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Newspaper Page Textm 8 DAIlST OAWTAfi JOUBNAIi, SALHM, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY lli, 1M m m m m m m m SIMPLIFYING THE SEARCH FOR "SOMEBODY" T HE MERCHANT knows that every article in his store is a bargain for SOMEBODY-for some body who lives in his store-territory. The real estate operator and agent know that every piece of property on their lists is a ''bargain" for SOMEONE-for someone who lives here, or here abouts. The landlord knows that his tenantless store, or office, orhousc oraparment is exactly what SOME BODY is looking for somebody who MAY actually five in the neighborhood. The . householder, with a furnished room to rent, know that to SOMEONE in town it would appeal as the prettiest "one-room home' possibly to find. The owner of a "used but useful article of value, no longer personally needed, knows that, to SOMEBODY in town the chance to buy it at a reas onable cash price would be welcome. Tor all of these people, advertising in this news par cr affords the only practical way to find their' cspccial"somebodlcs"to go Into the crowd -and pick out, unerringly, the "right people." n M M H H H M M 8 ft H H n H M ft B M M M M M H n H H H The Badge of Honesty Is on every wrapper of Doctor Ploreo'a Golden Medical Discovery bocauso a full list of tho ipgrodlcnts composing It ia printed thoro In plain English. Forty yoars of oxporlonco has proyon Its superior worth aa a blood purldor and Invigorat ing tonic for tho euro of stomach disorders and all liver ills. It builds up tho run down syatom a9 no other tonlo can la which alcohol Is used. Tho nctlvo medic Inal principles of natlvo roots Buch as Golden Hnai and Queen's root, Stono and Mandrake root, Bloodroot and Black Chorrybark aro extracted and presorved by the ilso of chomlcally puro, triple rollncd glycerine Bend to Dr. It. V. I'lerco at IluiTalo, N Y., for free booklet which quotes oxtracta from woll-rocognlzcd med leal authorities such as Drs. JJarthoIow, King, Sciiddoy, Coo, Elllngwood and a host of olhvps, showing that theso roots can bo dapendod upon for their curative action It all woak states of tho stomach. lied by' indigestion or dyspoptti. hvfll bilious or liver complaints wasting diseases" whero tfacro 'lleah and gradual runnlnjr dowa MARKET REPORTS BY WIRE accomp as well i and In U los BAY CITY MARKET of tUstrength and system. Thn "Ooldqn Medical DlacovyrVmakcf glch, pjiro blood and so Invigorates ana rngiiltttos tlif""Htomncli. liver nil howelq. H.I5 CAKE FIRM FOR STATEMENT NO. I SAVS III-: HAS NOT CIIAXOKI) IMS POSITION IN ANY PAimCULAll WIIATKVKIt IIKIjIVKS IN IMtlN'OII'MJUIOPUniilOAN ('ANI)N DAT 10 HKPMICH TO F.FrOKTS TO IMHOHHDIT HIM HKFOHK TIIK PKOPMO I1VTIIK OPPOSITION PARTY. niu." through thorn, thn wholn vtem AIIII3 Ull Bnill UlirailUllB, UlUkVIIUS, yiuiiics and eruptions as well as scrofulous swel lings and old open running soros or ulcers aro cured and healed. In treating old running sores, or ulcers, it is well to in suro tholr healing to apply to thorn Dr. Plorco's AlMIculIng Salvo. If your drug gist don't happen to havo this Salve In Rtock, Bend fifty-four cents In postago ptomns to Dr. It. V. Ploroo, Invalids' Hotol and Surgical Institute: IlutTalo, N. Y and a largo box of tho "AlMIoallng Salvo" will reach you by roturn post. You can't afford to accept a secret nos trum as asubntltuto for this non-alcoholic, incdlclno of known composition, not even though tho urgout doalor mar ,ko a llttlo b truer nrollL lorcoN Ploasant Pnlfntii wtrulAta and Invlgnratu stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coutod, tiny granules, oaay to tak as candy. QUOTATIONS ON PKODUOR AT SAN FKANOIRCO AND POUT LAND TiOOAL AIARKKF COIt- ItKCTJCI) UP TO I)ATK 1 ' " " mi i - i it,, u.rfti t ft RfiMArS; bolne nil tti.y to roproiontod."' r "l,n, M Ww W fmm . . sita,iii. -iTL J N jTlJFf Best For m m -V Usi- The Dowels 1 A a. k. CANOYCATMAnTIC S f 34s2I11i5i!?fIlI13 PlflMftnt, rl.UbB, Potent, TilrjnoJ DoHa Hover Slckon, WonUnii or Urfpo. IOo.iX ioiv601' ol.l fn bulk. Tho Koiniliio ibV puiSLVi'o on Sterling Remedy Co., Clilcaffo a- M.v . AHHUALSALE, TEN MILLION BOXES thereby Dr. PI "I iitand ns I hnvo always stood, nnd Yamhill. In two dnyB Inst wook firmly for SUitoniont No. l, and tholtlio Ilopubllcnn cnndlduto trnvolod popular election of Untied States'' 'JO in I Ion vlnltod . 12 towiiB and senators," said II. M. Cako, Uepub- mndo brief addroasoB nt nearly ovory lleau nonilneo for United StateH hoii- point. K' wh( 'ot,,n,0(l ,t( ,rlliintl yoH m tho torrltory ho hna visited, Mr. torduy, nrtop complolliiB n tour of rnko Bays ho found no ovldonces of So uthorn OroRon mid tho W lllamot to nrly .iisnffoctlon. On tho contrary, J?.L?y,M nllJ ,,orfVctI' wllHiiR to , Haya tho Itopubllcnns seom to be tniBt tho noonlo, and crfortB to dls- hotter orjjnnlzod than thoy havo been crod t mo iu In my iioaltlon on State- yoarH, and Ihero 1h a general feol nioiit No. 1, will not dorolvo nnyono. B tlmt hpy w, B,Ip,ort tholr tck. -.., n.u ,, ..ui nun niy.OL HI tlio .11 no oloctlon Mr. n.nUn Domocrat opponent ovor dono to bus tnln Statoinont No. 1? Tho bnttK Kround Iiiib bueu In tho Ilunuhllcau imnty and whoti tho ilKht ojionod this dhrradlts tho r'oport that any pnrt of tho nopubllcan votorB of tho Btnto aro opposing hi in or Intond to knlfo llllll nt Hill TlltlB VdlMina .Inu. l.n aprliiB Statoment No. 1 wiih publicly pinoo any crodonco In tho report tlint discredited In the , nopubllcan party, dcllberato offorts by DomocrntR uro win. x miiiiu my iikiii. ninoiiK on- nou,,; nuo to prejudice him In tho omles. I propofio to contliitio my of- fcyP8 of tho pcoiilo forts and iiBk tho people to glvo mo Mr. Cnko Ih coiiductliiR hla enm tho roworrt of a hnrd-earnod victory K without rosortlnR to noraonul tw 'lncl,,,,,.:, , r x ,Ut'B' Iro 'llfciiFsos national pollclos ir,n0LnY"i0 tl1.. Vvo.0!lr3 r, l!av0 nni1 P'IhnBl7.o.4 ,tho liuportaiico of ...,.. ......v , iiiuiii nil wiu lllllllliUII- EeiKllIlGr fl HnilMltllPfin nnlmlnr frnm To Stock Mill Croelc Henry O'Mnlly, Biiporvlutout of tho IIbIi hatchory at OroKon City, an nounces he will Boon Bend 15,000 brook trut to bo placed in Mill Creole at Salem for stocking purposcB. Tho Most Common Cause of Siirrerlii(. lUioiiiiiaUflin caiiBOB nioro pnln and sufforliiK than any other dloenBo, ror the renson that It Ib tho most common of all 111b, and It Ib certainly rfrntlfyltiK to nurforerB to know that Chiunborlaln'H Liniment will afford roller, and mulcts reat and Bleep pos sible, in ninny cases tho relief from pain, which Is at first temporary, lia become permanent, while In old peop'o subject to chronic rhounin- tlBtn, often brought on by dnmpncBa or cimniioi in tno weather, a per manent euro cannot bo expected; tho rollof from pain which this lini ment affords Is alone worth many times itfl cost. l!G and CO cont Rlzo for Balo by Dr. Stono'B drug store. O- ' (United Press r.rnsed Wire.) San Francisco, May 1J). Wheat No. 1 California club, per contnl, ?1.001.(1G; whito milling club U.C20l.O76 whlto Australian, $1.70 1.72 V6; northorn blucBtom, $1.05(0)1.70; northern club, $1.001.GG; inferior grndo3 of wheat, $1.35 1.50. Barley No. 1, food, $1.37 1.42, with some fancy nt $1.43 1.45; common to fair, $1.27 1.35; browing nt San Francisco, $1.421.47; browing anil ship ping nt Port Costa, $1.401.45; Chcvnlior, $1.05 1.S5, according to quality. Huttor Frcah California cxtraB, 23c; flrBts, 22 e; seconds, 22c; packing, No. 1, 20c; packing, No. 2, 19c. Eggs Per dozen, California TrcBli, Including cases, extra, 22c; Ili-Hts, 21c; bocoiuIb, 10 c; thirds, 10c. ClieoHO Per pound, California lints, fancy, 12c; flrBts. llo; neconds, 10 c; California Yonmg Amolcn, fancy, 14c; firsts, 13c; eastern Oregon, fancy, 14c; Young America, fancy, 14 c. Storngo Eastern fancy New York 10c; Oregon, 14c. PotutoiB Per eenlnl, Oregon bnr ImnkB, $1.00 1.25; river white., fancy, 40 85c; new potatoes, $1.15 5( 1.35; Bweet potatoes, $2.50 3.00. OiiIoiib Per crate, Hernuidns, $1.50 1.00; Australian browns, $4.00 1.50, redB, $1.00 1.25. Oranges Per box, mi vols, fancy, $2.753.00; standard, $2.252.50, trongerlnes, $1.50 2.00. CHANCH OF A LIFfTIMt TO VISIT SEATTLE SOUTH? PAcip A8 PdLl.n;..n W Tirnni-... Tho battlnshlr) flo of tho United States which haa Just completed its memorablo crul.o around tho Horn will bo on Pugot aound about May 21st to May 30th. In ordor to give mo jiuuiJiu oi uregon an opportunity to wltiicAn tho mancivors and Inspct tho Hoot, tho Southorn Paolflo will sell round trip tlclcota from Salem to Seattlo for $9.-70; from Salem to 'lacoma for $8, under tho following conditiens: Sale Datos May 2 1st and 22nd to Seattle, and May 35th and 20th. 1008, to Taeomn. . Limits Continuous pns:nga in both directions with a final return limit of 14 days from dato of salo. This is au opportuno tlint for tho Cherry City to run an opccurslon to Seattlo. $ft o . One pnpor refors to tho alngio mixers as uio poopio who aro trying to exempt tho manufacturing plants and tho millionaire cattle klnga from taxation, and that's ouo bWo of It. Chicago St. Louis St, Paul Omaha Timni'm, PortTr.it u 2u Wi W4.I5 $69,15 $61,65 $61,65 2?Ct?fl v ' i "os ,nvo,vwI1 ,n thlB state to WashinRton, reminding Bta . cmont No. 1 the popular olec- hln audioncos thnt non-partlaiiBhlp Ib t on of sonatorir and tho pooplo of nn unknown qunntlty In tho nation il tho stnto of Orogon know my posl- congroBS. Ho nolntB out that thoro ? .i . ' l l"l,Wu,,c1oa ,'y J10,-" mltldlo ground and no dodging offorts that aro being mndo to dls- tho iBsue-a member of the United credit mo. It was only after machlno I stntOB Bonoto la either a Hopubll- liolltlcs In Orogon hud boon forever cnn or a Domocrat- uuiuuicu iu:u i souguc political oi flcc I ovo nothing to nny mnn or oqt of men or combination of men nor corporations, and if olectod I will bo absolutely froo to sorvo tlio people nnd tho pooplo nlono. I havo gone to thom for tho nomination and havo obtained it, nnd I am appealing to them as Hnpuhllcnna for my elec tion, nnd I havo no doubt of tlfo result." Mr. Calco has dovotod tho last two weeks to a canvaBo of bovoii southern Oregon nnd Willnniotto valloy coun ties, traveling most of tho dlstnnro by train, with Hide trips by prlvato convoyauco or putomobllo to roach Bomo of tho Interior towns. The countlos visited wore: Linn, nonton, Klamath, .Toaephino, DouglnB, Lane of tho campaign. and tho worth of oach mombor to his state is mens urod largoly by hlo polltlcnl allllla t Ion. Following his addross at ABtorla Tuomlay night, Mr. Cnko will lenvo for EiiBtorn Orogon, whero ho will spond tho last two weoka of tho campaign. Ho will conckido his tour of that section of tho stnto Saturday, May 30, Decoration Dny, whon ho will nddress tho votors of Umatilla county nt a big picnic at WeBton. With his tlmo so comnlotolv tnkon up by his Eastern Oregon Itlnornry, It may bo Imposnlblo for Mr, Cnko personally to address tho votora of roriianu. However, his hrothor. btnto Chairman Cako, may arrango for a rally in thlo city at tho closo ----MWWMilM-MMM-M-MMM.. ntinmiwwmnmnmnnn Don't rend this unless you aro in need of somo of theso articles, ami wish to savo money by buying them at a bargain. 1 until March ;o, in ordor to mako room for now goods, those Items M win bo orrored nt greatly reduced prices. Those aro all of standard mako and good quality. Regular Sala .... . . Pr'co Price Ono now 3-Inch wagon, comploto $110.00 $ 95 00 r Ono new buggy, best mako 130.00 lQoioo ; Ono now buggy, best mako 9C.00 80 00 ; Ono now ruunbout GCi.oo 42.50 . Ono now disc harrow , 9lAU 22.00 17.50 . Ono new Tlgor drill 90.00 72.C0 . Ono now lldickoyo binder ,.., . , , 100.00 135.00 .Ono now Buckoyo mower, '......, 60. Q0 4850 Ono new Buckoyo rnko ' 32.00 29.00 ' Ono now Davla cream separator 100.00 05.00 ; Ono new 14-Inch Itock Island Clipper stool plow,. 19.50 15.00 : Ono now 12-luch Itock Island "Upper Bteol plow., 17.50 13.50 Ono Hew 10-lnch Itock Island Cllppor ateol plow,. 13,50 11.50 , Ono now handmade light oxpresa , 75.00 00.00 ; Ono now hnndmudo light oxpross ,...,, ...,,. 75.00 00.00 Also second-hand cultivator, mowor and rko nt a bargain." '. Slnglo-treoa, doublo-treos, neck-yokes, dashboards, cushions, ; at a 30 par coat reduction. . , , i . An assortment of about $300 wqrth of paints, lead, oil, var ) nlshea and stains will bo put on salo. I wlH also sell on commission any Implement or vehicle ' which you may wish to dispose of, at any tlmo, S GEORGE R. JACOBS SSiE-SS?- mwnniiiiiWfcHrtiniiiiinmmnniinnniiii Authorizes Piiicliasc A. N. Gilbert nnd F. I). McCully, co-executors In tho estnto of David McCully, havo been uuthorlztd by County Judge Scott to expend $1000 in the purchase of a farm for John V. McCnilly for iiho during his llfe tlmo, after which It will rovert back, to tho eptato. . o PoInoii Oak Poisoning. Ilallard's Snow Liniment cures It. Mr. O. II. P. Cornollun, Tumor, Ore. writes My wife has discovered that Snow Lliilmoiit cures "Poison Onk Poisoning," n very palnfril trouble. Sho not only cured a rafio of It on herself, but on two of hup frlonda who woro polioncd by this same Ivy. Prlco 25c, 50n nnd $1.00. Sold by all dealers. ' u Primary Cost $2211. According to tho reiort of county ConimlBHloiiors I. C. Noodhnin nnd W. H. Goulot, the recent primary election has cost tho county $2244.05. ' o A Happy Father. In Boon turned to a sad ono If ho has to walk Iho floor ovory night with a crying baby. McQeo'a llaby Elixir will nmko tho child well, Boothor Ita nerves, Induco healthy, normal Blumbor. Dost for disorder ed bowols and sour stomach all toothing babies nood It. Pleasant to take, suro, and safo, contains no harmful drugs. Prlco 25 and 50 1 uuuia jiur uuuto. quiu uy an uoaiors, Slot Ink Funeral The funoral of Oban Stotlak, aged 08 years, who died at Salem hospital Saturday, was hold yestorday from tho ltlgdon undertaking parlors, Itov. P, S. Knight ofllclatlng. Intermont wns mndo In Leo Mission cometory. We exercise more care in the selection of choice Coffees, than any other house in the world. JJLFOLGEKSg Folgef's mjp-2WJjr SALfCM MAHICKT. Local Wliolesule Mnrket. Eggs 15c. Huttor Crenmory 21c. Cows $3 3.50. Hens lie; mixed chickens, 9c. Local wheat 82 85c. Oats -$1.45. Ilarloy $25. Flour Hard wheat, $4.50 4.80. valley, $4.00. Hay Client, $13 14; clover. $10 12 por ton; timothy, $14 15. Onions 3 9Jc, Hops 1907 crop, 44c. Cnscnra Hark 3 to 3c. Mohair 18c. Koirtll Market. Oats $1.45 1.50 por cwt. Wheat -$1.00. Itolled barloy $31. Eggs 17 c. nutter Country, 20c; cronmory, 30c. Flour Valley, $1.10 1.20 por sack; linrd whoat, $1.40. Ilrau 90o por sack; $31.50 por ton; shorts, $1.25 per sack. liny Cheat, $10.5017; clovor, $15; choat, 85c; clover 80c por cwt. Oranges $2.05 2.75. Livestock. Hogs Fat, $5.50, Stock hogB $4 4.50. Steers 3 4c. Veal 5 7c. Tropical Fruits. Bananas $0.00. Oranges $3. 15 2.25. Lemons $3. 50 4,00. Portland Mnrket. Wheat Club. 89c: vnllov. uliucstcm, 91c. Poultry lions, 14 15c; ducks, 10 17c; pigeons, old, $1 per dozon. Mlllstuff Bran, $20. Hay Timothy, valloy, $7.50; nl falfo, $12 12.50. Votch $14. PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL Kansas Cily jji '""""fca, Jne5,6j920 Ju-y 6 7, 22, 23 August 6,7,21,23 au for return tt u . stopover nrlvll, "" within IfmJt Pe REMEMBER THE Dim ' "' ,u"rinforBlu0la ftgonti, Conoral Pa5.t " ' 'nine Card No. BJ S.Tr' sak"M" -a Toirartl Portland, hn, No. 1C.-5:13 a. T& Orejai B-Un, wnwwmuM wnwii'MwwrgWH To Do Hold In POKTLAN'D. OKKflOX JUNE 1 TO 6, Wt'l bo tho moot brilliant Floral Fiesta and Givlc Jubilee ovor hold In tho Pacific NorthwoM Portland, "Tho Itoso City," will bo a sceno of splendor and th center of w'orld-wldo lntor- ost for ono week. Sovoral Important conventions to be hold In Portland on that occasion. 89c; The Southern Pacific Company Will Soil Spoclal Tlckot On This Occasion From SALEM, Ore., to Portland and Koturn at $2.20. For partlculas call on loeal ngonts, "Wm. McMuraiiy, Gonoral Psxsongor Agent, Portland. Oregon. press. .N'o. 18. 8:40 a. pasaoncpr. N'aenBc72M5 P U v n,.,'!,LM fast frclcht v iVM No. 22C.-10HO 11;!! t J iruigui, Towanl 9n Pranclwo, "u. XI 11. J(J , H..J pnssoncor, N'o. 17. CMS p, m.-Cottjftj passoneor, No. 15. 9:56 p. u.-CilL4fl press. No. 13.-3:31 a. m.-8ul oxnresB. Toward Ran Francko. I io. .'zi. 2MS a. m.-P.tmi frolglit. No. 225. 11:28 a. m.-tuMI Ort'KOn Wcctlrc Tlw TAi Tlmo of arrlrel isd dtfta cars at Salem It u f olloi, I and intormedlaU pelnti: Arrlr 8M0 i.a. (,H 10:50 .m. l.tit" H25 p.Q. ll:ll 4:20 p.m. Mil CMS p.m. I:llf 8:20 p.m. I.Ml Ixical Kxpns f)cal Express Local Hxpresj COIIVALLIS KASIEMU XJJW TAHLE N'u. 4 Leavci Dotro'.t '1 follows, conuawdnj Ju. ii TralM for Cmm No. 8 Leaves Albany W 9 Golden Gate 0FF has the flavor appreciated by knowing coffee drinkers. Grind it at home Not too fine. J. A. Foltfer CO. Co., Sa Tvt.aetaea When your food Booms to nauso ato take Kodol. Tako Kodol now nnd until you know you nro right again. Thoro Isn't any doubt nbout what It will do and you will find tho truth of this statement- verified after you havo used Kodol for a few weeks. It Is sold hero by all drug gists. o. K villained. Though ho dipped into business, au no could do was fall, He was only nn honest man, " That tolls tho slmplo tnlo. ' O i Pains In tho back and sldo may como from tho kidneys or Hvor Lane's Family Medicine tho tonic laxatlvo, and a great kidney nnd Hv or remedy, will give rollof. Gold Dist Fiout Made bj THE BYDJOnf BOW SK COMPANY, Sidney, Orcgoi, M&do for fawlly vut. Ask yoar grocer for It. Br isd tVotta alwajt ox band, . v ' P. B. Wallace AGENT Mt i Tho rain saves Oregon's wheat crop, is tho blR heading of a Port land paper. Well, wo ought to bo willing to ho soaked then. Komp'a Bnlsam Is a safo cough euro, for It contains nothing that can harm you, It is tho best cough cure, hut costa no more than any othei kind. All druggists sell it. rrives it:ComUl ....l No. 10. ,. r ... Illiinf .......('' Arrives at Corralll ... ' x a uvun;a iw- t.Ulm Arrives at CorT&llU....' Tralsi for ? ro. o .tti Leaves Corralll J'u, A,riuAj nt Albsay .... v - -- DO. ..ttili fMm Conrallis 'J M VM 1 -" " HII Arilvos at AlbW NO. 7 i Ull .-.Ilia '"r Loaves uorT-.- ."- a.m ..-i nf Albany ..." ' I """",:;.. !i)- NO. 11 lo""-' ji.lli- Leaves uorB ..Vln ...i.. . Albany " rt.wi" . ""-".::. i iw- No. 12 lUBl"'-' ' n:l " ..i.i III! .. . . .tlnl vnr further Jflior":- Leavps Albany Loams awuj ,,, rp- 'RODUCTK CASTtRN H0BSI9 TralM f" rf Mn 1 ,.li Arrives at Com" ' Arrive, nt Alfey 0ii Leaves Yaquiw 'L o'cno o.onmers P00"..K;, "iXSiiciw. ioa for r "-" in i.r. daV and FrfW ul S THPedar. TBrf"' "-lib. i For 'f.jifsVJ Tueeday G a. ni gtttrf -,1JK n. '."f f-tt.iS and aoc& - jjjni U H ,i i.