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DAUjY-OAPlTAli- JOURNAL, MAIitfM OWWOJCP WEDNESDAY, MAY SW, 109.
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start the bile, carry off the impurities,
cleanse and vitalize the blood and
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323 S. COMMERCIAL ST
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mill I h M 'S ,i 'flnnHnF "'J 2IACRE
w ' v s ;jf JMMmRftnnnnnr hq. tract
STUDY THE ABOVE MAP
BLOOMER'S ADDITION to the City of Newport, Oregon, is now on the market for the first time. Tho tract Is located about half way botween
Nye Creek and Newport, nnd conslstsof some 30 lots, on tno rising ground directly abovo tho ocean. Each lot is but a fow steps from tho
beach and a commands a view of the ocean or surf for miles north and south. To the north can bo seen Jump Off Joe and tno Yaqulna Head
Light. To tho touth tho entrance to Yaqulna Bay and the Lltesavtng Station. The property is-about a flvo-mlnuto walk from the boat landing
In Newport. It is reached by a now six-foot board walk, which runs in a straight line from the Ocean Houso Hotol in a northwest direction to the
lots. This Is now tno most popular walk in Newport on account of its beautiful surroundings and magnificent view of tho Pacific when the end is
reached at nLOOMEIt'S ADDITION. Here before the observer tho ocean and tho Leach stretch for miles and miles.
A WORD ABOUT YAQUINA BAY
Ypu could not find a more interesting location to spend your summer than around this beautiful bay, which Is conceded by tboso who know, to
be tho most beautiful summer resort, NATURALLY, of any on the Pacific coast, barring none. Hunting and fishing are unexcehoJ, and tho many
places of Interest close to Newport,, such as the Lighthouse, Otter Rock, Seal Rocks, etc., mako It an Ideal place to own a surataor hone.
NOW LOOK AT THE MAP
You will see that BLOOMER'S ADDITION Is right on the ocean, and yet has the great advantage of being close to the bay and town, with no steep
hills to climb to reach It. The beach In front of the property is good for bathing and the gathering of rock oysters. Mr. Bloomer has already built
two beautiful cottages on these lots for his own personal use. Mr. Bloome Is a Seattle man, and Intends to mako this the most popular addition to
Newport.
FOR SALE BY MEYER & BELLE, DERBY & WILLSON, H. A. JOHNSON, FERGUSON Jt FISHEKBECIITEL A MINTON
For farther Information enquire at
CAPITAL JOURNAL OFPICE
SOME PLAIN TRUTHS
PLAINLY. TOLD, THAT
SHOULD BE HEEDED
WANTS THE " ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE
AND THE OTHER ON THE EDGE" CUT
OUT OF MEMORIAL DAY SER
VICES, AND THE DOX
OLOGY POSTPONED
Wo generally hear tho Grand
Army, as a wholo, sp'oken of as old
soldiers, and Individually, about tho
30th of May every man living who
fought In tho civil war Is an "old"
soldier. They aro no longer young,
that goes without saying, but they
aro far from bolng a sot of tottering
octogenarians; thoy aro In number
less instances men engaged in busi
ness or on tho farm, performing
tholr duties with all accuatomed vig
or; they hold honorablo and UBeful
positions; thoy nro doctors, mer
chants, lawyers, ad not so many
years ago an "old"-soldier was pres
ident of tho United Statos.
The rising generation listen to this
half affectionate, half dorlslvo appel
lation and aro inclined with tho Intol
ornnco of youth to honor lightly tho
men who at somo period of tholr
lives stood Ubtwecn tholr cokintry
and death.
From tho pulpit we havo heard
them addressed and dosignatod as
"old" soldiers, nnd from tho same
source has fallen tho admonitory and
consoling nssuranco that thoy "have
ono foot In tho cravo." Aftor a ser
mon on theso lines n solo will often.
bo sung with ominous shakings of
the head and rolllgs of tho eyes of
the performer, depleting tho death
of somo "old" soldier at tho closo
of a dark day In November at a sold
iers' homo; after this cheering cx
corpt the organist marches them out
to somo slow, sad ditty, and It thoy
don't feel like nutting tho other foot
In tho grave too, It Is not tho fault
of their entertainers.
Would wo consider It proper If
we des'red to entortaln nnd do honor
to nn elderly fr'end to address him to
his faco as "old man," "old" Smith
or Jones? Would wo make tho con
solatory and entertalnlg remark to
him that ho had "one foot In tho
grave;" and then to cheer him on
his way request our daughter to sing
"Hark from tho TombB" or "Tho
Dying Nun?" Wo would not.
Let them ficar a sormon touchtg
on tho heroism of tho past, a. patriot
ic sermon, with less "olo sojor" In it.
Let them hear tho songs thoy heard
about tho camp fires and on tho
march In tho old days; thoy aro not
unfit for church use; scoros of
them: "Drove Boys," "Faded Coat
of Drue," "Tho Vacant Chair,"
"Nlcodemus," and many others.
We know tho talented musicians
can play all sorts of beautiful se
lections from masters of music, now
and old, but lot ub hoar at thlB tlmo
and let tho children hear tho tunos
tho Grand Army marched and fought
to In tho days gono by. "John
Ddown's Body" is n good tuno, so Is
"Rally Round tho Flag," "Marching
Through Georgia," and tho "Rod,
Whlto and Bluo." Tho "Star Spang
led Banner" wo lovo and havo been
taught to rovoro, but is an oarllor
production, slow and long drawn
out But abovo all, romomborlng
that thoy aro men whom wo delight
and tho wholo country delights to
honor In thlB swcot May tlmo; lot us
try collectively nnd Individually bo
hlnd their hacks and In complimen
tary nddrossos, to forget, if wo can,
tho much UBcd ndjoctlvo. Thoy aro
Grand Army men; our Grnd Army
men; America's Grand Army mon
respected, loved and revered, not
"ole sojers."
Cltlzon.
Notice of Intention to lRprovo i
Portion of Ferry Street.
Notice Is horoby glvon that tho
I Common Council of tho City of Sa
lem, Oregon, dooms It oxpodiont to
improve, nnd proposos to Improve, at
tho cxponso of abutting and adja
cent property, Forry stroot In said
city, full width from curb to curb,
with Warren Brothers' Bttullthle
Wntorproof Pavomont, flrom fho oast
lino of Front street to tho wesi cum
lino of Liberty street, excepting that
portion of said Forry stroot which Is
Intersected by Commercial Btrcot and
excepting a strip eight foot In width
extending along tho center of tho
prop6sed improvement which 1b to
recelvo tho street railway track of
tho Portland, Eugene & Eastern Rail
way Company, and excepting a Btrlp
soven foot In width which is t oro
celvo a switch track of tho Portland
Railway, Light & Powor Company,
and which Bhnll cxtond from tho al
loy running through block 35 In the
City of Salem, Oregon, to conneit
with tho said street rallwny track of
tho Portland, Eugene & Eastern
Railway Company, as shown In the
plan.
Said improvement shall bo mado
In accordanco with tho plans and
specifications adopted by tho Com
mon Council of Bald city on tho 17th
day of May, 1009, and which are
herpby referred to and mado a part
of this notice.
Dato of tho first publication of
this nallco May 18, 1000.
By order of tho common council.
W. A. MOORES,
G-18-lltt-dly City RocorJer.
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NoUco.
Is horcby given that scaled bids
for ro-wlrlng tho Stato Capitol build
ing at Salem, Oregon, will bo ro-
celvod by tho Board of Capitol Build
ing Commissioners until Juno 7th,
at 12 o'clock, noon, at which hour all
bids will bo oponcd by tho under
signed at tho oxecutlvo chambors,
Salem, Oregon, In tho prosonco of tho
aforooald board.
All bids must bo accompanied by
a certified check In fTsum of at loast
ton per cont (10 por cont) of tho
amount of tho bid and mado payablo
to tho undersigned.
Plans and specifications may bo
examined at tho offices of Mac
Naughton, Raymond & Lawrence,
architects, Concord building, Port
land, Oroson, or at tho oxecutlvo
chambors, Salem, Oregon.
Tho Board of Capitol Building
Commissioners reserves tho right to
reject nny and all bids.
C. N. ML'ARTIIUR,
Clork of tho Board.
Salem, Oregon, May 18, 1000.
5-19-Ht
Notlco of Intention to Improve n
Portion of Winter Street.
Notlco 1b horooy given that tho
nirsr
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Promotes DigestionGmfiiK
ness and RcsLContalns neither
Opiinu.Morphlnc norHiacraL1
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Apcrfecl Remedy for Cowflft
Iton , Sour Stora.DtorrWa
Yorros,vonvuisionsJOTnsB
rtcssarulLoss or Sleep.
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NEW YOKK.
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Common Council of tho Olty of Sa
eom, Oregon, dooms it oxpodiont to
improve, nnd proposes to Improve at
tho dxiicnso of abutting and adjacent
property, Wlntor street, In tho City
of Salem, Oregon, from tho south
lino of Stato stroot to a point within
1 Vi foot of tho north rati of tho rail
road track of tho Southorn PaclOo
Co., whoro it crosses said Wlntor
street nt tho Intersection of Winter
and Trado stroots. Tho roadway of
said portion of said stroot shall bo
Improved tbo full width from curb to
curb by grading tho samo and plac
ing thoroon a crushed rock Improve
ment the full width from curb to
curb, including tho full Intersection
of Ferry stroot whoro it Intorsocts
winter stroot on tho west side of tan
Winter stroot. Tho Intersection of
Wlntor and Trndo Btrcots from the
north lino of Trndo stroot to a point
l ht foot of tho north rail of tho rail
road track of tho Southorn Pacific
Co., Bhnll bo Itnprovod for a width of
20 foot on both sides of tho center
lino of said Wlntor stroot excepting
horofrom, however, a strip 7 feet In
width extondlng full longth of the pro
poaod Improvomont to bo occupied
by tho stroot railway track ot the
Portland Rullway, Light & Powor
Co., and improved by said company.
Curb lines shall bo oitahllshed nnd
said strcot shall bo Improved In ev
ery rospoct In accordanco with tho
plans and specifications adopted
thorcfor by tho common council and
on fllo In tho ofllco of tho city re
corder. Romonstrnncos may bo filed
against raid Improvomont In tho man
ner and within tho tlmo provided la
tho chnrter of said city.
Dnto of tho flrBt publication of
this notlco May 11, 1000.
By order of tho Common Council.
W. A. MOORBS,
City Recorder.
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Notlco.
B-lC-llt
Is horoby glvn that scaled bids
for the construction, ot two cottages
at tho Orogon Stato Insane Asylum
will bo rocolved by tho Board of
Trustees of tho Orogon Stato Insane
Asylum until Juno 7th, at 2:80 p.
m at which hour all bids will be
oponcd by tho undersigned at tbo ox
ecutlvo chambers in the presence of
tho aforesaid board.
Contractors may hid on either one
or both of theso cottagos. All bl4a
must be accompanied by a certlfled
check in tho sum of at least ton (10
por cont) per cent of tbo amount of
tho bid, and mado payable to the un
dersigned. Plans and specifications
may be examined at tho oxecutlvo
chambers, Salem, Oregon.
The Board of Trustees of the Ore
gon State Insane Asylum roservos the
right to reject any and all bids.
O. N. M'ARTIIUR,
Clerk of the Board.
Salem, Oregon, May 18, 1909.
6-19-1U
All men may be created free and
equal, but the courts and the law fall
to see it that way.
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The lilK Head
Is of two kiuds conceit and the
big bead that comes from a sick
headache. Does your head ever feel
liko a gourd and your brain feel
loose and soro? You can cure It la
no time by acting on your liver with
Ballard's Herbine. Isn't It worth
trying for the absolute and certain
relief you'll get? Sold by all
Dealers,
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Children Cry
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GASTORIA
HHi, t vo ornr.
Notlco of Street Assessment,
Notlco Is hereby given that tho
Common Council of tho City ot Sa
eom, Oregon, will on or about 8
o'clock p. m on tho 7th day ot
Juno, 1000, nt tho Common Council
Chambers at Salem, Orogon.proceed
to nsscss upon onch lot or parcol of
land llablo thorolor Its proportionate
slmro ot tho cost ot Improving Com
merclnl Street In tho Olty ot Salem
with Warren, Brothers Bltultthlo
Water Proof Pnvoment botweon the
North lino of Trado Stroot nnd the
North end ot tho bridgo ovor South
Mill Crook In Bald City.
All persons Interested In said as
sessment shall appear at said time
boforo said Common Council and
pro.ont objections, If nny they have,
to Bald assessment, or fllo tho same
with tho Rocordor within the follow
ing flvo days and apply to said Com
mon Council within flvo days from
said dato for tho prlvllego if thoy bo
doslro to mako said Improvomont In
Hon of tholr asarssmont.
Dono by ordor of tho Common
Council of tho City ot Salem, Orogon,
tho 24th day of May, 1800.
W. A. MOORES.
5-25-3t City Rocorder.
Notlco Of Street Ascmcnt.
Notice Is horoby given that ths
Common Council of tho City of Sa
eom, Orogon, will on or about 8
o'clock p. m, on tho 7th day of Juno,
iuou, at tho common council Cham
bors at Salem, Orogon, nrocoed to
assess upon each lot or parcol of
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laud linuio therofor its proportlanate
slmro of tho cost ot Improving Hazel
Avonuo in tbo city ot Salem, Oregon,
by gradlnn and gravelling tbo same
botweon tho North lino of Highland
Avonuo nnd tho South lino of Locus
Stroot In said City.
All porsons Inrostod in said no
sossmont shnlj appear at said tlmo
boforo Bald Common Council and
prosont objections If nny they haro
to said assessment, or file the name
with tho Rocordor within the fol
lowlg flvo days, and apply to said
Common Council within flvo days
from said dato, for tbo prlvllogo if
thoy so desire to make tald im
provement In lieu ot tholr assess
ment. Dono by ordor ot the Common
Council of tho City of Salem, Ore
gon, tho 24th day of May, 1909.
W. A. MOORES,
. 6-2.6-St City Rocorder.
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Notlco of Intention to Improve a
Portion of Court Street.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that tbo
Common Council of the City ot Sa
lem, Oregon, deems It expedlont to
Improve and proposes to Improvo, at
the oxpente of abutting and adjacent
property, tbo roadway of Court
Stroot In Bald City from curb to curb
with Warreu Brothers Bitulltalo
Water Proof Pavement. Said por
tion of said Court Street sjiall be
improved by grading the roadway
thereof by tho establishing of con
crete cafDa whoro not already es
tablished and by paving said road
way In accordanco with the plans
and specifications adopted by the
Common Coucll on the 24th day ot
May, 1909, and now on fllo In the
office or tbo City Recorder, and by
doing all thlags rta!r4 la aaM
plans and specifications.
Remonstrances may be tiled
against said improvement In the
manner and within tho tlmo provid
ed in the Charter ot said $lf.
Date of tho first pabllcatloa of
this notice, May 25, 1909.
By order of tho Common Council
W. A. NOORUe,
6-2B-1U City Recorder.
Bvolytr Thaw has a new pet This
time It Is a boa constrictor