Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 18, 1908, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL AuunNAL, 8ALMM, OftMOON. FRIDAY, 8KPTKMBER 18, 1008. 9 Soma civil WAK YtlCKAN i-After Fict"Ycare ,- coffering. 01 iin D. Laughlln, whoso ad X1. No- 1 Durn.8 C,ty' 2a throughout that county fL nn Mb oresent farm for Kr Wri the Civil war Mr. Krrcd In Company B, 27th volunteers and his sicuncss lie direct resui.- -- 1 . .... .r. After years of d a cure In Dr. William 'I hi statement should . ... rheumatic sufferer. , discharged, from the army September, i .- JVetaWns only 97 pounde," rti ''tad 8on a(tor d001""0 jr afflicted with rhoumatlsm. vKiimd ankles were swollen and Jjrmi were drawn up stiff and at , J could not lilt mem iur uiu? 1 lifeless. There were, uiuuub . .v.t thirled from one part of ftodr to another and kept mo In ill the time, ai hibui, i 41 sot Bleep nnu my u.u tiJ me. I was rrcnuenuy con- I. mv hP(. ram uf T tried sereral doctors hut got t help and no encouragement ,tlcm for tfiey said I could not to lite for more than a year i.i. ii.a t.Anf nf nnrn nfll tnfnn hid utow v... . M me not to try and worK. I i tried many romedlcs but with' benefit until I began to uso unillams' Pink Pills. I )md been kfer about 15 years before I read ttkeso pills and bought two lor a trial. These helped mo (io I kept on taking thorn until t l always keen thorn on hand like occasionally If I feol I need Itaie. I gained In wolght and a done as much work as most or rte!ibors. 1 often recommend LTOIims' Pink Pills for I can't caking well of them." hr. Williams' Pink Pills nro r t for the blood nnd nerves and! i proTcd especially helpful to and growing girls. Thoy ined extensively In prlvato' al practice and, proving of : la a vldo rnnco of diseases Mutely safo In all casos, wore ri tpon general sale with direc tor bo prepared by tho doctor Kit Vim pills are sold by all drug- , or Kill bo sont, postpaid, on Ift of price, 50 conts por box; kkcas, J2.60, by tho Dr. Williams in Company, Schonectady, N. tar mistakes are blamed on t tfclef, and you must not com- If, after a time, ho ndop'ts aeasurea to relievo himself. n IWltt'i Kidney and Bladder Ei m wr weak back, backache, sU pains, Inflammation of ur odu nu oilier annoy Ml Sit to WPnlr trliltinva TSmr 'byalldrugclsts SMILES " ON THE BIG FAIR The Oregon Reform school boys wcro at tho fair Wednesday, and made a flno appearance In their gray uniforms. Their appcaranco as cadets was vory soldierly and reflect ed great credit on their disciplinar ian and drltl master, Capt. Stahl. a That was a very clever act of M. O. Lownsdale, tho Lafayette apple grower, giving tho Sisters of Sacred Heart Acadomy a winter's supply of apples. Tho Journal reporter who said tho apples went to tho fathers of that Institution should be pun ished by going without apples for a week. Tho mother Superior and Sisters under her will certainly vote Yamhill the banner applo country. The, threshing machine slrenri should furnish a hospital for the wounded caused by runaways whon they join In tho rooster chorus. J. W. Gamble, the Salem police man Is C foot G inches. T. T. Geer la C feet 4 Inches In his shoes; S. A. Biggs Is C 'foot 4 Inches with shoes on; E. E. McKlnney is the .sitmo height. Sheriff Minto is nbout the next highest man of nny political pr.ominence. B. J. Moore, of tho In tltuto for the Blind is 6 feet 3& Inches; Tronton Hlbbnrd of Silver ton is G feet G Inches. All these men wore nt tho State Fair. a The Sodality Society of Mt. Angel Acadomy camo over to tho Stnto Fair In a special car. Tho numbered GO young ladles and girls rundor tho care of Bov. Plncldus, who escorted thorn to all tho sights, including tho horso and cattlo shows, and tho girls oven saw somo of the racing. Thoy had n picnic dinner on tho grounds and wont back in tho evening and had a very fine tlmo. They wcro a bright and happy lot of young people. Tho Ladles of tho Mncabecs, who claim to ho tho largest woman order on earth, have a rest tent, under tho direction of Doputy Supremo Commander Alice Porges at tho Fair. With other ladlos, sho makes it pleasant for all mombers of that order from dlfforont parts of tho stato who callod and for tho re porters nnd gontlomon as well. If tho order Is as ploasanf to belong to as Its ofllclal representatives are, no wondor it is popular. Blowing tho slrenB of tho traction I engines has becomo an Intolerable nuisance Tho rival threshing out IUb try to bco which can jnnko tho moat Infernal noise, scaring horses, frightening bablos and scaring wom en. Several runaways nnd almost fatal accidents have been occasioned by thoso nuisances. During tho Stato Fair Goo. Eoff lost u yollow colllo with some whlto on him and on6 eye. Answers to name of Rowdy. Mr. Eoff resides ou COMMON SENSE AND A TABLET Do Away With Dyspepsia, Stomach Troublo and .Mako Meals. ""' A Pleasure. route gix, galemf and thinks the world of Bowdy. It Is a hard place, to take a dog, although his was lost before ho got thefo. Anyone helping nnd Bcjwdy will do a greatt kindness to the dog and his maste'r, as thoy are greatly attached to each other, . More peoplo went about the grounds reading tho Coos Bay edi tion of Thq Capital Journal than all other papers put to gether. Coos Bay was dinged in to tfie earshot thef tens of thousands by the best newaJ boys that could be hired, mornln?, noon and night. From all parts of tho grounds camo tho cry, tho fair has outgrown tho people. Thoro must be larger accommodations next yoar. There should be a fine boulevard built to tho grounds out on Capital street, that 'would bo used for autos ex clusively, Then they could make time and not risk hurting anyone, There will liave to be a larger grand Btnnd and a double-track street rail road. All premiums wilt be pnid off Sat urday at 1 o'clock . " Ex-Congtable John Lewis had hls pockqt picked of $16 yestorday on a Fair Grounds street car; Capt Walter Lyon, tho Coos Bny promoter, Is putting in good licks for his section at tho fair. Tho Fair Grounds road was In tho best shano It wns over in this year thanks to tho persistent efforts of c" Ipto tablets. In Uicbo tablets aro Aldorman Stockton nnd tho alreot , powerful essences winch go into trie committee. I stomach, digest food, stop gas mnk- Ing, prevent decaying of food, enrich Hon. B. F. Jones, tho brilliant tho gnstrlc Juices, nro absorbed by Statement No. 1 leader and Polk tho blood nnd thus givo it Btrongth county crlmlnnl lawyor, is attending to furnish a bettor fluid for digesting the fair with ono or his Bons. tho noxt meal. Every physician knows whnt comprises these tablets; The 0. A. C. exhibit was larger dnigglst has tho same know- than over before. E. R. Lake, with l0(,K ft,8- nro nat"ra co,m' nbout ton nsslatants, Intorcatcd men sonso digesters which do tho thousands of peoplo In tho work of wo,r,k fr th0 tomnc qu,ck,y the school. There wore dally talks - rEnvor' drS "tore crrloi and demonstrations In tho dlfforont thcm' GOc 0 F,a,cknB0, ,Snd ?" lines of college work, including V nnm0 d MroB and wo vl When your stomach goes on a strike and mass meetings of Indig nation are held all oVer your body, j, tHen It Is that you should sit up and take notice. It is clearly and only a question, of common Bonso rls 'this thin called Dyspepsia. Tako away, by abuse, over eating, excesses and. high living, tho things which -thp stomch needs nnd you havo dyspep sia and indigestion; then other mal adies follow these this Is common sense. , The stomach Is willing enough but you won't let It do Its work. Yon tako away tho mntcrlnls which aro so necessary for It to ubo. Give back theso materials and dys pepsia and Indigestion flee nnd tho whole machinery of man boglns slowly to move nnd do Its work. What tho Btomch needs Is ncrvu force, fluids for fte digestive glands, nourishment and power. All theso necessities It tnkos from tho blood. It dyspepsia gives nothing to tho blood, tho blood gives nothing to tho stomach. This Is common senso also, puro, simple nnd unalloyed. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aro common sense pressed by high pow- l.i.wif n.m. Do You Want a Suburban Home ? Do you want tho pleasures of tho country with the advantages of the city? ' Do yon want to pick your own borrlos frcBh from the bush and eat them with rich Jersey cream T Do you want lb raise gardVi? two weeks earlier than your friends? Do you want a chicken or ho'g ranch Just over. the fenco from the Cherry City, whoso paved stroots are tho talk of tho 'North west? If you do, see F. P. Farrlngton, tho Stale street grocer and mar ctman, I will sell my homo ptaco on tho Tumor road, consisting of 15 acres otlch gravel land, fenced and cross-fenced, two wells on place, young 'orchard, two acres of Logan berries, also strawber rlos, raspberries, blackberries black caps, Himalaya berries, shrub bery, etc. ' Houbo 34 feet squaro, two. stories high, oil 12x20, water In kitch en, drain to cesspool In field. Woodshed, good lawn, carrlago shed, cow barn, chicken house, and other out-bulldlngs; also building 40 fool square, shingled, splendidly arranged for hogs or chickons, wator Hislde. A good family horso, cow, nbout 100 ohlckeas .aew set buggy "harness, ono set doublo harness, ono 80t single harness, $150 wortn of hay In barn, $75 worth ot wood In sheds, other tools, all bulU Ings In good ropnlr Inside and out. All you have to do Is to move In; tho rest Is then). Terms on part. Call and see mo about It. F. P. FARRiNGTQN 426 STATE STREET IT haa always bpon our aim to mako this store a source ot the great est satisfaction, convontnoco nnd economy to everyone, and as a result the great majority of our customors havo learend to rely upon us with entiro confldenccf to supply all their medicines nnd toilet needs, nnd many other things beside. Br. Hoadacho Tablets, pkg). . . .20 7Go Wltchhatcl ,'50J 7Go Bay Rum 30j. Eyo Bathes, cut rato .10J ICo package Bird Sood . ."lOf 40c Fruit Candles, lb., 30 2 Go Talcum Wilands 10p GOo Toilet Soap, C cakes 25 Whisk Brooms, lGc to 75 Clothe Brushes, 2Gc to $2 $1 Toilet Wntor 75$ GOc Bay Rum . 35 lOo Bluo Jay Cprn Remedy. . . . ty 2Gc Wood Alcohol -Sl8' 2Go Tooth Powder, Dr. Greaves Jjty Tooth Brushes Go to 1feX GOo perox. Hydrogen , . .20 $1 Beef, Iron and Wine QO $1 Corny oxt. Sarsaprllla, . . . .00 Tho great .blood remedy. Bath Towols, a great variety. $G Bath Cabinets $4 stock Judging, manual trnlplng, mot nl working, and fruit growing. send you a trial packngo by mall frco. Address F. A. Stuart Co., 1G0 Stunrt BIdg., Marshall, Mich. From grand stand to toilet facll- Commlttco, tho water-wagon man Hies, tho crowds havo outgrown tho HayBi fair. 'Tho legislature will havo to got a movo on to keop up with tho j30n worsloy, ono of tho county growth of tho Btnto. i central committeemen of Clatsop county was at tho-Stato Fair. He Tho fair was too big. It made poo- says Fulton will bo elected sonator; tired to sec It all. Oh,' Geo, wo''o tho way they startod In to do It was Prescriptions filled Accurately Wo nro proud of our Prescription Doparlmont. Wo fllll proscriptions with tho grontcst caro and accuracy from puro frosh drugs. We guar antee evory prscrlcptlon to bo oxaotly what your physician prescribes, which Is of vital importance in cnBOB of sqrlouB Illness. Two registered pharmacists; ono lady pharmacist. BREWER DRUG COMPANY Corner Court and Liberty Streets got to havo something to kick nt. ' J. S. Dolllngor, odltor of tho As torinn nnd president of tho State Press association, was at tho stnto fair and saw many of tho nowspnpor mon of the stato. Ho says tho nowa to put in a Republican legislature but gnvo tho popular voto to Chamberlain. Ho says ho saw to t personally that as many as posslblo of tho loggers and sawmill mon In his county voted for Chamborlain as posslblo, and carried- that county by papers of Washington downed tho'n big mnjorlty for tho Domocratlo I """ --" "Klad Yor Havo Always BougM, and -which hits been for over 30 years, has homo tho sljjnnturo of sy nnd has been m1o under his ior- &&&' SonRl snpiwvlslon sinco its infancy. 4VMUW UV 31M3 lOUCtUHUJUUtu ww. Ill av,, uvuuu luutvu.iu j,... . loantcrfcUa, Imitations tind"Ju8t-H8-good"ro hue Hnwmfci that trltto with and endanger tho health of "" and Children Experience atjalnst Experiment. What is CASTORIA 'tot!a is It liArnilncA onludfA -flai. fasfni fill. TftrV. S'i I0!, CmI Soothing Syrup. It is Pleasant. It muT nenacr Opium, Morphia jipr otlier Ifarcotip WM' ItS QS lH ito S0""1 I destroys Worms :" t4if i, u";"M,esa. X5 cures jJiarruoaa wm iiu ,. ..T' Hiellovos Tuetiilmr Tmulilaa. Aiiroa Constiimtlou . 5iej il ,''"nr Jt lHUts the Food, regulates the . J': EowpIi. v(tbv uifiiv -ml naturul xleeu. VUUtiitf Pauucea-lft Kothor's Friend. HUIE CASTORIA ALWAYS B" thtt SiraatmrA of m TzT&ccZih W You Have Always Bought ! Ute For Over 30 Yeart. SOtMtllf. ..- i , ,w l Man AMTA. mnchino up thoro, and nominated tho now men for governor and sena tor. Ho says they woro tired of tho old machlno nnd thinks tho Oregon newspaper men shorn Id do tho samo thing. Ho says tho old machlno hns no uso ror tno nowspapor mon 01 this stnto and should bo cleaned up. Ho says tho papers of tho stato aro npathctic about supporting Tafr. Thoy havo nothing against Taft but tho Republican loaders nro fighting over porsonnl mattors to control tho spoils and got away with tho cam paign funds and tho newspapers will got nothing out of It, Ho says whon 1 tho pnrty hns honors to pass out thoy (go to somo second-class politician I the papers havo to blostor up for i his Ignornnco and shortcomings, and tho sooner tho press rebels agnlpBt tno way it nas neon ireaieq mo huuh er It will command respect. Tho state convention nt Portland put up a Tnft delegation, he says, composed of old political sores In whom tho people have no confidence and yet If he Is elected they will get all the patronage. Ho Is not enthusiastic himself for tho program and says many of tho state party papers aro sawing wood. Jonathan Bourne, Jr., is expected to bo at the State Fair today. Ho is not a man who has cultivated the people very much by personal con tnct, and was elected senator with out Qjcr leaving Portland. . Students of the Institute for the Blind gavo dolly exhibits pf their skill In music, In basket weaving, chair caning, typewriting and sight reading. They alBO had severil cases of Individual exhibits. Their work attracted a crowd continually and -the greatest Interest was mani fested, Su'pt. Moores was In charge, I- it.i t.'n nf hn ronrthera. MISS Harding. .t The big three-car trailer of the Portland-"General Electric Co. doe the bustaess 500 people at a bout, assisted by oae of the teachers, IMss gpriakllog Winter street was dls continued by order of the street candidate. It was dono with no In tontlon of electing Chamberlain to tho U. S. aonato, but for tho solo purpose of defeating tho Ropubllcnn nominee, Mr. Cnko, and ensuring tho olcctlon of Pulton. Worsloy Is a keen politician and tho plan outlined by him may work if tho Statement No 1 mon can bo got to dodgo tholt pledgoa, which Worsloy thinks somo ot thorn will do In order to got a chanco to Bend Pulton back. Mrs. R. C. Ramsby of Sllvorton, wifo of n former ahorlff of this county who now resides In Portland, celebrated hor eightieth birthday on tho fair grounds yoatordny. Shi walked nbout ton miles aoolng tho stock exhibits nnd cloan tired out her granddaughter, n stalwart young woman who had to bo tnkon Into tho Spa and refreshed with Boft drinks nnd an electric fnn, whllo her grandmother 'visited with old friends and wns ready to go and seo tho races.: Those old folks that crossed tho plains Were tho right stuff. DON'T BORROW MONEY If you must, come and see us, Don't Carry Large Sums of Money But If you must, do so only until you can bou us. We combine absolute Bnfcty with satisfactory sorvlco. dlvo particular atten tion to tho business of farmors, 'Invito now accounts nnd new bua Inoss upon our own merits for strength nnd ouporlor facilities. A strong bank can afford liberal treatment to its patrons. Our pnst policy and nmplo rosourcoa nro our gunrnnteo for tho future. WK WANT YOUIl HU8INK8H. United States National Bank of Salem, Ore. Wallert & Hentschel Successors to 13. Kckorlln 4The Elite" Hotel and Cafe .o- TEA We want your goodwill and your money; not one cent without that good will. Your rroer rtturni jonr moncr U jon dout hkt SchllUof ' Bu: w tr tlm. -o- hU Criticise your foreman, not helpers. Hubbard, o Hopplty Hop. Are you JuBt barely getting around by the ad of crutches or u cane? Unless you have lost a limb or hare a deformity If your trouble I) rheumatism lumbago, sprain, stiff Joints, or aaythlng ot like nature use palslrd'a Snow Llalmeat and In no time you can throw away your crutches art be as well as anyone. Price 25c, 50c and 11.00. Bold by all dealers, o - C&&6u 1 Id mid l-IH Commercial Htr't Meals C A. M. to Midnight. Excel lout Merchants' Lunch, 2Cc. Sun day Parully Dinners and DuiujuctH a Spoclalty. THH I'llKVAIIiINO MO DM Is hardwood finish for Interior For a private resldenco nothing can equal it; in being at tho same time artistic, beautiful and durable, How ovor, tboso who cunnot afford hard wood trim nocd not have tho plain, old-fashioned styles. I mako a spe cialty of the latest designs in Inter ior woodwork in both hard And soft woods ami my prices nru very low, A. M. H A N H K X, Manufacturer of Susli, Door, MojildliiKi, and all kinds of Houne tlnlb. Comer Mill and Church St. Phone Main 344. mmmnWi'mmmmmmmmlnmmmm I w wwfmswatMi m .-.i i. ia mm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmm ftfu yaafr rpl Wekltseywt, -icrcrr - a4 mti oMe wrk. Tte doycltiiBat t Mm Iferskweei v i ior& onlu fur UmMMiAs la 1m Mct Uw tsms. Frmtrt U4 for cjttlvguo. W. U STALKY. PHiNCirAL SAUKM. OfltGON