Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 06, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSf ' J m n uanoenne DAILY CAPITAL JQlTyKAL. HALKM, ORIfOpN. THURSDAY, AUGU8T , i9G9. sett is one ot the best sawmill men Son the coast. He will bo manager of the new company, NEW HATCHERY ON COgUILLE. iHt?. ' asaBa Epk :-' "-' saBaBsV H flIHB! r ' HtSfltasasa Grows Hair and wo can PROVE IT! DANDIiRINE is to tho hnir what frcsli showers , ot rain and sunsliino ore to vegclstlon. It goes right to .tho root, invigorates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating, stimulating and life-producing properties causa the hair to grow abundantly long, strong and beautiful, It at ohco imparts n sparkling brilliancy and vel vety softness to the hair, and a few weeks' use will cause new hair to sprout all over the scalp. Uso it every day for n short time, oiler which two or three times a week will be sufficient to complete whatever growth you desire. A I.Jjr Irom Si. Piul wrila la aubilanct, at (allow it "When T began uilnit Dsnderlno my tmlr would not come to my lioulileriautl uow It It swsjr below lnjr blpi." AnolW (ram Newark, N, J, "I bare been using Danilcrlne rejrularlr. WbenI nm started lo uio ltl bad terr lit tlo bnlr.nnw I bnvo tho moat limutlf ullunir and thick balr anyone would wan t lo liava." NOW at all druggists in three sizes 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle Dandorlne enjoys a greater sale than any other one preparation regardless o( kind or brand, and it hao a much greater sale than all of the other hair preparations in tho world combined. Cut This Out EREtr To ahoiv lioir nuldklv Dindirlai " nets, wc will Hernia large sam pie free by return malt to anyone who rends this (tec coupon to the KNOWLTOH DANDERINE CO., CHICAGO, ILL, with their name and address and 10c In silver or stamps to pay poitsce. LUMI1KH MILL IS NOUGHT BY EUGEN131TES Purchasing tho Corvnljls Lumber mill a few weeks ago from Allen k Buoy, tho Sunset Lumber Com ranjr, of Eugcno, yesterday sold tho mill, Uio purchasers being Dr. T. W. Harris and II. C. Mnhon, of Eugonc, and Olenn Bnsectt, superintendent of tho Ilooth-Kolly mill nt Spring field. Mr. Mnhon Is president of the Sunset company. Tho Sunset peoplo acquired tho Corrallls property at what was con sidered a loy figure, and It Is said sold for a 8plondld profit. Tho fig ure, are not given out for publica tion. E. 0. Samuels, superintendent of tho Sunset company's mill and ono of tho principal stockholders, Is now In CorvalllB attending to tho work of getting tho mill In shapo to oper rato to its full capacity. It lint boon operating on a smnll scalo for a wook or more Mr Samuels will re main in Corvnllls for a month in charge of tho property, until tho now owners aro prepared to tako full chargo Tho now owners intend to soon in crease tho capacity of tho mill from 30,000 feet of lumber per day to 50,000 feet Mr. Mahon who owns a third In terest in tho plant, will still retain his intorcst in tho Sunset company's mill, although tho two wilt havo no connection with each other eo far as ownorBhlp is concerned. (Cobs Day TImo3.) H. C. McAllister, who recently suc ceeded Mr. Vnn Duson as tho master flsh warden of the state of Oregon, Is on Coos Bay getting in touch with local conditions. Ho came up yester day from the Coqulllo and announces that ho has decided to replaco ths temporary hatchery on tho Coqulllo with a permanent hatchery, making It ono of tho best In this section. Tho decision of Mr. McAllister to make tho Improvement on tho Co qulllo will bo gratifying to fishermen in this section ns It will mean tho providing, of more young game flsh for tho streams In this section. With tho ever Increasing number of fisher men in this section, tho streams are getting pretty .well depleted. The Coos river hatchery, It is said, bus furnished mnny young flsh for tho Coqullle. Visits Coon Hatchery. Mr. McAllister 'visited tho Cooj River Hatchery and Is plonBed. with tho work that Superintendent Frank Smith Is accomplishing there. Tho damngo which tho Coos river .hat chery sustained in floods during tho past year Is being repaired and ev erything points to nnother success ful season nt tho hatchery. Mr. McAllister also vlBlted with Doputy Gamo Warden Cal Wright and Is plonBed with tho manner In which Mr. Wright is enforcing tho law. Mr. McAllister nBldo from his official position is an enthusiastic ! sportsman nnfl keenly resents tho ac Ulons of would-be sportsman In vio lating tho laws and regulations made for tho benefit of all. Mr" McAllister Is on a gonoral tour of tho stnto to familiarizo himself with conditions. Ho had not been on Coos Dny for four or flvo years and was greatly surprised with develop ments hero slnco his last visit, Tho manner in which is taking hold of his now dutjes is gratifying to all who aro Interested In It either from a mercenary or a sportsman's standpoint. Tnko Kodol whonover you feel that you need It. That Is tho only tlmo you need to tnko Kodol. Just when you need It; then you will not bo troubled with sour stomach, belchlntr. nas on tho stomach, etc. Mr. Das- sold by all drucRlsts. Nurstig Jiuthers m4 OrfciMmnloned TTmm la all stations et llfo, wkoso vlor and vitality may have boon undermined and broken-down by over -work, oxactlna. social duties, tho too frequent bearing ol children, or other causes, will find In Dr. Pierce's Favorite- Prescription tho most potent, Invigorating rostoratlvo strength giver over devised for their special bono PL Nurslngrraothers wltLflnd It especial' ly valuable IK sustaining Kiplr strength andpromotlnjSmaiwndantTrJyirlshment for tho child. upVctant wprWrs too will find It a cr rclpjuMwrrftnVrA thu system for baby's coming and fchdclng Uio ordeal comparatively painless? A cnflJo nn'hmn ln.nv state, or condition PLtno fcmnlo system. Delicate, lurvuus, weak women, who suitor from freoucnt headaches, back nchn, drnKnlng-uown distress low down In tho abdomen, or from painful or Irreg ular monthly periods, gnawing or dis tressed sensation In stomach, dluy or faint pells, soo imaginary specks or spots floating beforo eyes, havo disagreeable, pelvic catarrhal drain, prolapsus, ante version or retro-version or other displace ments of womanly organs from wenknes of parts will, whether thoy experience nmny or only a low or tno abovo symp toms, find relief and a permanent euro by lainy Prnserlm This world-famed specific for woman's using faithfully and fairly porslstoutlj ur. ricruo's favonto rrcscripnon. weaknesses una nocui nr aliments la a nuro glyceric extract ot tho choicest nv llvo. medicinal roots without a drop of Alcohol In Its mnko-un. All Its Ingredi ents printed In plain English on Its bottle wrapper and attested under oath. Dr. Plorco thus Invites tho fullest Invcstlga' tlon of his formula knowing that It will bo found tocontnln only tho best npmiD known to tho most advanced medical scloncoof nil tho different schools of prac tice for tho cure of woman's pocullat weaknesses and allmcntt. If you want to know moro about the composition and professional endorse ment of tho "Favorite Proscription," send postal card request to Dr. It. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., for his re booklet treat lag of same. You can't afford to accept ns a substi tute for this remedy qfmoinicrmi)XMUloj a cocrot nostrum of unknown ormipo Hon Don't dn It. . PENDLETON WHEAT SELLS AT 7flc. Oregon Sienna Mineral Paint Co. W. Y. RICHARDSON, Manager Wc arc manufacturing forty-two Standard Tints and colors of Oregon Mineral Paint Ground in Oil and Guaranteed Strictly Puro, Durable and Sat isfactory in every particular. Salem, Oregon, Juno 10tht 1008, Oregon Sienna Mineral Paint Co, M 1), II, Weynnr, iirrsldcut, Sulcnr, Oregon, , Dear Sir: It is Uio plcasnro cf the State Hoard of Agriculture oltlclitls to In fonu your coiujmny that after n thorough tent of the paints furnished tho board for tho building on (!,o S(nt Fair Grounds tlwit TIIEV HAVE PROVEN Illfllli.V SATISFACTORY, and that wo cnu rccom mend theju to all jiartlj. . UOIIfVIUCU tills. UOHIXI i3.rcqulrliii'aii A No, 1 article of Ortfcou prodtit forlorn, Kospcctfully yours, , ' 1 A. WELCIlJuSecretary. tvV'- .it r W;. F. MATIX)OKi lrcsldeiit. f. 1). WISDOM, Vice-President. McMlmiVlllc. Oregon, April 2, 1008. Oregon Sienna Mineral Paint Co. Salem, Oregon. GcHtlemeii: . .. . , , . , ( In reply to your of recent date, will say tliat tho Slqtna paint that tlio Btato bought f-om you In tho year 1008 (18 barrels) niul about the surrio amount in .1007, to paint tho Oregon State lutaiin Asylam buildings, lias given cntlra satlsfactlou. ll'-i'oro wo put this paint "ii, our brick whJIIs sweat so badly w thought wo would try cement on them to keep tho moisture out, but our architect from Portland thought best to try some of your Sienna Mineral Paint. Slnco wo put your paint on, It shut out all of tho moisture nnd we havo perfectly dry walls now. It Is my opinion tliat thcro Is nothing bettec tlian your paint for hrlcfi: walls, and I take pleasuro In reromnejidhig It, to tho public. Yours very truly, J. F,.CALBREATIT. Whont 1b now 75 cents in tho locnl market, and thoro woro many snlos yesterday. It was tho liveliest day with tho wheat buyers slnco Satur day. ThlB was probably duo to tho Jump of two cents which occurred In tho quotations, tho prlco up to yes torday having boon 73 cento. It Is estimated that nt least 100, 000 bushols of wheat woro sold yes terday. It was all in comparatively smnll lots and was from all sections of tho country. Furthermore, nearly nil of tho local buyers shared In tho buying. At present t'noro seem? a tendency to soil at tho high prices bolng of- forcd. Though somo growers Bay they will hold for an advance, tho most of them seem to bo willing to lot go at 75 cents rnthor than risk a decline. Accordingly to tho buyQrs tho mo't of thoso who roftfio to sell tholr wheat now do so bocauso thoy aro not yet far enough along with threshing. o Chronic, Diarrhoea Relieved. Mr. Edward E. Honry, with tho United StatCB Express Co., Chicago, writes, "Our gonoral superintendent, Mr. Quick, handed mo a bottlo of Chnmborlaln'B Colic, Cholera and Dlnrrhoun Romedy somo tlmo ago to check an attack of tho old chronic diarrhoea. I havo used it slnco time tlmo and cured many on our train? who havo been sick. I nm an old eoldlor who served with Ruthorford n. Hayes and William McK'nloy four years In tho 23rd Ohio Refitment, and havo no ailment except chronic diarrhoea, which this remedy stops nt once." For sale by Dr. Stono'a drug store. A drawback ia bettor than a. sot back. ANOTHER RAILWAY FOR NORTHWEST (Cleveland Plalndcaior.) ' Tho announcement was mado yes terday by B. F. Homer, genoral passenger agent. The growing In dustrial Importance of tho north west, ho explained, calls for aggro slveness. Considering that rallrondJ havo abandoned many foreign agen cies lately and havo been slow to branch out In any direction, this movo is viewed as a good sign ot tho times. Tho promotion of Bonn glvd the proposed Invasion moro sign'.flcnncc. Ho Is ono of tho best known pas senger men In tho country. Ho httB been chief clerk horo over six years but prior to this scrvico was twlca tho head of pasiengor departments. For two years ho was genoral pas ocngor ngont of tho Jacksonville & St. Louis. In 1002, when tho Burlington ab sorbed tho Jacksonville lino, Bonn was offered a placo as district pas senger ngont. Ho preferred, how over, to chanco his futuro as right hand riian under Horner Prior to his connection with .tho Jacksonville & St Louis, ho was genoral pasBcn ger agent of tho Goodrich steamboat lines at Chtcngo. Bonn began at the bottom' round as a clerk In tho general ofllccs of tho Burlington road, Ho was later mado chief clork of F. C. Donald, when tho latter was gonoral passen ger agent of tho Chicago & Atlan tic, now tho Erie. His next position was special ngmt of tho passonger department ot tho Santa Fo and chief clork of thnt passongor de partment. This work, took Bonn all about tho country. Whon Donald becamo commis sioner of tho Central Passenger as sociation ho picked Bonn ns hh chief clork. In that capacity ho had chargo of all Joint tarlft3 and thus learned well tho rato end of tho pas senger gfimo. This and other tech nical oxporlcnco has Borved Bonn and tho Nickel Plato well, especially under requirements ot tho Interstate commerco commission. "I rognrd him as cnpablo of filling my position or any other of tho kind," said Horner yestordny rofor rlng to Bonn. Bonn hns many friends In this city Ho haa boon nctlvo In bohnlf of tho Cleveland paBsongor commlt tco, of which ho was chairman nnd sccrotnry In 1905, and holpcd or gnnlzo tho Transportation club. O. F, Thompson, chief rato clorlt in tho Nlckol Plato passongor do partmont, will succeed Bonn ns tho chief clork. JsflslsMiivlsW H . av" i&H Tilts woman saya that sick women Hlitmld not full to try Lydltv 12. l'inklinm's Vegotablo Compound iih alio did. Mrs. A. Gregory, of 2305 Lawrence St., Denver, Col., writes to Mrs. I'inklmm: " 1 was practically an invalid for six rents, on account of fctnnle troubles. I underwent an operation by the doctor's advice, but In a few months I was worse than beforo. A friend ad vised Lydla K. Plnklmm's Vegetable Compound nnd It restored me to perfect health, buuIi ah I havo not enjoyed In many yearn. Any woman sutroring as I ' did with backache, bearing-down ( A Faithful Friend. 1 "I havo used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy slnco it was first introduced (o tho public in 1872, and havo never found ono Instance wjioro a. euro, was not speedily effected by Ha uiu. I havo been a commercial traveler for IS years, and novor start out on a trip without this, my faithful friend," says H. S. Nichols of Oakland, Ind. Ter. Whon a man has used a romedy for 35 years ho knows its value and Is competent to Bpoak. For sale by Dr. Stone's drug store, o Cheery fathors und mothors make happy boys and girls. rains, and periodic palnN.should not fall to ubo Lydla E. Pfukhain's Vegetable COmpouuu." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lytlitv E. Pinki Imm's Vegetable- Compound, mtul from roots nnd herbs, lms been tho Btnndnrd remedy for fomalo ills, and has positively cured thousands of women who havo been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bear-ing-down feeling, flatulency, indigw tion,(lizziness or nervous prostration. Why don't you try it? Mrs. Plnklinm Invites nil sick women to write her for Advice. Blio litis trttlded tliousantls to health. Address, Lynn, Mass. Activo at 87. This would bo unusual newB if niton nnd women would keep them selves freo from rhotituntlsm and all nchca and pains as well ns keeping tholr muscles and Joiutu limber with Ballard's Snow Liniment, S.old by all dealers. 'CHICHESTER'S PILL! Vv if Ait ltdlMt AH rr lnt$minhf M-hMttra HlaMaad n IMlla In Mad ami Uald lr lxir, aall IUl Hlu flUwa. ?r"i?4- A'Vnr ttM'lV""'1 tewskixntnu DCTt.eafiMl. Alvara nm SOiO BY DRUGGISTS EVERY BUTTERNUT 11UEAD. It Is worth more than any otliw (read yet the price is no ktgker. Tor sal at your grocera'. CALIFORNIA nAKSRT, Thonms & Cooley, lroi. Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Wovbh Wire Fencing, Poultry Netting, Pickets, Gate, Mnlthold Roofing, P. & D. Ready Roollng, Scroon Doors aad Ad justable Window Screens. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN Successor WALTER MORLRT. 2B0 Court fit. Salem, Or. THFQF DAIWTC arc used by the State on IILOL rlLlIlll3 Public Institutions on their Merit and hava stood the severest tests that can be applied. APPLY BY MAIL OR PHONC OR CALL AT FACTORY ON TRADE STREET BETWEEN CHURCH AND HIGH This Paint is taken from the Mines in Lane county, and manufactured at Salem Ore. MM j IHan-hom Curod. "Mr fathor has for years been troubled with diarrhoea, and tried every means possible to effect a euro, without avail," writes John II. Zlrklo of Phltlppl. W. Va. "Ho aw. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholora and Dlatrhoea Remedy advertised In the Phillppl Republican and decided to try It. Tho result Is ono bottlo cured him and ho has not suffered with the disease for 18 months. Be foro taking this remedy ho was a constant sufferer. He l now sound nnd well, nnd although CO year? pld, can do aB much work as a young man." Sold by Dr, Stone's drug store. . i o Tho brightest thunderbolt comes from tho darkest sky. o The Lazlcftt Max in the World. would not be contented to be kept In the house and doing nothing by rheumatism. Neither are you, who aro always busy and active. Then don't neglect the first twinge of an ache or pain that you might think is Just a "crick." Rub well with Ballard's Show Liniment and no natter what the trowble ii, It will Ihtappear at eace. Sold by ad dealers. ' COLONISTS' FARES, WESTBOUND Fall Season, 1908 COLONIST PARKS FROM IMPORTANT KA8TKRN' O.TIKS TO fiA. LKM VIA PORTLAND, WHICH WILL 1U2 IN KFFKCT DAILY k FROM 8ElTKMHKR 1 TO OOTOHKIl l. JOOH. From ' Rato. Atlanta, Ga IC1.GB Augusta, Ga CI. 75 Baltimore, Md via differ ential lines ..,,' CI.2H Bololt, Wis. 35. 8R Blrpilngham, Ala 47.1ft Bloomlngton, III, . , 36.80 Bristol, Tonn 51.75 Boston, Mass., via differ ential linos .,,,, 54,45 Buffalo, N. Y via dlfror- utlal linos 47.50 Iuunmgtoii, iu, ,,,,,,,,, ji,uv Cairo, III , 38.75 Charleston, S. C. ,...,... 54.15 Chicago, HI 3800 Cincinnati, O. 42.20 Cleveland, O., via differ ential linos .4 , . 44.75 Columbia, S, C 51.75 Columbus, O, 43.60 Detroit, Mich., via differ ential lines 43.00 Dee Moines, Ia 3.2.85 Elmlra, N, Y via differ ential lines . ...; 51.80 Evanavlllo, Ind. .,.,..., 39.00 Guelph, Ont ,....., .05ui Hamilton, Ont. . ,. , 40.05 Hannibal, Mo 31.00 Indianapolis, Ind 40.1tf Jacksonville, Fla 55. GO Knoxvllle, Tonn 49.00 Louisvlllo, Ky 41.70 Memphis, Tenn 39. CC Milwaukee, Wis., via Mis- ourl river 38-00 Rato. From Mllwaukoo, Wis,, via St, 'mil nnd Spoknno ...... .$3G. CO Mobllo, Ala 50.53 Montgomery, Ala 40.70 Montreal, Quo 52,70 Muskogee, Ok lav 5 f. .;'.. 33;46 Natmvlllo, Tonn . . . 44.00 Now York, N. Y., via differ ential lines 55.00 Oklahoma; Oklit rrrr 33.45 Ottumwa. Ia 33.00 Peoria, III 80.05 Philadelphia, Pa., via dlffor- ontlul lines 51.75 Pittsburg, Pa., via differ ential lines ,', . 4700 St. Louis, Mo , , , i-. . 35 50 St. Thomas, Ont 40.0 Sa'vannah, Ga 54.33 Springfield, HI 3G.0O Tallahasso, Fla 55.85 Toledo, O 43.5(1 Tor.onto, Ont 40.05 Tuscaloosa, Miss 40.00 Washington, D, C, via dlf- erorUlal llnoj 53.25 MiBhOiirl ' Hlver 'Connnoii PolHtf, Kansas City, Mo.'. ,7,.. .$30.00 St. Joseph, Mo. 30.00 Leavenworth, Ka 3000 .AfchUon, Kaa. ...... s,. 30.00 Council Bluffs, la 30.00 Sioux City, la 30.00 St. Paul, Minn 30 00 Minneapolis, .Minn 30.00 Wi,t. M'MURRAY, JOHN M. HOOTT, Genoral Passenger Agent, Asst. Gen. Passenger. Agent, CIIA8. 8. FEE, (Paclfle System.) Passenger Traffic Manager, gouthera Pacific Conpaay.