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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALKM, OREGON. THURSDAY, SHTTHMBWl a, lMflf 3 rIillr Trouble Makes You Miserable. rvbodv who reads the news. Sokuow of the wonderful nert5urcl .,4 made bv Dt. . Kilmer's Swamp. Root, the greet kid Lucy, Hvcr nncl bind- irivt f - tier remwij ISj tM it is the great med J I lllHicn) triumph of the vQA il ! nineteenth century ; ,l discovered nfteryonrs vl of scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, the TT .ncclallst, and is wonderful!) jijuiki '. ,, nronmtly curing tame imck, 'So thc WWcr and ffihSfalSK which is the won, NJtri.M,,(.v trouble. . ubVs SwamP-Rool is not rcc U'I . . ...nrftUtllL' UUL1I VIIWI1 I Tad i r vatc Pracucc' n"l . iStVs bec.i made by Aee by aii; nlso a book tell fctlc 1 itoSt Swamp-Root, and how to Hm SS ve kidney or bladder trou- it When writing""""'"" 7""1o LSSer in this paper nd?eml)your .. .....n. T.'llinpr F m . n- Ititiolmilltoit. J V." The regular (ftpcent ami .- ,, 73-SL-. SK"U druggist. Don't make . mistake, but remember the nnuic, SSSrt Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, Sffi address, lliughauitou, N. Y., oa irtr bottle. Tho Knlscr nitil His Mother. In the September American Mnga j!ne Octave Mlrbcau writes a re writable cliarnctcr Bketch of Bra jfror William. All sorts of llluml iitlng stores arc told. Ono is of tho emperor and his relations with hla mother. It was told by tho lato Prince Dtsmarck ono night when ho lid ben drinking too much. "And to one," remarks M. Mlrbcau, "was core brutally sincere thnn Bismarck i! under tho Influonco of wlno." Here Is n part of this particular itorr "The relations botwecn William ud his mother, tho Empross Fred trick, became, at last, bo hitter that William placed spies about hor rcn In tho bedroom of his Invnlld Other, "Through ono of these spies WI1 l!im learned of tho existence of n Journal which his father had kopt for some years. Frederick had a tote for writing, and tho fact that there was coldness between hint and Mi eon led William to fenr that this wcret Journay might contain so mo criticism of h's conduct. "Tho Empress, howovor, wns clov er enough to conconl tho diary be fore her hushnnd's donth. Eluding th surveillance of hor son, alio sont tie papers to her mother, Queen Victoria, or to hor brother, thon Prince of W'alos I don't romombor rtlch. Hard'y had his fnthor drawn bin hit breath when William, over tin toad body, perform his first of feltl art It was to demand of hia wldowod Bother he Journal, which ho termed 'memorial.' "The Empress folgned Ignorance. William Insisted. Ho Bpoko as mas lf giving his mothor tho order to obey She persisted In declaring she hew nothing of tho papers. WpII.' in commanded, purple Ith wrath, you will remain under t'oe arrest until yon hnvo obeyed at' Bismarck, arriving at Pottsdnm o houn after this, found tho pal m roundeil by squadrons of fme4 ravalry "The emperor, whom ho found still "ilted told the old chancellor how c Ui met the disobedience of his oother And she need not expect pity or wMeration until she has obeyed he declared 'Vou understand ZT Chance,1r? Until she hag VJM me" H!s?u UpM ha1 fiono much t0 far loo-? WT 3t "ee tnat thu buf" t VJ. h uwd t0 wonder how .& ,auEWns ,n m - r U" -ia Was to rnrAlvA TVII. POTATION K-iKA'lw.iJi,??: ' . -J to Ukt an Xfc tkiitls saa IV vw a-" aj.i, " -1 m tJTcnr f. Ui. " t.M . .,--- "? Wl Vi f,lT;" w,r'i "' luppiiy i uWiyi,, JJi' "ornlne. Vou ' r Jionok, IU. Pil For iiuto "'ynvumc tS?JSiT"OocJ. Do OaaJ. Ham's news With deferential silence, and later, when tho emperor wan calmer, show him that his cour3e wan sure to meet with general disap proval. There wa3 a way. ho thought of proceeding much more vigorously and at the same time elllcncloMsly Why not rather cut down the lncomoi of the empress? Suspend her np penagos? " 'I know hor majesty,' said tho good Bismarck. 'She has pride. Forced arrest 'she can bravo out, ac cepting It as a sort of martyrdem: but tho money, slro, tho money! Who can resist money?' "Further, ho laid tactful strops upon tho probablo representations of Englnnd. ,'Ib It really the moment, sire?' "Tho Kalsor, becoming appeased, listened to Bismarck's counsel. The arrest of the empress was removed Tho officers led their cavnlry back to lbartor8, and William turned his at tention to tho details of his father's obsequies, which ho wished to be most fastidious." o . Opportunities In Science. Tho members of the Illinois State Acndomy of Science recently dis cussed tho opportunities for young mon to earn a living in tho various branches of science. On tho wholo. they thought tho opportunities aro oxcollent, though they ofTer nothing very great In tho way ,of financial compensation. John O. Coulter, tho woll-known professor of botany, Bald that tho demand for trained botanists exceed tho supply. Tho most cxtenslvo om ployor op young botanists In this county Is tho United States govern ment. Tho bureaus of tho Depart mont of Agriculture aro not yet nblo to obtain all tho men thoy need ad oquatcly tralnod In tho various branchco of botany. Tho mnrket for teachers of botnnv Is brisk and good teachers who aro doctors of philosophy In botany com mand beginning salaries which av erage about 50 per cent moro thnn thoso offered eight years ago. There is a ftno field for botanists In tho Philippines, whoro a trained man Is wanted In ovory provlnco to tnko charge of tho educational side of botany, especially from tho stand point of agricultural setenco. Professor W. A. Noyos of tho Uni versity of Illinois snld that 25 years ago vory fow chomlnts wcro em ployed In tho mnnufneturo of Iron and steel. Today chomlsts nro re quired not only in tho largo estab lishments whoro steel Is produced, hut nlso In Iron fcrundrlos and fac torloK of all kinds.. About 8000 chemists nro now employed In tho United States. Not long ngo nearly all chemists hero woro engaged In teaching, whllo tho mnjorlty of thorn today aro working In Industrial lines. Dr. Bnln, who Is at tho hoal of tho Illlnoh geological survoy, said that many railroads and mining nnd do- volopmont companies now employ ono or moro gcologUts. Tholr em ployment In private entorprlsos U crippling tho survoy work of the government, hocnuso prlvnto com pnnlcs offor higher salaries and draw away many of tho best mon. Tho largor number of profoslonal geol ogists aro still counectod with tho of ficial surveys. Tho greatest of theso Is tho United States geological sur vey, which in tho Inst season kept 83 gco'oglcal pnrtlos In tho field, each Including from ono to threo geologists. Accord'ng to Professor II. V. Neal It Is much on lor now for zoologists to g"et good p'ncH than II was a de cade ago. It Is difficult to find com petent men needed for zoological posti in schools, musoums and tho bureaus of tho general nnd citato governments which req'alro entomol ogists and otho zoological workers It Is belloved that tho brisk demand for trained zoologists will continuo In tho next decade. The prospect Is good that compe tent men ,of science will have bettor opportunities In tho futuro than over before to cam a comfortable living. Capable and Industrious workers make a good living, but are rarejy able to accumulate wealth. Probably mon of science will always have to been content with relatlvoly poor fl nnnolal returns for their work. Now York Sun. mV4 fcoUctioB From Het Weather Lk Hrtry moUnr of ramify ha learned to fer DyitnUry, Dlrrht, Cbeler Morbni, Cholera Infantum, Crmtnpa Colic sad all bowel affection! la hot weather. ThooMadi of fortunate wo men have learned that flr. D. JAYNE'S Carminative Balsam lethe aureet, qulckeet, aafeit and tait remedy for theeo Summer Ilia. Keep a bottle of Carminative Ualaam handy in bummer and theae complaint! will hold no terrora for you. Successful for four generations. Sold by all druggleta tSc per bottle. Jarne'a Saaatlva NIU-A senile, afe, effective bowel medlclua, espe cially good In hot weather. Petition. To tho Honorable County Court of Marlon County, Orpgen: Wo, tho undorslgned, legal voters of Ilorob precinct, In Marlon county, Stnto of Oregon, respectfully petition your most honorablo body to grant a llconso to Mnrtldn & Snocd, of Gates'" Marlon county, Oregon, to aoll and kcop. for snlo spirituous, malt -and vinous liquors and cldor known as hnrd cider, and for tho granting ot which your petitioners will over prny: W. M. Thomas, Charley Thomas, S. C. Soronson, II. Winkles, Conrad Mlllor, Honry Joost, It. Joost, It. Q. Plorce, Grant Smith, J. II. Hndn Henry Carmody, James Welch, Potoi Nystrom, B. F. Clnrk, 13. C. Hcator, II. Bortoy, It. F. Shlor, Charles Gon zales, 13, S. Chaso, Geo. L. Ttnndom, T. J. Winters; J. J. Johnson. Ij. A. Harris, O. L Savage, W C. Hatchartl, B. A. Hostor, L. T. Dlko, J. K. Morrow. Notice. Notlco is horoby glvon thnt wo, Victor Martin and Jamas Snocd, of tho firm of Martin ft Sneod, will on tho 3d day of Soptombor, 190S, np ply to tho Houornblo County Court of Marlon county, Stato of Oregon, for a llconso to sell spirituous, malt and vlneous liquors In loss quanti ties thnn one gallon, In Ilorob pro duct, Mnrlon county, Stnto of Oro gou, for tho period of twolvo monthn, Posted this 4 th day of August, 1008. MARTIN & SNKED. Victor Martin nnd Jnmes Sueed. G. P. MASON" BOX CO. 247 Miller St., South Salem, manu facturer of nil kinds of boxes, crates and fruit dryer accessories, Phono 308. tf Huie Wing Sang Co. Wo make up all kinds of wrappoiu and whlto underwear, waists nnd kV monas and skirts; all kinds of gentloroen's and ladles' furnishing goods; all kinds of silks and dross goods; hoso, suits, pants, overalls, blankets, neckwear, matting, china- ware, trunks, embroidery and Incr. etc. 320 S. Commercial St, Salem, Or. How to Get Strong. P. J. Daly, of 1247 W. Congress St., Chicago, tells of a way to bo corao Btreng: Ho Bays: "My mother, who Us old nnd was very feeble, U dorlvlng so much benefit from Elec tric Bitters, that I fell It's my duty to tell those who need a tonic and strengthening, medlcluo about It. In my mpther's case a marked gain In flesh has rosulted, Insomnia hu3 been overcome, and she Is steadily grow ing stronger." Electric Bitters quickly remedy stomach, 'llvor and kidney complaints. Sold, under guarantee at J. C. Perry's drug stoe. 50a O. 3awU lS4tr of IVOltXA. .lrJtisdYwH'l 111)1 WgK 0&ssffi&&Jtz VS. Salem Fence Works HeAdquArters for Woven Wire FeHcIsg. Poultry Netting, Pickets, Gate Malthold Roofing, P. & D. Ready Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad' Jastable Wti.dow Screens. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN Successor WA17TER MOKLEY. J0 OoHrt St. 8IeiM. Or TTT i v ojr ru,J CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT. Three Uncs, Three Insertions, 25c. FOR BALE -ur sate a 7-room nou-,o and two lots. 1008 17th St. N. D. Gibson 8-27-lw For Sale i hnvo f-umituro that will invoice $G00. This will lncludo everything In my flvo room houso. There Is hot and cold water gai range, bath and electric light Houso Is completo In ovory detail. Threo blocks from btnlncss dis trict. This furniture has only boon In use flvo months. What 1 want to do la to soil overythlng n It lies In my home. X monn busi ness, it will tnko monoy to buy this, but $3G0 cash or part on forms will give my homo comploto to tho buyer. Thl3 flguro will only stand good until Sunday, Aug. 30, 487 N. High St., corner Marlon St. Phono Main 785. 8-27-tt. For Salc Ono bedroom sulto, cook sfovo, heater, chairs and stand table, 1370 N, Summor St. 8-28-lw ' - . . r.j .... r For 'Salo Ono largo bird cago suit able for parrot, slzo Gv5 feet, holght 6 foot. Heavy wlro, prlco ?5. Call 142 Court streot. 9-l-3t For Sale Good second hand wagon call on B., Journal. SPECIAL BARGAINS lots on $050 now 4-room houso, 2 carllno, drovo woll, now pump This Is a rnro bargain, tho lots are worth tho prlco ask for. 91000. Modorn C-room houso, Yow Park, beautifully located. Torino. $1800. Beautiful 8-room Iioiibo, hnrd llnlsh od, hall, pnntry, bath, tollot, front and sldo porch, lotB of fruit, lawn, flowors, berrl08 In fact ovorythlng to mnko a chcorful homo. 91H00. For n fow days wo offor for Balo a strictly and highly Improved rosl donco closo to stnto or court houso. Tracts and Fnrms. Beautiful C-acro tract for only $1000 on tonus. Nicely located and vory boat of boII. $Uf5 Per Aero. 213 acres all cleared, 140 mndor cul tivation of vory flno land ndjolnlug land hold nt $40 to $G0 por aero RECHTEL MINTON .'III Stnto St., Rnyno UI(1., Room 7-8 SOME OF OUR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. Good 1C room houso nnd largo lot and good barn In good location. Suitable for rooming or boarding houso. This Is n snnp. Ono now G-room houso nnd 2 lots, small fruits and on enr lino. Only $GD0. Terms. Flno farm 200 acres, 1G0 In culti vation, now 7-room houso, 2 barns Home good timber, plenty of frui on good rond. Only $G0(por aero. Easy torms. This farm Is very cheap and will not bo sold at thlu prlco only for a fow- days. 140 acres good tlmbtir, closo In, 40 acres in cultivation, houso and barn only $30 per aero. If you want a homo In Silom or a good lot, BCO A. O. SMITH & CO, Room 9, ovor United Stntes National Bank, Salem, Oregon. For Salc First-class carrM paper l this ofllco, 25c for a big roll. OUR MONEY MAKERS' . $2215 per acre,, a gpod 140 aero farm, 70 acres In cultivation, bat anco In timber and pnsturo. This Is good fruit land.' $1250 will buy a largo 2 story now dwelling on North CoMrt streot, b cash, balanco $12 por month. A Seo It boforo you buy. Bnap. Somo close In lots for $300. doublo In value In ono year, terms. Will Easy $1500 cottago, G rooms, somo frtilt, corner Front nnd Division strootc. Could bo rented tor $10 or $12. FERGUSON & FISHER MISCELLANEOUS Wanted 70 hop pickers on the Mark Skiff hop yard east of town. Begin Dloklng Monday, Sept. 7. Register with either O. Culvert, ABylum Avo., or J. Raumgartnor, with Lall & Bush. Prlco 40c. 8-2 9-1 w. Tho Patrons of J. O. Sclmla Will find him nt his now ofllco at 134 N. Ltborty stroot noxt to now D'Arcy building. 8-2G-tf Lost A whlto and tan pointer, li censing 184. For reward call at 225, 20th St. 8-25-tf. Lost Botwcon my rosldonco and farm nt Lake Lablsh, two rolls of bedding and a chnlr. Sovornl Bhcots, etc., In bundles. Lenvo at Journal ofllco and rocolvo rownrd. L, K. Page, Salem, Or. 9-2-3t. Lost Ono child's whlto silk glovo, Loavo nt Journal ofllco or Dauo'a toro. 9-2-3t Loh6 or Stolen From tho foot of Court stroot a 14-foot round hot torn, Kllnkor built rowbont, paint ed whlto, grcon trlmlngs, groon diamond on each Beat. Return to Capital Improvement company nnd rocolvo rownrd. 9-2-3t. Wengor & Clicrrlngton Pianos and Organs fiolu on easy torms; tola phono 1187; 247 Commorclal Stroot, Salem, Oregon. tt Wantcd-jFamlly to pick pmnea dur ing drying season, beginning about Sept. 10. Call at 541 Mtil St., or phono 1092, Wanted if yon have an old safe or a now Bocond-hand Bafe and want to sell it, address (statins price and whoro to bo found) box 74, Routos 7, Salem. 9-l-3t Wanted A good gontlo work team, between 1100 nnd 1400 pounds. Call at Walter Low's barn, W. J. Ball, 194 S. Cottago. 8-31-lwk Wanted I would llko to take la bundle washing at my homo, cor nor of Twolfth and Market Btreefj Mrs. M. C. Brannon. S-5-lm Wanted 1000 hop pickers to pick1 600 aores of hops. Fine accom modations; bakory, butcher shop, grocery storo', restaurant, da.ucla pavijlon, etc Register new.,0 flco hours 2 p. m. lo 4 . We pay $lf00 por hundred. For further particulars apply to Kreba Bros., room 6, Bush-Broyman build ing, 8-12-tf. Snlcm Ch Market Tho flnost cuts ot monts at tho lowest prices. My phono 370, 247 B. Commorclal St. P. W. Royolts, Prop. 7-21-tf Help Furn lulled Irvo of Charge By Salem Employment Company, 478 Stnto stroot, phono No. 149. Par tlos wanting holp ploaso cnll at ofllco or phono us. Also havo cowt for snlo. Special Rates To Krobs BroB. hop yard at Independence, boat leav ing Salem 7:30 a. m 3:15 p. m Loavos Independence 10 a. m. anil 5:30 p. m. Starting Weduo-rfay, Sept. 2nd. and continuing for 7 dnys. Faros $1.25 round trip, 75 conts ono way. Bnggago Included. Picking begins Sopt. 5th. 9-2-7t Wanted to buy A blacksmith shop with or without tools, In good lo cation In city. Will buy the proporty nt n reasonable price. Address Fred Dupras, 235 Bara ga nvenuo, Mnrqiietto, Mich. 8-lS-tf. 8ABH AND DOOR FACTORIM " FikMrTrmmStnu ash, doors, mouldings. All kind of houso finish and hard woo work. Front street, between Stat and Court. ' Make all complaint at the office. IA)I)GKS. Tttrpcntcrs Union No. 1005 Loeal Union No. 1065 of Carpenters &4 Jolrors of America meet ever Saturday ovonlng at 8:00 p, m. is Hoarnt hall, 420 SUte St. A. W. Donnls, Reg Seo. Foresters of America Court Sher wood Foresters, No. 19. Meets Saturday night In llolman hall, Stnto stroot Waldo Miller, O. R.; J. O, Perry, financial secretary. Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of P.. Castle Hall In Holman block, eor nor Stato aud Liberty street! Tuesday of each weok at 7:80 p. m. Oscar Johnson, G. C; R. fl, Andorson, IC of R. and S, , H0LLI3Tt'n 3 Socky Hounlain loi N..;not. A Vuy Jlediwn i'ji 67 f-" Bnatfi OsUtB DtHtl i.J '": V'jer. A o.Hino frC-iinn.i. I. m. Mw n.1 Kl'luey Tf own. lln.f ' t- . unpur J!o.l lU.lMruU. W'irt.'il- II nvlooJi -imI Itaokiidw If". Boclv 11 ' ,. loHlruul- VI fO"u C-Ill h-X .' "" ,,, bl '.OLDEN N'JeOFTS FOrt SALLOW PEOPLE HHICUESTER'S PILLS ' i IVIi I' ll 4 fl .!! RB O. M HARGAIXS. A choice 40-acro tract; good or chard, 250 English waluuts, 1200 Loganberries, flno spring water running to houso and barn; good big barn, fair houso; 10 acres can bo Irrigated from spring. Lays flno. Seo mo If you want a dandy homo. 100 acres, large house and barn; GO acres In cultivation, balanco pasture and timber; flno spring water to houso and barn; excel lent placo; stock goes with this. Seo It and get a flno homo. 20 acres, 3 miles out; good Improve ments; houso, barn, orchard, etc.; fine level black land; $4000. My own home, 20 acres, with fine improvements; good houso, bariiH, windmill, tank, milk houso and buildings, etc; Joe-dandy or chard, etc.; $7000. G, 10, 20 and 40 aores woll Im proved near town. Houses for rent and salo on Installment. Storo room to rent, 16x40 or 32x60. monoy to loan on real ostate notary work; employment agncv. Make your wants known and I think I can fit you out. It It. RYAN, Concrvto Work Get my prices on sldownlks, curbs, soptlo tanks and comont work of any kind. All work guarnntood first-class. M Ward, 2378 Maplo Avo., Highland. Phono 15G9. July24-tf Vogct LumlM'r and Fuel Co. Lunv bur .shingles, building matorial wood and coal. Low prices and prompt doltvorlos. One block es of S. P. pansengc' depot. Phon 98. 7-2-tf Iltitto WcRderotli Fine wines liquors and cigars. We handle tho celobrated Kellog gand Castl whiskies. Cool and rofreshlng boe constantly oi- draught. South Commercial street. 9-S-lyr Enlarged Our moat market on E. t Stato stroot has boon doubled In slzo and wo aro hottor prepared nan evor to serve customers. Prompt servlee and the best of meats our motto. Call or phono 199. B. E. Ed ward t Meat Co. Modern Woodmen of America Ore gon Codnr Camp No. 5246. Meets ovory Thursday ovonlng at 8 o'clock In Holman hall. W. W. Hill, V. O.; F, A, Turner, cleric mi ! ii i an. .,! Woodmen of World Moot ovory FrI day night at 7:30, In Holman hall. E. Lupton, 0. C; P. L. Frazlor, Clerk. t Lincoln Annuity Union. aiek, aeet dent and pension Insuranw; $2, 000,000 pledgrd; every olalra p!4 Good ageaU wasted. J, H. O. Mongomcry, supreme organlier, Box432 Salem, OregoB. R. R. Ryan, secretary. C4 Htsfr itrrr The Home Seekers Information Bu. reau will placo you In direct com munication with owners of farms and city proporty. Chamber Com morco, Portland. 222 N. Commer cial street, Salem Or. 7-21-tf i I,. nUTTKRNUT BR HAD. It Is worth more thaa any otkei 'read yet the price Is no higher for sal at your grocers'. CALIFORNIA BAKHRY, Thom A Oaeley, Iepj. PLUMBERS Vhfit, M, HHrr Plumblfrg, kot waUr and steam hojtlng aai tlsalax. 101 Commorrial itrft, Pfcoae Main 192. 9-1-lyr M. 3. Petsel PJumBlsg, steaa an gas DitlBg. 8uccor te Kaex it Murphy, 226 Cojawerclal strett, 'Prose Msla 17. REAL EjHTATK FOR 8ALM ' V.'.f Ta. l. IIft f mm JS HlluMi I '.IVIi r,lV,UI -A iCUi tt uAduWi tianWOL I C0r' t-cJl 1 Center Street-. nUAYMKN. ruittmlHA ISros.' TraBnter CmpcHy All kinds of transfer work dos Furniture and pianos boxed read) for shipment. Prompt service i our motto. 8tand and office ' 251 , South Commerclsl streM Phone 210 Realdencn Phone 968 LIVERY AND FEED STABLES Livery and Feed HUblea Old Pw Office Stable?, at 264 Ferry stri' bptweet Commercial and Prop 'rjieU, Telophonc 88 Bomf n h finest llve'rl, in the city bo found here. Westacott & John son, props, 10-1-lyr, Z NOTE I THESE 10 acres, 4 miles from Salem; good G-room houso, good barn; 4 acres bearing fruit. Prlco $2500. . ' 135 acres on Howoll Pralslo, V4 mllo from It. R. station, --room house, good barn. Price $75. Good G-room house, closo In, lot 82x98. Cheap at $1500 CHy 'lots for salo cheap. Small amount down, balanco In monthly Jnsiullmants, do Intor-ott. OLMSTED LAND CO. ATA HTATK HTKEWT,