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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1000.
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A $2.50 Rocker for $1.90
Wednesday, Nov.
1 5th Only
A Solid Wood Saddle
Scat, Full Size Arm Rock
er in Fine Golden Oak
Finish. Our Special Price
Wednesday, Nov.
15th $1.90 ,
See South Window
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A $2.50 Rocker for $1 .90
THE
House Furnishing Co
177 Liberty St
HOUIBTKR'S
Rocky Mountain Toa Nuggets
A Bsr striata ttt Muf Tnt.
Brlsji 0M Iltalis aa4 Bisiwta Vigor.
A piHfla for OonMlrwitton, !ntljtetlen, IJ?e
end Klilno Trouble, ninplr, Koiwnx. Itntmra
Wood Had llrtmllt. Hlutffl.h l)oU, lftalah
ami llaekaoho. IfallockyMmiaUlnTMlntab.
lot form, in ent a Ikx, flrnuln mads br
UelLMTta DafO COMI-ANT, Madison, Wis.
GULDEN NUQQET8 FOR SALLOW PEOPu!
EOHioHcaTcn. knolium
EHNYR0YAL, PILLS
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IHIW .. I'kMHlwt'kmMlh.
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CHOP SUEY
at the
The Chinese
Restaurant
1B3 IlJgb Street, Upstair,
First-clnes In nil appointment X
pises for ladles and gentlemen to get
nil Mads of Chlneso dishes and the fa
mous Li Hung Chung Chop Buoy, and
Yakama.
wumr bbn low & oo., rnora.
PRINTING!
W TKK KIND THAT
ALWAYS
SATISFIES
(Let ui figure on
ypur next order
ELLIOTT
Phene: Main 1343
217 South Commercial St
Vv ?
riitn
OUR
4HiMMsaMsWHlSWEH91Bt!MltJtaB
If you sit on the fence and clew a
atravr at planting time you aren't li
able to be bo awfuly rushed at hardest
ilraelneroasocj business is the harvest
froa, good ndyertislng-the (Japjtal
JournaTkind.
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SALEM, OREGON.
A Talco Down.
"See tblsf" exclaimed tho first ool
leetor of curio. "Hero It a pea with
which tho peneo treaty was signed."
"Lot no eosgratulato you I" ro
plied tho second collector. "I tried to
buy ono myself, but the dealer Mid ho
had just sold out,"
Man's; UnroMonableneM.
is often a great na woman'. Hut
Tho. B. Austin, Mgr. of tho "Bcpubll
can." of Leavenworth, Ind., waa not
unreasonable, when he refueod to al
low tho dootora to operate on hla wife,
for female trouble, "Instead," he
says, "we concluded to try Bleetrie
Bittern. My wife was then ao aide,
ebe eeuld hardly loavo her bed, and
five (0) physicians had failed to re
Hove her. After taking Electric Hit
ters, ahe waa perfectly eured, and can
now perform all her houiebold duties."
Guaranteed by J, O, Terry, druggist,
price SOc
Several sew Bqultnble scandals aro
aid to be in store, For the sake of the
suffering public can't they bo sup
pressed! v ., m x r art x -a. .
:wtu yfWVtA Yw Hm Alain BetjJt
The North Santiam river is to gener
ate the power for the proposed eleelrie
line freia Portland up the Willamette
I valley to Rugose or Itoeeburg. It ia
ee of the meet powerful streams in
the state. The Curtia Lumbering Com
pany aad Lebanon Paper mills have
used the waters from thU stream to op
erate their plants, awl many other en
terprises get their power from it.
! Gold Dust Flour j
; I
i Made by THE SIDNEY POW- i
ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore- !
goo. Made for family uae. Ask J
i your grocer for it Bran and i
shorts always on hand. i
I P. B. Wallace i
! AGENT
S
MMUMtHlMlMtHWIMfl
Willamette Def eais Multuomah
(Continued from poge throe.)
part of nil the players in ordor to play
tho gatno of footbnll. I undorstnnd
tbero has been vhy bitter fooling be
tweon tho two tennis for somo time,
but littlo evldoneo of such fooling wns
ovldont during tho gamo, and if nny
animosity really did exist, I trust the
victory may scttlo nil scores.
P. D. OVURFIBLD,
Club Conch."
Multnomah was compelled to uso
many subs before tho gatno was over,
while Naoo was oompollod to leave
the Hold with an injured shoulder dur
ing tho last few minutes of play, Bish
op taking his place, Tho ohango did
not effeet the seore in nny way, for
tho game was already won nml tho ball
was out of danger whon Bishop wont
in.
Following is the lineup of tho two
teamst
Multnomnh Jordan (onpL), 1. o. rj
McMillan, 1. t. r.; Saunders, Breed,
Woodruff, 1. g. r. Kellar 0., Bnys, c.
Butler, r. g. 1.; Blanehard, MeCall, r.
o. 1,; Iteuport, q. Koran, r. h. ,;
Owens, 1. h. r.J James, Saunders, f.
Wlllnraotto--ircnklo, 1. o. r.j Pollard
(oapt.), 1. t r.; Marker, 1. g. r.j Nelson,
c.j Phllbrook, r. g. 1.; Kcllnr H., r, t.
1.; Colomnn, r. c 1.; Pat ton, q.; Nnco,
Bishop, r. b. 1.; Long, 1. h. r.; Itndor, f.
Balem a rows Itopidly.
"8alom in ono way," sold II. L.
Hawkins, of tho Boattlo Polk Directory
Company, "is to bo complimented for
n reason that peoplo in our lino of
business greotly appreciate. There is
not n elty In tho West whoro houncs
aro eo invariably numbered, and num
bered properly. Wo especially, In our
business, appreciate this convenience.
It must eertalnly be n great assistance
to visitors to your elty who seek the
homes of friends and nequnintAnces."
Mr Hawkins was In Salem yesterday
on his way to Ban Franclseo, investi
gating tho prospeeta for issuing a elty
directory next year. In course of con
versation with n Journal reporter ho
epoko about houao numbering in this
city, but took oeeaslon to crillolso the
total abtenco of street signs. Ho anid
that signs in their way were as import
ant ns house numbers, and materially
assisted strangoia in flndinng their way
about tho city streets.
Mr. Hawkins said' that, na far as ho
could eoe, and from what ho could
learn, Balem waa koeplng pace fn
growth with othor cities of its slso on
tho coast. Ho was greatly surprised
at tho flourishing condition of the elty,
and its inert in site sine bis last
visit about two years ago.
0 i i .. i.
QOOD NEWS.
Many Salem Headers XXayo Heard It
and Profited Thereby.
"Good news travels fast," And the
thousands of bad sufferers in Salem
are glad to learn that prompt relief is
within their reach. Many a lame, weak
and aching back ia bad no more, thanks
to Doatl'a Kidney Pills. People aro
telling the good newa of their experi
ence with the Old Quaker Itemedy.
Hero Js an example worth reading-
Mrs, L. W. Meneeh, wife of L. W.
Meneeb, eabiBet maker, residing cor
ner Fourth and Main streets, Albany,
Oregon, syai "After any oyer exer
tion, or when I contrasted a sold, pain
seated itself in the seat of my bask,
onusing it to aehe severely, and there
was a difficulty with the kidney seere.
tieas. On bush oseasieas steeping
lifting, twisting or turning was always
followed by sharp sheeting twinges
through the kidneys. When I was bad
ly in need of something to bring relief
I read about Doan's Kidney's Pills
and preeured a box and took them
strictly Recording to directions. They
thoroughly relieved mo of the last at
tack, and up to the present time I have
not had a trace of symptoms of irri
tated or inactive kidneys. I will be
pleased to allow you to use my name
if it will bo the means of doing good
to others." .
For e&le by all dealers, Price, 60
cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, eolo agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
Yery shortly now you will begin to
read of the 4Qpeund turkey that are
being fattened for tho President.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children,
Tfia Kind You Have Always Bough)
Bears the
Slgnatero of
(Z&ftfgi
fieoeevelt comas to Washington feel
ing quite chipper and fresh, thank you,
and he doesn't &xe if the senate knows
it.
Tho Amont
of mnrrlago 19
always a baby.
Without It,
wedlock Is n
summer Hold
that novor
blooms, a
flowor that
never buds, a
night without
8tnrs,A8ormon
without a bon
odlctlon, a
prayor with
out an Anion.
There nover
wns a hus
ma
band worthy of tho namo, who did not
asplro to bo tho father and tho Brand
father of healthy, capable children, to
nana down itis namo nnu mo inr.uno u
cumulated by the sweat of his brow, from
generation to gonoratlon. There never
was a wife lit to boar that noble title, who
did not wish to wear womanhood's most
glorious crown, the sceptre of mothor
bood. Thousands of wedded couples,
otherwise happy, fall short of wedlock's
grefttost happiness bocauso they qrp child
less. In tho majority of casos, this Is be
cause the wlfp. through Ignoranco or neg
lect, suffers from woaknoss nnd dlseaso
of tho organs distinctly feralnlno. For
women who suffer In this way thorp Is
one great medicine that dooa not fall to
accomplish Its purpose. It Is Dr. Plorco's
Favorite Proscription. It nets directly on
the delicate ornans concerned and makes
tlittm strong, healthy, vigorous and vlrllo.
It allays Inflammation, lion s ulceration,
soothes pain and tonos tho shnttored
nerves. It flu for wifehood and mothor
hood, It qulekons and vitalizes tho dl
tlnotly lomlnlno organism. It bnnlshes
tho maladies of the oxpotnnt months and
makes bnbr's Introduction to, the world
easy and almost pnlnlew. In Insures tho
littlo new-comers health and nourish
ment In plonty. It Is tho best aupportlvo
tonic for nursing mothers.
Mrs. Jennie Turk, of M.rth.lLBpoVMioOo..
Wsh.. wrltcn i m uM to toll of Uje rood
rrtuiM of rour btcsI m)lclne Dr. VIotco's
FArortlorrriicrtptlon. Haiti we stmn-nh.
1 hTO no tlrwl fenllns-nd my bikbrt le
picture of lir.UU. Ifitsl beitor than I bare
In.Utn ycr." .... -' , .
In cmos of constipation Dr. Pierce's
Ploasatil Poflots should be used as an ad
junct to "Fnvorlto Prescrljitlon." They
aro oxtromoly simple, perfectly natural
and insuro prompt and permanent rollof.
TOOK
LAUDANUM
ROUTE
Fred Parson of Ashland Takes
Deadly Drng In Pres
ence of His Friends
The littlo town of Ashland was
sheeked Saturday whon the news
spread that Fred Parson, tho only
eon of Dr. and Mrs. J, S. Parson, bnd
passed away from tho effect of n dose
of laudnura, which ho had takon with
suicidal intent, Tho not was commit
ted in tho presence of half n dozen
friends in Itose Bros.' oyster parlors
Friday evening. Walking into the cafe
ho told tho boys bo wanted to take
somo medicine and to wrlto a letter,
and immediately sat down nnd wrote
nnd sealed a note. Ho then produced
n bottle and took the medicine, which
it was afterwnrds learned was an ounce
of laudaum, after whicb he shook bands
with the boys And told them he was
going ftway. When asked where he
was going, ho replted, "yen 'II hear
pretty seen." The beys thought it
was only a jeke, and paid so attention,
until bis condition beeame alarming,
aud two of tho boys put him in a baggy
and took Mm home. It waa then toe
late to save him, although three doctors
worked over him until 4 e'elesk Satur
day morning.
The aet waa premeditated, aa the
note was a farewell letter containing
requests and the disposition of some
personal effect.
Mr. Parson bud J returned from
Portland, and bad been in the Tribune
eitiee the day before, talking over a
proposition to do some reportorial
work, and at that time skewed no signs
of despendoney,
George Fred Parson was bern Feb
ruary S, 1681, in Ashland. H waa a
graduate of the local high school, and
at the time of his death ws thinking
of taking up the study of medicine
with his father. He was well-known in
this city, whore he has many friends.
Ha has been employed as a clerk at the
last two soesioas of the Oregon legisla
ture, and baa often visited here. His
many friends here will bo grieved to
learn of bis untimely demise.
The funeral was held at Ashland yes
torday. A Bargain,
House nnd lot on- North Mill street,
south side, two doors from Com
mercial, house, story and a half, six
rooms, let 66x145 feet. Terms cash, or
will take a twcrborso team in part pay
ment. Gall oa premises. 11-13-lwk
Woven Wie
Fencing
Car of fenclnc to arrive about tin.
vember 0th. Place your orders now,
ana get reaucoa price, write zor par-
Imilarn PriftAa sltrava thm InttrMf nn
poultry netting, posts, gates, plain and
UHTU wiio null Buiugiua,
Walter Kloriey
W Court Street, Balsa)
MARKET QUOTA
TIONS TODAY
"Make 8alem a Good Home Market"
Poultry at Stolncr's Markot.
Eggs Per dozen, SOe.
Hens 80.
Frys 8 Vic.
Duoke Dc.
Poultry, Eggs, Etc.
Bggs Per dozen, 30c.
Buttor, roliil 35c.
Hens 8e. '
Frys 80,
Fruits, Vogotabica, Etc.
Potatoes 35c.
Onions IVic.
Applos 8C0 per bushol.
Carrots 3Bo per bushol.
Beets 35c por bushel.
Pears $1.00 per cwt.
Tropical Traits.
Wannnns CV4o lb.
Oranges $4.00.
Lemons $4.G0$5.00.
Livo Stock Markot,
Steers 2o.
Cows l2c.
Shoep 4c.
Dressed veal Oa.
Fat hogs 66,
drain, Food.
Doled Clover $7.00$7.50.
Cheat eJ.C0$7.
Timothy 00.C0.
GrnIn-57t7.G0.
Bran 182,
Shorts $23.
Buttor and Oroam.
By Commorclnl Groom Co ,
Butlor-3IJ4c.
Butler fat 30c at station.
Wheat-C6c.
Flour, wholesale 19.75 per barrel.
Flour, retail fl.Ofi per sack,
Portland Market.
Wheat, Club 71070",
Valley-7376c .
Dluestom 7O077et
Oato-Oholeo Whito, $K&tftS.80.
Mlllatuff Bran, $18.
Hay Timothy $11$1C.
Potatoes G0Q70c.
Poultry Averago old hens, ll($12oi
young roosters, 10($llcj springs, 11V&
l2l&o; d re wed chiokens ISQlict tur
keys, Hve,17(JJ10oj turkoys, dressed,
choice, 20(&23cj geese, live, por pound,
8($0ct goose, dressed, por pound, 10
He; ducks, 14$14)eii pigeons, $1
$l.!W?t squabs, $3f$fA00,
Pork Dressed, G($7Mc
Beef Dressed, ltV6c.
Mutton Dressed, 0Vi7Wc
Hops Contract, 1000,100120) old,
7VG10c
Wool 1005 clip, Talley, coarso to
medium, 960x70) Eastern Oregon,
10021c
Mohair Nominal, 30c
Butter Fancy orearaeryv 30032'cj
stere, 10010 Vie.
TOR SALE.
Four-room cottage, Mernlngslde ad
dlUoa. Plastered walla, lot SO by 100.
Just t4ie place for email family. Will
sell for cash or oaey payments. Price,
$530, Stop paying jen;, own yoor
own home Address O, M. LocHwood,
214 N, Commercial st., Balem, Oregon,
n i... . .
Notice
Is hereby given that Len Clearwater
is net my agent, nor authorised by me
to offer for sale any land I have fisted
or contrasted for aals.
S. B. OATTEItLIN,
10-0-lw Iteom 9, Meeree Bleek.
0
Chisago ought to have better man
ners than to boast of its 100 per eoat
inereaso in trade, while New York is
ia tk threes of an election.
U. J. LEHIVIAN
Bash and doors. All kinds of boas
finishing. 'Phono 131 black. Also two
floors of warehouse for rent; elerstor
and switching faculties.
Good Pork Weather
Comes with November, and wo have
some fine spocimenB of choico pork,
vfrJ VV ,?, r pQnc Proiucte of all
kinds, that wiU bejoothsome these cold
morn ng9 th yJur buokwheat
JJeUcious fresh hams, shoulders and
mtle sucking piga for roasUng, jolcy,
luseious and tender. r'
E- a okoss.
State Street Market. Phono 291
Shoixirii
AMiMoHPAcrne
Tnroo Trains to tno East Dally,
Through Pullman standard to4
tonrlBt stooping cars dnlly to Olympic
Ghicngo, Spoknnoj tourist sleepiii
cars daily to Kansas City throsrt
Pullman tourist sleeping cars (p,
eonally conduotod) weekly to fjy,
got rocllning ohnir cars (seats U)
to the East dally.
7H " hoursTtX
J POkTUHD TO CM AGO L)
POtnrUHD TO CHt-ACO
r0 Cassis of Ci 1
DltPAUT
rOR
TtmuoaiiDDULua
from rotUntirt, or,
AHR171
rHOM
Chleo
rortlmid
BpocUl
olfis, m
tit Hnnu
Inglen
Blt Lake, DnTitr, Ft,
Worth, Omabs, Earuat
Cttr, BL Loritf) Oblfriro
r
uu nn.
Atuutlo
KxproM
lilfl n. m,
Tlsunnt-
lngion
lt Lake, thrnrot Tu
Worth, Omaha, Kanui
CUr, St. Unit, Chicago
7W..B
DU 1Mb
nt rant
rwit Mall
s If r. m.
tU
Ppokans
Walla Walla, UwlMou,
Icokano. Wallace. J'nll-
man, Mtnnoarolls 8L
Pan). Dalttth.Ullwnukiv
I a
OblOaso, and KmU
Ocoan and Itivor Schodulo.
For San Francisco Every five dap
at 8 p. m. For Astoria, way polaii
and North Beach Daily (except Bos
day) nt 8 p. bxj Saturday at 10 p. a.
Dally sorvlco (wator permitting)
Wlllamotto and Tamhlll rivers.
For full or infornatioa ask or wrlli
your nearest ticket agent, or
A. L. CBAI0,
Genoral Paseengcr Agsst.
Tho Oregon Itallroad A Navlgstiei
Co., Portland, Oregon.
WINTER BATES TO YAQTJINA DAT
Oregon's Groateot Becroation tad
Iloalth Sosort nt tho Newport
BOAChOA.
An a winter health and recrestiei
reoort Newport J tho ono par end
lence Becoffnialnt; thin. And wlikiu
to givo tho people An opportunity U
breatho the fresh, pure otono of tl
ocean, tho Southern Pacific and Cm
vallls and Waatorn railroads will t
sumo tho mlo of tickets through t
Yaquina bay Saturday, October II,
nnd will soli samo throughout the wis
tor and spring on overy
WodneodAy and Saturday,
Tho rate will bo tho same as dat
ing tho summer and will bo gonj fr
return 30 days from dnto of eals.
Dr. Mlntborn'0 Sanitary Sea Baths
will bo in operation during the eatln
winter, and treatments will be gim
dally. Hot and cold salt water bUi
can bo takon every day in the east
tnrluin, and for anyone deslrinc rest,
recreation snd health, no plaeo on Ui
Paelflc Northwest can bo found eaU
to Yaquina bay.
Other Healtn EosorU Closed,
During tho winter nearly all otser
health resorts aro dosed or tl!fieell
to reach, and none of them bav tk
advantages of Newport and vlemity u
regaraa climate, points of ir?rerf,
resreoUon and amusement. For raM
desiring to njoy fishing, bun'irg, K
seeing the ocean in sunshine and stons
this famous resort is uaequaied T
surroundings aro ideal beautiful ss-
ery, climate wild, healthful an J ia
vigorating. Cottage and Itent Cheap
Neat clean cottages, either fumlsktd
or partly so, tan bo rented in the i
mediate neighborhood of the sanitary
baths at about $5 par month. PJesty
of fresh milk', vegetables, honey, freit,
and all household necessities can be ob
tained at tho lowest possible eoiti
while all kinds of fish and tho famosi
rock oysters can be had In abuc dance
for tho troublo of securing them.
People troublod with the loos of ap
petite, insomnia, rheumatism or r
down from nny causa, will find New
port an ideal plaeo to regain their
health nnd vigor, or for rest and pleas
ure.
Full Information nn in mias check
ing of baKiraire. etc.. can be obtained
from any S. P. or O. E, agent, or fros
A, L. Craig, general passenger agent
S. P, Co., Portland; of J. O. Msye,
general passenger agent O. & F, Al- !
bany, Oregon.
Bates from Salem to Yaquina, $4 50.
Htiie Wing Sang Co
All Jdnds of fancy Dry Goods, Silk.
Eabroldeijeo, Lacea. Make sp new lbw
Goata' and Ladle; FBrsdaaing Goods,
Puilar, iyrapf SkirbJ, TvTilU TJndse
wear ud all kinds Droea Goods. J&
cksaff. UA QsHrt Jrbtwt, epcasx allr.
Phoas 1107.
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