Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 20, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text( WKcc wiTnren t MERRY END OF CHERRY FAIR The third annual Cherry Fair Is now a matter of past history a proud and Important bit of. history it Is. Salem has once more sus tained her reputation as the Cherry City of the world, and every citizen within her borders ha3 reason to feci Justly proud. The 1908 fair was a success from start to finish. More cherries and better ones wero shown than ever before. More time, money and labor woro spent upon the celebra tion than in any previous yoar, and nevor before have the results bo Justified the" work of preparing, for Salem's great annual event extra ordinary. ' The last day of the fair surpassed both the other days in tho number of people and in enthusiasm. All day tho streets wero crowded with visitors to tho Chorry City, and from early morning until midnight the cherry pavilion was thronged with admiring spectators, among whom wero numbered horticultural ists of national reputation from every section of the country. Every authority, no matter whero ho hailed from, was of tho samo opinion; that Salem Is without a rival in the chorry .producing world, and that such an exhibition of tho luclous fruit as was displayed horo during tho thrco days of last week would bo an utter Impossibility In any city outside tho Wlllnmotto valley. Nor should tho sldo Usuos in the great celebration bo forgotten. It was tho Idea of tho commlttco from the first that tho Talr this year should be lacking In nothing which would tend to enliven tho lntorost of tho visitors and of tho Salem peo ple also, nnd furnish wholesomo nmusoment for them during every minute of tho regln of King Blng. To that end there was added to tlw 1908 fnlr one of tho bo3t carnivals ithnt has over been hold In tho Chev ry City. Besides going to tho ox penso of engaging a professional carnival company, tho amusement committee worked night and day for threo weeks proparlng tho local mlrth-produclng features of tho carnival. That they woro success ful to a dogrco far exceeding the genoral expectation, Is tho verdict of everyone. Tho comic parado of Saturday ov onlng reflects grcnt credit upon Cook Patton and his faithful co-workers. It was without oxcoptlon tho best thing of Its kind that tho sight seers at a local celebration have yet witnessed. Thero Is no nced to describe In detail tho final parado of tho car nhnl. Evory foaturo was a gem, and waB enjoyed to. tho utmost by, the "Jiousand that lined tho Btree'ts. The Chlnoso with their tliroo float carried off tho prize offorod by tho commltteo for tho best attraction In the procession. Tho Japanese wero cloio Eeconds, and It Is only to bo regretted that n dozen irioro prizes ciii'd not have boon glvon for tho fir,ir; "4ffJ Ai to IF Kt 3 ALCOHOL 3 PEK GENT AYcgelaftepftrallonlflrAj slrailaitogiiKFtodMdlWuai ling lite Stoaadtt wiDow-kcf ProrootesDigesHonWfrfy- ncss awl HM.contaLoi vem Opium .Morphine norMBcraL 1 - .. AcHbUlx-Mrs- Aperfect Remedy for Courts- uon . aour awHKnaj wiw" Wors,ColsttsJCKri ncss andLoss OF SLEEP. lacS'mae Sijaawt of j NEW YOHK. , GuanuttwtuMtrl Exact Copy ot Wnyftr. pvyvjnjiU.j;a:J DAILY numerous features of the big pa rade. v The Cherry Fair closed with tho Mardl Gras, and merriment rolgned until ntldnight. The multitudes left feeling that tho 1908 fair wna an event which they could by no means have afforded to miss, and wishing God' speed to tho Cheiry City of the world, and success to tho cele bration In 1909. Over Thirty-five Year. In 1872 there was a great deal of diarrhoea, dysentery and cholera In fantum It was at this time that Chamberlain's colic, Cholera and Dl arrohea Remedy was first brought In to use. It proved more successful than any other remedy or treatment, and has for thirty-five years main tained that record. From a small beginning Its salo and use lias ex tended to overy part of the United Stato and to many foreign countries. Nino druggists out of ton will rec ommend It when their opinion Is asked, although they have othr medicines tnat pay them a greator profit. It can always bo depended upon, even in the most sovore and dangorous cases. For sato by Dr. Stone's drug store. i ti The British battleship Dovasta tlon, which was built at a coat of $2,150,000, was sold the other day for $105,000. Building battleships Is much llko the. milliner business, changing fashions keops It lively. ti TEA We want your goodwill and your money; not one cent without that good will. Your eroctr returm your money U yon don't tikt Scbllllnif'i Beit: we par bim. In opening tho Chicago national convention Chairman Dunoughs Socretnry Wilson's crop sta tistics to prove how good tho Ro publlcnn party had been to farmers and gavo Wilson no credit whntovor; a rank Injustice to a worthy man I It Cnn't Do Dent. Tho best of tenchers Is experience. C. M. Hardon, of Sllvor City. Nor.h Carollnn, say: "I find Electric Bit tors doos nil that's claimed for it. For Stomnch, Liver and Kidney troublos it can't bo beat. I havo trlod It and find It a most excollont modi clno." Mr. Harden Is right; It's tho best of nil modlcllnes also for weak ness, In mo back, and all run down conditions. Best too tor chills nnd mnlnrla. Sold under guarantoo nv J. C. Perry's drug storo. 50c. Thero la a deal of discussion of pure milk "In largo cities. Visitors thoro- soo but llttlo cauao for tho dis cussion; moit of tho milk they get will not support nUen bnctorla Ion;; euo',h to do ' "iv harm. , . A Contented Woman, Js alwaj-3 found In 4ho samoJiougo with Ballard's Siiow LJnlmont. It keeps every member of tho family free from aches and pains, it heals cuts, burns and scalds and cures rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago and all muscular soreness and stiffness. 25c, 50c and $1.00 a bottlo. Sold by all dealers. GASTORIK For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA twi ttr.m tMMitr, anr vm wnr. Aw t M Al CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 20, 1008 COMMON SENSE . . i most ielligent people to see eely jlneso nown composition. There Dr. Pierce's medicines, the Is th Ich print every ingredient entering hem upon tho bottle wrap pcrs and at are dally j Dosltlon of its correctness under oato, Ing in favor. The com Pierce's medicines is open to flVPrvtwIvVnr. Porce bfttnif desirous nf having thf search light oj Invsjtjga; I fully upon nn formula, oeing fUC2& i actlvn from nv live foren roots, by exact processes original wlth'Dr. Pierce, and without tat) U2o of a drop of alcohol, trlplo-roflnod aad chomlcally pure glycorlno being used In1 stead In extracting and prc3orv!ng th curatlvo virtue residing in tho roots employed, theM medicines are entlroly free fromNthe objoctlon of doing harm by creating an appotlte for either air cohollo baverages or habit - forming drugs. Examine the formula on their bottle tnrappors tho same as sworn to by Dr. Pierce, and you will find that hit "Golden Medical Discovery," the great, blood-purtdor, stomach tonlo and bono! regulator tho medicine which, while not recommended to euro consumption In IU advanced atagos(no medicine will do that) yot doc$ cure all thoa catarrhal condi tions of hoad and throat, woak. stomach,, torpid liver and bronchial troubles, weak' lungs and hatig-on-coushs, which, if neg lected or badly treated load up to and Anally tormlnato In consumption. Take tho "Golden Medical Discovery' (n time and It Is not Ilkoly to disappoint Jou If only you give it a thorough and air trial (Don't expect miracles. It won't do supernatural things. You must exercise your patlencn nnd pcrsevero In Its U3Q for a reasonable length of time to got Its full bonoflts. Tho Ingrodlonts of which Dr. Plorco's medicines aro composed have tho unqualified endorsement of scores of medical loaders better than any amount of lay, or non-profcsslonal, testimonials. They aro not given away to be ex per merited with but are nld nv nil doalors medicines at reasonable r-coa. SALEM BOOSTER TALKED PAVING And Other Topics of Municipal Im portance. Col. Hofw of Snlem Addressed Commercial Club. I (Corvallls Times.) "Tho lncronso In tho vnluo of abutting property resultant from street paving Is doublo tho cost of tho paving," was tho statomont of Co. E. Hofor, premier of civic do volopmont In tho Wlllnmotto val ley, mndd boforo tho Corvallls Com- I mcrclnl club nt a numerously at tended mooting Tuesday ovenlng. Ho spoko from nctual observation in Salem, In which ho was a moving spirit. Ho Bald moro, to-wlt: Thnt tho actual sales of proporty nt the hlghor figures resultant from pav ing will In two yonrs pay for tho paving, and leavo In tho hands of owners tho unsold proporty with Its hlghor values. About 100 Corvallls clubmon heard tho address, and j woro much fnterestcd In tho state ments. About S3.2S por square yard Is tho acknowledged cost of paving. Salem first Innd 1,000 foot ' of paving, nnd nhuttlng property nt onco began Xo soar. Tho farmer coming to town took pains to drive over I Tho offocts waB so marked, that other, strotchos of atroets havo boon addled to tho pavod column, un t'l tho city is fast taking on tho lr of n metropolis. Col. Hofor's nddross was along tho lines of civic pride, and public Improvement. 'Ho plended for tho best posslblo school conditions, In sisting that It was a means of at tracting tho bolt population Ho ad vised Corvnlllsltos to vote right In the school election to tnko placo next month, In which tho quostlon of nddlng other high bcIioo! grades Is to bo doclded Tho address occa sioned much favorable comment, end unquestionably set many citi zens to thinking seriously along the lino of publ'c endeavor At tho meeting, provision was made for tho appointment of a com mltteo of threo to tako up the mat tor of securing tho erection of ad ditional dwelling houses In town. Tho porsonel o! the committee has not yet been announced by the pres ident of tne club. Poison Oak Poitonliig, Ballard's Snow Liniment cures U Mr. O. H. P. Cornelius, Tumor, Oro., writes My wife has discovered that Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oak Poisoning," a very painful troub'e. She not only cured a case of It on herself, but on two of her friends who were poisoned by thU same Ivy. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold by all dealers. Annual Sef..-.;,-,;, .....,! Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen nnd Degree of Honor. Portland, Ore., July 21-23. Th Southern Pacific Co. have authorize! a rate of ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE from Salem to Portland and return on the certificate plan. WM. M'MURRAY, J. M. SCOTT, G. P. A., S. P. Co. A. G. P. A., S. P, Co. 7-15-tf. Albany College Summer Bible School. Albany, Or., July 17-27, 190S. For the above occasion a rate of ONE AND ONE-THIRD PARE on tho certificate plan has been au thorized. WM. M'MURRAY, J, M, SCOTT, O. P. A., S. P. Co, A. G. P. A., 8. P. Co. 7-15-7t. WaiWMlMllMJWiWfHIW WANT ADS-QUICK wwwww FOn SALE For Snle Nice homo and barn1 close In with 15 acres of ground all Im proved, also fruits of all kinds nnd a fine crop of wheat. Inqutro of J. H. Smith. Phone 1390. For Sale Plana in good condition. Will sell cheap. Call 458 Mill Btreet. 7-15-lwk For Sale Good, almost now hay baler. Can bo seen at Capital Soap Works, 1230 Ferry atreot. Will very cheap. 6-18-lmo Automobile For Sale First class, 35-horse powor, 5 passenger Stod-dard-Dayton touring car for sal9 cheap. Owner will guarantee car. Enquire at Journal office. For Sflle Flratrclasa carpet paper at this offlco, 25c for a big roll. For Sale Now 6-room houso on Market and Thirteenth . All con veniences. Will sell choap. Ad dross C. II., Journal office. tf For Snle One model E Itamblor runabout. Warranted first class condition, Seo Wilson & Maurer . C-18-lmo FOIt SALE. Wo havo a client that wishes to pur clmso a resldonco not to exceed $2500, Must be centrally located. Wo offer for trade A well Im proved farm consisting of 25 ncros all under cultivation, no waste laied, 3 acres mixed orchard, plon ty of small fruit. Good G-room houso, 2 barns; closo to Salem. Will trado for Solent residence proporty not to exceed $2000. Wnntcil Loan of $700 for 2 yonrs oh Modern residence property. SALEM INVESTMENT CO. V.Kt Stato street. CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OI VEX THAT SEALED OFFERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE CITY OF SA LEM, OREGON, AT THE OFFICE OF THE UNDERSIGNED AT THE CITY HALL, UP TO 1 O'CLOCK 1. M., ON MONDAY, JULY 20, 1008, FOIt THE PURCHASE OF THE PROPERTY OWNED BY THE CITY AND KNOWN AS THE OLD "TIGER FIRE ENGINE HOUSE" ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF STATE STREET AND JUST WEST OF THE ALLEY BETWEEN COMMERCIAL AND FRONT STREETS. RIGHT RE SERVED TO REFUSE ANY OFFER. BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL. W. A. MOORES, RECORDER. 7-lC-4t FOR SALL. To buy, soil or exchango your prop erty quick, go to ncchtol & Schu(z Why I'ii' Rent. When you can buy a good homo and largo lot, for $750 only $250 cash down, balance on time, s'uooo. For a few days only will offer my 7 room modern houso for $2000, only 3 blocks to court homo. $inoo. House 7-room, electric lights, uear stato houso, $1500. $1230. Good 7-room house, South Salem, oast front, two lots 100x200, snap. Farms, 5, 10, 20-acro tracts or any numbor to suit, finest of fruit land. 58 Acres, Hero's a snap, 5S acres of good land, one mile from city limits for $90 per aero, adjoining land held at $150 per aero. This Is a very fine farm and best of location, will , doublo In value in less than a year. BECHTEL & SCHUIrZ, 371 State htret't, Phone 132. WANTED Wunfced at Onc? From $100 to $500, tho best of collateral secur-j Ity to offer. Addres3 G 10, Jour nal offlco. 6-ll-tf Wnnted Second-hand steam engine in run sAnnrntniv Mttnt. linvft nt least 12-horsepower. Address Joi. i Jressler, box 108, R. F. D. No. 3, Salem. Phone Farmers 401. Wanted At once, a bill collector well acquainted with Salem. Em ployment overy month to right man. Enquire of A. M. Hansen at his factory, corner Mill and Church streets, Salem. 1-17-lw DRAYMEN. Cammiaa Bros.' Transfer CfHHpaay All kinds of transfer work dose FaraiUre sad piaaoi boxed ready fer shlpsseat. Prosspt serriee Is er mette. Stastd and ossee at 2SS tenth Ceasaeerelsl street PheM 2l. IUeMee Pke IIS. MISCELLANEOUS Wenger & Cli'crrlngton Pianos and Organs solu on easy terms; tele phone 1187; 247 .Commercial , Street, Salem, Oregon. tt Salem Owdi Market I buy for cash and all kinds of meats kept. My phone, 370; 173 Commercial St. P. W. Royolts-, Prop. 6-29-tf. Help Furnished Free of Charge By Salem Employment Company, 478 State street, phone No. 149. Par ties wanting help please call at office or phone us. Also have cows for salo. CoBcroto Work Get my prices on sidewalks, curbs, septic tanks and cement work of any kind. Ail work guaranteed first-class. M Ward, 2378 Maple Ave., Highland. Phone 1$69. July24-tt Vogct Lumber and Fuel Co. Lum ber . .shingles, building material, wood &nd coal. Low prices: and prompt doliverlM. One block east of 8. P. passeng!? depot Phone 198. 7-2-tf Datto A Wcflderoth Fine wines, liquors and cigars. We handle the celebrated 'Kellog gand Castle whtsktos. Cool and refreshing beer constantly oi draught. South Commercial street. 9-3-lyr Enlrgel Our moat market on Evt Stato street has boon doubled in slzo and wo aro better proparcd than ever to serve customers. Prompt sorvlco and tho best of moats our motto. Call or phone 199. B. E. Edwardt Meat Co. Stmond Lcmltcn the boatman. Launches and ru. kinds of boats for ront. Excursionists tnkon to any part of tho bay. Will meet trains at nnv tlmo nt Yaqulna on request. Rates reasonable. Now port, Ore. BUTTERNUT BREAD. It Is worth more than any other read yet the price is no higher. ?or salj at your grocers'. CALIFORNIA BAKERY, Thomas & Oooloy, Props. LODGES. rarpenteni Union No. 1060 Local Union No. 1065 of Carpenters ass Jolrors of Amorlca meet even Saturday ovonlng at 8:00 p. m. Is Hearst hall, 420 State St. A. W Donnls, Roc. Sec. Foresters of Anutrlca Court Sher wood Forostors, No, 19. Meeti Saturday night In Hoi man hall, Stnto street Waldo Miller, O. R.: J. C. Perry, financial secretary. Central Lodge No, 18, K. of P. Castle Hall In Holnian block, eor ' tier State and Liberty street Tuesday oi! each week at 7:30 i m. Oscar Johnson, O. 0.; E. H Anderson, K. of R. and B, Modem Woodmen of America Ore gon Cedar Camp No. 5246. Meet overy Thursday evening al 1 o'clock in Holman ball. W. W Hill, V. C; F. A. Turner, clerk .Voodmen of World Meet every Fr day night at 7:30, In Holman ball O. L. Darling, O. 0.; P. L. Fras Ir, Clerk. ' "' " LinoolH Annuity UbIob. Sick, aeei dent and pension Insurance; $2, 000,000 pledgrd; every claim pail Good agent! wanted. J. H. O Mongomery, supreme organiser Box432 Salem, Oregon. R. R Ryan, secretary, 646 State street BASH AND DOOR FACTORIES trunk M. Brows. -Manufacturer of sash, doors, mouldings. All kind of house finish and bard wooe work. Front street, between Stat and Court. MsVe all complaint at th office, J'LUMJJERS Theo. M. Barr Plumbing, hot water and steam beating and tinning 164 Commercial strt, Pbom Main 192. 9-1-lyr t i i i.i ii - -i- M. J. Petzel Plumbing, steam anc gas fitting Successor to Knox A Murphy, 226 Commercial strest Prone Main 17. IVERY ANI1 ' FKED STABLES IMvrfniuroiCStaUliia Old Post office Stable-., at 254 Ferry street between Commercial and Front streeti. Telephone 188. Some, of tbe finest liveries in tne city eaa be found here. Dick Weetacott proprietor. 10-1-lyr G. F. Mason Box Co. 247 Miller St., South Salem, manu facturer of all kinds of boxes, crates and fruit dryer accessories. Phoae 308. tf RETURNS I hEAL ESTATE FOR BALM t Something Worth Investigating 90 ACRES 0 Miles from Snlem 40 acres cleared, 8 acres fruit, 5 roost house, good barn, spring water In houso and barn. All gooi fruit land. Only $3,300. SO ACRES 5 Miles from Salem 7 roOM house, barn 40x60, family or chard, stock and Implements In cluded. Price $3600. Wo Iiavo Improved and unim proved city property tor Bale. If you can not pay cash bur a city lot on the Installment plus. Salem City property a good ! vestment. Look over bur lit of Farm property. OLMSTED Um CO. Salem Broach Yore Bros. Oe, 373 STATE STREET. 3V HOTELS AND RESTAURANT. k pi II I II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 The White House Restaurant For a Regular 25c Dinner at 20c They can't bo beat McGilchrist & Son Proprietor. 1 1 I I I H II H I 1 1 1 1 I II III 1 1 ftfc i 889 COURT rfTREltT. Call and try Utessu Meals) 15c. Board per week 12.71, aiso xurnunea tbobbj tt reasonable. AX THU i Salem Restaurant MEALS 15c M I HOTEL OREGON lj Cor Seventh and Stark Sts. Portland's New and Modern i ' I Hotel. Rotes $ I per day and . I up. European plan. Free Bus, WKIUMI-UlLMiNoUiMltUiaijU. i i Proprietors j ; i i i ii i i i i i i i i - . a a fl a a a m . TTB I I I I 1 II llil I II I II JJHTT" as I ;; The Leonard i! i '. '. First class rooming and board ! . . . i ; ; lug houso. A. Clark, proprio- ; tor. Phone 971. 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