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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1008 6 r ' It f EDISON THE VIOTOII. Ho Humbled the Prido of (ho Fast Telegraph OiKsrotor. Edison mado his flrot record as a telegraph operator !n Memphis. A contemporary says ho camo walking Into tho office ono morning looking like ft vorllnblo hayseed. Ho wanted r job, and, although his appearand was not prepossessing, tho ofllco was short handed, and ho was assigned desk at tho St, Louis wire, tho liardcst In tho ofllco. "At the end of tho lino was nn operntor who was chain lightning nnd know It," says Francis Arthur Jones' "Life of Ed ison." "Edison had hardly got BCatcd bo ioro fit. Louis called. Tho newcom er responded, and St. Louis -started on a long report which ho pumped In lileo a hottso nflrc. Kdlson throw his leg over tho nrm of his chair, lols uroly transferred n wad qf spruco gum from his pocket to his mouth, took up n pan, examined It critically nnd started in nbout 50 wordn bo bind. Ho didn't nlny thoro long, though. St, Louis lot out anothor dink of speed, and still anothor, nnd tho instrument on Edlson'B table ummod llko nn old-nlylo Slngor Rowing machine. Evory mnn In tho ofllco loft Ills desk nnd gnthorod nroimd tho Jny to s0 what ho wnB doing with that electric' cyclono. "Well, wlr, ho wnB right on the word and taking It down In tho pret tiest coppcrplato hand you over aw, ovon crossing his 'LV and dotting his 'IV and punctuating with as much caro ns n man editing tolegrnph for printers. St. Louis got tired by nnd by nnd began to slow down. Thon Edison opened tho key nnd wild: " 'Hollo, thoro! Whon nro you Kolng to got a hustlo on? This is no prlinor class,' "Well, sir," nld tho gontlcmnn In conclusion, "that broko 8t. Louis All up. Ho hnd boon rnwhldlng Memphis for a long tlmo, nnd wo woro terribly soro, and to havo n man In our ofllco who could walk nil Tho Laziest Mnn In (lie World. ovor him mndo u fool llkon man W0Jl t bo contontod to bo kept and ho was always on tho move, For years ho was engaged in tho cattle business In eastern Oregon, and furnished tho government cattle, with J. N. Teal as a partner ho did an lmmonso meat and cattle busi ness at Tho Dal 1 03 nnd became very wealthy. Ho lost his money nnd mndo other projects pay. Through all his lifo ho never married, and up to tho time of hfe death his solo aim was to assist others. Ho was tho very soul of Jionor nnd his word was an good as his bond. Ho has lived for years at Lorane and whllo peculiar in como ways as to dress and habits, thoro aro very many who can truth fully say ho was to them a frlond, His brothers nro David and Enoch both now dead, Inslcy, who also lives at Loranco, and Frank. Tho funornl Borvicos will bo hell nt Lorane Sunday afternoon, nt 1 o'clock, with interment in tho I, O. 0. F. comotory nt Lorane. BYNAMITKHS' CASKS TAKEN TO ALAMEDA San Frnnclnco, Aug. 19 John nnd Potor Claudlanos, tho two Greeks hold bore on charge of conspiring to dynnmlto tho lionso of ox-Supervisor Jnrnot L. Gnllaghor In Oakland, will probably bo tnkon Into today to that oily and turned ovor to the authori ties of Alamada county. This action Is tnkon In view of tho fact that the nllcged crimes woro porpotrntod In tho city ncross tho bay and nro with in tho Jurisdiction of tho Oakland courts. District Attomoy Lnngdon, Dotoc tlvo DurriB and District Attorney Drown of Alameda county hold n conforenco Into yesterday In which this mnttor was decided. It was agreed to pfaco tho cntlro prosecu tion of tho two suspects in tho hands of tho Inttor officer, but ho will have tho prlvUogo of using nil ovldonco collected by tho San Frnncisco offl clnln. Lnngdon nnd Hums will as sist him In ovory way posslhlo to so curo a conviction. o COMMON SENSE . telltgent people to use onV nown composition. There Dr. Pierce's medicines, tbo Ich print every Ingredient nem upon tho bottlo wrap l u correctness under oatn, ing In favor. The com Pierce's' medicines Is open to cverybody.viJr. I jerco pglng dcglroua oi nnvmg mi- sparrn mrp nj mvesiiga; tiori i" turned fully upon huTormulsc. tah'g confident that' Uie potter thp composition oi inygg rnrdlclnes l known "the mor ylll tpulr groat curative merits tx; rccog; ueaiu most in netndlnes of K fore It if .thai naakerjrtof wa JM entering pcrs and att' are dally gr position o; i to everybod New nn rt Wli nH Tlj r,A lfnlnt ahnllt m n T a nf Ln tfitr in-'1!! - ajviiik "nun; tuuuu Ml till' avwil medicinal principles extracted urotn na tive forest roots, by oxact processes original with Dr. Pierce, and without th use of a drop of alcohol, trlplo-roflnod and chemically puro glyccrlno being used In stead In extracting and preserving the curatlvo virtues residing In tho roots employed, theso medicines aro entirely froo from tho objection of doing harra by creating an nppotlto for either al coholic beverages or habit forming drug. Examlno tho formula on their bottlo wrappers tho samo as sworn to by Dr. Pierce, and you will find that hll "uoluon Medical uiscovory." tho great, blood-purl flnr, stomach tonic and bowoi regulator tho racdlclno which, whllo not recommended to euro consumption in IU advanced stagosfno mod Id no will do that) yot docs cure nil thoso catarrhal condi tions of head and throat, weak stomach, torpid liver and bronchial troubles, weak lungs and hang-on-couchs, which, If nop. lortfd or badly tronted load up to and miiuiy wjriiuimui in ruiisunipuon. Trtko tho "Coldcn Modlcal Discovery' In lime nnd It Is not likely to disappoint you If only you glvn It a Uurruugh and Jalt trial.' (Don't expect mlraofos. It won't do Rupornaturoi things. You must oxorclso your patifnen and persevere In Its uso for n reasonable Inngth of tlmo to get Its full bcnoilts. Tho Ingredlont of which Dr. Plcrco's medicines aro composed havo tho unqualified ondorKomcnt of scores of medical leaders better than any nmnunt of lay, or non-profcsslonal, testimonials. Thoy aro not given awny to bo expor' mowed with but aro. fold nv nil dealer modlclnns al reasonable tvfee. (whoso horso hnd won tho Dorby." o KnwHcliwMon of tbo Fat Folks. To havo to sit through tho hot weathor quiet as a log, acarcoly dar ing to breathe simply bocauso ono In no fat tho loast oxortlon will ntart the perspiration In a stream, Is not R very lively prospoct. Hut It has beon tho lot of tho fat slnco tlmo began until now. Fat folks havo boon emancipated from hot weathor mlsory at last, by homo mlxture: M, nunco Marmoln, Vt ounco Fluid Extrnct Cascarn Aro matic, nnd 3V4 ouncos Sirup Sim )lox, of which thoy take n teaspoon fill after meals and at bedtlmo ultll which isn't a vory long tlmo thoy havo lost all tho fat thoy caro to. Slmplo and inexpensive (any (druggist will fill It for u small Hum) ns this receipt Is, tho rottultn It ob tains nro uuuxQollod. Home folks bnvo lost ns much ns n pound n day within a wook uflor Htartlng. Yot rndleal nnd dollghtful as suoh an ef fect Is, thoro Is no nfturmnth of AvrlnklOtt or Htomnoh trouble; tho mlxturo Is harmless oxeopt to the fat Itself. Ih'itry Coleman Dwul, (Hugrtne Itoglstor.) Honry Colunum, of Lurnnit, tho plontpr of ploiiHttrrj, dlwl Autttwt H, 1008, at tit homo nf Wn, Jcm KsalH, in LorMiiv, oil th farm ou which his fnlhwr Mttlatl wktw hu eam to OrvMon In 1SI. Uv wm iiHod 8 ytara It uimitbu anil lit day. Th II fM of thU luiui. It wrltUR lu KttriritY roini, woald BMk a rnmaiMw mir (hHlltHtf la iHturtM than Uuir tho rutlon uw irlnU4. H was b.itn in IWlw funui), l'inn. ylvanli. ncut 31, isx4. aud la tho prl'K f IiIh uiMiihmul i unit cmm i ho .'altii tu Oiw". ariltnv lu Uiat' i umy lu intr: with fathar hbmI liril!u'r tt hlMKt (u carte an umplrv m nf iiiu wllili-m. .. Ui-ur was ono ..r thu Urd nair.. vho b. . ;.j ,.,., mtuiiii uhm liinchiiu r.i .j datiMcr m and uu imen, V i v i lu- i tu u . of poverty and What It '. ii, tu. oti -died IU- would h i'huh jui with nu( anoth t tHIin: ' in hi i. Mmikot and raunk f baron. i, hU wu ihionuh any ttwbor or furvai, acrMi urojum od luuuiiutiit Hhvror h wan(4 to go In tho houso nnd doing nothing by rheumatism. Nolthor aro you. who nro alwnys busy nndmctlvo. Thon don't neglect tho first twlngo of nn noho or pain thnt you might think In Just a "crick." Rub woll with Dnllnrd's Snow Liniment and no mnttor whnt tho troublo is, it will llsappoar nt onco. Sold by all dcalora. o HAHIUMAN'H HON 1IHINGS DOWN ItKAlt Klamath Falls, Or., Aug. 10. "Say, If that kld'u as good nt klllln' off tho boars that Inhabit Wall street an ho Is klllln' tho benra that roam theso Orogon woods, ho's n dandy." This Is what Honry Clay, huntor nnd guide, said today when ho nnd Holnnd Hnrrlman, son of 10. II. Ilar rlman, returned to Pelican Lodge, tho Ilnrrlnwm summer homo, with n inonstor brown hear that young no laud had killed. Hnrrlman was moro pleased than If ho bought another transcontinen tal railroad nnd Itolnud Is callod "Toddy Hoosovolt" today In honor of hlrt prowoss with tho rifle. Tho boar was brought down at the llrst Hhot. lhmiy Clay says thnt It was raliy romarkahlo for any ona. oven an old hand at tho gamo. Hnrrlmim has ordorod moro sup lillw and will atay hero us long as tho lUUliiK li good. O i i - Convlrla jih Farm Tjiborei-s. Consul Charles 11. Harris mak03 tho roport from Kolchenhorg that, owing to tho Bcarclty of farm labor ors In that part of Austria, tho civil authorities nro experimentally hir ing out to farmers convicts for work in tho fields, Bomo of tho results be ing stated: Tho experiment Is said to bo prov ing successful, especially to tho farmors. Tho Bolccllon of tho con victs for Bitch work Is. mado from tho most ordorly nnd woll bohnved and from among thoso who it Is thought will not nttompt to escnpo. Tho prlsonors so far omploycd nro much pleased with tho work, nnd tholr omploymont Is an Incontlvo to othora to bohnvo woll In tho prison, thnt thoy also bo taken to tho fields. Tho work by tho convicts in willing ly and woll done, nnd ns much labor Is porformed by thorn as Is dono by tho regulnr farm omployos, If not moro. Tho prlsonors nro tnkon ovor7 morning o tho flold, carrying with them tholr food, excopt a smnll lunch, consisting of bread and but ter, which Is furnished by tho farm er. Tho farmor payB tho stato 1 crown and -10 hellors por day, equal to 28 contH United States currency. Of this Ktim 30 hollers, or C conto. nro credited to tho account of tho prlsonor nnd paid to him upon his dlsohargo from Imprlionmont. It Is stntod that thoro Is no ob jection among tho Inbor and trade guilds or tho pooplo to tho omploy mont of convlota In the Held aa agri cultural laborors. -o YAQUINA BAY Oregon's Matchless Beach Resott THE PLACE TO GO FOR PERFECT REST AND EVERY CON CEIVADLE FORM OF HEALTHFUL AXD DELIGHTFUL KEC REATIOX. ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Best food nnd an abun dance of It. Fresh water from springs. All modern necessities, ouch ns telegraph, telephone, markets freshly provided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly furnished or unfurn ished to bo had cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulations. NEWPORT is reached by way of tho Southern Pacific to Albany or CorvalUs, thence Corvalls & Eastern R. R. Train service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout. RATE FROM SALEM SEASON SIX MONTHS TICKET $.00. SATURDAY TO MONDAY TICKET 93.00. Our elaborate new Summor Book gives a concise description of Newport, Including a list of hotels, tholr captclty and rates. Call on telephone or wrlto local agents. WM. McMURRAY, General PntisengerAgent, .Portland, Oregon. LO RATE EAS Will Be Mado ThU s.M, ,( iUUTHER PACIFIC IINISS IN OREGON) Fom Salem, TO TEA Wc want your goodwill and your money; not one cent without that good will. Yfr cmr retinas rur nwitjr If ra iJn'l lUa&UtNfltr lUili (r Mm, Five Minutes kwved nt meal timo may moan r bad case of mditfeetion boforo bed ttmo, Curo it quickly with nuosour two of tJi Errr wVt, Ia Ut4 0c, jJc Htmlylus ! MuUtwljg tf OIIuw. Couul Hatr Sharp wrlu ai ftltow from Kwb la retard to Jap aw ffuru to prumoto wuautaciur. lu In h niilr: To ettatilu Juin n romuvts fvur- bly lu thj i-onmtr(v f i !- tho jlnfv KutwBmeiu has adopted m prarttco or rt-qulrlng thtdr dip loma ho and ronsttlar oor abroa4, or parlkularly thow atattoaad A t lultd ftataa, Orat UrUalu, rrme, arany and China, to pro cur aa4 forward to th dpartnt of acrtrultur aad roatnivre for th " TJlo aiualM oi rttel9 lthr waaufi)irtt m tkair rwMe Iv dbHrleta or HhiwnmI into tki. which r oomimtHK or )lkl to wit wttk Jauanafio urwItietlcKia ur Mwufoa f artlan whw, jRMln ii iMMailtty t xh to Droit or. Tm ajnulas tu raaewed frow Jtr yw. that ft owr tron the lTlna o btac wit to h 4U rlt rvUturn for iliairlbuilaM KWOltc iuua iutratd TliWitth 1 Ik.JI.-u thu Mule ha htt lu ti.tvrattoa fr wtti ia ttj th rmaiu btailtHl hav pruvoi! DHSHIITS .VAVY RUT RISKS IN ARMY Vallojo, Oal., Aug. lO.Sorgennt floorgo P. Johnaoii, alias Sorgwutt llinhard P. .luuldns, has beon nr t'wtod ns a dowrUM rrom the wivy nltiiQUKht f la now a ttrgaaut In tho army. Johnson was brought her today by Strxonnt Latlntar uf th marine erop to raoo a oourt martial on tho ohargt of having dwwrtod from th marlaa crone In 1808 wlilla lu chargo of ' a rocntttlng ataltoH at Duluth. Ml. ii ta alto chargotf with hav inc taken aow funds from tha of. tlrv whea ha toft. Shortly after he left Duluth, John son jo4a4 tha Kanth infantry. U. . A., aud eooa boeaaia a aergeant. He orvoa la th PhlHoBta aad It wai la iianlla that he wm rtodgalsed u th aiarta crop aMaaH. H was lolnt aboard th transport Thomas heU h was atoa by Captain John C. Rh1 of th marine eroaa, who is -"""" aanua uvea rawed tu Vahtncto aad when Johnson ar. rived at Monterey he wax aneated. " -o i)fr'bu""wrsirTO"A'n'uxi) a OOOI) SOU 00 1,? Wlh1AMlfflrif UNIYHItSITY wlfh Its nw ftO.OOv hHlldittK wm Uaso you? Why go Hast to col- 1K? Hre aro flratoUiM college njwl preparator course aad tine op. DortunltlM In th study of Mua'e Omlory, Thaotecj-, Maida. Uw, """"' ispmi reaaonable; ttrroudi&ct) healthful; beautlfnT C4UiiHia; 45 profeaaort. For fKta lOfH addrea Pi-Mideat Roman Sa l(. Orgaa. 7-Hod Jfc w-lmo o Riilldlug Contractors, Attention. Bids nro invited for tho construc tion of Eaton Hall, at Willamette University, Salem, Oregon. Building is nbout GGxlGO feet In slzo and thrco stories high, built of brick with atono trimmings, Fur nnco blast heating and ventilation, sanitary plumbing. Bids will bo filed with Ameda M. Smith, In tlo ofllco of Western Clay Manufacturing Co., Fonton building, Portland, Oregon, up nnd until 10 o'clock n. in., Tuesday, August 25, 1008. Plans and specifications can bo procured nt ofllco of Woatorn Clay Mfg. Co., Fenton building, Portland, Oregon; office of A. A. Loo, Salora, Orogon; A. K. Eaton, EBq., Union, Oregon, nnd tho architects of build ing, J. 13, Tourtollotto &. Co., Boise, Idaho. Heating will not bo lot In gonornl contract, but bids for heating filed and opened nt tlmo bids for general contract nro opened. . A cortlllod check In tho sum of $1000, mndo pnynblo to Ameda M. I Smith, tntBtoo of Wlllamotto Unlvor- alty, filed with ench bid submitted on gonornl contract, said amount for feited If blddor rofusoB or Is unable to o;ttor Into a contrnct and furnish a good nnd sufllclont bond Jn tho sum of $25,000 within two weeks nftor holng notified ho has boon awardodi tho contract. Building commlttoo roeorvos th right to accept any or reject nil bids. S-13-tf Great Chinese Doctor li. M. II V M Has mcdlclno which will euro any known disease. Ho makes a special ty of, and guarantees to euro Catarrh Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rheumatism, Debility, Stomach, Llvor, KIdnoy Troubles; also any blackened or Bwollon soronoss, brokon limbs; Smallpox; Epidemic; all kinds of Bolls, Lost Manhood, Fomalo Weak ness, Hernls Troubles and Paralysis Consultation froo. Caro of YIck So Tong Co., Chlneso drugs nnd horbs, 153 High St., upstairs, Salem, Or. AS FOLT.ntuo. ROTH WAYS 02CE J I'fHlTr.Avn .- UJ i;v" uroni ri?-? WJ.5 $61.65 $61.65 Chicago St. Louis St, Paul Omaha Kansas City $61.65 z. GERMAN BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Now under bow management SOIILERET & SCHNEIDER Proprietors" Comploto lino of fresh nnd up-to-dato bakers goods dollvorod to nil parts of tho city froo. Wo aro proud of our party and wedding cakes, dollvored on short notice. Olvo ub a trial Is all wo ask. Storo cornor Twolfth nnd Cho mokota Sts. Phono Main 9 CI. 'prmrrwa tout .. .. a .X" vw s mi Good for Return In on j. stopover privileges at pleiJ w-unin nmit3 REMEMBER Till Dffl for any further informatloauj, agents. W3L M'MUItnAr, Gonoral Pnssonger AkjL PORTLAND, fJREaS, Timo Canl No. 03, Boutlm Co EffccUvo Bund,,, 1 TMvard Tortland, Paswspt, proas. No. 18.-8:40 a. m.CetUrC: No. 12.-2:45 p. ra. Roiebiri aongor. Toward Portland. TrrhU no. en. o:uo d. m. Poi iast iroiKUt. XT nnn r. . i J... u. iHO, 1UHU lllZH 1. a. way ireignt. Townnl San lYancIsco, Pi no. li ix: 03 a. m.-Ro! passenger. No. 17. 0:45 p. m. CotUrGs pnBscngo. No. 15.-9:60 p. m. CallforaU press. No. 13. 3:31 n. m. SanFn: ox press. Townnl Sain Fronclnco, FrWlt o. 22i. 2:43 n. m.Portiui frolght. No. 225. 11:28 a. m. wjrfn! HWM-k.fiTXH'f' -Afiatvo.3a First Class Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables Largest stock of now vehicles In town. The Old Club Stables Cornor Forry nnd Liberty stroots. Proprietors, OlUInm & Doedlgholmor. Phono Main 7. Salem, Oregon. THIC BEST ROAST TICK FA.MH.Y llVIUt HAD Caa be obtained from our prim taadar aad Juicy beef, mutton o pork. All our neat ar avlected fTOa th choltott. aiuj .'.t:ired for th taole to ault the demumU of the taatldlous. Our prlie aiu low. r fo laauiy (han you can find place In galeu. tt. C CROSS, Phono ai). TStte St Salem Fence Works Hombiunrtura for Woven Wlrtj FeneluK, p05i-fS, .,Hf' Plckeu, Gate.. Mnlthold Roofing, p. & d. Radj Rooflag, Screen Doors and Ad justable WlLdow Screens CIIAS. D. MULLIGAN Successor WALTER MORLEY. JflO Ctiurt St. Salem. Or- O C T. Co. JO! ' ONii OR MANY COLORS Pi J& LARGEST FACILITIES 3S K3 IN THL WEST FOKbfl W HIGH GRADE W O R K B 9n EiTlJ Xi 10W AS US.-ftM NOUUJ l mSSWmlSm m air I I I II I .. M I " ' HOU'i.ir . 4 . . . . r . ' 1 1. !' t Orogon Electlrc Time Tibk. Tlmo of arrival and dputwi cars at Salem Is as follows, ?ai and Intormedlnto pelnti: Arrlvo Lew Local 8:40 a.m. 6'0Ha Express 10:50 a.m. 90$ H Local 1:25 p.m. 11.05 1 Express 4:20 p.m. Flip Local 5:45 p.m. 8 HM Expross 8:20 p.m. COM O k. t W O 3d. 3C v . 0utti ?U KHm Rj ttK Betfi I Stamr3 Pomoha and Orogona leavo for Portland dally oxtoat Sua- HOLl A ;. f v i Ii W.K.I L . J II...:.! If 1 , nuilHP.u uu -iv,. l, !,, SOLO EH MiftrTt r fl j ,, , ,, pnp(.c S0l0B)O3UC55IsnLRiEER JJRFREhCH FEMALE BP LLS ... "" v "?,"? .'if.'1 ?'' '8.i SM1. I- iT . r , ..','l. r"r"4 ! li2K i L ($ CORVALUS & EASTECV R TIME TABLE . No 4- Loavea Dotrolt MM follows, commencing Jan. H, I Trains for CorollU. No. 8 Leaves Albany ?"55-a rrlvos tt CorvallU . . . . S.J- No. 10. Leaves Albany " Arrlvos at CorvalUs ... 4:'s No. C Leaves Albany "'" Arrives nt CorvalUs .... t ' Trains for Albany. No. b Lieavos CorvalUs ,l1 Arrivaa nt Alhmiv .. ..li'1 No 9 oavoa Curviillls ...... '''l AritvAK nt Athnnv .. .. J " Nn 7 Lcnvas Orvallls " Arrlvna Alhnv .. , 8 1 I No 1 1 fSundav on y) Leave Corvallh .. n Jj! KTo 1 rfiiinlttv rn Jl- fxnvn Altmnv ... . ..1": Arrive or. CorvaHU , .. l! For further imo-t: Portland 0"fr.', Commencing June :2m m orv..,l-n III l. In affPrt OS of thn r. Xr E. R. R b"" bany and Yaqulnn, daily W day: rpM,n vn 16 TrtU; .... .-:?.-. in" L.eavo Aiaany " s J""J Train No 15 JjtlJ Lv. Yaqulna ..2 15 rm ,;i Arr. Albany.. 7-ok pn ' -Ijji On Sundays tne serwv- ioxiows; .. vif Lv. Albany 7:35air M.l m- r. Known ! bu4nei clrojos. KMttx jP iSfirrsrm day nt 6 a, in 11:40 a. m lv. Yaqoina 'aajjjg'ww. uwmtc wtA-VX iCAit M. P. BALDWIN, Agent. ar. Albany 11:30 P. gf Sod in Saem bv Dr. S. C. Stzz ' -23-6t Gen. rv-