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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11
DO You Think
For Yourself ?

Or. do you open your mouth like a vour.
pird shd eulp down whatever food or med,.
cine max DO offered your N
vr\ n n q a
Uk@vNerMen intelligent thinking vom.n
IN need ofRf1xf from weakness, nervousnes.
pAin nid s1xe>tne. then II means much n
Spu that there>0 tns tried aud -lrua homes
spedlcina- on -xsdMn-- conR0alrIoN. cold bs
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II n a N
The makers OF DR.. Pierce's Favorits PR.
scription. for the cure Of weak. nervous. r,,n.
down. over-worked. debilitated. paip-rsckea
women. knowing this medicine 70 bs made nm
OF ingredients. every one OF which has the
strongest possible Endorsement OF the LEADING
and standard authorities of the several
schools OF practice. are perfectly willing. and
In fact are only too glad 70 print, As they do.
the formula. or list OF ingredients, OF which
II y composed. IN plain Enaltsh. on ever
bottls-wrappsr. a -
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The formula OF DR.. Pisrce's Favorite Pre-,
scription will bear the most critical sx xamina-
tion OF medical experts, for IL contain. y,c
alcohol. narcotics harmful. or hsbit-sormins
drugs and no agent enters Into Il that "A not
highly recommended by the most Advanced
and leading redical teachers and suthor-
Isles Of their several schools OF practica
These authorities recommend the ingredient,
pf Df: PlIfSs's fsSorlie PfeEfIpylon Ycr iss
cure ok exsclly Che Same sIImenia for HhIcI
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No other medicine for womsn's ills has snv
such professional endorsement a. DIR Pisrcs,r
Favorits Prescription has received. ia Che ,,n-
qualified accommodation Of each of its
several Ingredients by scores of leading nedl-
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such an encorssmsnt mot worthy OF yoaz
confederation VIZ
A booklet Of ingredients. with numerous
authoritative professional en-, orsements by the
leading medical authorities of this country.
will be mailed free 70 any cns sending name
and address with request for sama Addresu
Dr. n v. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11
NOTICE.
To Improve q Portion 4

Notice Is hereby given lAr
meeting Of the common
the city OF Salem, oresal' =
4, 1908, a resolution vas lal
improve State street 10 sad 'il
full intersections; bsive'
line of Commercial street
west line OF Church street . 7
lowing manner;
BY taking up lhe 'o'a
connection connecting The w
way track of the Portland
Light q Power COMPANY %
street railway track Of s
Electric Railway compaA'
tersection Of High and sus1
in said city, and by pa'lis !.
way of said street WIZ
Bitullthlc waterproof p''' 4
by moving out and ss''''.', Il
curb lines on said slres' = u
doing of all other inns
by and set forth IN lls I'd
specifications now on h's ! N
Ace of the city recOrd'i .
for the pavement Of sad
saia state street win
pltnlithlc waterproof "a
which plans and sps'i's, +, /.
~overn the making Of 'an
%eDt n0, in every respect. ~
saiS said Improvement to be - =.
aDu'',us ns - me charter o =
by 0'0'' VA s@
Date Of hrst puSl,..'''lv eau ~
notice the Sth day Of N.Y. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

Notice % NOTICE
Wip,o.' % Improve
| Notice l. ~ CITY as'.'
meeting o, ~ 'sOy slvss NJ 7
sd"1 aprll ", 1903. no ''pl'
tSs fpoDssd s,,l. to improve w','.'a ','s,'as
ing intersection O''s n
ths the v,,. q North Mil cr,,, y !
.ns ths Fair ss,, clround road az, \ y "
me r,'l following manner, = '''S
,,l FIRST, by placing !. IN.
.nan % inches i ! ..''sN|
SC,oss w,Os said Winter .tr.., s''s'n :
val Winter street is Int.''',,'' t,''' ~
north line of North ',''''' u
son,s = Interested ',s BY both d, y y
south south. Line y Of Marie, y II,
,,ns Wnere ., Il Z, Is interested NJ |
''ne sooti Of the Fair Ground 4 ~
as second BY estsbll.hIs'%
and, and by srsdins ana ilI,'
w m'nte. non,. street betvse. n
mentioned n, toned in parasrsas susa, 4
o'' rS,ns w.ts full IntersscsiSIssn,
Third, I.hilrd, by leaving 's'',' !, 4.
q q, strip u feet IN slSi, n ss'a:l
V1 tso the ne proposed improve,
me center Of said strss, !
Of 10 inches below I'M, n, ~ y
grade of said street ~ :, ~ y
proved rolled with 1
and then filling the an !
OF 8 inches with crees y
then rolling the @Ns ma ~ s7a
spread a layer Of / lrcss' ~
rock we'll filled with l,ti u
Ing SO the surface Of aa ~
ment shall be level viA ~
lishcd grade Of said .a,s i
Fourth, by taking .ru 4,
over the ditch where IA n
street intersected the m ~
road and laying tllIns IN N \
and covering said tllInr M N
such a manner that saId tsa J
be filled full width Of uIi n
street on a level With he n
OF said street, save ,nd md
strip IL feet IN width Ia us,l
said Winter street, where III 4
ter street Intersects aId ia|
which point said ditch shall hs]
with dht to only within II "A
of the surface Of sAld stree Y
which shall be placed ok Inas|
creek gravel and upon nR "A
shall be placed 4 Inches Il n
rock to be rolled as ilou n
and the north line Of ali iHa}
be the north line Of said ~
ment.
Fifth, the cost Of susl I'd
ment shall be assessed 10 u
ting ard adjacent proprt 4
as provided in the chiris 4
city.
BY order Of the ccmns;
v. A. no4
Date Of first publisat'r
notice, the SOth day Of Am
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11
Rad Attack Of Dysentery Cured.

"An honored citizen of this town
was suffering from a severe attack
of dysentery. He told a friend II he
could obtain a bottle OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. he felt confident OF being
cured, he having us, I this remedy
in the West. He was told that |
kept Il In stock and lost no time in
obtaining II, and was promptly
cured" says Nj, ]. Leach, druggist.
OF Wolcott, VT For sale by DR..
Stones drug score.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11
Notice to Change y, sues
and COmue'''1 -, a

AOAlAN III sIIkt|
and CoHn's '''-, ~. q
Notice is heFss, =. III I
common counell ..a q - , "A
lem, lem, oregon, adopted .. ',l,'l|
April lIi ~. 1905. for :. y s,s
establlshed grades Z, =. ~ !
n laid city between {. =, 4. A
Commercial n S|,~ street 'aa y, I, "a
oonl%,a church street. 90 ''..'
street - in said sitI ~ o''r c,.sl
nank Of South MI .,nt /
north line Of Gen. .s. lu -
change to be n.,. q, 70
with the profile. 80. d II
made from the ''''~ i
rott. ,ha cs1rr
4-sO-iit-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

What is the greatest pride of Sa-
lem--next to the high school? The
fire department, of course.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

The Benton county candidate for
sheriff Is w. A. Gellatly of Blod-
gett valley, big raneher and sue
eessful stockman. He is of the kind
of stuff that would add another to
the record OF oregon's high class
men filling the Office of sheriff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

Salem school grounds were never
as neat and as clean-kept as this
year,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11
SMILES.

The Toledo Reporter will be
merged with the Yaquina Bay News
and moved to Newport. The partner
ship between Almon B. Clark ami
VIM. Matthews ought to produce .
better paper than the Bay country
has ever had. Here's luck to the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

John II. Stills has been elected
mayor OF klamath Falls. II takes a
mayor on stills to get through the
streets OF some towns. But klamath
Falls has a wonderful future and
1t would be pleasure and an honor
TO be a mayor OF that town. No
doubt Mr.. Mayor Stills feels that
way and will give the city OF des-
tiny In the southwest a high-toned,
progressive administration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

The Coos Bay Harbor edition for
May was Beautiful America
Edition" OF "a pages on book paper,
with many pictures, but what was
more original and to the point, the
whole paper was gotten up and ed
ited and written by the ladies OF
Coos Bay-members OF the Beautiful
America club OF North Bend-who
are about the brightest women In
Oregon when II comes to the show.
down of doing things.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

That was a grand exhibition OF the
possibilities OF dry town and cheap
politics for the Eugene city council
to make holiday OF going to look
up a water snpply and taking the
Prohibition editor OF the Eugene
Register along and two cases Of
beer. That council voting Prohibit
tion ordinances and going on a beer
bust is certainly the limit. But ii
Is revelation of the insincerity and
moral obliquity of the politicians
who howl for Prohibition to have Il
stand-in with the churches and at
the same time tell the boozer ele-
ment, I'VE are with you, boys"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

Date OF first publlsat'i
notice, the SOth day Of AN
A. ll.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

w. II. Timber Is the secretary of
the Forest Grove board of trade
otherwise know as Hainesville. Bill
ought to be able to Timber" up
that place little. IL is about the
brightest town in Washington coun-
tv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

Date of first pusl,'.'''is '.S "A
notice the 5th day o. N.Y. "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

The Stanford Memorial church is
to- be rebuilt. II cost a million. and
was destroyed In the earthquake.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

That unique old English festival
known as May Day seems TO have
been generally observed in oregon.
The perfection of the season, the
wealth OF flowers and the disposi-
tion of the season all are adapted to
its revival. Many a queen OF the
May was chosen among Oregon
girls, and thsy were all beautiful
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11
THE PEOPLE VERSUS THE MA.
CHINE.

The election of a United States
senator in Oregon In June involves
a square fight on a corrupt and con-
demned political machine.
THE MACHINE HAS DECLARED
WAR ON THE DIRECT PRIMARY
AND STATEMENT NO. 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-11

BY order Of the comns;a
". A. no1a
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-12

Ihs editor Of this paper Odoies every reader 70
'O'ite for these spIenddly UrRien, 0uthOH,otD.
andbequi8uily alustr0tsdbOOks for free esomtoo.
don in pour OOn home for week. .OabOu, ans,
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-12
NEWS, VIEWS AND GOSSIP
(Continnaa from page ona.l

According 70 dealers, the trees viii
be much high in price than aforo-
time. owing TO the forest fres which
have worked such havoc In many sec
lions during the past few months
Only q very, scrawny, insignificant
tree can be purchased for 1 dollar,
and the best trees will cost $40.
Last skyscFaper.
A new tendency In skyscTaper com
stTuctiOn viii be illustrated in the
new forE-three story ONCE building
soon to be erected at No. 80 Broad
way. The plans OF the architects
contemplate putting six stories uh-
der gronnd--the most ambitious pro.
iect Of i's kind In the history OF the
city. Incidentally. this new building
viii be the last OF the real skyscrap-
ers, In view OF the probable action
OF che city authorities limiting the
height OF buildings. Next to the
Singer and Metropolitan Life build
ings. the new edifice viii be the high
est In the city, as well as extending
the deepest underground. In view OF
the latter project. facetlous persons
affect TO believe that the architects
have given up all hope Of reaching
heaven. and are now trying for quite
another place.
Christmas for Tars.
There have been busy times at the
Brooklyn navy yard during the last
few weeks. Hundreds OF packages
and parcels. marked Christmas
gifts" and addressed to tars OF the
Atlantic feet, have arrived at the
yard and been put aboard the supply
ship Celtic. on which Santa Claus will
make his voyage to greet the men OF
the feet. He viii be little late In
his arrival. but the number Of good
things he will take along will more
than compensate for the delay.
Aside from the numerous packages
IN the Santa Claus hold OF the Celtic,
there will be SUFFICIENT food for the
homeward voyage OF the ff.et. In ad-
dition 70 delecacies TO tickle Jacks
palate At HIS belated Christmas feast,
there will be the following quantl-
ties Of staple foodstuRs;
100000 pounds OF sugar.
100000 pickles.
10000 cans OF tomatoes.
10000 eggs.
100000 pounds Of frozen (noi
embalmedl meat.
100000 pounds OF chicken and
mutton.
10000 pounds Of -four.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-12

a numheF Of Representatives held a
Aeetins IN waaAlngaoh last evening
81 the purpose of making = hahe
akfer 3 revision Of the rules Of The
|onae whieh win relieve The members
The AntoeFatie rule 81 the speaker,
naer the present rules Tie speaker
has prevent the passage Of any bill
hlch meets with bic approval. and
~ members are mere AHtematons
'shieet e bic will The present sys-
~ 81 iron clad rule waa inAagaraled
airing the reign % the late Thomas
Reed. who was speaker OF the
|oase from isse 10 1891. ils abuse
"a grewa 70 such an extent that tho
peakeF. and not the members. Goa
rolls legislation. There ia now a. or
aninea revolt against tAia which viii
Eenmpllah necessary seform.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-12
TnE Oily CAMPAIGN.

The determination Of the socialists
, place . party ticket In the field a
Ne coming city election viii have the
lfect Of making the campaign paFtl-
N and forcing the ether parties into
he field This would have lss aa-
antages In making the successful
AFty responsible tor the manner In
'hich the city administration IL con
ucted instead Of having tho FeapoR-
|hillty shifted from shoulder 10
boulder, Lot the republicans. 90
lalla,a and democrats test their
|Fength IN : city campalgn. aimee the
aeiAlisss have thrown down the
suntleg and are Anxlous for The fray.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-12
These
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Recalling what little opportunity he had in
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Rev. Dr.. F. w. Gunsaulus,

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-12
A WORD WITH YOU.

A word with the business man. The
boycott Is repulslve 70 you a. It would
,e unjust, II number OF you were
. 30 to . contractor and inform him
hat you would Withdraw your bust
ess from him unless be discharged
very carpenter using the well known
scab" Maydole hammer. which he
rIEes 70 highly on account Of Its
uaiity and price.
That would BE- termed oppression
{ the laborins man, and Justly 80,
ecause he insisted on his right to
20 q hammer made in q nonunlon
bop. yet the method Ii no worse APP
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When you are asked 70 boycott an
Their business man on account Of bis
Of being willing TO submit 70 un-
sst dictatien, and discrimination.
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D DO 10, or acknowledge that out
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j your store purchasing q Maydole
Ammer OF other nonanlon goods
nd talks boycott. ask him Why he
30 Inconsistent and why he does
ot practice what he breaches. Ask
In why he uses ''scab" tobacco. and
be II II ail consistent he will be
Enable 70 anmwer. II II = fact that
saB than two per cent Of the tobacco
onaumed In this country bears q un-
Dn label; yet II does not taate 'scab-
ay" 20 the most radical advocate OF
he boycott who apparently enjoys ita
ayor u that consistency The
narehant who submits 10 the dieta.
lon Of = boycotter once, will be com.
oilod 70 submit many times later
md Il the disFeputabia practice Il
arried 70 Its logical conclusion. every
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I he would like the boycott worked
n himself and II he considers Il hon
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Let every business man conduct
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VERY Other person 40 likewise ans
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content and uncertainty. Spokane
nd Seattle are preparing 70 feet
hungry thousands during the winter
Ina a. effort Il being made IN n,
alter city 70 ave public employ
nent % the idle men x u = day
fhat condition may b brought about
here ~ ~ advised hoyootts and aim,
Ter efforts 70 iniure the business
nd manufacturing institutions Of the
nv. The future n IN the handa Of
~ business men and n the boycott
citation continues they Will have no
ne 10 blame for results.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-12

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-12

ne National Apple SHOW. held a.
pokane. has placed enc inland en-
ire ID the lead a. an apple produe-
y section o. me eoantry.
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TAe Pres PablinAine O.. the
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Arsisular pssplA
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
KILLS PLAYMATE WITH AN EIR RIFLE.
Police Find Youthful Slayer Praying in
Church-Were Playing Wild West"

Wild West" q game much in favor with bows
at this time Of the year resulted fatally yester-
day TO Frank Green. aged eight years Of No. 354
West 18th street. The boy shot the eye
with air Iife by Joseph Finley. nine years old b.
Of No. 247 West 0th street and died few
minutes after his reception St Vincent's Hos
pitaI. With the shooting the Eighteenth Street
Cow boys Club" which had its quarters in d wood
bin in the basement of No 352 West 18th street
went out Of existence
Following the shooting. yousg Finley rushed
home and told his sister what had happened. Then
he ran 10 the German Catholic church in West
3Orh street near Seventh avenue. where - was
found by the police apparently praying. He
taken to the West 10Th street station. and charge
of homicide made. He turned over 10
the Gerry Society. When told Of his pla ymate's
death he broke down and cried. Poor FRANKIE
and | have been pals all the time" he sobbed. Il
won't have him any more"
Following q sham battle. Finley filed his rife
and put up a target the fence. behind a
fort Green standing the fort Jo-
sephs aim al the first try fell short by four
inches. Refl1ing his gun. he tried again and the
others said that Green stepped little closer to
the target. and the bullet struck him.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
ECONOMY IN The PHILIPPINES.
Sweeping Cuts Advocated IN Salaries Of OH
cials-Americans Displeased.

Manila Nav 5-The Assembly las begun the
consideration of the Appropriation commute :
=r--r-- measures The salar- reductions are more
e-.ee~f-- --z- expected The salary Of the Gov
s-ro- Genera * re5uced 18"oa pesos and The sal
ares r. practically al officials are reduced from
1e - & -o- cent The forestry bureau Is nleTssu
=-rn -re Lands Department ana ui@ tiNi- 30 -
49, -- --e-,-e- ---rb he Auditing Bureau The
American officials are most seriously affected ana
- tz Aarie--5 Tho Commission viii reject the ma
-g--v at tie proposals Many American oIll-IdlS
md merchants say that the proposals are clearly
racial designed 20 MAKE il impossible Tor amer
z-e ~ e r4e -as-s IN the civil Service and that
the movement Is political play on the prejudices
C Ine FlliDinos-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
PERUVIAN REBELS TAKE CUzCO.
Another Revolutionary Outbreak Reported
Durand Defeated.

Lima MAY 5-Rumors have come in here Of an
1prfsing in the Department Of Cuzco- The instr
gents are said To have captured tuzeo. capital u
the province
. The government has decided - try by court
martial The notfcaJ prisoners captured the last
fau. davs II has confscated the arms and amr1lu-
n5tion in the possession OF the shooting clubs Of
Lima
The government forces z-fU occupy Mamucana-
Duraud who started the revolutlon6rf hvF7ll'ei'0
near Lima last week is >til al hhe'tS-
=. o77cfa1 ,5fs0a1r7 received here says that
T,r-a7d vas attacked and defeated AZ Cerro Dc
Pasco capital Of the department - Junin about
12o mile, from Lima DUrand fed IN the dire
rfon If ffuauuco. Abandoning his companions and
a quantity Of arms
: suppressed The government officials deny that
there Is an uprising in Cuzco-