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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1008 Are Your Little Ones Strnkur I n "r '"v imv bk v b. & . I IVIA it ume and Healthy? TlinrA if r iaMhm 1 a1. 1 wiShcVhrrTi.c7VKrZaS JSfc?F.!p ? ..it ti n.- ,t . - ..t,.f. If Hin nm .. 4.1. . rouuoi.. vwjr un. i4Wl) iJiuiuam cause of their trouble is usually the. inability of their little stomachs to care for the food they eat. The delight of children is pastry, cookiesdakds'arid all manner of dainties which contain -more or less grease, If this class of food is fried or shortened with lard, it is bound to be more or less greasy, soggy, indigestible, and wholly unfit or assimilation by the stomach of a grown up person, .let alone that of a child. Cotiolene is Guaranteed We hereby authorize your iocafeeybu'fcnotplea Never Sold in Bulk cottolene is packed la pniis :.-..,.,. . T : t-t with a patent airtight top, to flnl??SlJ?h wd w,holcsc also; to prevent tt fromab sorblng the disagreeable odors of tho grocery, such as fish, oil, etc. Cook Book Free w shall bo gl'ad to send any house-' "TOOTWDCOOK J. Lincoln, author of tho famous "Boston Cook Book." Address THE N. K. PAIRDANK COMPANY. CHICAGO Nature's Gift from the Sunny South dren's stomachs in a normal, healthy condition. It is a pure, vegetable pro duct; which makes light, digestible, healthful food. When used to fry or shorten pastries, cakes, and all such edibles, the children can eat their fill and not suffer from the bad after-effects resulting from such products as lard. If you Value the aeann or your children, shorten their food with COTTOLENE. MARKET REPORTS BY WIRE Summer Resorts NEWPORT, on Ynqulna Bay, is the m6s,t beautiful and delightful summer resort on tho Oregon coast. The fishing' boating and driving aro unexcelled anywhere. Miles of tho finest beach combined with moun tain scenery tand trout streams mako a combination that will suit the tasto of nil. Bolow nro tho leading firms of Newport. BAY CITY MARKET : , QUOTATIONS ON PRODUCE AT SAN FRANCISCO AND PORT LAND -LOCAL MARKET COR RECTED UP TO DATE I STACK FRIGHT both conventions will bo livelier AMONG SENATORS than nny that hnvo taken place In 'the nast 20 yenrs. with tho nosslblo Seldom has n worso caso of stag) I exception of the famous gathering THOSE WHO BENEFIT 111 THE CAMPAIGNS (tight" been witnessed in congress than that which mnrked tho last four neks of tho session just closed. The leaders felt thnt they ought to idopt legMatlon on cortnln Btibjectg is a prcperntlon to "going beforo the country," but no sooner had they mapped out n certain lino of action than they wore scnretl out of at which Bryan leaped Into sudden fame, and tho new3pnpcrs nro rank ing preparations to cover them moro fully than ever beforo. Fully Washington, Juno 12. If there's one cints of persons above nnother who nro looking forward with eager Impatlonco to tho Chicago nnd Den ver conventions and tho selection of four-flfths of nil tho correspondents tho two party tickets, It's tho com In Washington hnvo received In- palgn button makers. Despite tho structlotiB to nttond both asscmblng- fact that there Is a brick continuous es. What n presidential convention business In tho manufacture of but- menns to a newspaper nnd how It Is It by n violent uprising ngnlnst their thoroughly nnd promptly reported proposals In some part of tho conn the pre?s associations and gr .t try or from somo Influential class of army of special correspondents Is titltens. Particularly was tills true told In tho current number of Apple tl the currency question. Every ton's magazine by n veteran nown- tonB nnd bndgos for commercial and patriotic conventions nnd tho llk thu man who Is dependent for n liv ing on his "pin money" only has a rcnl chance onco In four yearn. Honco It is with unconcenled Impal freih plan thnt was worked out to meet objections In one qunrter called down on the congressmen nn nvn- lanche of protest from other dlrcc tons. If some genius could discover i line of legislation that would pnper man. It Is estimated that tho tlonmo that tho campaign button cost of reporting this year's party gatherings will bo moro than n quar ter of a million dollars. That both conventions will be attended by nn enormous number of spectators is p!eae everybody nnd thereforo dls- shown by tho fact thnt nlready thorp pue nobody, to bo followed in those years when presidential nnd congrerslonnl elections are to occur Is n fnmlno In tickets of admission nnd they arc not to be had except by those who U would win tho eternal gratitude stong pull with members of the com I cl "Undo Joe" nnd his troubled mlttees. Untenants. Meanwhile everybody out side of congress nnd a largo number of thoie Insldo have ceased to pay nny tttenl'on whatever to matters of leg ation. Sovoral weeks beforo ad journment tho center of Interest men nwalt tho time when they can Btnrt the manufacture of tho Jlttlc tin nnd celluloid disks bearing tho mlnnUire portraits of tho men who will bo tho prlnclpnls In tho forth coming presidential campaign. Of course, In those pro-convention days there hns been more or Icsb of n do- havo n particularly rnand for Taft buttons, Drynn but tons, Fairbanks buttons, jonnBon buttons, nnd buttons for each ono of tho likely candidates, but tho real demand will start when tho cam pntgn nctunlly Is on. And tho men At.nnAi1 IMi Mi ttvttinrtnrif wnrlr will Lester M. Nelson, of Naples.) . " , ... .. Mnlna, snya In n recent letter: "I ' u '"" " '"''"" """ , have used Dr. King's New Discovery . mnnd. Thoy hnvo been all ready and many years, for coughs nnd colds, wnltjng for weeks; copyrights long nnd I think it saved my lire. I ., hnv0 u09n cecured on sample Thinks It Saved Ills Life. hlfted to Chicago nnd Denver and i,avo found It n reliable remedy for be two grcnt conventions. In nnoth- throat and lung complaints, and week Washington will resemble wojd nrb without bottlo country town on tho dny n big clr- near, 40 ycnrc Now Di8Covory hns exhibits In tho neighboring Bt00d nt tho head of throat and lung county sent. Pollticlanb nnd news- remedies. As a preventive of pnou- Pper men nro nlrpndv nnoklne tholr rnontn, nnd henlbr of wenk wings It Hn. E ? . a,ayt nncK,nR l"'; haB no equal. Sold under guarantee WP for tho'r departure to tho nt J( Ci Perr.s ,ir,lg gtoro. 50c and Windy citv u Is nntlclpnted thnt ji.oo, Trial bottle free. Wclaunder Ladies' Shirt Waists and White f- Skirts Just Right. W Wo guarantee to. All of our shirtwaists nro enre- l fully washed with a special noutrnl soap, starched Just where they should bo starched and Ironed by experts who have, made shlrtwal:t Ironing a special study W are plenslng the most careful dressers !n the city with our rhlrtwnlst work nnd are sure wo can please you. May we havo a trial. 1 SALEM Tol. 25 LAUNDRY COMPANY 136-1CC S. Liberty St. nmM Ak, Sp "HiTk ZTTT AUTT ring Shoes A good stock of Men's, Ladles', Boys' and Girls' shoes In all colors and leathers. Tan and black Oxfords, also light nvB, shoes. Ladles' and Misses' pumps. Come In and see my JACOB VOGT a 15 STATE STREET stock VOL A ROUT TO ENTERTAIN? To give a party or a dance, have a few friends in? Our phonographs will furnish the entire program for any entertainment you desire. Stop in and hear what a variety of good things It can give you. Ask to beai tho new records. Thsy range from comic gongs to grand opera, from funny stories to splendld.oratlons. L. r. SAVAGE 247 COMMERCIAL STREET buttons nnd badges containing ovory posslblo combination of candidates. All that remains to bo done now Is to await tho flnnl cholco of tho con ventloiiB. Immediately this l known tho rush will begin, nnd within n woek tho ontlro country, will bo flooded with tiny likenesses of tho respective nominees. Riirn In Ioivn. On- fnml'v wen nil born nnd rnlsed in Iowa, and havo used Cham- berlnln's Colic, Cholera nnd Dlnr- rimnn neniedv fmndo at Des Moines) for vonrs. Wo know how good- It la from lone exnerlonc In the ubo of It. In fact, when In El Paso, Texai, the writer's life was savou oy ui nmnii.t hro of this remody. Wo aro now engaged 'n tho mercantile busi ness nt NnrcrosBee, Fin., nnd have introduced tho romdy here. It Iihs p'i"Pn very successful nnd h con stantly growing in favor. Ennls Hro8 This remedy Is for sale by Dr. Stone's drug store. Sn'em's roses are genuine one. It !s said that n good many roses used In the display at Portland wore flo tltJoiiB. The cloudy weather had ktt the genuine articles back. o Keep the Fourth boosted. Kodol For Indigestion Our Guarantee coupon. If, after utaf H co boiiU cl Kodol. jou cm bone.ily y It b e?.?fl 7 wtll refund yoor money. Try Kodol tody on iLii lummee. Fill oat nd tln lb. tollow. nil pre.eot it to tbo deUr tt tbo tlm. of Sw'ebtH. It It il to MtUfr yoa r tki bottle to the dealer trom whom yoo boubJ It. ud wo wUl ftfund your money. (United rres Lad Wire.) Snn Francisco, Juno 12 Wheat No. 1 Cnllfornln club, por centn!, 1.621.6G; whlto milling club, 91.02 ft 1.67 ft; Whlto Australian, $1.70 G 1.72 northern blucstem, ?1.705 1.73 northern club, ?1,G,) 01.C7 Inferior grades of wheat, U.401.55. Barley No 1, feed, $1.27 tt 1.32tt, with somo "barley, $1.27tt 1.30; common to fair, $1.22tt 1.23; brewing nt San Francisco, nominal to $1.47 tt; Chevalier, $1.05 1.85, according to quality. Butter per pound, California fresh extras, 24c; firsts, 23ttc; sec onds, 22c; packing, No. 1, 21c; pack ing No. 2, 20c. Eggs Per dozen, Cnllfornln fresh Including cases, extrnB, 22ttc; firsts, 22c; seconds, lflc; thirds, 18c; enstcrn seconds, 17c. Now cheese, per pound, Califor nia flat, fancy, llttc; firsts, "lie; seconds, lOttc; Cnllfornln Young America, fnncy, 13ttc; firsts, 13c; Enstcrn Oregon, fnncy 13c; Enstorn Oregon, Young Amerlcn, fancy, 14ttc; storage, enstcrn, fancy Now York, 10c; Oregon, 14c. Potntoes per cental, Oregon Burbanks, $1.251.35; new, $1.00 1.75, boxes, $1.50. OnlonB Per crntc, Bormudns, 50G5c; Australian brown, $3.00 3.50; reds, S5c$1.00; sllvct skins, $1.0001.10. Oranges per box, navols, $2.50 3.75; fancy vnlcnclns, $3.50; Medi terranean Bweots, fancy, $2.50 2.75. SALKM MARKET. , Local WholHutlr Market. Eggff 18c. Butter Creamery 25c. Cows $3 8.50. Hens lie; young chickens, lie. Local wheat 85 00c. Oats $1,45. Barley $20. Flour Hard wheat, $4.50 4.80. rlley, $4.00. Hay Cheat, $1314; clover. $10 12 per ton; timothy, $14 15. Onions 3 q. Hops 1907 crop, 44ttc. Cascara Dark 3 to Sttc. Mohair ISc. Itciall Mnrkn. Oats $1.46 1.50 per cwt. Wheat $1.00. Rolled barley $31. Eggs 17ttc. Butter Cpuntry, 20c; crcaraory, 30c Flour Valley, $1.10 1.20 per sack; hard whoat, $1.401.45. Bran 90o per sack;' $31.50 per ton; shorts. S1.25 per sack. Hay Cheat, $10.50 17; clover, $15; cheat, 85c; clover 80c per cwt. Oranges $2. C52.75. Livestock. Hogs Fat, $5.50. Stock hogs $4 4.50. Steers 3 tt4c. Veal 5 7c. Tropical Frulti. Bananas $C50. Orangos $3.15 $3.25 LomonB $3. 50 4.00. I'onlnnd Market. Poultry Hens, 1314o; duoks bUioitem, file. Poultry Hens, 14ttlGo; duck, 171Sc; pigeons, old, $1 per dozen. MHlstuff Bran, $20. Hay Timothy, valloy, $7.50; falfa. $1212.S0. I Am TOB WAN Who was cleaned out by tho fire last winter, but I'm in busl- . ness again on n larger extent than over, hnd m ready to serve nil old customers nnd ns many now ones as como to Newport. Fresh eggs, vegetables; and nil staple grocorles. Evorythlnfe" tMa summer people need. My new grocery store Is tho finest la Lin coln county. Frco delivery. LEE W. WILLIAMS, NewporfPr. licn?cr.:..'..LLJj.j.i.i -.' ;; You Will Need Food -a ; ; We can supply yo. Vvith overthing in tho grocory lino; tho finest . Nye Beach nnd one at Newport. Your ordora Solicited; free de- P ,! Jlvery. r lt S - -.v., .'..1U.., W -- wmiim HOTEL BRADSHAW Rooms nrid bonrd. liooms with frco use of furnished kitchon, inclmdlng dlshea nnd wood. Half way to Nye Bench, overlooking tho "cenn, Rntes rcasonnblo. W. C. COOK, Prop. Newport, Orv. THE TAFT HOUSE Prlvato boarding. Strictly homo cooking, serve tho best monls, you help yourself. Rntes reasonable, MRS. MARY RATCHMAN, Mgr. Cor. Fifth nnd Hurlburt Streets, ono block north of Presbyterian church. ROYAL RESTAURANT For quick sorvlcc, strictly homo cooking, go to tho nddress be low REACH LUNCHES our specialty. West sldo of Front St., one nnd one-halt block south of boat landing. THE OCEAN HOUSE A Comfortable Hummer RoflnllHft Hounc. THE SEAVIEW HOUSE Mrs. H. R. HtimnvH, Hnlf-wny botweon tho Postofllco and" Nye Creek. Rates, $1.25 k day, room nnd bonrd. Newport, Oregon. FURNITURE Newport. Oyegoa ,For Household Furniture of every Kinu nnd uo3criptlon go to H. D. BLAKELY Cnrpots, Matting, Stoves nnd Hard wnre. Soil or rent you n camping or housekeeping outfit and buy baolc when you leave. Prices always rea sonnble, ' South Front Street, only store of t he-kind. MARY CARE, Manager. , Flno vie of Bay, beautiful loca tion nwny from noise and the dust of tho streets. Block nnd half from boat landing. Opon summer and win tor. Newport, Ynqulna Bay, Oregon. IRVIN HOUSE The most home-llko nnd comfortnblo hotel at Nye Bench. Fino bowling alley and club houso In connection. Tvo minutes' walk from tho ocean. "Courteous treatment" la tho motto of tho management. S. G. If via, Prop, Newport MIDWAY Lnrgo, bright, nlry rooms, Board furnished. Halfway btf twoon Newport and Nye Brook. Flrflt-clnso In every respect. Bag gago hauled one way free. Rates reasonable. WM. RORDEN, Nfivport, Or, al- O.K. BARBER SHOP A first class up-to-date shop. Do not overlook this place for the best' work. There Is no barber bettor skilled wjth a razor oi pHlr of sUsorB than R. N. WAIritlt, Prop. West sldo Front Jtroet. near boat landing. Agency for CorvaSHs Laun dry. CIGARS and TOBACCOS I hnvo solcctcd tho best brands of Clgnrs and Tobacco consist cnt with the trade, Can supply you with what you wUh with satisfaction. Aluo carry a comr pleto line of soft drinks. ' E. CASH, Prop. Front Street, opposite The Re ception, Newport, Oregon, BUY A LOT In Sen Vlovy blocks. BeaUtlful view closo to bench. Prices $50 to $200. Terms reasonable. Last chance to buy close in nt these prices, Write today to O. K. HhcWelt). Newport, Or, 1 ' ' i ' When you go to Newport remomb&r Barn's Hack & Dray Co. gives special nttontlon to transfer ring baggngo and enmp outfits. Fur nished nnd unfurnished houses; wood nnd hay for snlo. Loavo or ders ni Ilaln'B Bnltory, Nye Creek, Niwport, Oregon. Phono connections. Klniontl Lciidti'tt tho boatman. Launches and r" kinds of boats for rent. Excursionists taken to any pnrt of tho bay. Will meet trains at an" time nt Ynqnilnn on request. Hates runionnblo. Now port, Oro. A. J. Rader's Camping Ground Here you will And good water, septic tnnks, good location; founda t'on nnd furnished tents to rtnt at Nye Cruek. A. J. Ratlor, proprietor, Newport, Oregon. MelX'imltl HotiM' It. A. McDonald, proprietor. Prlvato board and lodging, moderate raffs, homo cooking. Located at No Umch, Newport. Orecon. Towa. Stito Slrnbere- CatTkliUul- Digests WhatYouEat Aafl Makes fheStewach Swe U. C. DWXTT & CO., CtUco. IU. SOLD BV ALL DEALERS Cntnrrh Cf.nnot Ilo Cuivd. with looal nppllCRtlons. ns thoy cannot reach tho seat of tho dlssnsa. Catarrh h a blood or constitutional disfase, ttnd In order to cure It yoi mutt tnVn nternnl romedios. Halls i Catarrh Curo is taken Internally, and I .. !. ,...!.. n ha lilnrwl fiml mil- cous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure la not n quack medicine. It was pre scribed by one of the best phyilclaii In this country for years and Is a regu!nr proscription. It Is composed of the bet tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, noting directly on tho mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two In gredients Is what produces suth wonderful-results In curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. Cheney &vo., props., "- Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. , Hold by all druggists, price 75c. oatoiiia. Strawberry Boxes and Crates Just rocelved a carload of foldln; hallocks, tlntops and craten Sw u for prices in large and unuil lot H. S. GILC Corner Trade and High Sts. READY TAILORED CLOTHES FOR WELL DRESSED MEN. I fmrlfLwS i T 7 "I lAf W" V i mi mmmtmmm"" m -' PRICE RANGE 2D T 4Q'i H