Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 17, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAglTAft JOUttSAL. 8 ALKM, , OREGON, MOJMY, AUGUST 17,-l0tf "fl .J.vJ A 'tnt Mi f J KotJc. , MM "- Jer of the couniy cuu. 1 Oregon, the following wnt r;uSand.nB against Marlon, m v" . ,, ..nnrit nrlnr to . leaned sueu . v.. i aDty ', .iii ha cancelled and ,, mva, " ipaym'ent thereof refused unless pre sented for payment within 60 days after July 1st, In accordance with provisions of Sections No. 265., 2033 and 2634,' Bellinger aait Cot ton's Codes and Statutes of Oregon. R. D. ALLEX, Count' Clerk. at9 outstanding for sown yoars prJbr to, J?uly,. 190&: WoIIm rt, Vnmn .i July , 1900. ..H. G. Saltmash .....1.70 "!!!! ijnly 9, 1900.... Clips. Mlnkler ...... 1..T0 !!!.'.'!.-JJJ' 9 1900.... A. D. Smith .... 2.20 ""...Aug. 9, 1900 Mrs. Allle Lyons . 1.70 '!!!!!!. Aug. 0 1900.. .Kittle P.lrklns .. 1.7a "!!!.. .Aug. 9 1900. ..Mabel Rhodes,, 1.7u .Aug. 9r 1900. . .Mrs. Toy v,... ... 1.7Q I ....Aug. 9, 1000. ...u. 1j. Tiiompsoa. . . . . a. ' .m . a -, n ft ft Vin nnn. TO.. .t A Jt . . ,bel. o, ll)UV.Iil'"l UllU4......ai.i..i J..IU ..Oct. 4, 1900.... W. P. Graham........! l.OO ..Oct. 4. 1900. ...M. F. .Hays ; i.GO --- 1419 'lis 14 ;: oct. 4, looo. ,i '.'.'.'. 0c, 4 190- Oct. i, luuu. ....Oct. 4, 1900. tl P33 Walter Helsen K ... &: 1.70 Jo3. Plllster ft . . . .f f.70 Henry Schneht ,.,....-. 2.40 1.70 "u Stelllngcr ; I'M .Roy .Jny Stolltnger. . .; ....... 1.70 Oct. 4, 1900.... Mra. Stelltnger A...., 1.70 Oct. 4, 1900. OKEGOZS DEVELOPMENT . -RECORD OF WEEK 39 r'! ;; nt .1 innn....R. IL Thomtman 1.7(1 !S!!.'!!!!.'!!!!!nov. ft, 1900.. w. j.. nemtt ? 3.10 .. D6C. 0, lUUUi .1 A, J. UUVUUU) . J liVU -Q . IUII V AVi. MI(fU I Iff, MUV I Jnll, Ul, lUUl . . . junii uiumury x.iu Jan. 11, juujl. . . .iwnn u.hk'1" t -i'-u ' Mar. 8, 1901.... R. N. Home 2.20 ",' Juno 10, 1001.. Peter Back .' 1.70 8-14-3t LET IT DO THE TALKING That's what an Edison phonograph Is for, anyway, but wo aro qulto pro. pared to let ours do Its talking from a selling senso. JiiBt listen to It for Bonio minutes and you Will bo con vinced that it Is tho clearest talking machtno on tho market. Wo can put speech and song Into Us mouth too tho nowest, latest and best recordB nro hero In great variety. L. F. SAVAGE, 247 Commercial Street. On N? vn ' Wc Launder Ladies' Shirt Waists and White Jfr Skirts Just Right. I Wo guarantee to. All of our Bhlrtwnlsts aro caro- I fully washod with a special noutral Boap, starched Just where thoy should bo starched and Ironed by oxportB who have mado shirtwaist Ironing a spoclnl sbudy. We arc pleasing the most caroful drcRsers In tho city with our iMrtwalut work and aro suro wo can ploaso you. May wo bavo a triil. SALEM Tol. 25 LAUNDRY COMPANY 13C-1CC 8. Llborty St. Anticipation fell Bhort of tho nc-f tual attendance and success of th? Oregon Good oltnds Conferonco hold at tho Portland Commercial club on tho I2th. From every corner of the state enme men having the vital Interests or Oregon at heart. EC was decided to immediately under take tho raising of $1 0,000 for an intensely active campaign. Jude Lionet R. Webster of Mpultnoirrah county, and Judge John H. Scott of Marlon county will lead In this work, devoting their entire Wine- to tt-. ' ' Rain was never more grcntefut to Orpgonlnns that the shewers: of tnBt Wednesday and Thursday, and mes sages from practically the whole state Join In tho thanksgiving. The danger from forest fires In the vood cd sections has been greatly reduced as n result. Four hundred -thousand feofc of lumber were bought by Swift & Co. this past week for use on their town- sito near the plant now being built Twenty-flvo dwellings will bo started immediately, sonic quite pretentious for the officers of tho company. Hun dreds of smaller homes will go up as rapidly as practicable Hon. C. J. Blanchnrd, of tho U. S. Reclamation Sorvlco, Is In Oregon and will spond 30 dayn inspecting tho various government Irrigation projects. Ho reports such a mass of inquiry at his homo ofllco that tho clerks nro scarcely able to on swor Intending colonists., Poultry h to hnve Its duo recog nition nt the state fair In September Over $500 In prlzo3 Is offered and tho Interest mny be Judged from tho fact that already over one thou sand entries nro booked. Poultry menns almost $5,000,000 to Orogon annually. Eaglo Valley, In Baker county, Is planning n "Harvest Home Picnic" for the 3rd and 4th of Soptombor. Tho wholo county will Join In tho holiday tho vory namo of tho ovoiu guarantees enjoyment. Secretary W. L. CrlBsey, of tho Oregon Stato Dairy nssoclat'on hoa been advised that Hon. Ed. H. Web ster, chlof of dairy division, U. S. Dopurtmont of Agriculture, Is con templating a trip to tho Pacific const to participate in tho convention of tho Orogon association December 10 and 11. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Relieves Colds by working them out of the system through a copious and healthy action of the bowels. Relieves coughs by cleansing tho mucous membranes of the throat, chest and bronchia) tubes. "As pleasant to the fasts as Mcple Sugar" Children Like It For BACKACHE-WEAK KIDNEYS Trj fcWilt's Kldnei and Bladder Plllt-Ssra ana sta ATT. IHUTriOTftTS I "Pca young pooplo for bookkeepers, ctonogrnphora and general ofllco Vft. Tho devolomncnt nt ilm NnrtWut will nffm-.i nrvi.nin.. -- "waui in tho next few yoara. Vrtpare now, Snd for catalogue. W. I. STALEY, Principal Salem. Oregon Wc&i$$? THE HOTEL LENOX Portland's now and most modoruly furnished hotel, Third and Main streets, fronting on tho beautiful City Plaza and ndjacont to builnosn contor. Free bus to and from trains. Up-to-dnte grill. Exce"nt cuisine Telephone in every room. Frlvat baths. Kuropenn Plan, SI to $2.50 Per Day American Plan, S2.B0 to S I Per Day. O. If. SPENCER, Mnnagcr How's Tills? Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars i Reward for any case of Catarrh that i cannot ho cured bv Ilnu's Catarrii Curo. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Wo, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the Inst 15 years, and boliovo him perfectly honorable In all business thanBactlons and fi nancially ablo to carry out any ob ligations mado by hU firm. WALD I.NG,. KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole sale druggists, Toledo, O. Hnll'B Catarrh Curo is taken In ternnlly, octlng directly upon the blood and mucous surfacos of tho system. Testimonials sent free Prlco 75c. por bottlo. Sold by nil druggists. Tako Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. o OREGOX WEATHRE FOR THE PAST WEEK E. ECKERLEN Family Oqto State J44 Commercial St. Free Delivery MMIHrjnMIMMMMMnWMMmVBB J little German Shoe Store Gt footwear tiw, ls 'l,e right for this season, and save shoe bllld. 6W Mne pdlum heavy working shoes for fall trado. 71 ai Mea. Leather gloves for harvest work . M PRICES ARE THE LOWEST JACOB VOflT 345 State Street Tho moan temperatures for the weok wero slightly abovo normnl In tho western portion "of tho Btato. whllo In tho eastern counties thoy were considerably abovo tho norm al. Tho afternoon temperaturoa wore unusually high ovor the ontlre stato, as wore also tho night tem poratures in tho eastern portion, but in the woBtorn counties the nights wore rather cool. Tho h'lgh avorag.w of tomporature were duo to unlform Uy warm weather, thoro being no otromely high temperatures report ed oxcopt In Umatilla county, where tho afternoon tompornJ,ure ranged from 100 degreos to 104 dogrooa on the 4th, 6th ant 8th. In tho west ern countlo exwpt nnr the coast. tho maximum temperaturas on tho days ranged betwoon S4 and 92 de grees. Tho weok clod with ooljf woathor In the wwtorn counties. Thoro was very littlo wind during tho weok. and its prevailing direc tion WM from tho weet and nortL- weet. No rain fell during tho woeK I over tlie ont ro Biaie, oxcepi vurr ! light m)rlnkle In Raker county on the 5th. and the period without rain has now lasted 25 days In moet counties and In somo looalltlos mucn longor The continued dry weather has caused the forest fires to In crease, and more or lea smoky cot- ditlons are reported from nearly all sections of the state, the sraoklnesj being qullo pronounced Ju Hood R'.ver and Wa?co counties. ConM District. Newriort, Lincoln county, Jno. E. Matthews The weather during tho pa t wepk was warm and dry, wit.' wl ds from the northwest. Port OrlTord, Curry courtly. E. Y. Jensen. Northwest winds, wlM much clear sky an1 no rain, char- acterixed the weather for the week-J There was fog during the early part of. tho morning on the pth. Willamette Valley. Portland, Multnomah county, lt cal ofllco, Weather Bureau. The temperature wa Bllghtly above normal throughout tho week, with uniformity warm days and moderate ly 'cool nlghta. Clear skioB with light smoke hnvo prevailed. .No rain has fallen. Dull Run, Clackamas county, Port land Water Works. Tho week was clear apd warm, with considerable smoke. No rnln felt. Salem, Marion county, M. P. Baldwin. Tho weather was clear and warm all week, with no rnln. Corvallla, Benton county, E. P. Erwln. Wnrm, clear weather, with much Bmoko, provnllod during tho week. Tho tompornturo was consid erably above normal on Tuesday, Thurodny, Friday, and Saturday. No ruin fell. o COFFEE There is a time for good tea, and a time for good coffee; there is no time for poor either. Your grcxtr r turns your mener II don't Ilk Schilling ' nitt par hlin STAPLE DRYGOODS LARGE ASSORTMENT- OF STANDARD BRANDS LOW PRICES LOW BRICKS. LOW PRICES. AMOSKEAG, GLXOHAMS, TICKING, DENIMS, ALLEN'S MERCERIZED PRINTS OVERALLS, SOCKS, OVERSHIRTS, GLOVES, OILCLOTH!, TOWEIiS, COMlORJCKRS, DUCK. a PEARL BUTTONS, 2 DOZEN FOR NICE ltLAGK SATEEN UNDERSKIRT ROYS' HLACIC SATEEN OVERSHIRTS , TOWELING,, A YARD, Gc,. tfo, 8c, AND ., 1UJANKETS FROM &Q$ A PAIR IT. 5 755 10(i STRAAV lLMCS..t LADIES' VKSTS 10 i ino BLACK HOSE, PAHC. -10 I TAN 1IOSK, PAIR .lKr OUTING FiaNNEL GOWN8 50J CORSET," COVERS AT tRo, 25i CORSET COVER EMUttl'D'Y 25 OHILDltKN'S OVERALLS, ea -' '25 BOY'S COVERT OVERALLS " , 45 MKNS COVERT OVERALLS ' -7t ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM, 2 10 and 246 Commercial 1 Slrect, Salem, Oregon SMALL ACCOUNTS New XntiU'lCH. Wylto A. Moores, Salem; W. E. Pears, Brownsville; C. II. Leonard, Burns; J. C. Coryoll, Durkee; O. D, Taylor, Baker City; A. M. Ellsworth John -II. Stovonson, R, W, Paternon Portland, -o A Faithful Friend. "I hnvo inod Chamborlnin's Colic, Cholora and Diarrhoea Romedy slnco it was first introduced to tho public in 1872, and have never found ono Instance whoro a curo was not speedily offected by Its uso. I have been a commercial traveler for IS yoars, and novor start out on n trip without this, my faithful frlond," says H. S. Nichols of Oakland, I ml. Tor. When n man hns used a romedy for 35 yonrs ho knows Its vnluo and Is competent to speak. For sale by Dr. Stone's drug store. o Taft hold n continuation with his successor nH war secretary, Luke Wright, In regard to tho Philippine yostorday. Economy wns tho koy noto of Taft'a advlco. As well as largo ones nro wolcomo hero you neod not wait un til your business has assumed great proportions bofaro oponlng an account with us DO SO TODAY. Our patrons, rogardlosa of tho amount of business dono, rccolvo ovory courtesy In all matters of business Intrusted to us, and thoro Is nothing In snfo bauklng that wo cannot perform. Ono ndvantngo In doallng with us l TILVT YOU ARK NOT TOO SMALL FOR US, NOR WE TOO LARGE FOR YOU. A not h or advantugo Is tknt banking Is MAIM! CONVENIENT for all at this bunk, bocnuno thoro Is no unnecessary RED TAPE allowed to ontor Inio tho transaction of business with our patrons, Our theory is that tlmo 1b valuable to nil coucorncd. Wo'ro convonlontly located, ofTor ovory up-to-dnto facility for promptnosi, aiyl wlah to do business with you, Wo Invito checking accounts, tssuo Certificates of Doposlt', nnd buy nnd soil Foreign nnd Domestic Exchnnge United States National Bank of Salem, Ore. fk Ilaby Mori'l'l'10 Fiends, nro mado by all soothing syrups nnd baby medicines that contain opium nnd narcotics, McGoo's Babv Elixir contains no injurious or nar cotic drugs of any kind. A suro nnd snfo cure for disordered stom achs, bowels and frotfulncm splendid for toothing Infants. o BulldliiK Coutnu-torfl, Attention, Bld3 nro invited for the construc tion of Eaton Hall, at Willamette University, Salem, Oregon. Building Is about 05x150 feet In, slzo nnd throe stories high, built of brick with stono trimmings. Fur nace blast heating and ventilation, sanitary plumbing. Bids will bo filed with Amodn M. Smith, in the office of Western Clay Manufacturing Co., Fanton building. Portland, Orogon, up and until 10 o'clock n. m., Tuesday, August 25, 1908. Plans and nu'clflcat'ona can he prooursd at ofllc of Woetern Ctay Mfg. Co., Fonton building, Portland. Oregon; office of A. A. Loo, Sulem, Orogon; A. E. Eaton, Esq., Union, Orogon, and the nrcliltocU of build ing, J. E. TourUIJoUo &. Co.. Bol. Idaho. Heating will not bo let In general contract, but bids for heating Mod and opened at time bids far general contract are opened. A certified check in the sum of 11000, mado payable to Atnetla M. Smith, trustee of Willamette Univer sity, filed with each bid submitted on general contract, said amount for feited If bidder refuses or ls unable to enter Into a contract and furnish a good and sufficient bond In the sum of $2&,0r00 within two wecki after being notified he has been awarded the contract. Building committee reserves th right to accept any pr reject a" bid. 8-13-tf When You Are Dry WHY NOT BUY mm Kim b immmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm A puro and wholosomo boverag" that Is sold In all tho cities of Westorn Oregon and Northern California, t . Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops Grown in Marion County Mado of Filtered Watw nnd strictly In accordance with tho Puro Food Law Salem Boor Is tho best mild beverage offered tho public. Mado by scientific processo9 and guaranteed puro nnd wholo somo, ,. ' .' ' j i 4i " i4 No adulteration. No drugs or choralcals and undor tho mot poroct sanitary conditions, Address all ordorn to Salem Brewery Association MM 14 Waller & Hentschel Successors to 13. Eikorlln "The Elite" Hotel and Cafe 1 Id mid 1 IH Coiiiiiienliil Siren Moals C A. M. to Midnight. Excel lent Merchants' Lunch, 26c. Sun day Family Dlnuors nnd Banquets a Bpoelalty. A HANDKOME ARCHWAY. given beauty nnd spaciousness to an Interior, mid without materially In creasing the expenuo. Provided, of courxo, that Its design Is correct, Ita workmanship faultless and Its wood properly selected nnd, seasoned. If we build It, It will have thuao qual ities u porfectlon and Its cost will be sinull. A, M. II A N 8 E X, Manufacturer of Sash, Doom, Mouldings, and ul kinds of IIouso fl.ilsh Comer Mill and Church Stj. Pboue Mala 344.