Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 23, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALHM, ORSOOK, MtTliAVj OCTOHBK aft, 1903. . 4 . F ft' ; j if' COURT HOUSE NEWS Deeds Itccordcd. W. W. and P. E. Lander to D. R. and II. A. Martin, lots G and C, "block 2, town of Brooks, W..' D.. .1300. E. A. and A. W. Wilson to O. W tyhlto, lot 2, block 9, In Engelwood addition to Balom, W. D., $C25. M. D, and M.J. Swabb to 0. W. "Whlto, lots) 1 and 3, block 9, Enjle--wood addition to Salem, W. D '4400. S. L. and O, d. Schwabb to CUrla- ilnn Arms, lots 5, 0, 7, block 1C, ln,j EnKlowood addition to Salem, W. D.. $400. , J. and F. Hompr to Frank -Dunn, 20 acres In sectlOH 12, T.S. R. J y, W. D 220p, k Tllllo Meyer to D. Glider, 320 acres i In north Vi section 3G, T. 8 S. R. 1 . B W. D $10. ' Peter Rubin ct al, to Alfred Schar "fit al, bldcka 19 and 20, Nob HU1 ad dition to Sftlom, W. D., $7200. A. and M. Scbar ot al to Ullch Horzlg, blocks 19 and 20, Nob Hill Addition to Salem, W. D., $2400. J. E. and J, A, Roberts to W. A. Olson, 75 acres T 10 S. R. 2 W., V U, $2400. J. M. Wirth nnd F. M. Llckm, 10 aproa In section 20, T. 0 S. R. 3 W., ' W. D., $1000. For Weak Kidneys Inflammation of , the blad der, urinary troubles and backache use PcWitt's Kadniy and Bladder Pilla A Week's Trial For 25c K- O. XtoWXTT CO.. CMlfco, 111. BOLD BY ALL IVEALEltfi l"l?MltBJVi ws ,4 . V 0& ' " -J Verify These Statements 'fl i. FLEETS Wonld Mortgage the Farm. A farmer on Rurual Route 2, Em pire Qa W. A. Floyd by nnmo, sriyrV "Bucklen's Arnica Salvo qurod tl two worst sores I over saw, on on it " band and one of my log. 'it Is won rnoro than Its wolght In gold'. I would not be without It If I had to mortgage tho farm to get It." Only 2CcatJ, 0. Perry's drug uldre. -o- Dr Irving J, xCook, a young NoV York doctor, yesterday committed sulcldo by drinking poUon and "tl the conwjquont flnnnclnl burden f, rnthor than undor- It entails." (Cojitlnjuedfrom page 1) before the American Friends so ciety. Viscount Kanoko took the position that after Jtho demonstration of friendship between America and Jnpan, an Amerlcnn fleet In tho pa cific ocean could not be conslddrdd by Jnpan as ImJcable to her Intr estsi Ho mentioned the cry bf tho "Whlto Man's" pacific that was raised in Australia and declared that only necessity of an American fleet I'ri-tho' Pacific would. bo to presorvo ponco nnd not to act against nny single nation, "A powerful naval force Is neces sary to maintain, peace In tho Pacific ocenn," said tho viscount, " and If tho United States maintains this forco, it will rollovo Japan of , the necessity of further naval expansion shooting himself go trial on the charge of 'manslaugh ter of a young girl, upon whom he performed n criminal oporatlon. Slightly Colder With Snow. When you soe that kind of a weather forecast you know that rhoumatlsm weather Is at hand. Oct roady for It now by getting a bottlo of Bal lard's Snow Liniment. 'Flnost thing made for rheumatism, chilblalnB, frost bite, sore and stiff Jolnt3 .'and muscles, nil acho and pains, 2 Go, r.pc and $1.00 a bottlo Sold by al! dealors. o ' Seventeen wutos are trying out, preparatory to the big Vandorbllt trophy race on Saturday. O" Ifad n OIom Call. Mrs. Ada L. Croom, the widely known proprietor of tho Croom hotol, Vaughn, MIsb., says: "For sovora) months I suffered with a severe cough, and consumption seemed to have its grip on me, when -a frlond recommonded Dr. King's Now Dlni covery. I began talcln it, and thrco bottles affected a complete euro." The fame of this life saving cough and cold romody, and lung and throat "healer Is" world wide. Sold at -J. (V1 Perry's drug atoro. COe and $1.Q0. Trial bottlo free. o Dombcratlo tvlcu-proaldontlal can didate Kern Iibb put all campaign ing aside, ponding tho outcome of serious attack of infantile paraly sis on his eight-year-old son, Admiral Sporry bid farewell to Tbklo this afternoon, going to Yo kohama. Ho was reprcsontcd at tho ontertnlnment glvoa by Viscount Kancko by Admiral Emory, . ' Tho reception was hold In tho rooms of tho Maplo club and was tho last entcrtalnmont ,of tho coloprn tlon nt- Toklo.. , ' A reception to tho Amorlcan fleet offlcors on bonrd Admiral Toro'4 famous flagship Mlkasa was tho fea- turp of tonlght'e cqlobratlon nt jYo kohamn'. Admiral SporYy was "tho guost of honor At tho reception land an Informal smokqr that followed. In order that Japan nthy have' her prornlsed week of jontprtalnmonb' for tho Amorlcan fleet, tho shins will not. sail, until Sunday Instead of leaving Saturday aftornoo nap was planned. ''All the admirals except Admiral Emory Joft fpr,, Yokphhma with Admiral Snorry. " . ,i ! Tho la'st function of the ffcot will J bo a reception by Admiral Sporry on board, the -flagship Conncctjcut J,n Yokohama bay,, - o- MSI ".' A, Si i' Goodness in home furnishings can always be found in this big, bright, comprehensive stock equalled nowhere (se Nearly every one has now started to figure on retouching up the home for winter. First of all the carpet should be thought of, for if the flopr covering is shabby it is almost impossible to make the room look bright and inviting.' We We have assembled this fafla very choice variety of patterns for your inspection, and they should interest everyone in need of carpets for the quality is high and the price low. We make a special feature of our carpet, wall paper and . drapery departments have men especially trained in the business who can help you in the selection of materials and can give you helpful suggestions on how to make your rooms and halls look best. Your inspection cordially invited. " & Ih!1!eb W-.-! "" - -" Ilarrlmun nnd Hill railroads In Mlnnosota are putting up n com bined fight against the order, for lower rates by tho Interstate Com merce commission. I ' Kodol lsa combination of the, hat ural .digestive JuIccb and it digests All classes of food and every klfifl ol food, so you seo It will do the' work tlirtttho stomach' Itsolf does. iSoJfl'by all druggists, ' j .i o '' Taft, at EvanBylllo, Ind.. yester day ridiculed Dryari's charged1 tliat Republican, employers warned their oniployos to voto for Taft if they wanted to hold tholr Jobs. Tho business section of Reno, Nov., wno last night left ln darkness by tho gambling property ownors to show h'ow' tho town' would. Iooj should ignnibllng be drlvon from, the city al the special eloctloni. tomor row. ' . . " ' ., o $100.00 Howard, would gladly ho paid for a euro by many people who nro crippled with rhmimatlsm, yot If thoy only know It, thoy can bo cured by a fow bottles of llallnrd's Snow Ltnlmont. and tho prlco s only, 215c, ROc and $1.00 po bottlo. Sold by nil dealers. Tho Prosbytorlnn .synod of Illi nois pnsHod roiolutlons urging tho defeat of Spenkor Joe Cannon. tamo thick. This ailment la usually caused by rhoumatlsm of tho nwiscloa of tho small of tl back, nnd Is quickly cured by applying Chnmborlaln'a Lin iment two or Uireo times a day and massaging the parts a,t ouch applica tion. For snlo nt Dr. Stone's drug ttbro. .n ' " ' The recoptlon glvou tho oftlcors of the Amorlcan (loot nt Jnpnn fs snld to exceod nuy fetp In tho annals of .the Island. You tivko Kodol Just for a little while when you havft slight attacks of Indigestion, and you take It Just a l'ttlo longer In orden to get rellof from severe attacks of Indication or Nervous Dyspepsia. Try Kodol to day, Sold by all druggists, o A special session of tho grand Jury Itaa been exiled to Investigate the al loged shortages found In the county clork'B Qcesat Squth Ilond, Wash. O ii iii- Do not lot anyone tell you that Romnthlng else Is Jus as good as Do- Witt's Kldnoy and Uladdor Pills bo cause there isn't anything just a a 300d, Sold by all druggists, Tho Pacific cruiser a.nd torpedo boat dos-troyer floot sailed yester day front HorIhIh for the return trip to he U. S. . , ' tywfneftft Cannot lie Cured hy local' applications, ns thoy ennnot roach tho diseased nortlon of tho oar, Thoro ii only otjo way to cure doafness, and that la by const'tutlotl al remedies. Deafnoss Is caused by an Inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of tha Eustachian Tubo. Whon this tubo Is Inflampd you havo a rum bling sound or Imperfect hoarlng, and when It i ontlroly plood, Deaf ness la the result, and unless tho In flammation can be tRkpn out and this tube restored to ItJ normal con dition, hearing will bo dostroyod for ever; n'no causos out of ton are coiusod by Catarrh, which Is nothing but nn Inflamed condition of tho mu com surfaces Wo will glvo One Hundred Dollars for nny-enso of Deafness (caused by catarrh) thnt cannot bo cured bv Hall's Catarrh Curo. 8nd for cir culnra freo. P, J. CHENEY & CO., ToWlo, O. Sold bv nil druggists. I7.c ' Take Hall's FnmllyiIs for con stipation, . , - -' i ' i O .. . i ... Alfred Plcnrd, writer, diplomat nnd commissioner of tho Paris ex-! position, but with no knowledge of Bhlpplng, has been mado French minister of marine at tho ago of 04 , For Clironlc Diarrhoea. ''White In the army in 1803 I was ,'taken wlth'chronlc diarrhoea,". Bays George M. Folton of South Gibson. Pa. "I havo slnco tried many romo dies but without any permanent ro llof, until Mr. A. V. Mllea, o( thW placo, porsauded me to try Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Dlarfhoon Romody. one bottlo o' which atoni"d It at onco." For sale at Dr. tone's) 4- iiniK iiure, ". Hearst promlsos tho oxposo of tho moat 'sensational . Icttqrs of tho. campaign Jn Now York Saturday plBht. ' ' GJLMTOIIXA. I g 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ai ii I j Tlo safo ,nt tho Weston, Oregon, postollcQ, was dynamited last night nnd ovqr $100 in coin 'tnken. COFFEE . Ii.ye degrees of excel- : lence: good; better; wfinci; 0 finer; finest: all Schilling's Best Your grocer returns rourmoney II yon'don'l Ilka Hi we par him Local Datcf Nov. C. Regittratloi) dm city primary. M Monday December l-StM non closes for city tutem. Docombor 7. City eltelkn. December 1-S. Mlifmi meeting, Portland. o Never Worry about a cough thertl M omm worry If you will tret It it Hi i appearance with UulM'? Syrup. It will atop Ik cM onco and nut your laaM back into perfectly hnttijM" bom oy an aeaien. I j Flowers end Bulbs;: ; ; CAHL P. ItUEF, 371 State Bt., Salem, Oro. '. ! Fnill lino of Tulips, Hya- '. '. ; ; clnths, Narcissus and all kinds ) ; of spring bulbs.-Tlmo to plan. ;; thorn Is now, la-io-imo, .. JTho Carnqglo hero fiund commis sion today mado 48 awards, repre senting, an ,outlny of 125,700. 1 1 ii n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it i n 1 1 i 1 1 1 1' I I ! Hi ,IWIIW MMH bw Tfis i'tv" l B jr t y?Mn? &SS0SA 223 S. COMMERCIAL ST. Parts of central and nontax lahora are under floed-nhmf conditions growing wort. o noWltfa Little Early Rlt famous little Hvor pllli. ScBlfl drugglata, -. m. amnnlli n..-.i. mrai"Jl Elgatturo nt CBMm. u KeHHsdy'a lAamtiv Cough Sjtuh drls th eold et of the ays-tern UiMHh.?4 )MMf i-lMlpl ,Vy av sr'g a fre an ntl, actio of th howU, Soli fey all druigittc. V1N0L ONES CHRONIC CQUIMS, COLDS AND BROKCXim Aft Other XtmediM JPall "1 haw been trembled with a chrealq oom Rii oroncnuis for a Icmg ti and havt triud many rwlle wlthcjut llndlug'relltf. Throu the kl,nii ug geotlofe of a frleau 1 tried VlaoJ, and after taking four bottlss, am eatlraly cured." A, II. Wilde, 733-Sta Avwue. Minneapolis, Minn. 8. McDonald, 147 W. .Ceam-va St. Paul, Minn., rUM:Vl con tracts a covers cohl la wlatsr aa4 thought l would never eet rli.oMl t tried Vino! a a laa resort, and It bai couipioiely cured we," v v Vinol combines two world-fai&l tonici, tho healing,, silclnal proper ties ot cod liver oil im tonic iron, de licloiwly palatable and agreeable to tae weAkcBt etoomch. For tata mun, Vinol W unexcelUMi, , a rfeng buildor tat old eole. cku. drcn, wek ami rua-ow i. if- "r hshi u ior uarquiq Coughs. Cola ql BMMMhitia. O. W, l'UT.VAM CO, I Crl Irs i "- '& pii BISVHaiKHHK MI.CHAEL.STEHN FINE CLOTHING 'ii Bishop's Ready Jailorci Raincoats and Overcoat! For Men and Young Men Arc Unmatchable at $8 to $30 When you buy an overcoat or a raincoat you want one that will give you satl? tion for several seasons, one that will W in Style, fits accurately, and will m not lost its shape in the most trying conditions ana one that is rain-proof. Here you can g precisely what you want in the SEASON'S SMARTEST COATS $8, $10, $15, $20 and up Ii $i Salem Woolen Mill Store j4 i.&.