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Newspaper Page Textl-x b u DAILY CAPIAT, JomwII. HAT.WM. nnirriov SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1008. ComplcJe Formula. Avtr't Non-Alceholle Sortaparilla' rfj p narprlllfIloot, 10Orj.aannLire . a On W , y-0 T Yellow DoaK Hoot, nOr. Iliitek OohoiU Iloot a art! I Ik F&jJI V W cinononunauirK,our.ioairt orFottilum 4 0ril l" Jlaokthorn Dtk Or. Olxoerln.O. P,, 3 l.a Dramii 'l-flarw "-C LI..J i7.,.Vn..m-i.-.V !- '-r..Vi?"r",l 'TL,rBttUnblood,impur,u. ...... ,"-"--.-?.. 1 ' ...- tH.'Airt iJXltMtOTt ii.rAMiiiaAraiiAHa .... i.- !51rJ.vwF to "' -'" " '.'.i'i.t. i.nir- r r Tni-nm """ UTIATIVE AND REFEREADUM MEASURES TO VOTE 0N--N0. 34 Llblrdln Ho ,l9t of 19 lnIUa" lid jWlJnaUm IMCttWUiVO ui ittfore the people In Juno deals propOSCa umuu..-..- lW6itltutloa tty wnicn n ia to Increase tno numuer oi , c the stato supremo court L time to Are, nnd further regu- tbe Jurisdiction or tno cir- i mil county courts. fjiihjlast session of tho leglsla- , Immediate provision was mnue Lttelncreaso of tho supremo court fjactment of a law authorizing iippolntment by tho governor or Liopremo court commisaiuiiuia i ?ere to sit In effect ns nsso- i to tho Justices of tho supremo In accordnnco with this law, IB. King of Ontario and W. T. r of Salem wero appointed, and bio serving. rM text measure Is No. 4. Tho amendment wbb originated as a house Joint resolution and being adopted by both houses at tho last session of tho legislature, was re ferred to tho peoplo according to law. Tho resolution as It passed was as follews: Houso Joint resolution No. 7 Proposing nmondmont to tho con stitution of tho atato of Oregon. Ro Bolvcd by tho house, tho senate con cen curring: That tho following amendment to tho constitution of tho stato of Ore gon bo, nnd tho snmo Is hereby pro pesed: Section 14 of nrtlclo II of tho con stitution of tho Btnto of Oregon shall bo and horeby Ib amended to road as follews: Sootlon 14 Tho rogulnr gonornl biennial election In Orogon for tho I year A. D. 1910 and thereafter shall mfonrthof the sorlas of 19 Inll- bo held on tho first Tuosdny after b tnd referendum moasuroi to tno first Monday In Novombor. All ibeforo the peoplo In Juno, la ofllcoiB oxcopt tho govornor, olocted ijowd amendmont to tho con-'for a Blx-yoar term In 1904 or for a rstl?a of the state changing the four-yonr torm In 190C, or for n two- iDfthe regular blonnlat elections year torm In 1908, shall continue to tho first Monday In Juno to hold their rospoctlvo offlcos until tho ! i frit Tuesday after tho first Mon- first Monday In January, 1011; and j b November. Tho purposo of all officers, except tho govornor, iiaendment Is to do away with; olocted at any regular gonornl blon- iHttislty nnd oxponso of holding nlnl olectlon aftor tho adoption of i elections In presidential years, this amondmont, Bhnll nsiunio tho pStbepreicntyonr when tho state ( duties of their rospoctlvo officos on ii general election in juno nu.i tno Hrst Monday In January follow-1-aHentlal election In Novombor. I lug Btioh olectlon. All laws portnln- flMspearanco of tho amendmont !ic to tho nomination of candldntos. Alt ballot will bo as follews: registration of votors and all other b.'er'fd to tha peoplo by the leg- things Incldont to tho holding of tho Hire assembly For nmondmont' fegulur biennial oloctlon Bhnll bo en- 14 of nrtlclo II of tho con- forced and bo effected tho same num- !:oa thanRlng the time of hold-, bor of days boforo tho first Tuosdav liie regular Rpnornl blonnlnl oloc-j aftor tho first Mondny In Novombor i "rn mo Mt Mondny In Juno that thoy havo horotoforo boon be ars' Tuesday aftor tho first foro tho first Mnndnv In Jimn hlon. NlT In 'c, Prober. Vote YOU Or Illallw Oxnmt na ninv Immnflnr ho ... - - ' - .-..... res. jo i no. provided by law. Hnrtzlor, D. D., will bo In Salem Sunday, April 12. II. A. Deck, pas tor. Christian Science. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 440 Chemeketa street. Sorvlcos Sun day at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Subjoct of lesion sermon, "Reality." Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. Tho Wednosdny evening meeting la hold nt 7:30 p. m. Readlnc room In tho church opofi each aftornoon except Sunday. All aro cordially Invited to attend tho services and tho read ing room. Ooapol Clinpcl. Fifteenth and Mill streets. Sun day school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Evangel ist Chaa. II. Waymlr wilt conduct special gospol services every night this week, to which tho public aro cordially Invited. W. O. T. U. Professor Sherwood of tho univer sity will speak at tho V. C. T. U. on Sunday next at 4 p. m. 0 Cliombcrlaln'H Cough Remedy Is Moth Agreeable nnd Effective. Chamborlaln's Cough Remedy has uo suporlor for coughs, coldB and croup, and tho fact that It Is ploas ant to tuko and contains nothing In any way Injurious has made it a favorlto with mothers. Mr. W. S. Polham, a merchant of Klrksvllle, Iown, says: "For moro than 20 yeara Chamborlaln'B Cough Romody has boon my lending romody for all throat troubloB. It is especially suc cessful In cases of croup. Children llko It and my customers who havo usod It will not tako any other." For sale at Dr. Stono'a drug store. u ... MILITIA COMPANY. FORMER AT HALSEY Governor Chnmborlain Is in re ceipt of n letter from PostmnBtor George Olllott of Hnlway, Makor county, rjklng permission and co oiiorntlon In tho ostnblishmont of a company of nntlonnl guard at that place. Glllott BtntoB that whllo tho population of Halfway la not vory largo, Itsolf, tho uurroundlng couu try Ib very thickly populated. Clean Coffee Jjv wii r.rt tCn wmm &35IJ mm Folder's Golden Gate Coffee is roasted by a direct flame, which burns off all impuri ties and unclean matter. Weighed and packed by machinery in aroma-tight tins No hand touches the Coffco until it reaches the consumer.Order whole roast and let your grocer grind it, or, better still, grind it at home. J. A. Talgwr (Sk Co., Sam lrametee in iiif ff iiictact tiitie)injimg THE CLASSIFIED UtItItII I 1 9 1 J4 FOX JSAU Strong and Healthy Poultry 0 OWNERS IIIIIIIIII1IIHIIIIIIII1II OF BAD BREATH I lr of Indication. SnmU-ti.. fflim ',rt,,k.,nK Stopped t ? With Stiwrfh Charcoal im. r. ' rackiiL'o To Iwi- u o..... . I nV...i - " '""l J'll'l-' l 'LlSn.m": '-abbaM conwm- I! THE CHURCHES I abbg coniiim-'olasB music. . rr" 'i inktra ml thiwu. wih i a, i.. 7 ..I viiwu. rt ! I t I I I I i M I t MHIH I Flint Aritli(KllHt KiKlcoinI. I Rov. W. II. Sollock will preach at J 10:30 a, m, nnd 7:30 p. in. Morn ing topic, "Tho Lost Coin." Evonlng Bubjoct, "Tho Homoly Vlrtuo of Klndneii." Hpworth Longuo nt G:15 p. ui. Pine orxnn and firm lu- Mr. John Rlhn of Vlnlng. In.. Rays "I havo boon selling DoWitt's Kldnoy and Rlnddor IMIN for about a year and thoy givo hotter satisfaction than any pill I ovor sold. I havo used thorn myself with flno results." Sold by all drnigglsts ii n 1 Now Notaries, J. P, Winter, Pendleton; M, J. Lynch, Pprtlnnd; W. R. Hall, St. Johns. WOMAN'S BACKACHE All aro cordially 3e'nma,u are n a , Kn)l "i,a-,)rda,;h,niu,ih b- -1 ' I,.,... flu h ?na, ng thoy "mks rn ii "c"r l,,rn meir - f it u .i 7 u Tl, Pitiable , ' U that thMA Hn.. ,l I 1S.LH' -'l thin." ri -.ii- uifd.ru i . i.nM. i k .JrXl9. wnnderful absorbed M0 na.im Tf nhani.1.. inn , !. ' " LozencM win '8 rails -. "-., iuu- B!?iJOM!S?' -baoo? . uona.i-a "hu i08 an m a7 V ,na,Kestion and -eiA ., . wiiui-i ,..,i , ynufcA. .au,orb n11 thot"'"""b ' if " It ClA.. 1. t w Mti-n- ' uwcning. 1 a SS?J'af- M,'OUB bratl CfCo'LPn80,k,nBrhew ' J:-oT,. .?.n eatIS onions or Kt Un , Vf ' ,bturf8 Char 5d wir ! mak your breath lMr K-. H 1 .i. . 1 .t ' !k whole box- Pan , te.r your blood 1 v -. u ng r ( o,.' ; "W (Limw.1 .u.i ,,.'"; i it to make "it not . ,... fn t k,0, h 4 - t . '" noi 'ao swft. ' T.1 ffttli will f vin in- -i t,i ... . IMf.."u1I tkis In .. "i r r-Vr, today! -"i s Charcoal t.. " ti ' ISJ Tcr bji, . i .. anj add UnptM. Tho Dlblo sohool moot at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Dr. Comor'a sormon at tho morning serv loo will bo on tho thomo, "Do Not Throw Awny Your Confldouco." A strong ohorus will sing and tho serv loo will b woll worth your time. Strangors nro requested to worship with us. Young Pooplo'a mooting at C:30 p. m. Hvenlug service at 7:30 p. m. A short addrosa will bo de livered by Dr. Corner on "What Your Belief Will Compel You to Do." Thoro will bo sjeveral spocial num bora furnished by tho ohorus at tho Bvorybody wel co mo First Congregatlonnf. Thom for morning service, "Mak ing tho Most of Things." Evonlng thome, "Tho Outsider Opinion of tho Church." First Presbyterian. Churoh streot, nonr Ohomokota stroot. Rev. Henry T. Babcook, pas tor. Morning sorvlco at 10; 30 a m. Evening service at 7:30 p. m. Re spective themo. "Gratitude": "Their Voices Prevailed." Sunday sohool at 12 ui. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3:30 p. ra. Senior Christian En deavor at G:30 p. m. Public cor dially invited to all sorvlcos. Central Congregational. Nineteenth and Ferry streets, P. S. Knight, paator. Usual services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Endeavor meet ing at. 6:30 p. m. Bible study Thursday evening. United Evangelical. Sunday school at 10 a. m. K L. of C. E. at 6:30 p. m. Themo for the 11 a. iu. service, "The Cbrls- karcoal Loz-I Han's Pattern." For the 7:30 p. m. service. "Out of Egypt Into Canaan." 1- vm I BmBB) l Tr H V" "JH 1 uF I 1 1 n MmikJfZ i mm, i WJ i 'JiiriftP'i ffaBMTlfi V'iiMfBBF 9JtA Ih BBBtaMrlrflBBBBBBBBBMBBWv Bl m . i fliMBk I Ifc- ft 't& vBbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV. B I IbmbbbbbbbbbbbbbbJ BBBHBBf 1 'Bl JilTnl 1 Worlds of Illoom Calla lilies, roses, violets, cinerarias, hyacinths, daf fodils, etc., and everything In sea son. Mrs. Hugh Jory, 1952 Court street, Salem. 3-24-tf What Do You Think of This? 320 acros of good, rolling land for $2400, 200 acres of this Ib good plow land and about two ratios of vory fair fencing. Thoro nro no buildings, oxcopt a barn 24x36. Sovoral good springs. This won't wait at $7.G0 por acre. Bottor call at onoc. Paul M. Sims, 222 North Commercial street, Salem. 3-27-lm. If you fml Coulon's Improved Mash Egg Food Your hens will bo cackling ovor frosh laid eggs, thrco tlmos as many ng they would lay without this food. You will help yourselves and holp us If you do your buying In our lino from u B. Good Jltoraturo ou poultry raising froo. TILLSON & CO. Ifil HIGH ST. Phono 130 TORRID ZONE FUNARCE mBhE bbbbbbbbVbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbkbi Flno Properly for Snle In good markot town on Southern Pacific, good Bchools and churches, Ono aero planted to all kinds of fruit, two-story, 8-room houso (on Bolld foundation) with porches, ctosots and pantry, alBo two-story black smith and wagon shop and largo barn. Will bo sold rcasonablo, aa owner Is unablo to work at' black smlthlng. John Holm, Aumsvlllo, Oregon. 31-2-lm For Snlu My modorn 10-room homo nt tho southent corner of Onk and Wlntor stroota. For par ticulars wrlto mo or call on Jos. H. Albert at Capital Natlonnl Bank. F. A. Wiggins, Topponlsh, Wash. 3-12-tf For Sale 80-acro farm, 7-room houso, barn 54x74, grevnnry, chick on houso, spring wntor, farm fenced with wovon wire, socond bottom land, 45 acres In crop, tim ber on farm will pay for samo, all kinds of fruit. Latham Land Com pany. 3-10-tf For Rale SInglo-comb Rhodo Island Red eggs, $1.00 for sotting of 13. Also a few nlco cockorolB for snlo. Enqulro at 2417 Trado stroot, cor ner of 24th. 3-2C-3t For Snlo Atdn blackberry plants tho host blnck berrlca grown. D. A. Whlto & Son food storo, Salem, Or. 3-20-3t LODGES. ''rrr'lr ;ari)cnters union jo. 1065 Loel Union No. 1065 of Carpentors awl Jolrora of Amorlca raeot ever? ' Saturday ovonlng at 7:30 p. m. 4 Hearot hall, 420 StAto St. A. W. Donnls, Roc Sec Foresters of Antcoicn Court Sher wood Foresters, No. 19. Meet Saturday nigh in Holman hallr Stato Btreot Waldo Mlllor, O. It.; J. C. Perry, financial secretary. Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of Castle Hall In Holman block, cor nor Stato and Liberty street Tuesday of each week at 7tS8 . m. Oscar Johnson, O. O.; H. H. Anderson, K. of R, and 8. Modern Woodmen of America Ore gon Cedar Camp No. 6246. Meets every Thursday evening at ' o'clock In Holman nail. W. W. Hill, V. 0.; F. A. Turner, clerk. Woodmen of World Meet every Fri day nfght at 7:30, In Holmaa kali, O. L. Darling, O. O.; P. L. Frax lr. Clerk. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, aeet dont nnd ponslon lnsuranco; $V 000,000 pludgrd; ovory claim paM Good agonte wanted. J. H. O. Mongomory, supromo organiser, Box432 Salem, Oregon. R. R. Ryan, secretary, 540 Stato street. MISCELLANEOUS. A Social Dniicc Instond of n mas- quorndo, will bo given nt Wade's hall Saturday ovonlng, March 28. Evoryono Invited. 3-25-3t Concrclo Work Get my prices on IQowalk8, curbs, soptlo tanks and comont work of any kind. All work gunrantood llrst-clasa, Mr. Ward, Highland add. Phono 569. 3-24-tf Will Call and Pay ChhIi For mea'e cast off olothlu, brokon watohee and Jowolry. Wo cloan nnd preee. .High grade work, Phono 963. Slgournoy, 483 Stato. 1-2 5 -tf. For Hub' Good Iioubo, hard finish, good outbuildings, 3 lots, also food chopper, 7 foot saw, 200 pounds lnnd plastor, etc. Enqulro 1321 N. 10th St. lOwnora leaving within noxt fow days heuco tho nocBHBlty of soiling. 3-27-3t m miiniuiiit -your clear pa. s I - ... "MIWH I in IHiasHnu navr Ihfl nflaffni A4V1U Ltt l OHM coj I " " - ,.-vw. .vm.v f i ? P&ckazA , '. . i for naLLas tn attend th annual con- '1:,if,4ju S " 20 Stuart "orenco session that convenes April j a i no presiaing msuop, iter , u Ibo back is tho raainspring of woman's organism. It quickly calls attention to troublo by nching. It tolls, with othor symiitonts, such as nervousness, headache, pains in tho loins, weight in the lowor part of tho body, thnt a woman's fominino organism needs immediafoattention. In such cases the one sure remedv which speedily removes tho cause, and restores tno feminine organism to a healthy, normal condition is LYD!APINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND Mrs. Will Young, of 0 Columbia Ave., Rockland, Mo., says : ' I was troubled for along time with dreadful backaches and a pain In my aide, and was miserable In every way. I dootored until 1 was discouraged and thought I would nevor get well. I read what Lydlit K. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound had done for others and deoided to try It ; after taking three bottles I can truly bay that I never felt eo well In my life." Mrs. Augustus Lyon, of East Earl, Pa., wri&js to Mrs. Pinkham: I had very berere baokaches, and pro6lnjr-ilovn pains. I could not Bleep, and had no appetite. Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound cured ma and made mo feel like a new woman." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, -lias been the standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousands of women who have leen troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges tion,dizziness,or nervous prostration. The above cut represents brick lined Torrid Zone Furr.- Guaranteed gas, smoke and dutt proof. Economical and durable. A. L. FRASER 20H STATE STRKET. Estimates furnished on boating I'OUUMNT. For Itcnt Olio Htiito light house keeping rooms nt Hotel Scott, with water and light. 3-37-31 For Rent Throo Iioubos, $4 to $0 por month. A!o Btrawborry and potato ground. Dox 113 Turner, OrcKuii. 3-2C-3t JiiHt Arrived Flno now stock of mnrblo nnd grnnlto monumonts, Wo can navo you monoy bb wo pay no big rout or city taxes. Cotno and get our prlcoa and bo con vinced, Shop In City View Com otory. J. D. Dohunnu, Phono 12Q0, Salem. 3-lC-tf. Vogct Lumber nod Fuel Co. Lum ber .Bhlngloo, building material, wood and coal. Low prlcoa and prompt dollvorloa. Ono block east of S. P. passenger dopot. Phone 108. 7-2-tf Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Woven Wlro Fencing. Netting, Piokets, Gates, MaithoW Roofing, P. & R. Ready Roofing All at lowest prices. CMS. D. MUIIIGAN - Successor WALTER MORLEY. 230 Court St. Salem, Ore. TO OWNERS OF HORSES Tho undersigned Is preparod to break, handle and develop roadsters and trotting horse. For terms of board end ears apply to BAM OASTO, Fair Grounds, Or. WAXTKI), HEAL ESTATE. Sell Vuhp property Wo control a large amount of cnpltal to Invost In city proporty and farm lands, nt market valuo. Salem Invostmont Co., 432 State street. 3-25-lm 0WWMi wi mtrwmmm sm hjp www wH DRAYMJBN. Cuiuniius Ilros. Transfer Cetupjinr All kinds of transfer work done Furniture and planot boxed ready for shlpmout. Prompt sorvlce Ji our motto. Stand and office at 253 South Commercial Mrpt Phone 210. Roaldouco Phone 963. Raggnge nnd EMts R. N. White, goneral dollvory to any part of tho city on short notice. Stand in front of Rarnott's roHtaurunt, Cora morolal stroet. Phono 390. Real donee phono 590. 2-14-tf Hut to & Wendcroth Flno wines. llquora nnd clgara. Wo handle tho colebratod Kollog gand Coatle whlsklos. Cool and refreshing beer constantly oi draught. South Commercial stroot. 9-3-lyr Enlarged- ' Our meat markot on East State street has been dnublod In slzo and wo aro bottor prepared tWaa ever to soryo cufltomors. Prompt sorvlco and tho bost of moats our motto. Call or phono 199. D, 13. Edwards & Co. For Kale Flrat-clasa carpet paper at this offlco; 25o for a bl? roll. IJUTTERNUT UREAI). It Is worth moro than any other road yot tho price In no higher. Por sale at your grocer'. Ttioiunx Jlv Cooley, lropa, ' CALIFORNIA BAKERY, PLUMHER8. Tlieo. M. Itnrr Plumbing, hot wate; and steam boating and tinning. 104 Commercial street. Pbonr Main 192. 9-1-lyr 31. J. Poizel Plumbing, steam anp gas fitting. Suaaeasor to Knox & Murphy, 220 Commercial itroet Prone Main 17 SAlir ANDROOR FACTORIES. Frank 31, Ilrowu. Manufacturer of sash, doors, mouldings. All kind of houso finish and bard wood work. Front street, between SUt nnd Court. Make all complaint at the office. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY IIAIiL. For water service apply at office Rills payable monthly In advanct CHICHESTER'S PILLS 1 fe1fal A W Ixtlral At jwitr Un(i U4 lud lit. 4iiUiita.Uru UUuui J'UI ia U4 o. C.U ullk ttlXri Wli h Jt .. (O) HrvrM.L A 'MrllVt'lf.TKH nuikuoiiH tU$t, tiSttl. A "rlitiiil SOOIYWltfitSTSEVOtYWIIQr WANTED. Witniod Ouod man or womnn to caavjuii ou anlary. Apply Journal office 8 a. in. Hustling Mn Wanted Distribute Bamplee and circular. No can vaseing. Globe Adv. & Dls't Asen. Chicago. 3-26-2t Livery und Feed Htables Old Post ollloo Stables, at 254 Ferry street, between Commercial and Front stroets. Telophone 188. Some of tho finest llverloe In tho city can bo found here. Dick Wost3cott, proprietor. 10-1-Iyr IpeiHMMHMiaaHMHeMf EXCHANGES. ? rl 1 I I 1 ti AgentM W1111 ted 10x20 orayou por traits 40 cents each, frames 10 conts and up, sheet pictures ono cent each. You can makei 400 por cent profit or $36 per week. Catalogue and samples free Frank W. Williams Com pany, 1208 W, Taylor stroot, Chi cago, III. 3-25-4t A Portland Modem 7-room houBO, to oxohange for farm land or acre ago. Como In and Investigate. Sa lem " Investment Co., 432 Stato streot. 3-26-lm HOUISTER' ftocky Houfliain Tea NujHpfs A Dbit Ut&idu tat Baty PmbU, Sibtgf Oillta Huilth tad Koetrt4 Vigor. OB.I Kl.!utr Troubles. l'iini lUrenv. Impura I 'Wl and inii. u-ln, lt'i KiteU y Jlr jutnlu Tot In (! H torn 8ft rui hUi '(rn'-inn mtuo y liiuuKit. Unto Cw.rmtt )3ih.ti. viv. V "!