T),m,Y CAPITAL JOmXAT 8ALKM, OKBOON, THUH8AY, XQVKIUllBlt 10, 1008.
' ' T
anderine
brows Hair
and wc can
PROVE IT!
The Great DANDERINE Never
Fails to Produce the
Desired Results.
IT enlivens and invigorates the flair
glands nnd tissues 0f the scalp,
resulting In a continuous and
Increasing growth of tlio liolr.
?m?
fe1
,
&;
V A
Letters of pralio oro continually
coming In from nearly all parti of
tlio country itatlnR that Dsnderlno
tins renewed tho growth of hair tn
cites that wero comldered abso
lutely tiopelcu,
A lady from ltrookljn wrlteit
"After a short trlr.l ivy hatr Mopped
1 alllnff, and I now hn c a lovely head
of lialr, cry heavy and over one and
n quarter ardli.n-"
r-4
Mfvf1
'- .
V
r
Dnndcrinc stimulates the scalp,
mokes it healthy and keeps it so.
It is tlio greatest scotp invigorator
known. It is n wholesome medicine
(or both the hair end scalp. Even
a small bottle of it will put
more genuine life in your
hair than a gallon of any
other hair tonic ever made.
It shows results from the
very start.
Now on sale at every drug and
toilet store in the land 3 sites
250, GOO and $1.00
THE MARKETS
Cut
This,
Out
Fran To ,,1"w ll0W nuickiy
l Danilnrlnn icti.we
wilt tend a large itinpln free
hy return mall to anyone who
lends thli free coupon to the
, Knjilton Oiodirlai Ci., Chlcip,
with their nime and addrtit
aud ll)o In illvcr ur Itampi
to pay pottage
HY OREGON WOMEN
DO MANUAL LABOR
SAN FItANCISCO MAIUU3TS.
Snn Francisco, Cal., Nov. f9.
Wheat No. 1 California chub, per
cental, $1.07 V6 1.70; California
whlto milling, $1.75 1.80; north
ern bluestem, $1.72 1.77 &; off
grades wheat, $1.50 1. CO; Reds,
$1.02 1.07.
Barley Feed barley, $1.40 1.43
common to fair, $1.30 1.35; brow
ing at San Frnnclico, nominal at
$1.45 1.55; Chevalier, $1.50
1.00, according to quality.
Eggs Per dozon, California fresh,
Inc'radlng cases, extras, 55c; firsts,
50 cents; second, 40r; thirds,
28c; stjrage, California extra, 35c;
flrstst, 32 c; seconds, 20 c; East
ern storage, extra, 2S"c; firsts, 27c;
seconds, 25c.
Butter For pound, California
fresh, extrns, 32c; firsts, 27 c;
seconds, 23c; thirds, 20c; eaatorn ox
traB, 27c; ladles, , extras, 22c; firsts,
21c; pickled, No. 1, 23; storage,
California extra, 20; packing No.
1. 21c.
New cheese Per pound, California
flats .fancy, 14 c; firsts, 13c; sec
onds, 11; California Young Amer
ica, fancy, 17c; firsts, 10c; Eastern
New York Chetldnrs, fancy, 17c; Ore
gon flats, fancy, 14c; do. Young
America, fancy, -10 c; California
storage fancy flats, 12c; California
flats, fancy, 13c.
Po'ntoes Per rental, Klver
Whites, (sacks) fancy, 7rt(j7 85c,
poor. f0(0 05c; Salinas Hurbanks,
$J. 40C 1.55; Oregon Burbanks,
$1.1 (iff 1.30; sweet potatoes, per
pound, 1 1 c.
Onions Per sack. 50C0c.
Oranges Per box, Valonolns,
$34; new crop, navels, $2 3;
Tangerines, crates, $1.25.
fion vuiiiun tan be found work-
It am ordination from Ralloring,
Snlcrl" i r b'nrksinMhlng up to
uhctinr physlcltuw and coi
tion jffi I' according to the
rt rf Lilir Commissioner Iloff
fered .'s.J.i showing th.' ntiin-
of lii't nil women, oyo. the
d( 1.' i ...', who have rogttlnr
),DI .
lore nr 2.r women In the state
ti( liun'cr Mapper aud guides;
that i a blacksmith; two sailors.
flcf'rlcl.inn, and flvu irre car
ers Th' ' 'imbeY of woniou who
larncrs I i. irprlslng, thoi'3 be-
16 9 ciikiivhI In this work, in
hr ! ; too wiinon woritliu;
he b'.i dIMdcd Into olttdiiOH its
s
fcfct3 p. of slunnl show woin-
1':.' ll,i, architect!), do-
em dr :ji !., 5; urtNli mid
hfn i.f ,v 110, Im'toiM. 8,;
'ic 1 1 1. barboi-H and luur
r n la-kr-t mnkers, 0; blnok-
ln ' ' i 1 1 n tf and ledtclili:
li - " Uj, hnokblndnr.t. J2:
s 'milters. 15: buttor
tcr t i tiH, u; candle mak-
: cat, is, 5. cnriMi fnoion
la'ivn, , t mi- miikors. Ui tiler
len, 15 ch ,Ivs and copyists, 201;
sjnerci.il ti wins. 17; ciiiuposlt
165 ctafi Moiumh. 35; contract-
1 nrut m.ikt-rfl. 0: ilnlri. 7-
I's's 23 i1 ii stirs and witlloro.
lrtss u .ik is. 1!C2: lrnts
j-mdlciiKs ir. dry Kootle, iuncy
M 30 dvp workers, (i: olci'lrlr'
It -uiloi :j oleotrlnlm.ii, ',,
(it i a iiiil Riuors, I; expert
un'flnts ", faiinois. ovursuora
l3r fanners 1C09: fnrin lu-
p 'fain'ly membors), 123; fruit
2?'B J gnrdoners, florists,
nursorjmon, or., 42; garden and nur
sery, lit; general store, 15; glove
makers, 41; groceries, 2S; hat nink
urs, 23; hosiery and knitting, 5; ho
tel keepers, 131; housekeepers aud
stewards, 1080; hunters, trappers
and guides, 25; Janitors and sextons,
5; Journalists, 51; laborers not spe
cliicd, l'Jjl; lnco and embroidery, 21;
laundry work, 932; lnwyers, 10; li
brary, I9; literary and scientific per
sons, 37; lumber dealers, 2; lumber
men (employes), 5: livery Btablo
keopers, 2; manufacturers, 8; niar
blo cutters, 1-; meat jiackcrs, 7; tner
t'hauts, 122; millers,' 2; milliners,
50K; minors, 7: miscellaneous textile
workers, 32; musicians nnd teachers
of music, 45S; nurses and mldwlves
015; officials of mining companies,
5: other agricultural pursuits, 18;
other professional sorvlco, 23; ovor
seors, 5: packers and hlppora, 41;
painters, 5; pnpor aud pulp mill
operators, 5; paper box makers, 01;
,i;i tern mnkers, 3: peddlers, S; plio
ui.nti'ii'8, 98; physicians and sur
geons, 103; plniilnic mill employe), 5;
plumbers. 2: .portors. 10; produce
rail provisi in, 4; publishers, 5; rag
rni'iot ninkors; 42; restaurant koep--rs
41: ropo and cordage, 15; sail
ors, 2: S'.iloswo.iK'i), 919; shirt aud
overall makers, 727; shoomaktrrs, 5;
steam ml I road ouiploes, 4; stouog
raphors, 705: stock raisers, drovers
and herders, 54; straw workers, 5;
tallois, 375; taunurs, 7; teaehors aud
profesfois In colli ges and unlvors-Itio-,
3142; wuiovtors, 0; tolograph
and telephone operators, 310; tent
nnd bag mnkers. S7; tinners, 15;
trunk-mnkors. 1; upholstorors, 7;
umbrella makers, 4; undertakers, 3;
watchmen, 7; woolen mill oporatlvos
214; wood cutters, 3.
o Cure
leumatism
Q0 CVfPMvn ni'ftimm.
tion of urie acid must be
adicated from tho sys
. Br. Miles' Nervine
ea as direotod for rlieu
jatism, i? nlknlino in na-
N, and Hs soothing cf
t upon tho iiTitated
Jndition of the nerves
''pvcs vain and iuduces
KlP and rest.
?. dleilv tltr. 1.1.
t ttu U, fY P'OKlelnn could
' afva I hl,Als tne trouble. In a
(?r.i lihe eame trouble with
5H ir-VLw;!? " Slpplfil that
to eJ. w lk. and at ttmo I
pm ray P. .i ? m nanaa anrt knees
6 y ih.d-?n. 'talrs.. After hav-
ia ma?r:".wr " "ur or two
aer. L;!T!Le1.mo r lesa nil
lot nn r. .' "'""i everything
T n u .i ,nen began to
6 InflamJ"? ' h8d Rn npUt at-
to th. rS2S.,c.ry. rheumntlam. I
U ieareeiy?" 'or,eeki. but I
"tht .5JS"1 Dr. Mile' Ne-lne.
Si to V t0T.. nlJvtce. Thry
UtUr7,?J Ard I commnpa to
AXOTIIKlt (WHIIIKIt IS
I.)l'XI) TO III? SHOUT
(Unltod Press leased WIro.)
San Francisco, Nov. 19. Experts
aro working today on tho fiooks of
tho MorolinntA Association to aacor
tain tho extent of the nllogod de
falcations of Prank W. SniHthson.
cashier and confldontlal man of the
Morcantllo organization.
Tho flrrt nl!agl dUcropauelos in
tho accounts were dlscovoroil yettor
day afternoon. Already It ltai liwn
ascertained $ 3000 Is missing aud the
amount may reach $10,000. Tho ac
counts are said to have been so man
ipulated that soveral days will be
required to dovlop the fu'l amount
of tho nllegod embezzloment.
The attention of the officers of tho
association was drawn to an exam
ination of Smlth'on's accounts
through the ehnrge that thr cashier
had bocome Involved In forgeries of
shipper's names on Southern Pacific
freight vouchers. Smithson ex
plained that he had rlgned the name
of shippers but had done so at the
Instance of Interested parties.
The young man hai ben conneo'
ed with tha association for several
years nnd has hitherto been held in
high teem.
If1 month. ,Urt nna for ,!
E-O-Boxk JAS- BANDERS.
CM!t. vlhn ,n ' old by your
1 ""tie will h..2f p'?te thi th
edical Co Elkhart, Ind
Mind Your Tluslnes!
If von don't nobody wll'. It Is
your business to keep out of all the
trouble you can and you can and win
keep out of liver and bowel trouble
If you take Dr. King's New Life Pills
They keep" biliousness, malaria and
Jaundice out of your system. 25c at
J. C. Perry's drug Btore.
I'OltTIiANI) MAIIKKT8
(Jrnln, Flour Feed, Ktc.
Portland, Or.,. Nov, 19. Wheat
Club, 91c per bu.j 40-fold, 91c; Plfo,
90c; bluostem, 95 c; valley, 91c;
Red Russian, S8c.
Jlarlcy Feed, $20.00 'per ton;
brewing, $27.00.
Oats No. 1, white, $30tJ$31
per ton; gray, $29.00JT30.00.
Mlllstuffs Drnn, $20.50 per ton;
middlings, $33; "horts. country
$30; city, $30; t S. mill chop, $22.
rolled barley, $2SIT29.
liny Timothy, Wlllntnetto vnllov
$14 per ton; Wlllnmette vnlloy, ordi
nary, $11; enstern Oregon, $10.50;
17.50; mixed, $13; clover, $12:
alfalfa, $120 12.30; alfalfa meal.
$19; grain liny, $12.50n3.
Vegetables nnd Fruit.
Fresh fruit Anplos. now 05cT$?
box; ponchos, S5cfi$1.00 por box;
poars, $1111.25 por box; grapw,
$1 I0ffl.05 por prate; quince $tfT
1.25; locnl Concords, 12 V6 JT lfic por
half baskot; ISnKoru Concords, 35c
per half bakt; cranberrlos, $10.50
fi 12.50 por barrel; swept potatoes.
1 k fl 2 V4 c. pound; potatoes, SO IT
90p por pwt.
Dalrj- and Country Produce.
Uuttor City cronmery. oxtrn.
ft 36o por pound; fancy, U2 Vfc 35c:
store, I71f20c.
Kggs Oregon soloct, 37"
8 40c; Enstorn, 27 fr 3214c per do
Poultry-Hons, I212yjc; sprint
12(9 l&c; ducks, old HdTir.r;
goeso. old, 1011 12o; turkoys, 17'4
18c.
Cheeso Fancy cream twins, IRr
per pound; full cream triplets. I Be;
full cream young America, 10c.
Vrnl Rxtrn. SfTfjc )or pound,
ordinary, 7iT7,,c; heavy, 5.
Pork Fancy, 7c per pomd.
largo. 56RGc.
Mlsrcllancy,
Hops Oregon, 19Q choice, S
Site por pound; prime. 76 7 He:
mod'uni. 5V4C0c; 1007. SC4f:
1900. 16 1 c.
Wool Eastern Orsin, fivers
host. I0(ffl4c per '-. seeordlng t"
hrlnkap; valley. ISfflOc.
Mohair Choice. IS pr lb.
n'1-3 Trv hides. No. 1. 1315c
ner ti ; drv kip, No. 1. 13c tli.; dr"
calfskins. lOo lb.; salted hlde, 6H Q
8c K.; salted calfskins, 1213c lb :
greon, lc less.
Oats 42c.
Barley $20.00.
Flour Hard wheat, $5; valloy,
$4.26.
Hay Cheat, $12; clover, $10 per
ton; timothy, $15; grain hay, $12.
Onions $1.25 cwt.
Hops 1907 crop, SffGc:
Cnscara Dark 2 V (Oc.
Mohair 18c.
Retail Market.
Onts $1.50.
Wheat $1.06.
Eggs 40c.
Uuttor Country, 35c; crenmory,
40c.
Flour Valley. $1.25 por sack;
hard. wheat, $1.45.
Dran 95c per sack, $31 por ton;
shorts, $1.35 por sack.
Livestock.
Stock hogs $4.50.
Ctocrs 3V4t).
Veal 5 7c.
Cows ?33.60.
Tropical Fruits. .
Bannnns $0.00.
Oranges $4.00.
-o.- -
Gcttghs That RacR Little Lungs
should be siloed immediately with a reliable
cough remedy. Otherwise they may perma
nently weaken tho lungs and cause untold harm.
'ALASKA MINING KING"
DECLARED BANKRUPT
(United Press Leased WIro.)
San Francisco, Cnl Nov. 19.
James Trcadwell, who Is facing trial
on a charge of embezzling securities
on deposit In tho California Safe De
posit and Trust company, while a
director, Is a bankrupt todny. The
banker was adjudged a bankrupt on
tho complain of Daniel O'Conncll,
representing vnrlous depositors who
claimed that Trend well , was trans
ferring hi property to his wife's
name. Tho order declaring Tread
well Insolvent was made yesterday
afternoon by tho United States cir
cuit court of appeals.
The action against Trcadwell was
takn Home Mnio ago by tho deposi
tors. Thodeclslon was given against
him by Milton S. Green, referee In
bankruptcy and an nppeal was taken
to 'tho higher court which nlllrnt d
tho Jugdmont. No further opposi
tion to tho decision will bo made by
tho millionaire-bankrupt.
Proceedings ro also tinder way
for similar action against Wnlter ,T
Harnett, tormer vlc-prosiaent or
the Institution nnd convlotc'd In tho
stntc court of emhczzlomont, nnd
ngnlnst .1 Dalzcll Ilrown, former
iimnnRer. also convicted nnd serving
his scntonc at San Quontln prison.
SHOT AT INTRUDER
BUT KILLED SISTER
Dr
Jaynes
Expectorant
is known by mothers all over the world as a
safe and effective remedy for Coughs and Colds.
It has likewise been successfully employed in
cases of Croup, Pleurisy, and kindred ailments
for Ihrec-quarters of a century. Your druggist
sells it in three size bottles at $1.00, 50c and 25a
Dr. D. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge is a safe
and reliable medicine for expelling worms.
(Un'tod Press Lened WIro.)
Mllos City. Mont., Nov. 19. The
dwli of Mr. Harriet Goodwin, who
was killed by n wild Imllot llrod by
her Hitter, Miss Pauline Lnno, Is to
da) tho subject of an Invoitlgntlon
Iip'iik conducted by the pollco and a
coroner's Jury.
Miss Lnno snys n man nnmod
Lucas outered tholr house Inst night
and, aftor a dispute, knockod both
hroir aud hor slstor to tho iloor.
She nros and went to hor room nnd
Lucas followed hor. trying to bronk
down the"dnor. Sho shot through
the door nt. tho Intruder and hit hor
slstor, who was sitting In hor room,
In tho pnth of tho Ictllot. Tho bullot
was found In tho dead woman's
breast at tho autopoy.
Portland Receipts.
Frailt Apptos 510 bx. chorrlw 1
bx, berries 35 bx, grapes 387 cr4,
oraanes 87 bx. nears 40 bx.
Vegetables Cabbage S crt. celen
11 rrt, Onions 5S ax. Onion set 88
sx. potntQM 106 x. potatoes 2 cars
Dairy Produce Rutter, 00 c.
egg 49 cs. butter and eggs 1 cor
cream 4077 gal. milk 1100 gal.
Fish Clams 23 bx, crabs 13 bx.
crabs 2 brls. fish 122 bx. oysters 7
sx. shrimp 1 bx. mussels I bx.
Poultry nnd Dressod MeatsChic
kens 100 cps. ducks 3 cps. gees 20
ops. turkeys 10 cps. squabs 1 "P.
dressed poultry 000 pounds, hog
dres'ed 20$. veal dresed 58. mutton
dressed 12. lard 1 car, moat 2 cars.
Hay and Grain Wheat. 42 cars,
barley 8 cars, oats 5 cars, hay 11
cars, feed 1 car. shorts 1 car, flour
3000 sx.
salemWhkkt.
Loral "Wholesale Market.
Eggs 34c
Butter Creamery, 36c
Hens I0r- yriig chickens, 10c
Local wheat S7c,
MRS. HAINS AND ANNIS
TOGETHER AT 3 A. M.
(United Press Leasoli WIro.)
Naw York, Nov. 19. That 4hoy
have auoured two now witnesses
whoa testimony will ptovo Captain
Halna' atory of his wife's alleged
Improper relations with William T.
Annls, h the atatem nt made by a
attorney for the 1 Initial brothers to
day. Joseph A. Shay, one of the attor
ney for the wo brother, who are
awnitln trial for killing Annie, de
clare that one of the now wltno
I a tradesman who dellvored goods
to Fort Hamilton, and who will
swear that be saw Mr. Halns and
Annie together on many occasions
and often aindor such circumstances
as to attract attention.
Another new wltnoee, according
to the attorney, is the owner of-a
garage whoru Annls Is said to have
kept his automobile. This witness
will swear, 4ho attornoya say, that
he waa callod up by Mrs. Hnlns on
tho telephone to go 4o the outskirts
of Brooklyn where AnnU' car had
broken down and that whon he nr
rived there he found Mrs. Hnlns and
Ann's together at 3 o'clock In tho
morning.
Halns' attorney says that It Is
doubtful If they can go to trial on
December 14th, the date Bet.
, M. P. McDaniels, of Ashland, Is
, missing, having last boon seen , at
Myrtle Point. He Is said to oe men
tally deranged.
. o
OAalTOllIA.
R..U IM nw r mra i; v
Sinatut V , ,-$?-
No More Darning
when you buy thoso
UACINi: KKKT
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR
.Mr. II. T. Hwnrt, Prop.
271 N. Commercial Street
NEW I LOCATION KSnEMS
Mrs. .1. It Howard, of Seattle, wiih
attacked by robbors In hor own homo
and knocked to tho lloor by the
thugs.
TEA
Wc v;in t your goodwill
and your money; not one
cent without that good
will. J
Your Kintir iftMin rmir mrney II roo doo't
llk s.lillliuf" li.i. t iar 1. 1 1". I
IOiiboiio haa raised $15,000 for the
establishment of a Y M. C. A.
brunch thero.
lllg Lund Opening.
On .limitary 20,l!t0!i, at Hosoburg,
Oregon. !H. 500 nurea aro to bo wllh
dniwn from the Umpquu ruust ro
servo. This uinbriicos some of tha
flnoHt dairy and timber lands in lion-
ton. Lnno. DoiiglitH and Cons o .tin
Htts. Not all of this land Is subject to
entry. For JS.fiO we will send you
prepaid IS largo lithographic town-,
ship maps with above acint lands j
colored thoroon. Also full Instrun-'
tlotiH as to dates, mnnnor of Mlng&o.
&c.
The Douglna County Abstract Co,,
auooesMir to Frank K. AUiy. Hose-j
burg, Oregon. 11-lU-ooiMf.
OA0TOB.IA. I
4rtin tU ? ' V" 1W llw w " ,wu,'
ciiinicsio in jail rou
IMPOUTINO HLAVK OIUL
(United Pros Lcnscd WIro.)
Ran Frnncltco, Npv. 10. Low
Shale Low, a CIiIiioho merchant, Is
at tho city prison today and Chin
You, a diminutive Chinese girl Ih in
the ciiMody of the Presbyterian
Chinese mission in a rusult of ovl
douuo brought out yoitorduy after
noon tending to show that the Chi
ne e Iwnl brought the girl Into tho
country for Immoral purposoa.
Tho Chinese brought the trouble
upon himself when he Instituted ac
tion for u writ of hubons corpus to
compel the mission -to dollvor tho
girl to him after she had sought
refuge from a house of III fume In
Oakland.
The testimony showed that tho
girl was married to Low In Hong
rtnng, hut shu testified that It was
only for tho purpose of scouring her
adtnlsnlou to tho Unltod Btntes.
- o
DoWItt's Kldnoy and nindder
Pllln are unequalod In ensos of wean
hack, bnokaoho, Inflnmatlon of the
blnddor, rhoumntlc pnlns, Antiiepttc
nnd net promptly, fluid by nil drug
gists. Henry Wliltnkor, a votornn of h
Philippine war. la In Jail at Los
Aiele. hraHl with murdorlug
bis luother 12 years ngo.
rr (ZAm&t
llnrrbon Irving Morsernu, u Port
lnnd studoat nt Yale, eloped with
Miss Josophlno Francos Murphy, of
Now Havon, on opening day and a
a n-sult Is now lpt.irnlng lmnie In
senrch of eiu'doyiuent '
Conmimptlon HtntlHtlrs
prove (hat a neglootod cold or cough
lute the luuga In so bad a condition
that consumption genii" find n fortl'
field for fnstenlng on one Stop the
cough Just us soon as It appoars with
Dnllard's Horohound Syrup. Soothe
the torn nnd.lnllamod tissues nn '
makos you well ngalu.
The mammoth balloon bulonglng
to tho Dally Graphic being flown
by aeronauts in an attompt to sail
to Hlborln.
BAD BREATH
TorinnBtht I In4 vrrst tmatlwllhinrtis(ti
to4 utrd all klliilt nt In "I num. Hf fiiiKU ti
.u klfr M Kron n mf nr tn-lu utluf
t1 tiiur l wk tritixl i' ' umuii4
Cuaat.lt nl a'l.r iiuiKllitin I en wllllofly aoJ
hr;ulljr r luat t"r " iitlrtlr cund m I
thirtf'ir Id tuu kuuw thai I hall ittumwtai
Miaul uit i on ulfanutf troiu ueU trubU."
Qbu II llalptro, lit V. lu Hi , Nw Verk, W. T.
m mJy The Bowela
B, can or cathartic r i
VrrSieiiii Wuuu -r h.m Im U ;.
o'.J I, bulk Tli snHlM lnl.ul " W1 OUO.
Swiulwd lo cut or bir luwuvr but
Told" nnd Croup In ClilloVcii,
"My Mltlo girl Is subject to cold."
bay hns been prevented many times
from having tho croup by tho timely
snys Mrs. Win. II. Berlg, No. 41 Fifth
street, Wheeling, W. Vn. "Last win
tor she had a severo spell nnd n tor
rlblo cough, but I cured hor with
Chcrnborlnln's Cough ilemedy with
out tho aid of a doctor, and my little
by nil dealers.
All political partios and candi
dates are liable for a flno of $25
each for falling 4o comply with tho
Corrupt Practices' Act nnd file ft
statement of their election expenses
Use DsWItt's Carbollsed Witch
Haiol Balvo It Is healing, cooling
''and cleansing. It Is especially good
for piles. Sold by all druggist.
OAWTOflX.
PJcliant Pt'atftbl I'oUnt TuKUuit nt,nti
..JUmtSyCo.,Ch!ciioorHY. 2ntl I W HUM m MH IW WajK
INJiL'AL SALE, TEH MILLION I0XEI "Jm-un gC-ff -f