Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 06, 1908, FIRST EDITION 3 P. M., Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt' DAILY OAPITAIi JOURNAL. SALKM, ORBGON, JFRIDAY, NOVEMBER , ItM WOMAN WHO. IS PREPARED nich Wood nnd Strong Nerves tie the Try'tf ,,ura " ",1U With Safety nnu i. t,. anffnr when tbo neo ' .HtflTI U11U o" - .. --w- ,tr or thereabouts, is reached, nUarn3' nnu rii.b . ,..... . nont relief. And, If taken u time Is approached, their tonic i..inr- nnd bulldlnjr up a in ijui - - - ,lood strengthens tne ByBuuu au .... ..iia in n woman's life may Used In safety and comparative The pills, thoreiore, nro m al help to women who nro weak, down and nervous for In this Mon the body la not prepared to , the added burden pui upou u . ho rhanRO. JL.h nerlectlng to build up her Bgth Mrs. L. H. Howard, of No. 'Wayne avenue, jjuj-wu, wh , Ld for three years. During thU was treated by doctors nnu nnv medicines but found no ,f until she u ed Dr Williams' , pin,. Every woman snouiu i, hr a careful rending of Mrs. rard's experience, which follews: When I was In my imrty-ninin ,t,,. more dead than n-ivo, bui- bs; with weakness common to wo 'i of my ace. I wns confined to 'r ihn creator part of nlno Us and was Blck altogethor for My three years. I had sick liqart L. nains In the hack and waB 11st- I with no ambition to work. My ictlto was poor ana my siomncu ireak that food would formont on ,ti!ne It to turn sour. Thon my U would ncho and I would got so r that I would vomit. My handn , feit wero cold, I was extremely . and my finger nails wero blue ; circulation wns poor an I hat iot'ag spoils whon It would bo nee- try for mo to Ho down from siioar hkness. I wold ncho nil ovor ana legj wero weak and easily gave I was so oxtromoly norvouB that leaU noise, llko tho slamming of i door, mndo mo worse. I was nlrfo lubled a great deal with constlpa- rl took medlclno from dlffororit ttors without rollof nnd upon tho rice of a frlond tried Or. Wllllnms' ik Pills. In a week or so I no- la change for tho bettor nnd In n weeks moro I wbh cured. I nm In good henlth nnd hnvo pnlned Fwel"ht nnd strength. I fool that good health Is duo to Dr. Wll inn" P'nk Pills alone nnd hopo ! 11 be tho means of helping mnny her jufTerlng women back to Uh." Women will find Dr. Wllllami' ok Pills tho tonic exactly suited to !r needs. Most of tho Ills with Mea they suffer are duo to blood- psness a condition which tho pills correct. Dr Williams' Pink Pills nro also nluable In rhoumntlsm, nftor- ftftt of the grip, nnd fovors, slok iwoos, stomach troublo, noural- nd evenln partial paralysis and KomO'or niaxta. lTh iiB nro sold by nil druggists; ;' "' --n notnnld, on recolnt hro 50 opnti npf box; six boxoi :s lv tho D-. Williams Medl- C mw SehenPctndy, N, Y, Jiekson Roll the 12-vear-old boy po k 'ed floors PeMnrs In Por- "a. was found kuIUv vostordnv nnd pbe jpnt to -Hie reform school un- P the case goes to the supremo turt JEFFERSON MAN WHO WINS OUT AGAlNSf ODDS J. A, Aupperlo, president of tho Jefferson bank, has been playing in good luck of late. Ho sold a piece of land In Dakota for $18,000 and has a tract left that ho refused $3,000 for. Asido from this ho haH 300 ucrcs of fine farm land in Min nesota nnd his water front property at Seattle has become very valuable. Mr. Aupperlo had plenty of hard luck for a while, but ho worked hard money and interest, nnd has a good shape, paid all tho depositors their money and Inteest, and haB a good fat stnko Jeft fo himself, and tin Review is glnd of it, for ho has done much for tho development of Jofter son, nnd has thereby helped nil of us. Jefferson Review. Tho Capital Journnl Is dollghtod to know that John Aupperlo, as hon est a mnn ns tho Bun ever shone upon, has won out under hard luck clrcumstniK-es, There are a few two-bit nolltlclnns In every com munity who do not want to see any man succeed. They havo always abused Aupperlo, because ho could make n living without niklng their pormisalon nnd fought Aupporlo bo cairo ho wns n progressive mnn. tho writer hns not n cent of interest in the Jecrson bank, but rejoices at tho success of as hono3t nnd Indo pondont a mnn as tho bankor up thore, who hns dono moro to advance that town than nil tho kicking crowd. MUST RELIEVE IT o-. ISO" WelMCnown Ralent Teonlo Tell It C Tllt.. Ei. -rw mull). 8 Tfrtn nHvn kIM.OIi Gr.lr.rr. ' F" t IS noqltlt'o Vn mimf ift. pe J( p 1(t tui tn-Mmnnw Ww ba arvf- gllfforor ovnro ' mnn wb'trM nnd profit tn the read- fja- ' P r nn.. n..- ..... Bltl Q i " 'c,"r,. "Ving ou rVa St, l-nvnn Mill ..n.l. c ra "There hns been no N-n or Ti,,;.v?5f ?5e.S7BJi?e ttnrr, .Vj .1 " viuucy rillS WHICH Snf hroRl our papers threo ' s"io- a ,Jcure tne remedy nt Ki fml ,hp raost eratifylng re I ?& hf ,r, I was relieved nd rie Th " T 0l ?evera yew ere (-. i.1 " UCJ symptoms K! n V ,on wUh the Mdny Pac -y'Tl "fa,n or vere. c-Tg v.i,T uenorrnages or me - ...s i naa IOuna in pat- Kld- on- H' KV.V,, - :, " nan jounc 'w'T,1 ''",! me any erp)-. -""'HlgotDoan's' '.. T"PV lHM n.nmn L-..' THpv Kave nromnt em-.. .' 1 fave recoraraendeu Jnce then when occasion Mm er f' ( PC" a'- . 5U P. . ewT te 'tteae-sh .t 1 ,aie no c'her ;'l dealen. Price 50 8 T agents for the United' nme Doan's -A-Wmo-wt- m. . .A. ' tl. rr.TSr'r f- '- y) U I1J I. Ma U THE MARKETS i SAN FRANCISCO MARKKT8. San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 6. Wheat No. 1 California club, per contal, $1.07 V6 3 1.70; CaUfornla white milling, $1.7G1.80; north ern blucstem, $1.72 tf 1.77 ; oIT grades wheat, $1.50 1.60; Red?, $1.02 1.67. Barley Feed barley, $1.3b1.40: common to fair, $1.25 01.30; brew ing at San FrancUco, nominal at $1.4501.55; Chevalier, $1.60tf 1.60, according to quality. Egga Per dozen, California fresh, Including cases .extras, 54; firsts, 45c; seconds, 30c; thirds, 28c; East 3rn selected, firsts, seconds, nominal; storage California extra, 32c; firsts, 29c; Eastern storago, extra, 2Gc; firsts, 25c: seconds, 22 c. Butter Per pound, California fresh, extra, 32c; firsts, 27 o; seconds, 23c; thirds, 20c; eastern ex tras, 27c; Indies, , extras, 22c; firsts, 21c; pickled, No. 1, 23; storage, California extras, 20 c. Now cheese Por pound, California flats, fancj 12 c; firsts, 12c; sec onds, 10 c; California Young Amer ica fancy, 15c; firsts, 14c; castorn New York Cheddars, fancy, 17c; Oro gon flats, fancy, 13c; do. Young America fancy, 14 c; California storage, fancy, flats, 12c. Potatoes Per cental, Rlvor whlt03 (sack?) fancy, 70 85c; poor, 50 05c; Salinas BurbankB, $1.-10 1.00; Oregon Burbanks, $1.15 1.30; onrly roso, 75 85c; sweet potatoes to tho trade, Backs, $1,30; creates, 41.50. Onions Per sack, yellow, 05 70c; brown Australian, 50 65c. Oranges Per box, Valonclns, $2.504.00; navols, $2.503.50. EiM& most In Mfi4ine or k fara It Is thl Mkersfof wl ing MAO i crow tfltei pera and atti re usur position of D COMMON SENSE , . 7 tellictat paepto U'N enV. nown coaposluoH. There Dr. Pierce's bsmIoims, tb lea print every Ingredient ncm upon the bottle wrap" It correctness under oath, Ing ta favor. The com Pierce's medlclae Is'opcn new mm oiigiiuj ubcu auiuuiuuuc m C RnitrcuT snin'nR PYHHAWRPn ( tlo'ii iiirnrd fullvtinnn ht contident tha t 7o tcttcr tho cyinpoirnTn 0 uipgg-met?lclnrs Is known th rnnr will their grgatcigaRvo WlU'tiarccp? tiuod. Heine wholly maue olthc activ medicinal principles extracted from nk live forest roots, by exact proccsse original with Dr. Plorco, and without th use of a drop of alcohol, triplo-rcflnod unc chemically puro glycerlno bolng used li stad In extracting and preserving tli curattvo virtues residing Id tho root employod, these medicines are cntlrcl freo from tho objection of doing ham by creating an appotlto tor either al cohollc beverages or habit forming drills. Examine the formula on tholi botilo wrappcrstho samo as sworn to b? Dr. Plcrco, nnd you will find that 'hit "Golden Medical Discovery," tho great blood-purlOcr, stomach tonic and boncli regulator tho medlclno which, whllo not recommended to euro consumption in Its advanced stages (no medlclno will do that' yot cIom rurc all tho catarrhal condi tions Of Imad and throat, weak stomach, torpid liver nnd bronchial troubles, weak lungs and hang-on-coughs, which, If no? Icctcd or badly treated lead up to and Anally tormlnato in ransumptlnn. Tako tho "Golden Mcdl-al iJlscovcry (n time and It Is not llkoly todlsanpoint Jou If onlf you give It a thonnwn and ulr trial' fDont expect mlrncles. It won't do supernatural things. You must exorclso your patience and perse voro'in Its usn for a ronsonablo nuigth of tlmo to got Its full bonellts. Tho Ingredient of which Dr. Plorco's medicines aro coroiosod have tho unoualltlpd ondnntomnnt of scores of medical luadurs bettor than any amount of lay, or non-professional, testimonials. mi oxpei doalers speedo- Cost OREGON CLIMATE BEATS EVEN SOUTH DAKOTA Mr. E. O. Wndo of Mitchell, South Dakotn, Is hero to visit his brothor-ln-law, S. D. Means, who locn(tod hero last May. Means has bcon bnck to his old Dakota homo, but returns to Oregon moro charmed than ovor with Oregon cllmnto, nnd has about converted Mr. Wndo to hla way of thinking nnd presents ono Invlnclblo nrgumont that appeals to most Rooaovolt Republicans. Mr. Moans Is tho fnther of seven llttlo Means, nnd tho Inst ono wns born horo nnd Is a llttlo Oregonlnn, and Meani nays It Is by far tho finest bnby tjioy hnvo ovor had, and bents anything In that lino that has ovor como to tholr house back East. Tlint Is a high trlbuto to tho Orogon ollmnto, whon backed by Enstorn onorgy nnd on torpr'se, nnd Mr. Wndo Is glnd ho hns como horo. MQ COFFEE You can buy something called "coffee"' at 10c lb with 3CC0 miles of R R freight from the roaster; don't. Vqjir rrocer returtu rour money II jon don't HksbthllllfiBS B: we rT hlro. -o-- 4 tCLi &ZmZ MICHIGAN MAN IS PLEASED WITH OREGON Frod Du Pras, of Marquette,' Michigan, arrived in Salem the pnst week to mako his homo (n Oregon, k Ho Is a blacksmith by trado ana tins been n rendor of the Weekly Cap' tal Journal for somo tltno. Ho ad vertised for a buinesi oponlng be fore ho arrived and had several of fered him. Ho is vory much please 1 with thU part of the stato. INTERESTED IN SALEM . FOR AN INVESTMENT Chas. O. Anderson, the Browns vlllo jeweler, was In the city a few days this week nnd Is vory much pleased with tho city. Ho Is plann ing to make some investments hers or at Portland, where he has aHo been on a prospecting tour. Travel ing men all say next to Portland, Sa lem Is the growing city of western Oregon. For Weak Kidneys Inflammation of the; blad der, urinary troubles and backache use De Witt's Kidney nnd Bladder Pills A Week's Trial For 25c tt. O. DWfTT CO.. CJocxo. IU. OL BT ALL DKALKR PORTLAND MARKETS Grain, Flour Vf.-cd, Etc. Portland, Or., Nov. C. Whont Club 89 por bu.; 40-fold 00c; FIfo, 89c; bluestom, 04c; valley, 90c; Rod Russian, 8Cc. Dnrley Food, $25.r026.00 per ton; browing, $27.00. Oats No. 1, white, 30331 por ton; grny, $20.00030.00. Mlllstuffs Dran, S2G.50 per ton; middlings, $33; shorts, country $31; city. $30; U. S. mill chop,$22 Hay Timothy, WUlamotto vnllov $14 por ton; WUlamotto valley, ordi nary, $11; eastern Orogon, $10.50; (ff.17.C0: mixed. $13; clovor, $9; nl- fnlfa, $14; alfalfa meal, $10. Vegetables nnd Fruit. Fresh fruit Apples, now, C0c$2 box; peaches, 85c $1.00 per box; pears, 75c $1.25 por box; grapes, 75c3$1.35 por crate; local Concords, 10312l&c por hair basket; castorn Concords, 35c per hulf baskot; crnn boirlos, $10.50 por bnrrol; hucklo borrlcs, 9 10c; potatoes, 90c f.1,00 por cwt. Dnlrj' and Country Produce. Iliittor City creamery, extra, 34 35c por pound; fancy, 32 & 35c; storo, 17 20c. Eggs Oregon soleot, 37vvc Enstorn, 2732c per doz. Poultry Hons, lie; spring, lie; duckB, old, 1213Vjcj young, 14 15c; goeao, old 8. 9c; young, 910c; turkeys, 78c. Chooso Fancy cream twins,' 15c por pound; full cream trlplots, 15c; full croam young America, lCc. Veal Extra, 8V&C por pound; ordinary, 77c; heavy, 6. Pork Fancy, 7c por peund: largo, 5 M Cc. Mlsccllnney, HopB Oregon, 1908, 7,48V4c lb., 1907, 34c; 1000, 11V4c. Wool Eastern Oregon, average best, 1014c per n., according to shrinkage; valley, 15lCc. Mohair Choice, 18c per lb. Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 13 15c per lb.; dry kip, No. 1. 13c lb.; dry calfskins, IGc lb.; united hldoi, 6& 8c lb.; salted calfskins, 12 13c lb ; green, lc less, w SALEM MARKET. Locnl Wholesale Market. Eggs. 36c. Ilutter Creamery, 34c, Hens 10c; young chickens, 10c. Local wheat 86c. Oats 42c. . Barley $24.60. Flour Hard wheat, $5; valley, $4.25. Hay Cheat, 111; clover, $9 pc ton; timothy. $12 13. Onions $1.25 cwt. Hops 1907 crop, 5? 6c. Cascara Bark 2 3c. Mohair -18?. Retail Market. Oats $1.45. Wheat $1.05. Eggs 41c. Buter Country, 32 c; cream ery, 36c. Flour Valley. $1.25 per sack: hard wheat. $1.40146. Bran-OBc per tack, $31 per ton; ehorts, $1.35 per sack, , Livestock. Stock hogs M.50. Steers 3V4c, Veal 6 7c , Cows r $3 3.50. Tropical Frultfl, Bananas $$00, Oranges -$4,00; , a o jk. m & cr apt x'X . . rtm 1U RiM ht mm bw imp, h-r-z Thoy am not given oway to bo oxpor montea V but aro wid ny an ' Bodlctno ti! raanonit''1 rMc'. hvi BOUGHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED. Qrcnt bargains du tho following autes: Tourist '07 inodol, 7 pnssongor, glass front, clock, meter, gas lights, lu perfect ordor, $1650. Cost $3000. Franklin Touring Car, top.gns lights, newly ovorhaulod. $3100, for $1950. Stoddard Dayton '07 modol, glass front, top, Bpeodomotor, W clock, gas lights, In lino cond ltlon. Cost $3000, for $1350. Stoddard Dayton '07 model, glass front, top, spoo.domoter, gas lights, in lino condition. Cost $3000, for $1260. A bnrgaln. Orient Touring Car, glass front, top, nil now tires, Cost $2800, for n quick snlo $800. NUMEROUS OTHER MAKES. Popo Wavorly Electric, In perfect condition, I eon usod 4 Mi months. Cost $2200, with new roctlflor for charging from oloc trjc light. Cost $3000, all for $1150. AH maker of Runabouts in perfect condition, from $175 'to $600. FOR BARGAINS SEE US. THE WISE MAN BUYS A USED CArT Portland Automobile Commission House AUTCfMOBILE ROW. 534-36 Alder-Street, Corner 17th. Phone A Main 4455 We are the only exclusive Second-Hand Dealers In Portland. The largest on the Coast. tFREE STORAGE AUTO REPAIRING Hmmmmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m Salem Fence Works Henilquartern for Woven Wire Fencing. Poultry Netting, Pickets, Qatw, Malthold Roofing, P, & D. Read) Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad Justablo Wludow Serenas. CHAS. D. IHULLlfiAN Bucceuor ' WALTER MORLEY. 2S0 CoBrt SL Bnlcra. Or 223 S. COMMERCIAL St CIGARS and TOBACCOS 1 havo selected tho best brandi of Cigars and Tobacco consist ent with tbo trado. Can suppli you with whnt you wish wltl satisfaction. Also carry a com pleto lino of soft drinks. E. CASS, Prop. Front Streot, opposite The R toptloj). Newport, Oregon niJTTERNUT BIIKYI). It is worth more than any othe road yet the prlco is no higher ?or said at your grocera'. CALIFORNIA nAKERY, Thomaq & Cooler, Propt. Phont 4 4 Main M7 N. Illb 8t C. W. YANNKE Proprietor of THE FASHION STABLES Caba and Llvory, all Rigs Modern Rubber Tire, liuie Wing Sang Co. We mako up ail kinds of wrapper nd white underwear, waists and HI monas and skirts; all kinds of gentlemen's and ladles' furnishing goods; all kinds of silks and dresi goods; hoso, suits, pants, overalls blankets, neckwear, mattlns, china ware, trunks, embroldory and lacf etc. ;I2(i N. Commercial St. Salem, Ox, Gold Dust Flour Mart by THE SYDNEY TOW- I EF COMPANY, Sidney, Oro- I go.. Made for family use. Ask your grocer for It. " llraa and shorts always on hand. P. B. WALLACE, Agt. , flocky rjlountn.n lea Hua Ensfct Qtlui. Itaaltl wnl "r-i4 Vlgir Kvllnwv TroiikHi. li'uol. Vtimn. Impu .f. UM ilreAit Mit4M UQttrfi it VUl'1 ad lUcVbil. I.Ol' t JJ miu' nu '' " "' t tm Irt iui. ! t (If'i !'- it'iiJ" o) ire " rr.t Sft'inyj p;pLF CHICHESTER S PILLS j-IIU K4 ui Silt tttuSfSS rtuiUm u bMi.Jta.Aiwiri KdnU. SOUIlVWfllfiCISTSEVFinMtt x 14"' 5 yf h .iIbbbVIbmbbbbbbbhbbbt BBBIBln j''mSB1PBBBBBBBH SSMMBHaBBKBHBHaaiBMS JUST RECEIVED Now lino of Women's, Mon's nnd Children'! Shoos. , Nowost styles and good flttors. If you want n bargain call on JACOB V0GT, m stale street Repairing Neatly Done HBHBBBBTnBBbW bPmktv ?ibVbbbw THE FINEST ARTIST, Or tho first boijlnuor la provided for In our splendid collection of musical Instruments, it embraces the violin, guitar, mandolin, banjo, flute or cor net for tho oxport as woll as the lens ospoiutvo Instruments for the leara or. But ov,n our lowest In price are instruments of musical morit. Wft shall bo glad to havo you tot them. L. P. 8AVAC1H, ' I7 Commercial Street, ShIoih, Or HI8'! y POUNDS oftfwb tSELE RISING, PAN:, CAKE rLoun COHPOUNB I ri.iniio r I FREE One full site package. Bu,d 3 10 of our different art., clipped from thin paper nnd rocclvo order for one full alicd pack. ago freo. Don't itilis this opttortHHlty. ALLEN'S B. B. FLOUR CO. SAN JOSE, CAl. WIRE FENCING, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, PAINT AND OIL Get jt of Salem Hardware Co. 120 COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE 172 J t WcAaundcr Ladies' Shirt Waists awl White Skirts Just Right. We guarantee to. All of our shlrtwalnts are care fully wanned with a special neutral soap, starched Jut where they -houl4 be starched nnd ironed by ezperta who have wade hlrtwai't ironing .a special study. We are pleasing the net careful dressers In the city with our shirtwaist wofk bud are Mure-'wo can -plee yoi, May we haye a SALElfettAUNDRY COMPANY Tel. U , 1I.H Liberty St ,