Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 13, 1909, FIRST EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text;t JAHiY CAPITAL 'JOURNAL, SALKM, in rim i . SATURDAY, MAftCK IS, 1H. 11 i 'Mm-1) T,rt-i r.- t t.-! M i 1 I I r li Feelin Just So-So Anyone who is feeling jut "so-so" is not well. Liver not acting right is the cause. Bad liver means bad health, bad stomach and bowels often bad kidneys unhealthy complexion blues headaches all kinds of ailments. A bad liver becomes a good, healthy active one when treated with JJ 1 JT .0 (ICG U S PAT owce M Better than pills for liver ills. Never gripe, sicken nor act violently always effective. Take an Q$ tablet to-night and you'll feel better in the morning. Get a 25c Box The A. H. Lews Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo. For Sale by Capital Drug Co., Z. T. HIrrk, Salem. Oregon. EH -T rf-r xi-tn JBBr K MnmMHnHHdnMMaHV Recommends Chnmlicrlnln'M Cough Homed. As long ago ns I can remember my tnotbor was a fnltnrul usur and .friend of Chamborlaln s Cough Rem edy, but never In my llfo have I real ized Its truo valuo until now," writes Prof. II. A. Howell of HowoH's Amor-- lean School, Havana, Cuba. "On tho night of February 3rd our baby was taken sick with a very sovcro cold; ' tho next day was worse and tho fol lowing night his condition was des perate. Ho could not Ho down and i- ii It was necessary to have him In tho arms ovory moment. Even then his breathing was difficult I did not think ho would live until morning. At last I thought of my mother's remedy, Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy, which wo gave, and it afforded prompt relief, and now thrco dnys later, ho has fully recovered. Under tho circumstances I would not heel tu to n moment in saying that Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, and that only, Baved the llfo of our dear llttlo boy." For salo by Dr. Stone's drug store COMING TO OREGON APPLES FOR KINGS They arc coming. People from every part of the United States and Canada arc pouring into Oregon at the present timo at a rate never be fore equaled, and there is evidence that the travel during tho ontlro col onist period will bo enormous. Many communitfeB are busy sending out leaflets giving the low rate from twenty to twenty-five points, others have the Information printed nt tho top of their stationery and on their envelopes. Every render of this pa por should see that such a leaflet goes in each letter ho sends to people at a distance. School boys nnd girls nil over Oregon are doing tholr part. Remember this rate is good until the last day of April. , A most interesting acknowledg ment of the apples sent by tho Port land Commercial Club to- King Ed ward comes In n letter from Buck ingham pnlnce, written by Goncral D. M. Brobyn, keeper of tho privy purse to his majesty King Edward, to one of Oregon's best known nnd moBt respected citizens, R. E. Broroton. A little extract from General Uro byn's letter is Interesting: 'The five boxes of apples which were sent to his majesty nrrlvcd qulto safoly and wore thought very highly of by the King and others who tam ed them. 1 wrlto to convoy his ran Jcst's thnnks for tho fruit. "Should we all live for another Christmas, and if you will kindly send directly to mo nt Snndrlngham a small supply of theso apples, writ ing me a few lines of wnrnlng of their dispatch, 1 promise to bring thorn to the notice of tho king nnd his mnjeuty's guestB assembled nt Sundrlnghnm nt thnt season of tho year, and will give you a full report of them." THE MARKETS SAN FBANOISCO MARKETS. San Francisco Markets. San Francisco, March 13. Whoat, No. 1 California club, per cental, $1.8501.95, California whlto mill lug, $1.95 2.06; northern bluestom $2.0502 15; oft grades wheat, 11.80 01.90; reds, 11.8501.90. nnrloy Feed barloy, $1.42 &0 $1.45; common to fair, $1.3501.40; browing nt Snu Francisco, nominal, at $1.45 1. GO; chovallcr, $1.50 1.G0, according to quality. Eggs Per dozen, California fresh, Including cases, extras, 23c; firsts, 21 &c; sccondB, 21c; thirds, 20 c. Butter Per pound, California fresh, extras, 32 c, first, 32c; bov onds, 31c. Now cheese Per pound, California flats, fancy, 15c; firsts, 14c; seconds, 12c; California Young America fancy 15c; firsts, 14 &c; eastern Now York, choddnrs, fancy, 17 He, Oregon flats, fancy, lCc; do Young Aniorlcn, 10. Potatoes Per cental, Early Robo, $2; river whiten, fancy, $1.35(01.50; Lompoc -.urbnuks, $1.86 02; do Sa linas, $2 02.10; do Oregon, $1.75 1.90; seed potatoes, per cental, $1.50 2, ns to variety; swcot potatoes, per crate, $1.65 01.76; do per sack, $1.50. Onions Per jack, Oregon, $1.75 2.00. trnugos Per box, nnvols, stand ard, $1.2602; fancy, $2.2502.50; Tangerines, per box, $101,50; do small boxes, 65c. ih Hv aR bbbbbbbI IH ibbbbbbbbbi ifl sLiI b flA iK PORTLAND MARKETS. ffif !! !! iiatgf iii f if f mteiti WILLIAM DAVIDSON STOCKS and BONDS I WILLAMETTE HOTEL, SALEM, Or, .V I can ndviso jou on any stockH or bonds hold or on the market. J Money M-ourrd for promotion purposes, patent, manufacturing in- J J dufctrloH, large land deals, etc. Cull and sou rue. Wanted, a few coinitctciit men and women. J Reference-, required. ftm :!! si i a !! mt if iiaii ! miia m FOR SALE ! Anything you want to buy, or will soil anything you havo to sell, will exchnngo anything you havo for anything you want; will wrlto your flro insurance for SO cents per $ 1 OO for 3 years Without AKiesamontB, policy tecs or liability to tho assured. LISTON & MAY OPERA HOUSE BLOCK 4S4 Court St. Salem, Oregon "HAS BEEN?" or "RIGHT NOW?" It is all right to bo able to say that you formerly spent money like dirt It Is much better to be ablo RIGHT NOW to grasp any cbanco that presents Itself TII3 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF SALEM, OREGON IK CENTRALLY LOCATED. TREATS YOU RIGHT CATERS TO THE MASSES SOLICITS YOUR BUSINESS CAPITAL $100,000. SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS 910,000 OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT of handsome sash, doora and blinds aro made from tho fine quality of lumber that we keep In our high grade and complete stock Wo have flno grained wood for high class work, without a Haw In It, and the best stock of building lumber of all kinds in both soft and bard wood to .-... i oe round in baiom. PORTLAND FACES A WATER FAMINE Portland, March 13. Mayor Lane nnd other city officials fear that if Immediate steps nro not taken to pro vent it, Portland will bo faco to face with a water famino this nummor. The question was brought to tho attention of the city's wntcr board by an East Side resident, who wrote that there wero thirty fnmitlcs in his neighborhood who wore being sup plied with wntcr through ono ano inch pipe Ho told tho board that when the sprinkling season arrived many families will not bo nblo to got drinking water during certain hours of tho day. Tho board hns discov ered thnt similar conditions exist In other parts of the city that havo grown rapidly o Williuitctlo Won It Clark Belknap, a roprosontatlvo of Wlllamotto University In tho stato oratorical rontost, which was hold at CorvalllH last night, won first placo, tho Unlvorslty of Orogon took socoitl placo and McMlnnvlllo collcgo was given third. Tho following schools competed in tho centest: UnlvorsPv of Oregon, Eugene, Josso H. Bend; Albany collcgo, Albany, Miss Knth oryn McMillan; .Stato Normal School, Monmouth, D. C. Honry; WMIamotta Unlvors'ty, 8ajc.-;. Clark RubsoH Bollknap; Pacific Unlvorslty, Forest Grove; Jatnoe R. Ward; McMlnn vlllo College, McMlnnvlllo, Earl Nott; Oregon Agricultural Collogo, Corvallls, Phillip II. Calo; Pacific Colloge, Newberg. o Race milcldc, as President Roosovelt calls it, is not noarly tho monaco to Increaso In pop ulation .that deaths among Infants are. And eight out of ton of these deaths aro directly or Indirect! caused by bowel troubles. McGe'a Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea, dysen tery, sour stomach and all Infant ail ments of this nature Just tho thing for teething babies. Price 25 and 50c All dealers. Wheat Track Triers. Club $1.05 Bluostum , $1 1C Turkoy Red $1.10 Red Russian $1,011 Valley $1 03 Floar. Patents $6.05 Straights $4.05 04.80 Exports $4.00 Valloy $5.10 Graham, 1 Back $5.80 Wholo wheat $5.40 Ryo $5.50 Barley. Food ' $28.50 Oats. No. 1 Whlto $36.00 Gray $35.00 Hay. Wlllamotot al ordinary ..$14010 Mixed $18.00 Eastorn Oregon, fancy $17.50 Alfalfa $14015 Clover $13 011 Cheese. F. O. Twins 17c F. G. Triplets 17c Young Amorlca , 18c Croam brick 20c Swiss block 20c Ltmburgor 1802Oo Mlllatuffs. Bran $25.50020 Middlings $33.00 Shorts, country $29030 Shorts, city $30.00 Chop $200118 Soloct Orogon 20c Eastorn 15 020c . Tho Kind You Hnvo Always Bought, nnd which has feeH in mso for over 30 yenrs, hoa horno tho slgnaturo of and hns boon nmdo under his per- ffiyrfa. sonnl tmrtorviBloii stneo its infancy. f-C6CCAG Allntv lin mm lit ilnnnlvn vmi lit flila. All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-ns-jjood"are but Experiments that trillo with nnd ondangcr tho health of Iafkuts nnd Children Experience ngnlnst ISxporimont. What is CASTORIA Castorlu Is a hurinlcsn HtthHtltuto for Castor Oil Pare Rorlo, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It la ricafwint. It contahiH neither Opium, Morphlno uor otlior Narcotlo hul8tnuce. lis ngo is its guarantco. It dostroys "Worms nnd allays FovoriHhncsa. It euros Diarrhoea nnd Wind Colic. It relievos Toothing- Troubles, euros Constipation nnd Flatulency. It rutslmllntcs tho Food, regulates the Stomach anil llnwols, riving healthy and natural sloop. Tho Children's l'anacciv Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho Signaturo of YcAcki The Kind You Haie Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. m TH( otNTtun company, tt ukv f iT, liw vomi orrr. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm a Eastorn Oregon $1.60 Drnn, por Back OCo Shorts, por sack $l.fl5ftl.G5 Wheat, por bu $1.20 Itollod barloy $30 Local Wlielcsalo Market. Wheat, por bushel OOo OntB, por bushol GOo Flour, hard wheat $M5 Flour, valloy $5.20 Mill feed, shorts $3.20 Mill feed, bran . $30 Hops, 1008 crop lOo Hops, 1007 orop 2 3 Ho Chlttlm bark 3 O Be Wool, tonrso ...... 13c Wool, medium ICo Mohair 20c Hay, cheat $13.00 Hay, oloTor $12.00 Potatoes, bushol 70 080c Apples, bushol 60oO$1.00 Onions, por cwt 85 O 90c Prunes, per pound lUOo Cranberries, Ilowo's vnrloty, bbl $13.00 Hiitlrr and Kggx, Itotall. Kggn 25, two for 4no Iluttor, orenmory -iOc hutter-fat ,.3Co Chocfio, pound 20c Lovora of good health should provont sick nons Instead or lotting thomsolvoa get sick and thon try to euro It. So Ions ns you koop your llvor, bowola and Btomach In a healthy nnd notlvo tra dition you won't get sick. Uallnrd'a Horblno rolleves constipation, lau lvo llvor nnd all stomach and bowel trnubloa. All doalors. Foley's Honey nnd Tar euros coughs quickly, strongthons tho lungs and expels colds, dot tho gonulno In a yollow pnekngo. J. C. Perry. Did you ovor sond your friend a hotol roglstor containing a notice of your daughter's wcddlngt o - Night oh IUld MounUla. On a lonoly night Alox. Denton, of Fort IOdward, N. Y climbed Bald Mountain to tho homo of a nelnhbor tortured by asthma, bont on curls him with Dr. King's Now DIbcot(7 that had curod himself of asthma, This wondorful modlclno soon re llovod nnd quickly curod his neigh bor. Lntor it curod hie son'a wit of a sovero lung troublo. Millions bollovo It Is tho grontoat throat and lung euro on earth, coughs, colda, croup, hemorrhages and aoro tang nro Huroly curod by tt. Bast for bay favor, grip nnd whooping cough, SOo and $1.00. Trial bottlo froo. Guar, antood by J. C. Perry. o Don't bo a groundhog, and go back in your nolo bocauso you see your shadow. ItlfftMllllt88!llHl!0HlItnj CASTORIA ?r bk&U a&4 CSdUrtta. m m Ym Kin Always twtM &Af8&t Dears tho SkfeU&.uroof !i A. M. JIA.VSK.V Phoae ZU, Cor. Mill and Church St. ' , lflllf ilfj LIM&SULl'nUIl SOLUTION Niagara, the tried and proved 32 test Prices on appli cation. Speclol No, 2, guaran teed 30 teat, at $6,60 per 50 gallon barrel, full measure at Balem. Mado only by Oregon Spray A Gas Co., Portland, Or Hood Il'ver Spray Mfg Co. Hood River, Or. On Sale at Salem by H. P. Cbace, auccd sor to Chase & Skalfe. Ooldon Jlule Baiarr, Mrs. B. T. Swart, proprietor. Dressed Meats. Hogs, fancy 7 V4 8c Hogs, ordinary 0 7o I'lcnlc '....10c Hogs, largo Go Voal, oxtra 9O10c Veal, ordinary 7 0 8c Voal, heavy Co Mutton, fancy 07c Cottago roll lie Breakfast 15 02116c Uogular short clears, smoked... 13o Ditto, unsmoked 12c Cloar backa, smoked 13c Shouldors lie Poultry. Chickens, mixed 12 013c Hons, fancy 18Hc Itoostors, old 10c Broilers and fryers 16017c Drosod poultry, 1 cent pound high er. Ducks 15016c Goo so, live ...,, 10011c Turkeys 17018c Dressed 20023c Butter. Fancy 35037c Choice 30c Store 18020c Potatoes. Buying prices, per cwt.. $1.2501 30 Sweets, uwt ; $2 50 Fro.li FrulU. Jranges $2 03 Unions $3.00 05.00 Grapes, crate $6 07 Pears, box 7Gc0$l.OO Cranberries, barrel ..$14.00016.00 Bananas, pound G06H Onions, per cwt $1.36 01.60 Local Retail Market. Flour, por sack $1 46 The Mill of Circumstances and YOU In this city, as everywhere, tho Mill ot Cir cumstances Is grinding away 24 hours a day and today it may be grinding YOUR GRIST, It may bo turning ono of tho Incidents of this town's daily lifo into an opportunity foryou Into an ad vantage for you, Whon a merchant gets caught in "tho Mill," and is prossod for cash, YOU benefit In tho en forced sacrifice of somo of his stocks that is, YOU BENEFIT if you keop posted on what is going on at "the Mill" by roadlng tho ads, A real ostato owner gots Into "tho Mill" and sacrifices somo of his property in order to got out again pays his toll, The owners of hings automobiles, securities, businesses, machinery, horses and carrlagos, typewriters, office fixtures, "housos, books, pic turesget into this "Mill of Circumstances," and out of their troubles come your opportunities, They pay tho toll, Incidentally, It's better to watch the ads and to profit by trie products of "tho Mill" than to get caught in it yourself, Although, If your turn should come, an ad will usually got you out safely Try The Capital Journal, Imif)cnniiinmiiiioitinnJ Mmw4mmmm Avbtamn w. , JW itIta . i h 1 tvA.o-' .V