Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, August 01, 1896, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSleep r.Aneed by tboUSOOf COCB, OpifttO Of DOr- i!fl cotnponnds ' n,J decidedly bad. ft.,., ,, , SSSdeVmlnehotlthMd shatter the- WW...78, w 11.00 per -institution and tho patient la steadily 3'ur. I'Vflylit lovciinc I of thp United Stntc for tho year end- un iticiviiecof 2.00fl,our. r.ir tho jeur bcn.g thus shown Passenger icvcnue wii9 $2o2,2-l(),180 show I mi n decrease (f 11.00 per cent for the "... il- .iiJ l.n ruitlant la lonll VI'll r. It-nltrlll I, .1. ....... !..... .... const"1"1"" "" "" j..... ... u.,u..,, .. - ..u it.viim- MiLir;i-iHI $.iii,- powlnf into o wowo condition -often Cn2,r,4l), or 4.!W IKTceiitfbcliiB$72H.lWl . Lulling In tho torrlblo slavery and . f ' 'h '-iiM,- jnUery of tho cocaine and opium habit. "- ",r la"''- , BWp Induced by tlio uso of Hood's Bars- The iniii.bcnif miluitv employes K It com more surely and more per- "" , ",C .' , -I-.. mv,- iniiuiiur MlllirCd wns 2.",G!)(l. The number or passengers can led for ench passenger killed during the yenr wns 2,l)84,832,nnd the number enr ( ncd for each passenger Injured was ( -si j,ooi. Tiie liability of passengers to accidents Is better shown In the fact that 71,090,743 passenger miles were accomplished for every passenger killed, and 5,131,077 passenger miles for every passenger Injured. Two Lives Saved. nuI,r8Jii1lla,b0-Tl.1V",as' of J"Utlon Cltv, 111., was told by her doctors she had Consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr King's New Discovery completely cured her and she says It saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggors, 139 J-'lorlda street, ban Pranolseo, suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching consump tion, tried without result, i.vnrvr.lilti.r (lien 1 a r ln..l.a. 1 j 1 . " viou uiu uuiikhu une ooiuc or Dr. King's New Discovery and In two weeks was cured. lie Is naturally thankful. It Is such results, of which these are samples, that prove tho wonderful clllcncy of this medicine In Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at I red P. Legg'sdrugstore. Regular s!zoGOcand$l. msnently through nature's great restor ing nd rejuvenating cnannei punned, yjtilUed and enriched blood. This feeds the nerves with life-giving energy and builds up tho system and constitution from tho very foundation of all health ,ndllfc-tho blood purd,rioh, rod blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla I, e One True Blood Purifier. All druggists, SI. mm n PEOPLiUfi for Infants and Children. mm"'n'mmmmmmmmmmmmmim cure liver Ills, easy to take, nOOQ S PIUS easy to opcrato. 2scenta RAILWAY STATISTICS. From the eighth statictlcal report ofllie Interstate commerce commis sion wc copy the follewing: Reference Is made to the effect of tlic continued business depression, and the large number of receiver ship. On June 30, 1895, 109 roads were reported In tho hnnds of receiv ers, snowing a nut decrease or zj during the year. The roads under re ceivers operated 37,855.80 miles of line, which shows a decrease of 2,003.01 as compared with 1891. The railway capital represented by these roads was nearly $2,1)00,000,000. The total railway mileage In the United States on Juno 30, 1805, was 'l80,6o7.47 miles, an Increase of 1,048.02 miles, or 1.09 per cent being shown. The Increase In 1804 was 2,247.48 'miles, or 1.27 per cent, which was less than for any preceedlng year during the period for which reports hare been made to the Commission. he Territory and States in which the Increase in mileage exceeds 100 miles are Arizona, 247.41 miles; 1111- ols, 183.70 miles; Pennsylvania, 157.- mllcsj Maine, 132.80 miles; Texas, 10.41 miles; and Montana, 105.79 lies. Tho aggregate length af all racks In the United States on June 10, 1895, was 236.89J.20 miles. In hided In tills total track mllcaire ere 10,(139.1X1 miles of second track, "5.25 miles of third track, 733.12 miles f fourth track, and 43,888.40 miles of ard track and sidings. The number of railway corporations n June 30, 1894, was 1,905, of which ,013 maintained operating accounts, nd 800 financial nccaunts. Thirlnir he year 14 roads were abandoned, 0 erged, 32 reorganized, and 28 con solidated. The total number of engines In uso a Juno 30, 90 was 35,009. 9099 of those ere in tho pns.cntrer service. The tal number of cars of nil kinds in was 1,270,501. 33,112 were in tho assenger service. The number of passenger miles per ssenger locomotive was 1,218,007, or ',433 less than In 1804, while the uniber of passenger cars per 1,000,000 ssengers carried was 05,or 12 greater juan tho preceding year. This is pro- largely due to decreased travel n account of business depression, but alsj suggests that passenger traffic "returned to Its normal condition fevlous to the World's Columbian position. The.number of tons of eight carried per freight locomotlvo 1895 was 31,817, showlncr an Increase 2,908 when compared with thecor- 'puntnng tigurcs for 1894. The num- rof ton miles per freight locomotive 33 4,258,821, tho Increase over the nre- lous year being 242,000. Toe number of men employed by "ways shows an Increase of 5,420, as mparedwlth last year, the number employees belmr 785.024 on June 30. m. Chief Consul A. I. Donncll, League of American Wheelmen, has appointed tho following racing board for Ore Ore eon: II. K. Arnold, of Portland. chairman; M. J. Buckley, of La Grande, nnd .Harjy M. Holden of Eugene. If n small bottlo of Shaker Dlgest- nu uuiuiui uoes you no good, uont buy u largo one. "Prove nil thlngsjhold fast that which Is good." It's not good for everybody only for the thin, sick, weak and weary. 1 or those who are starving for want of digested food. For those who can not got fat or strong, becauso their stomachs do not work as they ought to. These aro tho people, millions of them, whom Shaker Digestive Cordial will cure. Food makes strength, mus cle, brain, blood, energy after it Is digested. If not digested, It will do you no good at all. Shaker Digestive Cordial helps your stomach to digest your food and euros Indigestion permanently. When you have tried a small bottle, you can tell. Sold by druggists. Trial bottlo 10 cents. MOTHERS, Do You Know t T Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, ninny so-called Hoothlng Syrup, and most remedies for children arc composed of opium or morphine? pt Von Know tl,r.t opium and morplilne arc stupefying narcotic poison.? ftp Yon Know that In most countries dmee!stsarc not permitted to sell narcotics without labeling them poisons ? o You Know that you should not permit nnyiucdlclno to be slveti your child unless you or your physician know of what It Is composed ? o You Know that Castorla Is a purely vcsclaUe preparation, and that a list ot Its Ingredients U published with every bottle 1 -"" Yott Ktiow that Ca,torIa is the prescription oftlic famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher. That It has beui In use for nearly thirty years, uud that more Gloria ts now sold than oral! other remedies for children combined ? Ilo You Know that the Talent Office Department of the Culled States, and of other countries, have Issued exclusive right to Dr. Mlchernnd hliasslc,.3 tome the word " Cnstorln and Its formula, nnd that to imltalc them Is n slate prison oncinc t Ho You Know that one of the reaioiu for granting this government protection was because Castorla had been proven to be nlmolutvly liiirmlcHH? no You Know that 35 nvcrnKo doses of Castorla are furtlshed for ceiitB, or one cent a dose? Ho You Know that when posseswloflhts perfect preparation, yourchlldrcn may be kept well, nnd that you may have unbroken ret ? The Great One Cent Silver DailyThe Only Associated Press . ,.: , Silver Daily. .:,;;,. ..,.,;. ...-- Daily Capital Journal $3 a YearWeekly $,. POST THIS BILL Well, tlicHc n:tnra are worth knowing. They arc facts. "SdUvtfgz&t Tlic fnc-Hlml nlKTiaturc of Iw on every wrapper. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Cut this out and post up In a conspicuous plnco wlmro It will he run. All tho associated press papers In Oregon, except T1IK JOURNAL, aio published In tho Interest or tho gold standard. Send 2.1c In silver for tho dally one month. Monopoly Hop lice aro showing up on tho vines nt nn alarming rate., Presloy, Cheshire and Win. Nols aro already spraying their yards nnd the Walker & Campbell yard will commence spraying fn n day or two. Eugene Guard. Old People. Old peo'ple who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys will tind tho truo remedy In Electric Bit ters. This mcdlclno docs not stimu late and contains no whiskey nor other Intoxicant but acts as tton!c and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach nnd bowels, adding strength and giving tone to tho organs, thereby aiding Nature In tho performance of the functions. Electric hitters Is nn excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old People Hnd it just exactly what they need. Price 50c and $1 per bottle at red A. Yegg's arug store. BIDS FOR JWOOD. Sealed bids for furnishing wood for the court house will bo received at tho olllcc of the county clerk until 2 o'clock p.m. on the Cth day of August, A. P., 1890, as follews: Eor 70 cords of polo oak.and 20 cords of good, clear, largo body llr. Bids, however, will not be received from ono party or flrni for more thnn from live to llrteen cords of pole oak. or for more than live cords of largo III By order or tho county court of Marlon county, Oregon. Dated nt Salem, Oregon, this 10th day of July, 1800. L. V. EltLKN, 10 d3t w3t clerk A year and a half ago JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stocc of brushes of all kinds in the state. Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of grass seeds. lilHH TbiHIH 1 1 (, the Ilurllnglon Route's New hhort Line to tho Kant nnd South was opened for liutlness. During these 18 monthi, thousands of travelers have fiatronited It and by so doing lave not only saved much valu able time but have gained new ideas 61 how n railroad should be run. They have learned, anion? othor tlilnRs. thut Hurlinirton trains arc ulwavs on time: that the Ilurllngton's track is Incom. arauiy superior to any other n the west: that the nhtase Comfort, Speed and Safety moans something ou the liur lincton. Omaha.Kansns City, St.Louts, Chicago. Write lor information about intcj mill tlitlnr. A. C. SHELDON, G.A., Poitland.Or. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Miss FaynoStrahan, of Albauy, ac companied by her mother, has gone to London to remain several months for the purpose of perfecting herself In music. WANTEU A second hand single IOi buggy without tup preferred. Casli ready. Address M., care Journal. 30 3t W 1 LL DO LIFE hlli I'OIU'KAllb for $1.50 for two weeks only. Call at 84 Com merical street, Corner Leslie. 7.31-61! Mrs. IlicKAi.i. FORSATE Ok I'KADEq acres In.. proved farm land, 4 miles east of Salem, with I new house, new barn, running water: will sell or trade for cheaper land. Address O. M. Reeves, Julem. Ur. 727 "n N ORTHERftS PACIFB& mi The Oregon Press Will not treat the restoration of silver fairly. It will not tell tho people the truth. It dare not, Take a fair paper that gives the people's side as well as the Wall stieet side. Are You a Patriot? licit) your country by circulating the only Associated Press Dally In Oregon that advocates Independent Bimetallism, All tho news or tho great battle of tho peoplo for silver. Advo cates tho Bimetallic Union of nil who aro opposed to tho single gold standard. Do You Favor Unity and Harmony as the watchword of Hip people of Orego? Subscribe for the Capital Journal I Daily thtrty days for a silver quarter. Each Irhtio u complete history of tho -day nnd a gatllng gun of arguments for the people's cause. READ! READ! READ! The people aro charged with Ignorance by tho gold press. This igo or gold and It Is most pop- -w Is a false charirc. Whoever the cause of frco colnauo of cold and . . -...-i" ( . . m ' silver in to 1 iH moro uiscusseu and uesi understood ulnr nnd rtrongest with tho people. 9 Sixty Days for 50 Cents. If you can't talk or wrllo for silver read and mark articles and send them to your neighbors and fi lends sixty hot shot for COc. Cheapest political ammunition In tho country. Send a silver quarter or half dollar and try It. Tho people must bo educated aim It Is your duty to help do this work for humanity. RUNSa Pullman Sleeping Cars- I D r tvArv tinnfl1frl IaiIIp nmtirflla tw luTfn linnl Inmitnp and Oddfellows cemenlarv. Marked on handle Kate M. Duzick, Parties please leave at tmsomce ana receive reward. 27 r-1 t. The numberor passengers earned by ' railways during the year ending une 30, 1893 was 507,421,362, which Q8 a decrease of 33,200,837. The .0mber of Paisengere reported as car- one mile was 12,188,440,271, a de- r oi 2,100,099,022 being shown hn compared with iimira tnr nn. ious year. The numhflr nf tons nf '8bt carried as reported br rallwavs W6,:l1171lWI,lch gtveaan Increase 74,618 for the yeart The number S Carried one mlln wns ritnrnifl iSOl.Jndlcattnjri increase .S92,411,189. ' '"T Toe gross earnings of- the railways 71 jlJ.iHflfl Yon ve cen and heard the loud voiced man at the big railway sta tlons, calling the trains. He tells where each one is going and keeps people from taking wronii trains if they pay attention One'i South Commercial st. WOOD WANTliU-'Ten cords of prime big fir, ten cords of grub oak and ten cord a split ash. Address, with price, XXX, care this office. 14 If l'ag'OUttCdiTFEAUn BllTEKS is now reduced to (6.50 per dozen if the cash ac companies the order. Per bottle 75 cents. Send direct to the manufacturer, II. Klas, Aumsville, Or. HW llEKli'ti VOUK (UfANCE. -A proprietor wants to trade a good weekly newspaper office in good town for unincumbered improved Sa lem properly. No opposition. Good rea sons, inionnation at urs oincc. man I'nk SALEwDrivinc mare for sale at a bar gain; weight about I i6e: eood traveler", In- ..., -- . 01 wi quire 1 7m. Drown & Co. Fine physical feelings are bodily 'train callers." They announce the starting of all trains of disease. Most all trains of disease lead to consump tion, because con sumption is a blood disorder and be cause the blood must be poor or Impure before any disease can make much headway. The secret of health is to keep the blood pure and full of strength. When a man or woman loses flesh and vitality, there is something wrong In the blood. The start of it, is likely to be in the stom ach or bowels, and if they are put in order the trouble gradually stops. Con sumption is a germ disease, but if the blood is good, and keeps the lungs strong and healthy, the germs cannot find a place to lodge and are cast off. If there's a weak spot, the germ will find it Even after that, strong and pure blood will strengthen the lungs so that they can gradually rid themselves of the germs. It is by creating strength and purity that rv, uirr- rcnldrn Medical Discovery .,rM Mintiimntinn and other diseases, tirnwn wr&DDint! paper (or sale cheap, Tf m.Wo nn rtn AmIi not flabbv. ihe thlno for DUttinif under carpets. Ca oily fat, but sound, nrm, usetui, neauny journal omce flesh. Hundreds of patients have tcsti- fied to its wonderfully beneficial effects in many diseases and especially in incip ient consumption. A Urge took of wo wjt, fuU of these testl monUUjrUh portraits and autographs or the rrittn,can be ht by sending-si eenU to coer postage mod wrpplnjr mly. oul Dure. AJLYMasiCiX AitocJATiojr, Buffalo,' N.'Y. WANT FED. An experienced girl my. WORK would like to obtain work in a small family Addreas A. 11. X. care Journal. 27-3 t.i FOR KENT OR SALE A 5-room house, beside chamber; convenient for small family; water servlcejfiee. Inquire at 424 Winter st, 23 3111 ElegantSDinino- Cars Tourist Slooolno- Car WORK WAN I'ED-hy a first class licensed engineer, who has had 20 years experience. Address A, care Journal. 33 31 FOR SALE Gentle family horse and good top buggy cheap. Apply to C, W.Scriber, 14 tf 30tf residence POR SALE At a Harcain and earner lot. near city hall. For further particulars Inquire at this office. 6-23 tf FOTTSALE OR KETJTV-40 acres land S mlln out. I'artlv improved, wood and pasture, C001 house. 'arfje barn, 3 acres bearing orcbard.lot of small frult.good water. Wood stumpage can be had, llox lij, Salem 1 10M E "liOA'RU.-'-Uood table board, with home cooking, sened in family style, only $2 a we k. loS Commercial street. 6 13 im CARPE1 I'APER-Urge lot ol Heavy To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, largo, 'irand Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg, Helena and Ilutte. , THROUGH TICKETS To Chicaco, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, lloston, and all Points East and South For information, time cards, ;;ma3 and tickets, call on or wriln THOMAS, WATT & CO. AGENTS, 265 Commercial street, Salem, Or. A. 1). Charlton, Asst. Gen'l. Vnt, Agt Morrison St.. corner Third Portland, Or, WE DON'T WANT GOLD alone, hut wo want both gold and silver. currency, destruction or owing In this country. If you want repudiation advocate vaitiCH, ami rcpuunmon. Theio Is not gold enough In our country to pay ono-twcntloth ot tho debts 1 the hIiil'Io uold Htaudard. It means contraction of our IuvcHtlgate and you will bo convinced. HOFER BROS. J Publishers. Salem, Or. iii ' I hi no rvn 1 1 11 OKU, IUIIV k St. Paul Hy, rakce lus list J. PI HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND vJEWhLER, Makes a spwUlty of fine repair work, Setb Thomas clock, etc., 3IJ Commercial Street tS f. PAUL J HiwiEoon5soJji ' m " f M ILVV AU K t mJSp "&I O W A 'C i& --ssVMMBMflsMMsataisssMssEiMsLHtsjmasaiujA ." SMsMsHSHaMSVSMaattj yBAJslsnU4 . .".0 n r' out-HHj cue Of DO POZZONI'S COMPLEXION POWDER! i has baea thfc jtandird for fortr T aad ' . is nwro popular 10-aar wan ersr ixiora. VOXXONVR I U the ldtal oomDlexlon vawdtt-basutlf ln. I IBll.UUUI. C1EI1 T. UB.HUIUI 1UU UlIOllUI. k . .. . . r.:' .- r. - r. .. -. 1 a aciicaw, laTitiDjo protection KJ we ic. . Willi every box of l'OZZOXIfiMWM uhscbs rroiir uuitt rvtrtr. HSX Klveu fre of charge, 1 at Dnuaaiara xm fancy stobbs. ' GLANCE AT THIS MA Of the; Clrcsgo, Milwaukee nd St. Paul Hallway and note its connection with all transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Omaha. and if member whencoinj; east that its Iru'ns I are lighted with electricity aim neateii ly steam its equipment is : superb. Elegant Duffel, library, smoking and slteplm; cars, with free rcclinlrg chairs. Each sleepinc car r ih ' as an electric reading lamp, and , its dining cars are the best in the world. Other ll"es are longer than this, but none are shorter, and no other offers the shove lus. urious accommodations. 'Hittr sre sufficient reasons for the opularIty of "Ilia Mllwau. kcr." Coupon ticket agents In every rail road office will give yon further information, or trans- 0. R. & N. CO. E. IM'NEILIVRECEIVER. TO TIIE EAST GIVES II IK CHOIC OF- Two ' ;"ranscontinenl:al Roulu:. Through Tickets TOITIIE EAST! VIA THE Via Spokane Minneapolis M'Pauland Den ver Omaha ami Kanitas Cily.fc.Iow rale, tui eattcrrlcitles, OCEAN DIVISION. Portland San Fjancisco. Steamer leave Alnsworlh dock. Portland July, 36, 31 and August 5, 6, 10, 15, 30, 35 ana 30. Fare Cabin, $5; steerage, f3.(,o. WILLAMFTTK RIVER DIVISION. Steamers Kuih for Portland, Tuesday aud Friday, at 7130 a. m. I'oruorvaiiis Wednesday ami .laiuruay 1 at 5 P.'m. steamer typsy y at ForCorvallis, P.m. for Poetland, Wednetdsy to a. m, Monday and 'I hursday at 5 U.iion Pacific System. I hrouh Pullman Palace Sleepers. TourtiJ Sleepent and FreoJ Reclining (Chairs dally between Portland to Chicago, C. I. EDDY. General Acnl, J. W. CAbEY, i isv, I'ass Aeent. Portland I.ocst freicht and passenurr rates, Round trip tickets very cheap, 'tickets sold and bai'irsce checked llirouch to all points with- cut extra transfer charges. F01 full details call 011 Dolsi & Ilarkci agents, Salvin. Orecim. or addrei. V. J. HURI.ItURT Gen'l Pas. At l''daii.I ) Fur fulfdetaiikcall oi ur addretw (i. M. I-MWERS, Foot of Tradrsl. IjicI i;i Pnr Dnllnnnu. I , j , (1 for purity tand (or Improvement of thocom j Our trains are heated b"itcam and 3j Ulihtfd by I'lntsch llcht. ' ' Time toChlcaeo, 3 li Jays Time to New York, 4 1-3 days, Which Is many hours quicker than cotn- lietilo's. Fur rates, time tables and full Infoimallon spply to JtOTSJi A ItARKEIt, Agents, Salem, Or, W UAXTER, C. E. BROWN, Ceneral Aeent DIst, Pass. Agent I3S Third Street. Portland. Tho Roy FrtMiMiM And a velvetysoUnaM of tho skin U fafr rlably obtained by thoM who sm Iftmaomirm Coinpleilou I'owdtr. . Sjr 'f