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Dinner stakes for TwO-Year.Olds the ChIeG
Feature.

for two .year-ods. four aud a half furongs.
will be run A. Rcnnings Tomorrow. with
Sptncer Wells. NJ Busch and Red Roe having
good chances. In tho first race, for platers
~ seven furlongs, Workman, Right and True
md Clements look best NIaidens viii run
m the third race, al seven furlongs, with Call
Rov. Cartvhecl and Wilton Iackaye dan
cerous.
In the hsndicsp stpeplpchsse, AZ about
iuo lnIles, the coli entry Kara, Gus SfrHus
snd Percentage will bc PLAYED 70 hcat tsseN
i-o.vesr-olds four and \ half furlonRs
Personal. Obdnrate and Taboo look best
rlaters will run In he last race. AZ a mile aud
IN yards. vith Obert. lslly and The Shaugh-
rsvn perhaps the best The entries follow:
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NO BENNINGS ACTION.
Racing Men Ready 20 he Heard, but Did
Not Get the Chance.

WAsHrNGTON. April 3EIpected action
NJ the bill TO prevent gambling az the Ben
rnRs rscetrack did not mateTialize In the Dis
ir,c' NJ Columbia Committee Of the Senate
10 dsv. The legislation was In the form Of
uroposed amendment To Till authorizing
ne Widening NJ RenninEs road
Because Of some irTeRularty IN the road hill
Tho whole subject was recalled from the
Sens'N This action prevented results 50
iar AZ the proposed anti-ga milling legisla-
LOO was concerned representation Of
-aeins men from Beuuings was present ask
W 70 be heard. but the committee decided
MI 20 hear them
NteT the meeting the statement was made
hat the members we're unit In favor OF
legislation 10 suppress betting AZ Benninga.
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IN The BASEBALL WORLD
IGRAW AND MS BAND SAY
GOOD.BY TO TENAS.

FOllAn vi UaIlns, 10 " ~ FhTllnk
sOuNenir--G0Od Pitehlng ny BeeeheF
With Glade IN the BOx, the New YORK
Americans DO Up the Atlantis Team
DALLAS, Tex. April o.. incr siK weeks Of
training In the Lone Star state tho New ORR
Nationals started north tonight for Joe
McGlnnitys home town. Nc Alesier OKLA.
The formal leave taking Of Dallas vas o.
CASTOR lHrk this afternoon, When the New
York regulars Ralopcd away with IN I'M
interesting gamo by q score of too II was
4 chilly. dark day Some OF the local rooters
had entertained hop0thst the Dallas team
might give the New Works q black cyc as
parting souvenir. but they gave M all hope
after the first three innings with a slic
lead the McGrawitcs hustled through the
game but nevertheless played good ball at all
times
Toward the finish It vas q contest to score
run, but the faWless fielding of the New
lorks and BeeCher's fine pitching we're COM
bination that would not yield ono tally. The
New Works hit hard A. tho start and rollec-
ton Of Wild throws, mufs and fnmblcs made
the runs come easy Wiltse Iiichrd Ave
innings in good style II hring ho first tOirlinr
he has done In Dallas The msn behind
we're husiling all the time, especially on the
bases shannon stole three cushions, ST rini.
lnr from first IN second and second 10 third
In one nniuC. lrrd fennel also stole second
and third in one inning. The sCurr'
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JORRlv DOEN SOME SLrGGING.
Makes Two HNme Runs, aud BrOOklInS
Win in the Ninth Inning.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. April3. -- The Brooklrns
wound up their stay in this city with victory
to-day which was marked by some terrific
smuggling on the part Of tho Brooklynites Tim
Jordan led the batting with three extra base
vallops. two Of which We're Tor tho circuit.
Tho big first basomsns drives we're all IN
different pitchers. lord9n drove IN two
runs and scored three himself
Brooklvn needed three runs to win in the
final inning. and Capt. Lun,ley, batting for
Finlayson paved the way with a three base
drive to right centre. Pattec and Malonev
failed N reach first bur BuICh nui IN solid
liner TO left scoring ldmley. and Jordan pu'
tho RrnOklyus IN the running with q three
hasc hl to right AlpernIsn wound up the
rally with another home run, The score.
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Marshall pays Brilliantly In Masters
Tournament, Defeating Won Ia srdeIeben.
'spfCla7 Cdh' Ofgp1Fd 70 THE SUI.

-pfClG Qhe btspHfd N lht olN'
vIENNA, April SIN the ninth round OF
the international chess masters touTua.
mert to-day. I. j. Marshall. the American
PLAYER. won brilliantly from Curt Won
Bardslcben Of Germany and In, CONSEQUENCE
Russia, for fourth place. The Nmericaus
NAV Nas the event Of the day Ruben
stein. on the other hand. drew his game with
Schlechter, while pUres won from llr. Perlis
and tied Schlachter for the lead MaroCzy
stavs In third place owing 90 his inability
10 finish his game With Cohn lhis game
vas adjourned In an even position. In the
other gamfs. Tetchmann Won from Joiner,
Ieonhnrdt, Salwe drew with Suechting
while the game between Berger and Alspn
was adjourned In favor Of Alapln. The
record TO date.
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First haSe uu errors NcW Work, 2 Two bBS"
hits Burnett. Wlitse Sacrifice hlt shannon
len on na~eS NeW YORK >. nslla4 .. Struck ont
Ry Wlltse r. b! Burnett ?, by Bcschsr I; nv Cooper
Hts on hiltSe, slI In tve innings, on RfeCHsr,
0nc In four Innings llrst base ou ball, ON Rur
Hru. I. m NUtNS. I Stolen base Tcnncy. ..
shannon, = Wllt,e M by pitcher h, cooper. !.
Wild pitch Cooper Umpire puindcI,cr lime .
hour and - minutes.
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Two base hits Stahl GLADE Castro. Three has"
Nit. Kleinov First base on errors Atlanta, ;.
Gridith, Reekcr. Philhln Icft on bsScs- New
York, = Atlanta, =. First base IN ballS.-Or cum
mlnEs, T. Hi' by pitcher Rv Glsde L. By cum.
mingS T. struck out--By Glade . by Scnopp. ..
by Cummings, + Passed ball PhllhIn Wild pitch
Atkins. Umplro--NeJks. Tmc--l hour and ~
minutes
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PrInccton's Gun Dates.

The schedule of tho Princeton Gun club
begins with to-dsvs meet with The Montclair
Gun Club The other meos are.
AprA II, Harvard al Princeton; tb Meadow Brook
Gun Club Al Meadow Brook NJ; May 2. Montcisr
Gun Club ~ Princeton o. intercollegiate shoot a.
Boston; 70, Yale Al Princeton; -. MEADOW Brook
Gun Club ~ Prlnoetoa
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Young Tn. In the Game with Fort Worth.

FoET Womb Tex, April a.-Thc last ap-
urarancc Of the Young division Of the Ncw
York Nationals In Fort Worth resulted In
tie score or > TO ., this being the third dra Nn
game between these teams. The Panthers
would have won but FOR triple nv HPrlog
IN the eighth inning The bases were tiled
~ tho time aud two mpn scored DPvore
tho New lorks did not wait 10 MAY their
half of the tenth tins Pndrd the scoring Afnes
allowed -four hits I'm Ave innings and struck
ont the first three men that faced him Gran.
dali vgT the vlcttn Of some had fielding IN
the eighth Score by innings
HAu
New York . q q ? -
lor Worth o o OOz O-s
Battsrles-.Ames. CrandAn, James and SnodSTS=E
hillef, Dupree. Jacoby and hontg0meTy
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nIlllarhN.

4 match at ~ inch balk line has been ar
ranged between Morris D. Brown and Charles
+. White. Brooklyn, 10 be played a. tho
Eniokerhccker Academy. The men are 10
play 200 points In blocks OF 5UO night, be-
ginning on April g.
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NoNIuONERT.
Totals. II 81 10 /
Rated for Flnlsyson in the ninth lunng


Two base bit Almqulst Three base hlts-
Jordan, Lumey, pepDe. Home rIpS-Jordan f,l
Alperman. First base on error Montgomery,
Lef on bases Brooklyn e. MoniEomrr, u.s.
Stolen hssss-- Psttcs, PsItrr ~, Fery o.. Has
~ Double play-Peppc, HsSsett and Baxter
struck out BY Stsckpoe, !; hy CHstAl I. by
AlmquSt, :; hy Helm, ;; hy Holmes, l. by Flnlay.
son :. BY Hunter, ? First haSe on bslls- on { ~.
stall. > od Almqulst, !, OF Helm T. 90 Holmes s.
OF Fipay son, l. Hi BY pitcher BY Stackpole I;
by Holmes I by rlDaysop. :. Wild pitch Aim
qiilst. iitS-On StAck pole. In three innings:
on Crystal | IN three Innings; od AlnqulSt l IN
one inning ~ Helm . 10 two innings; OF Holmes,
one and 3 third innings Passed bsll-Butlsr.
Umpire StIckne:'. Time hougs and Is minutes.
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TWO RACES FOR ], E. MADDEN
I ~ lHfRt iND HIGH RANGE
>cOPT TnR HIV IT HENNINGS.
W,rsub, Hldcs rOur winners Cam.
psisner. nob Callahan. Jr,. MlllstOne
md PsVk R0W TAXI the Other naCes
NJ Of tbc winners Receive support.

"ugnD1oN. April &C. John E. Madden
,4u TOO races at Jennings to-day, while
"t,srfhr. With iour winners, carried % the
..rs nonors Of The day, -Four fayoriies
r,'c defeated over a good track, The
roqtlsr VAS cloudy and the attendance
n, simple llonours. TO 5 fayorite In
f-. rrst race, handicap At ak and half
..lorgF, led from the start TO the last fur
l,rg POLE, where be stopped. Then Cam
rugner. 10 ?, stepped up on the rail and
lasted long enough to win by o head from
smoker. ~ 10 8, who beat the fayorite half
"a length McCahey rode the winner, while
NiC, arth, was on the third horse. The time
t,si? Is.
Madden Won tho bulk Of the honors in the
D., md race. tor maiden two-year-olds. at
four and halr urlongs, when Takahira
and po>I,er, coupled at / to T. ran first and
.s,ond rcspectiNely, the former rolling
home rith eight lengths to spare, while the
stsr heHt Lady Ethelyn. 20 10 /, half
lsryth 'or tho place, Mccarthy handled
ne Dlnner with ease. The time was Ojs
Boh callahan, Jr, . 10 10, after racing
ksuptJs. I 10 t. into submission won the
rhrd race for paters, at six and a half fur
longs, IN a gallop Mccarthy having the leg
N kempton had a cinCh on the place with
True Boz, u 10 /. third. The time Was l;2S
Mccarthy rode Madden's High Range.
coupled with abandon at TO 10, to victory
r. Tho fourth event, for two.year- r-olds four
srd a half furlongs Tim Pippin, a 20 TO
,ho' harked from 80 made all the pace 10
'ta middle OF the stretch, where High Range
-ssd him and the latter hung. High
large then won easily by length and half
rhic Elizabeth Sweeney. a 80 to I shot, took
- rlscs from Tim Pippin by half length,
zoo LatT, to 5. was Outrun all the way.
fhs time was OSs Is.
Mccarthy also rode Milestone. backed
rom n I, successfully in tho Nth race at
..N and half furlonEs Milestone VAS always
un with the pace and went 70 the front readily
10 win as he pleased by three lengths In
rs IS Bill Days Umbrella, 10 I, beat
venus. 4 To I, IN 3 drive for the place. Brook
dale, IA 10 fayortte. was on poorly and never
got clear,
Park Row. 10 I, had early speed In tho
s'Nlh race, Al 4 mile and forty yards, and
udsT hard drive managed 10 win by a
Isad from Bill Daly's killleCrankie. Q to ..
NoIuessing, 6 10 favOrite, after leading for
= short distance tired. The time was lls.
The summaries.
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TO.DAY'S CARD FOR BENNINGS.

Good start: won driving Psrk Row, b. g., ). by
Mlrthtll-SkyScraper owned by II Harms
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At oHAaLorrEsyLLE

At cH4RLorrEVuLE.
Cornel............0 o q =. s
Virginia % q . q O..-I q
Rattcries- GoodHlllie Bark'r and Lslly Walker
and Pearson.
Al CARLISLE.
Carlisle, .. ........ 90 90
Western Man land. 1 o % q "a
batteries CARLOW, Thorpe and WauscAa; Hanks
and Gibson
At OHIO TIELD,
New YORK University. o q 10
BOWdnln ........ .... O o a 5
Rauchcs-Gasch and Frlcdrloks; Scanran ana
Bower
~ SOUTH oNsaE
Seton Han ColleTeO O I 400 % +.
University ot Yer, q q I n q q n.
Rausns1 Mahoncl, M.egsn and burke Bar
rinEton and Hunt
At wAET FOREST.
Colgate. 900 ooO ooO
Lake Forest - 40 % III - \
Cotton states League.
z At Meridian Meridian, s. Columbus
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AL AUTOS All PRICES


That Make Y rICN acS FINEST Cundlt on
Manhattan's Pioneer Automobile Establish.
Inent,
rierce timousines, q M, Pierce Touring ann
81 500, S.0Oo &.Ho Packsrds tan up IS LOcOmO-
bIle,, SO ~ 500 Daimler SpC tqoD Nlcguota
1900, 1917 Hartford Toutnbout = 100 1901 fity-
Pope. 600: i1G Pope RunabOut, tsO. Thomas
Tory" IAN RunSbouts and Touring 1907 pldsmO-
llr Touring 1917 siI cy Under ROlO Royce Landau.
lette slS.cylnder FrayT.Mnlcr. s. 500 Peerless
"Ihir'. - .tOo' Knox, $50. MaIweS, cheap, 1901
Rar, blsrs, $3.50, Rat - Bn, IS CsdilacS, all mOdeS
lsDh ltJ7 and cylinders, cheap; Stevens Dutyea.
$50, SO Glldes, $50. 90 Other opportunities
Demonstrations given.
AUTO I0DIES EVERY SORT
Prices i.ATREMELY kcasohaps Put on 81 our car
BROADWAY MAMMOTH AUTOMOBILE E1.
GRANGE,
1Ss 10 7i5 West bSth IT.. broadway.
THE RAINIrR MOTOR CAR COMPANY have
for sale a number Of used Rainier cars both In
1917 and 1919 models Including Touring cars
lNnsbouts and iimouSnes These have been
taken In trade for 1908 llau"rs. are all thoroughly
overhaued mechanically, r,Gnlshed Ike noW, and
arc guaranteed tree OF repairs for periods ranging
from siI 70 nlnc months lney arc strictly high
grade cars. offered hy ttc nanutacturer whoss
Interest docs not cease with the Ae, sud therefore
nre much better Investment than many new
cars Of Inferior quality. Prices from td0l 10
S?70O Demonstration Cnseriulv given. Can bs
~tn ~ the Company Sale-roonis, broadway
snd Fify sixth street, Ncw nH;.
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Cotton states League.
q At MeridiGn--hsrldiln. s. Columbus :.
~ JAckson-0ulfD0rt, q. Jackson, :.
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rtFTH MACE


Good start: won easily; Milestone, ch G., l. by
Roysl Flush IIl.-TeSSs I ; owned by J.. I, Miller
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AUTO lODIES EVERY SORT

'ricrs IATREMLLY kcasohahr Put on your Car.
ROADWAY MAMMOTH AUTOMOBILE E1.
GRANGE,
13s 10 7iS West b8th IT.. Broadway.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24

ff
 DC all linca French suitine9, 100 colors to pick from Y 3-la All Doe ca~hne1e now Der yard 28e AIl Sl dress goods, any grade or color now }ac und oe Al 77c dress goods anl color or kind 33c
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24
MEMS AND BOYS SUITS AND OVERcOAIS

Hand woven Wor-ted Suits, all colors, well
 made sold before Christmas for sl0, now
 choice in this sale ....-.--.---. D"'oo Well made hand woven Worsted or Wool Cash
 mere Suits sold before Christmas up to
 ss 5O your choice per suit ................ sS.oo Black, blue, grey or fancy mixed Worsted all
 wool Scotch Tweed Cashmere, well made
 made and peri ect fitting. sold before
 Christmas for SIP 5O, now--.....-..-. oo'fo Hand tailored Suit- formerly sold tor el3 an4
 style. color make ot cloth ....--. 9o'So
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24

Al former -23 Long Coak, 0h
 AN former 112 F0 Long Clako .-.. ...--...- '43l Ali former sl0 Long CIoaks .....-....... 3oo An former Misses e5 Cloaks .......-....... 23s All former Misses s6 10 Cloaks ......-..--. 3'f' An former Misses -10 CoaFs f.f
 AM former a109 Waists. ...---....... 4oe Ali former sl B Waists -... e91 Ali former I 30 Waists -...... ..----...... " All former s2 00 Waists -..-..... .---- I'l. All former -2 rg " is-- ............-
 An fo-rto- go Wa-t- .-....--....-.-
 All former 70 Waists ts.-..........-.-- ......'.
 XVI ta~re uJ Iade- Cnder-kilts, uoW going at 4''
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24

,,l f.n,..r , -o ,le1. yiei Kid shaes. now wy. li9 All former 500 yici Kid or Box Calf Shoes for
 Men, now..... ....-.---- 179 An farmer ,, ,5o Patent Leather Shoes, now 1t5 Al, forn,or 3 oo Patent Leather Shoes far Men 1s5 All former 35o Patent Leather Shoes for Men 219 All for ner 8.5o Vice, Box Calf or Velour Shoes
 f--,ro- 229 All former 400 Shoes for Men, Patent, Vici,
 Velour or Box Calf. now ................ 28o All former 50, 500 and 600 Mems Shoes, now
 roing at ...... ........ 2.98, 19 to s.57 An former 500 Ladies Shoes, at l.88 An former 2aO Ladies Shoes, now at.... -... 1.65
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24


 NM Gormgr 215 Ladies 5hoy-, uow....-....... I.4' AM former 2u1 Ladies ahocs HON ........... l-l' All former 75 Ladies Shoes, now..... S9c AI former { ~ Ladies sAoes now ...... -." KIM former 50 Ladies Patent Leather Shoes --i' AM forner1 50 Misses Shoes, now ...- 79c All former 00 Miss Shoes, new ...-....- l.l9 Au former , 5o Misses Shoes, .......... 193 Al lformer Mems Heavy % Shoes at I 79 5i4...er.au EIi. ly4 .74,- -t .......-..... I..' All former 90 High Top Shoes at ...-........ ? 45 All former GO High Top Shoes att. 3.19 and 29' Pubber goods at Tar less than cost
 All former I 80 Boys shoes. ...........-.. e8c All former 2 % Boys Shoes .....-.... li8 Al former 70 Boys Shoes, now l57 AII former O0 Boys Shoes, now ....-....-.- l-68
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05
How 20 Cure n Cold.

Be as careful as you can you will
occasionally take cold, an dwhen you
do, get a medicine of known rellabll-
ity, one that has an established repu-
tatlon and that's certain to effect a
quick cure. Such medicine Is
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. II
has gained a world wide reputation
by Its remarkable cures of this most
common ailment, and can always be
depended upon. It acts on natures
plan, relieves the lungs, aids expec-
toration, opens the secretlons and
aids nature in restoring the system to
healthy condition. During the
many years in which IL has been in
general use we have yet to learn of a
single case of cold or attack OF the
grip having resulted In pneumonia
when this remedy was used, which
shows conclusively that it is a certain
preventive of that dangerous disease.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy con-
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may be given as confidently to baby
as to an adult. For sale at DR.. Stone'e
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05

SPECIAL BARGAINS

Good dairy ranch near Slab creek IN
Tillamook county. 100 acres with
10 good cows. 20 acres cleared,
fair Groom house, barn for. ~
cows, horses, 90 tons hay. This
for sale or transfer for Salem
property. VIII take $500 cash,
aud 81 day till paid out, only
$4,000.
A beautiful dairy farm, 40 acres, 5
mile from town. fine spring water,
good barn, fair 4-room house, ESQ
English walnuts, 1900 loganber-
ries, 2 acres bearing orchard, well
tiled, $400 worth OF tlling on place.
A Joe dandy. $4,000.
Houses and lots for sale and rent.
Reasonable prices II you want any
thing In this line. Want notary
work, or best OF Insurance.; want
help or want work of any kind
Register you wants with
II. II. RYAN,
Corner Commercial and Center SITS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05

'T have had seven years of proof
that Dr. Kings New Discovery is the
best medicine to take for coughs and
colds and for every diseased condition
of throat. chest TO lungs" says w. "
Henry, OF Panama, Mo. The world
has had 3S years of proof that DR..
Kings New Discovery Is the best
remedy for coughs, colds, la grippe,
asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, hem
orrhage of the lungs, and the early
stages OF consumption. It's timely
use always prevents the development
of pneumonia. Sold under guarantee
at j. G. Perry's drug store. soc and
s1.00. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05
How Is Your Itgrstion.

Ave, San Francisco, recommends q
remedy for stomach trouble. She
says: Gratitude for the wonderful
eject of Electric Biiters In a case of
acute Indigestion, prompts this testi-
monial. / am fully convinced that
for stomach and liver troubles Elec-
trio Bitters Is the best remedy on the
market today" This great tonic and
alternative medicine invigorates the
system, purifies the blood and is espe-
cially helpful I'm all forms OF female
weakness. soc at J. G. Perry's drug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05
REID is OUT TO
SUPPLANT PLATT

New York, Nov 5.-Members OF
the Republican committee here to-
day say that Whitelaw Reid, Ameri.
can ambassador to Great Britain, Is
candidate for the United States SEN
ate to succeed senator Platt. The
feud between Reid and Platt is one
of long standing, and politicians who
are acquainted with the enmity be-
tween the two men say that Reid will
find considerable difficulty In sup.
planting the former boss.
When President Mckinley was
elected, Reid, who had been ambas-
sador to France under President
Harrison, sought the post at King
Edwards court. He was opposed by
Senator Platt, who succeeded in
preventing his election. Reid was
named as ambassador to Great Brit
ain by Roosevelt.
Since the Platt incident he has
1ad little love for New York's senior
member or the upper house.
Among the candidates for the SEN
ate, besides Reid, are former Cover
nor Frank s. Black, Congressman ].
Sloat Fassett and Timothy l.. Wood
state committee. The Republican
caucus that will select Senator Platt's
successor promises to be a lively
gathering.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

10 acres, GOOD Groom la'tereu
and papered house. barn, outbuill-
ings. fruit, etc. good home, inside
corporation, only $4,000.
acres. good house. barn, fruits, etc
in good location on good road. for
a few days, $3.50.
Good Groom plastered house, barn. .
acres, all in fruit, just out OF Ss,-
lem. This is guod land, gOod homs
only $500.
Also some of the best lots on state
street.
10 acres. one mIle OF good town and
school. on good road, good 7-roOm
house. barn, ontbuildings, all kinds
OF fruits, etc, good water, goSd!
house. only $4,000.
Houses u rent. etc.
II you are looking for farms, or
houses. see
A. @. SMITH n CO.,
Room 8, over United States National
Bank. Salem, Oregon. Y
BARGAINS IN REAR ESTATE.
Why pay rent when we can sell you
little house and two lots, IS
fruit trees, different varieties of
berries, good we'll, for SS25 CASE
You will have to hurry.
sIIOO-Modern Six-Room House.
New modern. 6-room house. bath,
toilet. spetic sewer. wired for cleo
tricity. Only $1100.
Modern $4,000 Property fcr $1,000
One of the best built homes In the
city OF Salem; strictly modern anG
up-to-date. room. double doors
reception hall, bath, two toilets
screen-in back porch, with laundr!
. tubs, large living rooms, larg'
: open fireplace. fine electric fix
lures. large dining room, larg
! bed rooms with closets, basemen
with furnace. large corner lot, CO
ment curb, shade trees. lawn an
flowers; certainly a big bargain TO
$4,000.
: FARMS.
II you are going to buy a farm
buy a good one. Don't buy unit
Is you see the S0-acre farm on beat
L tiful Howell prairie. very best c
soil and location. Price only IS
= per acre. Every foot of good Ian
d Many other farms; any number {
7, acres TO suit.
5-aere tract, improved, for rel
cheap. II you have any properI
10 sell or exchange see
- BECHTEL n MNTON,
Z. 3ti State So, Bayne Buildin
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05
10 CENTS TO STOP THAT ITCH.
How Easy TO Get Relief-fnstant
Relief-From Skin Disease.

How Easy to Get ReIief-Instant
Relief-From Skin Disease.
Is IL worth 10 cents to you to
stop that awful, awful agonizing
itch?
II you are afflicted with skin dis
ease, the kind that seems to battle
medical treatment, and leaves you
wild with itch, we hope you will not
fail to investigate prescription
which is now recommended by many
OF the best skin specialists, even In
preference TO their own prescrir-
tions. II IL the simple soothing oil
of wintergreen compound known as
ID. ID. ID. Prescription. A 10-cent
trial bottle must convince you that
the itch is instantly allayed by this
prescription. Get liberal trial
bottle OF the healing. soothing, ex-
ternal remedy, ID. ID. ID. Prescription
and see!
We feel quite sure that before
long you will he cured. and at any
rate we know--KNOW POSITIVE
LY-that your itch will be aIlayed
instantly, the minute that soothing
liquid is applied to the skin. Capital
Drug Co.
Write direct TO ID. ID. Co., 11ZI
ST., Chicago. enclosing 10
cents for the trial bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05
Colds and Cronn An Chiliren.

my little girl Is subject to colds"
says Mrs VIM. II. Serig, No. Al Fifth
street, Wheeling, w. Va. Last win
ter she had severe spell and ter
rible cough, but cured her with
Chemberlain's Cough Remedy with
out the aid of doctor, and my little
boy has been prevented many times
from having the Group. by the timely
use OF this syrap. This remedy Is
for sale at DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05
A Hairs Brcadth Escnne.

Do you know that everytime you
have a cough or cold and let II run
you are inviting pneumonia, con-
sumption or some other pulmonary
troubleT Don't risk II. Put your
lungs back in perfect health and
stop that cough with Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup.
Price Csc, soc and $1.eo per bot
tie. Sold Ivy all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-05
local Dnte

Nov. 6.-RegistratIon cIou :
city primary.
Monday December e.--Rrr,
ton closes for city election.
December City election
December 1-b. - Frulirogr
meeting, Portland.