Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 14, 1909, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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    DAILY CAPITAIi JOURNAXj, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, OOTORER II, 1000.
FAGS SEVEN
m
WORTH
MOUNTAINS
OFQOLD
During Change of Life,
says Mrs. Chas. Barclay
tirnnlteville, Vt. "I was passing
through tho Change of Life and suffered
irom nervousness
andother annoying
symptoms, and 1
ran truly say that
LydlaE.I'lnkliam's
Vegetable Com
pound has proved
worth mountains
of gold to me, as it
restored my health
and strength. I
never forget to tell
my friends what
LvdlaRl'lnkham's
Vegetable Compound lias dono for mo
during this trying poriod. Complato
restoration to health means so much
io mo that for the sake of other suffer
ing women I am willing to make my
trouble public so you may publish
this letter." Mits. Chas. JUkci.ay,
3t.P.D.,Oranltovillo, Vt.
No other medicine for woman's ills
has received sueli wide-spread and un
qualified endorsement. !N'o other mod
lelno wo know of has such a record
of cures of female ills as Imb Lydia E.
Plnkham's Vcgetablo Compound.
For moro than 30 years it has been
curing female complaints rush as
inflammation, ulceration, local weak,
nosses, fibroid tumors, irrcgularitloi,
periodic pains, backache, indlgostlon
and nervous prostration, and it is
unequalled for carrying women safely
through the period of change of life.
.It costs but llttlo to try Lydia E.
Plnkham's Vcgetablo Compound, and,
as Mrs.liarclay8ays.lt is "worth moun
tains of gold rt to suffering women.
fRrLLt-ivJsHH
TIME FOR
BIRDS TO
ROOST HIGH
Game Law Goes Into Effect
Tomorrow and the Heads
of Families of Grouse
Are Now It.
Tomorrow tho gentleman Mon
golian pheasant in tho Wlllumotto
valloy will bo compollod to discon
tinue Ills regular morning and night
meal tlmo and remain closo to tho
tall timber, In ordor to cscapo tho
over watchful eyo and tho murdor
ous shotgun of tho anxiously-awaiting
sportsmen, as tho season opens
for shooting china birds, and t!io
local gun stores aro realizing a rush
ing business in ammunition and tho
routing of guns.
Notwithstanding tho evldenco of
a promising llvoly hunting year, the
hunting licenses hnvo boon going
out in much smaller numbors for
tho past fow months, compared
with tho number issued for tho samo
period last season. To dato tho
number of hunters' llconso permits
Issued by County Clork Alton being
exceeded by thoso of last year for
tho samo months by POO. Tho now
law, going into effect this season,
regulating tho limit on china blrdB
Is hirgoly responsible for tho notico
nblo docrenso in hunting Ilconses.
Nothing can bo killed in tho china
lino this soason but roostur birds.
THE POINT OF - VIEW I
Somo pcoplo, wo fear, look upon a bank as n place whero a fow
"rich old codgers" kcop tholr money.
Others, not so fully prcjudlcod, may think that only largo accounts
nro wanted aim that this bank would not caro for tholr business.
If your point of vlow has boon anything llko this, wo want this ad.
to correct It.
Wo want to show you that this bank wants your business bo It
largo or small. This is a bank for nil of the people.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
Salem, Oregon
BANK
I
The Chas. K. Spaulding
Logging Company
Takes pleasure in announcing that they are
now handling a complete line of Lime, Cement,
Plaster, Prepared Roofing and Building Paper.
REASONABLE RRICES AND PROMPT
DELIVERY
Your Last Chance
TO SEE THE
A. Y. P. FAIR
Take advantage of the low rate (tQ 7 A
From Salem, Oregon .... P7.JV
The Fair Will Be Over October 15th. See It Now
I
Tito hens aro ontlroly exempt, and
safe from the gunnors, according to
tho now gamo law, and hunters will
find It no easy matter to got tho lim
ited number of roostors, ns thoy aro
considered moro wily and difficult
to approach than tho hons. Then,
too, the nverngo numbor of birds in
tho valloy has diminished groatly in
the past year. Tho heavy snow and
cold weather prevailing for throe
weeks last winter proved disastrous
for china pheasants, and many hun
dreds were found lying dead In dif
ferent localities. Tho Dob "Whlto
quail and tho California bluo quail
uro also a very scarco gamo bird this
season, but tho grouse and bush
pheasants nro moro numerous than
they havo been for tho past xtwo
years.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Wheat Track Prices.
Club 87c
Dluestom .. OGc
Russian 8Gc
Valley u. 90c
.... Floor.
Patents $0.25
Straights $34.3G
Exports 3.90
Valloy $4.90
Graham, 1, sack $4.70
Wholo wheat $4.00
liny.
Eastern regOon, fancy ....$18 19
Alfalfa $14
Clovor $14
Potato.
Iluylng prlco, cwt 75c $1
Mutter.
City creamery . cxtraB 3Cc
Uutsldo creamery 33 36c
Storo 2122o
Eggs.
Oregon ranch 32 c
OaU.
No. 1 Whlto $27.50Q28.50
scobor $28
Cheese.
F. O. Twins 18a
P. O. Trlplots 18c
Mlllstaffa.
Han $25
Middlings $32
Shorts, city $2930
Cnop $2030
Feed Barley $26.50
Poultry.
Fancy, pound 1010'c
Broilers and fryors 15lCc
lions 14 15c
Turkeys 1920e
Local Wholcsnle Market.
Wheat, bushel 8t)o
Oats, buahol , 4042c
Flour, valley $5.25
Hay, choat $14.00
Hay, oat $14.00
Hay, clovor $141G
Potatoos, bushel 700.80
Apples, bushol ........ 5001.00
Hosp, 1909 crop 1518c
Hops, 1908 crop 1012c
nutter mid Eggs, Retell.
Eggs 35c
Creamery buttor 40u
Country buttor 35c
o-
AVords to Freeze tho Soul.
"Your son has Consumption. Ills
case Is hopolosB." These appalling
words w ro spokon to Geo. E. Blov
ons, a loading morchant of Spring
flold.N. O., by two oxport doctors
ono a lunc specialist. Then was
shown tho wondorful powor of Dr.
King's Now DUcovory. "After threo
weeks' usof" writes Mr. Blovons, "ho
was as woll as over. 1 would not
tako all tho money in tho world tor
what It did for my boy." Infallible
for coughs and colds, Its tho Batcst,
purest cure of desperate lung dUoa
es on earth. 50c and $1.00. J. O
Perry guarantees satisfaction. Trial
bottlo free.
. o "
Proposals for Hentinj Plant for Ore
gon Stnto Insane Asylum
No I lev to JJlddurH,
The Board of Trustees of tho Ore
gou Stato Insano Asylum will open
sealed bids for tho construction and
Installation ot a hoatlng plant at tho
above named Institution on Monday,
November 1. 1909, at 2 p. m.. at tho
executive chambers, State Capitol,
Salem, Oregon. Plans and specifica
tions for samo may be seen at the of
flees of Joslah C. Moore & Company,
Beck building, Portland, Oregon; at
the Builders' Exchango, Seattle, Wash
lngton; at tho Builders' Exchange,
San Francisco, California; at tho
Dulldcn' Exchango, Chicago Illi
nois; at tho offlco of tho superintend
ent of the Oregon State Insano Asy
lum, Salem, Oregon, and at the ex
ecutive chambers, State Capitol, Sa
lem, Oregon.
Each bid muBt be accompanied by
a certified check in a sum not less
than 10 per cent of tho total amount
of the bid, and tho same should be
sealed and addressed to tho under
signed, and marked on tho outside of
tho envelope "Bids for Heating
Plant, Oregon State Insano Asylum."
The Board of Trustees of the Oregon
Insano Asylum .reserve tho right to
reject any and all bids.
C. N. McARTHUB,
Clerk of tho Board.
Salem, Oregon, September 18, 1909.
Tu-Thr-9-21-11-1
RESTITUTION
NO DEFENSE
Embezzling Oakland (Califor
nia) Attorney to Be Pros
cuted ofr His Illegal
Transactions.
(UNITED ritKSS I.RABED WIWB,
Oakland, Cal., Oct. 14. When
Attorney John DoLancy comes to
trial Monday, charged with embez
zling $10,000 from tho estnto of
Gcorgo Htto Cook, his principal lino
of dofenso probably will be tho fact
that ho has Just refunded $35,142
duo on his accounts with tho public
administrator.
DoLancy 'was Indicted two months
ngo when it was dtscovorod that tho
estates under tho chargo of tho pub
lic administrator of Alameda woro
being pillaged by attaches ot tho of
flco, under tho gulso of fees, and by
open forgeries. DoLancy, it Is al
leged, was ono ot thoso ongagod In
paining Illegal riches, and ho, with
others, was Indicted.
Notwithstanding thnt DoLancy
has mndo restitution, tho district
nttornoy declared that tho caso will
proceed on Monday oxactly as plan
ned, nnd that tho young nttornoy
will bo prosecuted ns' vigorously ns
though tho money was still unpaid.
o
Old Pioneer Dead.
II I nun Hurlburt died early Tuos
dny morning at tho homo ot his son,
B. II. Hurlbut, near this city, agod
SG years and G months. Tho do
ceased was a fine old gontloman nnd
was well liked by those who know
him. Tho romninj will bo shipped
to his former homo in Ohio for bur
ial. Lebanon Express.
'
Sho Was Pleasantly Surprised.
Miss II. E. Hell, Wnusau, Wis.,
writes: "Boforo I commoncod to tnko
Foloy's Kldnoy Pills I had sovoro
pains In my back, could not sloop, and
wns greatly troubled with hcadncho.
Tho first fow drops ot Foloy's Kldnoy
Pills gnvo ma rollof nnd two bottles
cured mo. Tho quick results sur
prised mo nnd I can honestly rccom
mond them." J. C. Perry.
p, -y-
DrDJaynes
EXPECTORANT
UUUdPlLJ
This is the Time
for ColcSs
and it is the time to cure them
before they get a firm hold
upon the system.
Or. D. Jaync's Expectorant
is the quickest, surest and best
known remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Pleurisy, Bronchitis, In
flammation of the Lungs or
Chest and all ailments of a liko
nature. It has been success
fully employed for four
orations.
Dr. D. Jayne't Sanative
Fills is a thoroughly reli
able and effective laxative,
purgative, cathartic and
stomach tonic
Dr. D. Jaync's Expectorant is Sold by All
Druggists, in $1.00, 50c. and 25c Bottles.
THE CONNECTION
IS THE PLACE
whoro a lot ot plumbing originates.
That is why wo glvo particular atten
tion to joining places. That Is also
why thoro is no nftdr troublo with
plumbing dono by us. Unions you
nro getting Just thnt kind of plumb
ing you need us ns much ns wo want
you.
GRABER BROS.
Ill S. Liberty St. Salem
IRA
UHvfcfuM
9100.00 Remird
JVouId be gladly paid for a cure oy
many people who aro crippled with
rheumatism, yet. If thoy only knew
It, they can be cured by a few bottles
of Ballard's Snow Liniment, and
the prlco is only 25c, 60c and $1 00
per bottle Sold by all dealers.
ELECTRIC COOKING
DEMONSTRATION
We will continue to demonstrate Electric Cooking
for the ensuing week at our , office. You are
cordially invited to call and see the cooking
utensils in use and investigate our other do
mestic apparatus.
H mi-
Portland Railway, Light
and Power Company
WILLAMETTE VALLEY DIVISION
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