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-sT ... , '.. I, ,--Ste '' .... 2 ONE CENT DAILY! SKcte. a mestk by Mail Prepaid la Advame No Papers St Wk Time Is Out. i fc I ha J-beot CAPITAL JOURNAL. ASL VOIj. 6. DAIIiY EDITION. SAIiEM, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1898. DAILY EDITION. NO. 188. gFr .ikW, ' ,SBL.- fiSlWWW", . 'f, DailfTT FOR SPOT CASH ONLY! Ts th fc the way you have been buying your goods ? We have tried it for a year and a half in our business and it has proved a. decided success. WE BUVANDSELt-FORASH1 ONLY. Try this same method for yourself once. Buy from a cash store. Save the usual per centage added for bad accounts at a credit store, and you will be happily surprised at the result. The New York Racket Offers you genuine bargains in BOOTS and SHOES, HATS, SHIRTS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, TABLE LIN ENS, LACK CURTAINS, COUNTERPANES, and a general line of notions. Bring your cash and get full value for it. E. T. BARNE itate Ins. Block. An Anecdote of Emerion. Tn ihe, crowd of the Philadelphia centennial one of the queens of our American mo uu.u iuj. xjuiurauu a her miest at Philadelphia as ho stud ied tho great exhibition. She also had as guests m the elastic nospnai ity of her charming home another distinguished Now Englander who had brought his two little boys to see the Bhow. It Jiapponed that this gentleman was suddenly called out of the house for many hours of the night on one of his many errands of mnww. Alnn! one of his litto bovs awoke in his absence frightened and Bick, in a strange house, to find that his father was gone. His wails of sorrow waked his little brother, and both then joined in the chorus. But it was some time before these strains reached tho distant room of the lady of he house. When at length she did run to the relief of the lonely little strangers, fib-3 found that tho great idealist was before her. There he was, petting and soothing and comforting those lonely children, who were thus learning in the dim midnight the noblest lesson of the most divine philosophy. They were learning it in the practical teaching of the great idealist of the world I Edward E. Hale's Address. PROSPERITY RETURNING Large -Cotton Mills Re sume Monday. EMPLOYING 7000 TO 9000 HANDS. Manufacturers Must Feel As sured of Demand OR THEY WOULDNOTiSYAUTFAGTORIES Ohio Democrats ' in Stato Con H. W. COTTLE & CO., General Insurance Agency. Representing tke following well-known and reliable tympanies: BTATE INSURANCE OX, '""KSSSiSSr'no l?lSnKlraIn?uran?eOo. Imperial Fire Insurance Co.. Oldest and LeiSnVrmlntbe City Devoted Exclusively to Insurance. J. W. TflORNBURG, THE UPHOLSTERER. Recovers and repairs upholstered furniture. Long Experience in the trad. cuableYme to turn out flrs&Iass work. Samples of coverings. No trouble fc give estimates. State Insurance block, Chemekfcta street. Ed. C. Cross, ts. Wholesale ami Retail Dealer in Fresh, Salt ami Smoked Meats of allKindf- OS Court and 110 State Streets. Flying Lizards of Borneo. According to the testimony of our most reliable naturalists the only genus of "flying serpent" now known to inhabit tho earth is a family of reptiles which make their homos in the great forests or uornoo, men tioned by Meek, Williams, Kinne and others as tho "flying lizard of tho South seas." The best known species of this flying saurian is Draco vplens loekii, a striped, snakeliko, lizard about 14 or 16 inches in length when full grown. The primary colors of Draco are red and yellow, in bands, dots, crescents and stripes, the red predominating to such an extent that the creatures appear ns a car mine rocket when sailing through the air. Some have declared that his wings are "sails" like those of the American flying squirrel, but Meek savs "they approach true vention ENDORSE TIIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. Position of the Parties. Vasuinciton, Aug. 10. Democrats of the senate do not propose being forced by Republicans Into hasty act ion upon silver, and have resolved that no forward stop will bo taken until thoy have agreed among themselves upon ft plan of action that shall Beouro the support of a united party. It Is hoped tho subject will be In order by Tuesday. Tho fluauce committee took up and discussed the propos ition to allow national banks to Issue circulation to face value of boudsdepos Ited In tlto treasury. The discussion appeared to Indicate a leaning toward this measure by a majority of the com mittee. Tho danger, however, lies in an attempt to cumber the bill with amendments that will involve the whole silver question, and prevent dis position of the measure on Its own merits. Highest of all in Leavening-Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report RoYal Baking mm lumivi ABSOLUTELY PURE And Severely Arraign tho Repub lican Parly. Mills to Start. Providence, R. I., Aug. 10. The B. B. and R. Knight Mills, wbloh have been idle the past week will start up Monday. The llrm operates mills In Pontiao, Natlck, River Point, Arctic, Fishyille, Arkwrlght, White Rock and this city in this state, aud at Hebron vllle, Dolgeville, Manohaug, and Read ville, MasB., employing between 7,000 aud 0,000. Ohio Democrats. Choiee Mea CH U RCH I LLl Pttmps; Pamps,PtiniP So 103 BURROUGHS State Street. F. T. HART LEADING MERCHANT lAiJUUJ.. 247 COMMERCIAL STREET. Lamoureiix's Stables, At the Commercial street bridge near Wil amette Hotel. New Btoeh : and ve hides being added constantly. Only the best 'ti nimPlTX ProDr?etor. rigs nor poor horns. H. L. LAMOUREUX, I ropneior. I Cincinnati, 0.,Aug. 10,-The Dera- . . i." ji i.v niii ocratlo state convention to nominate nrmnra nnn pnn nn iikhii iiv i.um uliih i saurian to guide himself at will." Philadelphia Press. Averase Tinman Growth Per Tear. The averago growth of the human species per year varies at different ages. According to a table prepared recently by a French scientist, tho oxnwth diiHncr the veai" followine birth averages 7i inches; from 2 to 3, jt is 4 or 5 inches; from a to 4, it 13 ii inches; from 1 to C, about 2 annual ly; from 7 to 8, 2$ inches; from 8 to 12, 2 inches yearly; from 12 to 13, 1.8; from 13 to 14. 21 inches; from 15 to kl6, 2 inches; from 10 to 17, nearly 2 inches. Alter this, aitnougn growtn continues until sometimes late in tho twenties, it rapidly diminishes. Now York Telegram. Comment on a Reeent Faihlon. A fashion paper says that dresses are to be full this year. Wo prefer them f ulL The idea of a dross empty in rirtlmilrma In tho extreme. We should like to know what satisfac tion it would bo to a young man to sit by tho side of an empty dross. London Tit-Bits, . -- 111 I r JL1 f Hasjust received some West Printing Corjstt do better work than ever. Country orders receive prompt at tention. 803 Commercial St., - - - ' Orejon. SMITH BROS., CONTRACTORS & PLASTERERS. Leave orders at CoiUe-rark hunt blockoom 15. aalein, Oregon. P. J. LA.RSEN & CO., Manufacturer of Wagons, Car riages, etc Repairing a Specialty. Shop iSBtate street, FARM FOR SALE. tome good fUW. Term ytrf l 7. Ad-fW-lsHsr wirtl,Or. MONEY TO LOAN On Improved Real Estate. In amount! and UmetoaulU Nodelay In considering loans. FEAR L FORD, Hoora IX Bah Bank block. 13d CflflS. W0LZ, Iropr!etor of tbe GERMAN x MARKET South Oomtnerci! 81-. BUImb. All kind Krean, Bill and Smoked-MeaU andSaoMes. wuce peuvkhy, Somo Vrrjr Put I'eople. The corpulent antiquary, Grose, was requested by a butcher, as an advertisement, to tell all his friends where he bought his meat. The paviovs of Cambridge used to say of a certain professor eminent in intel lectual and physical bulk that ho did their work for them, and whenever bo walked over tho ground on which rhnv wore endured would exclaim: "Thank you, sirl" Dr. Reddoes was so uncomfortably stout that a lady of Clifton used to call him "tho walking feather bed." Philadelphia Press. An Euonnoui Sundial. A curious phenomenon is reported in the columns of a geographical pub lication. It is a largo promontory in the JEgean sea, known as Hayon TWn whinhMttends 3.000 feet above the level of tho water. As the eun swings around, tho shadow ol tnu mountain touches one by one a circle of islands, separated by regular in- tervals, which act as nour marta. iv is the largest sundial in the world. CURES RISING BREAST r -.......rTnriTrt "WTHETS HIKM "&!&&$ fered ebUd-bearis woman. I old-wife for many year, and In each eae oer.MoUwr, Friend'' h U " baa aeeotnplUbed wooden and relUred muen tutorial. It to the Uet remedy for rUUj : ef the kreaet known, and worth the price for ttiat alone. Mkf. M. M. Ukiwrxxn, iIontaouery,AU. Sent by azprcM, chaixM prepaid, on receipt ef piece, la it boule. BMLDTimLB HK9UUATOH OO.t goldtymPnfUu. ATUVTOA a state ticket assembled this morning. (J. H. Baryer was chosen temporary uhalrmati. The temporary organiza tion was then made permanent, aftor wblch tbe platform was read. The platform npproves tho platform of the national convention at Chicago, espe cially tbe tarill and currency planks tud congratulates tho country upon tho rospoct of measures of relief a out lined In the president's message. It expresses confidence that the Demo cratic connress vill devise wine laws to that end, and continued as follews: The financial situation Is the unfortu nate legaoy of a Republican adminis tration, It Is the natural result of the McKlnley tarlfr. Bherman silver law, MXtravagance of tho party lately In power and tho creation and fostering of trusts and corrupt combinations by that party, all combining to shake credit and create a distrust in the money of the country, and paralyze its business. We recommend that nation nl banks be permitted to issue currency io the amount equal to n par value of United Blutes bonds, deposited with the treasury 'f tho United Btates, to the end that the volume of currency will be Immediately Increased. Tbe platform was adopted with a who-jp. Then Neal, Taylor and Uakor were put In nomination for governor, and Neal was chosen on first ballot, a decided triumph for free llver mon. Col. V. A. Taylor, of Columbua was nominated for lleu'enant-governor by acclamation. In Congress. Washington, Aug. 10, Tbe com mittee appointed by tbe boute tret sil ver caucus met this morning for tbe purpose of preparing a measure favor able to silver. The antMlver represen tatives In tbe house met and later on joined the free silver people. The lat ter submitted tbelr measure to tho op- poelnjr forces and discussion followed. No agreement was reached and tbe oonfrence adjourned for an hour. The bouse adjourned till tomorrow. Committee on rule were appointed follews: Crip, Cstcblngs, Outhwalte, Reed, Burrows. Three Democrat and .,. TUnubllcans. Tbe senate after I twenty minutes n1oh adjourned till i Monday. The Silver Oonfab. " Washington, Aug. 10. Vuen the cnmmlttco mot this morning, tbe anti- silver, It Is said, proposed that the house proceed at ones to the considera tion of a measure for the immediate and unconditional repeal of silver pur chasing clause of the Bherman act, and that a voto be taken upon that measure only. As a counter proposition, silver men offered to introduce a bill to repeal, coupled with a proposition for free coinage at a ratio to be fixed by the house. For this measure, the oppon ents of silver might offer a substitute, If they desired, but silver men want a chance to vote on free coinage in some way. Later on it was agreed that the de bato should continue three weeks and if at the end of that tlmo there were re marks undelivered they might be printed In the record. On this proposi tion the anti-silver men withdrew to consider before giving an answer. Uow to Make Iluttonliolea. Tn mnkn n. trnaA Imttonlinlo. ono should have a rather short, sharp pointed nee- uio ana tnreaa aoouc as course again as tho fabrlo on which tho work is to bo dore. Run a lino of small stitches on each side of the placo whero the button hole is to be, and of tU sumo length as tho finished hole. This will hold tho lin ing and outside together so that ono will not slip away from tho otuorwiion being worked. JMoxt eaten tno tnrcuu at eacn end in a tiny stitch and carry it down each aide, leaving it loose over tho row of stitches just taken. This makes tho rmttmiholn Htroncw. tjrevcntfl its toarinir out sldowuys and also adds to tho looks of tho work when complete, with sharp pointed scissors cut smoothly and straight between the rows of stitching, and then overcast tho raw edges, talcing small stitchos close to tho edgo. This is to prevent tho fraying out of, tho edges, but if goods aro firm it In not always neo essory, though It will mako a strongor and neater buttonhole. Commenco at the back edgo of tho but tonhole, holding tho work firmly with the thumb and forefinger of the loft hand. Put tho neodlo up through the cloth, take tho thread next tho eye of the neodlo in tho right hand, bring it up and around the point of the needle from you, then draw tho neodlo through the cloth, being careful not to snarl tho thread or tangle tho loop, which should bo drawn snug and smooth, but not tight enough to draw tho cloth. If properly done, this leaves a twist or roll of the throad on tho edgo of tho buttonholo to with stand the wear. Take each stitch back the same dis tance from tbe edgo and tho same dls- tanrn nnnrt. When finished, eachstitch should just touch, but not crowd Its neighbor, vo not taite a very aoop stitch. Housskeoper. One Big One. Nashville, Toon., Aug. 10. Tbe American National, one of the strong est banks In tho city, with a capital of a million, surplus $nu,uou, nas sus pended. Big Strike Nashvillk, Tenn., Aug. 10. A thousand millers on n strike In East Tennessee. Ono man was lynched for murder of a fcotdlur ut Ftirt Anderson. Silver Wanted In Italy. Rome, Aug. 10. A great want of small Bllver In Italy has Induced a firm In Milan to coin tokens, which are gen erally accepted. Other merchants use lira notes and postage stamps to remedy tho evil. Tbe Italian Minister of fi nance has ordered to be issued brohae coins to amount of $2,000,000 and one lira notes to amount of 10,000,000. Cholera ia Maw York. New Yobic, Aug. 10. Two new cases of cholora was discovered ou board quarantined vessels in tbe harbor. One death from well defined cholera on Bwlnburne Island last night. Another Out. Omaha, Aug. 10. The Union Pacific Issued an order cutting down time of shopmen along system, another hour per day, making time thlrty-flvo hours per week, seven hours per day and no work Saturdays. Jackson Ooaaty's Treasurer. Jacksonville, Aug. 10. The coun ty commissioners finished investigating the accounts of County Treasurer nioonier todav. Tho amount ol his de falcation la $78C8. At the July term of court the treasurer was found to be short in bis accounts and was asked for a settlement. He claimed to have the money invested aud asked for one month's further time. Ho was told he had no right to Invest the county funds and should have had tbe money at call. The time was given him, however, and there was nothing said about It. He raado several collec tions aud drew what money be had io the Medford bank and deposited It lu Jacksonville, and as he spoko freely ol anticipated settlement no one thought of his being unauie to mane it. "" uu money Invested In I'ortlana property, and when ble absence w noticed it was supposed be had gone tbero to raise money. The county has entered sun upon the bonds for recovery or the money an.i annolnted David Linn treasurer. tii imndsmen are all well fixed fluan- ni.iiv. und thev will uo doubt confets Judgment aud pay the money at once. Nothing bus been uwru oi mo omuh lug trt-usurer, and It cannot be definite ly ascertained In wulcuuirecuouuewu Medford, though it U kuowu he bought a ticket there last Saturday night. He U a) years of age, aud hU parents, wfao formtrly rwtdi-d lu this couuty, are highly repectd people and uow mld In Mulnomh county, A Long; CruUe on a Little Vaolit. Tho little steam yacht Niobo made fast tn ihit Wlr in a slin at tho foot of the Randolph street viaduct recently and completed a cruise or over o.uuu mues. She was built' in St. Louis and is owned by Will D. Campbell. On board aro rnmrlnn A. ManKnlaht. ensrincer: O. H. Harpham, pilot; P. L. Mowdor, Allie Cullnaino and Frank Booth, steward. Tho Nloba ia a small boat to start on a cruise like the ono sho has just com pleted, being only 08 feet long and 10 feet beam. She is run by korosono, hav ing a water tube boiler and compound engines. The Niobo left St. Louis last October and started for New Orleans. Arriving there early In tho winter, the party spont tho entire time cruising around tho coast and visiting the smaller lakos which abound in Louisiana. They lived aboard their boat all the titno and dined sump tuously on tho game, oysters and fish which southern Louisiana affords so plentifully. Arriving in New Orleans again early in May, tho Niobe was head ed up tho Mississippi on May 11. Tho trip up the Fathor of Waters was a lei mirnlv miB. Every town and city on the route was visited and thoroughly in spected. Tho mourners of tho party have four pneumatic bicycles aboard, and at each stop these were brought out and the sightseeing done with comfort. When tho mouth of the Illinois rivor was reached, the Nlobe was headed up this tributary, as the party wished to visit the World's fair. Chicago Times. Knglnes Ilun by Compreued Air. Visitors to tho Transportation build ing yesterday had an opportunity of see ing a novel sight ill the exhibition of several great locomotives running at full speed, yot not moving an inch from their positions. This exhibition, the first of its kiud, was got up by tho Baldwin Locomotivo works. The engiues aro raised so that the drivers will safely clear the tracks, end aa thev tiv around with liKUtnlnn- express speed the sightseer has an op portunity to stand In one spot and see a locomotive run 60 miles per hour for a whole hour if ho desires to do so. The motive power U compressed air, widen It f urnUhed from a compressor iu Machinery hall through iron pipes. One curious feature of the exhibition U th steamlike appearance of the ex haust out of the. smokestack while the uirlnt'i nvllndara ar almost at the f reesisg point. This phenomenon Is due ' to the fact that the compressed air as it expands rapidly in going through the Mmnnnnil mrllndars absorbs heat rauld- ly, or, what Is an equivalent, generates cold. Consequently, when tbe air U anally exhausted, it is so much colder than the surrounding atmosphere that it precipitates the moisture in the Utter and forms a mist, just as in the case of exhaust steam, only tho conditions un der which it i formed are exactly re versed Is tke ca of tbe cold alr.CM e later Oosa. , A LETTER PROM NEWPORT. A Salemite Pokes" Fun at the Stay- at Homes. Following letter ia from an old Sa lemite who Is inspired to write front the seaside at Newport as follews: I am sitting on the back steps of our bullplno cottage this beautiful Sunday morning, face to tbo south and the mighty father of all watera to my right calm and serene as eternities summer land, all In usual health, nice cool breeze gently stirring my crown-locks. This Is running season here, everybody on tho git. I rented our bullplne cot tage of Mr. B. G. Irvine a lineman. He has a nice home on Nye creek but he lives, moves and has a being all along from tbe city to said creek, ho Is swari ter in mode-et-foriter in sea I. e, smooth in manners and brave in deede I have not played him that challenged ' game of croquet yot. Mrs. Byers, Mrs, Charles Cosper and Miss Ellen Clagget called yesterday, Mr. Wm. Waldo called on us this morning. Everybody Is happy aud tho big blue sea rolls high. Wo bought some hay to fill our straw ticks, and in trying to divide It X fouud it mostly wild gourd and kelp, so I took out tbe kelp aud gourd grass und made us a nice hammock, by tying the ouds to two young bull-pines. You cau turn everything to good use here. I went in a grocery storo to, uuy a doos brush. I made tho careless remark "that It almost tnado me faint to see my feet so dusty." Tho young lady said "It wasn't tho dust, If was because I was so far from them." That made me dizzy. That was the smartest thing I 1 avo heard slnco coming here. I laughed all tbe way to our bull-pine cottage. That young wlfo ought to como out and join tho Unitarian church, It sho doesn't belong already, too bright to track In tbe old ruts she Is real progressive. I think I will go over to Big creek tomorrow and show Harry how to dig kelp aud make hammocks. X nope you and wife will come over for a short visit. If you do, bring some of those old men that cau play croquet that is If I get left In my great contest. I must tell you; I took a warm salt bath; don't want any more unless some one cau reconcile my suspicions. I oould'nl get baou luto my olotbt after batblng. Now, one of two things must bavo occurred. Either I bad grown larger or my suit less while I, was bathing, for I had to split thorn to get Into them. I went and weighed aud found I had lost ia weight, but gained lu size. I am barred for all time unless some one can elucidate. Cau you help me? If not, I ana a dead man. Io basto, J. I, T. A4j..i.ii iMm llf'MlUI f' """'Wf & ' "" mtj l. By w am . Whether quaffed from a vessel of tin. class o.- cold; There's notlilngso ,! pood for thu youuir or the oiu as Hires Root Beer A deliduitf. h-ltl giving, IhJrjt-ca la fylng beverage A temperance drink for temperance people. A .... nuVinailil i inllou. Salt ai Eijye4 Everywhere, M MMMHI IMII ! m. Aiaai b s4 -t -it '