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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1896)
4Hu HJ V1 ff Sm N 7 Tt from morning till night tlie woman who still uses soap for cleaning. The "Gold Dust" woman is through by noon a3 fresh and bright as her house is clean. W&SiURg Powder makes one stroke serve for two in house clean- jugand tlie saving of money is equal to the saving of labor. Sold everywhere. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, St. Leuti. Chicago, New York, uoiton, pniiaatiphis, san Francisco. BIDS FOR WOOD. foiled bids for furnishing wood for thoSSrt iouo will bo received at eortlcc of tlie county clerk until 2 J dock p.m. on the 5th day of August, a ft, m. n9 fo,,ow8: irr 7? c,ord8 , of pole oaK,iiuu v ..u.. ' t f 1 itoVcver, will not be received from one party or firm for more than inm Ave to tlf teen cords of pole oak, oriornuiru um 7 . o- flrily order of tlie county court of Dated nlSSiiloin, Oregon, this 10th 1ayof.J.y,. L ViBlIUJNf 7-10 dGt w3t U)erk' Notice. In pursuance of the requirement" of tlie law approved February 25, 1880, notice Is hereby given that tho follow- inj list of county warrants irsucu wren years prior to July 1, 1890, huva not been presented ror paymont una thiw! enclosed In parenthesis having been uncalled for und atlll remaining In my hand n nd custody, und unless so presented for payment nt the ofilce oftlio county ticasurer, of Marlon county, Oregon, on or before August '29,181)0, said warrants will be can celled and payment therein will bo refused, all In accordance with tho ro nulrcments of said law. 69S0, Capital Adventure Co., July, ; 1888, $6.70. 6129, S. W. Morgan, Juiy, ltses, ws.w. 7279, Wilson D McNury, Dccombcr, 1888 $3. 74ul, W. U. Simpson, January, 1880, 7718. 11. Phelps: Janunry, 1880, $30. J17H, J. W. Thomas, February, 1880, hiO, D. W. Yoder, May, 1880, $2.75. (WARRANTS UNCALLED FOU.) (81S9, L.A. Vermech.March 18, 18S0 W.-10.) (78:).), W.Il. Trulllngcr, February 7, $189, $1.1 I7&W, Dan Rogers, January 11, 1880, 28.70.) (6007. Oscar Runnels, October 5, (G517,'L I). Pitman, October 5, 1888, tl.i JMOI.AllccA. Omeg, May 13, 1880, Willi. John A. Mclntlre, August 8, 1888, $2.) (0358, Gad Miller, September 7, 1888, 1. (73S9. Hcnretta Late, December 8 1888 S1 "O (0i2O,H.F. Holllday, July 9, 1888, (8222,E.N.GIrard, March 0, 1880, (8631, Gunes Fischer, May 13, 1880, (6555, John Flynn, October 5, 1888, (0357, A. Ecler, September 7, 1S88, ..(Ml?. Chan. Cauflcld, Soptcmber 10, lBBo, II.) .X'M Lewis Uurtman, Fobruary8, 1889, $1.50.) IWO, Wm. Brown, January 11, 1880, .' fM31i Barnard Burtonshaw, Septem ber 7, 1883, $1.70.) 18M Ud thlS 30th dliy of Jutlc' A' D" L. V. Ehlen. Clerk. Notice Attention Republicans. Tntlm n i.ii ...l -,,. J;, ?jVi-At the request of a number .'. r"' "epuuucans in aillerenl h?.ior 'o, county. I hereby call a Kln,8 of tho Marlon county Kopub fec.ubsat tho hall ofthoLRalcm epubllcan club July 18, 1090, at 1:30 tor tii! PurPS0 organizing ki.r.,.. i'"-.i campaign, i wouiu Hsl that representatives to this Svlc?1011 from each club as 2fhH 0no.for tno club and ono for en ten members thereof. Virp.m.oii , Claud Gatch, Orepon Republican League of IIo?i&2?er W,I.V say8' -1 ,,avo no MH JL"aP'" Practically admit -Z w lilHTf I1I1T. cnil llvcf nun tu a, if i.""" -,". ",ou h""'.'" "JuVai."cfriB ,,e l,a8 somettung thatha P . ..J0U wm K,I0W at once destrovJVile-Thcrc ,s raoro cloathlng "ear Wy ,poor P than by actual IlStSH8 rfe? alkal-rots the cloth, npnsnelther free alkali 3092 GAIL BORDEN EAGLE Brand -COrENSED HEX. Has No Equal "uvEyvilERB Sunday Excursions. Beginning with Sunday, June 21, and on each succeeding Sunday, a special excursion train will leave Al bany nt 7 a. in., Corvullls 7:30 a. in., arriving nt Ynqulnn nt 11:15 it. in. Returning, boat leaves Newport at 0:30 p. in. Train leaves Ynqulna at 7 p.m., arriving at Corvnllis at 10 p. in. nnd Albany at 10:30 p. m. Fare, good on this train only, from Corvnllis, Albany and Philomath to Newport and return. $1.50. II. L. Walden, II. B. Lowman. Agent, Albany. Agent, Corvnllis. Edwin Stone, Mnnngcr, Corvnllis. Corvallis, Juno 17, 1800. Notice to Piiopekty Owners. Acting under instructions from the city council I nm required to see that the streets nnd alleys of tho city bo cleared of all rubbish and refuse by thoabuttlng.property owners. Prop erty ownors will take notice nnd clean up the streets. In the event that the property owners fall tci t-o clean up the streets and alleys I am Instructed to perform such work and chnrgo tho same to them. A. C. Dilley, 7-11 Ot City Marshal. Wanted All girls to know thaf'IIoe Cake" will not mako their hands red like common soap. Savo tho wrappers. They aro worth a cent apiece. JO tf There's more clothing destroyed by poor soap than by actual wear. "Hoe Cake" soap contnlns no frcoatkall and will not Injure tho llncst lnco. Try It and notice tho dlffcrcnco In qunllty. John Hughes. TnE FIGHT ON BOURNE. Tho Orcgonlnn wages a persistent warfare on Jonathan Bourne to have that gentleman removed as secretary of the Republican state central com mittee. Wherever a Republican can be found who docs not like Mr.Bourne, or n Republican club that can get a quorum present to adopt a resolution asking his removal, It Is done and then printed with a great flourish as a demand Mint Mr.Bournobc removed. Stereotyped forms of resolutions and petitions arc sent out from Portland asking that Mr. Bourne be removed, und all who can be Induced to sign are helping In the cause. Thero is no pretense that Mr. Bourne did not make a good secretary, or that ho has not stood with Republicans on Re publican platforms of Oregon In tho past, nnd still stands there. Ills offense Is not that ho helped defeat Dolpli and Is now for Mitchell, but that ho has not endorsed the St. Louis platform, and recanted his flows In fnvor of the free coinage of gold and silver at a ratio of 10 to 1 Independ ent of other nations, and come out for McKlnley and tho gold stnndard. An amusing feature of tho situation is that, while the Oregonlan Is de manding tho head or Jonathan on a charger to .appease the wrath of the goldlto nerodlas, tho same paper is printing articles 'rom J. B. Mont gomery urging tho election of Mc Klnley In the Interestof International bimetallism. In a technical sense, the demand for Mr. Bourne's resigna tion Is no doubt well founded, and ho should come out flatfooted and re nounce the St. Louis gold standard platform. Mr. Bourne is an independ ent American blmetalllst and will not bo guilty of such contortions as Mr. Morftgomery Is undergoing to please Ilnrvey Scott. There Is no compro rulsa between tho gold standard and genuine bimetallism, and whllo Mr. Bourne's critics call him n Populist, what they really mean Is that ho Is what la called a silver man. Tho truth IS there Is not room for a free coinage man to stand on tho St. Louis gold standard platform. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorl, STATE NEWS. Tillamook liimonl col lee ted iU.OOO taxes thN year. Tho -'clo creamery In unable to supply tho demand for their product. Bids for the building of the new depot, have been asked fur at Astoiln. McMlnnvllle, La Grande, Coqnlllc sindcthoi places have organized Labor Exi'lianos. A waterspout occurred In Union county which did some damage to ci ops and fence. A speech, freo beer and a brass band will be tho leading features or the laying of the corner stone or the new brewery- at Astoria. F. Thompson, deputy state vetcr anury for Umatilla county has ordered killed mil horses, which were Infested with mango. The salmon canneries at Astoria are practically not In operation, owing to a shortage of fish. They expect an other run after the new moon. Ilownrd Savage, of McMlnnvllle, was arrested and fined, nt tho Insti gation of tho Salvation Army, for using profane language. Ho was fined $2.50 and costs. The Tillamook county central com mittee have brought suit against A. T. White one of tho Republican can didates ror his assessment of $10 which he refuses to pay. The county court of Linn county, under tho new administration, cut the salary or the deputy county clerk from 383.33 to $50 per month and that of deputy sheriff from $G0.00 to $50. Tho annual meeting or tho Yamhill County Horticultural society will be held nt Lafayette, Tuesday, July 14. A good program has been arranged for nnd all fruit growers are Invited to attend. Henry Stock, an exemplary young mnn, nbout 23 years of age, who re sided In Oregon City, was accidentally drowned while running some lugs down the Aberucthy 'to Bioughton's mill, last Saturday morning. Wong Louie, the Chinaman, whoso wife, Kin Sing, left htm somo time since, is considerably ex ercised over the threat of fivo high binders to murder him unless he will surrender tho ovldcuco or his mar riage to Kin. Last Wednesday a woman at Water loo was getting dinner, her dress caught on tire from tho sheet iron stove setting lust outside or her tent. Great excitement prevailed. Somo women toro her clothes from her, and wrapped her in blankets, completely extinguishing tho flames. She was not burned at all. All eyes aro turned now on little Curry county, whero nn election con test over tho olllco of county Judge bids fair to havo far-reaching results, as it may make a change in tho legis lature and defeat Tongue for congress Numerousovldenccs of fraud In count ing the votes of thnt county havo been found and thero Is no doubt but what a re-count will develop some astonishing results. Times. Washington County Speed and Driving association announce that a fair will bo held at tho Hillsboro fair grounds, commencing on or nbout September 20. About that tlnio ap propriate premiums will bo offered for the best exhibit of farm stock, field, garden und orchard products, manu factures, preserved fruits, household Industries, etc. A few liberal premiums will bo offered for speed contests. Their meeting occurs Just before tho stnto fair. ytsjj A happy man U a. healthy man, and a healthy man ii generally happy. You never mw a haonv man in vour life who had indl. gestion. If a man get up in the morning with a foul tattc and r' . Atouicr area; ; it l MMcfhe feels llttlesa and Jf sluggish; if he is -rJ& dlxty and blind the -" minute he steps out of bed ; if his breakfast doesn't taste cood ; if he feels utterly incapable of work, it is a nretty sure sign that his digestion is out of order that his principal trouble is constipation. If he let this condition run on, there is no telling where it will stop. Nine -tenths of all human sickness comes from constipation. The first thing that every doctor asks when he is called to se a patient is whether the bowels are in good order. It is nonsense to call a doctor for snch a simple thing. It is nonsense to let such a simple thing grow into such a serious thing, as it always does if neglected. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. They not only afford immediate and pleas, ant relief from all the distressing' symp. toms, "but they cure permanently and posi tively. There are 10,000 medicines that can be taken, to give temporary relief. The " Fleasant Pellets " are the only things that really cure. There nre plenty of druggists who will try to sell you something else. You know Just as well as we do that an honest druggist wouldn't do such a thing that an honest druggist would give you uimt vnn ak for. You know that when a druggist insists on giving you something . else, tnere musi do a reason ior . vc know what that reason is he makes a big. ger profit on the other thing. Any drug, gist In America will supply the "PeUeU If you insist on it. The People's Common Sense Medics! Adviser, in plain I'.n. glUb, or Medicine Simplified by R V Pierce, M. I.. Chief Consult- for infante nnd Children. THIRTY roars' oTasirvntton of Castorla, with ih putroapgo of adllloBB of persons, permit ns io spoalc of it wUhoat gncubig. It Is wmnestlonaTily th tost remedy for Infnats and Children tho xrorlfl hen cvtn htugn. It la harmless. ChUtlrou lllto It. It frlvoa- thorn health. It trill savo tliolr liven. In It Mothers havo something which it absolutely afo anil iiraotioally- ycrfeot an a ohllil'a mefllolno. Cartorln dostroy Wionns. Castorla allay Fovorlshnoss. Castorla yrovonts vomiting Sonr Cord. Cftttorla onroa Plnrrliroiv and Wind Collo, Castorla relievos Toothing Tronhles. Castorla onroa Constipation and riatnlcnoy. Castorla nontrallros tho offsets of carbonic aold gas or poijonona air. Castorla doos aot contain morphine, opium, or other narootlo prop or ty. Castorla assimilates the food, rognlatca tho atomaoh and howols. glrlng haalthy and natnral sloop. Castorla la pnt tip In ono-izo bottles only. It Is not sold la hnllt. Don't allow any ono to noil yoa anything else on tho plea or promise that it Is "jnst as good" and "prill answer ovary purpose.' Sen that yon (ret C-A-3-T'O-R-I-A. Tho fao-almllo algnatnro of &ytf&c " ta on very wrapper. Children Cry for Pitcher's. Castorta. Lawn mowers. rT3AV niJrt macuini oius HAY RAKES, GRAY BROS., and AXLli OUEASl? Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. GARDEN HOSE. cvAT-r--rv- rtn HtCYCLES. LAWN SriUNKLERS. SALEM, OR. SUNDRIES. The Willamette Hotel. LEAD INGEl HOTEL OF THE ClTY.f Retluced'rates. Management liberal. Electric cars leave hotel lor alljpubllc.bulidlncs nu points oijimcrcsi. special rnies will nc given to permanent patrons, A. il. WAGNER, -EXCELSIOR - STABLE- B. CHansen, Manager. Onlvcood honelusil. SitUf.iclion uunranteeJ. Subln biclc of State Iniurnnce block Ladies and Children. who tiavel by the Burlington Route aro given particular care and attention. Just to illustrate what this means: A few months ago, live children whose ages ranged from 3 to It years made the journey over our line from EI. lensburc. Wash., to Kansas City.KNTIRELY UMACCOM. I'ANllSD. Tickets, time-tables and full information about our service to Omaha, St. Joseph, Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago upon ap plication to the nearest ticket agent or by addressing A.C.SHELDON, G.A., I'oitland,Or. Hfe jrM.ii wwowaiMs i ssi mm i ,nssin r VJ www i i in i .Wjii-aw . n RUNS Through Tickets TOJTHE EAST fcVIA THE Union Pacific System. EiThrough Pullman Palace Sleeper. Tourls s:iri.ra n,l Vrz-A Tterllninrr Chairs daily between I .IS it if iuz Physician to the Invalids' Ho j telond Surgical Inttltutr, lluflala, N Y., loaS pares, illustrated. 68O.0OO copies sola atfi.ja. now , scot, paper-bound, nsoLUTKt-Y ' FBS8 on receipt of one-cent . sumps to pay for nulling only. I Address the Author, as above. ' TLANJ) to CHICAGO Our trains are healed b" steam and lighted by Pintsch light. "Time to Chicago, 3 l-i. Jays Time to New York, 4 1-2 days, f. Which is many hours quicker than com petitors. For rates, time tables and full information apply to BOISE & JiAIlKMi, Agents, Saltm, Oi. R. W BAXTER, C. E. DROWN, Central Agent Dist. Pass. Agent 135 Third Street, Portland. Pullman Sleeping Cars. ElegantJDInlnF Cars Tourist Sleooino1 Car To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Vnro, Irand Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg, Helena and Ilutte, THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, uosion, ana an rants East and South For Information, time cards, j,maps and tickets, call on or write THOMAS, WATT & CO. AGENTS, 265 Commercial srreet, Salem, Or. A. D, Charlton, Asst. Gen'l. Pais. Act., Morrison st.. corner Third Portland, Or. D LODDPJHSOH A areraALTYSdS$roT, flan AlAHili roiHON permano He orTer. Dennanonll cured In IS WW dsrs. You can ba tresud a) imoKunma. sntwiiiooa lOMlblllMOd curr, loJlda iiotaa h, and sllll hava sctass ao4 BAinj. OKUooua micHC la mouio. du laiplcs. Copper ColorcUHpots, tome t or sams prlca nndsr ssn tr. H tou pref f r to eomo here srsct to pay railroad far eaod ho BOCSMUM.IfweXall to euro. 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