Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-01


afternoon. There were an even dozen
children in the bunch, besides the faith.
er, mother and a good sprinkling Of
dogs.
Comforts the heart, strengthens the
mind. Is good i'll or well. Makes the
face bright as the summer morn. That'e
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. Cures when all else fails. IS
cents. DR., Stones Drug Store.
John Holm, the blacksmith, at ISL
Center street, has lately built a new
building TO accommodate his increasing
business. He has a number of good rigs
and gentle horses for hire.
Tender meats and right prices at
Farrington's cash market.
Central Lodge No IS, X. p, tonight.
Work. Something new. Visiting mem.
bors invited. o. G. schellberg, c. C.
About the hottest job these days is
the one the telephone line men have up
on the poles, putting on the finishing
touches to the new system the company
is installing.
When you feel a sense Of weight
and oppression after meals IL means
indigestion. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea positively cures indigestion.
constipation and stomach troubles. 80
cents, tea or tablets. stones Drug
Store, Salem Oregon.
Some horse owners do not seem to
care much about their own stock, or
that Of others A horse nearly covered
all over with mango was hitehed on
Court street yesterday afternoon for
several hours
Yesterday afternoon the following
persons were made glad through the
Office OF the county clerk, via the mar
riago license route; Fred Horner and
Alpha Stout and Homer Sanders and
LILLIAN Lewis
A slight blaze on the top Of a box
car loaded with lumber was discovered
Yesterday afternoon as the northbound
freight pulled into the yards. The car
was pulled up to the south tank, and
the fire put out.
This is a pretty hot day, but the
bin collectors are getting there just
the same, though somewhat warm I'M
der the collar.
In the probate court yesterday after
noon the last will and testament OF
Phillip Petzel was fled, with Charles
A. Petzel named as executor. The per
sonal property is valued at 5000, ana
was bequeathed to a son Of the do
ceased. Charles A. Petzel. Judge
scott appointed John Painter, Charles
wOrden and W. B. Mccormick to ap'
praise the estate.
Regular drills have been suspended
for the next two months by Lieutenant
Holman. commanding Company M OF
this city.
There are now twelve men Of Com
pany NJ doing guard duty at the expo
sition grounds at Portland
w shattuck Of Gresham, George
W Jette of Baker City, r. A, Harris
of portland, W. X. Newell of DillN
ona A b. Cavender of Brownsville,
were Yesterday appointed by Governor
as state road eommiS-
sioners to look into the matter OF
zinc convict labor for building a
stats road from Portland to the south
ern part of the state. The commission
= .rsouired TO report to the next legis-
lature.
Mrs Mary It. Knighton, the woman
Who was arrested Saturday night on
tbe charge Of stealing various articles
from the Cottage hotel, was adJudgeo
inmpe before the county judge yeSter-
dav afternoon, after an examination
made by DR.. F. 2. Smith.
The following dates have been SET Tot
baayiuo Of final accounts in the proDa'e
.oa,4. wednesday, sePtember "a /"
!, c.,elosk. W. O. Hawlsy as administra-