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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-30
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

II. Kelly and wife were portland Wis
itors today,
James Rates, OF French Prairie. &.
Ia the city today.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Meyers. OF this
city, have returned from d tour OF Cali.
foFnia.
}. Freedman, Of this city. was regis
tered yesterday AZ the Windsor clifton,
in Chicago.
=. A. Elliott, Of NewbeTg. timber in,
spector for the southern Pacide. is in
the city on ofiieial business
Mrs ChoFpening went 10 salem "a
visit her daughter. Mrs Feustman. who
Is quite sick.-hgene Register, Friday
Miss Ella Muller, Of Spokane. Wash
ington, is the guest OF salem friends
Miss Muller formerly lived in this city
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ne Reason Why.

He VAS a big man, with bushy whis
ksFS The great ship had just passed
out between the eapes and was plung.
ing through the waves that were too
high 20 climb over. An but a few
Of the passengers had gone inside. He
swallowed several times with consider.
able emphasis and thea hurried 70 the
rail. After he had been leaning over
IL for a little while another man ap.
pFoaehed him, and in sympathetic tones
asked;
"ATe you sickt'
When he could hud time to do 30 the
man with the whiskers askea-and
there was a twinge Of reproaeh in her
voice as he did 20;
p" You --- fool 90 you think I'm
doing this 20 keep Chicago
Record Herald
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Last evening he spoke Of the remark.
able progress Of the association In for.
eigh lands, where he has travelled eKtcn.
sively. lie stated that the greatest men
In our government were among the
leaders In the Y. N. Q. A., and that
the influence Of the association was a
great factor In the nations progress.
Mr.. Smith made an earnest appeal Tor
an intense Christian life on tho part Of
all msmbcrs Of the Y. N. G. A. The
address was listened 70 with great In.
ierest and profit by those who Assem-.
bled at tho supYr
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WARM
WET AND
WINDY
Weather Bureau Ventures a
Guess But Makes no Of
,ficial Forecast

II there were any,hirg 10 average
which would aid in fortolling weather
for the coming month. April will be- a
warm. cloudy month. with much rain
some frost and a south wind blowing
with considerable force These are the
average conditions for April for a pc.
riol Of "a years, bot the document sent
out bv the weather bureau. in which
the figures are contained carries the
warning that they are NOT to be con.
structed as o. forecast.
The mean temperature for April is
81 degrees che average precipitation
312 inches. the average number Of days
on which DO rairsd lj There are .iv
clear days. ten partly cloudy and "a.
cloudy days. The average date of ths|
last killing frost March 18th. and The
chances ere more than even that there
will be- none 90 the coming month.
some maximum conditions for April
given in 'he report. show that II the
worst should happen there might be al /
most any Kind of weather. IN April /
1875. che temperature fell 60 2s degrees
In April iss3. there were 7.ss inches
II rain. while in 1855. the month
bowed only lie inches Of rain. The
rsatest rain in any one day was iu
s75. when 1886 inches fell on April ist
,pfIl 2. 1901. had ibe heaviest snow
torn. .o2 inches Tho highest wind
Tas 90 miles an hour. April .. 1895.
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MEASURES
TO SUPPRESS
GANGROSA

Washington. March s0-0anwos.
tropical di-ass more rspulsive than
lsprosy. has become 90 prevalent upon
the island Of Guam. that Lieutenant
MeNameo q. \. ~. Acting governor
of the leland. has recommended the o.
tablishmsnt of hospital Tor the isola.
tion u the disease. which IL believed
30 be- highly contagious. Admiral
Rl4sy. surgeon general ~ tbe navy
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Rev. Z. Y. pell. sunday.

Rev. p r. Dell, Of Grass Valley, Cal,
who has held the pastorate Of the Con.
uewtiohal church at that place Tor
more than three years. will supply the
pulpit Of the First Congregational
church here next Sunday. lie has been
requested by the church 70 come on
trial Tor several Sundays, much 10 the
regret Of his home congregation. lie
.s about 30 years Of age, and is said to
be a strong speaker and active minis
ief ga man that will bring things 70
rass. " 30 sgy those who know him.
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School News
Iugh school

High School.
The high school received a hne pie.
turc of Abraham Lincoln. a gift from
the hrm Of BuFen a Hamilton. II will
grace the American history room. 10
soon as there IL one The picture IL a
large and excellent piece, from ab af.
tisile standpoint aud IL an ready 10 q
rich cream and gold frame. II seems
appropriate that ii should b. glysa az
this particular time, because ths ,lass
is joe, commencing special study of Lin
eoln.
m" sophomoFes have organized a
double quartet The fret meeting was
held Thursday evening 10 the society
room. The following are those In itl
Floyd Utter and Albert Egar, tenorsi
Philip Newmeyer and Walden Alfred.
bassi JOY Turner and Winona Savage
soprano. and ofilla smith and Clara
altos The members were
not all present, but they had music
there, and did some prastisiug.
The basketball boys are going 20 Al /
bany 20 play, probably Friday or Sat
arday
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There is more Interest taken by tho
sotsfs 10 ne various amendments 10 be
voted upon at tho June election than
was anticipated a. drst. Something like
5000 pamphlets have been placed a.
the disposal of ihe voters on a large
table a. ths court house, and a goodly
number have already been scattered
throughout ths county.
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Arrested for Robbing a Bank.

View York. March 3O.-Joseph p.
Turner. note teller Of the National
Bank Of North America. and captain
in The National Guard, was committed
ta tha Tombs this morning without bail
on The charge Of the larceny Of s3l,.
UDp during a period Of Eve years, the
bank officers being the complainants.
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Uncle Rilly Wright

The veteran horse radish dealer, Il
With us again. Everybody knows him.
and welcomes him. The horse radish he
sells IL the best made. and once usod
always used. lie l. out with his buck
q from houses 10 house, and bic sales
arc numerous.
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A Scientific wonssr.

The cures that stand 10 its credit
make bueklsns Arniea salve q selea.
iihs wonder, Il cured r. r. MulfoFd,
lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry,
WaynesboFo, Pa, Of a distressing ease
Of piles, Il heals the worst burns, sores.
ooils, uleeEs eats, wounds sAlblains
and salt Eheum, only 25s AZ }. c.
foFFy's drug store.
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Aaarsssaa INC v. M. Q. A.

Fred u. Smith, national Y. NJ. c. A.
secretary, and a speaker of national
reputation, addressed the members OF
the local Y NJ, c, A. alta banquet given
In his honor last evening. About 200
Of the Christian workers of the city
gathered 20 meet the distinguished lead,
er,
NJ, Smith was IN salem some dve
years ago, a. which time he made an
address that inspired local business
men 20 build a Y. NJ. Q. A. home here
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WILD
GOOSE
DEAL
Major [. S. French Buys the
Railroad With the An
Serine Title
Pour O'Clock Edltion.)

seattle. March 3O-News has reached
here Of the sale Of the Wild Goose rail.
way at Nome to Major L. s French,
representing the Kougrock Ditch Min
ing Company, also the purchase Of the
Nome wharf by the same parties from
r. H. Mexson John Rosene. Of the
Northwestern Steamship Company, it
ts supposed engineered the leal.
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X-RAYS

Who can say 10 is an urla,lj
Der after the rescue in Frat,, ,r
A Condor paper created ahS-|
fusion In lee town by putaF 4
following notieei "Dcafss-taH X
city. Hubby has dissovsft1 50 I
is aid that the next moftltg NJ
all the men had left town, sr'sFi
old baehelors.-Arlingion Re,ul
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pnnncrnia rna

Two Democrats filed notices of eaudi.
daey with the secretary of state today,
oglesby Noung. ~ Portland ,audi.
date FOR judge in Department No. ~
The fourth Judicial district.
n u. Nicholas of Portland. Tor Judge
IN neIariment No 4 ~ tho fourth iu.
dicial district.
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To Feed the Eth.

Washington, March 9O-Thst a here
Of 900 elk may be properly pastured,
legislation Is hnding favor 70 set aside
large portion Of the Olympic forest
reservation 10 the state Of Washington
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With an ola enemy Of the race. Con.
ssiPation' often ends in ApPsadisitis
To avoid all serious trouble with
stomach, Liver and BOwelS take DR.
Kings New Life PillA TAsy perfectly
regulate tAese organs without pain or
discomfort s5e At J. c. PsrEy's drug
store, salem, Oregon.
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No Favors shown.

Washington, March 3o.- Garfield and
other officials deny absolutely the San
Francisco story that the department
Inspected California oil, 90 as TO ex.
elude ail but the Standard. No test
is rsluired by the regulations
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waking Him I'm.

The widow-Now, gsi,in' rigll Z
teh cold, hahd facts, Nose, vla'
yd prospeo'si
The suitor-Mah dsah. l'ss e
good job as mahagsh Oh q laus.i'
sight
The widow-well, 20 waai -
dat out OBJ sight an fo'gii ~ MAJ
husband had dat sane haliusia''
but de lady who promised 'sA
honeh and obey him positively 70
teh be Dc laundTyl-Puek
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WIN Rsamlns Rins Ranrs

Major Prank RakeF, of the Oregon
National Guard, viii he here sunday %
examine che local range. with the view
81 selecting salem AZ the next place 20
held the annual shooting tournament
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Suffrage Meeting

Miss pevoe, of Chicago, win speak
on woman suffrage next Sunday AZ ?
3. M. at the Baptist church. All cor
daily invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-30

The Citizens Light a Traction Com,
pany Is today putting In a new switch
h front Of the brick store. on South
street.
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OABTOREA.
.stAs 1la kad rc New MulIl BssEti
.1''' q &1HAZIZZ<
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can Ragister satuTday NlEli

The county clerks once ~
opened Saturday evening until sec
20 enable the woFkingmsn Of S'a =
vicinity 70 register
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NEW TODAY

wAutsd.-A second hand roller. topped
desk with door on one side. Call at
Ytw pafk store. a.80.3t'
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Money to Loan

THOMAS X. RORD,
oyg Laed A BosA's BsHk, salssa, Or.
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Women Who Wear Well.

IL IS astonishing how great a chanca .
iew years OF married life often mako N
tne appearance and disposition of mapr
women. The freshness, the charm. tbc
orllliance vanish like the bloom from n
peach which is rudely handled Tbs
matron Is only dim shadow, a faint echo
Oh tne charming maiden. There ore two
reasons for this change, iguorance ana
neglect Few young women appreciate
tho shock to the system throu-h tho
change which Genes with marriage ane
motherhood. Many neglect to deal wl,h
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
neSsos which too often come with NAV
rlage and motherhood, not unders,andIne
that this secret drain is robbnc the chee,
OF Its freshness and the form Of It's
fairness.
AS surely as the general health suffer,
when there Is derspgement Of the health
Of the delicate womsrSg organs. so surely
whef these organ3 Ers>es;abllshed 10
healNh the IQee an9,s@sAgt ONCE witness
tothe tactin reA1E6d tomelnrOSA Nearly
a-mllllon women have found health and
happiness in The use Of DR., Plorco's Fa.
gorIle PresSrLnt!on.. 1t makes weak won.
en- strong and sick women we'll. Ingredi
ents on label-contains no alcohol Of
harmful habit forming drugs Mad,
wholly Of those native, American, medic
lnal roots most highly recommended h
leading medical authorities OF all the sov
eral schools OF practice for the cure o
woman's peculiar ailments.
For nursing mothers,o or for those broken
down in health by too frequent bearing o
children, also for the expectant mothers
| TO prepare the system for tho coming Q
baby and making its advent easy an
almost painless, there Is no medicine quit
50 good as "Favorite Prescription
can do no harm in any condition Of th
system. 1t is most potent invigoratin
tonic and strengthening nervine nicel
adapted TO woman's delicate system by
physician OF large experience In the trea'
ment of woman's peculiar allments.
DR.. Pierce may be consulted by lett'
free OF charge. Address Or. +, Y. Pierre
Invalds' Hotel aad Surgical lnstitnt
Buffalo, N Y.
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Deafness Cannot BE Cured

BY local application, as they can
mot reach the diseased portion OF the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitu-
t,onal remedies. Deafness Is caused
by an inhamed condition of the mu-
cons lining of the Eutachlan Tube
wban this tube is infamed you have
a rumbllng sound or imperfect hear
ing and when It is entirely closed
Deafness is the result and unless
the Inflammation can be taken ou'
and this tube restored to It's Norman
condition. hearing will be destroyed
soraver. nine case out Of ten arr
caused by Catarrh, which is nothin'
mt an inflamed condition of the mu
cous surfaces. Du.,,
We will give One Hundred Dolla7l
for any case Of Deafness (caused D.
catarrh) that cannot be cured D.
Halls catarrh Cure. Send Tor clreu I,o
lars lars free. F. ]. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75e.
Take Halls Family pills Tor COZ
stipation.
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nnnrIANn MARKET.

Wheat-Club. 65 "a 66c; Vaiiey
67e. blue stem, 81 a csc.
oats-Choice white. s25g S2o'oO
Niustun-Bran. SIC.
Hav-Tlmothy, sl1GSi2; alfalfa
$3.50.
vetch-s7GS7.5O.
Potatoes-S5d 9Oc.
Poultry-Average old hen' "a Sc
n,,vod chickens, 11G12e; young
rooster. 12q13c; dressed chickens
,o@18c; turkeys. live, l6@l7e; tur-
views. dressed. l9d zoe; geese i've, oc
1oc. ducks, 15@1Gc; pigeons 'i'OO
a d1.25. .
pork-Dresaed. 6q6he.
Reef-Dressed. q5hc'
Mutton-6q7e. , :,
Hops-l1@14c D' aeeoro''s ~
quality. 80 maaium
qo@g1c; eastern Oregon lSV i''
Mohalr-26G 2se. .oa
pu,tar-Fancy Creamery SVu
axe. store butter. 25627e'
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Smith, Mr.. Minton, Mr.. Anderson
and choir.
Hymn" There is Song in the
Air" No. 212.
Prayer.
Anthem, "The Christmas Herald"
(Coomes), Mrs. Bean. Miss Corneli-
us, Mr.. Hughes and choir.
Short address. Rev, w. H. Sell
leck.
Anthem, "shout the Glad It'd
lngs," (Marzo), Mrs. Simon, Miss
Cornelius, Mr.. Wenger and choir.
Solo, christmas Song (shehy)
Mrs. Frank Bean.
Hymn, "The Angels Song NO
12O.
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An Agricultural school.

Tho Albany Herald OF Friday says
p,ot catch. president of the oregon
!, rr,cnltural college at Corvallis mas
.a.,'od - notice to quit at the close Oh
sst ,e,s -, scholastic year. The board o'
regents is therefore looking ior a , SUI,
.',ssor 70 the aged president. Among
go .Sos nnaer consideration are Presl-
80. r d Ressler Of the state nor
uel' .ohooI At Monmouth and Froi'
ma, n,','av Of stanford university Ihe
orsgon Agricultural college Is ni's
a. in one respect. That Is u l' IN. n,a,
M ~ :" % nnder the name OF an agricul-
., az. college. while in fact It Is 70 .
large large extent a literary school, CON ond
lars. ~',tb the state university ana
pe', .ata'a,ded normal schools in'
Ste s' Of money appropriated oy S. ,'s .
was's waste . ,n the name OF education Is
i,,''s,rated is'as in solicitors from one one
S'a's,I' @ Az STATE trying to turn prospso'
31s' 9,1a students from one state-@lasa l.,,1. ~
.'.,,,on ~ to another. The 0o''a,', ''.as
sti'u.,on , n not exempt from this prae
seho0, ,,ouqb It is supposed 10 DS 60 .
ssr,eultural school. Beslos' ' o,bsrs me Il
,,,s school there are hVe o'ns', ~ !
,Ss alp United states which, Wal' 81 ,aa,It, ssiIt,
agricultural schools. are are n re.t ar
literary schools. All the .,a,- nam
,arhnical lss institutions. as 'he'' H1
Implies. ~ prof. Ressie
90 the presidency OF the COT, PES a,.I
.osooI ~ is the fact that he ',v anu ]
Isan, Campbell OF the unive',,., W. I'm,
oreson o1es are on very friendly ss' b, !,
and me friction hitherto eAls' a "a,
s.,asn anu the state university ana l,'v,s va
.~s,eultural .ssT college might ss os'ii I,
Ia whoever Is made pss.',s pre-. - mal
ss,,eultural ~ college should .os,eaIt, = nit
~Sat is name implies. an as
raj school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24


r,u,. cara No. 4s. sneetive NoVem'
her 25, 19:O1 a. m
Toward Portland.
No. is-s:9s a. M oregon
press. co,,.gs Grove
No. l2-s:5s p. M Oregon 81
press. por,,aud en-
press. asnarts At
,,.so a. m. Portland fast freight
No. 22s-li;BS a. M. Departs
,a.15 D. m. way freight.
reward san Francisco
No. 1s-l;sl q. m. San Francisco
express. c.lifornia
express. co,,,1a Grove
express. c.,,,oru,a ex
' No. aai-s,ss a. n Portland i''
No. a25-Il:ss a M dspaF" :
lu,s5 m. way freight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24

Local Wholesale Market.
Wheat-57c.
Local wheat-65c.
Oats-32c.
Barley-S24.
Flour-SS.25.
Mill feed-Bran, $500; shorts,
$4,000.
Hay-Cheat and clover, $500 per
ton; timothy, $1,000 per ton.
Eggs-30c.
Hens-1Oc; young chickens, 10o,
Ducks-1Oc; geese, Sc; turkeys,
Ice.
Butter-35c; butter fat, 3sc.
onions-55@75c cwt.; potatoes
40c cwt.
cwt.
Hops-Choice. lac; prime Il
choice, 1SQ1Slac; medium to prime
10@11c.
Chittim bark-5k 96o.
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HOTEL OREGON

Garner Of Seventh and STARK s''"''A
Poraasd, Oregon
Ths nsw and modern hotel OF 'As sl'
Caters parsisulAriy 20 rssiS'".s q p
- "a Othsr orsgOs sitisA Europs-n
- -. bus Rates tl.Oo per day
saA uywssd. HAadsoosst gFIn y 80. -.
Va snd prices a. lO~ as m plAes,
~. - ,s.rastiys. Daily Capital J0SF"'''
on hl@ x,oxxt. 20
wR10HEpICKEHsoH HOTEL "
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|HmsTNIAs SONG SERVICE.
|festing Services Were Held h'
the Methodist Church Last
Night.

n Interesting Christmas service
held at the First Methodist
rch last night. The exercises con-
"a of a song service and snort
appropriate address by the pas
The program follows:
|athem. Come All Ye Faithiul'
'aditionaD.
|Clo, Calm the Listening AIT
Pray, Birdie Il. Butler.
{lnn, Silent Night" No. l2S'
%nyer.
pet, Star of the East" CPheips'
Ne Cornelius and DR.. Heritage
Eaihem. GLORY TO God In tins
Pest" (Buck), Mrs. MeNary' MIS-
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= THE INTERVIEWER.

n
u,.tors went to Portland
r. to have another confer
|'I'ip' s'tb MIR. A. welch. who is
W. .sa Salem and Mehama cleo
The mayor is confident
~ few more obstacles are
,be work can be got In
! begin construction early in
b.. There has been delay
!. - and a few parties there
/ mink they are helping them
"a posslbly helping some rail
4 many by keeping the electric
aut It is a great mistake.
I.,.m and Mehama electric will
h .-c business man, and In
40 value of every foot 9f
Il or the line. There is nat
,.,onsv of other small places
- not yet connected with the
,,,t will eventually cover and
,vory town in the William
..rr. and no town should fight
slr town getting connections
/ more is no opposition to the
4 !, line at Salem. 1t is the uni"
4, desire of our business men
ne line be built"
i, D. NJ. Jones. of Sodaville,
4 county. was in the city Satur-
/ Ina Sunday, visiting his sister
Ia. W. Johnson. and renewing a
!, oeouaintances, and he called
n Journal Office. DR.. Jones has
|H,,llv retired from practice, and
watts on the sick when he CAM
|, the OBJ. He is so we'll himself
he seems to have an aversion
\ sick room. He is happy run
large bands of sheep, and says
Ind more enjoyment with m!
and shepard dogs than an!
|, conceivable occupation. Yes
president of the Mineral Spring
sge. and we propose making ina
Imtlon a sure cure for Ignorance
the past, and IL is growing, too
n speaks we'll for the intelli
\ Of our community. l want Tn
nal editor to come M and tai
some time" But the good doc
vouldn't say whether he mean
|se school and teachers or to nj
\ Of sheep and dogs.
|E H. Wyse. of McMinnvili'
evangelist of the Baptl'
|yh, occupied the Salem Bapu'
Ms yesterday, and is very muc
bed with our city. He says sale'
very fine city. and In point
sth next to Portland. "The hel
J Of the Baptist denomination
bod condition. McMinnville co
has started a movement to raj
900, and is making the create
PISS in its history. We are pun.
RW churches at Portland, SCI
4, St. Johns and BrownsVill
have enlarged our church at NJ
|hhlle. Our denomination
ping, and we are reaching out i
b. fields of evangelization.'
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Retail Market.

Flour-s1 per sack.
Bran-65c per sack, $2OG s2i per
ton; shorts. 9Oc per sack, s22 q $2i
per ton.
Hay-Timothy, csc per cwt. ,
cheat and clover, 45c per cwt., IS
per ton.
oats-$1.15 per cwt.; wheat. 75c'
rolled barley. S25.OO@2S.OO per ton
Eggs-35c,
Apples-5Oc to Sl.oO, according
to quality.
Butter-Couutry, 25a 27c; cream
cry, 40c.
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ron aAIR.

For sale-Team with wagon and
harness, good as new. ". A.
Aufranc, az miles east OF Salem.
on Macleay road. r. +. d. No. Q,
Salem. i2-21-6ts
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
Make Salem Good Home
Market"
SALEM MARKET.
stelner's Market.

Steiner's Market.
Dealers in fish, game and poultry.
Highest cash price paid for eggs.
Prompt delivery, State street.
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Tropical Fruits.

Bananas Y c per Id.
oranges-$4.00@5.O0.
Lemons-s5.OO@ 600.
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Livestock.

Cattle-1lOOq120O 10 steers,
SAC.
Lighter steers-2h d2%c.
Cows and heifers-sOo@lO 1000 io'
.2Q2Mc,
Stock hogs--5h a &c.
Hogs-175Q25O 10. fat, $500 o
$6.25.
sheep-4ho.
Lambs-5c.
Veal-Dressed, 6h a.
Hogs-Dressed. Sc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24

GuINH AAAe -.
Kilmer's Swaiii III,
Root, the great .,aJ H'J
ney, liver and blad'
der remedy,
1t is the great nleu, .s..
icai triumph OF the .
nineteenth century !
discoveredafterye year : !
of scientific reseaISn =. !
bv DR.. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney ano
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24
YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACKF

Hy Trouble Makes You MiseraOis'
|lnost everybody who reads the news, 's,.i
rs is sure to know of the wondeinI ~ ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24

Eder specialist, and Is wonas,iullii.y
essful in promptly curing lame Dauni and
acid, catarrh of the blaausi -, -,
|hi's Disease, which is the "o's'
OF kidney trouble. 49,
Kilmer's Swamp-Root IS not re-. ree.
rended for everything but II you il, llIss -.
-, liver or bladder trouble II VII - -
a just the remedy YOU need l,;ss,l y i,,,
tested in so many ways, IN hoS ''S has
and in private practice, s',J ,hat 4
Esd 50 successful in every case 80 sI nv
Pa arrangement has been mass - ~ =.
rh all readers of this paper Nlo ',.,,,le -
.lready tried it, may have $50. Z seIl-
le sent free by mail, also q S p31n p,,''- ~ 70
more about Swamp-Root, ana n,n ,,o,,- 4,
Foatif YOU have1idney or blaaas, s',,.. ,l,is
When writing meution rssu.ass u.,5 vour
rfous ofIer in this paper anu -. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24

size bottles are h -,, make
y all good druggists. Don ,'s,,,e. ,
mistake, bat remenaber lnS Is 90
Root, DR.. Kilmer's swan, y oa
tns address. Bingha1nton' y. - -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24

% UT. klInltr
Binghamton,
La' The regular
cent aud one
Nr size hofffaa are