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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 3ALKM, ORkOON,- TUKSltAV, OtTOR-SU -7, 1806.
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L. STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
n THE MARKETS
lol'BlltSlMiSS 18 GROWING EVERYDAY. EACH DAY SHOWS AX INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR,
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AXD WHY? UEOAUSlfi X'ituUHiiasiVM METHODS, CAREFUL BUYING AN1 COURTEOUS TREAT-
IEXT TO Ct'STOSERS MAKE SELLING EASY. OUR SALES FORCE IS STRONGER THAN EVER BE
FOKG, OUR OFFERINGS MORE TEMPTING;
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fr $1.98
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About twenty dozen Black Mercerized Petticoats will be on salo this
week. . N
PETTICOAT SPECIAL
All. our $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 values In black Morcorlzcd Satlus
and Lustrnls will bo reduced (o $2.08.
0itr best styles In regular $2.50, $2.75 and $3,00 Skirts will bo ready
for your chodslng at $1.98.
An elegant assortment of regular $1.25 and $1.50 values In Imitation
Henthorblootri, Feathersllk and Moreers. . Special DSc. .
Exceptional Values in Silk Petticoats
The best assortment of colors, qualities and prices
it has ever been our pleasure to offer
Clothing Sale
tf arc still hammering away at our big otock of clothing nnd
price concessions nro groator than ovor. We nsk you to come and
Isipect tho values whether you Intend to purchnso or not. It Is a
plcwuro to us as well as a bcnoflt to hnvo you know that wo are
kingpins for real values. It you don't buy you can't help but tell
your friends what you snw.
4 J m KJ J Ages I(j to 2fl Yeafs
Regular Values to $10.00
All other Suits reduced 20 to 50 per
cent. . Don't put it off another day
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
San Francisco. Oct. 27. Whont.
No. 1 California club, per cental.
$1.67 1.70; California white
milling, $1,75 6)1.80 northern,
bluostem, $1.72 1.77; off
grades wheat, $1.50 1.60; Rod.
$1.C21.G7.
Darloy, feed borloy, $1.35 1U0;
common to fair, $1.2G 1.30;. brow
Ing at San Francisco," nominal at,
$1.45 1.55; ' Chevalier, $1.50
1.60, according to quality.
EggB Per dozon, California fresh,
Including coecs, extras, 52c; flrst9,
47cf seconds, 27c; thirds, 23c;
EttBlerh selected, 27c; firsts, 25c;
seconds, 22 c; s(drngo, California
extra, 31c; firsts. 28c; Kostarn stor
age, extra, 2Gc firsts. 25c.
Butter Por pound, 'California ox
tniB, 31Uc; firsts, 28c; seconds,
23c; thirds, 20c; Eastern extras,
27c: bd'es, extras, 22c"; firsts, 21c":
nlckled, No. 1, 23Mtc; storage, Cali
fornia extras, 20 o
Now chcoso Per pound, Call for
nla flats, fancy, 13c; flrstB, 12c;
seconds 10 Vic; Cnllfornla Young
jAmerlca fancy, l4c; flrBts, 13c;
Eaitern 'Now York Cheddnis, fancy,
17c; Orogon Hats, fancy, 13c; do.
Young A,merlcn fancy, 14 c; Cnli
furnla ntorngo, fancy, lints, 12c.
Potatoes Por cental, Itliror whites
(sacks) fancy, 7J) 85c; poor, 50
65; Snllnns Burbanks, $1.25
1.55; Oregon Durbnnks, $1.25
1.35; Early Roso, 7585o; Bwout
potatoes to the trndo, sacks, $1.35
crates, $1.50.
Onions Per sack, Yellow, 70
75c; Drown Australian, 65 70c.
Ornngos Per box, Vatcnclas,
$23.50.
FOR BUILDING
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UP OREGON
MANY ABLE ADDRESSES AT THE DEVELOP-
MENT CONGRESS IN R0SEBURG-
BANQUET TO THE VISITORS
better facilities for rail transporta
tion In. Oregon has becomo oppres
sive and that tho fnllure of groat
transportation companies which have
profited to tho extent of many mil
lions through tho business loyalty of
our people, to extend their lines to
meet the demands of our growing
trndo, and to glvo central Nuul south
ern Oregon, a short nnd convenient
out lot to tho ocean and cheap water
transportation, presents n condition
IXOXSTKATION TRAIN
HKRK NOVKMUKR 10
The incclnl tannine demonstration
tin to run through tho Wlllamqtto
iilJ wl pass through Salem. Tuos
r. November 10, Tho train will
:alit of severnl enrs, In each, of
tltb the subjects for dlsciiRlon nro
ulotently grouped. Tho domon-
nuoa will be undor tho auspices of
i Oregon Agricultural collogo.
U tho first car, will "bo grains,
f"Ki and tho various corenH. Tho
wad car will contain tho hortlcul
1 department, In which will bo
wilted trees and shrubs, grafting,
'.Mine an.....!.... ..-.- .. -11 t.
-6, oinu; ins, pcais nun nil bho
" of a like nature Tho dalrylntr
PEoaitratlons will bo given In enr
Pimler three Sanltnry mllklnc will
we of the principal features or
l exhibit Miiklnc machines nnd
writers will bo shown In oporntlon
IWl Car Tho mm nf ntnpfc will
Inborn n car No 4. of the train.
and the latest Improvements
e taking caro of stock will be
9n In this car Cows from the
neultnral collcgo farm will lo on
"ultlOn Cnra fvn ulv ..,! en,...,
ri. , -..... ...w, o.a ...M wjJli
oe used for n dav coach, sleeper
wsineg clonartmont. resnectlvfi-
Tle train Will romnln In tliU oltv
I3 11 0 n m ln tOije .. .
,aii.s w.Vfh ,,,IU thoy w"1 oo open
i mn
A lTfH.lil. m...n
"Oar whnin fomii.. ."
i. , f7U 8lnco wo began (using
' KIOK I Naw I Jfn nut. it,... nr,..
f?: L. A Bartlet. of Rural
, B' 1. OullfnrI Xfrllna TV,,.
int. j ... '" nj
. Or l0.ne xtxc system In a gen
25o at
f(L P 2003 you K0(1
t "rry'a drug store.
&JL&inci9-v ja.
n 7 M tea H Atoft tot&
priv ,
'Wtt
Tho first rain ntter a month'n
drought hns bogun In Pennsylvania.
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Why Colds Are Dangerous.
Because you havo contracted ordi
nary jolds and recovered from than
without treatment of any kind, do
not for a moment lmnglno that colds
are not dangorbus, Everyono knows
that punumonla and chronic catarrh
Lave their origin In n common cold.
Consumption Is not caused by n cold,
uui tho cold preparer tho system for
in recej.tlon and development of fhc
xorms that would not otherwlso have
found lodgment. It is tho snmo wltn
all Infectious diseases. Diphtheria,
scarlet fever, meailes nnd whooplnp
caught aro much moro likely to be
contrated whon tho child has a cold.
You will boo from this that more real
danger lurks In a cold pian in any
other of tho common allmontB. Tfaf
easiest nnd qulcketot way "to caro a
cold Is to take Chamborlaln's Cougb
Remedy. Tho many romarkablo
cures effected by this preparation
havo made It a staple article of trade
over a largo part of tho worjd. Fox
sale at Dr. Stone's drug store?
Eugene V. Debs. Socialist candl
dntft for tho nresldonoy. at Spring-
tiniii in., nulnclzcd Abraham Lincoln
nnd wns, hlniBolf, !nt-oduced as the
"Abraham Lincoln of modern times."
Tho now school law nlmod to com
pol children to attend bcIiooI moro 18c
VOUTIiAN'tt MARKKAS
flrnln, Klour Feed, Ktc.
Portlnnd. Or.. Oct. 27. Barley,
feed, $26 20.50 per ton; rollod
$27.50 28.50; browing $20,. 50.
OatJ No. 1 white. $31 31.50
por ton; gray, $30 30.50.
t Wheat CIub,80a per bush
el; forty-fold, 90c; Trjrnoy rod, 02c;
Fife, S9c; bluojtom, 93 94c; Val
ley, 90c; Rod Russian, 86c.
Millstuffs Bran, $26.50 por ton;
middlings, $33; shorts, country,
$31: city, $80; U. S. mill chop, $22
liny Timothy, Wlllamotto valley
$14 por ton; Wlllamotto valloy, ordi
nary, $11; eastern Oregon, $16.50;
17.50; mixed, $13; clover, $0; al
falfa, $14; alfalfa meal, $19.
Vegetables rihI Fniit.
"Fresh fruit Apples, now, 00c por
box; poaches, GO 75c por box;
'.pears, 75c $1,25 por box; plums,
'50o$1.00 per box; grapoB, 75
10c, $1.25 p6r cr.ato; Concords 35
7oc Dor bex: cranberries. $10.60 por
"barrel; prunes, 22c per pound.
' Dairy and country I'roouco.
I ' Butor-Clty croamory, extia, 35
I 36c por pound; fancy, 32 35c;
jBtoro, 1720c.
Eggs Oregon soicct, aaw-iuc;
Eastern, 2732c por doz.
Poultry Hohb, 1415o; spring,
14 15c; ducks, old, 1212Vjc;
young, 910c; turkeys, old, loip
regularly Is working out admirably.
Tho nppolntmont of trunncy ofScerM
and tho woVk of keeping track pf
absent pupllB Is bringing about a
more steady attendance.
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Chocso Fancy cream twins, 15c
per pound; full cream triplets, 15o;
full orenm young America, 16a. -
Veal Extra, 8V4 09o per pound;
ordinary, 77Wc; heavy, 5.
Pork Fancy, 7c per pound;
lnrgo, 5 V4 6c
Mtecellnncy.
Hopo Oregon, 1908, 7.8o por
I More TIwm Enough la Too Much.
To maintain health, u maturo man
or womnn needs Juct enough food to'jb 1307 zipc
IXiX J";1" " ilZL, J Wool Eastorn Oregon, average
inVtfnOSL. 71, ?b'tVnLC:'OBt..l0l4c por ft., according to
wry for these purposes la the PrlmeJoffilSS 18c perft.
cauio of stomach troubles, rhcumn
tlsm and disorders of tho kldnoys. If
troublod with Indigestion, revise
your diet, let reason and not nppo
tlto control and take a few doses of
Chnmberlnln'a Stomach and Llvor
Tablets and you will soon bo all right
again. For salo at Dr. Ston'o drug
storo.
At
Would Mortenco tho Farm.
A farmer on Rurual Route 2, Em
pire Ga., W. A. Floyd by name, Bay.
"Bucklen'a Arnica Salve cured tl
two worst sores I ever saw, on on a
hand and ono of my Jog. It Is wort
moro than its weight In gold. I would
nf bn without It If I had to mortgage
the farm to get It." Only 25c at J. C.
Perry's drug store.
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ATTENTION!
W .. . .
?J ,0 Inform oar patrons that OHr home of refial -
fSiv!""01'0"1 VKXTIiaTKD A Is now HEATED BY
Ikh. ' No other Mt,e PictHre hottse Jh Salem ran y
E iui4 hear the (c'tnre bImj? nd talk, and enjoy a polite
ZMMsent In the most modern awl up-to-date HOME OF HE-
I Htr -t"SmeHt"lot f Halem, bat on the Coast.
v-..y ' ' ""t it's a fact rwlheK8 w lor younwi.
TT--Tair, VfMMMiy, Tharsday, Frhtey and Sataraay.
1 "X" WHO ATTKKDS QUR SATURDAY MATINEE GETS
A TWmVh SOUVENIR.
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BARR'S
Jewelers
THE OLD LAW
It may Interest end surprise
you to know the greatly increased
stock of jewelry,, sllvorware and
cut glnsj. we aro ahowlng.
We are now carrying the big
gest and best selected stock In
the city. "'
Thus wo are enabled by our
perfect equipment and processe
and tho patronage of an en
lightened public to occupy the
place this season to which we
have aspired.
It's the same old law "the sur
vlval of the .fittest" but If you
have doubts, ask oAiriiatrons.
BARR'S
Jewelers
Hldos Dry hldea. No. 1. 13 15c
por lb.; dry kip, No. 1, 13o lb.; 'dry
calfsklnB, 16c ft.; Baited hides. OVi
8c ft.; salted calfskins, 12 13c ft;
green, lc less.
SALEM MARKET.
Local Wholesale Market,
Eggs 33c.
Butter Creamery 30c.
Hobs 10c; young chickens, lie
Local wheat 86c.
Oats 42c.
Barley $24.50.
FJour Hard wheat, $5; valloy.
I $4.25.
Hay Cheat, $11; clover, $9 per
ton; timothy, $12 A3.
Onions $1.26 cwt.
Hops 1907 crop, 6 6c.
Cascara Bark 2 3c.
Mohair 18c.
Retail Market.
Oats 11.45. ' '
Wh-nt--$1.05.
Eggs 35c
Butter Country, 30c: creamery,
tie.
Flour Valley, $1.25 per sack;
hard wheat, $1,401.45.
Braa 96 per sack, $31 per toa;
shorta, $1.35 per sack.
LlvMteck,
Stock hogsM.&O,
Steers 3 H e.
Veal 5 7c
Cows $3 3.50,
Tropical Fruits,
Bananas $6.50,
Oranges $4.90.
Lemons $5.00,
(RoBoburg Review,)
Tho passing, of resolutions asking
(or stato and federal aid toward the
construction of good toads and for
tho oxemption of newly built rail
roads from taxation for tho first flvo
years was tho principal fcaturo of
this morning's session of tho Oregon
and Idaho Dovolopmont congress,
Thn RORHlnn wan nlnn nmrlrvl Iiv a
very nblo addross by Attorney Con- which can only be met by providing
erol A. M. Crawford, who spoko on B1t1ft.to a'a for local roads whore pos-
tno lognl Btatus of tho O. & O. R. R. """ "" mni construction ana op
lnnd grant and on proposod now omt,on Uncs which nro necewary
laws affecting waterways, Irrigation for, "io relief of our pcoplo, and
and projected railroad building. A' ., ,il,!P'VP(, ThM tne ,lRCtl r tho
longthy discussion on tho wishes of' 140,000 pooplo who Inhabit Coo,
tho people In tho land grant matter 'Curry, Lane, Douglas, Joacphlno and
wns uahbeed u by United Statoa Son. y"KBOn counties ol a rauroaa out
ntor Jonathan Bourne, and whon this
elided without result Attorney LouU
e uunn,( or Eugene, told or tho ur
gont nccosslty for dcop .wator har
bor at tho mouth of tho SltiBlnw rlv
or, In Ltuic county.
No meeting of tho congress Is bo-lliR-hold
this ottornoon, nu adjourn
mont having been tnkou until 7:30
o'clock this evening, when thoro will
bfi a pobmIoii, conducted nintnly by
tho stntn bonrd of health, consisting
6f Dr. Andrew C. Smith, Dr, R. C,
Yunnqv nnd Dr. Plorco, nil of Port
land. Thoso gonllemon will nddrcs
tholr hearers on tho Biibjcct of Rani
tntlon. In connection, thero will bo
onorlnlnlng vocnl inusto by soma of
Roseburg's host tnlont.
ApproiirlntloiiH Askel.
Tho reaoliitlon on good rondn was
jiropared by a committee consisting
oi ur. Tiiin, fTniiK ii. wnuo ana w
A. Hur'ny, Uio lattor of Vale, Mnlhou"
ccintv It pnssod without n dlwent
ng volco. Its full toxt follews:
ROHOltltlonB. i
Resolved, That wo hereby rejtor
ato, renfllrm and approvo tho resolu
tions of tho last Oregon-Idaho De
velopment concro8s, hold at Marnh
flold, Orogon, and
Rosciycd, That It Is tho sense of
this convention that tho tlmo has nr
rlyod for thn dovolopmont of tho
stato of Orogon, whon the needs of
business In all productive and d!
trlbutlvo lines roqulro tho Improver
mont of tho wagon roads throughout
tho stato, and that tho legislature of
Orogon at Its 1909 session bo and
hereby Is urged to enact laws and
mako amplo appropriations In aid of
such roads, nnd
Resolved, That the aid of the fed
oral coiiRrcsa should be Invoked in
tho CHU80 of good roads, nnd tho del
egations In congress from tho state
of Orogon aro hereby urgod to fur
Uior In overy possible way and on
nctmont which may bo designed to
procure appropriations for tho Im
provement of wuoh roads, nitd
Rcsolvod, That tho legislation
needed for tho peculiar conditions of
tho state of Orogon Includes a prop
er dlMObltlon of convict labor so ns
to withdraw tho same from nil com
petition with froo labor and place
thn lnlinrHn withdrawn In tho work
of constructing good ronds. nVid fur
ther that tho npnronr ntlons for roads
Hhould amount to not lost than one
bnlf million dollnrs nnnunlly, to bn
used In all narts of tho stato. and
Resolved, That tho great Been on
lotxto tho ocean by way of Coos Bay,
and the very evldont profit which
audi a road would produce In hand
Una; tho business of the people, as
well ai saving thojihlppors and pro
ducora hundreds of thousands of dol
lars annually tluough cheap Water
rates, and tho refusal of the South
ern Pacific railway company to build
such lino, presents an emergency
which Bhould bo mot by the construc
tion of such roRd by tho stato, to the
end tjint southern and central Oro
rton. may be- dnvulopcd and their great
resources rolenscd from Isolntlou and
restraint, and we favor Invoking the
initlntlvo to thnt nnd, nnd
RoBolvod. That wo again urgo up
on our dologntlon In congress tbs
Impnrtanco or obtnlnlng Bufflclcnt ap
proprlntlona for tho Improvomcnt of
our rivers .and harbors, and of all
parts of, tho neglected coast of Oro
gon, nnd pnrtlculnrly thoso rccom
mondod by tho government engineers
for tho Improvement of tho bar and
bnrbor of Coob Bay,
lVvr State's General flood.
or vital Impnrtanco to the state In
general nro tho following resolu
tions, which also passed unanimous unanimeus
ly: Resolved, By this congreas, In be
half of tho development of weatern
Orogon harbors, and tp enable the
pcoplo of the respective harbor dis
tricts to tax themselvea for the Im
provement of their harbors aad ahlp
chnnnols;' that we favor the enact
ment of a general harbor commission
act by tho next legislature.
We recommend that the constitu
tion be amended so that the legisla
ture can bo aMthorlxed to exempt
from taxation any new line or rail
road for a porlod not to exceed five
years, to oncourago construction of
now lines; also we demanded legis
lation to protoct the people against
fictitious occupation of sites for rail
road, as whoro one corporation se
cures a paja through the mountains
or along a rlvor, whoro thero Is room
for only ono railroad, nnd doos not
build within two years, that such
right-of-way bo forfoltod,
Resolved, That the thanks nf thli
congross, ropresontlng tho commer
cial organisations of woitorn Orogon,
nro duo to tho RoBoburg Commercial
club for their generous assistance in
providing for tho. ontertainmont of
this convention; ad also to the
ladles' auxiliary of tho Bamo for their
delightful hospitality In preparing a
banquet at Masonic hall.
10 CENTS TO KTOP THAT ITCH.
How Kany to
IvrtHy (o (, Hdlcr Iiihtatit
Roller From Hkln DIhcuho.
Is It worth 10 cents to you to
stop that awful, awful agonizing
Itch?
If you nro adllctod with sklu dls
enso, tho klna thnt booms to bafllo
medical treatment, npd leaves you
wild with itch, wo hope you will not
fall to Investigate n proscription
which Is now rucommondod by many
of the boat Hkln specialists, even in
proforonce to tholr own prescrip
tions It U tho simple soothing oil
of wlntergreen compound known a
I). I). D Prescription A 10-cent
trial bottle must convjncu you thnt
tho Itch Ib Instantly allayed by this
prescription, (Jot u II bo nil trial
bottle of (no healing, soothing, ex.
ternal remedy, 1). I). D. Proscription
and sool
Wo feel dulto sure thnt boforo
long you will bo cured, and at any
Rov. Cyrus Townsond Brady, rec
tor or tho Toledo. Ohio, Episcopal
church, has roslgned to go to KnniM,
clulmlng that the stato law of Ohio
Is too strict and limits his work.
.! i i ft ' ' "
lX'afnrs Cannot H& Coral
by local applications, ns thoy cannot
reach tho dlsoasod portion of tho
oar. Thoro Is only ono way to cure
deafness, nnd thai is by constitution.'
hI remedies. Doufnosu In caused by
an Inflamed condition of tho mucous
lining oi mo iJUHtnoulan Tllbo. Whoa
this tubo s Inflnmod you have a rum
bling Bound or Imperfect hearlmr.
nnd when it b entlroly clo'Od, Deaf
nos s tho result, and unless the In
nomination can bo taken out and
this tubo restored to Jtj normal con
dition, hearing will bo destroyed for
ovor; nlno causes Out of tea arw
caused by Cularrh, which is nothing
uuv nu iiiiiamea conuition or tno mu
eous surfaces, .
wo will give One Hundred Italian.
rate wo know KNOW lOflITIVE-1 tor any c f Doafneas (cstiwd by
LV that your Itch will bo allayed "t"rrn ,tnt cannot be Cured by
iHNtHHdy, (he minute that soothing
liquid Is applied to the skin Capital
Drug Co,
Wrlto direct Jto D D. Co., 112
Michigan B(., Chicago, enclosing 10
cents for the trial bottle.
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HsU's Catarrh Curo. Rend fnr Kir.
oulara free. V. J, CHENBY L CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggist, 7Gc.
Take Hall's KanUy'PUli for eon-stlpatlon.
Two temperance mooting and a
grand rally were held at the W. C.
T. U. thirty-fifth annual convention
$106.00 Reward.
would gladly fee paid for a cure by
many people who are crippled with
rheumatism, yet If they only knew
It, they caa be cured by a few bottlci
of 'Ballard's Show Llnlsaont. and the
price i ealy, 2Cc, SOc aa4 $1.00 pe
Uttle. Sols by all daalars.
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jutojui-l.
Slightly CoMer With Haew.
When you see that kind of a weather
forecast you know that rheutnatUut
weather Is at hand, (let ready for t Denver Sunday
It now by getting a bottle of lal-i "-- ?
lard'a Snow Liniment. Finest thing . Never Worry
made for rheumatism, chilblains, 8hout cough-thero' no need of
frost bite, tore aad stlK Joists and worry " yo w" treat it at Jfs ftrut
muscles, all aches and pains. 25c. riJco witn nauara'i iiorsaoaad
60c and $1.00 a bottle Void by at
dealers.
CASTOR I A
Yt Iafcats a4 CkiUrM;
tin KM Yh Kiti Always IM
Saars tae
9naju)er
Brup. it win stop (ae eengh ac
oaco aad put your lungs und threat
back Into perfectly healthy condition,
told by all dealari.
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TIM) bank of Oregon at North Bend
has Increased Us capital itock from
$50,000 to $75,000.
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Keaaedy'n Uxatlve Cough lyrun
drlvaa the cold ont of thf system
fj'jf'. through its laxative itrlwlyl by a
KAMI BurJag a fr and geatVr mMou of
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.ne eowejs. soia y ail druggists.
If