DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1008
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Risku
' A hard chill, pain through tho chest. dllTicult
breathing." If this should be your experience,
send for your doctor, it may be pneumonia I
Todoctoryoursclf would be too risky. If your
Lt doctor canflot come at once, give Ayer's
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tiDd"tiotiMlihtiVit Cherry Pectoral. When he comes, tell
!RWfe3L'iSS exactly what you have done. fcftfr
tell him
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IUSEMENTS.
Crnd Opera House.
April i. .uuuv.
(iaesday.
.. iinlnrlr
ttrfar.AprlM-Hcrseshowat
L-OlorlamDctsy,
Bdltorium Roller Rink.
sin, afternoon uu -
Tho Vnudctte.
., nlcturcs and llluatrated
trery afternoon find ovenlug
Sanday and wonaay uni
Tho Nlckclodion.
rise Pictures and Illustrated
i ifternoonB, and evenings.
OPERA HOUSE
JNO. F. CORDRAY, MGR.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1
e Season's Theatrical Event.
nS.JcoShiibcrt, (Inc.)
Ui American Amusomont Co.,
dttori). D' special nrrangc
tilthMr. JaH. K. Hnckett.
-offer
MARY
IANNERING
in-
LORIOUS BETSY
Romantic Bonnpnrto Story.
U'lng wit, br'ght linod, su-
irtompany, superb production.
12 00, 11,50, 51.00, 75c,
l
i St tale- at the box
iij 9 a. m
odl CO
iklXXKRIXO TONIGHT
IX "(HjOIUOUS BETSY"
foMannering, whoso ndmlrora
mm, are looklnK forwnrd to
l of unuBual intcroit In tho
kS encasement of this do-
r4rtres In her new and suc-
Aoerlcan iilav "Glorious
r lj IUda Johnson Young,
rot Drown of Hnrvnr.l"
sol Company B." etc. Sho will
It tt the Grand opera house to
Am Betty" h,as for Itu con-
in inai raaiant bono or yos
Btiy Patterson, who mnilo
p!f ono of tho most romnrk-
wn ever maintained by an
r ooan. From tho poal
! i Baltimore belle, whoso wit,
raiaer daring indonon-
Saae her the nrimlrlnir mm.
f 'l faahlonabln snetniv In
. iha sprang suddenly Into
nonce by ner marriage
ww Bonaparte, tho brother
". jun at the time whon
Claimed Emperor of tho
Fusing this Interesting story
l- us auuior loe not go
K. . f r cf Betsy's llfo,
r? n mot urn when her
r.lfle.ia8t flf "v,"vv Gath
ering of note from Baltimore to New
Orleans. It takes us back to tho
old Sweot Springs of Virginia whon
that resort was the gathering place
of the best In wealth and culturo of
which America could boast.
It Is at tho Springs that Betsy
first meets Captain Bonaparte, who
weary of the endless round of at
tention which ho has received as tho
gucct of the American nation, has
traveled to this out-of-the-way re
sort Incognito, and away from re
straint. Jerome becomes Infatuated with
Betsy Patterson and mnnages to
havo hlnisolf employed during her
stay thero to glvo her lessoriB in
French. Betsy becomer intonsoly in
terested In her tutor, but her pride
and ambition fight against acknowl
edging thnt sho could love a man
In such an inferior position. Sho
couquottcs with him as sho docs with
half a dozen othors, and leaves the
Springs Ignornnt of Jerome's truo
personality and deeply offended
with, him because, of his refusal to
accompany nor party to Baltimore,
whoro great preparations nro being
made for the reception of Captain
Bonnparto. It Is hero at un elabor
ate feto given In his honor that Bet
sy first -discovers that hor tutor and
tho much talked of brother of Na
poleon nro one. Previous to this
discovery, her prldo overcome by tho
ardent wooing of hor supposed tu
tor, Betsy haB confessed her love
for him.
Thyo nro betrothod and tho rest nf
tho play deals with tho efforts of
Napoleon's agents to prevent tho
marrlogo; tholr frultloss voyago .to
Franco, whoro Napoleon refused to
nllow Botsy to land, and tho until
happy triumph of tho young lovers.
Tho Shuborts. w,ho nro directing
Miss Mannorlng's tour, have glvon
tho play a scenic Investiture that
cannot bo equaled .on any stago, and
a supporting company of tho very
host.
o
The f'l -I'll",
ncrobat finds It necessary at all
times to keep IiIb muscles and joints
supple. Thnt 1b tho reason that
hundreds of them keep a bottle of
Ballard's Snow Liniment nhvays on
hand. A sure euro for rheumatism,
cuts, sprains, sorq throat, lnulo bacx,
contracted muscles, corns, bunions,
nnd all pains. Prlco 25c, 50c and
$1.00 por bottle sold by all dcalorj.
BOARD OF TRADE APPROVES
SALEM AND STAYT0N ELECTRIC
RAILROAD PROJECT
havo
Salem postofuco rccoiptp
passed tho $42,000 mark.
Tho following lottor was received
by tho "Journal" yesterday from
Jamea DouglnsB, of HarrlsvJlIo,
Rhodo Island, inquiring as to tho
whorenbouts of tho family of Pat
rick Feley:
"Editor Jeurnal: Can you find
or glvo me any Information of tho
family of Patrick Foley, who wan la
Wntorloo, Linn county, In 180 G.
when tholr daughter, Mlnnlo, died.
Any Information of them will bo
thankfully recolved by yours re
spectfully, JAMES DOUGLAS,
P. O. Box, 408, Harrlsvlllo, Rhode
Island.
o .
"E. C. Do Witt & Co., Chicago, 111.
Gontlomen in 1897 I had a dlS'
The Salem board of trade last
night with a large attendance voted
unanimously to join with tho Stay-
ton Commercial club In tho con
struction of an electric lino botween
tho two townB. After presentation
or tho mattom by the committeo that
was sent to Stayton by tho Salem
board of trade, and full discussion
by tho business men present, tho fol
lowing resolution was adepted:
The Resolution.
"Resolved, That the Salem board
df trade heartl'y endorses tho plan
approved by tho Stayton board of
trado for construction of an electric
lino from Stayton to Salem, nnd that
we favor the appointment of two
members or the board or trustees to
act with tho .members of tho board
anpolntod at Stayton on Saturday
night, March 29. ,
"Wo further pledge the support of
this organization to aid in securing
uich subscription of stock as may
bo necessary to insure tho huccckb
of thlg enterprise."
Upon motion tho chairman, Gideon
Stolz. was authorized to appoint two
members of the Salem board of trado
to act with tho two mombors ap
pointed nt Stayton, and nnmed J.
Frank Hughes nnd E. Horcr. Tho
Stayton members arc George Brown
nnd Willis Caldwell, and thoso rour
Frank Hughes Tnlks.
"Wo once cntored to a territory
comprising 7000 square mllcB. I
havo sold wagon loadB or goods to
Canby and havo supplied customers
as rar south as Albany. Wo used to
send Biippllcs ns far east as Prlnc-
vlllo and clear to tho coast on thoi
west. Today wo aro tho supply point
ror a territory embracing but 250 or
300 square miles. Wo havo lost all
this territory because wo havo sat
down nnd havo let It slip nway to
other placos. Tho greater part or
it still could bo oub ir wo went after
it by building roads to tho outlying
towns llko Sllverton, Stayton and
Dallas and other places. We want
these roads to havo their terminals
hero."
His remarks In favor of building
short HncB to the Capital City woro
heartily anplaudcd, as were tho
Other speakors.
Other Spankers Approve.
, No particulars or location or II
nnnco were tnkon up at tho mooting.
Wm. BtiPhey stated that tho old sur
vey which ho had been Instrumental
In making passed within n tnilo of
Aumsvlllo, bu thnt It was an easy
matter to cure the road no as to got
to tho town as Is planned.
F. W. StoiiBloff expressed his ap
proval of tho plan nnd BUggostca
gentlemen will moot as soon as they i thnt the committeo having tho mut
can get together, and ascertain whnt'tor in chnrgo look Into tho matter
It will cost to build
mako their roport.
tho line nnd
Good Speeches Made. v
Talking grow In interest ns the
or stenm ror power and stnto that
electricity was so high that it might
bo possible to run n steam road moro
chonnlv than an electric one. This
was mndo as n uuggostion only to
meeting proceeded nnd ror a solid tho committee.
hour tho best and most conservative' d. .7. Fry gava tho proportion bin
business men or Snlom discussed tho honrty approval and moved that a
Stayton-Snlom project. A. Hucko-' committee on resolutions bo nnin"d
stoln, County Troasuror Richardson to drnrt resolutions expressing tho
and Win. BtiBhoy who made tho sur-, approval or tho board or trado of
voy for tho original Salem-Stayton , tho plan submlttod. As n result tho
lino undertaken two years ago made resolution ns presented above wan
encouraging speeches. Mr. Bushey 'drafted and adoptod unnnlniouv.ly.
snld tho grado would bo Icbb than! Thn local momborB of tho coiu-ouc-hair
or ono per cent at tho moat, mlttoi named Inst evening stated
and tho curves almost nothing, whllo that they will got togothcr at once,
thd cost or construction or tho lino with tho Stayton members and wilt
ho located would tho lightest or anv Kclcct tho flirth mombcr and proceed
rond In tho vnlloy. Thero woro but to got to work as booh as posslblu
two bridges on tho lino, and tho nnd that they will have 'data in n
country it ran through was rich in Bhort tlmo to submit to a public
resources. meeting.
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THE CLASSIFIED
lllll W-W m I M-IN-fHHl
FOB flAXa
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Worlds of Bloom Calla lilies, roses,
violets, cinerarias, hyacinths, daf
fodils, etc., and everything in sea
son. Mrs. Hugh Jory, 1952 Court
street, SaletrS. 3-21-tt
I Wnnt a Plncc Of 25 Acres or .less;
improved or, partly so, closo tb Sa
lom markets. This is for an Im
mediate cash purchasor. Havo
also another customor who will
glvo good valuo In stall Ions or
brood mares for similar trnct. I
am unablo to supply tho demand
for all kinds of proporty, Paul M.
Sims, 222North Commercial.
3-25-lmo.
Flno Property for Sale -In good
market town on Southern Pacific,
good schools nnd churches. Ono
ncro planted to all kinds of fruit,
two-Btory, 8-room houso (on Bolid
foundation) with porches, closets
and pantry, also two-story black
smith and wagon shop nnd largo
barn. Will bo sold reasonable as
owner is unablo to work at black
Rinlthlng. John Holm, Aumsvlllo,
Oregon. 31-2-lm
For Sale My modorn 10-room
homo at tho Bouthont cornor of
Oak and Winter streets. For par
ticulars wrlto mo or call on Jos.
II. Albert at Capital National
Bank. F. A. Wiggins, Topponlsh,
WnBh. 3-12-tf
For Sale Barred Plymouth Rook
oggs, 15 for 50c. W. E. Dunn,
058 S. ICth St. 3-30-3t
For Sale Flvo year old fresh cow.
J. N. Schneider, Tjurncr road, No.
71, Routo 5. 3-30-3t
LODGES.
Carpenters Union lo. 1060 Loc)
Union No. 10 05 of Carpontera w
Joirors ot America moot evot
Saturday ovenlng at 7:80 p. a. 1a
Hearnt hall, 420 Stato St. A. W.
Dennis, Roc Sec
Foresters of America Court Shw
wood Forostors, No. 19, Meet
. Saturday night In Holmnn hull,
Stato street Waldo MMorj O. iU
J. C. Perry, finnnclal secretary.
Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of P.
Castle Hall In Holinan, block, to
ner State and Liberty street
Tuesday of each week at 7:80 t
m. Oscar Johnson, O. O.; B. H.
Anderson, K. of R. and 8.
MB MM M SIMM BMMM-M
Modera Woodmen of America Dra
gon Cedar Camp No. 6246. Mew
ovory Thursday evening at A
o'clock In Homan hall. W. W.
Hill, V. O.; F. A. Turner, clerk.
THEORY GENERALLY ACCEPTED
AND SUCCESS IS UNIVERSAL
L. T. Coopor, whoso thoory thnt
tho human stomnch Is tho cauuo of
mot III health and who cronted a
furoro In Chlcns-o, St. Louis nnd
othor woBtern cltloB, Is mooting with
tho same romarknblo cuccobs with
Ms modlclno throughout tho east.
Coopor has convinced an Immonso
number or peoplo that hU theory Ib
Hound and his modlclno will do what
ho eln'ms,
Pcrhans the rnoct Interesting ren
turos or the dlQCiisclon this young
man is. cnuiing, aro tho statements
mndo bv repponslble peoplo who
havo tnkon his medicine and becomo
enso or tho stomach nnd bowols. Injonthuslatio converts to his boilers..
... . nnn t k...l,l l.nttln ! -.-"
tho Bpring or 1902 I bought a bottlo
or Kodcl and tho bonerit I received
nil tho gold In Geornln could not
buy. May you llvo long and proB
psr. Yours vory truly, C. N. Cor
nell, Rodlng, Ga.K Aug, 27, 190C."
Sold by all drugglste.
u'.onOtfdl
rJ-J"1'5U.oniatasnciaBr!
auconc.
I'isafissft5
I lorrtIr. --.-
tk.lito-VUiSWBS"tnst
gjOdLossOPSLEEP.
GASTORIA
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
CASTORJJ
ALrf.iif.Tvrr
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StUiiiJ' KFj (itllVTWfB
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Ainone- "tptninonts or thlB chnrac
tor, tho rollowlnc, hy Mr. August
Wlttmnr, 1040 Rorkwoll Court, Chi
cago, Is characteristic or the wlde
p' OH-I rain In Coopor, which has
grown un in n comparntiv'y short
tlmo. Mr. Wlttmer Bays: "I would
not tako $1,000 and bo In the con
dition I wa throo wooka ngo. I was
practically an Invalid ror rourtoen
ypars nnd I think I had about all of
tho diseases known. My stomaoh
was weak, and nt tlmo 1 would
have an onormous nppotlte, and thon
ngnln nono at nil. Plo and enko
mndo mo sick, and 1 almost always
had a sickening fooling In my stom
nch. I wns norvouR, and for wooks
at a tlmo could not sleep, and thou
again could sleep eighteen hourR nt
n stretch. Sleep, however, sooraod
to do mo no good, and I would
nwnke tlrod and moro exhausted
thnn when I wont to bod.
"I wns conctlpntod, hnd pains n
my back, nnd fluttorlngs nnd pnius
In my heart. I was unnblo to work
with any regularity, nnd took no
Interoet In nnythlng, I tried nil
kinds of medlclnos and dootors, but
nono bonofited mo. I had no ener
gy and no ambition, nnd hnd nbout
concluded to glvo up whon Coopor
modlclno wns recommonded. Thank'
to It, my hoalth sooms completely
restored and I fool llko a new innn."
Cooper modlcInoB havo created th
greatest sonantlon of anything of
tho kind over boforo Intraductal.
W soil thorn, nnd will be glad to
oxt'lain tho natuio or them to callers.
jr.FFEHSOX DAY
OIlSEUVni) AT SALF.M Thursilny air.
, WeatlMT
I Fair tonight with light frost
C?
raivSrtKeKodl
yu?pcr
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
GASTORIA
T eutua MJfy, am rrr.
Plan? are being perfected for the
h'g Domooratlo banquot to be he'd j. c. Robertson loavos Thursday
b.' tho Joffersonlans in tho Willam- morning for his homostoad in Lake
to hotol here on the night of count.
April 2. when a great rally is ox-
pcted or all Democrats in Marlon
cuinty. The following prominent
8'ieakors. mostly from Portland, wjll
aJdroee tho bnnquotere: Gnvoruor
George B. Chamberlain, "Govorn-'
mont by tha Peoplo": Hon, A. Mil-1
ler, of IjCbnnon, "Democratic Har
mony"; Hon. John M. Goarln, of
Portland, "The Democracy of Jof
ferson"; Hon. F. S. Sonn, of Port
land. Andrew Jackson"; Hon. F. V.
Holnian, of Portland. "Kooplng tho
Fnlth"; Hon. John Manning, of
Portland, "Hlh Flnanco In Oro
gon": Hon. John A. Joffrlos, of
Portlmd. "Honesty in Politlos";
Hon. W. M. KaIor, of Salem. 'The
Judlelarr": A. Huokoeteln, of Sa
lem, will be toaotmaster for the ev-.
oning. j
Plenty Of Trouble.
Is reused br stagnation of tb
liver and bowels. To got rid of It and
headache and hiUousnen sad the
oolsou that brlBffs Jaundice, take
Dr. King's New Life PIHa, the li
able iwrl flers that do the. work with
out grinding or griping. 21c at J.
C. Perry's drug stre.
o
fiorvuls Divorce Case.
Gilbert H. Benjamin of Gervals. In
his suit for divorce from his wlf
Afaboi A. BenJamla on the ground
of rrueity and desertion filed yo
terday calms that, among othr
roubJes which were brought about
1 v his wlfa '" ca jse conjugal lufellf
It she ortm stood by and laughed
whl'o h r Httle chi'd by a former
marriage cussed ts Etcp-fathtr
roundly Th- case wilt come up ror
"The Pace That
Kills"
The wear and tear of business and the
every -day cares &nd worries fall upon
the nerves, and bring disaster to the
stomach and brain. Nervousness
causes loss of sleep and draws heavily
on the vital forces. Increase your
nervous energy by using
BEEGHAM'S
PILLS
whenever the system Is weakened by
overwork or worry, and neds to be
toned and strengthened. Ikecham's
Pills equalize the circulation, carry of!
the waste materials, help the stomach,
and carry health to the nerve cells.
They are quick to restore normal con
ditions, enable the brain to recover its
poise and unfailingly
Relieve
Nerve Strain
$2100 2 noroa; 25 bearing fruit
trcos; 2 houses, ono C-rootn pins
torod, with pantry; good woll;
othor houso 2 rooms; good barn
nnd other outbuildings. South
Highland. Part cobIu
$000 Cholco building lot on Che
inokota; closo in,
$200 For a good lot, 50x100; own
er paid this for it two yoarB ago.
Anxious to soil.
Why pay ront? Buy a lot from us,
nnd wo will boo that you have
money to build with If you neod
It.
$1200 5-room cottngo, hath room,
olosets, barn, fmilt, two lots, half
cash.
SHEPARD & HOLDER,
Room 1, StoiiBloff Bldg.,
Phono 1237. Court Stroot.
3-31-tf.
For Sale First-class car pot papor ot
this office; 25c for n big roll.
Woodmen of World Meet every Frt
day night at 7:30, In Holman hall,
O. L. Darling, C. O.: P. L. Fras
lr, Glork.
Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, aces
dont and ponslon Insurance; $3
000,000 plodgrd; ovory claim paid
Good agonU wanted. J. H. C.
Mongomory, supremo orgnnlcer,
Box432 Snlom, Oregon. It. R.
Ryan, Boorotary, 54G Btato otreot
AflSOICLLANEOUS.
Ht rayed uv Mtofen A largo black
and curly haired uhopnrd dog. It
will rocognlzo tho namo of "Ring.'"
Phono 1181 or call at end of car
Iluo on South Commercial utroot
and recolvo reward from Mrs. M
S. Jones. 3-303-lw
Coucivtv Work Get my prlcca on
sldownlks, curbB, soptlc tanks and;
comont work of nny kind. All
work guaranteed first-class. Mr.
Ward, Highland add, Phono 509.
3-24-tf
Will Call and Pay Cash For mea'e
. cast off clothln, broken watches.
nnd jowelry. Wo cloan and press..
High grado work. Phono 9C3i
Slgourney, 463 Stato. l2Wft.
Waiifttl If you want u mnrblo or
granite monument wo can save
you monoy. Wo don't pay big rout
nor olty taxes you got tho bonoflfc
Como nnd got our prlc08t and bo
convlncod, Our shop Is In City
Vlow cemetery. J. D. Bonhannan,.
managor. Phono 1200. 3-10-tt
Voget Lumber and Fuel Co. Lum
ber .uhlngloa, building material,
wood and coal. Low prices nnd
prompt dollvorlos. 'One block e te
of S. P. passenger dopot, Phone
108. 7-S-tt
FOR RENT.
For Rent Furnlshod rooms for light
housekeeping. Ertqulro of L. U.
Joso, 371 Court St. 3-30-3t.
For Ront 5-room houso with bao
mont. IBnquIro 006 Winter stroot.
3-31-31
FOR RENT Housekeeping roomH
on the ground floor. 1528 Asy
lum nvbnuo. 3-31-3t
WANTED, REAL ESTATE.
rour property wo control n
largo amount of capital to Invest
In city property nnd farm lands, at
market valuo. Saloin Invostmont
Co.. 432 Stnto stroot. 3-25-lm
IJutto & Wenderoth -Fine wines,
liquors and cigars. Wo bandla
tho celebrated Kellog gnnd Castle
whiskies. Cool and refreshing boor
constantly ot draught. South
Commercial stroot. 9-3-lyr
Enlarged
Our moat market on East State
stroot ban boon doubled in size and
wo aro bottor propared tkan ever .o
servo customers, Prompt aorvlco and
4 Vt llfkut . M tvr 4 mm H -r. ilf. f .. 1
iwig hodii ui uiouvo uui luuuu, LiBlf
or puono iyj. jj. e. Edwards & Cov
BUTTERNUT DREAD.
It Is worth moro than any othor
road yot tho prlco is no blghor.
for aalo at your grocora'.
Thoiiuw Ai Cooley, Props,
CALIFORNIA BAKERY,
DRAYMEN.
Cummins Bros.' Trnnnier Company-
All klndB of transfer work dont
Furniture and pianos boxed read)
for shipment. Prompt aorvlco It
our motto. Stand nnd offico it
2F.3 South Commercial stroct
Phone 210. Residence Phone 908.
WANTED.
WANTED TO exchange n puro
blood Poland China boar for an
other of the same breed. Enquire
W. II Rgan, P. O., Gervals, Routo
2, or phono, Marnier 30. 3-30-lw
A Lady Dosiriw a. Position An a
housekeeper on a farm. Enquire
at Oapltal Journal office.
3-31-3t
HASHANDDQOR FACTORIES.
Frank M. Hrown. Manufucturor of
sash, doors, mouldings. All kinds
of houso finish and bard wood
work. Front Btreot, between Stats
arid Court. Make all complaints
at thn office.
UVKllY tKt FEED RTAII LE8-
office Stables, at 254 Ferry Btroot,
botween Coraiaorclnl and FTOnt
streets. Telophono JS8. Some of
tho finest liveries In tho olty can
bo found hero. Dick Westacott.
proprietor. 10-l-iyr
Wanted To employ a Catholic gen
tleman as local representative we
require a person of energy and
ability for the position. Salary
$18 per week, write at once for
particulars. Tho Hoey Publishing
Co . 323 Dearborn St. Chicago,
III. 3-31-21
'Wanted Man and team to work on
ranch one month Enquire Ham
T.cta Tjfwl Ttlplt fW nhfttic 4Ti?
I3.YCHANOEB,
A I'orilaud Modern 7-room hmmo.
to oxohango for farm land or aoro
age. Como in and Investigate. 8a
lom Inveetmont Co., 432 State
street. SS-lm
TV
PLUBniERS,
Tlieo. M. Burr Plumbing, hot water
and steam beating und tlnuln.
164 Commercial streut. Pboae
Main 193, 9-1-lyr
H. J, Petxel Plumbing, sveaw anA
gas flttlng. Successor to Kuqx A
her