Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 23, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJMraY CAJMTAL JOURNAL. BAIAM, OKBOON, FRIDAY, OOTOBHR M.1008. 3 Noah Was the founder of indigestion He forgot to leave the pigs ashore People in consequence have ever since been victims of lard-cooked food and indigestion. Lard soaked food is not fit for human stomachs because lard is made from greasy, indigestible hog fat, and is bound, sooner or later, td make trouble for your inner machinery. Cottolcne is the only rational, national shortening. It is a pure, vegetable product, and its source (the cottori fields of the Sunny South) is in striking c6n trast to the source of lard (the pig-sty r) ' Coitolene makes food that any stomach can (digestpalatable, nutritious and healthful. If American housewives but knew the superiority of Cottolcne over ard, both from a practical and health standpoint, lard would . never again enter uuy wcAi-ieguiiuuu kiwucu, COTTOLENE is Guaranteed Xour ejowr isherebynu- w thonzed to refund your money iu enso you nro not pleased, nf tor having given Coflolene a fair test. Never Sold in Bulk S0"?1,"" Pncke.d a p1"3 ,th ,nnf aJr- '"' tight top to keep It elenn, fresh nnd whole some, nnd prevent it from catching dust and Absorbing disagreeable mail i some, and prevent it from catching odors, such as hsh.oll, etc. rnr Rnnk F! For a 2c stamp, to pay postage, we will ma ,OOK puui i QUr rpUR pooD C00K B00K. edited and compiled by Mrs. Mary J. Lincoln, the famous Food Expert, and containing nearly 300 valuable recipes. Made only by THE N K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago "Nature's Gift from the Sunny South" nPlPl ft PA1US TKUOK- CJAKDKN ZONE. Vltbln a radius of bIx miles of tho ktlflcitlons of Paris thero aro 1200 krdlns marnlchoros," or truck gnr- 31. under Intensive cultivation, itlng an avorngo tirca of from ono id a half to two ncrcs ench. By far greater part of thoso gardens (located within a mllo of tho city Ed quite a, number nro within tho 'flcatlons. Especially to tho Itfheast are to bo scon great nuin- ! of Gardens, from which thou- M of dollars' worth of vegetables averages about $5,000. Tho cost of cqulpmout Is borno by tho gardener, who often borrowB tho necessary capital. Tho Secretary of tho Syndicate of Msrkot Gardonoro, a practical gardonor of long experi ence, estimates tho avornge yonrly snvlngs of tho gnrdonors, nftor de ducting tholr living and other ex penses nnd intercut on tholr Invest ment, nt about (GOO Remnrknblo profits nro sorriptlmcs realized by early or fancy crops, nn ncre of land somotlmos producing $0,000 per nnnum, buj. such results mile of Paris, which was personally examined, produced annually somo $3200 worth of vegotablos on aft arena of about two ncrcs. Tho ront paid for this farm was $400, nn'd tho tenant who worked It could count upon n not nnnunl lncomo of $800 nnd the use of a simple but comfor -able homo. Tho heaviest items of oxpenso woro tho wages of four flold hands, tho purchnso of stnblo mnnuro, tho mnlntonnnco of n horso and wagon for hauling proudco to mnrkot, an tho mnlntonnnco and repair of sashes and glnss hells. Tho workmen woro boarded nnd paid something over. HO conts n day, tho rnto of romuuorntlon varying according to tho sen&on. Whon la borers nro not boarded they aro palil from 9 1 to $1.20 pqr dny. Tho c6& of mnnuro was botweon $C00 nni SOMK GHEAT CHANGES WROUGHT BY KAILIIOADS Tim Railroad Age-Gazette has boon making somo mathematical deduc tions anent railway operations. This, is a snmple: "In ono year, 1907, one man, with tho old of modorn railroad9 appliances, was ablo to move ono ton of freight 139,960 mllos nnd ono passenger 10,397. A man with n good tenm of two horso3 ' nnd R wagon, on roads hotter thin tho nvor ago American road, would bo doing' well to haul one nnd a half tons 30 miles, six dnys In tho wcok, or 13, G00 Ion miles por year, leaving no llmo for passenger transportation. At this rnto it would requlro mora than ten tnon and twenty hones to do tho fright trnnspornlon which ono man does wlh a railroad and with out nnd horses; and to carry tho freight trafllo which tho railroads of this country cnrrled last year 17, 1500,000 men nnd 35,000,000 horses would bo required, In stead of tho 1,072,000 men who actually not only offected tho trnnsportntlon of nil t hi? freight, but of nil tho passenger traffic also. Tho improvements slud 1889 alone have onnbled 1,072,000 mon to do what In 1889 wotild hnvd required 700,000 moro." On September 10th there werq 222,032 Idlo cars In tho United States and Canada, n decrease since August 19th of 30,371 such cars Thin Is the best and most encourag ing record sent out slnco July 24th, whon a reduction of 30,720 oars wns roported. In addition to this gain there was n decrease of 7662 In tho' number of bnd-ordor cars; so that tho total number In uso on Soptombor 10th over August 19th was 38,033. TIjIb reduction In -tho numbor of bnd ordor cars Is encouraging, nnd shows that tho railroads nro extending tho acopo of tholr repair work. Tho maximum numbor of Id'lo cars was roported for April 29th, whon thoro wns a surplus of 413,005 cars. Tho latest statement shows a -total do croaso Blnco thnt dnto, therefore, of 190,973, or 40 por cont. Rostem 'ir A-. lvtftl0tM k I1 g'"m Sm I H MP) 2 . Specials OVERCOATS f VOll THE OMATifi HOY OK THE BIG MAN. WK HAVE THEM TQ FIT A T'WO-YEAH-OIil), NOIH1Y STYLES, AIjIi WOOL, LITTLE PHICES. - t L Children's Wool Mittens, .. . ,10 Boys' or Girls' Wool Gloves... 25lp Ladles' Wool Mittens 15! Ladles' Wool Gloves 25 MUN'8 MACKINTOSHES BOYS' SUITS. ' MEN'S SUITS LOWEST TRICES $ UmbrollnH for children, good strong onoa . . . . Ifmbrellns for Ladles, flno ones, at, SI Underwear for Indies and children, winter wolght,. ..,,,,,,, .26d Underwear, extra lnrgo bI03 from... , r. ....38 u' .......... ,18c L.50 also $1.00 SHOES Wo carry tho Hamilton & Brown brands made of. all leather. The best wearing shoes on the market. Reasonable price. R0STEIN & GREEPAW 240 and 246 Commercial Street illoulai y early lettuce, aro ship-'are oxcoptlonnl nnd requlro consld- I to the markets of London, Pails ornblo skill nnd Ipcrenscd outlay. 1 Cologne Tho avorago gnntener Is satisfied If land ' i pcccsarlly very dear, and ho enn mnlco from $1,500 to $1000 I price of a two-acro gnrdon, with from nn ncrp, nnd n not lncomo of luc, tares botweon $10,000 ond from $800 to $1000. Mnny of tho I00O which rents for from $400 gnrdonqrB own tho Innd thoy crjltl- 1 1500 n ar Tho co3t of equip- vnto, nnd In Borne Instances fortunes t of i"ch n rarden, Inclndlnu hnvo been mndo by tho rapid Increnso , $800 por nnnum. Wsnm motor neco3Bnry for pump- of real OBtato, Tho gardon showed ovory ovldon-e :w'er P'n bMls. frn'no. oi A mnrkot Rnrdon Wntotl within o of thrift nnd lndustry,-nnd when vu- ' ' ' ' ' " t Ited In May thord wns not. n squaro HNMHtfmMHMWMMMMMH'fooL of unutilized spaco, nnu mis wns LI ' . ... .1... .I...I.. M. nnMnn Fain io no mv cimu uuiiiiii niu wiiiii-j yent In s,omo plncoB throo kinds of vo'gotnblOB hnd boon Bown slmuHnne oitBly, tho enrlloflt vogotnblo bolus removed before tho second was rondy for dovolopmont Consular Roport o GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS at the Kurtz Kash Market 277 Commercial Street Phone 205 Save money and get the best meats that money can buy in Oregon DRESSED CICKENS-A Choice Lot H HAVE THE BEST IMPORTED GERMAN SAUSAGE MAKER IN THE CITY PEOPLE TAKING (EWER PATENT MEDICINES The Same Consideration tt;cWw with her penny savings bank, ' je small boy with his small change, way with her pin money savings, " small man with his small roll, The lady with her church subscrition list, 1 Wg man .who applies for a big loan, ThiSS1 b.oy wkh schooi entertainment tickets, ire SIth VUh soclcty entertainment tickets, ttinA j accortd the same considerate attention and rwed the most libera! treatment consistent with and profitable banking at the United States National Bank Of Salem, Oregdi IT'S YOUR KIDXKYR Don't MI"tko tho Cnnso of Your iTroul)lp,--A Siilctn Cltl7en Shows Hov to Cnro Them. Mahy pcoplo novur suapoct tliolr kldnoyp. If witter I nrc from n lamo, wenk or nchlnt; hack thoy think that It Ib only n muncnlnr wcnknesB', wheit urinary trouble Beta In thoy think It will Hoon correct It-elf Ami ho It li with nil tho other nyniptomn of kltlnoy dleonlers. Thnt la jtiRt whdTo tho tlnnRer lies. Yon iniiRt cnro tloso troubles or thoy may lend to dla botes or llrlfiht'fl disease. Tho bent remedy to uao Id Donn'n Kldnoy Plllv, It euros a'l Ills which nro causnd by weak or dlscaBed Uldnoys. Salem pooplb testify to pormnnont euros. W. O. Johnson, unrdnor, of 1021 Mill Btreot, Snlom, Or., Bnya: "I had tho Rrlp a yonr nKo this September nnd I bollovo It left mo with kidney tronblo. At any rnto I Biifforod with pallia In tho Hinnll of my hack nn.l arliliiR nt nlfjht. In tho mnrnlnp whon I nroBo, I felt Inmo nnd soro nnd tlrwl very easily nnd often folt 'nncnld. Occasionally, there we-o ittnck8 nf hendarhoH and dizzy spolh nnd ofton thoro woro specks bo'oro my pys. The kldnoy sorrotlpnfl wco trregulpr nnd Mnnnaturnl In nppenr inco. Tho rollef I obtnlnod from Donn'i K'dnoy Pills wn very grcnt I f-lt bettor after taklnp tho first box nnd I nov fool In' bottor henlth than for n lonK-tlmu. Kvory kldnuy nfforor should use Donn'a Kldnov IMIls." For sn'o by all donlora. Prlcft 60 cents. Foitor-Mllbttrn Co.. lluffalo, Now York, aolo iiRcnts for tho Unltod States. Homembor tho nnmo DonnV and tako no other. Tnnppr of tho Klcpliilill. Every wild animal 'fears IiIb frnlu or, or hlB trnlnor'B wenponB. Orfc a beast boUoves ho Is tho physical superior of man, hU career aa a per fornifng exhibit la ended, clso ho ends tho enroer of his trainer. KIopliantH fiirnlBh tho host lllus "The Elite" Hotel" muf Cafe 1 k. WATiiiisirr. f Successor to 13. Kclcorlln. 140 nnd 1 td Ooinniordal Street Moals 0 A. M. to Midnight. Kxcol lont MorchantB' Lunch, 2Gc. Sun dny Family Dinners nnd Danquots a Specialty. kBHnr) RJI E- ECKERLEN Family Liquor Store J 44 Commercial Sh mmmmmmmmmmmmmmnm Free- Delivery THY THIS AT 1IOMK l'OH IIAOIC ..AOIIK AND KIDNKY THOUltLK AND ANY FOHM OF HHIU'MA. TISSI. Thero aro moro caaoa of kldnoy tronblo hare now than ovor boforo, whllo recent reports show that mote peoplo Huccuinb each yonr to somo form of kldnoy dlseaso than any othor causo. Whon thero la sickness, oxamltta the u.lno, Rhoumntism Is only a symptom of kldnoy thoublo. It is nothing moro nor leas thnn oxcosslvo uric acid In the blood, which tho sluggish, Inastlvo kidneys have fall- eu io8.u oui, avg i " "itrntton of till fact. Dosplto tw no80 ana sumo ituuui vu jui . .... , , , ,. ' . -...... ..... 0..wrinP. lorybook shrowdnoKs of tho fox, tho Isniiv reBuitine in defermity: elophant 'a th0 w,ft08' anlma ,n ot often reaching tho heart when death ensues, Pains ac-o9 tho back, frequent .jalnful and supproied urination and othor symptoms of weak bladder are not tho only signs of kidney trouble; many cases of stomach disease, headache, pain In the heart, Inactllve liver, etc,, nro but symptom tho causo of which can bo traced to feeble, clogged kldnoys. A almplo test of tho urlno la to.vom a email quantity In a bottle or glass and let It Btand over night; next morning, If there la a reddish or brlck-dut sediment or white flncev substance present, olther consult omo reputable physician or take a good vegetable treatment. Tho fol 'owing proscription is reoommendod fctghly In these oasea, and the snf eer enn mix It .t heme: Compound Kargon. one ounce; F'uld Extract Dandellcin. ono-half ounce; Com pound Syrup Snrsaparllla, three oz Spake well and iibo In teaspoonful io3es after each mea, and at bel time. Where any ot tho symptoms enum eratcd above ro present, good re sulU are wro to follow Immediately HIKTV1 ""i"t"'MliITWtUW 'C9F" DON'T K).VICFY WITH A DYNAMO nor trlflo with oloetrlcnl aupplloa thnt nro not relnblo. Tho first Is fatal to your earthly oxlstonco nnd tho other oqually so to your penco of mind and proHjiorlty. We carry tho largest and bo t stock of goodp for any kind of plnnt, .public or private, nnd all os icntlalB of stundnrd merit nnd flnost grades. HYIM3 I1IIOS. ICIilCOTHIOAIi CO. 1111 N. Liberty fit, I'Iioho i5t 1K& Istenco. Though clumsy nnd bulky ho may bo made to do tho most diffi cult tricks; but as ho grows oldor ho grows wIseY, nnd some day realizes his brute mastery of man. Then ho la rotired from the arena, becauuo iq trainer of sufficient courage to handle him can bo found. It Is a safe wager that -thoro Is not a male elephant 60 years old performing at tho present time. Bolivar, a giant pachyderm which children rode upon 15 years ago, had beon for some time bofortt b'la, death this past summer chained jjp at tho Zoo-In Philadelphia, with his fore and hind legs crowed and bouncl -with Iron. In his younger lUaya he was as gentle as Mary's llttlo Mnprtj At t lasft. to come within reach of lils trunk would have meant certain, dajh MaurJco It Klrby, In Everybody's. CASTOR FA Pr IsfaaU art Children. ?ln KM Ym Kavt Always Bn! VMrs tB8 Ih .illsBBrBwSBjBlftk -f THE LONOX Portland's new and moat modomly fumlshod hotol, Third nnd Main Btroots, fronting on tho beautiful City Plaza and adjacent to buJlnosn center. Free bus to and from trains. Up-to-date grill, Bxce"nt cuisine Tolopbone In every room, Prlvat baths. KHropcaH Plan, f 1 to 92.S0 Per Itay. Aiiicrirn Plan, ftt.BO to 91 Per l)y O. II, HPKNCKM, 5tawigcr .," ', " ,' "r ","""? ":" saa Zfytf&&. Aep8 yonnff peoplo ia UAlttfm, -tswr cra wnl ((eseral oee work. Tho '"oloprmsnt e te Northwest r i aofd owning for UHUU " me uex. lew years, jrrtpart new. Bend for catalogue. SALEM. OREGON W. I. STALEY. PRINCIPAL CABINETS For filing loiters, or card cases for looso lodger cards, aro always u?oi In offices whero they file away letters nnd bills and keeps coplca of tkoao written In the office Wo have some good Ideas in the way of letter flies, cabinets, lettor copying pressos, be sides everything that 'could bo called a blank book, from a poncll scratch tablet to a largo doib!o ehtry ledger. A, M. HANS I! N, Manufacturer of- Hash, Poor, Mouldlsga, and all kinds of Hone flat. Crtr Mill uni Ckurek it. WifttlPffifilii'l '.M .JM'OU on j mmmmmimm 1 ' n iinta 'rr.tHHt'W iCL."Biw'riiiw y rraf "rfiUM! ""thihm w:atMMMwwwwi-i wftzSKF' .. ' ? v ' i 'A