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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAP.TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, A11L Ug, 1008 WOMEN WHO BELIEVE DSf PERUNA Honest Women Who Arc Not Afraid to Tell the Truth About Pe-ru-na. r. T VH Hwm.: Wr$ .vy ; v.y. . -v ' . ..tv:-. : k.--p:.: xa. :..:. '&?&.' tfWMm iM?:; : ' - - iMMr'- yi&;PJ$fiMgM :xms:&t: mrmmm:. &&',. . :."vKWaaaBiaaaBiIfflBBSSfilMI: mmmMmmmzMmammmm $' . Kk' HanTaHiiNajuiuumujJwvjuC9SWl ? ainco I ha vo us od Poruna I havo a splendid appotito, on Joy 11 fo and perfect lioalth. i ''iCi? S:&?h The Value ef Health. Who can sot a monoy valuo oil health? It ia absolutely prlcoloss. No ono in good health can folly approciato what it moans to havo poor hoalth. Tho daya aro long and tedious, The nights horrlblo and painful. Nothing goes right. Evon tho mind bocomes deranged and in jured by continued poor health. Onco llboratod from tho thraldom of sickness words fail, to express the Joy andrellof. ' Poruna has boon the moans of ro llovlng moro woinon from 111 hoalth In tho United States than, perhaps, any othor medicine. A multitude of women stand roady to giro testimony in favor of Poruna whonovor occasion offors. Dyspepsia Entirely Relieved. Miss Lilllo 0. Martin, Sholbyvillo, Tonn., writes: "Evorybody says I look bettor than I have for two or throo years, and 1 nincorely thank you for your kind advice. "Ibeliovo your troatmont has en tlrely cured mo. I can oat anything J want. 1 beliovo your remedies will euro any caao of indigestion or dya-popsia." "" m &SL. infill riMtl TOWN BEING MOVED MRS. F. E.HENDERSON Caught Cold Cosily. Mrs. P. K, irentlorHon, 121 Ninth St., Mlhvnukco, Win., writes: I never hnd any fnlth In patent medicines until I tried Porunn, but my oxperlenco with this reliable mcdlclno has taught inn thnt there Is ono which can bo trttsled, and which will not fail in time of need. "For tho past fow years I havo found thnt I cnught cold easily, which would oottlo in a most unpleasant catarrh of the head. 1 had to bo ospeolnlly careful about being out or ovonlngs, and not to get chilled when droHscd thin for parties, but sineo I havo usod Poruna my gonernl liealth In Improved, nnd my nystem Is in ouch good condition that oven though I inn exposed to in clomont weatnor It no longer affects mo. "I havo a splondid appetlto and enjoy llfo, bolng In porfoot hoalth." ; I MISS HELEN SAUERBIER (United Press Leased Wire.) San Francisco, April 22. Mall advices from the Panama cannl zpno say that tho old natlvo vlllago of Oatun, which 1b on tho Chagrea river opposite1 tho present railroad station at Qatuna, is bolng moved to a new site about two miles from tho present ono on tho now lino of tho Panama railroad. This change is necessary becauso tho village Is on the site of tho datum dam. Tho houses aro being taken down by tho occupants or owners and placed In cars which the commission furnishes and they will bo transported nt tho expense of tho commission to tho now location. Tho peoplo will then havo uso of tho cars for ono week In order to give them tlmo to erect their new houses. Tho village has a population of about 600 and contains about 110 buildings. o TWO. GENERAL COURTS MARTIAL Pcru-na Tablets. Tor two yoara Dr. Hartman and his asslitanta havo labored incessantly to croato Poruna in tablet form, and tholr tronuouHoftortahavoJuatboon crowned With ruooos0. People who object to liquid medlolnos can now soeuro Poruna iablotfl. Thoao tabloti roproaout tho mo dlolnal Ingredients of Poruna, nnd each tablet is equivalent to ono uvorngo doHO. Mrs. Josephine Hoist, 102 E, First St., Portland, Ore., write that tho was troubled seriously with cntnrrh of the throat, that sho used Poruna and wan wondorfully helped in two weeks, and in allttloovor two months hor system was rid of all traces of catarrh, Head and Threat Miss Ilolon Sauorblor, 815 Main St, 8t. Joseph, Mioh., writes: "Last winter X caught a suddou cold which developed into an unploasantca tarrh of tho head and throat, depriving moofmy appetite and ubualgoodsplrlts. "A. friend who had boon cured by Poruna advised mo to try it and I sent for a bottlo at onco, and I am glad to say that in throo days tho phlogm had loosonod, and I folt hotter, my appotito returned and within nine days I won ia my .usual good health." MARKET REPORTS BY WIRE BAY CITY MARKET AT QUOTATIONS ON 1MIODUCK SAN VHANOISCO AND POUT LAND LOCAL MARKET COR 11EOTWO UP TO DATE (United Prns I.osod Wire.) Shu FrHnetaco. Apr. 22. Whont No. t California olub, per cental, Jir.TVj tTl Cfl; whlto milling olub, 9162ir 1.G7 V&; whlto AuHtrallun, 1 70f' 1.7x; northern hluostoin, 91.03 HO 1.7 Ki northorn club. $100 if 1.05; lufurlor gnulot ot whoat. 1.35 l.BO. Hnrlcy No. I food. $1.36 01.40. with ttomo fiuiey wt $1.42 ; com mon t fair. l.27V6iriA2.; brow lug nt San FwnolBoo, ,$t.42V4 C 14 7 ; uT&wtng aud hli)lng at Port Costa, tl.IOtrl.l5; ChsmlUr, fl.rtsti 1.S6, aceordlitK to uHllty. Uuttor -Frosh Calltornlu extras. 23o; itrnta. SSo; acouiuU, 11 '. PHoklux, No. 1, HMte: poklug No. -'. tsvic. Kuga Pr iluwn. California frah. nvhullUK c". xtta. fto; llratt. U; ai:oiiiU. 17; tklrdg. IQe: 4e. dlrtiw. No, 2. KALKM MAltKET. Loral Wholcjmlo Murkot. ISgca lie. IlnUoi Creamory, 25c. CowB $3 C 3.50. Hone lie; mixed clilokvni, lt. Looul whwt S8S5o. Oata3RCI0c. llarloy $25. Flour Hard whont, $4.50tf4.S0. vnlloy, $4.00. Hay Chont, $13 CM; olovar, $10 &'i por ton; timothy, $14C16. OiiIouh 3!ic. Hops 11)07 orop, 494 V&o. OttHcarn Hark 3 to 3 Mb 0, Mohair 1 So. lUMrfll Market. Oats $1.46 01.60 pr Whoat $1.00. ltollod barley $31. Eggs 17q. Uuttur Country, 2Bo; 30c. Flour Vnlloy, $t.liffl.0 nok; hard whuut, $1.40. llrnu 90o par saok; $30.00 ten: ahorta, $1.25 por saok. owt. ortamer. togs -$1.50. -Tops, $3.10; Until'. No. 1, 1 17r t'hwiv Per Hat. Jitney. lt pnund. California ltitr lU; ter- oud. 10 V4e; OaltfurHla Youhx Atur- Icn. tauey, (1S Vie; 1UU, lie. StorHK leaatorn taucy New York lCVte. OngoM. 14 c. Potato Por ooatal, Iamhpiwh. $1 lOtf 1.20; Orwgou buibank. Vo $1.05; ' rlvor whlit. ranc). 40 Sue; early roe, $1.26 1.25; river nds, $1.35U1.40; vt potatoos; $3 00 r 350 par enu; nw ivotatoe 3Mii3v per lb. OiilouH- -Uorumdu $2,006 -'25; AuBtuillau hrowu, $I.QO550 por crato. Ornngoa Per box. nnvoU, fancy. $2.2&2.50; uholou. $1.7502.26; standards, $1.502.00; Tangerluoa, 1 50g?2-OQ. Hay Client. $1I517; olovtr. $15; olioat, 85c; clover, 75c par owU Orongo $2.6602.75. Llveiittxk. Hogs Fat, $5.60. Stock h Stears $3.00. Voal H So. tropical Frulto. liananna $G.O0. OrnnBoa- ?2.402.I0. Lomons$3,50 04.60. Portland Market. W'Uoai -Club. S4 0S5c; SICTS&c; blueatam. SOfTSTc. loultty -- lln. 1J14Vj6o; duolcs. ISIblQc; plgOH, old,.?l pt doxJn. Mlltetuff llran. $24. Hay--Timothy. v.lly, $7.5g; al falfa. $12 61 12.50. Vetch $11. H-M-H-H-K ' I I fPi PA CUD A I I I LVUrtL UaOLDaLL BY JOCK -H-4-H"H4---H-$ Tho Chi pick1!. wi:i hav it Kt with tho Woodburn Trl-CMv lragura th mining Thursday on tho 'oral gioimdj. Hull and Hpyne.' wl 1 be tho Tort for Sa'em. lit II l'til t yet ben learned whu will ho th bathr for Woodburn. Owing to tho ret that the local 'ads were ' picked vn tlniM atrakht by tin Woodburn aggregation two w:-ek ago the Cherry Pickers will certain' do thing to prevent nothr "nlck- (Ing. Tlurt will b no game botweon! the Salfin Club nnd Kat Portland on Saturday hh wna anuoune'd yes torday. cm account of the above gamo taking nine, but on Sunday. East Portland nnd tho local club will play por a donuit'-iiwuiflr in l'ortand. I TI1010 u nothing Htlrrlng In the par Pac'ilc Conat langue on Monday, ai that dav Is ronsldorod the baseball (United Pros3 Leased Wlro.l Washington, April 22. Two gon tral ccirtmartlals havo been ap pointed by tho war dopartmont for tin trial of such poraoiiB as may bo brought boforo them, ono to meet nt Fort Missoula, Mont., nnd the othor nt Fort Lincoln, N. D. Tho dotalls (onaiat of 10 olllcors each. In the ordora announcing tho de tails It Is stated that a groator num ber of ofllcers cannot be nsaomblod' "without manlfoHt Injury to tho sor vice." , , A general courtmnrtlal should or dinarily consist of 12 moinhors. Tho small numbora of olllcors on those board 3 Is duo to the groat scarcity of oinccrs In tho various reglmonts nt the military posts throughout tho country. BRITISH PREMIER DEAD (Continued from pngo one.) Hon roqulrod, ho continued to per form his atronuous diitloa until his ayutom had run down so completely that ho was compelled to take to his bod. Ills death probably will bo follow ed by a split. In the Liberal party such as occurrod among tho Demo crats 011 tho first nomination of Will iam Jdnuliigs Urynn 'for tho presi dency. Tho sevorance of tho Liber- Mils Into a radical and a conscrvatlvo wing will moan itho return of tho t'onsorvntlvoa to powor. Sir Henry was. tho only man among tho Liberal Icadors with the gift of conciliation, nnd It has been his personality alone that litis kept togother the divergent. olomentB that compose the Liberal ranks. With his death Intornnl party war faro is certain, to break out among tliQKxtremo radicals and the rest of tho party. Tho militant radical's number about 100 of the present Liberal mnjorlty In the house of commons, which Is about 150. At any tlmo tho radicals havo It In tholr power to defeat tho government by nn' adverse vote on a party measure and thus precipitate a new, general election. .' Several times during tho Illness of Sir Henry thero have been indica tions of rovolt nnd tho breach that hasopened since tho first of the year cannot ho closed. Tho radicals de clare thnt tho only measures of sufll clont Importance to require tho nt tontlon of parliament aro those deal ing with social reform, and particu larly with tho elimination of extreme poverty that exists throughout Great Britain. The radical aro against tho maintenance of a great navy and went the monoy expended on now battleships to bo used for giving ev ery, man the right 'to employment. Mr. Asqulth, tho now premier, it is said, Is not tho typo ot- mnn to pacify tho Liberal rcvoltcrs. Ho is a lighter, and a strict disciplinarian,, and belongs to tho Liberal Imperial ist .group which neknowjodged Lord Rosebory ns lt5 chief, unlll tho re tirement of RoBobery from actlvo politics. Mr. Asqulth has no sympa thy for tho program of tho extreme dalcals and his tomporament Is such that ho can no more boo their Bldo than Qrovor Cleveland enn sympa thlzo with tho Bryanltcs. It Is reported that Winston Churchill, under secretary for tho colonies, may bo porsuaded by tho radicals to bcomo their loader. Mr. Churchill, who Is the mo9t brilliant young member of tho houso of com mons, Is rnUlcal In his opinions, but ho is very ambitious, but ho may decline to risk his political future by becoming tho londor of In a panty rovolt. Mr. Lloyd George, tho presi dent of tho board of trade, n close rlvnl of Mr. Churchill, also Is mon tlonod as a posslblo radical revolu tionary loader, but he, too, Is llkoly to decllno tho profferH of tho ox tromlsts. No othor mon of llrst class political attainments nre avall nhlo as rndlcal loadors, so that It will bo without a competont dlroctor nnd will degonoiiito Into guerilla warfare. This will not work nny tho Iosb harm to tho Liberal party In tho house of commons division, but It will decronso tho forco of op position nt tho gonoral oloctlon, through political prophotn do not be lieve thnt tho Liberals enn accuro a return to olllco, oven If tho rndlcal oloment Is not ublo to put up a hlgh Iv organized battle. CASTOR I A I'or Infants nnd Ohildron. fe Attended by fl tn. i The fiinnri . 1 Ora Hoboy wore rftJJtc of to J .. iiiiiirivk i . ni a p Tho young m m... . luecuay. end fate ni fit tvC - , Mi h, nt IZ'yu John Orllfnt X?.hf., moved the hea u J !e ! .The heart-broken v.. 1 orotnor were prosn t .f but the mother and I? brotherg CWld not aitS J nmlned at Marshg,MWd l m&aal otA'S.0''' vices. "'-uuciMfc- Mrs. Jos. Dernanll .. . . ' siding at tho lodge 'SlJ lodge sent 1im.,m.;. rT,.tt J to dCCk tho rnffln . .i (dT.rrsj!ifa rett was aVsolomri nd tfJSA view of tho lei. SWl drawn from th a '"vM , . rau i,irH- ,t tibm v"i VJ which the lives of tho tft """' "ub pcopie out. A largo number went It euj .... iu mu tujmjierj lad it, , ;.MiH."i ....u! 4i ..... wit uiute ana mj tie u-uin hikui unaer 1 & snow. W1 Kennedy's Laxative Court bM nrta nrnmnllv vi .. . ' dol, through which tit Mil forced out of tlio tystem. is it d scnio timr it albrs MtKigJ oimu uy mi aruBgmj, One ort of co-opemioa in pay mat between a betf ut 1 dairy dam. AMUSEMENTi Auditorium llolkr 1M Morning, afternoon and m-M soBslons. Tho Vnudttte, Moving pictures acj IMt aongs, every afternoon id imfl oxcept Sunday and Motdi; im noons. Iiuie Wing Sang J JUG STOCK OF COOK Wo ninko up all klnliol xxm nnd whlto underwear, MltUbfl n and skirts; all klndiclpl men's and ladles' furnUMsn nil kinds of lUks and d'WPB V"H Tfia Kind You Have Alwavs Bought VLuaSBS. iu. mS 1 hlnnk r.f. neckwear, mattltr. ss 1 "- . . ... :.ii ro U (ZfyfM&i Boars Blgnatu wnro, trunk, oraoroiaeT now Kelllng nt cost. a on v rnrnmerdal St Site t9H tr Ci Sundry. Tho local Trl-Clty did not cvaii practice Mon- playor Ulayom day. Tho Capita' City laguo playors woro out on tho field yesterday aft ernoon nnd want through a fow Hours of anoil nraetloa. Th Salem '"conilir out of valloy. OASTORIA, Heart tlw -lta Yw lU ,,w Bj!fiM HB3 taCHMAN ll.KKU Vl) CONFKtvnoKltV Now uud.'i uh iii.tuam'iii 11 SCULKItlT SCIINKinKU Pitiprlolocn Complote Hue ot freh and m to-dute baker goods delivered to all parts t the city trvt Yo ar proud of our party and woddlng enkea. deltvored on short, notice. Give u a ulal U all we ask Store comer Twelfth and Che mokota Sta Phono Mala G1. mmmmmmmmmmFrntHummmmm i- n r 4t . aar..s.iav ;lMn(.h r Prtai-y It" for fair of late. Tliare aro only throe bachelor young 111 ' algnod up with the local 'eague this aonson. and thou;- ir. PorteiHeld. third base: Carey, llrst bane, iiud Havo UJwartK all-around. man. The ua Inure of the nln ball plavei-K all having life pardner. The South Salem Falrmouiit club will meet tlti"Hninn Honvers of Portland, on tha local Til-Cltj 'eifu' grounds next Buuday afternoon Thef Urn an a It av th have a nood repii tattou In Port li lid, and there wIM no doubt he r ball .i:tp wotih so int.' h'n the two 4ant come tttgether. aa the Palrntouat v.Miigiei. he been praottfUK dtllRentH nf lute. Th. pitch, r for the loci bo vill bo Ither Che tr Rov.-en. or Mtv.-is of Corvaru, wlih Prank Khod.fi conducting the backatop iKi.ltton. P. S. KalMht vtll nrohHb v uki to marry that ftOW couple five. On'v M more. e o .. Extra Big Value In Simprh Snrinp' AnnnriI far Men. Yoilf - w-w.r - g. ... - , mgjrmm sm 'v- Men and Bey: If you wish to be correctly dr this Spring, at little expense y will surelv come here without m for your new togs. : Bishop's Ready Tailored Clothes COFFEE Schilling's Best is a business-like name; you know what it means; and it means what you want. Vour grwtr itiirm 9ur meor i( iou doa't KJ r,t$ laaarV v'll '' BIT 1 ' m .- i $10.00 to m VfUtll IWO Th Heuio of Kunpcoheimtr Vtxxago Ann tfi nW0ct rrP.atiOtTS I" wear. They have the fit a"d s'ye them that is so much desired by men and boys. SALEM WOOLEN MILL STO