DAILY CAPITAL JQPBXAL, 8ALKW, ORMGON; THURSDAY, MAY 81,
1808
PLAY
LAST NIGHT
?Thorne, the comedy drnmr.
he novel by Bertha M. Clav
ll received by n fnlp sized aul-
tho Grnnd last evening. The
was unfortunately delayed
Bt Grove yesterday, nnd the
ante was reported cancelled.
Fobnbly prevented a much
attendance! than waa present
nnlnc
Inlnv. which" borders very
Ion the melddramntlc, was on
Dlo creditnbly produced. The
was not meager In Its an-
Ffor the heroine, nnd the vll-
roundly hissed.
jJennle Edwards In the title
ivo a charming portrnyal of
sracter, and Mf. Raymond
r. the hero, made a very good
farl. Miss Camllle Kearn as
Earl Was clover, nnd her nct-
nec ally tho comedy parts of
Famong tho best things In the
nance. The comedy work of
falter as Dick Daevo was also
Fplay Dorn Thorn Is above tho
nt Its kind: the plot Is well
feted, nnd the situations nr
handled, sustaining the In
kntll tho end,
. o
urncss Cannot be Ctircfl.
applications, a thry cannot
Ihe diseased portions of tho
rhere Is only one way to cure
I;, and thnt Is by constltutlon-
edles. Deniness is caused by
imed condition of the mucous
Bf the Eustachian Tube. When
ilio Is Inflamed you havo n
nc sound or Imperfect hear-
bj when It is entirely closed,
is tho result, nnd unless tho
itlon can bo taken out nnd
be restored to Ub normal con
hearing will bo destroyed
nlno cases out of ten nro
by Catarrh, which 1b nothing
inuameu condition 01 tno
surfaces.
twill give One Hundred Dol-
any case of deniness (cnuBed
jrrh) that cannot bo cured by
ICatarrh Curo. Send for clr-
free. P. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, 0.
ly druggists, 75c.
Hairs Family puis ror con-
Da.
No Way Out of It.
are worried about Julia. Sho
it of a sick bed to go to tho
fee."
Iw corJld sho?"
Lad to; she had a ticket."
Bt upon DoWitt's Witch Hazel
It Is especially good for plies.!
by all druggists.
A Safe Guess.
Ellerton I would like to know
where all th9 bright girU of the past
are.
Bronson I should say that some
of them are administering cautious
doses of paregoric to tho bright girls
of tho futureChristian Word.
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Tlio Most Common Cnutc of
Suffering.
Rheumatism causea moro pain
and suffering than any other dlocaso,
for the reason that It is tho most
common of all 11'b, and it is Certainly
gratifying to BUffererB to know thai
Chamberlain's Liniment will afford
relief, nnd make rest and sleep pos
sible. In 'many cases tho relief from
pain, which is at first tempornry,
haa become permanent, while in old
peoplo subject to chronic rheuma
tism, often brought on by dampness
or changes In tho weather, a per
manent curo cannot be expected;
tho relief from pain which this lini
ment affords Is nlono worth many
times its cost. 25 and 50 cent size?
for sale by Dr. Stone'B drug store.
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Nothing Doing.
Mamma Well, Edith, how did
you llko tho kindergarten?"
Edith I didn't like It a bit. the
teacher put me on a chair nnd told
mo to sit there for the present. And
1 sat and sat and sho never gave
me the present. Chicago.
Ullloitxness nnd Constipation.
For years I was trobuled with bil
iousness and conBtlpntlon, which
made lifo miserable for mo. My
nppetlte failed me. I lost my ububI
force and vitality. Pepsin prepara
tions nnd cnthartics only mndo mat
ters worse. I do not know whero I
should have boon todny had I not
tried Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. The tablets relievo
tho 111 feeling at once, strengthen
tho dlgestlvo functions, purity tho
stomach, liver and blood, helping
the systom to do its work naturally,
Mrs. Rosa Potts, Birmingham,
Ala. These tnblets aro for salo by
Dr. Stono's drug store.
For a burn or scald npply Cham
berlain's Salve. It will allay tho
pain almost instantly and quickly
heal tho Injured parts. For salo by
Dr. Stono'B drugstore.
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On the Contrary,
Large There goes a man who
takes life easy.
Little Optimist?
Large No, motorist. Ex.
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A Smile.
Is a pretty hard thing to accomplish
when you're bluo, bilious nnd out
of sorts. There Is a suro euro for
all kinds of stomach and liver com
plaints constipation and dyspepsia,
Ballard's Herbino Is mild, yot nb
Bolutely effectlvo In all cases. Prlco
50 cents per bottle. Sold by all
dealers.
Easily Distinguished,
Clara There should bo a law
passed compelling men to wear some
distinct dress to denoto whether they
are married or not.
Maude Oh, that Isn't necessary.
Clara Why not?
Maude When a men is seen on
the street 111 a last ysar's hat and
baggy trousers. It Is safe to. bet that
he's mnrrled. Chicago News.
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It Rcnclicd the Spot.
Mr. E. Humphrey, wlio owns a
largo general Btore at Omega, O.,
and Is president of the Adamg Coun
ty Telephone Co., as well as of the
Home Telephone Co., of Plk county,
0., says of Dr. King's New Discov Discev
ery: "it saved my life once. At
least I think it did, It seemed to
reach tho spot tho very scat of my
cough when everything clso failed."
Dr. King's Now Discovery not only
reaches the cough spot; It heals the
soro spots and tho weak spots In
throat, lungs and chest. Sold under
gunrnntce at J. 'C. Perry's drug
store. 50c. and $1.00 Trial bottle
free.
Horrible.
"Have you a smoke nuisance In
your town?" t
"In our town? dt Is usunlly on
our front gallery. -Tho young man
who Is calling on my daughter Is i
cigarette" smoker," Houston Fo3t.
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Tlu; World's Ucst Climate.
Is not entirely free from dlscnse.
on the high elevatlonn fevera pre
vail, while on tho lowor levels ma
laria Is encountered to a greater or
less extent, according to altitude. To
ovcrcomo cllmnto affections, lassi
tude, malaria, JnundlCe, bllllousncss,
fever and ague, aud goneral debility,
tho most effective remedy is Electric
Bitters, tho great alterative nnd
blood purifier; tho antidote for
ovory form of bodily weakness, ncr
vouBtiess, nnd Insomnia. ' Sold under
gunrantee at J. C. Perry's drug
store. Prlco 50c.
Slippery.
Patience I bco dainty Indinn mus
lins nro mndo from fibers of the ba
nana tree.
Patrice They ought to bo easy to
clip on. Yonkoru Statesman.
-Pi.
Poison Onk Poisoning.
Ballard's Snow Liniment cures It.
Mr. O. II. P. Cornelius, Turner, Ore
writes My wlfo has discovered that
Snow Liniment euros "Poison Onk
Poisoning," a vory painful trouble.
Sho not only cured ft enso of it on
herself, but on two of hr friend
who wero poisoned by this same
ivy.
Prlco 25c, 50c nnd $4.00.
Sold by nil dealers. '
PREPARATION'S TO GIVE
CONVENTION NEWS.
that tho cost to tho newspapers of
the country of giving tho news of tho
Republican national convention this
year will be n quarter of a million
dollars; Although tho convention Is
still bIx weeks off tho preparations
for It have been put nctlvely under
way tylth the opening of headquar
ters hero this week by Secretary
Dover of tho national committee,
and the letting of contrncto for red,
white and blue bunting. From tho
reports that have been received and
tho record of reservations at the
hotels It will bo the largest political
gathering ever held In this country.
ItrfjMlielYaJpo to1 be tho mos .fully
repoHeIJf Ihe demand for press
accommodations ' any Indication.
Tho jiewn arrangements of n big
conventloii.in which overybody In tho
country Is Interested, aro one of Us
most Important features nnd tho
manngors of tho approaching Re-,
publican gathering ,nro giving par
ticular attention to the provlaona
for reporting Its proceedings. Some
thing of the amount of the work in
volved Is shown by an article In tho
June number of Appleton's In which
Trumbull White, formerly n news
paper man In thl3 city and who haa
covered p vernl national conventions
for Chicago papers,, tells how tho
nowcpnpcrB manage to put their
readers In -touch with everything
that gooc on, before nnd behind tho
scone-1. "Almost directly surround
ing the chairman's roBtrum," saya
(he Appleton writer, "is a group of
chairs faclnc temporary desks,1 In
tho most favored vantngo point for
catching ovory word thnt falls from
the speakor's lips. Those aro for
tho press associations which sorve
almost ovory paper in ,tho United
States with n detailed account of
tho convention. Surrounding them
nro platoons of chalrB and tables,
hundreds of them altogether, num
bered and separated for assignment
to Individual newspnpers. GIoso at
hand nro tho room assigned to tho
telegraph compnnlcs, the press as
sociations and papers requiring In
creased facilities."
Thcso rooms will bo fully equipped
with telephones and Instruments with
long distance connections will bo
plnced on the desks of tho writers
In tho main hall, so that not nn In-
stnnt's tlmo will be loot In commun
icating tho affairs of tho convention
to tho waiting world,
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A Hnppy Father,
la soon turned to n sad one It ho
hns to walk tho floor ovory night
with a crying baby. McQco'b Baby
Elixir will mnkn tho child well,
soother Its nerves, ludtico honlthy,
normal slumber. Best for disorder
ed bowols and sour stomach all
teething babies need It. Pleasant to
tako, sure, and safe, contains no
harmful drugs. Prlco 25 and 50
conts per bottle. Sold by all dcnlors.
iregon Seimia Mineral Paint Co.
W. Y. RICHARDSON, Manager
We arc manufacturing forty-two Standard Tints
and colors of Oregon Mineral Paint Ground in Oil
and Guaranteed Strictly Pure, Durable and Sat
isfactory in every particular.
McMIN.VVriiLE, OECCO.V, APRIL U, 1008.
OREGON SIENNA MINERAL PAINT CO, SALEM, OREGON.
GENTLEMEN;
IN REPLY TO YOURS OP RECENT DATE. WILL SAY
THAT THE KIENNA PAINT THAT THE STATE IIOUOIIT FROM YOU
IN THE YEAR 1008 (18 HARRELS) AND ABOUT THE SAME AMOUNT
IN 1007, TO PAINT THE OREOO.Y STATE INSANE ASYLUM RUILM
1NGS, HAS GIVEN ENTIRE SATISFACTION, BEFORE WE PUT THIS
PAINT ON, OUR MUCK WALLS SWEAT SO BADLY WE THOUGHT,
WE WOULD TRY CEMENT ON Til KM TO KEEP THE MOISTURE OUT
HUT OUR ARCHITECT FROM PORTLAND THOUGHT REST TO TRY
SOME OF YOUR SIENNA MINMtAL PAINT. SINCE WE PUT YOUR
PAINT ON, IT SHUT OUT ALL OF THE MOISTURE AND WE HAVE
PERFECTLY DRY WALLS NOW. IT IS .MY OPINION THAT THERE
IS NOTHING BETTER THAN YOUR PAINT FOR BRICK WALLS,
AND I TAKE PLEASURE IN RECOMMENDING IT TO THE PUBLIC.
YOURS VERY TRULY,
J. F. OALBREATH.
HFF PAINTS. arc usc y c on
MLi3L r fi II I J public lnstitutjons on their
lerit and have stood the severest tests that can be ap-lied.
A Great German EtHbH1mient.
Tho Krupp outputs may be divid
ed under two heads, viz, (1) War
materials; (2) products of general
Industry.
Under the head of war material
como guns, turrets, armored staloldB.
disappearing carriages, hoistltig and
transporting machinery for ammu
nition nnd oMance, ordanco wagons
of all kinds, b'nrnwcs, observntlon
appliances, ammunition, riflo barrels,
nnd armor.
. Under products for gdaeral Indus
try Krupp produces railway material,
including wheels, tires, axles, springs,
boiler plntes, franieMilfttda, profc car
frames, structural parts or locomo
tives, rnlls, switches, frogs, portable
railroad plants, tOROther With re
quisite! rolling stock, shipbuildings
mntorlnl, machinery parts, shoot
stool and sheet Iron, foils, tool steel,
steel for motor-car building, hard
steel for stone breaker, dredges,
etc., and steel bars of special quali
ties. "
Thero Is more gns used In light
ing, tho 'ECsen shops than Is usJ
by tho entire cty of Bremen. In tho
CO odd departments thero are mor.o
thnn G500 mnchlno tools In use.
Thore are 155 steel hammers, 21
transmission hammers, 74 hydraulic
prosses, two presses measuring 7000
tons each (bonding) ono of 5000
nnd ono -of 2000 tons, respectively,
for forging purposes. Thero ate over
300 stationary steam boilers, moro
than 70 locomotive atenm boilers,
nbout 540 stenm engines, aggregat
ing nearly 0,000 horso powor, and
considerably moro than 700 crariesh
During tho year 190(5 tho combined
Krujpp works consumed 1,285,310
tons of coal, of which quantity the
Essen works used 813,155 tons. In
nddltlon, thero was used coke and
briquettes, which mnko, substituting
for conl nnd brlquottCB their equiva
lents In conl, a total of 2,301,425
tons. Tho total yearly consumption
of water nonrly equals that of tho
city of Cologne, nnd tho, gas con
sumed exceeds the consumption in
Munich, and also In Nuremberg.
Consulnr Report.
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A Cnllfornlan'K Luck.
"Tho luckiest day of my llfo wnB
when I bought n box or Bucklcn's
Arnlcn Salve:" writes Chnrleo F.
Budnhn, of Tracy, California. "Two
25o boxes cured mo of nn annoying
enso of itching piles, which had
troubled mo for yenra and that yield
ed to no other treatment." Sold un
guaranteed nt J. C. Perry's drug
store.
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O.A.
ftfri th -?
i!(;nlnt
Bad" Symptoms,
VOIIXA.
Ihe Kind ten m Aloarc Btt!M
jtyffi&d'jftfJ .
Tha wom&n who has Derlodlcal
.-ho 1iAikiiihA. mah ImnfflnArv di
innta m in1ri flnstlnv nr llannlntr hntc,
her eyw, tuyjinawta dlttroM or kM
lull tooling nHmt$, iainlpns,rjM
flt'Wifcallftihi' lower bdoInl i
nMulp roolbn. eitllv itartled or exclta
frrcgulifor painful periods, wither will
nut unitrut amiisrii . ! Hrinr lis
VW. . IVI'(-..-"l,.-H " j"'wT'"""V ."'
MMiSrUlitrnmBnMlh&lftllOE
r.aUwntloH. . Nat, ll of afcei
age niteiy to so prawn ta a
ime. " . . :
or bd y tre&ted and h
b run into maltu wnica
n't Hi
weakn
Raveve
rmplo
ca&t
-Negl
CAM
man
:nUft It they do
refjjtKaUjlr. - yS.J .
ill figrfln,liWHw;WPrtP i"j
atcnt.naiiiarY nnrjtfnii
r n8 very dm
fl
JUUu
wom's peHllr allMte Witer Into
companion, no aicoaw, narmiui,
hablt-forialnff drug Is to'M found In
4lt of Its Incrcd ohu nrlnUd'on
botUe'wrapir and itt8td HMler oaf
la any eorMmon w u lowwmtgyswi
Dt. Plcrco's Favorite Prwcrlntlnn can i
owy good wyer ham, lta whole effrf
the whole foraaU srstem "and eepeclal
me pemo organs. vnen inese are
ramrod In function or affected br Atn
tMstotaack and other organs of digest
become, fyopauiullcaiiy- deranged,
nerves are vteakened, and a long list
had. inhloftnt" Rvmntoms follow. .
much mutt not bo expected of this "J
vorlto I'rcserlDtlon ." It will not ncrfo
tnlrnelMfwIll not curo tumors no me
Iclna, will. It will of tch prevent them If
uKMrunume, ana tnua We operative
.Utole and, the ,eurg' Knife aiK
avoided. s '
women, suffering from diseases of leUt
ttandlng, Hro Invited to consult DoeVR
Pierce by lUttor.rcc All correspondent
Is held ao strlelly private and sacredly
ronlldontlnl. AddreM Dr. K. V. Plerw,
Buffalo. N. Y. f (
Dr. Plorco' Medical Advisor (1000 paged)
l sent free on receipt of 21 one-oemt
itumps for patHM-coverad, or 31 slaaiM
for sloth-bound copy. Awmi m imt.
swiMEit acuoon
, Tho first torm of tho Summer
Normal opens on May 4 and
continues olght weeks.'
The second torm opens on
Juno 20 and continues until
tho August examination.
Classes will bo formed In all
tho branches for Etate and
nnd county papora, Tuition,
each tdrm $10. Tho class la
Primary Mothods begins oh
Juno 15 nnd continues ' 13
days. Tuition $7.50
Special work will bo glvon .8tk
grade pupils.
Address, J. J. KUAPS,
Hftlem, Or.
On tho Jump.
"The laBt tlmo I gave you monoy,"
snlxl the kindly old lady, "you prom
ised you wouldn't walk right Into n
taloon nnd spond it."
"Dnt's right, lady," cald the hobo.
"Yes, but as soon na you got tho
money you did."
"Sny, lady, don't youso know do
dtfforencn betweon a walk nud a
sprint?" Philadelphia Press.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANT.
Whooping Cough.
"In Fobrunry our daughtor had
Hartland, recommended Chnmoor-
luln'fl Cough Remedy and snld It
gavo his oustomoro tho host of antli-
faction. Wo found It m ho snld,
and can recommend It to anyone
having children troubled with
whooping cough," say Mrs. A. Gom,
of Durand, Mioli. For Bnlo by Dr.
Stono'n drug ntoro.
Oua.
ZMri tU
TOXltA..
m Kind Yea Hart Hum BfltijM
Activo Cnpltal.
A little ocunlary trausaetlun had
taken place between Jlminlo nnd his
grandfather.
"Ydu mlKht 'Just as woll give mo
tho othrr nlckol," Jlmmlo eaid.
"Mluulo'll on'y waato It. Sho puts
her money In tho bank rght away.
I buy thlnga with mine." Youths'
Companion.
APPLY BY MAIL OR PHONE, OR CALL AT
FACTORY ON TRADE STREET
BETWEEN CHURCH AND HIGH
'is Paint is taken from the Mines jn Lane county, and
TEA
The greatest tea-drinkers
are full -bottom Dutch
men. There isn't much
nervous prostration in
Holland.
Yr grocer cfUrai ;( mnr (I jtu don'l
like bbilJintr t t'cilt c par Una
Htniidx to Lose,
j Boy. s the editor out?"
' Ef h ain't out, he aeon wMI be.
II"'. p'nyln' poker with th printer.
1 Birmingham Age-Herald.
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The
t White House Restaurant 4
For m Regular
I 25cDinnerat20c
They can't Ih Im-mI
McGilchrist & Son
Proprletorn,
f--t i I I I I I I I t I 1 )! t'U M r-H
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H COURT HTHKJCT.
Call and try tbaa
15c,
also
Utfcti
Board per Tree (X.7C, f
lurnuneo .uni erj a
& RAKItfllfl V
a a mj ua uiu
AT THH
Salem
Restaurant j
I MEALS 15c j
ELITE HOTEL
RoBtnurnnt and hotol, on
European plun. MenU at all
hoiurB on short ordor. Rpgulnr
dinner 25 cent. Thirty uow
ly flnlhed furnished rooina.
E. ECKEHLI.V, Pi-op,
US Commercial St.
Salem fence Works
Headquarters for Woven r
Fencing.
Poultry Netting, Pickets, Gate,
Malthold Rooting, P, & D. Ready
Roofing, Screen Doors and, Ad?
justablo Window Screens.
C1IAS. D. MULLIGAN';
guccewor
WATTEK MORIiKl'.
250 Court St. BnleiH, Or.
I
TORRID ZONE
FUNARCE
ViiIikI Smno Am Gold.
1 D C, Stewart, a merchant of Ce
dar View, MIbs , says: "I toll my
cuttomor' when they buy a box of
Dr King's New Life PIUs they get
the worth of that much gold In
weight, if nflllcted with constipation,
malaria or biliousness " Sold under
guaranttf-e nt J. C. Perry's drug
stort. 2&c.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
flu KW Yfiu Havi Always Bmtnl
C0ff4lt
HOTEL OREGON ;;
' 1 1
Cor Seventh and Stark St. i
1 1
Portland's New and Modern '
Hotel. Rates $ I per day and ;
up. European plan. Free Dus. !
WRIGHT-IHCKhNSON HOTEL CO. I
Proprietors !
The abovv cui ruprenent
brick lined Torrid Zone rr?.-..
3uaranteod gau, stuoko and du
proof. Economical and durriblo
A. L. FRASER
2.1H HTATR HTRKICT.
Estlmatea furnlined on heatlsg
! The Leonard
m
4. !
W First class rooming and board- ?
5 1"B house, A Clark, proprle-
2 tor. Phono 971.
264 Front St. Salem, Or,
5
Graber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will glvo prompt attention
to all orders, guarantee our
work to give satisfaction aad
to bo up to the sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL RE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES OK
CONTKAOyit
Call at our shop oa LlWrlf
Otrtt. kWck t Barr'n Jcwsrir
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,v iijanufactureddt; Salem,, O&e.,
i near na
rtter: rtoae S5r
Signatoro f '
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