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Newspaper Page TextDAIL CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAXiKM, OREGON, FH1HAY, MAV 1, lOUrf 8 1 VBNHRA11LE LANE COUNTY PIONEER James Parker, a respected Lane county pioneer, died at hlB home In Cloverdale, Lane county, Oregon, on April 22, 1908, after a ft-ek's Ill ness. lio was born In Co:hocton county, Ohio, March 19, 1833. Whllo yet a (lttld his parents moved to Indiana, and from tltero to Illinois. His par crit i died when he was 'ourte 'ti yearn old. and Hi 1853 he and Ills younger brother, Joseph M, Parker, and two winters, Mrs. James Parvln and Mrs. John Stoop-, crossed the plains to Oragon, settling In Ratllr snake valley, thl county, and from thero ho moved tokPleasant Hill and In 1808. he bought and moved to the farm on which he lived until his death. October 1, 1857, he was married to Phtjobo E, Rlgdon, who died July f4, 11104, and to them were born eleven children, eight sons and three daughters, nine of whom sur vive him, Luella M. (deceased), Hortonsi L clarence A., Edith D , John C, James C.VLoroy C, Ouy W. nnu Aug'rtus. Ono sister, Mrs. James fcParvtn, and throe brothers, J. M. and V. R. Parker, of Dexter, thin county, and Martin Parker, of Springfield, Mlsoourl, survive him. Ho served during the Rogue Riv er! Indlnn war nnd as commissioner for four years as a Democrat, and was elected without making a can van of the county, and against a very largo Republican majority. Pnclo Jim and Aunt Phoebe", in theywero known by their many friends, were noted for tholr hospi tality, and will be greatly, missed by tho community In which they lived w many years. 1enlh Was On III Hei'K .Tomo P. Morris, of BklpporK. Vn bad a c'oso crll In thu Hprlug o" 190(J. Ho suy.i: "An attack of imott'.iot.ln loft iio ho veak and with such a fearful cough tbrt my frlon'lH dcclnrod consumption had me, nnd d'mMi vna o. my heolx. Then I wan irnniwlcil to 17 Dr. Klng'n New Discovery. It helped tie Immediate ly, and after t'.klng two and a half bott'oa 1 was a well man again. 1 found out that Now Dlscovory Is tho boit rutnody for coughs and lung dlnoni In all tlo world." Hol.l wider gimrmtco r.t J. C. Porry'n drug store. 50c nnd $1.00. Trial bottle frco. THE MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE Tho now contral committee, as completes! l an follews: Aiunsvlllo, Win. Howd; Aurora, ll. 0. Grimm: Chemawa, Geo. Hwoglo; Oervals, Dr. 1'. H, Fltzgor aid; HowoM, A. T. Cllno; Marlon, Ed J. Faruham; Mohnmn, H. F. Ton ehuckor; Monitor, E. R Soeley; Mill City, C. II. Werk: llosodalo, C. I.. Weaver: Salem 1, H. O. Whlto; Sa lem 2, W. A. I.lHtou; Salem 3, John Clroy ;8alum ! I). J. Fry; Salem 5, August HuckeHtoln; Salem ll, W. II. Dalrymple; Salem 7, W. II. Simp win; Srotts Mills, J. R. Sklrvlu; Bit vorton, (leo. Harvory; St, Paul, Win. Murphy; Staytou, W. II. Queonor; Snilillintty, W. II. Downing; Tumor, II. It, Crawford; Hubbard, A. Coyle; Mt. Angel, David Rack; RuttovlIIo, Joo Ryan; Ilrooks, Win Rgan; Mne- loay, O, Mnrttn; West Salem, Thom as Humphries: .lofferson, O, W. Humphries; North Bllverton, (loorgo Morley; Liberty, Win. Claypoolo; Sidney, Win, Scott; Falrflold, Hugh Hldrldge; nrcitenbush, R, L. Hoov er; Elkhora, J, Roeso, No commit-tee-mon woro named for Ohumpoog and Hood precincts. IlhciiiimtUto. More than ulno out of every tea cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the mubclcs, duo to cold or damp weather or chronic rheumatism. In audi canon no Inter nal treutmout Is required, 'flit fre- application of Chnmborlnln'a LlnU tnont Is all that Is needed, and It Is cortaln to give quick relief. Give It a trial and see, for yoursolf how quickly It rollvos tho pain and soi lless. Price 25 cents; largo size, 50 coats Sold by Dr. aiono's drug etoro. ACHTUNG Dor nouo doutscho Veroln von Sa lom und VmKKMrt haelte soln imoohHto-VorsAinmlMng an Snantug rfn 3 ten Mai, Nachmlttags 2 Uhr. Union Iibor hall 420 State street, Alio Mltglledor sowlo Alio denott dlo deutscho Spraucho vertaondllcb 1st, worden urn Ihr Erschelnon KOboton. Das Komlto. 3t. -o- H la eas to hit things excopt vhen playing baaoball. Konnotly'n Laxative Cough Syrup nets promptly yet gently on the 4oI, through which the cold Is erced out of tho system, and at the if.uo time tt Hllayt) tnnatmuntton. Sold by kil druKUlsts. v Women Who-WM WelL n It Is astonishing how great a change a few years of married llfo often mako la the appearance and disposition of many women. The freshness, tho charm, the brilliance vanish like the- bloom from a peach which Is rudely handled. Th matron Is only a dim shadow, a faint echo of tho charming maiden. There are two reasons for this chango, Ignorance and neglect. Few young women appreciate tho shock to tho system through tho chango which comes with-niarrlago and motherhood, Many neglect to deal with the unpleasant pelvlo drains and weak nesses which too often come with mar riage and motherhood, not understanding that this secret drain Is robbing the cheek of Its frusuiies uud the form of U fairness, As surely as tho general health suffors when thero Is derangement of tho health of tho dellcato womahti onrans. so surelv wheTtfiMO organs nK$tabIIshcd uj beaivn the race imat once witness to thefact In reiwW-d comelTn Nearly a ifflHllpn, worsen bavn found hcath and happlnpss In tho me of Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription., It makes weak wom en strong and sick women well. Ingredi ents on label contains no alcohol or harmful habit -forming drugs. Mad wholly of thoso native, American tncdl Inal roots most highly recommended by loading medical authorities of all the sev eral schools of practlco for tho cure ol woman's pccullnr ailments. For nursing motbcrs.orfor those brokon down In health by too frequent bearing of children, aha for tho expectant mothers, to preparo tho system for tho coming ol baby and nuking Its advont easy and almost ualulesM, thero is no medlclno quite so good as "Favorite Prescription.'' It can do no harm in any-condition of the system. It Is a most potent invigorating tonic and strengthening nervine nicely adapted to woman's delicate system by a physician of large experlonco In tho treat ment of woman's peculiar ailments. Dr. Plnrcu may bn consulted by letter free of charge. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Invalids' lintel aud Surgical Institute Huffalo. N V. CALIFORNIA'S WELCOME TO THE FLEET GREATEST RECEPTION IN HIS TOUYOF PACIFIC COAST TO HE GIVEN FLEET UPON ITS AIUVAL. Tho c: owning ovont In tho world fammm voyago of tho American battloshlp licet will bo tho rousing re coptlon It received In San Fra'iclsco From tho hour tho slxtuou big mdn-of-war plough through tho Qoldon Gato on May Cth until thcclr.ao of tho grand rovlow on May 8th, every moment will bo lllled with stlmng and blntorlo ovoutu, Thu Soutbon Pacific Compnny Ilium In Orogon will malto a low round trip ruto foi this occasion from Salem to San Francisco of $25. Salo dates , May 2, 3 and 4. Final return limit I 29 days. Ti.lii will allow ample tlmo to sou In dotnll tho rebuilding or thu great city of San Francisco. To visit tho many points of lntercat In and around tho Day City and mako sldo trips at pleasure lu Southern California, Call on any agontn for descrlptlvo mat tor of Cal ifornia, tnako sleeping ear reserva tion In advance. WM. McMURAY, Gonoral Passenger Agont. JOHN M. SCOTT, Assistant Gonoral Pas3onger Agent, i) 'One. Touch of Naturo Maker the Wliolo World Kin." When a rooster finds a big fat worm ho calls all thu lions In tho farm yard to como and shnro It. A similar trait of human nnturo Is to bo obuorved when a man dlscovors something exceptionally good ho wants all his friends aud neighbors to Hhnre tho boiioflts of his dlseov. ury. This Is thu touch at natur.u that make the whole world kin. Thh explains why people who have beun uured by Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy write letters to tho manufactu rers for publication, that othors sim ilarly ailing may also uso It ami ob tain relief. Rohlnd every ono of in oho lottors is a warm hearted wisu of thu writer to bo of usu to somentn) else. This remedy Is for -sale by Dr, Hines drug store. NOTICE l'oi- the Cousti-iietloii of a .Sidewalk on South Thirnvnth Street, Notlco Is hereby given that at tho regular mooting of the common coun cil, hold April 20, 1908, said com inou council adopted a resolution for tho construction of a now wooden sidewalk on South Thirteenth stroet, In front of lot 12 In block IT, If Yew Park Annex to the city of Sa lem, Oregon, the snmo being tho proporty or John 8. Pratt. SaM sidewalk to be constructed In ac cordance with said resolution now on fllo In tho office of tho city re corder of Sttlom, Orenon. In enso suld sidewalk la not built In accordance with said resolution, by May 30, 190S, tho city of- Salem, will proceed to construct tha aamo and asacsa tho cost thereof against said real promises and docuxro tho uirno to bo a lien upon said proporty an lu tho charter of said city and In ordlnanco No. 463, provided. Hy order common council, W, A. MOORES. Recordor. Dato of Hrst publication of this notice the 21st day of April, 190S. 4-21-10t. CASTOR I A ror Infants and Children. Til Kind You Havi Always BugM Bear thu ' 01gnatnre vf ' i 7 , JJSTjZZ? r 0 v00 wm SPRING SHOES (SI cor.ioUT ';4ialnsu dhoes for summer wear. Just re ceived. A big shipment of the latest styles and shape., jnon's, boys', la dles nnd children's. Tennis shoes and light shoes. Easy and comfort ablo house slippers. Jacob Vogt 3 J5 Stflte Street. Snlem. Oregon TIIH nEHT ItOAHT THK FAMILY EVER HAD Can bo obtained from our prlmi tender and Juicy beef, mutton oi pork. All our meata aro solocted from tho cholcost, and proparod fc tho tablo to suit tb demands of thi fastidious. Our prlcos are lower fo quality than you can find at n place In Salem, E. C. C R O 8 H. Phono 201. 70 'AtU . SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For wator rervlco apply at offlc Hills payablo monthly In advanr firaber Bros. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Will glvo prompt attontlon to nil ordors, guaranteo our work to glvo satisfaction and to bo up to tho sanitary stand ard. WE WILL IJE PLEiSEI) TO OIVE ESTIMATES ON CONTRACTS. Call at our shop on Liberty streot, bnck of Barr'a Jewolry Store, Phone SCO. TO OWNERS OF HORSES , Tho undersigned Is prepared to broak? handle and develop roadsters and trotting horses, For terms of board and care apply to SAM CASTO, Fair Grounds. Or. f Gold Dust Flotif I Made by THB BYDNKY POW- EX COMPANY, Sidney. Ortgoii. 1 i Made for fauilj us. Ask your t grocer for it. Braa iad ckorU 5 alwaya oa aaad. " ' P. B. Wallace ! !l AGENT I Mi iaiitiaaiiii;BgBpu THE AVENUE Creams, ices, clgarj and con fee Ions. Corner of Seventeenth nnd Asylum avenue, N. w. Daer. pro prletor. m FRENCH FEMALE UPILLS. mi mews, to riit. si.. 8i 8,j,, sX nmMM ml" "" T4, u"w"- I SWf in Salem by Dr. S. C. Stone y'( Willi ttr I M tMrLruB?-r., t jt I THE CLASSIFIED FOR SALE Worlds of lllooin Calla lilies, roses, vlolots, cinerarias, hyacinths, daf fodils, etc., and ovorythlng In sea son. Mrs Hugh Jory, 1952 Court stroet, Salem. 3-24-tf For Hale Flrst-clas3 carpet papor at this ofllce; 25c for a blg'roll. For Salo at Bargain Eight-room Iioubo and lot, 323 N. Church St. Seven-room house and lot 555 Chemokota St. W. H. Sloper, 221 N. Front St. 4-13-lmo For Sale Good driving horse. See Roy Stlfller, 271 N. Commercial street. 4-28-3t. Subject to Ailvanco In l'rJce I qffer 120 acres, six miles out; 50 clear ed and In cultivation; balanco pas ture; some timber; family or chard; all necessary buildings; team, vehicles, stock, machinery, etc., worth $2000 go with plnce all for $7000 on terms. Adjoining property rated at $90 per acre. Paul M. Sims, 222 N. Commercial. Phone Mnln 729. For Hale Sorted llrst class pota toes at Fry'a warehouse. Enquire at Dlek Westa'cott's livery stable or phono 329. Price 40c per snek. 4-23-lw For Sale Chen Few hundred shares Oregon Sienna paint stock. Address, care Journal. 4-29-3t. For Snle.Client- A now house, 4 Vi lots and blacksmith shop, with tools. Sixteenth and Market Sts., Salem. Or. V. S. Thomas. 4-20-31. For Rule Tent, wagon cover and nil kinds of camping eutfits: also now nnd second hand goods, fur niture, hardware In fact. Con rad Dlllman, 417 Stnto St. l-29-lmo For Sale Now house,- 2 lots, drovo woll ; on car lino, $800. 14 10 Ni 17th streot. l-30-lw FOR SALE A Good Investment A 7-rootn mod ern resldonco within 2 blocks of streetcar; 4 blocks to business center: easy tonus If doslrcd, Price $2400. This Is worth investi gating. Insures you n groator In come than having your money In the bank or luvostlng In U. S. gold bonds. a , Hero 'tt Another Snap 5 acroa closo to Salem, about -?4 mllo to street car. A largo 8-room homo, barn, 45x45; about 40 fruit trees of dlfferont varieties, also small fruit building; can't bo duplicated short of $3000. If takon at onco, price $2500, one-half cash, balanco time to suit. Call Investigate aud be convlnocd. Thin In Your Mouey'n Worth 1C2 ncroB of rich valloy land, GO acres In cultivation, 30 acres lino piling tlmbor, balance pasturo; running wator; good Iioubo, barn nnd out buildings. Only one-half mllo from R. R. dopot. Prlco $C0 por aero, Sco ub about this. . SALEM INVESTMENT CO. 432 Stato St. 4-10-tf. FOR RENT For Rent-Abount 8 acres good po tato ground Inside city limits. Seo Derby & Wlllson. 4-27-31 For Rent Flvo-room houso with basement. Enquire Aug. Sehrlbor, 5C0 N. High street. 4-25-tf. Nicest Furnished Rooms la tho city; rates rensonablo by day or week. Gas and bath; centrally located. Call and Investigate. Mrs. G. F. 9eiloy, 203 Front St. 4-20-lmo. For Rent - 7-room houso on Oak st. Enquire 593 S. Commercial st, 4-28-tt Farm for Rent Wo have, a bargain for you 154 acres, 142 lu culti vation, 125 In tine growing crop; abundance fuel; running wnter; all kinds of fruits and berries. The laud is choice. School within quarter of mllo; 8-room houso; good barn. "Will soil stock and implements If you want them. Will rout for a term of yoars. Th1 rent Is very low ns you will flnJ upon Investigation. Shepherd & Holder, Court streot, LIVERY AND FRKP gpA"8" Llvery unit Ftnil Staples Old Post office Stables, at 254 Fer:y street between Commercial and Front streots. Tolephone 1SS. Some ol the finest liveries In tho city can bo found here. Dick Westacott proprietor. 10-1-lyr UltAYftlEN. Cumuilna llros.' Transicr CMnpany All kinds of transfer work done. Furniture ajid pianos boxed ready for shipment. Prompt sorvlce Is our motto. Stand and office at 253 South Commercial street Phone 210. Residence Phone 968. RUTTERNUT RUEAI). It is worth more than any other "read yot tho prlco is no higher for aalj at your grocers'. CALIFORNIA BAKERY, Thomas S Cooleyj Props. KliIriHniii ! ! I sjey RHSCELLANEOUS LOUION NOODLE HOUSE Ferry Street, Near fHlgh. Lost Sunday afternoon, short cream .loose coat, two poinded rip plea over shoulders, V-' hdck ou Asylum roiul or Center street or ou beyond ig brldgo. Reward II returned to'Routo 0, box 112, or phono Farmers 3"2XX3, 4-30-3t Confectionary Store I qui now lo cated lu iriy new Quarters on Twellth street whero I will bo plenum to boo my frumdn nnd Whero you can got your confec tionery, fruits and Ice cream or sodu water. Give1 mo a call. 3. D. Frost, cbrner Twelfth and Ferry streot, next to O. K. store. 4-29-3t Social Dancer-Will bo given at Wade's hall, N, Liberty street Saturday night, May 2. All are Invited. l"29-3t. ' I, Wiring, Wiring We will wlro your buildings now or old In an abso lutely llrst class manner at prices cheaper" than ovor before known in Salem Hy.do Droc. Electric Co., 322 N. High. Phono 009. 4-15-lmo Hiilein Employment Co. 487 Stato street. Phone Mnlno 149. Hend quarters for employer and em ployee. All kinds pf help supplied free. If you want work como tq us. tf. Shepnrd At Holder Real ostato agency. Room 1, StouslofI Bldg. Agents for JacobB-StoIn Co., Port land, Largest subdivision opera tors on tho const. 4-20-lmo, Hoard nnd Rooms, Home Cooking Host 25c meal In city, you holp yourBolf, Largo pleasant rooms, Reading room, Rates roasonab'o. Invostlgnto. W. II. Bradley, Prop., 357 Commercial utroot. 4-20-lmo. Concrete Work Got my prlcos on sidewalks, curbB, septic tanks and coment work of any kind. All work guaranteed urat-clasa. Mr. Ward, Highland add, Phono 569 May 24-tf Will Call and Pay Cash For mon't cast off clothln, brokon watchct and Jowclry. Wo clean and presi High grade work. Phono 963 Slgournoy, 483 SUto. 1-25-tf Wanted If you want a marblo or granlto monumont wo cap save you money. Wo don't pay big roni nor city taxoi you got tho benoflt Como nnd got our prices, and be convinced. Our shop Is In City VIow cemetery, j, d, Donhannan, manager. Phono 1266. 3-lG-tf ogei Lumber and Fuel Co. Lum ber .shingles, building matorial wood and coal. Lqw prices and prompt dollvorlea. Ono block eaai of S. P. passongtT' depot Phonf 198. 7-2"-tf Hutto & Wvndcroth Fine wines liquors and clgani. We bandit the celebrated Kellog gand Casth whiskies. Coo) and refreshing beei constantly oi draught. Soutb Commercial street. 9-3-lyr Enlurtnl Our meat market on Kit Stato street bos been doubled," in slzo and wo are ootter prepareu thnn over to nrv. oustomcrs. Prompt service nnd the best of moats our motto. Call or phono 199, n. E. Kdwardi'Moat Co. i LODGES. rpenteri Union No. 1005" Loca Union No. 1065 of Carpenters uni Jolrera of America meet ever; Saturday evening at 7:30 p, na. li Hearst hall, 420 State St. A. W Dennis, Rec. Sec. Foresters of America Court Sher wood Foresters, No.. 19. Meet Saturday night in Holman hall Stato street Waldo Miller, O. R.' J. C. Perry, financial secretary. Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P. Castle Hall In Holman block, cor ner State and Liberty atrest Tuesday df each week- at 7:30 9 m. Oacar Johnson, C. 0.; B. B Anderson, K. of R. and S. Modem Woodmen of America Ora gon Cedar Camp No. 5246. Meeti every Thursday evening at I o'clock In Holman hall. W. W Hill, V. C; F. A. Turner, clerk A'oodmen of World Meet evory Fp day night 'at 7:80, In Holman hal O. L. Darling, C. C; P. L. Frai Ir, Clerk. Liucoln Annuity Unlou. Sick, acei Hnt nnd npriHinn insurance: t'i 000,000 pledgrd; every claim paH , Good agents wanted. J. Mongomery, supreme orgaalxer. Box432 Salem, Oregon. R. R Ryan, secretary, 546" Btate:itrt. m TMeJ. i. ,Ir:Sa '..: c ' piuobrrs gas Ottlng, g. Sn:"k Murphy, rrone Main 17. T" M Wutifj-ii "A Wntnun . L honnn .asfi!j street, Wanted: ?-w;3 Must oU -. . r cSieSr er : r-r district, .: ttl noe- W ADD v ?Ri t,. ' .'! ' ' rem Hm WLPACtOiai Frank !t ash of - . ... ...man. nw, Jo finish m Cl k. Front ,-. .... l5 work and at tho 19 offies "1 koiuxeicTmS Veterinarians Inarlniu fwi.L Ve .Hrnr,m... .T ' ""VB!. All till, J.J. attended .. ? ly High (ll StrCCt. Phnn. ... ' denco 99S. ' ,"f -n White House Restaur For Itankr 25cDinnerat2fci They can't b bi y McGilchrist&Sofl I'roprlctm, 4-4HUIHIIHMHHHs ttainMtiMi;in 80 OOURT BIBm. Call and try Um Mi 16 c. Board per h (1.11, also furnUbed neat ij ronionablo. AT THI Salem Restaurant I MEALS 15c nimi iimiiniiHiS ELITE HOTEL Rohtnurant acd botd,ci ! European plan. Meitntil ' hours on abort order. Rf.i' dinner 25 cenU. Thirty ly finished furnlahtd room K. ECKERLEX, Pro?. 148 CoBBtreliifc. HHI1IIM HWffl WHtlllMI HOTEL Cor Seventh and SttrkSa n..ll,.l'r Kt.Wl!L, hUtll ji r0llldllU3.ITinin'""-- !! Hotel. Rates $lptffo M r... U Ffffkl j ; up. Lurupwiii"- "w"-i liWRIGHTMINSONIWUlf ; Proprietors OCT.G i n.s Steamers Pomona w YiU leave for PortWa oJ day and Friday at "hrf Tueedav. ThuWdi ?11,2L 0 a. in.' Fornr. , Thursday aau '-' tA Q t p.-Baldwin. "!- tffa&f Qnipm Fence ffoi ... lTnrI f IIcad(iu""tfrt Feacg- oi.vtt CTl PL :' .?eW-f. P l i,Bru rteVlWrtr I!.u.;"k. Wladeir e. I chas. d. vm WAWBR'UH s-t! 250 coun p ,-r Huie Wing W men's and U td Jrfl .lanketa. VrtM1' ware, f;t'eot. I now selling w- S- I 3o6 N. Commercial and si 1G Como Main 192, n. j, ivuc; HOTELS AND RESlACR.Ua t The I i