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Newspaper Page Textmr "' . T' t, '' " PAILS CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALWM, ORftON. F1U1AY OCTOBKH 98, 1008. MAY.SURPRISE IE DYSPEPTIGS itdtlV THAT uviiiwHuu- tJoFlBN DKIiAYS A CUIIE, . nM Plenty of Tlmo for IS.it- n.l Itost Will Cure Most : BU. ,i-.. !, ltlotnl Sun. v"' . s ,: . nnn mnn'a meat 19 r man's poison" 1b sclonttflc mmanJ to n certain extent dys- .to the r aii-'ii mj u........e - found " ",'.". nr; .: THE OPEN FORUM . .u- iritn with (Irilkta. E . i flni nnn nnnfl nf Irt. '.I.f-n will ncKravnto another. r.Tolarvery little part In the Kern treatment of dyspepsia, From , p- . t ... ni Hiirnainn run w o.' " ciu? ,r, - &v ;.. I to the appetite, avoids haoty ' . and rests after each meal by , down for a tlmo If clrcum- ts pe'v. .-"r,1: :v"ru : ft , ...-. Mtnrtrif Hlft flllfd L imnnrtnnce of healthy, well- Led b'ood Is shown by the facl ithestomncn uuiuumu uum muu thn when It Is empty. bet, healthy blood Is ncccs- to tne normal uciiviiy ui my h nd whetl It Is lacking noth- HrM more promptly restore the tlonthnn building up the blood. tor and weakness,, pm on the flifh. our risings In tho throat, ,meM and Bhortnes of breath a appearing in cases or uyspopsin fctlo a deficiency in tne dioou r Eucn a case was uiiu ui miss rarct ncllly, of No. 65 Thirty nth treot, Mllwaukco, Wis. hda weaic siomncn mr n iniiu of years," slio says, "and ni nth I was careful jn what I nte, It it .growing wcakor. I stiff ored aw pain II ' nio a ncariy meu. i formed on my siomncn una u d me to be dizzy. My Btomnch i generally sour I wns short of 4th, had a snllov comploxlon and dull airtno tunc At timos i i confined to bed for a day or so. Fl wni treated by a doctor at An- Llllnn.. and for a tlmo I thought itu hclplnc mo, but when I stop- lalnR lrs medicine- i ucenmo seawln After I hnd boon sick 1 1 year I began to use Dr. Wll ej' Pink P'lls. I gnvo thorn a M trial, for I soon saw they woro Iting me, and was cured. I am in I health now and co can ncartny nmend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills" l real mnny pconlo who aro Rttf- i from Indigestion aro suffering wwarlly. Thoy can bo curod. flK ten ' to snnd to tho Dr. IflUnu Mcd'clno Company, Schon Lvnvitt'H Lecture. Editor of Tho Jeurnal: At tho Unitarian church, this city, Wednesday evening Rev. Mr. Lenvltt of Cnlfornlo, of Unitarian fnme, de livered a lecture on "Tho Sign of the Times." The lecturo war lntntt. Ing, though not startling. Tho speaker gave as one of tho "signs" thnt the cducatlohal and Bdentlflc movement is awny from tho chftrches. But this Is not new or Btrarigo. It always has boon so. Tho church with a creed to defend, is naturally and nocessarlly suspicious of advanc ing thought. Jesus gavo a new in terpretation to rollglon, and bo, was repudiated by his church. Luther had to got out. Wesley's followors had to -go themselves. Tho Meth odist church Hnd to split on slavory lines. The pope recently Issued a bull ngninst CC propositions of mod orn thought. That Is church history in all tho centuries. "You cannot put new wlno in obi bottle," snid n great and wiso teacher. Mr, Lenvltt gave as another "sign" thnt the present mornl movomont 1b awnywfrom tho church, whllo tho church Is concerned with non-csson-tlals, tho people nro awaking to do mand righteousness in nil public nnd business Ufo; nnd politics Is tnking on tho form of nn appeal to moral sentiment. But on this proposllton tho speaker did not mako good, unless he-is willing to admit that the general awakening to righteousness Is Identical with tho great labor movomont of the world. This movo mont, it muBt be conceded, Is largely Independent of the churches, though many ministers nnd 'a multitudo of laymen aro associated with it. .But tho awakening indicated by th? sponkor Is as much In tho church as out of it. Tho lecturer quoted favorably Rov. Edward Hnlo to the effect that nine tonths of tho peoplo nro Unitarian In faith. But it should bo remembered that Mr. Halo is a Bostonlnn, and tho provincialism of tho avorago Bos tonlnn blinds his eyes to tho fact that thoro Is a big world outside. Among thoso forces and porsonB who would "(Jot something for noth ing," Mr. Lcayltt named tho Social ist. But upon this point tho npcak- or needs enlightenment. For mo dy.N. Y.. for n copy of tholr diet' whole Socialist movement Is ncainftt bt, "What to Ent and How to Mint vnpv ,., Thn RnoiniiBfj, wnniri It li free on renucBt. , ' D , A. ,,., Williams' Pink PIUb nro sold Klvo to every workor tho value of hi I til druggists, or wtll bo sont, post toll, leaving nothing for tho man who II. on receipt of prlco, 50 conts por ,iooa not rondor service. milxboxoB for $2,50. by tho Dr. T n TAnritc llliams Medicine Company, Schon- ' ar, n. Y. palm.,, mi, . s THE MARKETS SAN FltANCISOO MAIUCKTS. San Francisco, Oct. 23t Wheat No. 1 California club, per cental S1.671.70; California white milling, $1.7601.80 northeraj blnestom, $1.72H 1.77 J of grades wheat, $1.60Q 1.60; Heds, 11.62 1.67. Barley Food barloy, $1.30 1.35; common to fair, $1.25 01.40; brewing at San Francisco nominal at $1.45 01.56; Chevalier, $1.60 1.60, according to quality. Eggs Per dozen, California fresh, including caBos, extras, 62c; firsts, 47c; seconds, 27c; thirds, 23c; Eastern elected, 2Cc; firsts, 25c; secondB, 22 c; storage, California extrn, 31c; firsts, 28c; Eastorn stor age, extras, 26c; firsts, 24c, Butter Per pound, California ox tras, 31c; firsts, 28c; seconds. 23c; thirds, 20c; Eastern extras, 27c; Indies, extras, 22c; flrstB, 21c: pickled, No. 1, 23 c; Btorage, Cali fornia extras, 26 c. Now chceso Por pound, Callfor nla flats fancy, 12 c; firsts 12c; seconds, 9c; California Young America fancy, 14 c; firsts, 13c; Eastern Now York Cheddars fane. 10 c; Oregon flats, fancy, 13c; do. Young America fancy, 14 c; Cali fornia storage, fancy, flats, 12c. Potatoes Por cental, River whites (sacks) fancy, 70080c; poor, 50 65; Salinas Burbanks, $1.25 1.55; Oregon Burbanks, $1.25 1.35; Early Roso, 76 085c; sweet potatoes to tho trade, sacks, $1.35 crates, $1,50. Onions Per sack, Yollow, 65 70c; Brown AuBtrnllan, 65o, Orango3 Por box, Valencias, $203.60. When You Are. Dry WHY NOT BUY A pure and wholosomo bovcrng" that Is sold In all the cities of Western Oregon and Northern California. Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops Grown in Marion County Mod of Filtered Water nnd strictly In accordance with the PW Food Law Salem Boor la tho best mild bovorage offered the public. Made by scientific processes nnd guaranteed pure and wholc- lome. No adulteration. No drugs or chemicals and under the most Wrect sanitary conditions. Addross nil orderB to Salem Brewery Association Second Salem Sale Day TWKLVE HEAD OF PINE JKHSEYS Eight now ffesh. W. M. Shuttle herd of Eola. KTOIIT HEAD. OF HOUSES, Drivers and draft horses. A large number of vehiclei, In cluding buggies and wagons, light and heavy harness. List your property with Cooper Clearwater. SATURDAY, OCTOBER U At te Old Willamette Stables, 18 a. m. fcwjfcftijr com ad MMke Utk gret mW1c wile surccsa. POItTLAND MARTLETS- ' , Grain, Flour Feed, Etc. Portland, Or., Oct. 23. Barloy, feed, $26027 per ton; rollod $27.50 028.60; brewing $26.50. Oat No. 1 whlto, $31031.50 por ton; gray, $30 030.50. Wheat Club. 89c por buBli- el; forty-fold, 90c; Turqoy red, 92c; Fife. 8l)c: bluojtotn. 03OT94c: vai- foy, 90c; ttcd Russian, 86c. Mlllstuffs Bran. $26.50 por ton; middlings, $33; shorts, country $31 ; city, $30; u. a. mm cnop, Vi'i Hay Timothy, Wlllamotto vnlloy $14 per ton; Wlllamotto valloy, ordi nary, $11; eastern Oregon, jiis.gu; 017.50; mixed, $13; clovor, $9; al falfd, $14; alfalfa meal, $10. vegetables nnu l-ruiu Fresh fruit Apples, now, 750 $1.50 por bex: peaches. 40 060c por box; pears, 75c 1.25 por box; plums 50 $1.00 per box; grapes, 85u $1.25 por crato; huckleberries, 9 0 10c, $1.25 per crato; Concords 37 40c por basket; ground chorrlot, 7 to per box; cranberries, $10 per bar rel; prunes, 2 02 c por pound. Dairy d Country Produce. Butter City creaniory, oxtra, 35 36c por pound; fancy, 32 035c; storo. 170 20c. EggS Oregon select. 37 38c; Eastorn; 2732c per doz. Poultry Hens, 12 13c; Bprlng 12 013c; ducks, old, 1212c; young, 14 015c; geoso, old, 809c; young, 9 010c; turkoya, old, 16 017c. lnrge, 0c. Cheeso Fancy cream twins, 15c per pound; full cream triplets, 15c; full crenm young America, 10c, Veal Extra, 8 09c por pound; ordlnnry, 7 07c; heavy, 6. Pork Fancy, 7c por pound; large, 5 6c. Mlsccllaney. Hops Oregon, 1908, 708c por lb.. 1907, 304c; 1906, llbl. Wool Enstorn Oregon, average best, 10014c por lb., according to shrlnkago; valloy, 15 016c. Mohair Cholco, 18c por lb. Hides Dry hlden, No. 1, 13 015c per lb.; dry kip, No. 1, 13c lb.; dry calfsklnB, 16c lb.; naltod hldos, 6 8c lb.; salted calfskins, 12 013c lb ; grceu, lc less. SALEM MARKET. Lbcnl Wliolotwlo Market. Egg 33c. Butter Croamory 36c. lions 10c; young chickens, lie. Local wheat-86c, Oats 42c. Barley $24.60. Flour Hard wheat, $5; valloy, $4.26. Hay Cheat, $11 clover, $9 pc ton; timothy, $12 013. Onions $1.25 c'wt. Hops 1907 crop, 5 6c. Cascara Bark 2 3c. Mobulr 18c RMall Market. Oats $1.45. Wheat $1.05. Eggs 35 c. Butter Country, SOc; creamery, 4flc. Flour Valley, i $1.25 per sack; harcf wheat. $1.400 1.45, Bran 95c per eack, $31 per ton; shorts, $1,35 per sack. ' Livestock. Stock hogs M.50. Steers 3c. Veal 5 7c t Cows $3 03.50, Tropical Fruits. Bananas $6.50. Oranges $4.00, I Lempns $5.00. n 1 For Chapped SklH. Chapped skin whether on thd hands or face may be cured In pne. Bight by applying Chamberlain's Salve. It Is alo uaequaled for sore nlriDles. burns and scalds. For sale at Dr, Stone'B drug store. OA0VO91IA. B....11. wmWW'mi, Vfutwt a A , Mi , t. M D The Public Endorsement of Our' Mining Properties if You Have Not Read It Then Do So The report of tho committee appointed by the Salem Board of Trado In printed In your 'dally papers. It will post you on what the committee found at tho mines. Now we have tholr endorsement we are In position 'to urge you to SIGN UP AT ONOB FOR ALL THE BTOOK XOU CAN HANDLE. DO IT NOW. DONT WAIT. Wo will try and call on you, but don't wait; come to our ofllce and we will pat you In a position to mako some money. Bythls tlmo with .all' the proofs we have furnished no one can question our mines boing all wo have claimed for them. Now, remember we are talking for the Cold Creek Mining ft Milling Company's property. Our stock Is Belling at 10 cents. We have 17 claims In our group. We have a saw mill, electric light plant, e'.ectrlo drill In our oqulpmont and we hare A MINING KNGINEVcU WITH US WITH A REPUTATION OF DOING THINGS In charge.. We have spent $20,000 more on our property than all tho other mines on the creek combined. We' have the ore' opened up to Bhow far it. There ate ive great ledges across our properties. Wo havo 1300 feet oi work done showing tho ore. The smelter people ask us to supply ONE-HALF THE ORE REQUIRED FOR THEIR SMELTER. As much as all the others aro required to furnlBh. Why? Bccauso It was there. Our enginoor told the smelter people that wiffela 90 days from tho tlm.o tho road was completed ho would furnish tho full 100 tonB per day they required, and he knew ho could do It. Now don't It look as though our mines wore tho ones to Invest In we ar boosting Marlon county's" resources, and want you to help us succeed. ATTIX & BOARDMAN, fiscal Agents GOLD CREEK MINING & MILLING CO. OTTO HANSEN, President W. I. STALKY, Secretary J TORRID ZONE FUNARCE raH b H "jjJIJjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjJIIJjlHjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjH N9PJrjHQvVW59BBBBBBBBBSBH Tho above cut represent oat brick lined Torrid Zone Furnace, Guaranteed gas, smoke and dust roof. Economical and durable. A. L. FRASER SUMS STATU STRKBT. Katimate furnlstoefl on beating READY TAILORED CLOTHES FOR WELL DRESSED MEN. S m TTfw m MftS k l Si f A J 1 I r F ii r ' t.v : PRICE RANGE eo. to 4o TIIJB BEST ROAST THE FAMILY EVER HAD Can bo obtained from our prime tondor and Juicy beef, mutton or pork. All our moats aro selected from tho choicest, and prepared for tho table to Bult tho demands of the fastidious. Our prices aro lower for quality than you can nnd at any place Id Salem. . K. C. CROSS, Phone 2fll. 370 SUte 8U Grent Chinese Doctor L. M. HUM lab medlclmj which will cure any known dlsoaso, Ho makes a special ty of, aud guarantees to euro Catarrh Asthma, Lung, JPhroat, Rheumatism, Debility, Stomach, Liver, Kidney Troubles; also any blackened or swollen soreness, broken llmbi; Smallpex: Epidemic; all kinds of Dolls, Lost Manhoo'd, Female Weak ness, Horuu Trouble and Paralysis Consultation free, Care of Ylck Bo Tong Co., Chinese drugs and herbs,' 153' High St., upstairs, Salem. Or. Women's and Men's ; (Shoes, Rubber Boots, High Top Hunting Shoes for Boys and Men. JACOB V00T, IlSfateJte: 4.0' V CJi rflHW tfi ff & Wll Repairing Neatlyi Done ?R?m!NoTMimioo?m EDISON rilONOGItAriC la Irresistible. Its seletloM aro clour, distinct, tuneful aaV In porfoct time. It offers tke most faoclnatlng waltiee asd spirited two-steps of the world's groat composers ' a woll as the popular daaoe muulc of tho hour. It Is a mil itary band or a symphony or chestra at will, affording a de lightful and widely varied pro nrammo without expense or attention. L. I 8AVAGIC, S 17 Commercial S'tvt, We Launder Ladies' Shirt Wbts and White Skirts Just Right. Wo guarantee to, All of our shirtwaists aro care fully washod with a special noutral soap, starched jmt whoro they should bo starched and Ironed by experts who huvo mado shirtwaist Ironing a special study. Wo aro pleasing tho most careful dressers In tho city with our shirtwaist work and sro suro wo can please you, May We have a trial. K SALEM Tel. 25 LAUNDRY COMPANY iS6-l I. Liberty ft. W M M X ST I ijfl oooooooooooo O MISS I1EATRIOK SIIEITON 0 O o 0 TeacJjer of Piano, Organ and 0 O EBserable C!ase, until Octo- O O ber 1, In Chicago taking ad- O O vaaced studies. ' O 0 O First National Dank. Jlldg Studio O O O O ReeUkRre Studlot 818 Marlon O O Street.. Phoe J9M. O OOOOOOOOOOOO fho- Main 17 N. Hl ftt C. W. YANNKE Proprlioi f THE FASHION STABLES Cabs and Livery, alNRIgs Modern Rubber Tire. I If tlillfl MiVfFKXCH IIIMtE URMMuUimI m PILLS. K A liM. Owtii KttU hi IkllMMM KaNHHM Mm I llWS Tt ait. lUfc I . I m4j I im .. 11X if Iai. tr.Jan4llauuULtkli4fc wtn ullerr. ftmSAVn. Iff M 4ri(bt U kM UHrCB MIMMLC9..I9)T4. UwiUllt. N. ummmmmmmmmmMmm U A Hair HJleto lit nj l if.t. Snf Osljiu UtltU 4 Hf'wil Vcr. A k-ksHH f r uulI'mM 'i. Inl.jrt . f.lt. lurl Kt'lutv friiiiMtx. nmpliui foeim, (iinr jud llnokArlM n't U'fty H'iiiitin Ta In i'ib hit form. V ttot m U( lim- inn uuk.lt b HMMH fUC,"T ro iiimy pcoplj a, and fruit ,Jd la 5a.'2jj; by Di. 5. C SfcT )08. V. M.UK1.V BOX CO. 247 Miller St., South Salem, raanti- , facturer of all ktade of boxee, eratee aryer ccoorM. riot' tf Salem Fence Works He4quArtT fr WeveH Wke Fettdsg. J Poultry Netting, Pickets, GaU, Malthoid RooMng, P. ft D. Ready Roolng, Screen Doors aad Ad justable Wli.dow Sereeaa. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN Bueeefter WAITW MOKLKY. SMO Court St. Salem. Or CIGARS and TOBACCOS I have selected thu best braatfs of Cigars and Tobacco coaUi ent with the trade Can supply you with what yon wUh with satisfaction. Also carry a com plote line of soft drinks. K. OAfW, Vm. Ytoai Street, opposite Thi R eptl0B, Newport, OregQU, Am Jm 0rv.