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r iwmjnwmw THE DAILY ajl1TA li JOUBNAL, SATUIUDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1898, I. I I' i! i! ,1, I! 1i h Daily .Capital Journal, . "- BY UOKBR BROTHBRB, SATURDAY, OCTOBER I, 1898. JOURNAL "X-RAYS. It's the einntv uun tbat itocs off Between Roosevelt and Van Wjrck, give us tbc Independent, j. - -... , Iwasslck, had noso bleed quite rre nhQnflTQ fit I SimQlQ quently.as many asclgbttlmcsa day; . Ullull&U Ul UlllllulU knew when ho Blurted to Portland next Uierulnir: had heard hi 111 talk of Daily, Ono Te.-sr 93.00, In Advance Dally, Tour Months $1 00, h? Advance. Weekly, Ono Tear 01.00, In Advance ADVICE TO THE MEMBERS. As some of the legislators remain Injthe city over Sabbath, a little whole- 6ome religious advice will not come atuls.s l If you want to stand up well for the work of the session don't cat too much rich food. Eat half as much as you want, and very plain. Get plenty of sleep: Generally several Salem boarding houses arc burned down from the kitchens getting too hot frying sacks of meat, fish and slapjacks for members who think they must get their money's worth. Eating three big meals a clay, the excitement, dis sipation, bad air, liquor and tobacco, cold feet, standing in drafts, etc.. etc., will use up and lay out any man not made of Iron. Then they blame Sa lem water. THE HOUSE COMMITTEES. Speaker Carter's standing commit tees show that gentleman to possess more than average political sagacity and fairness. Four of the Union members: Jones, of Linn; Shcrwln, of Jackbon; Still man, of Umatilla, and Wonacott, of Douglas, have good chairmanships, The ways and means com nil I tee Is properly composed of members from the largest counties of the state. Mr, Beach as chairman Is a man uf unusual firmness and Integrity. He makes up his mind slowly and de liberately but gonerally reaches a posltlvo conclusion based upon solid grounds, He Is a man, who as poli tics goes, is pretty much his own mnstcr, and no better selection could havobeenmude In the interest of party harmony, If Mr. Beach re mains In control of the comtnlttco the result will bo good. Inirratltudcls as hard to nut up within politics as anywhere, . Col. Dave Dunns, collector of In ternal Revenue at Portland, wouldn't make a bad senator. Why not droD all the seekers for senatorial "honors" end elect some man who Is not chasing that elusive omce? In nlnce of letting the federal ofllce- holder select a senator, why uot elect a federal oQlce-holder to that nfilce ? Col. Dayc Dunne, for Instance. An Omaha naner savs: "For sev eral days there have been tive remark ably pretty girls In our midst. "An open confession Is good for the suul. To Judge from our exchanges, no man In Oregon stands higher In the estimation of the people of this state than Hon. Ernest Carter, speaker of the house of representatives. Breaks Down the Health of Oregon Man an next morning; hud heard taKlng a trip cast while- the rates were low; stated she had called de fendant the morning of the 14th, .about 5 o'clock In the morning; that I ho had gouo to the barn and attended What a Few Bottles of Hood's RnrAAnttrllln flirt nr Ulm. .-r...... . .- I 110 IIUU gUUC IU UIU UUIIJ UUU uwiuuw "Our horns Is in Clark coantr. Wsih- ,... 1. ......... 1. ......i. i...t u, .tlrl nnr. ." in ma nuift in usual, mu "v u.u . Ineton. My little boy wit taken with -.. ,.,. ...... . 1 1. .,.,,. ,hJ -. .- , . - ,. . tasK mm aiMjui) uucvuscu ut.-v.uu-u w asthma when only two rears old. and ' . -.- w ' rfl.l nnt nvnnit . in liflPlf. Mrs. E W. Manning called: stated ' was a sister of defendent; she corrob orated her mother's statements. Frank Magers called oy Holmes was ifrew worse until ha wan fire, trhen tho w - . j .. physician advised na to take him to a dry climate. I resolved to go to the great wheat Heidi of Eastern Oregon and work In harvest, but I soon found my own health wa falling. I conld neither cat nor drink without getting sick. I was blind and dirty. I procured a bottle of Hood's Sanaparilla and began taking it, and in a few weeks I was well and ablo to work every day. My little boy is now taking Hood's Saraaparllta with good results." D. Pattkb, Wasco, Oregon. Sarsa- Darllla Is the best-In fact the One True Blood Purifier. Sold by all drugclstt. l; six for $S. results." u, 1'attke, was Hood's HnnH's Plllc do BoV purEe' P'0 0I I1UOU5 tfl IIS grio, Drucriiu. 2S0 MAGERS HELD, MANILA-AMERICANS. Tub Jouhnal Is kindly remembered by Leo and Clifford Fones, two Salem boys, who arc volunteers, with a copy of "El Comcrclo," a Spanish dally 'newspaper printed at Manila. It Is dated Aup. 10, 1SP8, and announces as local news tho capitulation of the capital of the Philippines and tho ejection of Captlan General Gaudc ncss from the city. It contains tho address of General Mcrrltt announcing tho milllnry oc cupation of tho Philippines by otir government, tho price of telephones, keroscnooll and other American com-. modftos. Tub Journal thanks theso young American pioneers for this historical document aud will pieervo!t as a sacred relic of a momentons ovent In tho life of our nitlon. Wo hops and trust that tho Fill plnos may hayo no causo to regret tho American occupation of their Islands. Undo Sam can uot only glvo them telephones aud kerosene, but railway, hchool houses, college, factories, agrlculturo and good gov ernment. We do not want to rob or fiubjugato their country but wo aro In favor of giving them all the beno tlts ot Christian civilization. Albany Herald: Mr. Mltchel Is out of the senatorial race. Now drop Mr. Corbctt out and elect a good. clean, big, brainy man who will not represent any faction, but the whole of the people of Oregon. McMlnnvllle Telephone-Register: A. V. R. Snyder, of the Transcrlnt. Is Inhalcm assisting In keeping the records of the legislative session, Al. understands how to keep records, He still has the records of the Jonathan Bourne session In his possession, we believe. Ex-Senator Ally and ex-memberof soldier's home commission says: Hon. Joseph Simon Is again elected president of the Oregon senate. This means that so far aa thn snnntn U concerned, Mr. Corbctt will bo elected to tho United States senate. Hut then the louse must bo consulted. For Trial in Polk County After Pre liminary Examination, Some Surprising Testimony About Horseshoes and the Buggy. the "If you want the record of proceed ings or laws of the Oregon legislature of 1807 you'll have to go to hell to get them," exclaimed the Roy. Dr. Driver, senator from Lane. Many Exchanges. A man who Is a "Rev." and a "D. D." has license to do many things. II. B. George's onlnlon on tho question of a constitutional conven tion Is elear, lucid uhd ambiguous. .tor somo reasons ho favors It: for By Associated Press to The Journal.) Independence, Oct. 1. The Dro. Ilmlnary examination of Wm. B. Magers was held before Esquire Ir vine. It was adjourned uutll 8:30 in the evening, until the train reached Independence, as several witnesses for inc prosecution were coming on said train. After the conclusion of the hearing and arguments bv counnl. District. Attorney Hayden for tho state, and Wm. II. Holmes for tho defense, Ma nors was held to appear before the grand Jury without ball. CONCLUSION OP TESTIMONY. Miss Nannie Ouitrbv a.is aillnri hv tho prosecution. She stated she was slightly acquainted with defendant, made tils aequaldtanco In Mr. Man ning's hop yard; thought he came to tho tent, where she and Katie Lane and Mr. Challfou were at 2 o'clock In the morning of tho 1 1th: stated Mint. defendant had told her ho was aluir East on a trip; stated she knew that defendant and Sink were going to Sa lem and that defendant Intended coming back that night. Everett bink.a brother of deceused. was called by tho state; stated that othors ho'sfernlnst It; It would de- defendant had worked for deceased mnn.l .. .l.l.l.l 1. Itltn, lln .in .....! . I. T..1 . ..... penu on tuo Kind of men chosen as mombors of tho convention. It Is plain that Mr. George Is a candidate for tho senate. An Albany paper says of Senator Kelly, of Linn: "Senator Kelly can bo relied upon to bo on tho rlirht side pt measures affecting tho Interests of 'tho people. Ho has Introduced n hill to repeal tho act creating the food and dairy commissioner, nnd Is not backward In saying that ho considers the most Important legislation to bo done nt this session Is tho repeal of the laws perpetuating needless and extravagant commissions. He Is chairman of thccommlttceon revision of laws." OREGON STATE NEWS. Arlington Frlnay, A.Smythe, an Arlington sheep man while driving a train load of sheop from Grant county to UakorClty, had his band Hrcd Into by concealed partlos, as tho sheep wore passing Pralrio City. Tho sheep wcro drlvon on nnd tho parties fol lowed, putting out poison, causing thodoathoMOOhcad. Tendleton-Claro Oliver, a promll ncnt young buslnew man, whllo rid. Ingon tho main strcottohls store, was thrown to tho ground by tho breaking of tho front forks of his wheel; ho was rendored unconscious and Is seriously Injured. Ho sustained u shock by striking on his head. in Arctic Climes, In tho snowbound north tho peonle wear fur coata and eat whalo blubber. hint linrn tlinv minVn TliiU m... ... Ji. ir.: :y ";.. j.r'v""J"au,i,,on vi uiftuio nuit 11U9I UIBIUUQUS, Here comes an Astoria paper and objects to the peace commissioners receiving $25,000 a piece while com mon soldiers receive only 813 a month. Really It would 6com as If tho peace commlssoners should bo so patrlotlo In a case like this that they would accopt nothing at all but their cx ponsos. In fact that Is all they should receive In a mlsson of this character. ono that rises above noli tins nnri recompense. Oregon City Courier Herald. Notice. Entkuphise, Or. Sept. 23, 1808. This is to certify that I gave my son Homer his freedom ono year ago and I mil tint, rninnn.lhl. . .... dObtS llQ IllllV Mint.rnpt. J 0 23 1 w M. v. Win that he commenced work July, lOthat his oroiner paid him 31:50 per day; stated that defendant had $30 when he stopped work; that defendant wus Sick and quit to L'O to Portland to hospital; said ho started down to hunt his brother the night of tuo loth; metdefendunt In Portland on 17th and had conversation with him In regard to his brothor's whereabouts. Adjourned until 0 o'clock Friday. Friday morning half n.isL nine o'clock court convened. Dr. Wood was called by prosecution; stated ho was coroner of Polk county; ho did not examlno the wounds on deceased. It was hero agreed that tho defense could call their witnesses as tho prosecution had only one moro wit ness to call, Dr, Leo Stoiner who had not arrived, Sylvester Manning called by Mr. Holmes, attorney for defendant. stated that ho was one of tho proprie tors of tho livery stable at Gervals: a cousin of defendant; stated that he Is u bartender In Bill Anderson's saloon; that Will Magers hnd come In the saloon after eight o'clock but could nut state positively what night it was. Dr. Lee Stclncr was called by Dis trict Attorney Hayden for prosecu tion. Kalri he hnd made an exami nation of the wounds on deceased; that in his opinion he was dead before he was thrown into the water: that the deceased had come to his death from the wounds on his head which had been produced by some blunt Instrument: that his skull was not broken, that tho wound on his neck was from 2 nnd J to 5 Inches deep; that it had severed the common car- otcd artery; the testimony now being all taken the argument was pro ceeded with. Mr. Slbly, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for Polk County, opened the argu ment for the state, In a short but pointed argument. He reviewed brlclly the evidence Introduced, nnd was followed by Hon. W. H. Holmes, on behalf of the defendant, who made n very nblo plea In defense of his client. District Attorney Hayden then closed the argument for the state. He mnde an Impassioned appeal and asked that the defendant be com mitted, At the conclusion of the argument the magistrate bound the defendant oyer to appear before tho grand Jury which convenes at the olty of Dallas ou December next. A Spokane paper has this about a tormcrSalemlte, who L candidate for supreme Judge on the Fusion tloket In Washingten: Mark A. Fullerton was born In Salem, Oregon, November, 13, 1858. lie attended school there and ut the Willamette university, leaving school In 1878. Iln nrnctlcp1 survi.vlnir mn civil engineering until 1883 and was county Biirycyor or Marion county, Oregon, for n term. In the mean tlmo ho studied law under Judge J. A. Strattou, now of Seattle, and one or tho candidates In this convention. Ho wasadmllted to tho bar In 1883nnd entered nractlec at Salem with .Tndirn Stratton. In Novrmher. 1885. ho re- moved to Colfax. In 1887 ho was elected drosecutlng attorney of Whit man county. In tho convention of 1880 ho was a prominent candidate for tho supremo court. Ho has served on the republican county committee for several tonnu nnd who rnnntlu chairman of the organization. In 1800 no was appointed by President Hfirrlftnn ll tneililwrnf tln pnmmlualrm Ui obtain cession from tho Uolvlllo Indians. (jfeMWrlfel for Infants and Children. I IIM11ISMM SMI WWnsT IMIIiMI The EM You Have Always BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF Boui Cfra&jfiGUc& TMI CtMTAUnCOWPW. TT MUHY DTWCCT. HtWYOBK CITY. CAPITAL ill! ID ICE Artesian Distilled Ice! Capital us I il Condensed and Filtered, First quality he by the carload. Delivered to any part of the cltv. or to any depot or wharf. Per 100 Ins Vn Per ton (without sacks) $3 00 eyThcso prices until further notice. Brewery Beer! For health and pleasure drink onlj tho purest Capital Brewery beer, tbs best brewed on the Pacific coast. U Is found everywhere bottled and on tap. KLINGER k BECK, Props-, SALEM, OREGON, TELEPHONE 213. COLE'S Air Tight Heaters,! Celebrated -FOR SALE BY- BROWN 5t SMITH 256 Commercial st, HOT STUFF A Pretty Qirl. A pretty girl will pleaso tho eyes of most young men and those 25c meals at Strong's restaurant will tlcklo tho palate of all. When you call or DeWltt's W Itch Haiel Salva don't accent anvthlnv !. Tin n't K Ulked Into substl.utc ot piles for norej for burn j. btonc Dme SVic. Copper Colored Splotches. Is what people are looking for theso cool days. Our prices make Pfimnnt Inra Hot in the Collar And our goods always please tho housekeepers, HARRITT & LAWRENCE .Gi"occrs. There is only ono euro for Contagious Blood Poison tho disease which has completely baffled tho doctors. Thoy aro totally unnblo to euro It, and direct their efforts toward bottling tho poison up In tho blood nnd concealing it from vtnw R H a ,...-. .1.. j, .. vu.vw. um invrjr siuuiu ati uervais: , """ " " un;o mu uisunsu posi muu iiu iuu .nugcrs an'i smic haYcMhe ",CJ ",,u ineny uy iorcing out team and buggy on tho 13th: tho overv tr"co of tho taint. horses wero shod; tho shoos WTox,l&i?:tXl?i8rSt?Si taken oil tho horses at tho Instance of ' dflBti pread all over my boir. Sheriff Derbln and sent to Salem fori ft feWSftte Inspection and comparison with the1 && M iffl 'iiSio?fi"ii tracks of tho horses which were driven ' E7 55 Sm8 convinced that the Into Mr. Harriett's aata. AUn' ll& f fSSS'SSS'St stated that Mike Murphy had taken! 3EL X&. vtSSSk 7 " Acker'i Kncll.h Rmvi vuiii a. - couch at any time, and will cure (he nnt COld in twelve hours, or mnnru ,fn,)..l 35c and sec. Lunn & Brooks druggim. ' ror hrnirfn ciirrir . " .I-VV iwiw. ijj iwEl ir 1 c?e lc reraea' De Witt's Ju ""1 Salve When you call for De Witt s don't accept counterfeits. You will ui ue uuappomieu, stone Drug Store. same buggy out and had killed hi rd about three weeks before; had never noticed any spots on tho Inside of buggy until his attention was called to It after Magers arrest. Mrs. Magers. mother of defendant, called In defenco, stated that de fendant and Sink had left Mr. Man ning's house tho morning of tho 13tb; that she expected her son home that evening: that slin dirt nnr. vru c,i. "7 w. I back; state(l her son reached homo at edyrDeViu'.l.noclockora ,lttl0 "! knew that1 jbwasautuearter: astlmv imii clocks In tho house at tho time; saw her son but did not speak to him; mat, 110 nau on same c othea thnr. h ST M Steam Heating, Hot Water Heating, Hot Air Heating, And Furnace Work of all kinds at figures to suit the times. "' various patent medicines, but they did When I had tlnlahed my first bottle of S. 8. 8. I was grotlr Improved ihS.re5?U- T08 Ur8e red "Plotcrfea on my iifnbfganJ;.0 grow P,er ani smaller. aa fEjong. d'ttPPwd entirely. I regained my lost welRht, Woame stronger, and ray ar U-. U MT,7lOO MuVuVrV "CNeVaXJ. Don t (lfiltrnv all nnaatl.tn !. ouro by taking tho doctor's treatment " T "" P?n;, nes minerals w i10 hft,lr to tail out ! will "' mo ouiire system. (RISHl CE Al COLD STORAGE 0). More than twenty million tree ,u.i UOniani0 CIOlhCS tnat he DeWlt'.Haz!lSl,e "Sitl bcdUtdfc WOr5.ar?y5 9tated"' Sink had re Wfcat better proof f their eoofulenw do yoJ i "ted her son to take him to Salem: the ihottwt Um Sto D T Kfe w ' "aior8' nia not want to go enimaiieafreoby8wi .ineinottttime.t,toDrBarsicre. on account of hop picking; that ho "y' & GeorgU. Q CI CI5r M.tf Blood yfaiA&tlSSiJ t0 th0 trad0 ,co manufactured from pure lanriTSS5 aw?.0-M wholesale agents forGambrlnus Browery Co., of Port bottled gojdsf Brewery Co., of Milwaukee, for both draught and cornSrn'f NTnt.iS. ."0.? '" connection with their worKS w jM,MXMQlnwvi. AUK,D030t winperanco unnns ... Telenhnnr, oft7 0 JAMES M'GDIRE W xeiephono 207. state and Nineteenth streets, Salem. Tho tfl VnMT.T nnnit,.. -.l I. il. i - -- -.... .vatAi.bs ouu m lao only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no P0 V rao""7, or other mineral. Uooka on the dlseaso and its tret ment mailed free by 8 wif t Speolflo Ooa. MANHOOD RESTORED Uy nalnr Or. Fran' Yellow Nerve 1M5U. This Xndeiful remedy RrTiM ., ' V t CJ5U., 'eea, auen au weav mory, leu or cither ii ST.lS'l."" anxa'- ,0'3 twer in Ceneriu Oream or Insanity 'cZ&a?lT.? !?VW'r?"?A ilhtr. FOR SALE BY D J, FRY, SALEM, OREGON DtI flr. f) I
