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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1908)
I f If tMltlM) JESTING GROCER'S LUGK DAY Ronton, Fab. 10 This city Is at pr.onl In the mtdat of nn oxoltemont boyond nnytiung mat i una experi enced In recent years. Old nml yountf rich nnd poor, nil soom to linvo become liaslilo them koIvcd over nn Individual who wna a strangor to Doston until a few days ago. Tho man who ban croatod all this turmoil la L. T. Cooper, of Dayton, Ohio, who l at preaont Introducing his proparntloiiB In thin olty for the Aral tltno. Coojwr In a man about thirty yemm of ago who hn noqulrod u fortune within tho pntit two yearn by the Sale or Rome prot arntlon of which lie is tho owner. Roporta from othor cities thnt pro coded thu younK umti haro wore of (ho moat fltnr-ttlfiK nature, many ol thio loading dallies going bo far m iti ntnto thai ho hud cured In public plncou doafncfiH of mnny yonrs' atnnd lug with ono of his preparations phyalelano generally contradict! thu tntoinont,olnlmliiK thu thing to ho Impofcilhto, I111L tho fnotn soom ?d to hoar tho atntomont out that Coopor actually did no. f In uontUHiiioiKM pooplo flocked to hint hy thousands, and bin propunt AtoitM Hold llko wild lire. Many of theee storloa wore ro gnrdod iim natltlous In lloatoii. mil until Coopor notuary reached to olty llttlo nttentlon wan paid to thoni Hardly had lUu young man urrlvwl. howovor, than ho begun demoiutrv tlona, oh ho cnlla thoin, In pubMo.aml dally mot people alMcted with dual' ' iioutf, nnd with u single applloatlon of ono of lilii proparntloiiH notAinlly inado doaf poop hoar aRaln. Ono of tliow treated ft day or two tigo, was Patrick MoLuughllu, a woll known grocer of Cambridge, who, 4n nnawer to a qucwtlon hy a jvportor, Bald: "Ye, It lu truo that my hearing haa been ivotorod by Mr. Coopor. I bavo been dmf for twonty yonra.and It hoowb wonderfully atrango to bo liblo to heitr aRaln that I havo not yet boeonto neouatoinod to thu ohnngo lnyeurupnat I had boon to a loading apcatollnl both In thU country And In Europo. who had fnltod to help mo and i had long into given tip nil tioiJ. "When Mr. Coopor oaiho to Uoa ton, I went to him moroly an a Joko nnd oxpeolM t havu aomu f at Ida oxpenwo. for 1 really did not think bu oould do unythlng for mo. How over. llu JoUg la ttml l ttm truly Klad of It. 1 now hoar perfect ly, and you can publish ho now to th world If you want to, for I think ...i.... ,ii ii i, i in know about this man Cooler and what ho ban duuo lor mo." Btalomont of thl nharaotor havo Wn tndt by OUiom. nnd It nwnw t b an wUtblliihfhl fot that Gwv vra wwk In hoiimIiio. Yhn wo road that a irtan nd wife bavo iivvtl tomrtliwp for twenty or thirty yr wlMumt a iuarrol wo waitdor what th reeoruiiiK k paid about It. Ni'lttlilwilnMHl Porltt Mm. K. 1). Ohrli. of Harbor, Mo., tpwtklHK of Wtuh mr. ay; U U a. uwlithborhooAl tttorlt bro titU u." It dwwiriro to b a favor it wryw)Mr. It Rlv' n"lek M n dypopia, Uvr oniiklnt. kid no 4aranxHwtf, tHalMuirliloit, nrvovifc. news, wwknwn and Btorat docility. lUi action on I no blood, as a.thoroiiKh imririor ntakw tt Miwlally tul . uprlng nuMllolive, ThU rnd Uor- htlVti (onto U iwld undw uaraato at J. a Parry dru mt) ftO. i ii i JuktliUtdo. Tho oat Had taWR Ui canary. " j havou'i any (MiuinutullRni Hbout It. tJUwr." U MtJ. ploktMUt Itvr tt?otU wliH Uc onw. "I wHldH't isu tho ptauola on b nw flor r lb uraMdiouo on tbo third, bjit I wiuM wko a mvat of th wuloln on thj Ktd Moor. d Pvo done t." With a tt&tUlUt fttlu ou hir acv jh furled 1 tb Hoor bchlud tb smi w(to tta,ul to lwp. Obt &o TtIVuha , RUPTURE Of U ! tlw yeftav fc'Wtly oured Ik a Uxt daya without & aurglwt opwation or dietlon from bulHM. N pay will b aecepteil uatU th pa itent la eoaapVy WaiJ. Writ or call o TH VIDSU TV KUPTPHH CUUK, Tl THE RAINIJOW COLOR0. Hco How Many Yon Can DlsUngulfdi antf What They lie. ' How many tolora aro there In tho rainbow, or, what la tho sarrio tblnff, how! many can ono mako out in tho light Unit hat co mo through a dia mond, a pleco of cut Klaus or tho bovolod odgo of a mlrror7 Tho lboo,Bt of COurHv nay aovon. nut how mnny pooplo really do boo threo dlfforont shallcfl of bluo as dlntlnot on ono aldo of tho sreon aa aro the rod, orniiKo and yollow on tbo othor By no iiiwnn ovoryboIy, wo may bo airft, although', on 4ho other hand,lt Ih known thai dortaln aorta of anta whon thuy look at tho rainbow, steo only tho ky whoro wo boo tho rod band, whllo, to make up for It, thoy o next to tho volet, on tho othor aldo of tho bow, ono or two colom InvlHlblo to iib. Now, If thorc aro rainbow colorB which men do not boo at all, and If Bomo people mako out only atx col jrn wburo others diBtinRuUh noven, hccaiiBb hey are blln'd to one of Hie throe iihndoB of bluo ono might buosiI Hint thero would bo pooplo roiiio whuro In tho world who would bo able to find no more than flvo dif ferent coloru or perhapn only four. Th -to really la reason for thluklnK that this Ih tho cae. Tho early OrcekB had no word for blue, nnd (lladBtono nlwaya mnlntoliicd that It wiu because "thoy could' not boo h'uo. Moreover.lt wjoma to bo a KPnornl rulo that wlioro a lnntiingo dot a not bavo word for red, yollow, pen nnd bluo tbo bluo la always tho mid t6 bo InokttiK, nnd travelorB umoiiK tbo kvao trlboa In tho ffile- i lor of, Borneo havo reported them to lio'bluu blind. Thero aro Hclontltn who hold thnt iikoh ago men could wo In the rnln bow only rod, ornnico, yollow nnd Hroon, and that gradually na -thoy have progreflsrd In other roupecta. they havo addod firut greenrBh blue, then Indigo, only Intoly violet, nnd will hy and by add othera still. Aa I write tbo bum, shining through the corner of my Ink well, throws rn'ln bow tlntu on tho wall papur. I can dla,llnguUhed only hIx coloru, hut I am an old fogy. Yon younK people should bo nblo to aoo aovon. Can any of yon got a tint of tho eighth, which Home day erhapa everybody will bo able to booT New York orald. o ' TWO TITIjKH to iih hold. A recent dUpatob from Now York says: Now that tbo honeymooning Hteohnoy la no longer objocta of pop nlnr Intoreat, tho Now York publlo la lHtglnnlug to alt up nnd tnko notlco of tho otlmr holreea who will Join tbo reat mnjorlty of American wo inou who havo married title and llvo to regret It In aaukeloth and aihtH aro nohKlultnl for tbo coming wook. duo lu thin olty and ono In Pnrla, MIbm ThwKlora Shonta, daughter of tho former Panama canal oommW alonor. will play the part of tbo hap py brldo next Saturday, union Prov idence grant a further delay, wtuu nun will ucqulro a half Interest In the title of tho Duo do Uhatilnos. The eonaldorntlou la not atated, but there Ih llttlo doubt that the atraphangera who patronlie Papa Hhonta' llttlo traction ayatam will have to pay the freight. Anolhftr wedding A, for next week, in whlah n title ami fortune aro Involved, will take placro 1Mm day lu tho Amerloan eliuroh In Part. MIm Allow Noy Yt4iirb. lwlowsl dauglilor of Mr and Mru. VethtHS. M the "good thing" who will ja habilitate th broken fortuuea of hi blghueaa. the Count Hudolph. eto.. KoMtetliM de Toiun SATURDAY TO MONDAY ROUND TRIPS Commencing February 16th the Houtharu Paolflb company will aell Batutday to Monday round trip tick eta for all trains leaving Salem oa fttturday and Sunday and returning Mouday. WM. M'MtlflKAY. JOHN M 8COTT. 0u. Pa Agt. Aat. Oan. pjita. Agent. O' Notlcv, Notlco U herehy slvea to all par t& holding hool bonds No. 1, t. 3? 4. & t, 7, S, S and 10. of aottool dUtrlot No. 4. of Dougkoi county, Rlato of Oregon, to pretcnt the wiao at the banking houao of the New York Truat Comoany, ii Uroad Btiwt. Nw York City, N. Y.. fot payment, aa (Rtert will caaso thero oa after the ftrat day of March, 1908 IVatad at Uoaehurg, Oreoa, thl Slat day of January, 1I0S, J. K. 8AWTKR8, County Trwuure? of DoiagtM County, Orvxott 1 SMtuo DA11V OAMtAl, JOUWf At MIMA, OliKflOX. TUESDAY, FEltUARV 11, 100- READY TAILOflCD CLOTHES fOn WCLL DRCSSCD MEN. $20 Tho man who waits until ho gots homo to open his pay envolopo gon- erally begins work Monday morning fooling well and happy. i ' O" -- TEA was a royal indulgence two hundred years ago. Tis yet. Your rrocer returns rear money li row doa'l ML Shilliof ' Dealt Pr bln -o- When wo get rich tho Hrst thing wo will do will be to buy n bmnhol of collar buttono, a ball of bIioo fltrlng and an extra pair of bub ponJerfl. f . . i II? YOU KNOW. Tho merits or tho Toxaa Wonder, you would never Buffer from kidney, blndder or rhoumntlo trouble $1 bottle, two months' trcntmont, sold by 8, C. Stonj drug Btoro, or by mall. Tcatlmonlala with each bottle. &OUTIIKnNr"l,ACII'IO"CO. Tlmo Cnnl No. 03 Kffectlvo Sunday Drcfinbor Oth, 12.01 A. M. Townril Portland 'Pnaaenger. No. 1C -'G:G3 A. M. Orogon ExprcRa No. r8. 8M0 A. M. Cottago Qrovc Pasaongor. No. 12. 2:4C P. M. RoBOburg Paa- aongor. No. 14.-9:13 P. M. Portland Ex press, Town nl- Portland Freight. No. 2225:00 I M. Portland Fast Freight. No. 226 10:40 a. m wny freight arrives No. 22011:28 a. m way freight dopnrta. Toward Ban Fraaclaco PaBBengcr. No. 11. 11.03 A. M. HoBoburg Pas- aongor. No. 17.-0:46 P. M. Cottago drovo PaRBongor. No. 1C 0:CC-P. M. California Kx- prosa, No. 13. 2:01 A. M. San Franclaco ExprciiA. Toward Ban Francbico IVelgbt, No. 221,-2:43 A. M. Portland Fast Freight No. 23511:28 A. M. Way-Freight TUIH TAIIIiE" COHVAlJ.IH A KASTKH.V It. It. Troliw from and to Ynqultin. No. ; Arrives at Corvnllla ... .11:00 a. m. Arrive, nt Albany ..... 5:55 p. m. Lonvoa Yaqulna 0:45 a.m. Arrives at Albany 11:58 a.m. No. 2 Leave. Albany 13:35 p.m. Arrlvea at Yaqulna , ... 6:15 p.m. Truing to and" from Detroit Iavivoo Curvivllls ' 1 : 40 p. m. Loiwea Albany 7:30 a.m. A. M. 6.00, a7:08, 8:05, 10.0G. 0. 4 Ieavea Detroit ........ ltOOp, m. follows, conimonolng Jan. 10, 1908' Trnliujfyor ComiHIs.' No. 8 Iaavea Albany ,,.,,.,, 7:55 a. m. Arrival at Corvnllla , ...8.35 a. ra. No. 10. Iwavea Albany 3 : 55 p. m. Arrlvt at Qorvcillbj ... 4:35p.m. No. 0 leaved Albany 7:45 p.m. Arrived at CorvallU .... 8:25 p. m. Tmliu for AllMiiy. Lcavea Oorvallla 6:30 a.m. Arrlvea at Albany 7:10 a.m. No. 9 Loa voj- Concilia ,..,,, 2 1 15 p, m. Arrlvea at Albany , u;. 365p. w. No. 7 Loaves OirvallU ,...,', 6:00 p. ra. Arrives at Albany ...,w 6:40p.m. No. 11 (Sunday asty) taavea CorvallU . . . .. .11)15 a, m, ArrltM at Albany 11:58 a, w. No." 13 (Sunday only) Iavea Albany 12:35 p.m. Arrlvo at Corvallla .... 1:18 p.m. For further Information apply to WM, McMUllKAY, Oen. IVijw, Aut lNxtland, Oregon, J no, M. Scott, Ant, Q. 1 A. O C T, Co teamera Pomona aata Oivm&la ldve for Portland Monday, Wouxm- day and Friday at 10 a. m. and Teaday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 a, w. For Corvallla, Tuesday, Thuraday aad Saturday about 6 p. ea. M. P. Baldwin, ageat. OMom and dock at foot of Trado atrat wnrm 00- C M. P. BALDWIN, Agt. sf . i SK m i AI' I j " PRICE RANGE to $40 hhhuihih hiihumh The I Whkc House Restaurant For a IU-gular 1 25c Dinner at 20c They can't bo Ix-at McGUchrist & Son Proprlotora. ? lfgii I I I II tit I I I 1 IHM iiaaiMHaanM"HMj 8flO OOUllT HTIIKKT. Call and try thsm. Meat 9 15c. t Board por week 12.75, also furnlahed xooma very reatonablo. AT Tn Salem Restaurant MEALS 15c I mmmmmmwvn9W 411 IHHH I I I I I I I 1 1 I I It Ij ii ELITE HOTEL I ' ne&tnurnnt and hot.ol, on ; ! ! Europonn plnn. Moala at all ; ; hours on ahort ordor. Regular - dlnnor 26 conts. Thirty now- ; , , ly uniBtiou xurnianoa rooms. ; ; E. KCKEItLE.V, Prop. ;; 148 Commorclnl St. HIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Hotel St Philip Fourth and Fifth nnd llanuild' Stroota, Portland, Oregon. Now flroproot European Hotel Steam heat. Modern convonloncea Ratca 11.00 por day and up. Union depot car will land you ut tho door H.PIERCE, Prop. Harriett's Restaurant and Lunch Counter In Iliiali bank block romodelod and flrat-elaMi iMrvlee. Menla and lunrhKH In boat KylM. Ladira and family trade ttollclted. Salem Fence Works Headquarter for Woven Wire Fencing. Netting, Plckota, Gutoa, Malthoii) Hoofing, P. & D. Hondy Roofing All at lowoat prlcea. C1IAS. D. MULLIGAN Successor WAIriiK MORIlEY. 830 Court St. Svileni, Ore. HuieWingSangCo. Removal Sale Wo ara wiling out all goods at coat priaa. Move and aell ator building and all the gooda. Hrythlag must go. 34C Court Street. Salem, Or. WANTED. hkiiuxi ii you -ant a marble or granite monument we can save you money. Wo don't pay big rent nor elty Use you gt Ue benefit. Coma and get eur prleea, aad be oevld. Our ahap is In City View aamatary. Bhxeatng Grantia Co,, J. IX nefeaaaan, waaagar. 1-13- WwntiHl H1rU-U gvwwral blaek awlth Call at ISth aad Market atraaa, Saliu. H. M. TWoaaaa. J-7-lwk Wautrtl To Wny a aatoad-haad hor wajwc k. c. Mtatoa, 1399 llroadway. Saraao. Or. 2-S3t WauttHl To roat. hy aa xirtad mau ta farm aad OaJry work, a good grata or dairy farm. Profr to havo aaaaa furaUhd. Address "11." earo Jowraal. t-S-3t Wauted A gtkMa hoardor la private tamll) room aad hoard S3 2 K Cotttag Pavao TIS 2 lo3t fimfJUfraMBKliHIgiaigl"""'''!-!!! THE Mtfilf' '' tt', FOX SAL For Snlo Flno big White Leghorn eggs, price uu corns pur uwwu. I Ennuiro W. H. Tltnm, 20tb nnd Trado Sts. 2-1014f For Snlo or Kent. Modern residence, corner of Capital nnd Chemekcta streets. Enquire at rcoidenco or nt 2CC North High atreot. 2-10-3t I-or Sale 30-acro tract, or will trado for improved or unimproved city property Yow Park preferred. Phono 1390 Main. Joshua Smith, on Turner road. 2-C-lw For Hale A heavy 3 H -Inch Studc baker wngon, or would trado for amallor wagon. Also man wanted to dig n woll. C. M. Reaver, Sa lom, Route No. 2. Phono Farmers 477. 2-C-1W For Side 8 & acrcB two miles south of Salem, on Liberty road; chick on wlro fence nil around place; now Iioubo nnd furniture; now out buildings; threo dozon chickens. Q, W. Fleshor, Snlom, rotito No. 3, 2-0-2wk For SjvIo 34 ncrcs adjoining stnto fnlr groundrt, 10 acres cnBt nnd 24 acroa woat of Uio fair grounds road Can bo sold Bopnrately or In bulk. Good Improvements nnd nil kinds of fruits. A bnrgaln for tbo right party. Call on S. S. Colo, 570 Lib erty street, Salem. 1-18-lm Wood For Snlo Dry cord wood; nrat, nnd Bomo second, growth fir. All ordors dollvorod. Prices rea sonably. L. M. Van Cloavo nt Fairgrounds Wood Yard. Phono Main 1497. 1-lC-lmo Poach Seed for Side. Wo will havo a carload of California seedling ponch seed for sale at Salem, and would cpntrnct with purchasers to grow us prunes nnd poaches for fall delivery, 1909. For Informa tion address Chlco Nursery Co., Chlco, California. 1-27-tf For Kale In Mnson county, Wash ington, two lots In Dotrolt No. 2, on tho lino of thu contemplated rallrond from Port Townsond to Olympla, noar Ilood'a canal; many Improvements mndc. This la a bargain. Prico $400. Enqnrtro of Win. Armstrong. 1-3 0-2 wk Lot for Sale In Hydo Park addition to the city of J'ortland; will bo sold cheap for cash. Win, Arm strong. l-30-2wk For Snlo Six-room houso, oloso in, Hue location; prlco 1300. Lath nm Lnnd Company, ovor General lileotrlo Company. 2-4-tf For Sale Largo body and boat grndo second-growth fir. Phono 1417 or 12S3. Downing & EofT. 2-8- Ir Kidi Hlgh-grado piano player, mahogany ease, Including 30 rolls of music. Ono vlollncollo, good ordor, nlao Pittsburg visible type writer, universal keyboard, now. IlnrgfUns. 174 S. Cottago street. 2-S-3t I)r Siilf-Sovon-room houso and lot, modern, oocoeptlng hoat, Prlco $1700, also Vt block, good loca tion. Prlco $1900. Latham Land Company, .over Portland General Blettrle Company. 2-8-tf For Sale A stool aafo;. also Bomo good roller top nnd othor stylos in doka; 447 Stato street. C. Dlll mnn. denlor lu new nnd second hand gooda. 2-8-3t FOR RENT. lr Rent Rooms with or without board by the day, week or month. Mrs. W. R. Spoace, 4 SO South Commercial St. 2-10Gt For Rout Furnished and unfurnish ed rooms, and homo board by tho day or week or moals. 250 N. Cot tage St., between Ohcmekota and Court SU., Mrs. A. M. Oiemena. 2-5-lw RDTTERNLT 11READ. It la worth more than any other uread yet the price ia so higher. For aalo at your grocera', . aUPOUNIA BAKERY, Thomas & Coolcy, PropJ. DRAYMEN. Cumtuiaa Uroa. Traasfer Cveipaay All kinds of tranater work dona. Furniture and pianos boxed read) tor ahlpmeat, Prompt servlco Is our motto. Stand aad offlica at 353 8outh Commercial atroet Phoso 310. Rcaidenc Fkoae tfl. jM Bj fm . k. I W I t" I iiiiiiaiiaiiaiaiiiiMiaiiii. . i TH MISCEULANEOTJ8. rftfWWW Wanted, inrorninUon Families Ing soda cases and bottle , kcE Jugs belonging to tho Gideon Company, plcaso call up photic or drop postal car, giving st anu numoer. . 2-io-ii iioftuo iuyct urcnaru ioc Sal Clean. Proflt-bearlng; deep; luviai river uottom soil. buildings. Soil cntlro or bu visions. Good roads. Noar y-monui school Good cllt Bon A. Lowell, Woodvllle, gon. 1-3 0-h Will CoiTiirid Pay"Ca8li For" cast off cloth in, broken wati and Jewelry. Wo clean and pi High grado work. Phono Slgourney, 483 State. l- II. 8. Gilo & Co. Wholesalo gro and commission merchants. aro solo ngonts for Rex Sprayj is absolutely uniform in strong! perfect chemical corablna Costa a llttlo moro, but chcaj tho end, strongth nnd rollat considered. 1-15-' Will tho Party Wfco borrowed Snoll blcyclo from Tho Jou ofllco nbout two weeks ago ki roturn samo, as tho ownor it. 1-10H Vogcc Lumber nnd Fuel Co. L bor .shingles, building mat wood and coal. Low prlcea 3 prompt dollvorioa. Ono block' of S. P. passongt? depot. PI lflg. 7.!J Uutto weuuerotn Fine 1 liquors and cigars. Wo hi tho eolobrated Kollog gand d whlsklos. Cool and refreshing i constantly oi draught. Commorclal atrcoL 9-3-J Enlarged Our moat market on Eait street has boon doubled In size wo aro hotter propared than ova eorvo customers. Prompt norvlco tho boat of moata our motto. or phono 199. R. E. Edwards PROFESSIONAL. O. V. zaiifl, M. !. Phyalclaa Burgeon. Tolophone 307 Olllcos, D40 Stato street, opr court house, Salem, Or. Rcsld Phono 318 Main. 8-13- lm LODQK8. ;rpenU'ra Uuiou o. 10051 Union No. 10GG of Carpenter Jolrora of Amorlca meet Saturday ovenlng at 7.30 p. Hcarat 1ml 1, 420 State St. Donnia, Roc Sec Foresters of Anuairn Court wood Foresters, No, 19 Wodncsday in Hurst hall, strooL Waldo Miller, C R, Perry, financial secretary Central Lodge No. 18, K. of Caatlo Hall in Holman block,' nor Btate and Liberty it. Tuesday of each week at 7' m. Oscar Johnson, C. Ci Andoraon, K. of R. acd 8. Blwlcni Woodmen of Amcric gon Cedar Camp No, 5246. nvnrv Thursdr OVenlotJ o'clock In Holman ball. W4 Hill, V. C; P. A. Turaar, Woodmen of World Meet tW day night at 7:30, in HolminJ L. E. Ponnoll, O. C ; P lr. Clerk. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, dent and pension insurance; : r 000,000 plodgrd; every dalol Good agenU wanted, i Mongomery, supremo orj Box433 8alem, Oregon. Ryan, eeWctary. 546 Stattw BABtl AND DOOR FACTOIU1 Frank M. Rrowu. Manufactor aaah, doors, mouldings. All of houso finish and nro work. Front atreot, btwea and Court. Make an co- at the oSco. PLUMBERS fKeoTiUirr p1umblD, hot nil maam hoAtlDSC 8UU u iiri rvimmRKiil atreot. i :. . .. m Main A. U Ttt-ol -PlnmhlnC. Si raa fitting. Saeceasor to w. a vwk- ,.j Murpny, " - i-.-..jftii - 'Prone Main 17. uVehY and fbbo Livery aad ri StiWe ofllco Stables, at 254 F7 ..-... Tnrit.rt 1S$ the finest Hrcrlfta la th M ho found hero. Diet w ( .n. IH' iliuptwv.