DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESIAV, JUNK 0, 1908
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dCough
It your doctor fully endorses your
taking Aycr'a Cherry Pectoral for
t - ?" "utuy rccrorai tor
'y your hard couch, then hu i .j
use it. If he does not. then a nn
iht eemttttt formula of M . take aslnele dose ofh. Hntnn...
fv Ffa ore prW Aem. Jfi hast "" DOUt this splendid medicine
canetai t no stems to mat, lorcouens and colds. ?.o.atc..
f TV1! if mt
IS TELL OP
Cast Which QVCr nrnrm. (ho t.-i
SCHOOL VISITING, the veteran soldier. Nover was .the
"(. gmea orator listened to with
closer attention and eagorness to
catch his every word, than were the
few disconnected words of your
committee whllo relating experiences
In camp, on the battle field and tho
prison pen.
AC tWs cloao of tho exorcises tho
members of the commltteo woro lit
erally deluged with florul boquets.
E. L. BRIGGS,
J. P. ROBERTSON,
Commlttoe.
Yew Park SchooJ.
We, your committee who was ap
pointed to visit tho Yew Park school,
beg leave to report that a most fit
ting and appropriate program wan
rendered, and that both teachors and
pupils seemed to work in harmony
(l known that It Is the cus-
G. A. R. post of this city
('committees of veterans to
P schools of Salem on the
(eceedlng Memorial Day,
rnot so generally known
rts are made by said corn
s' the post of their reception
hools and of the programs
iby tho pupils, etc. That the
iy know what thoso rsporti
ft wns determined by tho
yts last meeting to furnish
rts to tho prosa for publl-
I':. uigii nciiiwi.
teommutco aotaucd to visit
'school beg leavo to roport,
it carried out tho ordors of
Fanrl vlaltml iht ttnhrtnl tvinb-l .
l . . .. ., "; . I t0 mK0 tho occasion ono which
.. ., , ' wou,d tond to teach loyalty and pa-
n dlfflcult matter to do as MoU.m , , ' ' fc ',
1 had propnred no program '..u. .-.. .;.
od for any patriotic oxer-1 . nseUfB(, , ,,,. .,.,, ,.
Buy kind whatever. There corarfldo J Si of tho
l an American flag or any Iowa Infantry, who nddrC8g0(1 tho
iinouo emnram aisp.ayca in B?hool and cxhlbltGd R flag cnrr,od
,,. I V ... hf h,m through many hard fought
Dldlor to mako a patriotic ad- i,ntttoa
ion thoro Is no display ot ornEnv RTmrz
rs for which ho fought. i tamps nATnupr.un
Committee.
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Tho committee roported tho usual
Intnrnnf nml nrnnnrnMnn In Mm T.ln.
commltte roport a royal re- coln school whch ,g cqulvalont t0
T. 0. SMITH,
D. W. MATHEWS,
y Commltteo.
North School.
graves, in which your committee as
sisted. Upon the whole the occa
sion was befitting the day and wa
a credit to tho school.
W. M. ROBINSON,
T.- RADECLIFPE,
. Commltteo.
ECZEMA PATIENT LOST HOPE.
But Ordinary Oil of Wlntorgrccn
Quickly Cured Tills Woman.
Land a splendid program. Un
jtoly but ono of tho commit-
rablo to be present, and ns tho
had propnrod programs for
i.tlio thro.o rooms, tho toncheri
iplls woro somewhat dl&ap-
I, In that their original pro-
Mild not bo carried out. It
Irfault of tho schbol, howovor,
td dono Its part fully and pa
lly. Flaga and flow.ors woro
anco ovorywhoro.
PHILLIP A. THOMAS,
Commlttoo.
I CENTRAL SCHOOL.
tho Central school no report
Bn rccolvcd, but It was nscer-
that there was a splendid pro-
tendered by tho school and
oro was a profusion of flags,
and bunting, nnd that the
acquitted thomsolvcs splqnd-
in fact, It is conceded that the
of this school woro prepared
ao of tho complotest nnd most
rlato programs of tho day,
mhnnor In which they en-
Into tho sprit of tho occasion
that thoy had beon under
ic instruction and influence.
luist Scliool.
commltteo to visit tho East
would rospoctfully report
fcoy wero enthusiastically re-
rby both pupils and teachers
ind tho room proiusojy uecor-
ltli flags, flowers and bright-
I'chlldron. Tho program ot
land speech was excellent In
lotall nnd was of, that patriotic
saying that tho program wns patri
otic and appropriate to the occasion.
Tho pupils acquitted themselves with
honor to tho school nnd thomsolven
and to the satisfaction of tho visi
tors. In this school there was no
lack of flags and patrlqtto omblomd,
and tho ciosost attention wns given
to tho remarks made by tho
veterans. F. A. THOMPSON,
FER KRUZ,
Commltteo,
Sncrcd lienrt Academy.
Your commltteo wns warmly
greeted by tho Sister Superior and
conducted to tho school-room whom
tho pupils wero assembled. Tho
room was tastefully decorated with
tho flag of our country n,nd beautiful
wreaths, and boquots ot flowers. Tho
program, though not long, wnn pa
triotic and appropriate. It consisted
of songs nnd cri address to tho flag.
Tho singing wns oxcollont nnd tho
address Indicated that tho Snored
Hoart Academy gavo moro than n
passing nttentlon to tho touching of
elocution n3 well ns tho art of music.
D. WEBSTER.
Commlttoo.
State Reform School.
This school lind not beon notified
of tho purpose of tho commltteo to
visit them so wero not prepared with
a sot program. Tho commlttoe worq
received with much onthuslnsm.
howovor, nnd made to feel that they
wero among patriotic boys nnd
young nion. Thoy rondored eomo pa
triotic music and decorated two
After treating for Eczema with
six different doctors, Mrs; J. ,A.
Wheeler, of Wellington, Ohio, was
completely cured by puro vegotablo
oil ot wtntergrcen. This oil alone
could not cure, but sho used this oil
ns compounded with glycerine, otc ,
In D. D. D. Prescription.
. "I fool It my duty to say what a
wonderful euro D. D. D. has been
for mo," writes Mrs. Wheeler. "I
was cured a yoar ago last fall, but
did not dare wrlto because I was
not suro tho cure would be perma
nent. I had doctored with six doc
tors and thoy all said It was seldom,
it over, a case- like mine was cured.
I think I used only four bottles ot
cured. If I ovor needed D. D. D.
cured. If lovor needed D. D. D.
again, I would bo willing to pay
$5.00 a bottle."
This remedy, and also D. D. D.
Suap aro sold by and recotnmendol
becauso wo know their morlts. Wo
certainly would not recommend
them to our neighbors nnd patron
It wo did not positively know of tho
wonderful results that D. D. D.
brings to all kinds ot cczematous
discuses . Tho Capital Drug Com
pany. Call at our atoro for n froo
pamphlet on tho caro and nutrition
ot the skin.
Vot. on Prohibition.
Prohibition cnrrled In Poll; county
by a majority of 253 votes. Tho wot
precincts wero Rlckrcnll, Suver,
Lucktamuto,: North Independence
North Dnllan, Rock Creek and Falls
City. Tho majority In oach ot .thoso
precincts was small. Tho official
ceunt:
Precinct For Agnlnst
Douglas 01 47
JackBon 78 49
Salt Lake 43 19
Spring Valley 52 28
Eoln ' SC 81
Rlckrcall .44 .47
South Independence .9.7-' 90
South Monmouth 77 23
Buonn Vista CO 24
Suver 17 18
Lucklamuto 88 90
Bridgeport CO 23
East Dallas i 190i' .433
North Independence'- -i87 131
McCoy 39 30
South Dallas 127 127
North Dallas 80 107
Rock Creek 4, C
North Monmouth 7-7 15
Fnlls City 184 103
Total 154L 1288
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WANT ADS
Ui1WWfflyWs1ll
RFTIJRNS
R SALE
For 8a2c G6od, almost now hay
baler. Can bo seen at Capital Soap
Works, 123"0 Frfy strict. Will
'sell choap. 6-8-2W.
For Sale Nine-room houso, part'y
furnished, all modern Improve
ments, threo blocks from business
center, corner Union and Commer
cial streets. Call mornings at 600
Commercial street, 68-3t.
Fer Sule First-class carpet paper at
this offico, 26o for a big roll.
Farm atwl City Property Our lists
ot desirable properties Is too large
to specialize. Yerex Bros. Co.,
S73 State street. tf.
Ncv and Second Hand 'Goods Wa
are now located In our quarters'
on Center street, where we will
do a general business In new and
second hand goods, watch repair
ing a specialty. Gordan ft Razell,
325 Center street. G-12-lmo.
$800 CmIi or Tennsrr-Buys a neat
little cottago of five rooms; two
well-located lota (corner) in a sec
tion of tho city where building Im
provements now In progress are
rapidly enhancing property val
ues; garden; chicken houso; fruit
and berries. Paul M. Sims, Main
729, 222 N. Commercial.
h'on sale".
040 AercK Located 3 mllca from
good, thriving town, closo to Sa
lorn, 240 acres under cultivation,
7C acres timber, balanco pasture
1 8-room houso, 1 C-room houso,
barn 64x92, will hold aunlclent
feed for 2 yoara, othor outbuild
ings; school houso on tho plnco.
Stdck consisting ot 40 bond good
cnttlo, 5 head horses, 10 hogs, and
wagons and Implomonts goos with
place, all for $40 per acre. Good
terms inny bo had.
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ALCOHOL 3 PER bpnt
Ag(IfrpOTtfonGr(t$.
sunl!atin incRxxf aJRetjiiar
ting the Stomacbs awilWbtf
Promotes DfeesttaiOw rfuri
ncssandtksirontaLaspflftff
Opium.Morphlnc jwr MwraL
WOT WAR C OTIC.
flmpta Sua"
jttx.Ua.ta
JbcUftSJtt-
Jj!faelidt
tnw?tiiavr.
Apcriccl Remedy for Cowfigj
iion,aoura)naai.uun?7
Worms .Convufcttmsievtnre
ness amlLossorSLEEP.
YxSpalt Sijn&rcre of j
NEVYOHK.
CASTORIA
UJOj , For Infgntg snd Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
TEA
There's plenty of hum
bug: in tea; not one ounce
in a ton Schilling's Best.
Your sror returo ;our tsoot U 4i't
Vs,t It; ptf Un
10 Acres Located In tho famous
RoBcdalo district, 11 acros under
cultivation, 3 acres orchard con
sisting' of prunos, pears, apples
and cherries. Raspberries and
strawberries. ' About 8 acros la
oats and vetch' balance pasture".
G-rpom house and .barn; prlco
?22fi0
20 Acrefj-Locatod 04 miles from
uniom, all uudor cultivation ox-
. popt a W, acre of timber. Soil, a
rich black loam, no gravol nor
whlto land on placo. A 20x20
houso nnd a now 24x32 barn, also
now granary 14x10. Good family
orchard; prlco, $2250. Goo.1
terms can bo had.
8ALKM INVESTMENT CO.
432 Stato street.
For Balo Threo grado fresh milch
cows. E. N. Kocny, Routo 2,
Turner. Phono 11x3. 0-4-lwlc
LODGES.
7arjentcra UhIob No, 1060 Loc
Union No. 1065 ot Garpontera asd
Jolrors of America meet even
Saturday evening at S;00 p. m. Is
Hearst hall, 420 Stato St. A. W
Dennis, Ree. Seo.
Foresters of AuuMica -Court Sher
wood Forestem, No. 19. Meets
Saturday night In Holman ball,
State stroot Waldo Miller, O. R.;
J. G, Perry, financial secretary.
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Some Flgurc'H.
In 1900, 2282 votes woro cast for
Prohibition In Linn county, 1834
aeattiBt! In 1908. 2S19 fnr nnd 19SR
agalnBt. TIiIb Bhown as Inorcaso ofi011"1 "K0 Ko, 1, K. of V
3G9 votets. Ot this numbor 237
voted dry nnd 122 voted wot. In
1900 the majority in Linn county
was 448 In favor of Prohibition, In
1908, GC7.
MISCELLANEOUS
QuHtlafc Tho New Idea Quilting
beats the old-fashioned quilting
both in price and quality. Fancy
quilts 91,50, common quilts and
comforts $1.00. Old quilts re
covered jand qMllted 75c. Mrs, W.
II. Dornias. 186 W. Miller st;
phono 1511 Main. 6-S-U
Stmyed or Stolen White horse,
blocky built, wolght about 1100,
split In right ear, brand on left
hip. Phono 464; reward. C-G.-St,
v V 111
RSL1L E8TATK FOR AJU. I
Loulon Noodlo House Ferry streetj
near High. 6-5-lm'o.
Togo Noodlo House First class
place to get bowl noodles. Freeh
and well served 10c. 439 Ferry
Btreot. . 6-B-lmo
KORINEK & KENWKLL
VeterhwriAiM Graduates Ontario
Votlnary Collogo. All calls prompt
ly attended to. Office ,,207 8.
High street. Phone, ISO, reetl
dence 998. 5-1-lmo.
Help Furnished l'rwj of Chtwgw By
Salem Employment Company, 473
State street, phone No. 149. Par
ties wanting help please call at
office or phono us. Also have cows
for sale.
Concrete Work Get my'prlces" on
sidewalks, curbs, septic tanks and
cement work ot afly kind. All
work guaranteed first-class. Mr.
Ward, Highland add. Phone S69.
May 24-tt
Voget Lamber and Fuel Co. Lum
ber .shingles, building material,
wood and coal. Low prices aad
prompt deliveries. One blook east
of S. P. paHengir depot Phone
198. 7-2-tf
IlHtte & WcHderotk Fine wlnqa,
liquors and cigars. We handU
the celebrated Kellog'gand Castle
whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly of draught. South
Commercial street. 9-3-lyr
Enlnrgctl Our meat market on
E(t.t State street has been doubled
In alto and ve aro hotter prepared
than ovor to sorvo outtomers.
Prftfpt service and' tho bMt ef
rnwu our .motte. Gall or phone
199. kR. E.'.Edwirdt Meal.Co
Xheo. M. ftarr Plumbing, hot water
and steam heating aaA' tlsxlag.
164 Commercial street. Phoas
Malo 192. 9-1-lyr
M. J. Potzel- Plumbing, steam ano
gas fitting. BucceMor to Knox i
Murphy, 226 Commercial itret
'Prone Main 17.
WANTED
Wanted at Ohc A good girl to
wnsh dlslios nt Cottago hotol.
0-5-3 t
Wiit4Nl I'oftliloii Linotype mnchln-iBt-oporator
of 11 yoars oxporl
once would llko position In west,
Tomporato; day work; omployod.
"II. J. W this onico. 0-0-lw
Castle Hall In Holman block, eor
ner State and Liberty street
Tuesday of each week at 7:30 1
m. Oscar Johnson, G. O.; E. H
Anderson, K. of R. and S.
Albany. In 1900, 311 votes were;Modern woodmen of AiaerJr Or-
GtiMwatsH-wtoci
Suet Cff at yfnffte.
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
vwi ctmmi nfiy, um rrr.
cast for Prohibition, 418 against; in
1908, 398 for Prohibition and 421
against. This shows an Increaso of
90 votos. Of this number 87 voted
dry and 3 voted wet. In 190C the
majority In throo Albany preclncta
was 107 against, 1908, 23.
Lebanon. In 1900, 225 vote
wero cast for Prohibition, 198
agnlnst. In 1908 207 for. nnd 17S
cgaltut. This shows an Increaso of
22 votos. An Incroait ot 41 (or nn.l
a decrooso of 20 against. In 190G
the majority for prohibition was 27,
In 1908, 89.
Harrlsburg. In 190C, 138 vote;
were cast for Prohibition, 137!
against. In 1908, 117 for and 131
against. There was a decroaso or
27 votos on local option. Of these
the drys lost 21 and the wets C. In
1906 the drys won by ono vote. In
1908 tho wets won by 14 votes.
Brownsville. In 1906, 197 votes
wero cast for Prohibition, 140
against. In 1908, 256 for and 106
against. This shows an Increase pf
25 votes
a majority for Prohibition of 57, In
1908, 150.
Raspberry Pickers Wanted Largo-il
and host yards; steady work;
hlghost price paid, Good camping
grounds with wood nnd wntor.
Locatod one-half inllo south ot
Chonmwa, Apply soon, N, O, Jor-
ffftniinn fi.fMw
Wanted- Socond hand mowor;
also rake. PJoaso stato mako of
mowor and prlco or will buy ruko
alono. A Doorlng binder for salo.
Address C. P., Box 13, R. F. D. 3.
Phono Farmers 21X2. C-8-3t
i 'I
X Note f$$
184 Acres Good Hone,' gee4'
bars, a splendid .dairy fr, part;
beaver dam land. HoueehoKJ
good, stock and implements ift
eluded. Price $16,400.
fl Acres In Salem, G-rooaa eot-1
tage, good barn, good well. Will
trado for farm. Price $2000. '.
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Hohsc Four large rooms Hint
acre .ground; plenty of frI. :
Price $900.
!
8amplo ot our farms and city ;l
bargains, If these prleee do sat :
appeal to you we have tbem la nil '
sizes and prices, Improved and
Improved farms; Inside' aBel i- '
burban city property, gee us bo
fore buying, we have large list
and can Interest you '
OLMSTED LAND CO.
Salem Branch Yerex Bros. Ce.
S78 Stote Street.
HOTELS AJ rtBaTAURAXTf.
iiiiiiiimmiiim
The
t Whke House Restaurant.
For Regular
J 25c Dinner at 20c i
Tbey eui't be tt
McGikhrit & Son
PreHe4on,
iiiiimmniit
IM COURT HUUre.
Call and try tftsjtm. MmW!
,16e. Board per week $.7e.'l
also furnished
reasoHable.
AT TMi
Yen
V
W
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Salem
Restaurant
MEALS 15c
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DRAYMEN.
Cummin tiro,' Trancrer CHMiH)r
All kinds of transfer work dose
Furniture and pianos boxed read?
for shipment. Prompt service Ji
our motto. Stand and office at
263 South Commercial street
Phone 210 Rettdnr Phon fAR
gon Cedar Camp No, 5246. Ueett
every Thursday evening' at f
o'clock In Holman hall. W. W
Hill, V. C; F. A Turner, clerk
iVoodiiH'ti of World Meet every Fr
day night at "7: 30, In Holman hat.
O. L. Darling, C. C; P. L. Fras
lr, Clerk.
Lincoln Annuity ChIoh. Sick, aeel
dont and pension Insurance; $2,
000,000 pledg'd; every claim pal
Good agonti wanted. J. H. C
Montromerv. aunreme orianltr i
Box432 Salem, Oregon. R. R iQnlpm Fpfltf'P VVnfiVQ
Ryan, secretary. 646 State tn' I2III I 5IIIA5 YTUII&
Headquartera for Wovch Wire
Fencing.
Poultry Netting, Pickets, Oato,
Malthold Roofing, P. & D, Ready
Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad
justable Wludow Screens,
HOTEL) OREGON I
Cor Seventh and Stark 8(4.
Pof Hand's New and Modern I
Hotel. Rates $1 per day and g
up. European plan. Free Bus.
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO.
Proprietors
iillUlii
f Gold Dust Flout I
AIniIo by THE H'U$KlT&fiW !
i.u uMU'asi, MKWuy, i.
ft
i
i;on. Madu for family
Ak your Kcer for It. RrMH
awl fehorta Hlwflys &h Iwh.- .?
P. B. Wallace !
AGENT
awtnaaeiiiiminnBatie
SALEM WATER COMPANY I
OFFICE CITY HALL. I
For water rortlco apply at offle
BUU payable Monthly In advann
liver y JjwMQJgwi
Lltery wild Fwd Httlen lOld Post
office Stables, at 254 Ferry street,
between Commercial and Fro'nt
streets. Telephone 188. Some of
the finest liveries in the city can
be found here. Dick Weitucott.
proprietor 10-1-lyr
Phono 44 Main 147 N. High St,
C. W. YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION, STABLES
Cabs nvd LIvory, all Rigs Modera
Rubber Tire,
Huie Wing Sang Co.
axait ivit rivrkU vxtrrrtntva
la 190C Brownsville gave -jU.n-.-v-j t
Fraak M. orewH. Manufacturer el
sash, doors, caouldlsgs. All kl&fr
of house SaUh aid hard woe
work. Froat street, between sKata
aa4 Ceurt. Make all eesaplalst
at the eJUe. .
CIIAS. D. MULLIGAN
luccessor
WALTER 510RLEY.
MO Court St. Halew, Or
DeWltfs Little Early Risers, the
famous little liver plllf, are sold by
all druggists.
BUTTERNUT 9,VMi.
It Is worth Esore thaa any other
'read yet the price Is bo higher
for sl at your grocers'.
CALIFORNIA BAKftKY,
ma stock of ooorw
Wo make up all kinds ot wrappers
and whlto underwear, waists, kiiue
ns and skirts; all kinds of geatle
meu's and ladlos' furnishing goeis;
all kinds of silks and dress g04y
hose, oult'4, pants, overalls, blankets,
neckwear, matting, chlnaware, ,
trunks, embroidery and lace, etc.
OUIl STORE HHBT.
Goods now at vory low price blr ;
sale.
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