Daily capital journal., August 15, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

DAILY CAPiTAL JOUKWAL. gALMM, ORWOO. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, UWf.
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, , '8ROOND THAT WE RAISE FUNDS SUFFICIENT TO MINK AND DEL1VBK TO THE BHBLTER THE 85 TONS OF HIGH GRADE ORE PER DAY. WHICH THEIR EX-
,,. PERTS HAVE DIJTERSnNED 'OUR 1DNE CAN NOW PRODUCE. - ," ' ' v"' ' 1 J 'H 7 o '. ,-r - ''"' '
THE ACTION OF TIIE COUNTY COURT, AT THE REQUEST OF ALL THE LEADING BUSINESS IEN OF BALRM, IN APPROPRIATING 1WMOO FOR THIS ROAD IN ORDER '
TO OPEN UP THIS "GREAT DISTRICT AND BENEFIT'THE"' WHOLE COUNTRY" IN MANY WAYS, HAS ENABLHD US .TO COMPLETE THE ROAD AND THUS FULFILL THE
. FIRST CONDITION ABOVE. '..-,., ...... . , .
THE SECOND CONDITION, THE RAISING OF THE FUNDS, WE KNOW OF NO OTHER WAY OF FI LFILLING EXCEPT BY OFFERING TO A FEW INVESTORS.
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For Sale A Share in Our Mines and in Our Profits
WE THEREFORE ASK ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED IN GETTING THE SMEITER FOR OUR COUNTY AND IN
MAKING MONEY FOR THEMSELVES
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TO CALL AT OUR OFFICES AND LET US CONVINCE YOU nOW CERTAIN AND HOW GREAT OUR PROFITS WILL BE.
TEN. DOLLARS PER TON IS TIIE LEAST NET PROFIT WE CAN FIGURE ON THE ORE WE WILL DELIVER, AND CAN BROW YOU. .."",'
THIKTV-PrVE TONS PKR DAY AT tflO MEANS SJUtO PROFIT PER DAY, $10,500 PER MONTH AND $130,000 PER YEAR, NET PR07IT ABOVE ALL MINING. 'AND it.
SMELTING CI1ARG1C3, AND ON 85 TONS PER DAY ONLY. ! . . r - n , ;,; f , ., ,
WE BELIEVE, AND CAN CONVINCE YOU, THAT IN A VERY SHORT TIMS WE CAN DELIVER 100. T 125 TONS PER DAY. ' ' '
IN THESE CERTAIN1 IMMEDIATE PROFITS AND STILL GREATER FUTURE ONES WE OFFER INVESTORS AN EQUAL' PROPORTIONATE SHARE WITH OUnSHLVKS IN
ORDER TO RAISE FUNDS TO BUY OUR MINING MACHINERY, AND TO PAY OUR SHARE ON THE POWER PLANT AND TRAMWAY THAT ALL THE ?HNES WILL BUILD
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WE WILL PROVE TO YOU THAT WE HAVE THE RTCTIEST ORE IN THE DISTRICT JUST ENOUGH STOCK WILL BE SOLD, AND NO MORE, TO RAISE THE FUNDS WE
NEED AT PRESENT. CALL AN D SEE OUR ORE DISPLAY OR WRITE "US.
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(Freeland Consolidated Mining Company
Corner State and High Streets, Salem, Or. , Per F. 0. STRENG, Fiscal Agent
MARKET REPORTS
SAX FRANCISCO MARKETS. .
Sao Francisco, Aug. IB. Wheat,
t'o, 1 California club, por conUl.
UUtflG7, northern blueixum
in0172; northern club, $!-
MH6165; Inferior grades tft
m. IH0&1.5G.
Barley Feed barley, Jl.aiKZT
10. common to fnlr, $1.30 1.31';
'tTlaj at San Francisco nominal -at
lUffLBS; Chevalier, $1,150
. acordlng to quality..
; E3 Per dotcn, California fredi,
iodlng cases, oxtraa, 3CV4; flrstb,
VHf second , 20 Vi; Eastern solect
lc, Eastern firsts 2Dc; Eaatoni
it, 23e: thirds. 21c: BtoraEo.
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Entterper pound, California
i. extras 27c: flrstB. 25c: Eoconflrf
F third?, 20c: nacklns No. 1.
fht, do No 2. 19c.
Kew cheese Per pound, Callfor-
nu, fancy, 11 &c: firsts. 10A:
ai'. 10c; California Younz
Bri, fancy, i3o; flrstB, 12 o;
a Oregon, fancy. 13c: do.
L? America, fanev. 14U
Potatoes Per cental, nivorwhlton
) fancy, 7fi$l.O0; poor, 70
l Salinas Ilurbanks. $1,35 6?
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M"y Hose, 7585o; sweet po-
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Oaion.per agek. yellow. 75 R
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Flour Valloy, '$1.10 1.20 por
aack; hard wheat, $1,40 & 1,45.
Bran 90c por sack; $3.l00 por
con; shorts. SI. 25 por sack.
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, $5.75.
8tock hogs $4.
Stoora 3fl.
Veal 5 7c.
Tropica! Frulta.
Bananas $0.50.
Oranges $4.50.
Lemons $4. 75 5.
Portland Market.
Poultry IIonB, 12c; ducks, 12
14c; p'geons, old $1 per dozen.
MIllBtuff Brnn, $26.
Flour Vnlloy, $1.20 per sack;
hard wheat, $1.45.
o
nnd ho will neither go slower for
ths thlnjf nor fnstor for thnU There
la much about him besides his dis
position that Is BoU-conlnlned, ho Is
tho nntlthesh of the automobile. Ti
rldo on 'his bnck Is a euro for the
ind'gcjtlon; to rldo bohlnd him Is
a rest for tho mind; a courwo of ox Is
an antidote for tho Ills of tho tlmoa,
Charles D. Stow.art In tho Atlantis.
Jnnnncso Commerce niul Finance.
Tho "United States Ib Japan's "bcBl
customer. Tho JnpnneRo' export stn
tlBtlcs uhow sales of $05,000,000 to
this country In 1907, nn Increase of I
dopoaltB lacrerfsed from 8,fl73,0CG,
759 yon to 8,SGl,t54,12S nnd Itq
loans dropped front 378,543,059 yon
to 338.119.49J. An incronBO of ll!
por cent nppoarvln bills discounted.
Tho btiBlnosB of tho clcnrlng housed
of tho bIx leading cltlos bIiows an In-
crcnBo from 7,124,554,179 yon to1
7,483,835,903. Ab Indicators of
trade tondlLlonB (ho bank statistics
show on tho wlio'lo a modest gain.
Dlgost of Financial or Economic An
nual ol Japan tor 1907.
Tho Ov ns a, Workrr.
In tho choice of motive power, al-
YTniv'u Tlilu
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We offer One Hundred Dollars)
Reward tor am caso of Catarrh that
$2,500,000 ovor 190C and of $18,- cannot bo cured by Unll's Catarrh
Btnna3 VJurp. F. J. CHENEY & CO., TOlOdO,
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500,000 ovor 1905. China
second on tho list with purchnBCS
amounting to a llttlo moro than
$50,000,000. Franco bought some
Se Per
S0UO.
box, Valencia?.
MLEM LnivET,
Ixjcal Wholesale Mnrkpr.
4n 2;c
ur Crermery 25c.
- 03.50.
i1!'' youn8 chlokenB, lie.
urai 85C
-'8635c.
Kuley-ijoe,,
flOnrTT..-. . '
-ta bMi ti onar aa.
JtT. Iiaa ' -JViU'u.vup
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iSrSf":. '9?10' cl0r, $8
i.7rf ,U012'
-1907 ernn .
CS-V.'ir
- lur
ftcUil M.-.
t-tl.4S W
Ml.05.
w e.
was a sener or only ?a,&uo,oou
worth. The largest exnort Item was
raw silk, and silk fabrics, $80,000,
000; Exports of cottfi yarns and
cloth Bhow a value of $25,000,000
and metals nnd manufactures there
of show a valuo of $17,000,000.
'-rCtry, 10c;
eary,
inxv mn tn miPMBt the or. Tho horao $7,000,000 worth of Japan's prod-
leans forward to pull and oven helps uctB. Great Britain nbout $11,000,
himself nlong by bobbing Ills head; nn woTth anil Gormany about $5,-'
ho lerko a load out of n hard place BOu.OOD worth. Groat Britain leajs
"by plunging bodily ngnlnst tho collar. I 'n. tea to Jnpan. Tho bill of thnt
stopping nnd lunging again; he country inst year wns i8,uuu,uuu
grains through a hard place nnd "" the bill of the United States
tbon stnrts suddenly forward nt his1 n"t $40,000,000. China sold
release: he works himself into a 34, 000,000 worth of hor products.
lather; and you, If you are the Tight Hrltlsh India $37,000,000 worth
kind of a person, cannot help feeling uormany 2B.uuo,uuu worm, wmio
for him and assisting him with In- Franco, one or the largest Duyors.
ward stress and strain.
The ox does not bob a horn, lie
simply Journeys, and the load goen
along. When he cornea, to a tough
place hla pasterns do not bend dewn:
he does not squat to pull; he does
not nlncli nlontr on the toes of his
shoes; ho seldom blows, aud ho does i Salea of tea amounted to $0,000,
not know how to sweat. He does ,000. Imports tf raw cotton show
not exert himself nt a paicn or wov
en eoll and then hurry up when he
li paat It. Tho chain becomes suf
fer and the yoke sits aollder to his
neck, and that la all; there Is no
algn of effort. Tho earth may grit
Its teeth and crunch aa It swallows
the plow, but the qx stalks on his
way. With the share deep or shal-
JjOj.wjwor lHted entirely and hangjjnf
from the axle whethQr he Is plow
ing earth or air It makes-no differ
ence to hln. His most ponderous
task Is sll himself, and he heeds
no incidentals.
He ! out for a stroll; he does
not allow work to Interfere with
the even tenor fo hfs way. His ten
dons are rigged to hla ouUtRBdlat;
rump bones like o muclrpr and
tackle, and he goes alqng by Inter
ior leverage; Inside hla old-woman
kvlk Is th aweary eii9 work,
a valuo of $57,000,000, which la
'nearly threo times the Importation
of ten yeara ago,
Japan baa 4 6, agricultural and In
dustrial banka (Noko Klnko), which
are described aa "local financial or
gans for furnishing long term loans
We. tho nndorslgned, havo known
F. J. Cheney for tho last 15yenr,
and bollovo him perfectly honorable
!n nil business thansactlons and fi
nancially ahlo to carry out any ob
ligations mndo hy hit flrnu. WARD
ING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale druggists, Toledo, O.
Jlnll's Catarrh Curo Ib takpn In
ternally, Acting directly upon 'tho
blood and inncous mirfncos. of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. por hottlo. Bold by nil
druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for 6on
8tlpatIon. o
Ono Moro TrnnM-imtiiUMitMl Route.
Thoro aro two Tallroad HneB In
this latest transcontinental system.
tho Central of Guatemala, built by
Of tho nearly n d 07.011 complotod
nnd building linos betwuon tho At
lantic nnd Pnclflo only two nro short
er thnn tho Guatomnlu routo, with
Its total mileage of 209 1-2 tulles
from Puorto Ilnrrlos to Snn Joso
do Guatemala.- 195 from Barrios to
Guatemala City and 74 1-2 from
Guntoinnln City to Snn Jose. Thouo
lloa aro tho Panama road, 30 mllos
long, nnd tho Tchnuntcpcc lino tn
Mexico, 180 ,mlloB. Aa a railroad
proposition It hue somo ndvnutngoj
ovor boUi of thorn, nnd until tho
completion of tho iHthmlnn canal
Bhould bo n vory consldornblo factor 1
In tho.trndo botwoon tho Atlantic
and Pacific coasts of our own coun
try nnd of Contrnl end South
America, and, ns well, for certain
clnsses of goods between 15iirbur nn 1
tho Pacific oceun. Its greatest In
fluerr',o will ho In tho dovolopmont
of Guatemala and somo of the terri
tory on the Pacific aide of neighbor
ing countries. M. A. Hayes, In Ro-
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Ha now $50,000 building will
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nnd propnrator" courses and lino op
portunities in tho Htiuly of Music,
Oratory, Theology, Modlclno, Lnw
Teaching, ExpoiiHoa reasonable;
aurroundlugn healthful; beautiful
campus; 45 professors, For cntiv
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7-21-cod 8c. w-lmo.
OAWTOXIIA.
vlow of Reviews.
tho late C. P. Huntington and his as
sodateB and srlll considered a South-JT0r. When a man has used a romedy
A Faithful Frjentl.
"I havo used Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
since It was first Introduced to tho
public In 1872, nnd have never found
ono Inatunco whore a cure was not
speodlly effected by Its uso. I havo
been a commerctnl traveler for 18
years, and never start out on a trip
without thlB, my faithful friend."
says H. S. Nlchol'i of Oakland, Ind.
for 35. yeara he knows ita valuo and
I9 compotont to apoak. For sale by
orn Pacific enterprise, nnd tho Gu
tnmnln rnllrnnri. Ihn nmvor nml Inn:-'
or line, formerly called the North-' Dr 8t0"8',, dn,B 8toro'
rn, completed many yeara ago from
Puerto Barrios o Zicapa. 100 mllea
from the coast. In 1904 the North
ern Railway was- acquired by an
Arnorlcan ayndlcato, headed by Gen
eral William C. Van Horno, Minor
C. Kleth, vice-president of tho'
United Fruit company, and General
A Fmh Complexion
ti premvcJ and wcxWced by
R&UrtiM, a mild, dtliMl
at a low rate of Interest." The total, Thomas H4 Hubtardjpf Now York.
capital of theso Institutions Is' a'jThe how.-cowpaiiy reeTe4 BOB0'lm-
llttle less than $15,000,000j TlJelV- portant cohccmIobs from th Guatf
b'ualnesi Is one of the sings of tha,
economic condition of the country.
They report deposits for 1900 as 31,
201,013 "yen, and for 1907 as 2$.
274,070 yen. Advances are reported
as 38,258.462 yen In 1906 and 40,
853,789 yen In 1907. Another sign
tn the business of the Bank of Japai
(Nippon GInko), the central bank of
j the country, having a paid up capital
of $15,000,000. This bank increased
Its reserve fund from 20,100,000 yen
la 1908 to 21,590f0M In 1907, Jits mUty,
jmalan government, and the Ceatnl
Railroad became interested In . the
new .enterprise. Work was begun
nearly three years ago on the exten
sion of the line to the capital city
and the rebuilding of the older por
tion of the road. It was completed .
In January; and on the 19th of
that month are first train from tho
Atlaatlc side 'of the coRtlaeat pulled
Into Guatemala City, and tho long-l
planned ocaa-to-oceaa line ws
MaltM tin aklii Monlikriy ti
tnalihn emu:Ud itnawacc MMcd
Wr rr-4rrMii rcoucM the ttui of
timnti F-ortM. riwaiM Uumm, re-
de inhmnauan sad tftmii aw even,
wdfaat eIott due to wilim itowiih-
mu at akh glmdi mi idmukMka of
ifec af4UofMM wMck alao Ui Ok
tick M Hipply Im healthful teiot.
AiiyurDruggutftrajTM wmjle f
LtfOEJnlllJ
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Dr. Stone's
Drug Store
The only cash drug store in Oro
gpn, owes no one, and no ono owes
It; carries largo stock; Ita shelves,
counters and show cases aro loaded
with drugs, modiclnes, notions, toilet
articles, wines and liquors of all
kinds for medicinal purposes. Pr,
fcKone a regular graduate In med
icine, and has haa many years of ex
perience In the practlco. Consulta
tions are free. Prescriptions are
' fre, and only regular price for
(mdlclse. Dr. Stone ca b foul
at his drug store, Halew, Or., ffow
in the eralag natll t at Might,