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' flWT"f-tmf'jK DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, JfUMf 0, 1008 DEMOCRATIC FIRST AND SECOND PLACE POSSIBILITIES . i il08 of Thoso Mo?t Prominently Mentioned for Nominnton nt tlio ilenvcr Convention for the Presidency and Vlcc-Pjcsldency. Written i Ily Start Representatives of tho United Press. Washington July 2. Whon tho to go on and It was advortlaed as nomocrats in tho United States son- tho greatest battle In tho history of nti after tho loss of Gorman, tho tho ring. Throo days after his nBtute politician from Maryland, bo- atreot Bpoech, Gov. Culberson calljd !rnn looking about for n.new leader, a special session of tho legislature fhey passed by tho brilliant Ballov, directing nttontlon to tho lack of tho argumentative Bacon, tho olo- law on tho subject and declaring ouent Dnntol, and tho matter of fact that ovory legislator with a "decent Simmons, ttim ""- " v Wu Charles A. uuiuuibuii, ui iuah, Whon tt greai party iiiukus u uo- iitnn of such moment thero mint i be among Us mombors n supremo confidence that tho man of their choice possesses tho necessary quail-1 Acatlona of resourcefulness In do- bate alertness of Intelligence, pol'-1 tlcal sagacity, and tho ability to com mand tho support of his colleagues. In nono of thoso lmportnnt mnt ters has Culborson been found want ing. Tho position of leader of tho minority In the sonata Is a thank less ono at host. But Culborson hus mnrta tlm most nosslblo out of It. and lias realized us much from It as his colleagues had any roason to ex pect. Always vigilant, ho has fought for and maintained tho rights of his fellow Domocrata on tho flqor with out pushing hlmsolf forward to of fensive prominence. In fact If nny criticism might bo mado It would bo htat ho lacked nggroaslvonoss as a lender. Possessed of a rotlrlng mod esty nnd perhaps knowing tho men with whom ho had to deal ho has never had recnurso to tho party wh'p as an onset to tho big stick. . Culborson h r3 yonrs old, but except for his curly Iron-gray half, It would bo dimcult to bollovo It. A trifle bolow six foot In height, ho la orcct, well built and nctlvo, wltn a clear comploxloi. nnd morry gruy eyes that can, at times, got vory steely and piercing. Hlmsolf an athloto and a boxor of no moan dogreo whlto at collcgo Culberson Is responsible for tho fact that no exhibitions of tho "manly art of solf-dofon'o" can bo pulled off In TexnB. Whllo governor of tho ntnto In 1895 tho mntch wns arrang ed botwoon Jnmes J. Corbett and "nob" Fltzslmmons for tho tltlp of champion pugilist of tho world, than held by tho former. Soarchlng nbout for a tilnco whoro tho laws did not prohibit such exhibitions, It wns do elded to fight tho contest nt Dallas. As soon-ns this announcement was made, Culborson declared that ho would provont It. It wnB pointed out to him thnt thero waB no law of Texas against boxing, but ono bright dny Culborson procoodod to ono of tho busiest cornors of Dnllun and mounting n box soon hod a crowd gathorod around him. Tho bunion of his speech was somothlps like this: "Do you men of Toxni propose to nllow a prlzo fight to bo held In our stnto? Aro you willing to let these mon from Now York nnd Cnllfornla say thnt tho lnw won't let them fight at homo, but they can como down to tho rowdy stnto of Texas and pull off a 'ring battlo? Do you want to have our stnto dlegracod bo'oro tho wholo olvllUod world?" nnd much nioro along thnt lino. Somo ono In tho crowd Colled out that thoro was no law ngalnat It. "N'o," ropllod Culborson, "but thoro soon will bo." Tho public sontlmont In tho Btnto wns in favor of allowing tho fight SHio Kind Yov Havo Always la uso for ovor SO years, l71sl III il f A I al JM Hi q, jm H K l v H E and has been made under his per-ffl-f-j? , fional gnnorvlBlon since its infancy. fictftuli. Allow no ono to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that triilo with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience) against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soething: Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains nolthor Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms and allays Fovorislmcss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomnch and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Oliildreu'a Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Besaa the Ca7&ccZyU The Kind You to Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC Of NTAUH CGUMMV, IfMVMM IITWST. Nt . '- .1 .vBU.u im. t.. j.... U1 "" Bhould hnston to enact a proper stat- uto Tho bill was passed and there has boon no prlzo fighting In Texas slnco. Old-timers around Washington woll romombor old Davo Culborson, father of tho present senator, with his great Bhock of hair and Tils slow, cumbrous mothod of getting about. Aimougn a prouy auccossuu politi cian ho was in congress for 22 years ho conceived tho Idea that his honvy gait was a drawback to h'lm. So ho determined that "Char loy," who oven at that early ago frequently accompanied his father on his political campaigns, Bhould ho trained dlfforontly. With this end In view ho sent him to tho Virginia Military Instltuto. It Is to tho drill that ho received thoro that tho orect, military curriago of tho eonntor now Is duo. After taking a law conrso at tho Unlvorslty of Virginia, Culberson was admitted to tho bar In 1877 and, returning to Dallas, ontorod part nership with his father. Ho became ono of tho most s.uccossful lawyers in tho Btnto. Elected county attor noy of Marlon county In 1890, ho was Boon nftorwnrds mado attorney gonernl of the state, which ofilco ho hold until 1894, whon ho was oloctod govornor. This place ho hold for two terms nnd then enmo to tho son ato, defeating for tho nomination two such veterans as Rogor Q. Mills, tho tariff revisionist, nnd Gen. John II. Reagan, formerly a mom ber of Jeff DnvlB' cabinet. In April of InBt yonron Invltntlon of both houses of tho Toxas legis lature, Culborson gavo hlB. vlows on tho trust question, inchlontnlly op posing tho government ownership of rnllroadB Idea advanced by Bryan. In the courso of that speech Cul borson snld: "Tho overshadowing ovll of tho genorntion 1b combination of Inter cuts which result In monopolies, and tho stnto ofllclals can render no grontor sorvlco to tho public than to drlvo from this stato ovory truct, whothor orgnnlzed hero or olsowhoro Lot us, In addition, sond tho mag nates to tho 'ponltontlary and glvo notlco to tho world thnt Toxas will not toloruto thoso pubjlp pluridor ors." Ho oxproieod his opinion of Pres ident Roosovolt In tho followl'i? terms: "Ho Is oxtrnvngant and wnstoful in tho oxpondlturo of pub lic money; ho has on tangled us In alliances with foreign nations; ho boIloveB In a world-wldo expansion and tho colonization of alien poo Dies: ho hns no conception of the tundnmontal distinction between tho threo gront "divisions of government: ho favors an ab&oluto and personal govornment rnthor than ono rogulat od bv law; and, finally, ho Is a Fed eralist of tho mo3t dnngorous char acter; bollovlng practically In tho obliteration of stnto lines, In tho de struction of tho reserved rights of the Btnto, nnd In tho nhsorptlon by Bought, and wlilclt lias been Iiaa foorno tho signature ot Signature of -.:".' f-' i i11 tho United States of every govern mental power worthy of tho name." Speaking of Bryan's railway own ership doctrine, Culborson Bald: "Much as I am attached to. him por spnally, much as I admlro his blame less life, his unquestioned sincerity, his ardont patriotism, and his splen did eloquence, and certain as now seems his nomination for tho presi dency, I cannot conceive that his vIowb on this question will ever ro celvo tho approval of tho democracy of tho country." o NERVOUSSUFFERERS WILL RE INTERESTED IN THE CASE OF MR. GUSHING. Hltt Doctor GnVc Him No Hope of Getting Well hut tho Modern Tonic Trentnicnt Drought Benefit at Onco. A romarkablo Instance of tho power of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills In sevoro nervouB vdIsea?os Is shown In tho case of Mr. Timothy Cushlng, an oil-well contractor, of Sisters vlllo, West Vllrglnla, whoro lio is well known. Ho tolls of tho wonder ful benefit ho received as follews: "In tho fall of 189G' I first noticed a drawing of tho muscles above tho knoes which gradually worked down ward to thofcot. Then I had a blis tering sensation on tho soles of my feet This would ocour nfter I had boon sitting in a chair with tho weight of my limbs on my feot. On attempting to wane ir inaa any oc casion to mnko a quick movo I would loso control of my limbs. Later I had numbness nil ovor my body, es pecially In tho Inst throe fingers of each hand nnd tho half of my arms up to my elbows. My speech also wbb affected. I was practically help less In bod for porhnps ten days nnd could ont cat without assistance "My doctor thought for n tlmo that I had a groat many of tho sym toms of locomotor ataxia and led mo tq bollovo thnt my dtlseaso was incurablo. Ho tested my senso of fooling by pricking my log bolow tho kneo with n noodlo nnd it would bo somo tlmo boforo I could feel tho prick. I had dlfllculty In walking In tho dark or with my eyes cIoboJ. Tho doctor flnnlly pronounced my enso neuritis. I wns under his caro for porhapB six weoks and, whllo ho did tho beat ho could, ho gavo mo no hopes of gottlng well. "Advised by n neighbor, I bogan to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and noticed a chango almost Immediate ly. I Improved rapidly and could stnnd on my foot. In a few weoks I walked up town, and continued to tnko tho plllB until I was nblo to ko to work I havo worked protly liard Blnco nnd havo boon ablo to work all of tho time." For furthor proof of what Dr. Williams' pink Pills havo dono In such diseases ns norvous prostration, nervous debility, scintlca, St. Vitus' dance, norvous hendnchos, -partial paralysis and locomotor ataxia, sond for our booklet "Norvous Disorders" which Is free upon request. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills nro sold by nil druggists, or sent, postpaid, on receipt of prlco, (50c por boxr six boxoB for $2.50, by the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. o Tho wl&o man lengthens his time, by his IdonB tho. fool's hours nro shortoned by his passions. o rr COFFEE You can buy semething: called "coffee" at 10c lb with 3000 miles of R R freight from the roaster ;v don't. Your itroceri'eturni your moner If you don't ilka Sctilllinsr'i Beits we par hln. A convention is .to bo hold next weok at Denver to nominate a vice preslddnt on tho Democratic ticket. Over Tlilrty.flvo years. In 1S72 thoro was a groat deal of diarrhoea, dysontory and cholera In fantum It was at this tlmo that Chamberlain's colic, Cholera and Dl- urroliea Remedy was first brought In to use. It proved more successful tnan any otnor romedy or troatment, and hn3 for thirty-five years main tained that record. From a small beginning Its snlo and uso has ex tended to every part of tho United State and to many foreign countries. .Nino druggists out of ton will rec ommend it whon their opinion Is asked, although they havo othr medicines that pay thorn a greater profit. It can always bo depended upon, oven In tho most severe and dangerous cnsei. For sale by Dr. Stono's drug store. O ; What's the use of nn election. Somo of the papers have settled It already. The Ncmv Remedy That Does. "Dr. King's New Discovery is tho remedy that does the healing other? promise but tan to perform," says Mr. E. R. Plerson, of Auburn Centre, Pa., It!a Qiirlng mo of throat anl lung trouble of long standing, thp.l other treatments relieved only tempo rarily, New Discovery is doing me so .much .good that I feol confident Itsjcontlnued use for a reasonab'e length oftIno will restore me to perfect health." This renowned cough nnd cold remedy and throat and luughegler Is sold at J. C. Per ry's drug store 50c and $1,00, Trial bottle free. o Don't Judge a man by his clothes. At best v Rwars but a cotton roll Jest for wrappln' up a soul. lWWMWWtmiMWmMtWMMWWWMt WANT ADS-QUICK iiwiwwwwwwimtwwiWfcWiw FOR SALE i or suie a good gontto driving liorso. Enquire 256 N. 12th St. 6-27-3t For Sale Good, almost now hay baler. Can bo seon at Capital Soap Works, 1230 Ferry streot. Will vory cheap. , Q-18-imo, Automobile For Sale First class, 35-horao power, 5 passengor Stod-dard-Dayton touring car for salo cheap. Owner will guarantee car. Enquire at Journal office. For Sale Flrst-clasa carpet paper at this office, 26c for a big roll. Farm and City Property Our lists of doslrablo propertloa 1b too large to specialize. Yorez Bros. Co., 373 State street. tf. For Sale Now 6-room houso on Market and Thirteenth . All con vonloncos. Will soil cheap. Ad dross C. H., Journal office. tt" -. For Sale Ono model E Ramblor runabout. Warranted first class condition. Seo Wilson & Mtwirer C-18-lmo For Sale A first class cow for Balo cheap. Phbno Farmers 24X For Snl A 'quantity of 3-lnch sec ond-hand Btcol pipe. Call 1508 E. Stato St., W. Lebold. C-23-t For Snlc Cherries at lc por pound buyer to pick same. H. W. Sav age, Garden Road. 0-29-lt For Salt Flno Jeraoy bull vory rea sonable. Inqulro of J. A. Vaughn, Jefferson. 6-2 9-1 w For Sale Ono horso, weight bo twoon 1300 and 1100. Good truo horso; sound In every way. Can bo. soon nt Farmers Food Shod, back of Salem hotel on Friday anl Saturday. 7-2-2t. For Sale Young shophord dog. Well bred and well broke. A. O.Achlllos, Rt. 8. Salem. Or. 7-213t FOR SALE. 18 85-100 Acres Located 1 mile from station, V. mllo to school. Plnco is all under cultivation, ex cept 10 acres in pasture All fenced nnd no wasto land on plnco. Throo aero orchard consisting of apples, chorrlos, prunos nnd wnlnuts. Plenty of tlmbor for fuel. Spring water In ovory flold. A good 6 room houso, hot and cold wator, bath, toilet and lavatory; good barn, grnnory, cnrrlago and shed nnd chicken houso. Prlco $4050. Will trndo for Salem rosldonco property not to oxcoed $1500. 8 Acres Located 2 miles from cen ter of Salem. Throo ncros under cultivation, all rest of fruit, such as apulcs, pears, chorrlos, quinces and English wnlnuts; 5 ncros in pasture, modern 2-story houso, 8 rooms, hard finished, soptlc tnnlc, wind mill and towor. Prlco $4000, eaBy terms, 48 Acres Locntod 2 mllos from town, nil under cultivation; a good 5-room house, barn and wagon shod. Woll wator at houso and al bo at barn; good young orchard, consisting of apples, ponrs, prunes, chosBles and small fruit, such, as blackborrlos, gooseberries, cur rants and strawberries. Prlco $3000. $300. SATiEM INVESTMENT CO. 132 Stnto Street. FOR SALE 830 House, 4 rooms, barn, 4 lots, wlro fence, bearing fruit trees, drove woll, wood water, near goof, school. Siioo House, 6 rooms, good woll water, 2 large lots, .-on -corner, close to school, bearing fruit trees. Don't overlook this snap, $1700 House, 7 rooms. 2 large lots. $1700, ' ' ""' "-" v 81800 House, 5 rooms, 1 ncra grouud. 82300 House, 7 rooms, barn, 2 largo lots, fenced all In, bearing fruit nnd garden. Going oast, havo to sacrJflce; $2300, worth $2800. Furms Wo havo a largo list of farms for sale somo of tho best In tho valley. IlECHTEL & SCHULZ 371 STATE ST. PHONE 152 LIVERY AND FEED STABLES Livery nnd Feed Stables Old Post office Stables, at 254 Ferry etreet, between Commercial and Front streets. Telephone 188. Some o rh ttnes? llvertea in tne city cuti be found here. Dick Westacott. proprietor. 10-l-lyr SASn AND DOOR FACTORIES Fraak it. Brows. Manufacturer of sash, doors, mouldings. All ki-ds of house finish and hard woe work. Fro at street, between It&te aai Court. Make all eomplalat at the oMm. MISCELLANEOUS Human Hnlr Only I will bo at J. A. Solwoods, 465 North Front street, for ono weok only. Call and bring your combings and have them put up first class or buy a now switch. Mrs. C. A. Spauldlng. 6-2 7-3 1 Lost A black silk Jacket on Hl&h and Liberty streets. Finder will pleasd return to Journal office. 6-29-3t House for. Rent On Court streot. Enquire 1137 Court St. H. Pohle. 7-2-3t Salem Cash Market I buy for cash and soil for cash. Cold -storage and all klndB of meats kept. Give mo a trial at 173 Commercial St. P. W. Royolts, Prop. 6-29-tf. For ' Rcnt--Housekeeping rdftms. 223 Ji South Commercial Streot. 6-27-3t Loulon Noodlo House Ferry street, near High. G-5-lmo. Togo Noodlo House First class placo to get bowl noodles. Froah and well served 10c. 439 Forry street. 6-B-lmo nelp Furnished Free of Charge By Salem Employmont Company, 478 State stroet, phono No. 149. Par ties wanting help ploaso call at offlco or phono ua. Also havo cows for salo. .Concrete Work Get my prices on sidewalks, curbs, soptlc tanks and cement work of any kind. All work guaranteed flrst-clase. M Ward, 2378 Maplo Ave, Highland. Phono 1509. July24-tf Vogec Lumber and Fuel Co. Lum ber .shingles, building material, wood and coal. Low prices and prompt dcltvorlAS. One block east of 0. P. passenger dopot. Phono 198. 7-2-tf Dutto & Wenderotli Fine wines, liquors and cigar. We handle tho eolobrated Kollog gand Castle whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer constantly oi draught. South Commercial stroet 9-8-lyr Enlarged -Our moat market on Ewt Stato streot has boon doublod In slzo and wo aro bottor propared than ovor to serve oustomors. Prompt sorvlco and tho best of moats our motto. Call or phone 199. B. E. Edwardi Moat Co. nUTTERNCT BREAD. It la worth more than any other 'read yet the prlco is no higher for sal at your grocors'. CALIFORNIA BAKERY, Thonma & Cooloy, Props. PLTOIDERS Tuco. M. liarr Plumbing, hot watr and steam heating and tinning. 164 Commercial strewt. Phon Main 192. 9-1-lyr M. J. Petrel Plumbing, steam ano gas fitting. Successor to Knox A Murphy, 226 Commercial street Prone Mala 17. LODGES. Jarpcnteru Onion No. 1005 Loc Union. No. 1065 of Cnrpontora and Jolrora of Amorlca moot ever Saturday ovenlng at 8:00 p. m, Is Hearst ball, 420 State St. A. W Dennis, Reo. Seo. Foresters of America Court Sher wood Foresters, No. 19. Meeti Saturday night In Holman hall, Stato streot Waldo Miller, O. R.: J. O. Perry, financial socretary. Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P. Castle Hall In Holman block, cor ner State nnd Liberty street Tuesday of each wee- at 7:30 9 m. Oscar Johnson, G. 0.; E. H Anderson, K. of R. and S. Modern Woodmen of America Or gon Cedar Camp No. 5246. Meeti every Thursday evening at o'clock in Holman hall. W. W Hill, V. O.j F. A. Turner, clerk .Voodmcn of World Meet every Tr day night at 7:30, In Holman hal. O. L Darling, C. 0,; P. L. Fras Ir, Clerk. Lincoln Annuity Union. -Sick, accl dent and pension Insurance; $2, 000,000 pledgrd; every claim pstrf Good agent wanted, J. H. C Mongomery, supreme organizer Box432 Salem, Oregon, R. R Ryan, secretary, 648 State trr DRAYMEN. Cummins jJros.' Transfer Company- All kinds of transfer work done Furniture and pianos boxed read; for shipment. Prompt service Ii our motto. Stand and office at 268 South Commercial street Phone 210. Residence Phone 988 ;.,.,' OA.MI'OXIXJL. m M Ym Hm Always B)f Barit& 3!guta .' RfTURNS WANTED taiucu Man and wlfo, without family, to work on ranbh. Ad dress "D. C.,' caro Journal office C-25-lw Wanted nt Once From $100 to $500, the best of collateral secur ity to offer. Address G Jf) Joqr- " nal office. 6-.ll-tC "'ii" ' '' i i ' ' I Wanted At Salem hospital a woma as cook. Good wages; Apply I person. . -29-tf. Wanted Forty berry plckofd. For Information call at YogQt Lumber & Fuel Co. ' C-30-3f '" ' ill if., i i i mi Wafcted At onco 30 women at th Mutual Canning company. 6-30-t Wanted Pantry glri at tho Wlllara otto hotel. 7H-3t. 111 i ' ' ' i , in Wanted Flno opening for bright young man, with small capital and Bomo knowlodgo of fnrm land, la established real ostato offlco, la Salem. Address Main ofilco, 411 Commonwealth Dldg., Portland, Oregon. 7-2-lwk HII-MMH-M m I UMM Woodchoppers Wanted To out 105 cordB wood fir and ash. Apply to A. O. Achilles, ono-half mils west Koysor school houso. 7-2-3t m REAL ESTATE FOR SALS Something Worth Investigating r 00 ACRES 5 Miles from Sulcm 40 acres' cloarod, 8 acres fruit, G room houso, good barn, spring water In houso nnd bnrn. All goad fruit land. Only $3,300. 30 ACRES B Miles from Salem .7 room houso, barn 40x60, family or chard, stock and lmplomonts In- eluded. Price $3500. Wo have Improvod and unim proved city proporty for sale. If you can not pay cash buy a city lot on the Installment plan Salem City proporty a good In vestment. Look ovor our llt of Farm proporty. OLMSTED LAND CO. Snlcm Drench Ycrcx Bros. Ce. 373 STATE STREET. nOTELB AND RESTAURANTM. Minmn in 1 it 1 n 111 n The t White House Restaurant t For Regular 1 25c Dinner at 20c J They can't bo bent McGilclirist & Son Proprietor. IIIIMI IMIIHI MltniHl iMemmumMimmi 839 COURT BTR -T. Call and try UfcHn. .MmU 16c. Doard per vreek $2.76, also furnlihed luomi very roaionable. AT TOT Salem Restaurant MEALS 15c i MM WtSWiWtMIHl i HOTEL OREGON ! Cor Seventh and Stark St. Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rates $ I per day and up. European plan. Free Bus. WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO. Proprietors I iimiiiiiiHiiii i mm I- f The Leonard!; wmmmmmmmmmmm ., . First class rooming and board ; ; Ing house. A. Clark, proprle- i; tor. Phono 971, '.'- 254 Front St. Salem, Or. i iii n 11 iiuiiiiimmiii- CHICHESTER'SPILLSj MIL la Ktd ftoJ Uold .leulitAV tarn, ! witti itlua KltUis. J YUM boefra u Vttt. MM. Alr kdtoMB SOLD BY Ott'itflSTS EVERYMtb j1e!1s Aw m
