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fH Pills K b.t remedy wo lmv.
"S'd in our Itu80. ror tho proven
fSlnrn of hendacho. My wjfo
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tt0-bSih the nbbvo complaint, Joins
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Mues Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
IflUIOXiUKK'S SOX CHARGED
WITH KMIHaZLlfiMKV.T
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Sin Francisco, July 30. Con-
tuble S. J. Gilliam ,of Santa Rosa,
todir took Horaco Robinson, of Now
Tork, promoter of tho Mnrconl Wire
n Company, and son of n million
me, from tho St. Francis Hotot to
Santa Rota to answer to tho charge
cf obtaining money under faluo pre
tenses, ltohlnson, who has charac
Urticd his stay of six wooks In this
!e!tr with lavish expenditure of mon
er, spent last night In custody of DJ-
telve Ilnn, who stayed with tho
-millionaire "
Robin ou's trouble resulted froirt
the alleged sale of 20 shnros of Mnr
rm wireless for ?400 to J. S. Rhodes
c' Santa Rosa Rhodes charges that
tie promoter sold tho stock with 'a
faarantee that they would bo re
deemed on demand, and that lie had
KTiral times vlsltod tho 'promoter-at
ik St. Fraud , and domnndod hla
honey batk.
Rob'nson was oxtromoly norvous
then Informed Inst night that ho
ti unJer arrest.
'I haven't robbed n bunk or stolon
ur raonoy or anything else," ho ex-
chlmed
Robinson was recontly sued by J.
L. Glenn, a wealthy race trnck man,
for $30,000 dnmagos for allonntlny
tbe affections of his wlfo. Mrs, Olonn
t Ud tho arrested man at his npart
otati last night, when sho loarnod
cf Ms trouble.
HKAI) 01' CARNEGIE
INSTITUTE TOURING WEST
San Fmnr'sco, July 30. Dr. Rob
' S Woodward, one of tho foro-
'tf scientists of Amorlca, and pros
lifat of tho Carnoglu Institute at
salngton, D C, Is hero on a tour
I lnspc ion He h looking Into
've Western nctlvltlos of tho Ineil
' wbkh has tor Its object, tho dU-
r of kiu.A ledge that will bencQt
"kind .
D Woodw,. a haa recently visited
botanlra' laburatorjf at Tucson
A''2"Ba ht Mount WJlaon solar ob
Wfrat0v ar Pasadena and Stanford
t;verM leg
Afra, i to the University of
r fornla he win viuit i.ntimr nn...
" iie L-aiit w'znrd, nt his homo
ta Santa Rosa
Bin-lank receives a regular annul
nrom the Carnegie Institute to pro
" his Investigations.
iOHEIlX APPLIANCES
rOH FAIR GROUNDS
Aoons the new appliances tha
'' used nt th Btnta ,. ,,,,
7er lll be nve modorn automatic
t the main entrance of the
' Kroilmta
These gates will reg
1-ter the
u "- - " I'ursons passing
nuntliK . . .
-a ae entrance of each person
iWrved bolh at the entrance
' w hr Serretar' ofllce by eler-
taaTl cW ail'Ia is the raco
bouncer Th ,i. ....
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sounds, an1 win h inainiii
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PM-ioiu and ean b"0aten aud8 3osoh " 'Bl,dd' "vho occlH
J" ! ' that ,he imsltlAi &nr ba J,led tbu benoh of th? suiiQrlQr-counti
"! !- momont tha hiraes.nasj,0' ,a coun,y for noar,y 20 yoara'
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hp had- been at any Uuie during th(
past two weeks. Late last evening,
however, he suffered a reiapse, and
at 10 o'cloqk he passed Into a Btata
of unconsciousness from which ho
never recovered.
All night long relatives sat at the
bedside. At G:40 the nurso an
nounced that .the patient was dying.
A telephone message wa3 sent to Dr.
C. R. HarrlB, tho family physician,
but In five inlnute3 the end had
come.
Uric acid poisoning, resulting In
the Inst stagoa of Brlght's disease,
is given by tho physician ns tho di
rect cause of death. Tho former gov
ernor had boon a Bulterer of rheuma
tism and kidney troubles for years,
and made two trlp3 abrond In
search of health.
Last spring he returned from Eu
ropo in seemingly good health, and
prepared to resume tho practice of
law In this city, but It was on'y n
3hort time boforo ho was ngaln taken
111, nnd n month ngo he Btartcd for
Lake Tnhoe. Soon after arriving
there he collnpsed, and was hurried
to n Snn Pranchco hospital. Two
wooks ago ho wa3 brought to his
homo at 1230 East Channel ntreot, in
this city, to spend his last days.
Htuld'H History.
Stockton, Cal., July 30. Jnmo
II. Dudd was born in Jnnesvlllo,
Wisconsin, Mny 18, 1851. Ho ac
companied his parents to California
In 1858, the family Bottling nt Oil
Liberty, Snn Joaquin county. Short
ly after thd family moved to Wood
bridge, whoro tho father, Judgo Jos.
II. Dudd, practiced law for a STlort
time. In 1861 tho family located in
Stockton, nnd Jnmes commonccd his
cducntlon In the local schools,
From 180C to 18C9 ho attended
the old Oakland college, which after
wards became known as tho Univer
sity of California. In 1SG9 he en
tered the first class in the jUnlvorBl
ty of California, and was a member
of tho first class to graduato from
thq Institution in 1873.
The profession of law was marked
out for h'm by his parents' wishes,
and his own inclination, nnd, return
ing to Stockton, ho entered the ofRco
of his father, and devoted himself to
Btudy. IIo wni admitted to prnctlco
in 1871. IIo thou practiced with hid
father for a numb or of yonrs, build
lug up n largo cllntolo, nnd appear
ing in nlost of tho Important lega
tions In this nnd othor adjoining
counties. During this time he wns
a Ho associated with the late Judge
Swlnnorton. In 187C ho received the
unanimous nomination of tho Domo
crat'o convention for nsiomblymnn
from this district, but he declined to
make tho run, In 1882 ho ran for
congress agnlnst Horaco F. Pnge, and
mado what was wldoly known nu
"tho buckboard canvass." In n
largely Republican district ho suc
ceeded in being tho first Democrat to
bo elected to tho national congrcsi
Ho served one term as congressman,
nnd was vory nctlvo In securing the
pnssago of menaurea calculated to
benefit this district.
Returning from Washington hn
contlnuod In the prnctlco of law In
this city until 1894," when ho was
olected govornor. This also was n
very close and exciting campaign
Tho energetic young- lawyer dovol
oped n wonderful ability as a cam
paigner, running 33,000 votes ahuad
of his tlckot, and winning ovor hi
opponent, Morris M. Estoa, tho Re
publican nominee by a cbmfortablo
margin.
As governor Jamas II. Dudd Insti
tuted nnd brought about many re
forms In tho Interests of economy
and good government. IIo was lndo
fatlpable In tho discharge of his du
ty, and his term was no of tho most
successful of any govornor of Cal
ifornia. After retiring from the of
fice bf governor he prnctlced law In
tho city of San Francisco, and w3
interested In many of tho most im
portant cases In litigation during tho
past few years. Ho held extensive
legal ,ntereB,B ,n Ul Btato of NeVft
da, nnd was very successful In sev-
eraI famous lnlng.Bulta there.
uunng tne past year nis neaun
failed, and he practically retired
from Jaw, In an effort to regain It
He traveled extensively 4n Europe,
but tho relief was only temporary.
Among tho members of tho legal
profession ho was regarded as a
lawyer of romarKable nbUify. , .
He is. survived by hi wife. IdW,'
Budd, who Urn attained conclderabfo.
prouilnence. a3 ap author of .rellg-
Inna nnrt natrftnnmfpftl vnrkB. lie Jll-
so leavos-a mother, tha. widow oW
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lowrl o ltoAthhi Atinrnnv .Inhn K
Budd. p; jfiU city.
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Here's a Natural
Strength-Giver
You'll find the beneficial effects of
this tonic aro permanent be
cause it helps you to build up your
body and become strong and healthy
in a natural way. The effects of
other tonics are only temporary be
cause they supply a false stimula
tion to the system. As soon as you I
atop taking them, you remove this
stimulus, and the feeling of ex
haustion returns. "
- DR. D. IMTNE'S
TONIC VERMIFUGE
brings lasting health and strength,
because it helps your body to do
its own building up through the
stomach. It puts your digestive
organs in perfect condition, and
enables you to get every bit of
nourishment and strength out of
the food you eat.
It Is also an excellent child's
rr 'cine nnd a safe Worm Cure.
Sold by all druKgiiti.
Two iizei, OOc and 35c,
Jayne'i EHpottorant An Invnluabb (
medicine for Cough, Bronchitis, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Ptcurlty nnd Asthma .
RAD DRINKING WATER
CAUSES MUCH SICKNESS
Chicago, July 30.' Tho cost In
llvei and money of tho contamina
tion of a city's drinking water, a
'subject in which thU city hay shown
a $50,000,000 interest by reversing
, tho f Ipw of tho Chicago river, soon
, will bo fixed. Figures secured by
tho American Medical association
whoso headquarters aro here, show
how onormous tho total for all the
United States must bo. Columbin,
,Ohlo, which had 748 cases of ty
0iold last April has boon takon aa
,an example, medical statisticians of
the association adding that the death
rate from typhoid Is 10 por cent,
that courts havo hold that $10,000
la n fair C3timnte of tho minimum
vnluo of n human llfo, that $50 por
caso was tho average of doctor's
hills and $125 tho nvcrago cost of
funernls nnd thcreloro Columbus
pnld about $200,000 Jn April for tho
, prlvllego of drinking wntor contam
inated with sowago,
i "Two and a half million a yonr
is rathor a high prlco for one city
to pny for bad wator,, It would bo
cheaper to got puro wator no matter
, how much it costi," was tho medi
cal export's comment. Desldo tho
lo's of 75 1'vos, tho monoy exponsos
, which the medical association Is seek
I lug to lesson aro itomlzed thus in
I tho Illustration used:
, Sovouty-flvo deaths 73,000
Loss In cnrnlgs 2G,92S
Funoral expense! 9,375
Medical sorvlces 37,400
Nursing 44.800
Total $193,503
That whon pur forofnthers camo
to this country nnd found it well
supplied with Btronmg, rlvera and
lakes of pure nnd uncontamlnnted
water, Instond of valuing this nat
ural resource thoy made ovary pot
slble effort to contnmlnnto It by
emptying Into every river and lako
tho sewage nnd filth of cities nnd
towps, dxplntns why we now drink
thh mlxturo nnd wonder why wo
havo typhoid fever.
MAKE DIGNIFIED FIGHT
AGAINST RATE CASE
Chicago, July 30. The fight
against the proposed advance of
railroad rates, which centers In this
city, progressed another stop 'at th
conference of shippers, and Is being
conducted with dignity, nnd every
amicable offort to change tho decision
of the railroad executives, bofon
more vigorous lactlci aro employed,
It being mado, Lotters commending
tho dispassionate letter to Provident
Roosevelt, gent by tho shippers, ask
Ing his Intervention, and the resolu
tion adopted by the shippers at
their meeting In the offices of 'the Il
linois Manufacturers' association.
havo boon received Jrom many
qunrters. The tolerance of (ho ros
qlutlops and the proposal that rail
road executives hold anohor meer-
Ing with tbe shippers Vera especially j
approved, the workjpg of Uu? reso-
luiwna navmg incuuou wio .oo-
Ing: "Tho shippers represented ba
.this conforenno now. propote .Jo lh'
parrters that tH eanrrlers.,submlt to
the Interstate commerce commission.')
the propriety and r.easopableness oCj
the proposed Jnnrease, and hat sucH
fncreajo. be hold In abeyance until
that tribunal haa passed upon tbe
question,"
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WANT ADS-QUICK
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FOR SAL12
Automobile For Sale First clnss,
35-hore power, 5 passenger Stod-dard-Dnyton
touring car for sate
-cheap. Owner will guarantee car.
Enquiro nt Journal office
For Sale First-class carpet paper at
this office, 25c for a big roll.
For Rent 40 acres good pasture
land, running water. Llcco3te"
buck for trade. Box 113 Turner,
Oregon. 7-29-3t
For Sale Forty lioad of first cln
milch cows, ono mllo southeast of
Turner. Addross W. C. Qants,
Tumor, Or., Rt. 3. 7-21-iw
For Snlo Qroy marc, weight about
1200 pounds, chenp. Call on Leo
Yates, Haysvlllo, Ore., west of
Haysvlllo church, R. No. 8.
7-2 7-1 wk
For Snlc Opon single buggy almost
now, and set of single hnrnos4.
Call on A. C. Smith, room 9, ovor
U. S. Bank. 7-27-3t
For Rale Pigs, 2 mllos south of
Snlcm, on Jefferson road. C. M.
Paysor, Route No. 4, Salem, Or.
7-28-lwk
For Sflle Two stnndnrd bred trot
tors, ono bay gelding by' Zombro,
ono bay filly, 3 years old, by. Rod
Seal. Inquire of Sam Castro,
Fair Grounds, Oro. 7-28-lm
For Salt' Brown horso, 5 yearn old,
'Veil brod, weighs about 1250.
Phono 752 or Inqulro at 827
South Commercial street.
7-28-3t
Wntitcd. cnrrlor boy. Apply at
onco nt Journal offlco. tf
' FOR SALE.
We have a client that wishes to pur
chnso a resldenco not to oxecod
i$2500, MitBt be contrnlly locateil.
Wo offer for trade A well Im
proved fnrm consisting of 25 ncret
nil undor cultivation, no waste
land, 3 ncrcs m'xed orchard, plen
ty of small fruit. Good C-room
houeo, 2 barns; close to Snlcm.
Will trndo for Solcm residence
'proporty not to oxcoed $2000;
Wanted Loan of $700 for 2 years
on Modorn rcBldonco property.
SALEM INVESTMENT CO,
1JJ2 Stnto street.
FOR SALE.
Aro you looking for a good Invest
ment? If bo call on Bochtel &
Schulz,
$11200 Hot!e, 10 Rooms, ?100.'
Houso, 10 rooms, 3 lots, near car
line.
$350. "
$350 will buy n tnlco llttlo house,, 2
rooms, 2 lots, good well wntor,
young fruit treos nnd gnrdon,
$2100.
House, 8 rooms, barn, 2 largo lots,
all kinds of fruit and borrles, beau
tlful lawn, fowor gnrdon. Every
thing to mnko n nlco homo.
Snap,
10 ncros- of flno 'fruit lnnd, pnrt
undor cultivation, good how houso.
young orchard, only 1 K- mile.
from Salem. Prlco $1100, If taken
goon. II. M. Crane, or boo my
ngonts.
Any number of acres to suit. Lot
ub hov you a line S00-ncrefann,
only a few miles from Salem.
IJECHTEL & 8CJIUI,Z
371 State St. Phono 4 DC
IODGK8.
arpvHtera Onion No, 1005 Loc
Union No. 1065 of Carpenters and
Joircrs of Amorlca meot T017
Saturday evonlng at 8:00 p. m. is
Hearst hall, 420 State St. A. W
Dennis, Rec Sec,
Foresters of Amitim Court Sher
wood Foresters, No, 19. Meet
Saturday Bight la Hoi man hall,
State atreet Wald Miller, C. R.;
J. C. Perry, flnaaclal secretary. I
CeHfcral ho4g No. 18, K. I P.
Castle Hall In Holmaa block, cor
aer Statn and Liberty street
f , .. (
Tuesday of each week at 7:80 (
ra. Osear Johnson, C. O.; B. H I
Andersen, K. of R. and S.
jH0 Wteea t Awwlft--Or
gon, Cedar Camp No. 6246. Meeti
every Thursday evenlug at I
o'clock In Holman hall, W. W
Hill, V. C; P, A Turner, clerk
.Vooaw of World Meet every m
day nlght a( 7.30 Jn Holman hal)
0 - rarIInR-. C. C.f-P. L. Fra-
lr. Clerk.
mmw ,
Li1k AaoHlty Uwlop. Rick, aee
dent -and ponslon Insurance; 2,
fi9,669 pled'frd; every claim paM
Good ageats -wanted. J. H. C
Woapomery, sapresae ergaalsr
Box 4 32 Sales, Ore. R. H
Rya. eevelttry, I4V KatetrBt
MISCELLANEOUS
WeitRcr & Chcrrinfeton Pianos and
Organs colu on easy tonus; tola
phono 1187J 247 Commercial
Street, Salem, Oregon. tf
Snlcm Cash Market Tho finest cuts!
of meat nt cut prices. My phone
370. 247 Commercial streot. P.W,
Royoltz, Prop. ' 7-21tf
Help Furnished Frco of Chw-go Ry
Salem Employment Company, 478
State street, phone No. 149. Par
tics wanting help ploase call at
office or phone ub. Also have cows
for Bale.
Concrcto Work Get my price on
sldewalkB, curbs, septic tanks and
comont work of any kind. All
work gunrantoed first-clash. M
Ward, 2378 Maplo Ave., Highland.
Phono 15C9. July24tf
Voget Lumber and Fuel Co. Lum
ber .shingles, building material,
wood and conl. Low price and
prompt dellvorlr. One block east
of 8. P. passenger depot Phone
198. 7-2-tf
riutto & WcRtJeroth Fine wine,
liquors and clgnra. We handla
the eolobrated Kellog gand Castle
whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer
conBtantly oi- draught. , South
Commercial street. 9-31yr
Enlarged Our moat market on
E. t State stroot has boon doubled
In nlzo nnd ve aro bottor preparod
thnn ovor to serve customers.
Prompt Bervlco and the best of
ments our motto. Call or phone
199. n. E. Edwnrdi Moat Co.
Shuoml Jt'iultcn the boatman.
Launchos nnd r'l kinds of boats
for ront. Excursionists takou to
any part of tho bay. Will meot
trains at any time at Yaqulnn oni
roquost. Rates reasonable. N;ow
port, Oro.
The Home Seekers Information llu.
roau will placo yon In direct com-
munlcntlon with owners of farm? 4,
nnd city proporty. Chamber Com- t
morco, Portlnnd. 222 N, Commor- J
clal stroot, Salem Or. 7-2.l-tt;4.
Wuntctl Manager for branch Qlllce
wo wish to losrtto. hero In Salem.
Address, with reference, Tho Mor
riH Wholeftalo House, Cincinnati,
Ohio. 7-54.1 inn'
,
. .
Fomiil. Bunch of fduT kdys. Apply
nt Journal ofllce. 7-273t
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iKwrylMMly Invited I Koreby ail'
nounco that I will dollvdr a lectin e
on Prohibition Wednesday, Thurfl -
tiny nnu rritiny oveningj, July 29,
30, 31, 190S, boglnnlng nt 8
o'clock, shnrp, In Mnrlnn aqunre.
George Washington. 7-27-3t
REAL ESTATE IX)R 8ALK
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Something Worth
Investigating
0 Acre
5 mllos from Salem; 7-room
house, barn 40x00, family or
chard, stock ' nnd Implements
luollidod. Prlco $3f00.
20 ncroa, nil in cultivation, 10
miles from Snloin land good
for any purnosq, waer pipe I
on placo. Price $1100.
We havo improved nnd unim
proved olty property for sale.
If you cannot pay cash buy a
city lot on tho installment plan.
Salem city property Is u good
Inveitniont. Look over our list
bf farm property,
OLMSTED LAND CO.
Salem Branch Yctcx Bro. Oe.
37U STATE STRKKT.
LjVEJItVAND FEED rTTABLKg
Livery and )?ee fil;tble Old Post
office Stable;, at 254 Ferry street
between Commercial and Fron
streets. Telephone 18cj. Some 01
tho finest llverios in the city cat
be found here. Dick Weatacott
proprietor. 10-1-lyr
WlSrW,J?JlrlfAWtil
Frank M. IlrowH. Manufacturer !
sash, doora, mouldings. All klsrf
f house finish and hard wwA
work. Front street, bctwees f&tMt
ad Court. Meke all cowplatatr
M the . .
RETURNS
DRAYMEN
(Tummlna Bros.' Transrcr Crmpany-
All kinds of transfer work don.
Furnltuio and pianos boxod read?
for shipment. Prompt service '
our motto. Stand and office at
268 South Commercial street.
Prtrme 31 n TtwsldorlP Phono flm
.pjnCmderjj
and steam heating and tlanJaj.
164 Comnerrlal strnut. Phoae
Main 191. S-l-lyr '
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M. J. rotwl -Plumbing, Bte aai
gas fitting. BucceMor to Knox
Murphy, 226, Commercial atret,
Prono Main 17
WANTED
wnnuHi at once From $100 to
$500, tho beBtr of collateral secur
ity to offor. Addross O 10, Jour
nal offlco. G-ll-tf
Wnnted Socond-hand steam engine
to run separator. Must havo at
least 12-horsepowor. Address Joi.
Jrcaslcr, box 108, R. F. D. No. 3.
Salem. Phorto Farmers 401.
Wntitcd A contract to cut from
100 to 500 cords of wood. In
qulrcof Derby & Wlllson or J. II.
Sharp. 7-21-lw
WnntidTwo or threo hou3oke.op
lng rooms by couplo. Address
D3, caro Journnl. 7-28-31
Wanted Lato Duko cherries, In any
qunntlty, not too rlpo. Mutual
Canning Co. 7-28-3t
nOTELS AND RliaTAURANTi.
HHHMHHMmHt'Ma.,
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White Mouse Restaurant f
Por a Rt-gilar X
25c Dinner at 20c i
They can't bo beat T'
McGilcIirist & Son i
rroprlctors,
frwiniMmnuiiiisS
3t-tiiiiiejee)fe)
I m .... . at
8 court wmxm.
Call and try tfcMsu Meata
15c. Board per week 92.7K;
also furnished roems Terr
reasonable.
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AT TUl
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Salem
Restaurant
MEALS 15c
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MIHHI
HOTEL OREGON
Oor Seventh and Stark SU,
Porlldnd's New and Modern
Hotel. Rales $ I per day and
up. European plan. Free Bus.
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO.
Proprietors
H-W-4"W-f"i- II MIHI IH-
::.The Leonard ij
HHWWiiii'wi m ummntmmrH
First clnsa rooming nnd hoard
ing houso. A. Clnrk, proprfo- J
tor, Phono 971.
254 Front St. Salem, Or,
fll I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I ! I 1 1 1 I
O G L Co.
Stenmors Ponrona and Orcgona
lenvo for Portland dally except Sun
day at 0 a, m,
M, 1 BALDWIN, Agent.
ON
Ultlillfl MIIlfIFREKCH FEMALE
mfltfWWOIli PILLS.
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