DAILT CirifAL JOURNAL. SAM, ORMGOX, SATUIWAY, OOTOHKlt 8, 1908.
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Ghirard efii's Cocoa
a food driiik- fbr yoing and old that
pleases die palatestrengthens the body
builds up the ' nerves quietens the
mindr It instills qualities- in young and
bid Which' JY6du'd p&l&t contentmenf
and perfect health arid allows one to give
the While
G?hirardelli's Cocoa is a standard com
bination of the cocoa beam It is made
with painstaking care- and1 after 50 yea'rsr
6i manufacture stands. ,to-day a perfect
gfeduct.
30 cups of a delicious drink 25c
OAMEHS ir.VIUtOU IIATJUCI)
Will AValt Until mi Opportunity Ar.
rive for Ituvi'iiu,
Tho Arnb who 1ms niiRored n ennu
ground, and tho Infuriated henat nit
er Htnmplng oh them and tonrlnp
ithoin naUndor with lt tooth kocb ou
Ita way, and tho drlvor In thoronHcr
quite anfo, an It nooma to bo an nx'on'
with th6 enmol that no mnn ahnll bo
will throw , his cJothi'B upon tho put In or Ml of pfo twlco for ono or
fOIlHO.
Tho camol la otupld ravo whon nn
i;ry and thou uwim to become almost
preternatural In carrying out Ho
vongoful doslgriB. Pnlgrnvo relate
tho following Btory of a- camol's re
vonRo, which gcrvuB to llTustrnto thlH
!$3.00
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Sayes
a Big
Dollar
$3.00
BARGAIN DAY
SATURDAY, OCT. 31
All subscribers to the Daily Capital
Journal except carrier lists who
pay up all arrears to Nov. 1 st, 1 908,
can secure the Daily Journal one
year in advance for $3.00 : : : : :
The Annual Bargain Day
I Saves the people hundreds of dol
i lars. Start at once to take advan
r tage of our BARGAIN DAY : : : : :
Refnit by mail or call at the Journal
Office on or before Saturday even
ing, October 31st to secure this
jj reduction :::::::::::::::
DO NOT ASK FOR THIS RATE AFTER OCTOBER 31
I E. HOFER, Publisher,
5 Salem, Oregon
peint:
' "A lftd' of 14 had conducted a largo
camel laden with wood from one ,vll
lago to another at a half hour's d's
tnnco. As tho animal loitered or
turned out or tho wny Us conductor
struck it repeatedly and Jiardor than
It seomed to havo thought ho had a
ripht to de: but. not finding the oc
casion favorable for taklrig lnimc
dlate quits, If 'bode Its tlmo.'That
time wns not long In coming,
"A few daj'B later tho samo lad
had to reconduct tho beast, but un
laden, to His awrt village. Wh6ri hoy
were nbout halfway oh tho road and
at Bomo distance' from any habitation
tho camel suddenly stopped,- looked
dellbiratoly round 111 every dlrec
tlon to nBSuro Itself that nb one wnt
In sight and, finding tho road clear
of naasorby. made a stop forward,
seized tho unlucky boy's head In Its
monstrous mouth and, lifting him up
In tho air, flung him down again on
the earth with the tipper part of his
skull completely torn off.
"Having tlniB satlafled Its rovong3
tho brute qulblly ro3umed Its price to
ward tho vlllago, aB though nothing
wcro the matter, till sorho men! wo'
hail observed tho wholo; though un
fortunately at too groat a dlstanco
to bo able to afford timely holp, camo
up ana Kinea ii." uoiiuun !.
graph.
"OREGON
Bli.DEI
TO
I aTiATiJo " Tnrti
AKB you nuiwu wiiax xuu uan to PoruiAT.
STATE? mXK
6rE00 NEEDS PEOPLE Settlors, Honest farmer,
morchants, clorka, pooplo with brains, strong hand. ij1
hoart capital or no capital. a IUC
S&Jtheftr Pacific Co,
Lines In Oregon
Is Bonding tonB of Orogon literature to tho East for i!
some wonn onraixs
Humih Corii From Hie 61il Ilattlo
cry of tho Vikings!
Ilah, tho final Byllablo of most
college yollB, Id, of course, Bhort for
hurrah. Tho word' hurrah Itsolf
comes from tho old battlocry of tho
ancient Vlkinga nnmoly, Tur AIo,
which racnha God aid. Thoro Is on
other form, huzza, which comes from
hosanna. Thlo was tho old cry of
tho vrusadora. Tho word 'os comes
directly through tho Norman-French
oycz, which means nonr. In Its old
form It Is still used by bondlos an.l
certain municipal ofllclnls In IvIo
functions In England and a'so by tho
royal heralds In proclaiming tho suc
cession of Bovorolgps to tho throne.
No Is purely Normnn-Fronch and
comes from tho Latin non Itn, moan
ing not bo. Tho real Anglo-Saxon
was nay, Just ns tho Anglo-Saxon nf
flrmatlvo wns yea. Tho word mister
S
Will von n,v ,.! 3&vnJ2-
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or Duiwing urogon Dy sonains us tno names and Mifttotjiuj
fr'idnJ who ard llkoly to bo iatoreatod in thin atBit ,j tVt
glad to boar tho oxponso of sending thom complete
about OttKUON and Its opportunities.
COLONISTS TICKETS will bo on salo during SEPTEMBER i
OCTODER from tho East to all points In Orenon tu ..l .
a row pnnclpa'l chles aro ' "ffarei'?
FrOm Dohvor $30.00 From Louisville .,.
" Omaha 30.00 " Cincinnati ,'!!."!" J
39.00 " Cleveland .,
Kansas City
St. Louis 35.50 " Now York
Chicago 38.00
TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID."
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If you want to brlug a frigid ;Jr n&ilHc to Orcso drndt th
xno ticket will i&1 u
proper amount with any of our agonts.
furnished by telegraph.
Local agent, Salem.
WM. McMUftRAV, dcWval Pvwcpgcr Agent,
PWWW Orfpi
RAILROAD TIME TABItS
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COItVALtlfl & EASTERN It. IV
TIStK TABLE.
A1JJANY AND YAQUINA TRAINS.
No. 2 No. 1
Dally STATIONS Dally
Ex. Sun. Ex. Sun.
a. m. Ir ar. p. m.
7:35 Albany 7:15
8:35 Corvallls 6:35
8:53 Philomath 0:02
9:22 Wrons 5:32
0:50 Biodgott 5:07
m:io Summit 4:50
10:32 Naahvillo 4:22.1
11:30 Chitwood 3:23 1
12i03 Elk Cltv 3:03'
12:30 Toledo 2:31
1:16 nr.. . Yaqulna ..1y. 2:00
Altwiny-Corrnllls-PIilIomath.
No. 10 (dally)
Loavoa Albany 7:50 p. m.
Loaves Corvallls 8;30 p. m.
No. 8 (dally)-
1 directly from tho Latin mnglstor, I Loavos Albany 12:35 p. m
moaning innator. Mrs. Ib from tho.Loavos CorvaJlls. i:j& p. nj.
word mlitroi. and formerly, n laU Arg6 gJif,1)- 13 p. m.
in tli el-jhteenlh century, al' in- Loavoa Albany 8:30 a. ni.
marrlo-l womon were g'ven tho tltlo Iiavos Corvallls. ..... .10:10 a. mi.!
of mlstraas na. for oxnmnlo. Mis- Arrives 1 Philomath. .. ..10:30 a. m.
tr. Mb VMn. ... To.nL0.fr..M?r.S.'ra7feC.m.:
Jones." Eoqnlro Is derived from th Leaves Corvnllls 8:35 a. m. j
old Normnn-Fronch oTiiyor, which Arrives Philomath 8:53 a.m.
meanB ahlold benror. Evory knlgbl T No- ly?" ?")l Suni)7T
, .. .. 1 , ,, i.ii 1 !. LeavoB Philomath 6:02 ft. .
of tho ahlro hml hla ahlold boarer. Arrvca CorvnuiB 0:35 n. m.
and tho honor of carrying tho Bhlold Arrlvos Albany 7:15 a. in.
Waa supposed to confer gontlllty up- No. 5 (dally)
on tho follower. Tho word gentle- Leaves Corvallls 0:30 a. m.
man cintll tho middle of tho seven- ArJ0Vt87 Sjig)- " "'
toonth contury moant, as tho prei- .oavoa Fbllomatu 10:15 a. m
ont Fronch word Kontllhomme, a Arrlvos Corvallli .... 11:15 a, m.
nobleman, nothlnpr Iosb, and no man ( Arrlvoa Albany 11:58 a. m.
was a gontloman who was not entltlod ' Lo,;8 Phomntb 2;00 p. m.
to "boar arms." Now York World Arrlvos Corvallls 6:00 p. "j-
Arrives Albany 6:40 p. ra
fylrite House Resljui
For a ttfgiW "
25c Dinner at .?l;
They can't bo bt .
flcliilclirisi S k
Profirlctors. ,
MEALS 15c;
Call and try them. Mtt'i lit
Board per week 93.75, iho If
rilshed rooms very rfuosiMf,'
ATTltK
Salem Restaurant
aaO COURT STREET. I
H I II I I fr-H-4-l-H-H"l--4--t"-f
Ii Graber Bros, ii
" any antI Detroit.
PLUMBING
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GAS FITTING
Oregon Kb'ctrlc Time Table.
TImo of arrival and douarturo of
J cars at Salem is as follows, Portland
anu uuormcuinio pomia;
Arrive Leave
Local 8:40 a. m. 6:00 u. m.
Express 10:50 a. m. 9:05 a. m.
Local 1:35. p.m. 11:05 a.m.
Express 4:20 p. m. 1:45 p. m.
Local 5:45 p. m. 3:28 p. m.
Express 8:20 n. m, 6:00 p. in.
Will bIvo prompt attention
to all orders, guarantee our
work to glvri satisfaction and
to bo up to tho sanitary stand
ard. A'E WILT. I1R PLKAtfKD
to' give estimates
6n ooNtiVaOjts
Call at our shop on Llbertv
street, back of Darr'a Jowvlry
Storo. Phono 550.
Illllllinillll IIHIIHH4
No chango Jn sorties Lotweon Al-
HICKORY
BARK
Cough Remedy
iiioivnn rvt
ast tftrnxtusm
Coughs, Colds
CROUP
HI) rflWfrh-fffligF?rH
IWhoopinf Couh
Bronchlut
SORE THROAT
imoATiiuNcs
IWlOttHHIIMltTtft
w .Iff
MlfM.OtGOM.Ut.A.
mi iiiiw innrnrnr
riu. !& (n
TImo Oartl No. 6-1, Southern Pacific
do., Effective Sunday, Aug. 10,
1008.
Toward Portland, rnsscngcr.
No. 16. 5:13 a, m.Orogon Ex-nrosa.
..;No, IS 8:4.0 a. m. Cottage Grove
poBsonger.
ii No. 12. 2:45 p. m. Roseburg pas-
songer.
'"! No. 140:13 p. m., Portland ex.
press.
Toward Portland, Fmlght.
No. 222.-5:0 p. m. Portland feat
freight.
1 1 No. 226. 10:40-11:28 a. m. way
freight.
Toward San Francisco, Passenger.
No. 11.-11:03 a, m. Uosobrg
passenger.
No. 17.-6:45 p. ra. Cottago Grove
passenger.
No. 169:56 p. ra. California ox-
rtreea.
No. 133:31 a. m. San Francla-
co oxpnufi,
Toward' San Francisco, Freight.
No. 221. 2:43 a. ra. Portland fait
freight.
No. 225. 11:28 a. m. way freight.
OCT. to.
Steamers Pomona and Oregon
leave for Portland dally except Sun
day at 6 a. m.
M. P, BALDWIN, Ageur.
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I HOTEL OREGON
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Corner Seventh nml Surf
Portland's New and
Hotel. Rates Slperto
up. European pten. Fwte
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOUKO. i
ProMktors
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goods; all kinds of ittto Jk
goods; hose, tulti, VJ$k
blankets, netkwoar, mattl J
amhrfiiaeri "
waro, trunks,
etc.
H20 S. Commercial St.
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