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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1008.
AMUSEMENTS
Grand Opera House
JOHN F. CORDRAY, Mgr.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1008.
GORTON'S
MINSTRELS
presenting
tfFTiDV & PEARL
RUTROFI & LYNCH,
CAMERON & TOLEDO
VOUDER GRIFFIN
FOGG & ALGER
CRESCENT CITY QUINTET.
And 20 others. Gorton's Colobrat
M Concert Band. Soloa and aelec
Uoni. Noon and evonlng. Grand
street parodo.
prices 75c, 50c, 25c. Scat Bato
t box office Tuesday 9 a. m.
HOLDS OCTOBER AND
JANUARY TERMS
Court Docket Seems Anusually Long Because the Bank
Holidays Cut Out One Term of Court
WHY SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles Mny Bo Sapping
Your Life Away Salem People
Havo Learned this Fnct.
HARRY A. VAN
Presontg tho
Bijou Stock Co.
In a sensational comedy drama
COURT
1ARTIALED
At tho Kllngor Grand tonight.
Hurry A. Van's RIJou Stock Co.
An enjoyable program was pre
sented last evening at tho Kllngor
Grand by tho BIJou Stock company.
While this company is making ltd
third annual tour, It is its first ap
pearance hero and will romnln with
us Indefinitely. Spaco forbids us
mentioning each and ovory nctor
singly, but a moro ovonly balanced
company would bo hard to got. Spe
cial mention has boon mndo of Mr.
Harry Cornoll as Row Van Dyko
Drown. Mr. CInronco M. Lovo as
Captain Warner, who by tho way,
waj with Mme. Modjoska for ton
years, has onrnod laurels In all parts
of the world, as woll as Mr. Goo. T.
Shaw, tho comedian of somo 2S years
experience. They toll a good Joke
n him when he was with Mr. Vans
esmpany In British Columbia In a
ibmIi town culled Kluchone, nonr an
Mian reservation.
The company had played an on
Element of three nights and oaoh
&ad every nuht there was a full dele
latloo of Indlaus. The ohiof wnltod
apon Mr. Van and Insisted that the
company should remain at least' a
month. This, of course, was Impos
le. They Mere solmprossod with
the mirth of Mr. Shaw that to tho
swfwnj's dismay when going to tho
station next day found that tho Rod
Mas had torn up a half mile of
Waok each side of tho station and
Kwlumtly were obllgod to remain
J perform until the track was put
bonier.
Let us hop we will not be obliged
to go to such ha rah methods to keep
k here, fur if eoh and evory cUI-
Ukes to tee a good moral clean
iwr and gain ten good people In
or midst It I up to us to patronize
thm.
Following aro tho cases on tho
decket:
Dorranco Lumber Co. vs. Francis
Follor; assignment.
Leo Willis vs. M. L. Chamberlain;
assignment.
Oregon Land Co. v?. Charles Scott;
assignment.
Char-lea Scott vs. D. K. Smith et al;
foreclcwuro.
G. W. Fisher vs. Christlno Fisher;
dlvorco. l
Wm. E. Joseph (by Fred Haas)
vs. M. 8. Skiff; equity.
W. S. Motu et al vb. Salem Flour
ing Mills Co.; a corporation injunc
tion. Alico Stovers vs. Mark Slcvors; dl-
I vorqo.
Anna A. Cookham vs. Horaco L.
Cookham; foreclosuro.
T. C. Smith vs. Marcus Chrtsten
son ct al; foreclosure.
Mary.L. Davenport vs. Lowolyn L.
Davonport; divorce.
Emil Schomus vs. George Baur ot
al; to quiet title.
Mary J. Davis vs. John T. Davis;
dlvorco.
Maud L. Largent vs. Robert L.
Largent; divorce.
Fracis M. Brown vs. Edna Brown;
.habeas corpus.
L. E. Goodman vs. W. P. Mlnard;
foreclosure.
Ida Propat vs. Qulncy E. Propsf
dlvorco.
F. S. Eldrldgo vs. John Hoefor and
Casper Zorn; injunction.
J. K. Soars vs. F. i. Dunbar; ac
counting. Hattlo Mansflold ot nl vs. J. L. Hnll
ot al; equity.
E. P. Bordlno vs. 0. W. Johnson;
suit in equity.
Frank P. Van Vlack vs. Alico L.
Van Vlack; dlvorco.
Francis Stolnborn vs. Christina
Stolnborn; divorce.
L. Ames vs. John G. Lais; 'injunction.
George De Bord vs. VnrdomnnJ
Scott and John W. Evans; suit to
forocloso labor liens,
Ed. Buchanan and John Nixon, is
pnrtnors vs. Snmuol Mills; foreclos
ure of lien.
In the matter of tho application of
George W. Morley for registration of
title.
Star Land Co. vs. Jeremiah W.
King et al; lo aulot title.
Stateof Oregon vs. H. n. Kincnld;
accounting.
Louis Lachmiund and Julius Plncus
vs. Lapo Sing, Oliver Beers and Son
Bock; to enforco contract. '
Oltlo Wilson vs. Joseph WilBon;
divorce.
Perllna F. Phelps vs. J. 0. Pholpo;
dlvorco.
W. H. Dickens vs. Clara C. Dickens
dlvorco.
Fannlo Mooro vs C. R. Moore;
dlvorco.
W. B. Mowhlrter vs. K. Mowhlrter;
divorce.
Mattlo A. Arnold vs. J. W. Arnold;
divorce.
W. H. Churchill vs. J. M. Johnson;
to quiet title.
Isabel Simon vs. Chas. D. Winklor;
receivership.
George arlswold vs. Mnry B. Grls
wold; dlvorco.
Charles M. Lannlng vs. James Goo.
W. L. Jorman vb. J. L. Mlsnor; .to
enforco contract.
Paul It. G. Horflt vs. Louis Luch
mund nnd Julius Plncus; to enforco
contract.
Iva A. Amman vs. Henry Amman;
divorce.
S. Ilnsson vs. S. E, Hnsson; dl
vorco. V. Scott vs. Martha Scott; dlvorco.
F. A. Myers vs. Mattlo E. Myors;
dlvorco.
In tho matter of a ballot title for
II. B. No. 37, Chap. 04, gonornl laws,
onnctod, vs. legislative session of
19071 bnllot titlo.
A. L. Latourcll vs. E. A. Dunlap
ot nl; partition. -x
Nottlo Dennoy vs. Eva Richmond
ot nl; partition.
John II. Shlolds vs. J. P. Enright
otl nl; to quiet title.
V. R. Allon vs. Emma Allon; di
vorce Nnnoy Zorchor vs. W. II. Burg
hnrdt nnd P. T. Grifllth; injunction.
Mario Ehmar vs. Drew E. Ehmor;
dlvorco.
Augusta Gohiar vs. Ludwlg Gohlar
divorce.
Lnzoll Rornard vs. G. W. and Kato
Mooro; foreclosure of moohanlc's
lion.
In tho matter of the application of
Miohaol S knife to roglstor titlo to
Whn a healthy man or woman
begins torun down without apparent
cause, becomes weak, languid, de
pressed, suffers backache, headache,
dizzy Bpolls and urinary disordern,
look to tho kidneys for tho cnuso of
it all. Keep tho kidneys woll. Doan's
Kidney Pills euro sick kldnoya and
keep them woll. Horo is Salem tes
timony, to provo It:
E. E. Gilliam, proprietor of livory
and feed stablo at 02 Ferry Btroet,
and living at 332 Water Btroet, Sa
lora, Ore, says: "Years of almost
constant driving and a fall I got sov
oral. years ago which wronched my
back badly had tended to hurt my
kldnoya. I suffered from backacho
and lamonesB bo that at times I could
hardly etralghton up. Sharp pains
caught mo whon I aroso after Bitting.
Nono of (the remedies I tried did mo
any good until a short tlmo ago I
was induced to got Doan's Kidney
Pills, nt Dr. Stono's drug store. In
a short tlmo I obtained moro relief
from tho bnckacho and tho disordorcd
condition of tho kldrjys thnn I had
for years. I know of neighbors who
havo used your remedy, and they all ,
speak of It as tho best mcdlclno thcro
is, nnd I bellovo this to bo bo."
For salo by all dcalors. Prlco 50
conts. Fostor-MIlbum Co., Buffalo,
Now York, Bold agents for tho United
States.
Romombor tho nnmo Doan's
and tako no other.
'OFFICERS ELECTED BY
STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION
J. S. Delllngor, Dally Astorlan,
president.
George Putman, Medford Tribuno,
vice president.
George Sciblrd, Union Republican,
recording secretary.
A. D. Moo, Hood River Glacier,
corresponding secretary.
Frances Gotshall, White Ribbon
Review, treasurer.
Trustees G. B. Small, Baker City
'Domocrat; CbarlOB H. Fisher, Eugene
.Guard; C. L. Ireland, Moro Observer.
A BixmhI Statement.
This announcement la made with
out any qualification. Hem-Rold la
tho ono preparation id the world that
guarantees it.
Dr. Loonhardt'a Hem-Rotd will
euro Piles. It la In the form of a
tablot.
It la tho only Pile remedy usod In
ternally. It is Impossible to euro an estab
lished cam ot Piles with ointments.
Miupporitorles, injections or outward
appliances.
A guarantoo is issued with ovory
packago ot Dr. Leonhardt's Hom
Rold. Go and talk to your druggist about
it.
Dr. Loonhardt Co., Niagara Falls,
N. Y Proprietors, Sold by Dr. S. C
Stono. Salem.
Quarterly Report of "Pen."
Superintendent James, of the pen
ltonlary, has filed his qunrtorly re
port for tho quater ending Dec. 31,
1907, with tho secretary of Btato.
Tho report shows thnt thcuumbor
of convlcta at tho closo of tho quarter
was 378 as compared with 380 at the
end of tho prccodlng quarter. The
numbor ot convlcta recolved during
tho quarter was 39, thonumbor dis
charged 44, paroled prisoners re
turned, 3; transferred from tho asy
lum, 1; escaped, 1; daily avorago,
381.9.
Tho not earnings from convict la-
,bor woro 94357.34, earned at tho
Northwostorn Btovo foundry, tho
brick yard and tho Btato fair ground.
Tho not oxpondlturo was $12,
143.49. Paid out, for repairs and Im
provements, 93,90; for ponlioniary
betterment fund, 11142.06,, making
a total oxpondlturo ot 113,380.05.
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FROM THE ANTILLEg.
Asks Divorce.
A now dlvorco proceeding has boon
begun in department No. 1 by Lillian
A. Oberor vs. Frod J. Oboror. Tho
parties wcro married at Corvallis
about ton years ago and havo throo
children, all sons, ranging in ago
from fivo to nlno years, Tho usual
CbaatbcrlAiiCs Cough Remedy Bote
fit a City OOHtlcJbHaH At
Kingston, Jamaica.
Mr. W. O'Rollly Forgarty, who It
a mombcr of tho city council at Kings
ton, Jamaica, West Indlos, writes m
follews: "Ono bottlo of Chamber
lain's Cough Romody had good effect
on a cough that was giving mo trou
ble and I think I Bhould havo boea
moro quickly rolioved it I had con
tinued tho romody. That it was bone
flolal and quick in rollovlng mo there
is no doubt nnd It is my intention to
obtain anothor bottlo." For salo by
Dr. Stono's drug otoro.
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Rosa Hampton vs. Illrnm II. Hnmp-.real ostato; registration,
ton; divorce. Application of Poroy Willis for rog-
John Fox vs. George E. Chamber-( utrntion of titlo vs. Ellznboth Doylo
lain, govornor, ot al tsinio innu t al; registration.
Gorton's Minstrels,
Oertea's Minstrels, with an oxcel
t oorapauy of comedians, singers,
wafers and vaudevtllo artists, will
War at the Grand nnarn hmmn
T91"- Bearing the stamp of pop
lar approval for nearly a half cen
r5"' ths favorite organization, en
5i to almost double It former
. Js fully sustaining Its best rep
"WMOft. by providing its patrons with
y tte very best features of mln-
J kih standard of oxeellenos
ka always charaoterlaed their
J la the past, will again
il the present season.
T management guarantees a pro
Positively free from stale. tlmw
f cu verythlng being new,
S5f? "P-to-date, while every
""JJJoa tu beeB give to the many
J"8 sary to a hlghlnss, en
Tr"1' brght and merry minstrel
"wmnAac.
A attractive, parade will be given
J Ure eompany.
Seats ok sale at bpx offloe Tues
Tt9a. m.
CASTOR I A
iror Infaats and Children.
KM Yfl. Hivi Arwiyi m
board); mandamus.
II. L. Stoolo vs. GsorgQ E. Chnm
borlaln, govornor, et nl (stato land
board); mandamus.
C. W. Cornelius vs. George E.
Chamberlain, govornor, ot nl (state
land board); mandamus.
C. M. Cartwrlght vs. George E.
Chamborlaln, govornor, ot al (stato
land board); mandamus.
Geo. McMillan vs. George E. Cham
berlain, govornor, ot al, (stato land
board); mandamus.
G. Lombard vs. George E. Cham
berlain, govornor, ot al, (stato land
board); mandamus.
H. T. Hendryx vs. George E. Cham
berlain, governor, et al, (state land
board); mandamus.
F. L. Parker vs. George E, Cham
berlain, governor, ot al, (state land
board); mandamus.
Alma D. Katz vs. George E. Cham
berlain, govornor, ot al, (state land
board); mandamus.
Dan J. Moore vs. George E. Gham
borlnln, governor, ot al, (atato land
board); mandamus.
n T,. Stevons vs. F. W. Benson,
socrotary of state; referendum.
John F. Logan vs. F. W. Benson,
Bacretary of state; lnjunotlon.
Mario Schmidt vs. Paul Sohmldt;
dlvoroe.
Charles A. Gray vs. Capital Na
tional bank; injunction.
Ploroe Parker, administrator of
the ostate ot J. W. Vaughn, deooased,
vs. Charles A. Baer; to sat asldo
doed.
Nellie Klnaoy et al vs. Mahala
Miner: oartltion.
Mary Gyrus vs. Edmund Waller
et al; to quiet title.
Gf nannriint'a Abbey vs, Marion
county et al; injunction.
Leander E. Morgan vs. Clara A.
Morgan; divorce.
William Swisher- vs. W. B. McCor-
mick et at
Mary E. GlUtrap vs. Fred Gllstrap;
divorce.
G, C. Pomeroy vs. G. A. Vander-
beck et al.
Elizabeth C Carpenter vs. Alfred
O. Carpenter; divorce.
R. V. Harris vs. SftJIa E. Sprlngor
ot nl; equity,
S. T. Northoutt v. HanrJoUa Froh
man ot nl; oqulty.
M. M. Taylor, a promlnont grocory
Eoln. statutory grounds ot cruel nnd ln-,mnn or JnoKsonviuo, nnor auonuiug
J. W. Clminhorinln In vtaltlnf? hln humnn trontmont nnd norsonnl Indie 10 grocers' convonuon m l'orunna,
pnronts nt Gates. nitlos rondorlng llfo burdonsomo nro """l visiting R. D. Allon. of this city,
T. L, Acuff has roturncd from his alleged In tho complaint. Both par-
trip to tho mountains.
Miss Mnry Loftlss ot Tumor Is
visiting hor aunt, Mrs. O. G. Savngo.
Mrs. II. II. Haydon wont to Oregon
City TuoBday, having boon called
thcro by tho sorlous Illness of hor
dnughtor, Mrs. Allen Thnckor. Polk
County Observer.
Bttn tb T Wn(i 1f0tt "ai9 Alwa)'s,B!1'2f;'
tics aro residents of Orogou and tho
plaintiff of Marlon county.
Too Much Face.
loft this morning for his homo.
It filta tho nrtcrlos with rich, rod
blood, makes now flosh, and healthy
mon, women and children. Nothing
nnn fnlrn Hx itlnrn; nn rnmodv hna
You fool as If you had ono faco too ,ono so im,ch n9 IIor,Blor.g
many whon you havo Neuralgia. noc,y Mounlnln Toa, 3Co Toft or
Don't you? Savo tho faco, you may
nood it; but got rid of tho neuralgia
by applying Ballard's Snow Lini
ment. Finest thing in tho world for
rhoumatlsm, nouralgla, burns, cuts,
Tablets, Dr. Stono's Store.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Kimball loft to
day for Portland, whor thoy will he
scaldB, lamo back and pains. Por salo tho guests ot f rlonds and relatives
by all druggists,
'for a fow days.
WMfclsjWsjMhWfcWfcWMI
Free Rial
Mail Edition
TEA
Not 1 .in 1000 who buy
Schilling's Best wants the
money.
Your crocer returns your raoner If you 4a't
Mko Sebltllnc't Deil; we par him.
Boosters Will Not Meet.
The Boosters' club of tho Capital
City will not moot tonight, for tho
roason that (bo last meeting was
held ono week earlier than tho regu
lar time. Hence an interval of throo
weeks will elapse between tho last
meeting held and tho next one sched
uled. o
It Does the Business.
Mr. E. E. Chamborlaln of Clinton,
Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. "It does tho business; I havo
used It for plies and it cured thorn.
Used it for chapped hands and it
cured them. Applied it to an old
sore and it healed without leaving
a scar bohind." 2 Be at J. C. Pony's
drug store.
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Fiiutl Account Ilvurd.
E. P. McCornack, guardian of tho
ostatoof Evan Roose, an insano per
son, has fllod his final account In
probata court. The court has board
the account, tho guardian has boon
dlaoharged from his trust and the
estate settlod up.
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A Higher nealth Level.
''I have reached a higher health
level since I began using Dr. King's
New Life Pills," writes Jacob Spring
er, of West Franklin, Maine. "They
keep my stomach, liver and bowels
working lust right." If these pills
disappoint you on trial, money will
be refunded at J. C. Perry's drug
store; X 5c
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