Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 02, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDAii.TOAra-Aiiiiywiil'iifSiSyt'WBibir; WEfonsPAr, swimmim , iw K i rrsparta yetw'f peple xot ,beoEkeepor.,, steaogrdslrtrs mo general office vrerk. The fivelprnct oj ilia Northwesb mil afTerd openings for 4feeiHtBdfl 1b iae nee. few years. Prepare now. Seed for catalogue. f , yi ,W. I. STALEY, PRINCIPAL. SALEM, OREGON V . .1 3C THE LENOX Portland's new and most tnodornly furnished hotel, Third and Main streets, fronting on tho beautiful City Plnza and adjacent to business center. Free bus to and from trains Up-to-dato grill. BxccMnt cuisine Telephone in every room. Private baths, KttropeffM Plan, $1 to $8.50 Per Day American Plan, fe.ftO to f Per Day. O. It. SPENCER, Manager SALEM SHOULD GET A CARNEGIE LIBIARY 'SAYS PROFESSOR KIRK I .a mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmMmmammmm Mt. Angel College fr III! III Hl - 1 M.IHII Mill I ALT. ANGEL, ORE. In charge ofthe Benedictine Fathers. Boarding school for young men and hoys, -Term opens September 8. Board, tuition and laun dry, 210 per year. Preparatory, Commercial, Bcloullflc and Clas sical. Cour&ofl. Writo for catalogue "WMnmw i ii wur'iwiM in m um Salem can havo a $25,000 Carne glo' library whenever hor people want it, and all wo have: to do 1b to Instill Into our systems a littlo of iho "now Salem spirit," and go to work. We aro no slower as a class, lot lis hope, than tho good peoplo of Boise, Idaho; at least wo shouldn't bo. And yet while we havo been fighting among ourselves over the site for tho proposed library, and oven consider ing the Advisability of rejecting Mr Carnegie's offer of $14,000, Bois has built a $25,000 library, ono ot tho flnest In tho northwest. But this is not the most remark able thing. Those wio havo been laboring under the delusion that Mr. Carnegie's offer has not ticcn liberal enough wlil havo a stirprlso In store for ,thom. In tho first place tho steel king's offer to Boho was no moro generous than his offer to in. Mr. Carneglo promised Boise $15,000 upon oxnetly tho samo terms that ho promised Salem $14,000, and UoIhc Is larger than Salem. Repeated requests from Bolso to Mr. Carneglo for moro mot with ropoated refusals. Thon Bolso go to work. Hor peoplo .ralBCd $5000 by subscription, and began and completed tho erection of a $20,000 building. When this was (done they found that they would need $5000 more to furnish It. Again they appealed to Mr. Carnegie, with a statement of what they had done. Mr. Carnegie sent hln agonH out to Boise and when they reported back to him tho rrian of millions was so dollghted with the spirit of tho Boise people that ho not only gave them the $5000 to furnish their building but ho also paid' thc.nv bnck-lho pther $5000 that "thdy had raised by' sub-, Bcrlptlon. ' This U the story thnt Professor W. E. Kirk ot tho Willamette uni versity hai brought back with him from Idaho. Professor and Mrs. Kirk have Just returned from an ox tended visit to Boise and othor Ida ho cities, and whle thoro tho pro fessor made a careful study of the library question, with special refer ence to tho i)03 Iblllty of erecting a handsomo Carneglo library In tflln city. Needless to say Professor Kirk Is convinced that It can be done. "What man has dono man may do," and tho Boise story bIiowb pret ty conclusively that man hns done It Tho moral is, "Cot .to work!" Canvas Gloves Leather Gloves w ( SJB Canvas Drilling and DutK at Low Prices Pearl Button;, 2 doz;n tot.. Cotton Blankets. . . ..,,.. . . Extra Largo Cotton Blankets. & - Mercerized Prints '.A 50 a ?1.00 e: TOAVKLS TOWELING .... OUTING FLANNEL. . HEAVY GRAY HOSE. LADIES' VESTS... LADIES' RUBBERS. 5 yi 5 yi 10 50 pr HAMILTON' & m"WS SKA HEST FOR WEAR ALL LEATHER ALL KINDS ALL SIZES MEN'S RUBBE11S Oty "Boys' Shits, extra good' .valuoj. Mon'u SdltB, 6;50 'to $12.00, best now ctock just in, . valuos. m imuw CW ROSTEIN & GREENBAM, 240 and 246 " Sired Salem, Orca . itVKAtoOWBWM. . - JWSWWCTCWTr3 d EUXjJSS2XSLt,En Family Liquor Stote 144 Commercial St. Free Delivery READY TAILORED CLOTHES FOR WELL DRESSED IVJCN, J , SO) c r-rrra rZnl) A..A40flVj gw I s price: range SO TO 40 I Huie Wing Sang Co. Wo mako up nil kinds ot wrappot nnd whlto uudorwear, wnlsts and M monns nnd skirts; nil kinds of gentlemen's and Indies' furnishing goods; nil klmln ot silks nnd dross goods; hoso, suits, pnnts, overalls, blankets, nockwenr, luntllng, china ware, trunks, ombroldery and lac etc. SUM X, ConmiiTclul 8t, Salem, Or. Pr, Stone's Drug Store k Tho onl cash drug storo In Oro so, Qwe no on if, and no otw owes It; carrle mrgo BtQck; It shelvw, counters and show cases are loaded with rime, modtclnCsJ notions, toilet articles, elites aud liquor ot nil kinds for raedjclnal purposes. Dr. Wiono u a regular .yraduute m mod Iclao, and has hua many years of o perlence lt the practice. Consulta tions aro free. Proscriptions aro lre, nnd only regular prices tor medicine. Dr. 8tono can lo fouai at Ms drug store, Salem. Or., from Im the mornlne; uttll 9 ut night. r-r set aw.. "fW r?r HAMIM WATK IX)MPANY OKPH'K CITV ll.Vl,t, For water service apply at oUlc. Bill v-blo monthly lu ftdvancv. vmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamm GKRMAN lUKKIlV AND CONFECTIONERY Now undor now management HCHLERKT . SCHNEIDER Proprletorn Complete line of fresh and up tOnlato bakera goods dellvorod .to all pmHa of the city free. ' Wo aro proud of our party and wedding cakes, delivered on short notice, Gvo us a trfel la all we ask. Storo corner Twelfth and Che -Mnktta st. Pko Main 61. Xo Moro Stout Corset. "I had to woar n 28 comet threo and n half months ngo," ronnrkcd o Toll-known touth-sldo club woman nt tho Biennial last night. "Yester day I' bcught n 24, and I hnvo It on 'now." Sho Jirntl " mlllig, boautl fu'ly colorrri ro'i",riii,,i"" on the croup of wondorlng women. "Nol" ohe answered, In reply to tho niiory, "I didn't hnvo to oxorclso or dlot. I got Vt ounco Marmoln, V4 ouncii Fluid Extract Coscnrn Aromatic, and 3 Mi onntfas Syrup Simplex nt tho diuigglst'H, mixed thorn myo'f nt homo, and took n tcaspoouful nftcr menl8 and nt bcdtlmo, it mado mo lose 12 to 10 ouncoi of fnt n day Just whore I noqdod It tho ' moot. Thoro Isn't a nlgn ot n wrinkle olthor. It tnk6s tho fnt whore you want It'off wllhout formfng bngs of nnbby llosh." Somo tlmo Home Snlom girl will commit murder when n young follow tells hor ho. la dying for n kiss. Salem Pence Works UrtHWMrtrrft for Wmr WH Fracktg, P6iltry Netting, Pickets. Gts Maltttold Rooting, p, & O. R4) KooUng, Scroea Door uni Ad Justabje Wludow Scimm, CBAS. II. MULLIGAN 8ueeor WAITKK MORLKY. "??'.""'"' Tiniwfca H0H.l3Tf' Atcky Moimtaln Tea Hwggte Bur K4!U- f Bciy Foai. lnii 9Ma Huh tul Ktaiwoj Vl. 47 Miller W., South Salenu MM. I J8tfjb&82 facturer of all klnii of boxe, crat fSiuSk,, "ljoVy!mnaiuTjmb O, V MASOX BOX CO, ) 4 lf. frntt ryr ecoorl. hoi Ras.Vi'A.tJni JKf.-'rj' v A Traveling Mnn'n Evpcrlcnro. "I must tell you my oxporlenco on an east bound O, R. & N. R, R. trnln from Pendleton to Ln Ornnde, Or., writes Sam A. Gnrbor, a woll known trnvollng man. 'I wns In tho Hinoklng department with lomo othor trovllng men whon ono ot them wont out Into tho conch nnd enme back nnd snld, "Thero Is n woman sick unto denth In tho car. I at once ot u nnd went out, found her very ill with cramp celic: hor bunds nnd nrma wore drawn .up so you could not strnlghton them, nnd while n deathlike look on hor face Two or threo ladles wero working with hor and giving her whiskey. I went to my suit enso and got my bottlo of OhambQrlnln's Colic, Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Romod'y (I never travol without It), rnn to tho water tank, put n doublo doso of tlu medicine In tho glass, poured somo water Inlo It nnd stirred It with a pencil: thon I had quite n tlmo to got the Indies to let mo give It to hor, but, I suerooded. I could at onco seo tho effect nnd 1 worked with her, rubbing her hnndn, and In 20 minutes I gavo her another doso. Bv this 4lme wo wero almost Into Ln Grande, whero I was to tonvo tho' trnln. I gave tho bottle to th h)"haml to bo uso; In cao nnothei doso should bo needed, hut by the tlmo tho train rnn Into La Ornndo sho was all right, and I received the thanks ot evofy passenger In tho car." For sale by Dr. Stono's drug store r O"" Evory buslno man frequently hears thlst "You charge too much." u t .I. DfMfHCSrt CnHHot U Curtl by local applications, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion ot tho oar. There Is only one way to euro ilea'nes, nnd this Is by constitutional remedies. Dtmfnesa Is caused by an ntlanied condition of the mucous lining nt the Eustachian Tube When this tube Is Inflamed you have n rumbling sound or Imperfect hoar I tug, and when It Is entlroly closed. Deafness la tho result, and unless the Inflammation can "bo taken out and this tube restored to Its normal con illt'on. hearing will bo destroyed for- over; nine cases out ot ten aro caused by Catarrh, which la nothing hut an Inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollar for any case, ot Deatnoi (cauied by catarrh) that canuot ho curod by Hall's falarrh Cure. Send for cir culars free. F. J. CHENEY & CO , Toledo. O. Sold hy druBKlsts. 7Se. Tako Hall's Family PL'ls for con stlpatlon.. o- v OASVOSLXJL. A PriyhiK Investment. Mr. John Whlto, of 38 Highland Avo., Houlton, Mnlno, says: "Havo boon troubled with a cough every wlntod and spring. Last winter I tried many advertised remedies, but tho cough continued until I bought a G0c bottlo of Dr. King's Xow Dls covory; beforo thnt was half gone, tho cough wns nil gono. This winter tho same hnnny result hns follewed: n fow doses onco more banished tho annual couuh. I nm now convinced thnt Dr. King's New Dhcovory Is tho host of all cough nnd lung romedlcs." Sold under gunranteo nt J. C. Perry's drug storo. GOc and $1.00. Trial bottlo free. Somohow, a girl enn never got hor glovo on over her engagement ring. o' TEA Good tea, close price. There is no other way to build a good business or keep a ffond business. Ymir qr',',i,i wuiip'fftiir ranger II T.ou don'l tile .. Mil. in- tAli wr unf lifra. " Tell of n; man who hns done n good deod nnd fow show curiosity to know who ho is. o How to Get Strong. P. .1. Daly, of 1217 W. Congro St., Chicago, tolls of a way to be come Btreng: Ho snyB: ".My mother, who Us old nnd whs very feeblo. h deriving so much benotU from Elec tric Bitters, thnt I fell It's my duty to toll those who need a tonic ami strengthening modlclno nbout It. In my mother'a case a marked gain In llosh hns resulted, Insomnia has been ovorcomo, and sho Is steadily grow ing stronger." Electric Bitters quickly romedy stomach, liver nnd kidney complnlnts. Sold undor gunrnnteo nt J. C. Perry's drug Btoro. SOc. o When a man gets out his pocke$ bood how his children gather 'round him. o Hopplty Hop. Aro you Just bnroly gottlng around by the aid of crutches or a cane? Unless you have lost n limb or havo a deformity If your trouble la rhnumnMsm liini)fi.n .itp.ln .Mtt joints, or anything of like uature ubo Balalrd'8 Snow Liniment and In no tlmo you can throw away your crutches and bo as woll as anyone. Prlco 25e. GOc nnd J1.00." Sold bv all dealers. n Tho more- vanity a man has and tho loss Qlf.ro3pect,, tJa?b'etter his chanco to get along In pontics. o ' ' ... - Host TrvrttiiH'nt for n Rum. If for no other reSshn. Chamber lalu'a Salvo shouldb'e kontln evnrv houeholl oa account ot Its great value n the treatment 'of burns. It allays tho pain almost Instantly, and uBiess. mo injury is a sovero one, heals tho parts without leaving a senr. This fwilvo Is also unoaunlotl for chapped hands, soro ninnies and I diseases of tho skin. Price, 25 cents. ' For. aale hy Dr. Stone's Drug Store. 1 o DEPOSITORS Like to feel that In bringing tholnbiiBinoss to n bank they srt helping to build It up; In other wordB thoy aro giving somethlaj for whnt thoy. receive. Vo want your to fool thnt wny toward u WE ARE GROWING GROW WITH US . o want year nccount wnnt to mnko ourselves useful to yds In any thing pertaining to flnnnco-nridLvvvo- can handlo It ulii profit to you nnd to ourolva. United States National Bank of Salem, Ore, When You Are Dry WHY NOT BUY A pure nnd wholosomo bovorng that Is sold In a'l the dtl of Western Oregon and Northern CnMfornla. Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops Grown in Marion County .Marie nf Filtered Wntw nnd strictlv In nccordanco with tbl Puro Food Law Snloai Beer Is tho best mild bovorago offpreJ U public. Made by scientific processes and guaranteed pure and d somo. No adulteration. No drugs or nhomlcals and uiHer tte peroct sanitary conditions. Address all ordea to Salem Brewery .Associate IV Waller & Hentschel Successors to E. Eckorlln "The Elite" Hotel' and Cafe , 118 and 118 Commercial Street Meals 6 A. M. tp Midnight. Excel lent Morchants' Lunch, 35c. Sun. day Family Dinner and Banquets a Specialty, , You hear the peeple: craw," , It said ot at "That man least half1 is going A RwhI Child dredshq fine. ' Thodrcad' Is wholes some, hut not tho hum; that can be Healed and Instantly relieved by ap plying Ballard'a Snow Liniment, Be prepared for accidents by keeping a bottlo always la the house. Best for sprains, bruises, cut, scalds, rheu matism, HHiralgfa, hualons ay asMl all ache aal nUs. Prlc Ut. 6e ad li.ta, tM by all 4U. A HANDSOME ARJj give latr una sp""--IsAerter, aa4 without WTT ceslHg the expense. "J, corM. that Its design U " . ki. .f.tls asd p rouerly aelectei and -l " Maaufacturer of liau dinn ana Mit - Wi. Qsr Kin ! PkwM Mate 3i-