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E-Hfsks, CA

One may come soon enough to nm
i'll market.-German.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-02-17
PRACTICAL ADVICE ABOUT e
DIVERSIFIED FARMING
Cotton Cultivation.

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A drop of fortune is worth a cask
Of wisdom.-Latin.
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~sALEsAiEH WANTED

yUANTED-Actiye. energetic men 70 represent US.
w Proftab. e positit ns. Eustiers make big money.
Cash weekly advances. Complete outfit free. Write
inmediately for our liberal offer. w IT HOOD co.
OLD DOMINION NURSERIES.
Mention this Paper. VA
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston April 2O-The continues very
stronE. and although trade is rather quiet prices
a decided upward tendency This stinenng Of values is
foreign and domestic stock In addition
the in secured woos there is a
steady demand foreign stock Of grads shear
ing continues IN Utah. Nevada. California, Texas and
Northern Very little has been done in Idaho
date. leading domestic quotations range
follows Ohio and Pennsylvsnta feeces-XX 34l lSoc.
99a3.c: l washed. 3Sd39C. No , washed. 23G2+C
one af blood conhng SOdSIc: three-eghths blood comb
ing 3Od3ic; one-quarter blood cobing. d3Ic, deaine
z-ash ned 3gT4oc Michigan Wisconsin and New York
feeces-Fine unwashed 22G23c; deaine unwashed 2sd
. half blood unwashed 2950c: threeeghths blood
Inuashed 2ac. one-quarter blood. 2Sd29c Kentucky.
Indiana and MssouriThreeeigh blood 29d3Oc one
quarter blood Secured values: TSXaS-Fine.
twelve months 6Oa52c eight months 52q3ic.
Nne California-Northern. 5Sd6tiC; middle
county 4sa50c fall free 43G45c- oregon Lastern No
stanIe 62d63c: clothing 55a5Ic; valley No l.
4SG56r Territory. fine staple, 6Sgt5c; hne medium
staple G0Q62c: fine clothing 5SG62c fine medium coth-
t,g 5665e one half blood 6Od6Sc threeeighhs blood
kf5Sr. cneauarter blood 5o653c Pulled, extra. o4g
csc. fine A. 5sd62c, A supers 5lG56c-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
r0p[CS OF THE STREET

-rRADING-foreign houses bought
FOHEi" .be local naract at the opening, but sub
SOCKS - ia 10 an extent that left the balance on
ss9ael.SE- side thou2H tG only small amount
he seiS an active demand for Canadian Pacific
There - ~, account This issue active on the
for Do-- ---ba nge substantial purchases being made
l;rtish -,5.era the stock is held in high regard
fM D. ondou market cousols showed small de-
u the :. soreisu bonds 4 rule We're higher. At
tyl,, rertes were strong. Money was easy At
Psils 18th q small decline in discounts, while on
Jonaol-. rates were unchanged At Paris ex-
the on London declined
chanessTnF>,ns Observation-Disclosures have been
pr as follows. Mount Morris Bank. regular
dsc@1 o. per cent, payable May !. Lord &
eaa,,u- regular quarterly per cent on the COM
1a. rayabla May !.
pen y 'F1PoRTs-GoId TO the amount of $500 eao
GVl-IDsra5 Yesterday by Goldman, Sachs & co
Fss t!,,er+ 10 Brazil. Exports of gold from New
ta s,ce January have been as follows: To the
loh1 Sl7 65eva: TO Brazil, S2S000o; to London,
Ass.aaa and 70 Paris, E.5oo,eoo, { total of $780,,
s.s.,p,ssTNC; MINES REPORT.-The annual re-
NJ he NirssinE Mines Company and its sub
I 81 The Nipissing Mining Company. shows total
Of 81 43s 81 against SlSO2 63 In 1907, and net
shs 81 saS $50 against S92S.1SS in the preceding
F'aA. .r,er dividends there was a surplus for the
Ee 81 sls aso which. adGed 10 the previous book
Fssi - r7a5e a total Of SsO3.S26. OF this surplus
s.t-s ie cash in bank. The income account OF the
s,r~;nr Mines Company alone was made up Of
Mff,s Mf5Ss F-orn dividends on Nipissing Mining Com
- s.ocf and after dividends an1 expenses there
p7' .7a4ict for the parent company Of 1927.
vas .,ct attained for silver in the year was about
La.s Las lass than in 1907 and the showing of the
y 60 60 therefore is extremely encouraging.
osI--E OF MICHIGAN CENTRAL BONDS
ffTeIrD- ? Morgan 6 Co announce that the
r. r. Cor the unscld balance Of the Michigan Cen
pS ner cent deleenture bonds recently offeSed by
hem Is now 9S'2
-1- FRISCO BOND SYNDICATE.-The
- of general lien per cent bonds of the 81.
is sn & san Francisco Railroad Company. which
De- - =. ,rn5eryritten by syndicate headed by
WI 49, & Co IS announced to he S1S.000,0eo. Many
sFI-.1- institutions in this city and in European
IrraI centres are included in the syndicate mem
tershiF- - - - -
- NlninC Company for the year ended Decem-
7QS shows net p-ofts Of 81 Sos 7S2 and balance
sssT dividends Of ss6s,7 against deficit in 1907 Of
81
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. April 20. 1909
pFFNFS-Receipts vert - cars. $T6 head, an t'r
slaIphterers the exception Of ! car Inc lettus
a tv with moderate arrivals expected fol Nedhes
a4 0tc per NJ a beef sells at lU2c and m
feror srca sses slsc Liverpool cables quoted
live cattle higher l3 "a 1880 II, estimated dresser
troipbf sinking tho onal. cattle market at London
Sipments today George, 70 Liverpool included
AK cattle for j. Shamberg & son ana 800 for sen"alE
s,bud G SulZhcrger. To morrow the Ieuonc VIII ltN9
o,r abr 22l quarters Of beef for the swift Heet CON
,.n and $50 quarters the Morris Beef Company:
CATyES-Receipts 3TT head, including 20 TOT
market and 1S6 were held over
Yesterday feeling weak, with mediuIh Neds
ssins nj Sc l2la per the fresh stock ar
rived late and held Dressed calves We're easel
vim cv dressed selling at IVll2c per ID country
dressed at 20 Zoe. CO taI,
5. sanders $50 NedlS' 10 i' a'''"sN' "
SHFEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were Il cars. or
. Including 10 for city slaue1tereis anu
l,iaIffy considered and medium wooled sheep
100 n fair unshorn lambs at 30
car OF Maryland spring lambs at 50 so per caLVaS
Dressed mutton steady sale per III; dressed amps d.
i1613isc; country dressed hohouse lambs at $5a>o per
,,,.t,orr West
at IS 100 ~ IA fen.lSSI
,.ania sheen IO4 ~ al Maryland do. 9S H. at
81 20 Ie4 Marvlaud spring lambs at 50 80 per head
HoGS-Receipts 10 2624 head all Tor
and PENNSYLVANIA hogs quotabe at 81 SOgS % per
% sales ,aI late yesterday)-S hogs 2lS
N average at 30 per 200 b iS do. i4 10 at % 4o 9 @
DO 135 H. at 81 rough. $40 10 at So ap 10 do 80
n az So 40. d., 900 NJ. at So so go . - 49, o, =,
1as H. at 81 roughs. 353 10 at So 10; stag 20 10
~ 80
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
COLORADO SOUTHERN.

COLORADO SOUTHERN
Second week in April. $3.50 AT S2150s4 S24I4lS
July / to April H.. L. 1885 hIOeisS lo'eS'oos
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
second week April $4,000 SSy92 Sg9sO
Iuly l to April IL. 46314l 4eSSsO A'o,lSt
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN
Month @ March 80.
Number OF miles. 80 81 - =!
Gross earnings. SI46l66 SiVSsO3 Stel4tl
Expenses and taxes 4I9.0O3 4sIl4S 4SfolS
Net earnings - s26716s S221.654 $500 500
July / to March al - -
earnings S6.6ul0 SiOOSZ0t Soo3l-lS
Expenses and 4,296. loo 4SbI, I3U 4l-obil
no+ earnings o mos 81 3o4 500 s2Is552T S25O2 5T2
ANN ARBOR.
First week In April 81, l65 S302I6 Inc Slss9
july l to April t.. 1.46s.3s2 I4s9,SO4 Dec 3loI2
DETROIT, TOLEDO & IRONTON.
r.,rs, yreal in Aprfi S24OsT 972 Inc. 81, COS
MI, tn Apru r l. los $50 l.323 500 Dec. l24 g9l
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York April % 1909
(OFEEE-The coffee market continued quiet to-
DAY but showed generally steady although there
some little irreEuiary the result OF moderate
orders in the absence OF general business The close vas
steady net unchanged TO points higher Sales were
reported Of 1915 market opened steady at
unchanged prices and time during the day was
net . points lower July, with September o points
higher and other months unchanged The selling seemed
i be mostly in the way Of qudatng by scattering lonF
interests chiefly in the near positions while demand
shorts and leading trade interests that
supposed be control MAY situation There
nothing in fresh sent-
and the days the figures indicate con-
trued demand upon the worlds visible supply, a fact
which. with prices. Is taken
by suggesting the willingness of individual hold
Of surplus supplies 10 take of the world re
qurements at level Of prices safely under the hgres
which yaorizstion coffees might become ayaiiah'e
The French higher. but Hamburg
unchanged L while OF the Brazilian mar
kets a a decline OF - reis and santos
unchanged. Receipts the brazilian ports
bags. against $1,000 year New York
warehouse deliveries for the day were i26 BAGS
year cotIee was
quiet quotations basis of size for Rio No
The OF prices in the local market to-day
fn1l1
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

COTTON-The cotton showed increasing ac-
tivt and renewed strength today than recovering
the losses OF the previous when leading hiSisO
interests supposed be taking profits on a bls |
OF contracts In fact prices high records fo
tbe with the steady net advance OF
15q21 points The crop months sold above io-2,,
market opened advance OF point 70
decline Of point Liverpool cables than eNEetsa
Of the southwest "ile
there appeared renewal OF scattering hqlla,oll
and some short selling by local traders who expected
-anav-si of some such liquidation that noted in the
previous day. Mondays most prominent sel,eIs
buying than selling orders 70 day
II was seen precipitation in Texas vas very
in, ana WHlle lI'e
,re r7lrars Of an spot situation, large spot N
-eress perhaps the best BUYERS or me Gay III
local any recent sellers Tor snort a.
count became alarned the ease with whloh le
make. bad absorbed offerings and started covering,
while il locked though fresh buying orders Wete us
and during the AFTERNOON
he market sold up FOR July and lo36c Tor Hc-
tober and 23a25 points higher Realizing was & &ue
last half hour, ana PI4tts
essed of from best. but there were large -ullls
execution every point doVEI anu
~ closing tone showed weakness southern spot
markets we're generally unchanged to sc hlsheI- -,
ha rauge Of prices in the local market odaE
F-1l
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

, SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
[ their Uptown once. No.
J st and 3Tth 81. until .
S receiyed At the following
rates until \ o clock p. m.
23d St: 1873 9th ave. cor.
251 West s2d ST. between
18th 81. 1898 90 ave. 1926
ist ave near s9th St: +: i57
ave. $50 I'd ave. sHd any
Once.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
OTHER MARKeTs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April U.-CATTLE-Recepts testimated) 900
head; market steady. steers, s2a$7 cows $da$5 90
hefers 81 25mSB bulls 50 I5QS5 10 calves 50 3oS6 co.
feeders So 3Gu$5 50 HoGsReSeipts est
heavy shipping 81 25a$7 40 butchers 81 l5aS 35 light
mixed So S0dS7 10; choice light SIq$I % packing SIG
bulk OF sales. 81 l0nSI 80 SHEEP
-Necepts testmated) i5,Od0 head market steady to
strong sheep 81 25aS67o lambs 50 'o9$s 10 yearlnss
81 25d$7 80
Cincinnati. April 20-CATTLE-R Receipts, ia head
market active iOc higher shippers. s. 5Og
Sc % common. 50QS4 -. HOGSReceipts ls63 head
market active Toe advance; butchers and shippers io4
81 so: common S5dS6. SHEEP-Receipts, lI3 head
market steady 81 50dS5 10 lambs steady at 50 50a$s
Kansas city, April 2o-CATTLE-Receipts ll0oo head
Including Southerus market steady to luc lower
S6US6 60; fair
good s. 35aSG: steers S5G$6 80; sockers and
feeders S4dS5 so 81 S00S6 20: Southern
S$aS5; native 50 15QS5 75 native hefers 81
dSG - bulls SO 75HS5 10; calves. s. 3oaS6 90 HOGS
Receipts Is 600 head; market steady strong top " y
bulk II sales So l1@$I 90 heavy @S % packers and
Sc sJaS7 25; lights S6 60GST %; pigs 81 SOC
s8 %. SHEEP Receipts 5000 head: market steady
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

A DsERTIsEMENrs AM
~ &c Tribune received q
e'si,..-S -, broadway. between 36tl
f,ssA , IA AdvertisenaeT,
=. 80 oii,ces a. regular office
% 20 tth ave. cor
- l0z Fast 18Th st.
y sc eth ayes ee3 IVES.
r. -. nesr slst 81. I70e
lzs-h ST 15s Trsnnon,
IisaE District TeierTsT'l,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April 2o.-CTosing: wHEAT-Spot firm;
winter. 9s I'D; futures barely steady
Nav 9s. July. sd, September, IS 6i2d- CORN
SPOT strong American mixed tvta Gayeston1. 6s ID:
futures steady, May. 6s 2l2d. July. Is Itad PEAS
Canadian firm. IS 9d ELOER--Winter patents strong
3Gs HOPS In Pacific COAST steady. t2Gf2 los
I;FsFF- Extra India mess quiet. Sd. PORK-Prme
mess Western 71s Cd HAMS-Short cut, "a TO Is 70
strong. IS 81. BACpN-Cumberland cut 26 TO so III.
strong. 53s short rib III to "A n. strong 3s Cd long
clear niddies Ght - to - 10. strong. Dos Sd. long
clear nddes. heavy IS 40 n strong 54s Cd: short
backs 16 20 n strong 32s clear bellies IA 70 i6
n strong. 55s Sd. SHOULDERS-SquaTe. II TO Is n,
81 4Ss 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

ehers s6aS6 90 ewes IS 25QS6; stockers and feeders
So lOGS5 50. Texas muttons. 81 jOTS5 30 -
Union stock Yards. Pitts6urE APril 2-CAI 3 he
Sc 40 SiEEF-suppy light; slow: prime wethers s. -
n s. 30. .s and common s. 50G$3. lambs. So I5dST
veal calves. S6I$8 80 HOGS-Receipts light. actiys
higher: prime 6p$T CO. mediums, - 3o$I
heavy Workers. - 40aS So light Workers S. sOgS pigs
East buffalo April CATTLE Market steady; prime
steers So 4odS6 ~. VEALS-Receipts 200 head. market
slow and steady. HOGS-Recepts. loo head. market
tive and I5a2oc higher heavy and mixed s. 6oaS7 iC
Workers s. f5dST pigs 1895 90; roughs. So 4G
So 80: dares. 81 I5G$T 80 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
ceirts head: market steady: handy lambs active
sheep and lambs slow lambs 81 Oas6 80. wehers. $50
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

belt decreasing stocks the strong cash situauoh
Following opening line Of some 100000 bushes ~
NAV DUMPED the market causing a breah OF
about cent Later the session, however. a ntner
developed on Carlot estimates Tor 70
morrow commission house buying and cover
ing Of shorts No closed Soc in elevator ana
79c ahoat No white soc nomnal ala ai y" Lsr5
yellow. T9c. { n ahoat. OATS-Nith com oats Heu
frm hut the high price keeps the trade down to
hand to-mouth policy, and only immediate wants s., are
met The market steady. with mlXei. 20 10
10 71zG5s12c; natural white 2G 32 No. 2s221ir {
and clipped white. "a n 5S12 d63 &c. R4t.AI%
ket firm: No 92c New York BA1S--f11h
steady; mating, T5Q7sc and feeding i"&'4c'
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

9ssnzAed by }. Thomas Reinhard;- No IS Broad str
New York. @ud 40 Is Exchange Place. Boston)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08
COUNTY
ASSESSORS
CONVENE

Every county in the state is be-
ing represented today at the special
meeting of county assessors called
for the purpose OF bringing about a
permanent conclusion regarding the
actual assessment to be levied upon
the actual worth of the taxable land
and particularly to determine the
actual values of the property in the
different counties.
Two examinations were made this
morning by the tax commission of
assessors of Coos and Curry coun-
ties. The principal questions asked
by the commission were in reference,
to the percentage of actual values
that have been assessed in the coup-
ties. Both Curry and Coos counties
have been assessing property on SIM
liar basis.
The meeting will continue this
afternoon and over tomorrow prob
ably.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08
Sewer Assessment.

Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the city of Sa-
lem, Oregon, will at the common
council chambers of said city, on the
20th day OF December, 1909, at or
about O'Clock p. m, proceed to as
sess against each lot or parcel of
land, its proportionate share of the
benefits on account of constructing a
sewer through the alley in block 8.
in said city and across Trade stree, as
shown by the plan adopted by the
common council for the construction
of said sewer.
All persons having objections to
said assessments may present the
same TO the common council at said
meeting or file the same with the
city recorder within the following five
days.
Date of the first publication of this
notice the 9TH day OF December. 1909
by order of the common council.
w. A. MOORES.
l2-t-St City Recorder,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08
The Cartoon Up to Date.

"Life's" newest jokes are all on
the aeroplane line, which is not to
imply that they are all above our
heads, however A picture labeled
Every Soon" shows the top of a
dwelling from which line runs up
ward supported by a balloon. Air
ships are circling around the rope.
which for their own safety they
must avoid, and on the rope hang
placards reading, Keep off my at
mohphere," "No trespassing on my
air." and on the roof beside DIM
inutive dancing doggie, Beware of
the Skye terrier"
Another cartoon is entitled "a
Birds Eye View-in the Future"
Flat on their backs across a wide
meadow enormous letters read.
This Is Bingville," and a sign near.
says, keep Off the Letters" a
man in balloon above is bending
with telescope to read. The roofs
of the houses advertise meals, re-
pairs, gas, various trades, the steep
pitch of the church says, "Wel-
come" while balloon farm
shows a huge Zeppelin" type gas
bag tethered to the ground in such
a way that it appears to have legs
and looks like an enormous speci-
men of the porcine tribe Wires!
don't anchor is another sign, un-
der the telegraph poles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08
CURES BAD KIDNEYS
AND ENDS BACKACHE
Strong Digestion and an Adequate
Nutrition Invariably Mean a Long
Nutrition Invariably Mean
Long and Healthy Life.

There is a process known as met
aboIism going on constantly in the
body, and by which the tissues are
built up, and, after having served
their purposes in the physical econo-
my, are torn down and cast off.
So long as the due relation between
waste and supply is maintained, nu-
triton. and the various functions OF
| the body are continued. But after
middle life and in old age there
comes a time when waste exceeds
supply. and when the various ele-
ments which constitute the differ
ent fluids, tissues and organs no
longer hold their due proportion, and
! the principle of life itself becomes
enfeebled, the body no longer having
power to assimilate new material as
| it once did.
AS old age creeps on, all the func-
tions gradually fall, especially those
of digestion, absorption and assim
ilation, and the system being de-
prived of it's full quota of nutriment,
slowly wears out If the nutritive
and digestive processes of old people
could be maintained unimpaired life
could be prolonged almost indefinite
ly.
There are many old persons in
whose stomachs the gastric function
is almost entirely suspended. When
this trouble occurs, the problem is
how to digest the food and get along
without the natural stomach juices
There is but one way to overcome
the effects of this condition, and
that is to supply artificially to the
stomach a powerful digestive sub
stance to take the place of the juices
which it fails to secrete naturally.
For this purpose, there is nothing
superior to STUARTS DYSPEPSIA
TABLETS known to medical science
as they supply the deficiency, and are
such a reliable and thoroughly eff
cient substitute for the natural gas
trio juices, that if two or three are
taken after each meal, the food will
be digested in so complete a man.
ner that the natural digestive fluids
will never be missed.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets should
be used by all old and middle-aged
persons, in order to prevent or cure
the dyspepsia Of old age Through
their use complete digestion of the
food is assured, with a consequent in
creased nutrition Of the body, and
staving off of the sensibility and de-
crepitude of old age.
This remedy is, however, not only
good for the Indigestion incidental to
advanced life, but is also applicable
to the dyspepsia and stomach trouble
of any age, from youth up.
Secure package of this famous
dyspepsia remedy from your druggist |
for so cents, and if you find that as
YOU get older, your digestion and as
become weaker, this rem |
edy will assist the stomach in the !
performance of its functions, so that !
-he general system will not suffer !
rom the delinquency of the diges-
i've organs
A sample package will be sent you
+ you will forward your name and
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gan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08
x x * x x x X X x * * X X x y
* NCORPORATIONS =
X x * * X * x * X X x * y X X

Articles of Incorporation were filed
in the office of the secretary of state
today as follows:
The Little Butte Irrigation Com
pany; principal office, Eagle Point,
capital stock, $14O0; incorporators
r. s. Wolfer, l.. K. Hawk, G. G.
Guthrie and w. W. Taylor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08
Piles Cured In Q 10 la nnrs.

PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing or Protrudrng Piles in 6 to Il
days or money refunded. soc
M-W-F
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08
Dmeks Nnt plrntifnI

o, Neelands aud Frank Butts went
up the river as far as ALBANY ANA
noated down the Willamette in search
OF the grena-headed Mallard. The
ducks We're not as plentiful as nsual
especially when the snow IA ON the
ground, and Boxer" 'and Frank
could only set Ia gunshot distance OF
tour which they downed The two
hunters were not put out over their
small bag, but the cold weather had
a tendency 20 put a damper ON the
sport" during the last few miles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08
Interested in Contcst--

Mrs Lucia Helen Cochran Pratt
writes from klamath Falls that, while
they think that town mighty fine
place 60 live, there ane times they
would like 20 live In Salem again
They enjoy the Daily Journal. ana
are saving the coupons for one OF the
girls in the contest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08
Ashes start Fre--

Some live Goals dumped in an ash
barrel In the rear OF the Wade
Pearce Company's hardware store
last night caused an alarm TO be
turned into the fire department. and
the chemical engine was called into
commission. The fire was soon
drowned out, without damage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08
War With Janan

could not possibly make so MANY
cripples as rheumatism does every
year. And yet there is no reason
why this disease should cripple any
one II all sufferers will rub the af-
fected parts night and morning with
Ballard's Snow Liniment. Cures all
aches and pains. Sold by all deal
ers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08

After exposure and when you feel
cold coming on, take Foley's Honey
and Tar, the great throat and lung
remedy. 1t stops the cough, relieves
the congestion, and expels the cold
from your system. Is mildly laxa-
tive j. c. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-08

1t would be cruelty to animals to
force everybody in Salem to drink
nothing but water. Yet there ars
that kind of people, and on top they
voted against getting mountain
water.