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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 100A A Strong Tonic . A Body Builder -A Blood Purifier A Great Alterative , ...,f.r,tmJidnt. " umim mimaianm torv"iL UMiMth Ayers aarsapartua CTB7 r "" - Wcohol W hara no aaaratal Wa enbllik tha formulaa ef all our tnadlelnaa Without Alcohol Without Alcohol Without Alcohol Without Alcohol Without Alcohol Without Alcohol J.O.ArarCo., fcowfl. Mai. If CHILD IS TO DEATH n t rn -. Ore., April . u, , . V rniiio down from Mnr- febt.honewflefnino8tap: rd water 10 uiu n j" , j.,.Mer of Rev. and Mrs. "tinman, who was burned to Unsay morning. , could gather, Mrs. Klnmnn, I jlone wiui nr muu uimu- Klnmp.n naviug bu i au went to xno Darn iu tcoW, leaving her little two- daughter in mo huubo whon sue reiurneu miq I n imlfi ono a chnred mass Lier back on tho floor, her Iu ill burned on, nor uuuy u lair ier "tt,e 8noea nnd a i hit of nair on uiu uhuk ui ni being vlGiuio. Kinman ran screaming from kit and Holla Morrlij camo to aito of tne tnomers xer- ;f. Word was pent to uev. i tho returned at noon. iir. icjune on dow last ovonlng itcfln. 1 lappUbVU lllMt Ul vuiiu J ca'ight from tho biovo in try, or It may havo gotton t match iuh'I affair has cast a gloom It eatlro neighborhood. -o Wirrli Cnnnot lie Cured. l application"?, as thoy can- ifh the seat of tho dlBcnsc. h Ii a blood or constitutional kind In order to cr.iro It you hie Internal romedloR. Halt's Ik Curt it taken intornnlly, L-ti directly on the blood and i wrfneea. Hrlr1 Catarrh In tot a quack medlclno. It ifwrlbcd by om of tho -boat ui In this country for yonra 1 1 regular prescr'ptlon. It Is J of the best tonics known, M with the best blood purl- Me directly on tho mucous Tlo perfect comblna- ti tho two IngredlcntB is reduces such vonJorful ro il cnrlnc Catarrh. Sond for (i!i freo J. CHENEY & CO., Propi., To- !lr Druggists, prlco 75c. 1 Hiiri Family Pills for con- la. o Gcltlnc Justice. i it b possible that J. Thor- Rp and other olllcors In tho T'.tle. Trust end fiunrnntv efPort'?nd could not obtain i irom a Multnomah county Not much Ac a matter of '; could sceuro Justlco there e i as at Salem, and tho M the Judge who ordered u rtnue wa3 cortnlnlv a fl oa real Justice A change M would never bo permlttod !the mo t aggravating Aiso Wje shows a lack of Judc- lr something eleo when ho L . ' ranrK ,l ttl8y w,n r in .Marion county a -Aittany Democrat, -o- p. i K n y nnd ntniiiiAp' P prompt and thorough and L.i..Vort tlMt" strengthen p; manev and allay troublos , ""n Intljmn-'ticn 0f tho ja ty a i (lrurrclsts ROSEBURG VOTES FOR PAVED STREETS BENTON COUNTY WON. In fulfillment of expectations, Roseburg's stroot paving bond elec tion, being held today, Ig carrylns bM an overwhelming majority. Whllo tho voto belnp cast is compar atively light, it is almost unanimous In favor of tho bonds. What llttlo opposition has devoloped is chiotly of tho gum-shoo variety and amounts to practically nothing. Citizens who havo workod so hard for tho bond Issue arc jubilant to day nnd tholr Bmlling countenances nro to be neon 'ovorywhoro on the streets. Hundreds of silk bndgos, bearing tho words "I voto for paved streets," arc being worn by ns many citizens of both soxes showing un mistakably toward which side or tho question tho preponderance of public sentiment lenns. o He Got Wlint Ho Needed. "Nino yo-rs ago it looked iu If my time had cop-o." says Mr. C Farthing, of Mllf Creek, Ind. Tcr, "I was so run down that Hfo hung on a vory slcndor thread. It nan then my ' druggist recommended Electric BItlorB. I bought a bottlo and I got what I needed strength. I had ono foot in tho grave, but Electric Bitters put It back on the turf again, and I'vo been well ever since." Sold under gunrnnteo at J. C. Perry's drug Blore. GOc. Heavy Freight Traffic. A hundred care voro on tho cl'- IngB nt tho Corvnllla rallrond station last night. Somo voro locdo'd and Bomo empty. Mostly, they woro enrn doaded with lumber, potatoes nnd othor products, onrouto from Wcst sldo polnti to San Frnnclnco. "Thcro Is said to bo lack of rail road busInosB In the East, but It Is not tho case In Woitorn Oregon. Tho rnrronu comnany undertook a fow freight First Ptfrcs nt Sriloni Horse Show Whltnlur Colt Beat Them All So Did Itlchr.'.d Klucr's Dick K Many Exhibitors CoihIiik to Cor vnl'ls Livestock Slioiv. (Corvallls Time.) Benton county won two first unzes at tno Salem horse show on Baturdny, and what mnhes tho case InterestillK: Ib Hint the fwn nrlo win. mug oniric woro the on'y ones made. The prlzo winners wro a ten-months-old Percheron colt, owned by Peter Whitaker, mention! of which was mndo in a recent Issue of tho Times, nnd a driving horse, entered and driven by Richard Klg er. Tho horse is a black gelding, and Is well known in Benton county 08 Dick K, having won a similar prlzo in tho Corvallls horso show last year. The Whitaker colt was entered In tho colt class under a year old. He had to go against a large number of entries, nnd tho kfact that ho took first prize over all is a matter or considerable local pride. A number of the members of tho committee on arrangements attend ed tho showand got In touch with breeders from various parts of tho str.to with a view of Increasing tho entries at tho Benton county live stock Bhow to bo held in Corvallls Mny lRth and lCth. Mr. Flaherty, rf Plalnvlcw, who has ono of the best Hereford herds In tho stato Is exppcted to bo among tho exhibitors. Another interesting exhibit llkoly to ro ult from tho visit is tho lnrC oxMl't of Duroc Jersey nigs, to bo cntorod by Mr. Jones of Mission Bot tom. These hogn, a? all farmers know, nro rod In color, and nro be coming very popular among breed ers of tho atnto. Mr. Jones hoc im ported u largo number of fancy fe males ana mnios of tho brood from Kanna, and thov and tholr offspring will bo among tho exhibits. Still another Interesting exhibit will bo n hord of Guernsey from the fnmotifj Dpvo Loonoy hord nt Joffor Bon, Marlon county. Tho Guornsoy U becoming widely popular among dairymen on account of Its 1. rgor fllzo, and tho exhibit will be of great Interost to local dairymen. " 'ino commltteo ban made irrrngo- monthR niro to rcd'ico tho train sorvico on tho WestRldo to ono-worts for complete tout nccommoda train on alternate days. After a wook of that plan thoy put tho dally "ervlco again Into oporntlon. Even title nrrangoment Is not nhlo to handle tho business, nnd this morn ing, besides tho regular freights, Rpnclal freight trains loft Corvullls, going each way, ono north on tho West Bide, nnd tho othor over tho C. & E. for the s,outh. Corvallls Times. o IVnth Vn On Ills HceK Joieo P. Morris, of 8klppcrs, Va had a closo call In tho spring of 1900, Ho suy: "An attack of pnotiMonla loft mo bo ronk nnd with such a fearful cough thr.t my frlonds declared consumption had mo, and doi.Ui was o.i my heolx. Thon I won p-rsurded to tiy Dr. Klng'o Nov D'scovory. it holped no immoJlato ly, and :.ftor t .king two nnd a half bott'oa I wps a woll man again. I found out thut Now Discovery Is tho boit romody for coughs nnd lung dlseri; In all lo world." Sold ninder gua-r'tntco r.t J. C. Perry's drug Htoro. GOc nnd $1.00. Trial bottle freo. Thi"o Yearn for Former. Edvnri' Barrett, tho young man who woo captured by moans of a nltchfark In tho hands of the Hollx bnrbor, was arrnlgend in tho circuit court yop.tordny mornlitg and plod guilty to tho chnrso of fors'y. Judgo Bean Bontenced him to itervo thrco years In tho renltontlary. Pendleton Tribune. i wYot nlvo Always Bought, and which has hcen y ur ovcr t years, has homo tho signature of and lias been mado under his per vj&Ajfyft sonal sapervislon sluco Its infnncy. uiutv uu uuu luuvvcivajuuiu iuig, ounterf Its, Imitations nnd " Jnst-as-tjood" are hut - uucuH that triOo wltii and endanger tho health of l nud Oiildrcn Experience ngainst Experhncnt. What is CASTORIA Jfrift h a. harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare- Ntan TlC,Uu r I,,un MorphlBA nor other Narcotic a!L . ngo Ls itB fe'uarantce. It destroys Worms m,: i cs Tcethlnff Troubles, cures Constipation No Chit i " ,owols elvlnff healthy and natural hlcep. "uurtu a rauacea Tim TMntlmr Frlouil. !NIKE CASTORIA ALWAYS Eei the Signatnro of tlons for all Btock. and for a huco tont to bo usod for tho Judging events. Tho main tont to bo uijed will bo 24x180 foot. Tho main tent for tho Judylng amphitheatre will bo 05x130, and will bo provided nil around with circun scats, so that tho snoctntorB will hive a complcto vlow of ovory animal wJillo in tho prococs of scoring and ho ablo to vlow ovory thlng In comploto comfort. Tho judging ring will bo bo Burroundod bv n woven wlro fenco that tho crowd cannot surgo forward and In terpore with tho vlow of the onlook ers. o A Knocker Is a man who can't seo good In nnv person or thing. It'n a hnbit caused by n dleordored liver. If you seo things -through blue spectacles, treat your llvor to a good cleaning out procoAs with Ballard's Horblno. A niiro euro for constipation, dyspep sia, indigestion, sick headacho, bil iousness, all liver, stomach and bow el troubles. Sold by all druggists. Fruit nnd Dairy. Fruit Commissioner Bailey will hold a mooting for fruit and dairy men nt tho Mnrnboo hHl in Lincoln next Friday morning at 10 o'clock. This meeting promises to be an im portant ono and tho commissioner Is dealrous of having ns largo an attendance ns possible, Tho meeting will be nt 10 o'clock. Thoio going will havo to bring their own irjuoh in br.Bl:ctfl. a 1-1 of Pound n Week, at loast, Is what n young baby ought to go'n In weight. Doos yours? if not thoro's somothlng wrong with its digottlon. Glvo it McGeo's Baby Elixir and It will bsgln gaining a, once. Curas stomach and bowel troubles, aid digestion, stops frotful ness. good for toothing babies. Price 2fic nnd SOc. Sold by all d a'crs. A:!''!ted Horse Show. The Hoard of Trade ! In rooelpt i f tho follovlng Jettoi from tho rotrmnd Relty Boaid oxpresslng If oproclat'on of tho enUrtalnntont trlvon thorn at the Horse Show last Saturday. "Gout'emen: Tho Portland Roalty Board deMre to oxprOHi Its appre ciation of the sumptuous ropngt and tho royal wolco;ne thnt you extend ed u its members lost Saturday. It will go down In the history of the Board as ono of Its red lot tar days, and I' st any tlmo wo csn return the compliment It will afford us greU pleasure to do a." Southern Pacific R. R. Time Card Tlmo Card No. 02 Effective Sunday December J20th, J2.01 A. M. Toward Portland Passenger. No. 10. G:G3 A. M. Oregon Express No. 18.-8:40 A. M. Cottago Grove Passenger. No. 12.-2:45 P. M. RoBeburg Pas Beng'er. No. 14-9:13 P. M. Tortland Ex press. Toward Portlnnd Freight. No. 2225:00 P. M. Portland FaBt Freight. No. 226 10:40 a. m way freight arrives. No. 22611:28 a. m., way freight departs. Toward San Francisco PasscHgcr. No. 11. 11.03 A. M. Roseburg Pas Bongor. No. 17. -6:45 P. M. Cottage Grove Passenger. No, 15.-9:56 P. M. California Ex press. No. 13. 2:01 A. M. San Francisco Express. Toward Snn Francisco Freight. No. 221.-2:43 A. M. Portland Fast Freight No. 22511:28 A. M. Way-Freight Oregon Electric Railway Company TIME CARD Ix'nvlng Salem. Portland and intormodlato stations, local 0:16 a. m. Portland and Intcrmcdinto stations, local 8:05 a. m. West Woodbum, Wllsonvlllo, Tiunl- ntln, Portland, limited 9:30 n. m. Portland and intormodlato stations, local 11:03 a. m. Portlnnd and Intormodlato Btutlons, local 2:30 p. m. West Woodburn, Wllsonvlllo. Tunla- tin, Portland, limited 4:02 p. m. Portlnnd and Intormodlato stations, local G:3G p. m. Arriving Rnlcm. Portlnnd and Intormedlnto stations, local 8:35 a. m. Portland nnd Intormodlato stations, TScal ., 10:45 a. m. Portland, Tualatin, Wllsonvlllo, West Woodburn, llmltod ..11:15 a. in. Portland and Intormcdlato stations, local ,.-. 1:25 p., m. Portland and Intormodlato stations, local 4:50 p. m. Portland, Tualatin, Wllsonvlllo, West Woodburn, limited.. 5:47 p. m. Portlnnd nnd Intormedlnto stations, local 7:50 p. m. WTs 18 Hud You HaYe Always.BougM ' use For Over 30 Years, c,TM, " tr anna i y tmmtrr. urn w. "Oil' Toufh of Xnturo Mnkeq the Whole World Kin." When a rooster finds a big fnl worm he calls all the lions in the farm yard to come and sharo it. A Mmllar trait of human nature Is to be observed when a man discovers something exeeptlonaPy good be waats all bit frlonds and neighbors to share tbj benefits of his ditcor. ory. Th'-s u tne loucn or nature tnai makee the whote world kin. Tht .explains why people who have been cured by Chamberlain's Cough Jle.ni edy write letters to tho manufactu rers for publication, that others sim ilarly ailing way also use It and ob tain relief. Bahind every one of these letters Is a warm hearted wlih of the writer to be of use to someoiw ehte. This romody ls for sale by Dr. Sine's drug store. n i Notice to the INibllo. The road running from the peni tentiary to thy rod barn will bo closed to traffic tomorrow and for some days thereafter JOHN H 'SCOTT, TIME TABLE CORVAiiLIS & EASTERN II. 11. Trains f"oru and to Ynqulua. No. 1 Arrives nt Corvall!a ....11:00 a.m. Arrive, at Albany 5:55 p.m. Loaves Ynqulna 0 : 4 G a. m. v .-rives at Albany, ... .11:58 a.m. No. 2 Leavo Albany 12:35 p. m Arrives at Yuqulna .... 6:15p.m. Trains to and from Detroit. Leaves CyrvrlllB 1:40 p. nr. N3. 3 Loaves Albany ., 7:30 a.m. A. M. 6:00, a7:05, 8:05, 10,05. No. 4 Loa as .Detroit ,.,,,,.. 1:00p.m. follows, commonolng Jan, 16, 1908' Trains for Corvallls, No. 8 Luavos Albany 7:55 a.m. Arrives nt Corvallla . , . . 8;3C a. m. No. 10. I.oavoa Albany 3;5G p. in. Arrivos at Corvallla ... 4:35 p,ra. No. 0 Leaves Albany 7:45 p.m. Arrives at Corvallls 8i25 p. m. Trains for Albany, No. 5 Loaves 0irvallls Arrives at Albany No. 9 Loftvcs Corvallls Arilvos at Albany No. 7 LeAves CirvalllB 6:00 p.m. Arrive at Albany 6:40 p.m. No. 11 f Sunday only) Leaves Corvulllt ......11:15a.m. Arrive at Albany 11:68 a.m. No. 12 (Sunday on'y) Ly- Albany 12:35 p, m, Arrlrs at Corvallls .... 1:18p.m. For fHr'Ler Information apply to VM. McMURHAY, Gen. Pas. Agt Portland, Oregon. .Ino. M. Scott, Asst. O. P, A. O C T. Co Steamers Pomona Oivonli leave for Portland Monday, Wednes day and Friday at 10 a. m. and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 a. m. For Corvallls, Tuesday Thunaay ana Saturday about o p to. SL P. Baldwin, agent OMcf and dock at foot of Trade street. THE CLASSIPIED aMlftlal-lllafcHatlt' FOR SALE Worlds of Bloom Calla lilies, roses, violets, cinerarias, hyacinths, daf fodils, etc., and ovorythlng In bcs son. Mrs. ihigh Jory. 1952 Court street, Salem, 3-24-tf I Want h Plcc Of 25 acres or less; Improved or partly bo, c'obo to Sa lem markets. TJils Is for an Im mediate cash purchaser. Havo also another customer who will glvo good valuo in stallions or brood marcs for similar tractr T am unnblo to supply tho demand for all kinds of proporty. Paul M. Sims, 222North Commercial. 3-2 5-1 tno. Flnq Property for Saic -In good market town on Southern Pacific, good schools and churches. Ono aero planted to all, kinds of fruit, two-story, 8-rodm housa(on Bolld foundation) with porches, closots nnd pantry, alBO two-Btory black smith and wagon shop nnd largo barn, Will bo sold reasonable, nB owner In unablo to work at black smithing. John Holm, Aumsvlllo, Oregon. 31-2-lm For Sale My modern 10-room homo nt tho southcat corner of Oak and Winter Btrccta. For par ticulars wrlto mo or call on Jos. H. Albert nt Capital National Bank. F. A. Wiggins, Topponlah, Wash. 3-12-tf LODGES. DarpcHtcrs Union No. IMS Loetv Union No. 1066 of Carpenters aad Jolrors of Amorlca meet ererx Saturday ovonlng st 7:30 p. m. U Hearst hall, 420 SUto'St. A. W. Dennis, Ree. Seo. Foresters of America Court liwr wood ForcstorB, No. 19. Meeia ' Saturday night In Holmaa ll, Stato stroot Waldo Miller, C, R.; J. O. Perry, financial aecretary. CcHtral Letlge He. IU, X. f X- Castle Hall In Holiaa block, sor V nor Stata and Liberty street, Tuesday of each week at 7:10 p, m. Oscsr Johsios, G. C; H. HL Anderson, K. of R. aad I. Modern Woedmefi ef Amerka -Cre gon Cedar Canip No. (348. Meets overy Thursday eveslsg st 1 o'clock In HoltssR hall. W. W. Hill, V. O.; F. A. Turner, clerk. Woodmen of World Meet every Frl day night at 7:30, Is Holman kail, O. L. Darling, O. C; P. L. Fras lr. Clerk. For Snle First-class carpet papor nt this office; 25o for a big roll. Flrt-Cln.xH Quilting Dono tit 106 West Miller at., in South Salem. Prices: Fancy quilts, $1.50; com mon quilts, $1. Mrs. W. II. Dor man. 3-0-31 Wood For Sale Just received 2 enra of fine dry wood. Phono Main 71 or call at Salem Truck & Dray Co. office, 60 Ctato St. 4-6-2wk. For Sale A four year old colt, weight 1500 pounds, on F. M. Smith's farm on Mnclcay road. E. A. Aufranc. 4-0-3t For Hale Home and two Iota In Falrmount Park. For furthor particulars onqulro Mrs. M. 8. Jones, end of South Cox lino. 4-7-1 wk 8hen For Sale Threo owos, two inlku south on Jefferson rond. Phono Formors 93. B, B. Suttdn. 4-8-31 For Sa'lo Jorisoy cow nnd 25 head of goats. Call at 771 N. Com mercial: phono 1441. 4-8-3t FOR RENT For Rent Sulto of rooms with board. Mrs. Ed Lamb, 371 N. High street 4-8-1 wk For Rent Two handsomely fur nished rooms with bath and light and all convonloncos. Call at 477 Contor St., phono 1040. 4-7-lW DRAYMEN. Cummins tiros Tranaier Otiipuny All kinds of transfer work done Furnltuie and pianos boxed read) for shipment. Prompt service I) our motto. Stand and office at 253 South Commercial street Phone 210. Rualdenco Phono 968. e e e e s e e e e e t 6:30 a. in. 7:10 a. m 2:15 p. m 2:55 p. m. EXCHANGES. A Portland Modern 7-room house, to oxchango for farm land or acre age. Come In and Investigate. Sa lem Investment Co., 432 Stato street. 3-25-lm PLllljERS Theu, U. Burr lumolng, hot waio and steam noting and tlnnlns 164 Commercial street. Pbom Main 192. 9-1-lyi pawaaBaaaaaaaBaaMBaaaaaaaBaaaBMaaaBB ftaBaMaaaaaaaa Mnaianaanaaaaa M. J. Petael Plurob'ng, steam ane gas fitting. Successor to Knox & Murphy, 226 Commercial ttreet Prono Main 17. Linodla AnnHlty UhIoh. Sick, aeel- dent and pension Insurance; 3, 000,000 plodgrd; ovory claim pK Good agents wanted. J. H. C. Mongomory, supremo oryanlier, Box432 Salem, Oregon. R. R. Ryan, socrotary, 546 Stato street. MISCELLANEOUS Conrreto Work Get my prices on sldowalks, curbs, soptlo tanks and comont work of any kind. All work guaranteed, flrst-clnss. Mr. Ward, Highland add. Phono 509-r 3-24-tt Will Call mill Pay Cash For mon'e cost oft olothln, broken watchee and Jewelry. Wo clonu and press. High grndo work. Phono 963. Slgournoy, 483 Stuto. l-25-4f. Wanted If you want a mnrblo or granlto monument wo can nave you monoy. Wo don't pny big ront nor city taxes you got tho bonont Como nnd got our prices, and be convinced. Our shop is In City Vlow comotory. J. D. Bonhannan, mnnagor. Phono 1200. 3-16-tt ogct Lumber nnd Fuel Co. Lum ber .shingles, building material wood nnd coal. Low prices andv prompt dollvortos, Ono block oast, of S. P. passengtr depot Phons 198. 7-2-tf BBaMHaaBaaBMaBaawMawBaaBMawBiaMavaBkaMawawaMaaBawMBMaiaaBPB,, Dutto & Weudcrotli Finn wines,, liquors and cigars. Wo handle tbo colobratod Kollog gaud Castle' whiskies. Cool and rofreshlsHtfboer constantly oi draught. South Commercial street 9-S-lyr aHaBnaaannaKaawMwaWBaanaanaMaMaMBaaaaMiaaaanaaapaaMaaaaBVWaa Enlarged Our moat market on Bast State utroet has bocn doublod In alio and wo aro bettor prepared tkan over to sorvo customers. Prompt sorvico and tho best of meats our motto, Call or phono 199. B. E. Edwards Co. llUTTERNUT RtlEAl). It Is worth mora than any othor road yet tho prlco is no higher, Tor saU at your grocers', Thomas & Cooley, Propi, CALIFORNIA BAKERY, DniK-snialdiic Wo uro now roady to do your spring sowing. Workdono at rensonablo pricos. Call at room 1 over Journal offico, V. 0. T. U. building. -4-4-31 feVJ.-f- Ayy. J-Ju-!-.9?!P" f H8 - Frank M. Broivn Manufacturer of iaib, doors, mouldings. AH klndi of houso finish and hard wood work. Front atroot, between State and C'urt. Mako all complaintt at tb office. LIVERY AND VKKU OTA1.LB8 Livery and Frttl iHafH Old Post offico Stables, at 264 Forty street between Commorolal and Front streets. Telephone 188. Some of the finest liveries in the city can be found bero. Dfck Westacott proprietor 10-1-lyr SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFIC8 CITY HALL. For water ssrrlc apply at oslee -NyA-XT.11?'. HACA?' l-'?,ATI';' Hell Your proporty -Wo control u largo amount of capital to invest In city proporty and farm lands, at market value. Salem Investment Cb., 432 Stato stroot. 3-25-lm THE AVENUE CreumB, Ices, clgarj and confoc lons. Corner of Soventeonth and Asylum avenita. n. u. uker. pro prietor. For Weak Kidneys Inflammation of the blad der, urinary troubles and backache use DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Filial A Week's Trial For 25c ' 4-7 3t County J