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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28

po qo3sd a a dh a a4es at Vas 4 -
f9 Y S market 4s easy with ~ 5 sangns
e With Spot quoted at 80 rs Sd and futures at 1s o
ql2S72c, electrolytic at 125Gq12 75c casting at
y q L SOC LEAD was 5s lower at f5$ in london
stELIER vas unchanged at f2l Is sd in London and
the English market, with standard foundry quoted at
market is unsettled with No foundry quoted
at $asi 90 The maTet for pig iron
e a s si 59@ sSf - a@S E spi6e 81 5oS SS
MOLAssEs AND sYKtPs-The market .. for syrgPs
low: New orleans. centrifugal common l5gl9c fair.
1sa22c good g26e prime 23a3oc New Orleans " 1s
20 good ?ass PT i'm lbs aPoy Under freer
offerings and absence of support ono Crude If oil es5ey
42Igc Iinseed oil was unchanged. Refined petroleum
q q1S 'eP1FisT white bbs s75e
G cs New 9nT I0 a6c PHILADELPHIA 1850 water
white New York bills 10 Zoe bulk &c: @ yrR
9Oc; Philadelphia. 1850 CoTTONSEkD OIL
Prime crude $$ &c Prime sumner ye0 sP2 20 q Sc
July - Az septeIn9er AZ e oed
of sumner yelo%I 400 q G. prime TRf 6
Il a 42ce Calcutta raw zoe LARD OIL. es @7oc.
PROVISIONS-The unexpectedly big receipts gave
provisions weaker opening and the market conIhnTt
the day closing lowest point At Chicago re
day Kansas city had 5000 Omaha $500 and The Vest
fs&2 s17@s7 30: s6ort cIesS sieasi
Quoted: Mess S13 50ds14; family, Sl8Q$I4 paGket'
Sl4 50aS15; India mess, $24Gs25 BEEF IA MS
steady. quoted: s26as2s; DRESSED HoGs-IEasy-
Sc pigs SIS GSssc. CIT MEATSTicled bellies STEADY
Quoted: Smoking 9Iad10c. 10 10. e2d9Sc u ID St.g
919c Il h. SC Picked hams firm Quoted . 19f,
Easy. Quoted: Middle Western prime. sl0qo2Oc city
lard quiet Quoted: Refined lard easy quoted:
South America 95Oc Continent $500: Brazil kegs.
10 75c. Compound quiet quoted I34Gsc SIEA ItINf1
RICE-The rice market steady here and hrIri
primary points with good sales movement az az
points Quotations follow Screenings = u3S4c or
dinarv =. fair "a &C good ordinary, 71s a
- q CSC: RaGgOou and Bassein. - q &C.
STGAR-The refined sugar market was frrn with
liberal Withdrawals. but orders came IN SLOWLY.
The following list prices subject 70 a rebate OF
davs- CRYSTAL domfnos. $50. Eagle tablets, Isoc;
cut loaf Soc. crushed. 6.2oc mould A Js"ct cubes
= 75c: xxx powdered. coo; Eagle. 3-lb bags pow
Eagle confeCtioners graduated D '7c' pow
coarse extra fine graduated, 5Goc- Eagle lib
cartons O graduated. 5Toc lib bags do sue
3I.-lb bags do 57jc: 5-b bags do. 57oc Job bags
do > Cod; - and 80 10 bags do 3o"c. Eagle me or
TONERS A. 5.3Oc. No I. 5,30c; Nos > and ;. DOC:
No 4 > zoe. No > 5-15c No 6. 51nc; No :, "o5c,
10 &C: 10 9. 4 95C; No 10 4h5c: No IL. sue 70
IL abe No 13. 4.T0c- Nos a - and 10 +6'c me
with April May quoted lis ia d. and II closed
there. There ruTnors current late TO-DAY
TO the effect that Cuba sugar for May shipment
had been sold 2-l6c. basis 90 test cost and
lrrrled. inasmuch some sugars offered on
that basis had withdrawn. people credited
the ruulor. others did Nevertheless. the
market closed strong. with duty paid prices quoted
rauscovado 50 test 39Sl2c, and molasses sugar, 81
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RUSH FOR ?. r. R. BONDS
oTERSUBSCRIBED 20 TIMES
Prices 4dCance Oh Curb. CITING
Profit 10 Purchasers.

The S4oe.l.oto Issue OF per cent bonds OF
ae Pennsylvania Railroad Company which was
Altered simultaneously for public subscription here
xna in London YESTERDAY was oyers1bscrfbed prob
ably twenty times according TO the estimates os
she han kers who handled il. This means taat the
Total subscriptions received here and in London
amounted nearly tl.oo0 1oaoeo So overwhelming
was the success Of the offering and so deeply were
IRE bankers buried beneath the food of ssIhscrin-
lions that no official announcement of the awards
Nil D. possible for several DAYS
Kuhn Loeb q Co. who handled the bonds ha-.
opcre6 subscription lists promptly al 10 o.cocl
and Immediately closed them in spite Of tho HIM
d-eds ~ would-be subscribers who besieged the
Offices Of the firm throughout the day In London
81 the Offices % y. NJ Rothscbild & Sons .ra
Barns Brothers q Co. Limited the subscription
hooks remained oI.en one hour
The subscriptions came from all classes and con-
6itious. and TIE awarding OF the bonds will he an
extremely difficult matter. Never before WAS q
bond issue other than a government loan 50 beav-
fly oversuhscr1bed here or abroad. Not since the
seos 90 Spanish War loan in 1885 has there bean
such rush Of bidders. Kuhn. Loeb & Co received
70 less taan twenty thousand individual subscrip-
lions by mail
TIE bonds viii he allotted without fazo-i+is-, ~,
bass q one bond to every twenty asked for
Jas how the small bidders. who subscribed for
from one 10 ten bonds will be treated has NOT
been decided Il Is certain. however that all the
tds viii he carefully scrutfnized and any fake.
@ -s--ar" bios thrown out
There was heavy trading in the new fo-5z s.,
TIE curb market when and as issued - and moro
,hzn Ssaea worth OF them changed banas
stea5y rislrE quotations The bonds which nd
closed Ar So on Saturday. opened At COL and s.5
II -e'-. where they closed. This price assures
6 niCe profit 70 those who nav be fortunate enough
to g. Tie bonds al s6. the subscription price.
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METROPOLITAN TO ADVANCE s1.5oo,O 900
Williamsburg Trust Company. Of Brooklyn,
May Reopen on June l.

William y Ieykman counsel for the directors Of
t-e Williamsburg Trust COMPANY Of BrooFisil H.
sd yesterday that che Metropolitan Trust Com
ra-r 81 o-eu- York would put up $-5r5ceo in cash
= enable Il u reopen. lie added that the Brooklyn
company hoped 10 resume on June l. Announce
-a-- was made 81 Justice Cranes court IN Brook
lg- last week that Manhattan financial trslltH-
rr- stood ready 10 advance this sum. but the name
O. che institution was kept secret until YESTERDAY
Under the plan OF resumption as announced de-
re----- vE- be paid one hundred cents on the dol
la al The ore-3ne = they desire IL Directors Of
IT, company said yesterday that the STOCKHOLDERS
ere giving rhef- asseurs 70 the plan
TIE yerreroIitan Trust Company IS lquidatlng
the oriental Bank and paying of its depositors-
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Try offerings with estimates 2a4 for Tues
day little covering and the later steadness in wheat
Commission houses sold July and September early in the
day There decrease OF Jos 900 bush in the visible
supply No here quoted 76c nominal in e!s-
vator and "a 19c asked ahoat No white 70 &c
nominal O b afoat OATS-The buying OF oats was
mostly by scattered shorts. with offerings light at times
the quite firm opening 1t fucu-
ated later with other grains and closed steady The
visible decreased 3ls 600 bush In the local market mixed
oats, rs to 70 10 quoted "a nc; natural white
Is 81 NJ b5d5T clipped white 81 70 40 NJ oop
sc RYE-Mariet firm No . Western. coo o New
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NEW voRK AIR eRAkE BONDS TAKEN.

saa---.--ia-s - ne $4,000 of twenty year 5
re~ cent Convertible bonds which the Ne" Aofh
A. Brake Company offered to stockholders at %
r5rza- --es-r-dz- ~ 3 O'Clock. An official Of the
er---a-v sid thai the bonds were oyersu6scribed
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DEMAND FOR PHILADELPHIA BONDS
Issue Of S5.s75,00O, Seven Times Oversub-
scrlbed. Awarded TO Bachman & Co.

Philadelphia. April E7.-Mayor Reyburn to-day
ore-z5 bids FOR $4,000 new per cent thirty year
c-v bonds. and found that the loan had been over
subscribed about seven times There were forty
seven BIDDERS. whose bids ranged from par 70
-se The entire issue Of s5.S750eD was awarded
70 O. Indicate headed by H. F. Bachran & Co. Of
-nls ls.- 81 11ze9e
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BANK OF GERMANY REDUCES RATE.

Berlin. April e--Thc rate o. discount Of the I'm
ne-s- Bank Of Germany was reduced today from
: E-e- cot.
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sTATEKENT OF NoN-MEMBER BANKS

t. weekly statement Of averages OF 'ie 49, 49,
O New YORK Ctg Brooklyn. Jersey 'lty, fio','-s
and Staten Island which not members o' "a.
NV. YORK f-e4-irc House Association. huL NiI'N
Gle H--,I. some o. the members. i As follows
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$25,OOO,OOO
PETERBOROUGH RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
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NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
Dill pHIA STOCKS

FURNISHED BY Charles Barney 8 * Brad
street New YORK. and No. ID south str street..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
RAIN KILLS POISONOUS
SHEEP WEED
(Pendleton Tribune.

(Pendleton Tribune.
Unless there is great deal of
rain soon there will be danger to
sheep ranging in the mountains this
fall, according to Sheep Inspector
Lytle yesterday. DR.. Lytle has been
studying the question and says the
remedy Is to be found in antidotes
rather than IN the method now be-
ing employed by the government on
the Gunnison national forest in Col
orado. There the government is Of
ferlng bounty for larkspur and
other poisonous plants in the hope
OF eradicatlng them altogether.
In the mountains OF this state the
larkspur IS not so serious a problem
az is the lupine. In all it has been
estimated that there are some five
species OF poinsonons plants found
IN oregon which have been known to
kill stock. II seems that It does not
matter so much as to the presence
OF the poisonous plants In the vicini-
ty, as It does to the amount of the
plants that are found.
The danger to sheep this fan f.
that there will not be large va
rietty of vegetation and they Will,
therefore eat everything in the way.
Sheep discriminate between poison
Gus and wholesome plants and
grasses as a rule, but where they are
hungry they eat everything that
comes along. When, THEREFORE, the |
vegetation Is light. a. there Is dan
ger of IT, being this fall, the leaders
of the flock eat OF the good grass
and weeds leaving only the poiyon-
ous weeds and roots for those that
come behind.
Another danger Is due TO the fac:
hat certain weed have n worse ef-
'ect when eaten by the sheep or cat
.le ON empty stomach. This makes
'olsonlng more probable during
Try fall. on a skinny range.
As n treatment for animals suf-
erlng from plant poisoning Potas-
ium Permanganate I'm hve-grain
loses Is recommended. This may
'e had at any drug store, and IS
cen In a reddish-like crystal, and
eadlly dIssolyes In water, and may
e given by dlssolving one tea
poonful in a quart OF water, this
cling sufficient for 12 sheep.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
COFFEE
A Summer Colony Experiment

II greets the eye. In the first sur
prise OF its red-tlled roof. IT'S mar
shaled columns. and It's fine proper
tlons. Ike a glimpse OF some forgot
ten Grecian temple. Nohly set into
the slope OF the hlll, with back
ground OF cool groves. and accent
uatlng the dark. bare-topped noun
talns of the island the highest on
our Atlantic coast-the Building OF
Arts meets the perplexed visitor with
the gracefnl dignity OF serene age
One listens for the echoes of n shep-
herds pipe or seeks among the tree
trunks the hitting passage OF a flow
ing robe.
II q were nothing but a beautiful
monument, admirable IN mass and
In detail, Mr. Lowelrs building OF
Arts would Justify lts existence. But
more than this. it Is the expression
of a unique and interesting purpose.
Created by few public-spiritol
summer residents to supply a focus
for the abundant artistic aud intel
leotnal life OF bar IIarhor, the
building OF Arts already, IN the first
short season OF its occupation. has
produced marked impression by
the creation OF distinct musical at
mosphere.
The Building OF Arts, stln In its
development Is an interesting prob
lem and the Impulse OF which II Is
the expression is OF deep slgnln-
eanoe, II is In this country the
nrst conspicuous EFFORT on large
scale TO crystalline the diverse ele-
ments that form the summer colony
into a real society, having as It's oh
jeeiive the highest esthetlc and in-
telleciual stimulation-no only 70
encourage literally the arts OF
Amecira, but 20 contribute 10 self
education aud 20 the helpful ming
Hug Of city aud village life. The
movement Is In capable hands. aud
has every prospect OF success.
owen johnson in the September
Century.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
Presidential Votes.

Regarding the pluralities given
some OF the various United States
presidents the following Information
Is valuable; Andrew jackson had A
plurality over Adams OF 50.b5l
votes; Jaekson's plurality in 1895
was lSSlSf, and In 1889 IL was
iSf'SlS; Martin Van Buren, had a
alulsl'ty OF stSss; w. II. Harm an
lls'slS; Polk, sS,i7S; Taylor. lss.,
SST; Pierce. ss0.Sss: buchanan
ts6,seS; Lincoln. 5sl,ls5 IN 1850
and io7,Sfs in 1884; Grants pu-
rallty was SO5,456 in lS6S ana 7es
$40 In iSTs. rudeu had a plarallts
over Hayes ia 1876 OF s5O.sS5; Gar
neld's plurality was 7.0lS: Cieve-
lands In 1854. 6s.sSs. and IN tSss
SSo,Nlo, His plurality over Harrl.
son IN 1855 was sS.OiT. Mckinley,
plurality in 1885 was e0t.SSA ana
% isQe. Sta.Ts0. Roosevelt's plu-
FAllsy was a.Ss5. SIS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
COMPLAINS OF
WIFE'S LANGUAGE

s. s. Martin. a well known retired
capitalist OF this city. has fled a
suit for divorce against his wife
Alice Martin, who was formerly
Alice Smith OF this city. Martin Is
81 years OF age and bis wife Is "a.
The complaint alleges that Mr.
and MrN Martin were married on
February %. 1905. and that several
times since then the wife has used
offensive language TO her husband.
In May she called him a fool and q
liar. In June she assaulted him and
attempted to strike him with a stick.
In July she struck him with her
hands, and I'm August she called him
a I'D liar and id fool.
telling him that che married him fo-
his money ana that as soon as ne
died she would marry some ether
fellow.
This progression of alleged atroc-
tiles with its heart-rendlng climax
was too much for the induIgent
and he forthwith applied
for a decree forever dlssolvlng the
bonds OF matrimony existing be.
tween himself and his wife. l.. H.
McMahan Is the attorney for the
plaintiff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
CHAMPION Junk"
EXPOSITION BUYER

There Is a familiar ring in an
nouncements from. London that Of
fcials OF the Franco British expoei.
tion. which has created quite a Eu.
ropean stir. are negotiating to sell
the buildingI aud equipment when
the gates finally close 20 Chicago
man. Abraham Harris. for he bought
the $3O,OOO,O0O Worlds Fair at
Chicago. the siO,0O0.OOO exposition
Of Omaha. the s12,0OO.OOO exposI-
ton NJ Buffalo ana the 10000, 900
Worlds Fair at st. Louis While
the bands played aud the crowds
thronged the buildings at Shepherds
Bush, Mr.. Harris keen Yankee eyes
have been surveying the buildings
and paraphernalia OF the show with
cold calculation TO determine how
much they would be worth as
Junk" From the ST. Louis exposI-
ton he shipped 500 carloads OF ma |
chinery, merchandise, furniture and |
other material and 65 900. 900 feet
or lumber 10 his yards in Chicago,
where he has the largest building
nnder one roof In the city. His con-
cern. the Chicago House wrecklng
company. has accumulated In deals
like this nearly every Item OF COM
merce known to man from pins 10
locomotives and from oriental rugs
10 dynamos. In recent years Mr..
Harris has left TO others the onerous
detail OF dIspoHing again OF the
things bought and has completed n
tour OF the world, his speciality being
the deals OF stupendous size, such
as the buying Of an exposition entire
"A line which few men have at
tempted 10 follow. Along toward the
close OF eNposltlons anywhere on
the globe Mr Harris h sure 10 turn
up and startle the officials By Offer
Ing TO take all that remains of the
show for lump sum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28

The East Is full of lust, and ful
OF money getting. and full OF bar
tering. and full OF violence: but II
Is full OF worship--of worship that
diodalns concealment. that recks not
OF ridlcule or comment, that believes
too utterly TO care II others dlsbe-
lieye. There are I'm the East many
men who do not pray. They do not
laugh at the man who prays. like the
unpraylng Christian. There Is moth.
Ing ludicrous 10 them IN prayer In
Egypt your Nublan sailor prays in
the stern o. yoIr dahablyoh: and
your Egyptian boatman prays by the
rudder OF your boat; and your black
donkey boy prays behind a red rock
In the cand; and your camelman
prays when you are resting In the
noontide, watching the far-off, qulv-
erlng mirage. lost I'm some wayward
lream.-Robert Hichens in the Sep
ember Century.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
CONTROVERSY
OVER new LINE

Ed. Journal: In you issue OF
August 26 find reply to my COM
munication. Now I am truly sorry
/ this little controversy has taken
place but as the whole matter now
stands ] am almost compelled to
right myself in the way of reply
In the first place. my esteemed
friend, Mr.. A. F. Hofer. has purely
forgotten that we (Mr Lantz and
myself) did not get an audience with
the Board of Trade, but were hastily
referred or turned over 70 the COM
mlttee on transportation of which
but one member we could find
Secondly, my friend claims the
honorable board waited 2 half hour
on me- Now, If this be true, It evil
IDENTIFY shows hustle ana rGsh on the
part of the membeS- Of said Board
OF Trade. for am sure | was within
so feet o. the board OF trade rooms
when the 1 O'Clock whistle blew, the
de'ignated time OF coavening. Al
so Mr.. Hofer surely has forgotten
that after the members of the Board
Of Trade so hastily adjourned |
spoke TO him about the abruptness
(a1 we looked at ~ OF our meeting
At that time Mr.. Hofer wa very free
to acknowledge that he was a little
surprised at the turn matters had
taken, and that time especially re-
qut7ted me to az once write my
communication 20 the Board OF
Trade and address same 20 him.
-ayi7g whatever you d., doat lay
dowa."
Nov, to SUM this little matter ul
.n O nut'hsll. we have been urac-
.icolly turned down d. every ono |
ve APPROACHED IN ~ matter of
street car extension. ! hate to say |
{. but fear there is too mach per.
ional interest at stake with some OF
rs to give this matter a conscien-
ious consideration. Very respect.
ully. II. w. SMITH.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28

Time Card No. 5s. Southern Paela,
Co. Effective Sunday, MAY ~
1908. 80
Toward Portland. Passenger.
No. l6.-5;lS a. m.-Oregon Ex
press.
No. lS.-s:4O a. m.-cottage Grove
passenger.
NO. l2.-2:45 p. m.-Roseburg pas
senger.
Toward Portland, Freight.
No. 222.- $500 d. m.-Portlana
fast freight.
No. 226.-10:40-Il:2S M
way freight.
Toward san Francisco, PASSENGER
NO u-i':oS a. m.-Roseburs
passenger
No, l7.-6;45 p. m.-ccttage Grove
passenge.
press.
NO, 1851 a. m.-san Francisco
express.
Toward San Francisco. Freight.
NO: 2sl.-2;4s a. m.-Portland fast
freight.
No s2o.-ll:2s a. m.-way freight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
Escenent Health Advice.

Mrs NJ. NJ, Davidson. OF No. SIS
N.uoFd avenue, san Jose. Cal. SAYS
TIE worth of Electric nltters as a
general family remedy. for head.
aehe, hiliousness and tOrpor OF the
uFef and bowels Is 50 pronouncea
that ! am prompted 40 say word
m ils favor Tor the benefit az those
scehluE relief from such afiictlons.
lheFe Il more health tor the diges-
i've orsans IN bottle OF Electric
uisters than ln any other remedy 4
koow OF" sold ORder guarantees AZ
n y tefrys drug stoge. 50ve.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
ALASKA WHEAT"
CROP \ FORTUNE

II is said that the orop OF
Alaska" wheat raised AZ eta.
Idaho, by Abraham Adams this ,rar
viii yield him about half a million
dollars.
IL is generally reported in the
Idaho country that the experiments
conducted by Mr.. Adams have a
speculative side from the fact that
he has a press agent in the east who
Is circulating the stories in eastern
papers OF all classes as to its won
derful productive quality which g
said to be from 100 to 100 bushels
per acre.
These reports say that the write
up In recent issue OF the Saturday
Evening Post cost $500 and that his
plan OF only selling one hnshel 10
patron at the cost OF SEQ per bush
el means that his cleanup will be
close 10 one~half million dollars.
Figuring on basis Of s5 bushels
to the acre for 200 acres meanse "a +.
100000 bushels at $40 per bushel.
or s4s0.OOO.
Those who are inclined to believe
that the wheat Is ali that II Is repre-
sen'ed TO be, claim the fact that he
paid $40 per year rental for the 700
acres besides the cost OF plowlng.
sowing and harvesting shows that
Mr.. Adams had unlimited confidence
In its productive capacity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
The LasIest NInn in thc Morld.

would not be contented 10 be kept
IN the house and doing nothing by
rheumatism. Neither are YOU, who
are always busy and active. Then
don't neglect the first twlnge OF an
acne or pain that you might think
Is lust a "crick" Rub well with
ballard's Snow Liniment aud no
matter waat the trouble Is. II Will
llsappear az once Sold by all
dealers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28

The usual freak bills are reported.
In Virginia Representative Glenn
mas soothlng one directed against
sheath gowns ana such things In
Louisiana there IS one requiring old
maid and bachelors either 70 marry
or adopt enough children to direct
their attention along useful and
proper lines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
A Iand Mhere E,er,onc rrn,

- Nh'fN fNfNNNNt i-flNe,
Prayer poryades the East. Ear on
across the sands. when one Is trav-
cling IN the desert. one sees thia
minarets rising toward the sky. A
desert city Is there. It signals ia
presence by this mute appeal 10 Al
iah, And where there are no min
areis In the great wastes of the
dainea. In the eternal silence, the
ilfelossneS that is not broken even
by any lonely. wandering bird the
oamela are stopped at the appointed
hours the poor and often ragged
robes are laid down. the brown pill
grlms PROSTATE themselves IN
prayer Aud ihe rich man spread
hts carpet and prays. And tho half.
naked nomad spreads nothing and
prays also.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
Baby Morphine Fiends.

are made by all soothing syrups
and baby medicines that contain
opium and narcotics. McGees Baby
Elixir contains no Injurious or mar
cotic drugs OF any kind. A sure
and safe cure for dlsordered stom-
achs, bowels and fretfulneSs-
splendid for teething Infants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
Success Is not vain show.
For Sore Feet.

II have found Bucklen's Arnlca
Salve 20 be the proper thing 10 use
Tor sore feet. as well as for healing
burns, sores. cuts, and all manner
or abraslons,' writes Mr.. w. Stone.
of East Poland. Maine. II Is the
propes thing, too, for piles. Try it!
sold under guarantee az j. c. Perry's
drug store csc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28

Ihis would be unusual news n
men and women would keep them
serves tree from rheumatism and all
aehes and pains as well as keeping
their muscles and Joints timber with
hallaFd's Snow Liniment. Sold by
all dellers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28

Thefo are days OF great paper
railroads and Industries. But some
OF them may strike.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-28
Oregon EIectirc Time rnhle.

Tine OF arrival and departure OF
cars at Salem is as follows. Portland
and intermediate points