Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 10, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text, srj" rymf"t "wtFp$lRFT7,?QP DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1008 7 " - r ALL PORTENDS FOR THE The meeting of the Cherry Fair committee last evening was carried out with a snaP nd v,6or that augurs well for the succos? of the great event that 19 to take placo next week. There will be something doing every minute of each day dur ing tho carnival. A big dol6gatlon from Portland is coming down on a special train next Saturday and tho visitors will be royally ente'rtalne'd by the people of Salem. Tho sub scription commlttco is out to day, and will raise $300 additional money for the reception of tho guests and for other features' made possible by tho postponement of the Cherry Fair. Tho Chorry Fair committee will serid threo or four hundred pounds of Royal Anno cherries to Portland next Tuesday to bo prosontcd to tho Portland delegation at dinner at tho Commercial club. The Salem Military band will fur nl'h music throughout the threo days of tho carnival. Tho sum of $100 has been set aside for music. Tho band will bo paid $150 for tho threo days provided sufllclcnt re ceipts aro taken In at tho carnival at tractions by tho commltteo; If not the band boys aro willing to tako le33. A ton-pleco band will play In tho daytime, and at night this will bo Increasod to 15. Threo ladles from tho floral com mittee wore pfosont. Tho ladies of tho committee will appoint tho Judges of tho floral exhibit. Chnlrmnri Pow ers of tho Chorry Fair commltteo told ho ladles thnt about n ton of shorter dalslea from tho Oregon Nursory Co. was at tholr disposal. Tho floral exhibits will bo placed In tho snmo pavilion with tho chorry ex hibit, which will bo nn onclosuro 17C feet long by 24 foot wldo. It will bo constructed on tho west sldo of tho court houso Insldo tho curb, on tho court house lawn nnd stdownlk. On Saturday tho Portland dologatos will arrive on n special train and will spend all of the day and part of tho evening In Salem. An olaborato pro gram for tho ontortalnmont of tho guests Is bolng nrrnnged, nnd It will probably Include nn automobllo rldo through tho chorry nnd pruno dls tr'cts, and a lunch for tho visitors In tho city. Tho commlttco will bogln at once to collect money for tho ro coptlon of tho guests. Tho chorry fair commlttoo has collected more than $800, and It Is ojtlmatod that about $300 moro will bo needod. Col. E. Hofor suggested that a col lection bo taken up from tho mom bors presont, and started tho ball roll ing by subscribing $5.00. Barr's Jow olry store and Patton'iTbook Btoro fol lowed with a subscription of $5,00 each. A commlttoo consisting of J. R Shepherd, W. II. Burkhnrd, R. P. Houston, Coolco Putton, II. S. Cille, Harry Whlto, Frank Hughes and Frank Douglas, will visit all tho busl nc s men In town today and every one n ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. AVcgelablePrepsratlon&rAs. o. 3awi5flu.ihu.iiua ' Promotes D!geslionfofU ncssandRestjContalnsndifcr Opium.Morphlne nonMiaeraU NOT NARCOTIC. Ma UmpknSctd" Jbattttd Urn See J llutayrmtinv. BT.s y fu ASS- Aperfect Remedy for Coitsfip, SSzlt uon . sour aroraacu.uianwjM Worms.CoirulsKms.revcrisir ncssaulLoss or Sleep. FacSindk Signatwe of j I tnz 30'W SSK &U !C NEW YOIJFu1 ra. fk "" . Guanuteed untbr ttel Exact Copy ot MVnppte, iiV i m. SUCCESS CHERRY FAIR Is expected to contribute at least $5.00. Managor Page, of the Portland Railway, Light & Power Co., has of fered to run the 3000 feet of electric strenmors evory night of tho fair, and also tho lights In the big pavilion for $40. It was carried that Mr. Page bo Instructed to burn the lights during tho carnival. For those who have cherries to bo packed at present, free cold storage Is Offered; also free cartons will be furnished by the commltteo. H. S. Olio will give free instruction to those desiring to pack their own cherries. A prize of $5.00 will bo offorod for tho best sustained character in tho comic parado Saturday night, and an other prlzo of $5.00 wilt be given for tho best decorated vehicle In tho pa rade on Thursday. I Harry Albort was appointed a com mittee of one to have an ofllclal pro grnm printed, It Is expected that tho advertisements on the folders will pay for tho printing of It. Tho various commlttoes will meot togothor at 8:30 o'clock Saturday night at tho Board of Trade rooms when final arrangements for tho greut ovent aro expected to bo completed. Tho following aro tho committees for tho Chorry Fair: Cherry Fair Committees. Mardl Oras Cooko Patton, R. B. Houston, C. A. Kurtz. Booths and Decorations H. W. Moyora, Dave Yantls, F. Douglas, II. D. Patton. Sports C. M. Bishop. Music and Advertslng H. W. Meyers, F. W jPowors. Parade Hermann Bnrr, II. C. Ep ley, W. II. Burkhardt, R. B. Houston, C. M. Bishop, D. Yantls. Floats W. H. Burkardt, H. C. Eplcy, R. B. Houston, C. M. BlBhop, D. Ynntts, Herman Bnrr. Speaker's Progrnm C. A. Park, II. S. Gilo. Judges C. A. Park. Concessions Max O. Buren, Aug IIuckciiBteln, C. II. Hinges. Chorry Ball Chauncoy Bishop. Subscriptions II, S. Olio, C. A. Park, F. W. Power, Cooko Patton, R. B. HottHton, C. M. Bishop, Judge I. N. Maxwoll, Jno. H. Scott, W. H. Burkhardt, J. R. Shopard, F. A. Douglas, Frank Hughes, II. Whlto. Qonoral program F. W. Power, A. F. Hofor, II. D. Patton. Erecting pavilion, J. II. Scott, C. A. Park. Exhibits C. A. Park, C. V. Gul loway, Chns. Roth, J., R. Shopard, E. C. Armstrong, F. J; L'afky. Streets Lights II. W. Moyors, F. W. Powor. Portland Day C. A. Park, J. R. Shepard, II. S. Gilo. Advertising Portland Day F. W. Power, Wm McMurray Reception J II. Albert, J. II. I Scott, F. G. Decknbaugu, H. B. Th'.olsen, Barr G. Lee. Ofllclal program Hary Albert. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. MHMkMHaMMMMMNMMMMHMIMMHHl The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Jb W V 'B r Jc a X 111 I Jl TOPARENTS OF PALE GIRLS How tho Tonic Treatment Helps to Insure Healthful Womanheod: What anaemt is, how to recognize it and tho value of tho tonic treat ment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills should bo known by the mother of every growing girl. Anaemia Is stmply lack of blood. . It Is one of tho most common and dangerous diseases with which grow ing girls suffer. It Is common because tho blood so often becomes Impoverished dur ing development, whotu girls aro too frequently allowed to .over-study, overwork and suffer from lack of exercise. It Is dangerous because Of the stealthlness of its approach, often being well developed beforo Its presenco Is recognized, and because of its tendoncy to grow so steadily worso, if not promptly checked, that It may run Into consumption. Tho Bucce3s' of the tonic troatmont Is woll Illustrated In tho caso of Mrs. John McClelland ,of 296 Thlrty olghth Btreet, P"ltt3burg, Pa., who says: "After suffering n year with anae mia and getting no relict I tried Di. Williams' Pink Pills and was cured. I was weak, had no color and my blood was thin and watery. I had no appotlto and food distressed mo for I was a constant sufferer from In digestion. There wcro dull, nchlng pains across tho small of my back and I bad occasional headaches and sovore pains In tho back of the neck. On going up stairs I would got short of breath and would feel weak In the knco3. My foot and legs were sore to tho touch and swollen so that I- could nojt put on my shoos. "Tho doctors said I had anemtn but did not help mo and I decided to tnko Dr. Williams' Pink Pills which I had read about In tho papors I noticed an" Improvement' nffer tnicr ing a few boxes and so kept on wl'.h thoni Until curod. I am In tic beat of health now and fcol thnt I owo It to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." Send today for a copy of our "Di seases of tho Blood." It gives fur ther Information about anaemia and Is free upon request. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills nro for salo by all drug gists, or will bo sont, postpaid, upon receipt of price, 50 cents por bex: six boxes for $2.50, by tho Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Scho noctady, N. Y. o Opened Law Ofllce. John II. Scott, who has just vacated tho oil! co of county Judge, has opou- (od a law ofllco In tho Murphy block. In tho samo rooms with L. H. Mc Mahnn. Ho hopes to hnve a perma nent ofllco by fall. : ;, , MUST RELIEVE IT When Well-Kiiown Salem People Tell It So Plainly. When public endorsement Is made by u roprosentatlvo citizen of Salem tho proof Is positive. You must be lieve It. Read this testimony. Evory backache Bufforer, overy mnn, worn nn or child with any kidney troub'n will And profit in tho rending. Jacob B. McCoy, rotlrod, living on Cnpltal St., bnyond Mill creek, Sa ilom, Or., says: "There has boon no ' reason for mo to chango my good Innlnlnn nt rinnn'a Tflilnnv Pllla vlll(1l I expressed through our paperB throo years ago. I procurod tho remedy at Dr. Stono3 drug atoro nt that tlmo and rocelvod tho mbst gratifying re sults from tholr uso, I was rellovod of kldaoy complaint of Bevoral yenr3' tnndlng. Tho principal symptoms wore In conneotlon with tho kidney socretlons and any strain or over exertion often caused hemorrhages of tho kldn'eya. Nothing I had found In tho way of medicine gave mo nny satisfactory rollof until I got poan'j Kidney Pills. They gave prompt and Instlng boneflt. I have recommended them ever slnco than when oocailon hn nrlson. j For sale by all dealers. rlco CO 'cents. Postar-Mllburn Co., "Huffalo, Now York, olo agents for tu Uni ted Statoi. Remobar tho numo Doan's and take no othor. About five public men out of ten havo no uie for a nowspapor but for self-advertising. No causo Is bigger jthan their pononnllty. None U half so big In tboir own estimation. Help for Those Who Hnvo Stomach Trouble. Aftor doctoring for about 12 years for a bad stomach trouble, and spending nearly five hundred dollan for mediclno and doctor's fees, I pur chased my wife one box of Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, which did her so much good that she continued to use them and they have done her more good than all of the medicine I bought before. Samuel Boyer. Folsom. Iowa. This J medicine Is for sale by Dr. Stone's drug store. Samples free. IjmiWIWMiilWiliWiWtmf WANT ADS-QUICK witmiiwwMtiwmmwMMiitiiw FOR SALE' For Sale Good, almost now hay baler. Can bo soon at Capital Soap Works, 1230 Ferry street. Will very cheap. 618-imo Automobile For Sale First olass, 35-horae power, 5 passenger ,Stod-dard-Dayton touring car for salo cheap. Owner will guarantee car. Enquire at Journal ofllco. For SalerFlrst-clasa carpet paper at this office, 25c for a big roll. For Sale Now 6-room houso on Market and Thirteenth . All con veniences. Will soil cheap. Ad dress C. H., Journal office. tt For Sale One modol E Rambler runabout. Wnrrantod first class condition. Sco Wilson & Maurer. 6-18-lmo For Sale Tent, 12x14, 5-foot wall. F. A. Sutton, Rt. No. 4, Phono Farmers 03. 7-8-3t For Sale All household goods, In cluding new Burdetto organ nnl Royal range. Moving away. Call 560 S. Liberty St. 7-8-3f For Sale One second-hnnd blndor, 1 now Chathnm fanning mill with socker; 3 strictly high grado Jor soy heifers from best herd In Polk county, 5 and 6 por cent cows. A snap for you. All must bo sold now as I leavo tho farm soon. W. B. Duncan, Salem, care Stago. Phono Farmers 21. 7-8-lt-wkly3t. FOR SALE. 18 nS-100 Acres Locntod 1 mile from station, nillo to school. Placo Is all under cultivation, ex cept 10 ncres in pasture All fenced nnd ho wasto land on placo. Threo aero orchard consisting of apples, cherries,- p,runos",nnd walnuts. Plenty of tlmbor for fuel. Spring water In every field. A good 6- room houso, hot nnd cold wntor. bath, touot anu lavatory; good barn, grnnery, carrlago and shed and chicken houso. Prlco J40C0. Will trado for Salem restdonco property not to exceed $1500. 8 Acres Located 2 miles from con tor of Salem. Throo acres under cultivation, nil rest of fruit, such as apples, pears, chorrlcs, quinces nnd English walnuts; 5 ncres In pasture, modern 2-story house, 8 rooms, hard finished, soptlc tank, wind mill nnd towor. Prlco $4?00, easy torms. 18 Acres Located 2 miles from town, all undor cultivation; a good G-room houso, barn and wngon shed. Woll wntor nt houso and al so at barn; good young orchard, consisting of apples, penrs, prunes, chossles and small fruit, such as blackberries, gooseberries, cur rants and strawborrlos. Price $3000. $300. SALEM INVESTMENT CO. 12 Statu Street. FOR SALE Wo offer you for a few days onlv. House, S rooms, 2 story, with nlco porches, lnwn, flowers, different variety of bearing fruit trees, bor rlos, flno gardon, good barn and chicken houso nnd park, on a good cornor for only 12100; well worth $2500, Houso, 5 rooms, 3 lots, $1150; barn, flno garden, cIobo In, novor been offorod for less than $1400, going to loavo city, will sacrlflco. You will havo to act quick. $850 houso, 5 rooms, 1 aero land, barn, drovo wall and good water, closo to Hchool. $1030 SNAP. Just think of It; houso, G rooms, 2 largo lots, on a corner, barn, bear ing fruit troes, cloio In, good nolghborhood. $1050, it takpn soon. $2230. .Will buy house, 9 rooms, barn, 91 ft. front, on Stato atroot, good comont walks, lawn and flowers, Vj cash, balance on time. Tho above are real snaps; for par ticulars call on Dochtel & Scluih. !71 Stato St. Phone 132 JSVANTKI) Wanted At once, 12 cherry pickers. Work for 10 days. Enquire E. Prosnall, phono 1140. 7-S-3t. Wanted at Ouct From $100 to I $500, tho host of collateral eecur ' Ity to ofTer. Address G 10, Jour ! nal ofllce. C-ll-tf Wiiu ted- A man to drive team; must bo experienced driver or don't ap ply; also good driving horso for sale. Phono 1419 or call at 19th and State, 7-7-3 1 Wnntrl Two or throo cherry pick er. Orchard two and one-half mlloa west of Salem. A. W. Pros cott, 541 Mill St. 7-8-3 1. r-: Boys "WaHted Four or five boys with ponies to deliver circulars In the country, Enquire at Farmera' Fee Barn oa High St. 7-8-3t Wanted Man and wife, without family, to work on ranch. Ad dress "B. C," caro Journal ofllco 7-9-lw MISCELLANEOUS Wengcr & Cherrlngton Pianos and Organs sold on easy terms; tola phone 1187; 247 ' Commercial Street, Sal cm, Oregon. tt Salem Cash Market I buy for caBh and all kinds of meats kept. My phono, 370; 173 Commercial St. P. W. Reyelts, Prop. 6-29-tf. Ladles Looking For a bargain In good polishing powder calf on Mrs. C. Maddux at tho Wilson Lodging Houso right away, this week. 7-7-1 w Help Furnished Free of Chaffjre Br !'-,. . , . -. .-n aaiom iumpioymont company, State stroet, phono No. 149. Par ties wanting holp please call at ofllce or phono us. Also have cows for sale. Concrete Work Get my prices on aldowalks, curbB, septic tanks and comont work of any kind. All work guarantood first-class. M Ward, 2378 Maplo Ave., Highland. Phono 1509. . July24-tf Vogct Lambcr and Facl Co. Lum ber .shingles', building material, wood and coal. Low" prices And prompt deliveries. One block east of S. P. passenger dopot Phone 108. 7-2-tf Bfitto & Wcaderoth Fine wines, liquors and cigar. We handle the celebrated Kollog gand Castle whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer constantly oi draught. South Commercial street. 9-3-lyr Enlarged Our moat markot on Etwt Stato street has b$on doubled In slzec and wearebetter; prepared than ovor tov serybusoner. Prompt "sorvlco and tho best of moats our motto. Call or phone 199. R. E. Edwardi Meat Co. Slniond Londtcn tho boatman. Launches nnd r kinds of boats for rout. Excursionists takon to any part of tho bay. Will moot trains at anv tlmo at Yaqulna on request. Ratos rcasonablo. Now port, Oro. BUTTERNUT BREAD. It Is worth more than any other iread yet tho price 1? no higher '"or sal at your grocers'. CALIFORNIA BAKERY, ThomAM A Cooloy, Props. LODGES. "Jarictcrs CiTbSnrJoVlOoS -Loca Union No. 1065 of Carpenters anrf Jolrors of America meet ever Saturday ovoning at 8:00 p. m. Is Hoarot hall, 420 State St. A. W Donnts, Reo. Seo. Foresters of AincrlcA Court Sher wood Foresters, No. 19. Meeti Saturday night in Holman ball, Stato stroet Waldo Mlllor, O. R.: J. O. Perry, financial secretary. Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of P. Castle Hall In Holman block, cor nor State and Liberty street! Tuesday of each week at 7:80 m, Oacar Johnson, G. 0.; E. H Anderson, K, of R. and S. Modern Woodmen of America Or gou Cedar Camp No. 5246. Meet overy Thursday evening at o'clock In Holman hall. W. W Hill, V. 0.; F. A Turner, clerk .Voodmen of World Meet every Fr day night at 7:30, In Holman hal! O. L. Darling, C. 0.; P. L. Fras ir, Clerk. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, aeel dent and pension Insurance; $2, 000,000 pledg-d; every claim pal Good agouti wanted. J. H. C Mongomery, supremo organiser 10x432 Salem, Oregon. R. R Ryan, secretary, G4rt Rtate ttr BASH iad jMtm VAcrpnvm Frank 31. Brown. Manufacturer nf sash, doors, mouldings. All klndi of houso finish and hard wood work. Front streot, between Stati and Court. MaVe all complaint at th ofllce. PLUMBERS hco. M. iiurr i'lumoins, not wnm and steam heating and tinnlni 164 Comraeretal strwdt. Pbori MalD 192. 9-1-lyr M. J. Pctzel Plumbing, steam nno gas fitting. Succensor to Knox A Murphy, 226 Commercial street Prone Mala 17. DRAYSIEN. CuhiihIha I5run.' Transfer CMMpHy All kinds of transrer work done Furniture asd pianos boxed read; for sMpajwrt. Prsssyt wrvUe Is ear wette. Bund aa4 oe at 2ES South Coamereia! otret PaeM 3 It. Rl4eie Pkae 8 RETURNS REAL ESTATE FOR BALK " r Something Worth Investigating 06 ACRES S Miles from Salem 40 acr - cleared,' 8 acres fruit, 5 room houso, good barn, spring water in houso and barn. All good fruit land. Only $3,300. SO ACRES O Miles from Salem 7 room house, barn 40x60, family or chard, stock and Implements In cluded. Prlco $3500. Wo have Improvod and unim proved city proporty for sale. It you can not pay cash buy a city lot on tho Installment plan, Salem City proporty a good In vestment. Look over our list of Farm" property. OLMSTED LAND CO. Salem Branch Yerox 'Brofl. 0. 078 STATE STREET. LIVERV AND FEED STABLES Livery and Food Stables Old Post ofllco Rtablos, at 254 Ferry street, between Commercial and Promt street. Telephone 188. Some of the finest liveries in tne city earn be found here. Dick Weatacott, proprietor. iO-i-lyr FOR RENT For Rent Nlcoly furnished room centrally located with all convea lonco3 tor ono or two gontlomea. Call at 477 Contor St., qr phono "ID'401' '" V 6-Rf HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. , II I i II II II 1 I I HI M IUI1 The White House Restaurant For a Regalar J 25c Dinner at 20c I They can't bo beat McGilchrist & Son j- waaawaaf t 1 1 1 m ii 1 1! 1 1 1 ii nn in ii kAAAfJ ; S80 COURT BTREVT. ; Call and try tka. Mtala . 16c. Board per week 11.7ft ! also furnished rooms vary X ! reasonable. AT Tnn Salem Restaurant MEALS 15c I W9mmmwm9mi9msi9iiM99m HOTEL OREGON I Oor Seventh and Stark SU. 5 Pnrl l,i n i Now nnd Mndorn I Hotel. Rates $ I per day and nn Furnrvonn hl.in Frpn Hn?. Z i WKIGIIMHGKINSON HOTEL CO. ! Proprietors f agettaaaaataan nit iimim-Hii nmnt- i The Leonard I I' irl Ciasfl rooming anu uuaru- . . . ;; Irig houso. A. Clark, proprlo- ;; I! tor, Phono 971. ', '' 254 Front St. Salem, Or. '' Huie Wing Sang Co II1G STOCK OF GOODS Wo mako up all kinds of wrnppora and whlto underwear, waists uud klmonas and skirt; nil kinds of gentlomon'H nud ladles' furulftliing Koeiii: all kinds of silks and drosi goods; hoho, suits, punts, ovcrulb, blankots, nockwoar, matting, china waro, iruuks, embroidery and law, etc. OUR STORE I1EST Goods now at very low price bis; sale. am N. CoHiiHert'JMl St. SmIoih, Or.