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8IX
DAILY
CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6,
1904.
IJf y They never pay. Don t
Cheap doctors don't recommend Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
The best doctors endorse it for colds, coughs. a&jfiiSfc
HOW MANY VOTE8 WILL BE CAST
Awards for Those Estimating Near
est the Winning Vote In the Presl
dentlnl Election In 1904.
Tho Florodora Tag company hns
jnado arrangements for the distribu
tion of 10,855 cash awards, aggregat
ing l-5,000, among those who esti
mate nearest the vote cast for tho
winning candlJato for President of the
United States In tho election. Tues-
, Pay high rates for insurance on un
exposed dwellings.
The old lino companies charge you
f3 for J500 of Insurance, whllo lor 76
cents yearly you get the same amount
b becoming a incmbor of tho
Oregon Fire Relief
Association
ol McMtanvilfe, Ore.
A home company working for homo
insurancoon a home plan. Lot mo
tell jou about It I
H. A. Johnson, Murphy Blk.
Salem. Head office McMlnnvlIlc,
Orcjron.
day, November 8, 1904. Tho only
conditions imposed are that there
shall bo sent with the estimates five
of tho tacs or Ave of tho whole cou
pons or ten half coupons or ten of
the cigar bands or the kind mat are
being redeemed by the manufacturers
through the Florodora Tag company,
and all estimates must bo received
not later than November 5, 1904.
Further Information, which will be
useful In maklne estimates, together
with estlmato blanks, will bo furnlsheJ
by tho Florodora Tag company, Jer
sey City, N. J., on receipt of two cents
for postage.
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ROTAN
BRIDGE
VICTIM
Work of Dragging for Body
Will Be Continued
SMALL
POX AT
ALBANY
Notice.
Depositors in the Savings Depart
ment of tho Capital National Hank
are requested to present their pass
books for tho purpose of having cred
ited tho semiannual Interest due July
1st. JOS. H. ALBERT, Cashier,
o
For $60
We are offering during our special
midsummer salo'bur regular $75'buggy
for $C0. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver
Company, 8alera branch. C-30-tf
0AS7OZIZA.
y 1M King Yoa Hare Always Boaght
IM WHO TCI
it
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Federated Trades Council and Fraternal Orders
Mardi Gras and Carnival
PORTLAND, OREGON,
June 28th to July 9th, Inclusive
spectacular Mardi Gras over
Tlio greatost and most olaborato
producod In tho West.
A stupendous show undor a monstor tent seating ten thousand
peojilo.
Special rato on all railroads and steamboats.
dlvon under tho management and authority of GC I,nbor Unions
and 34 Fraternal Soclotlcs, all of Portlanl.
Msumated dnlly attondnnco expected to avorngo thirty thousand.
MHHHHMHHHHMMii
Improved Perfection Tins
The Improved Tins have the Patented Groove
and will not leak batter. Other Rinds are
useless. For rich, delicate cakes always use
the Improved Perfection Tins.
55
R. M. Wade & Co.
The work of dragging the river for
the body of J. A. Rotan, who Jumped
from the bridge on Monday, as first
told in Tho Journal extra on Tuesday
evening, will be commenced in ear
nest today. Mr. Clark, of Portland,
on-in-law of deceased, will superin
tend the arrangements, and it is
thought the body will be recovered
within a few days.
The river Is quite deep at and below
tHe bridge, and, It Is said, is full of
holes. The current swings in along
tho east bank of tho stream, and nat
urally the body would follow the chan
nel. The Workmen will assist the
family In recovering the remains.
Deceased left a letter in his desk
at the store, tellinc his wife and fam
ily that he Intended to commit the
rash act, and asking their forgiveness.
It was not found until yesterday after
noon, when Mrs. Rotan became
alarmed at the absence of her hus
band, and entered the store, which
had been closed during the day. His
coat was In the store, also his watch
andi a number of papers connected
with h(g business. In the letter which
ho wrote his wife he explained his af
fairs thoroughly, giving a detailed
statement of tho condition his finan
cial matters are In. Tho act was pre
meditated and carefully planned.
For a number of years ho had beon
a sufferer with, his eyes, and was
afraid that ho would be totally blind.
This infirmity, together with financial
roverses several years ago, led' to his
unbalancing, and caused him to com
mit tho rash deed.
.Air. Rotan built tho brick block
where Eckerlon's cafe and wholesale
llauor house Is now located, and mn.
ducted a large furniture store there
for a number of years. Ho lost tho
property through reverses In business,
nnd with It went a large amount of
his personal effects. He continued to
conduct a store, although on a smaller
scale, and at tho time of his death
was seemingly doing a good business
at his Court-street place.
Two Benton County Men Ar
rested and Sent to Jail
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Zit'cuT' '" C,0,h,n' H'U Trunk. Telescope, DreM
8ulCa.es, Und.rw.ar, Quilt., Over.il., Notion etc.
8u U in ,nny .tore, for f 16 nd 1S go at ... . ,9 ftn , ,,n
BulU worth fltM are sold for.. 9 ftnU ,10
Buita worth 00 nro sold for . 7-50
Hats, all tyl8 nt .... .' 500
IXwton. worth U.00 sold for $ U ll0Qk Prlces
lacific Coast overall, .old at....
Collar worth uc sold for .......
A Ana lino nt n.iiv-ti. . ....
Suspenders worth Sic to u. .,., W 19c
Punts worth si.M tun ... .. ' 19e
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Identity Disclosed.
(From 5:30 Kdltlon July 6th.)
John A. Rotan, tho pioneer furni
ture dealer of this city, was the un-
fottunato man who Jumped' from the
high bridge into the Willamette river
yesterday afternoon, and met death In
tho swift currant of that stream.
This Is cortain bejond a ouostlon
of a doubt. The stiaw lint nickel m.
In tho river has been Identified bv
Mrs. Rot an, wlfo of tho dead man as
being that of hor husband. Othors nl-
M) recogniml It as tho ono worn bv
Rotan yostordny.
Tho body has not beon found, but a
search will bo Instituted at once and
parties will guard the rapids below
tho city.
Yesterday morning decoaod wont
to W, T. RIgdon and borrowed $10
with which to pay his duos in tho A.
O. U. W. of which he had beon a
membor for about 20 years,. He
wanted to glvo .Mr. RIgdon security
for tho amount, but tho latter rfii8.t
to take it, as they
and tho raattor
morning Mr. Rotan did not onon hi
tuiv. hu iaiO mis aflnrrwinn tfc
fact was established that ho was th
unfortunate individual whn im.i a.i
hla existence.
A number of people, it Is snl.i nn.
UcihI Wm standing on tho bridge, but
never once thought he would commit
sulcldo
He had been a resident of smam
for nbout 26 ears. conducting a fur
niture wore tturliiK the moat nt ti,.
time.
Ho leavw a wife and three iinn.!,.
ters. Mrs. I), n. Clark and Miss Cora,
Albany July 6.
in or near Philomath were arrested in
this city at 10 o'clock last evening,
and locked up in a cell in the city Jail
as being Infected with smallpox, and
steps will be taken to rid the com
munity of the two men, either by quar
antining them, or sending them back
to the county In which they belong
Benton. One of them is so far ad
vanced that bis face is breaking out,
and, of course, following in the lead
of some of tho people who do not be
lieve In smallpox or diseases of that
kind, he calls his affliction a rash or
Manila Itch, an excuse for the more
severe but eminently correct term of
smallpox.
The two men came from Philomath
to Corvallis yesterday morning, and
there they were arrested and exam
ined by physicians, who pronounced
the disease one of them had a.i small
pox, and the men were ordered to
leave at once and return to Philomath.
This they promlseJ to do, nnd drove
away. Philomath authorities were no
tified that tho men were coming, and
were Instructed to place the two in
quarantine at once. During the after
noon the Corvallis officials were In
formed by telephone that the men had
not nrrived at Philomath, and a search
for them was instituted.
Last night when the Corvallis stage
nrrived here, the driver, while walking-
about the city, accidently ran onto the
two men he had seon at Corvillis dur
ing the forenoon. They were In tho
act of entering the Franklin House
when seen by the stage driver, and he
at once notified the officers of his dis
covery. Tho men were arrested and
placed In a cell in the city Jail, and Dr.
W. H. Davis, the mayor, examined
them, expressed his conviction that
only one of them had smallpox, and
t'aat tho disease hnd not progressed
far enough to make It dangerous to
the patient's surroundings. The men
will either bo sent to a pest house.
where they will bo kept until all dnng
er of infection is removed, or they
will be returned to Benton county,
where they belong, and where they
ought to be cared for.
lienton county has had several
cases of smallpox recently, all of them
very mild, and the disease, whatever
there Is of It, seems to come from the
country between Corvallis and Philo
math. There is only ono way to
stamp It out, and that is to place ev
ery suspect In tho pest house, and
Keep him thore until all danger of in-
fection disappears, and at the same
time, for the protection of the public,
general vaccination would! be advised.
FIRST CLASS ROOMS.
Hotel Scott Will Accommodate Guests
on European Plan.
A. Scott, the Commercial street fur
niture dealer, has rented the upper
.vmo in, (7iV Cottle block and! la
rapidly converting themi Into what
will make a good 35 room European
Two men residing hotel. Tho entire place is being new
ly furnished, papered, renovated and
put In apple pie order. Mrs. Scott
will be in charge, and hereafter per
sons can get good clean rooms of a
reputable character at reasonable
prices. Not an old article left In the
place. If you want a clean, sweet
room call at Hotel Scott, in the Cottle
block.
Who Is It?
The marriage of a prominent Hap
rlsburg business man and a Salem
teacher is said to be an event of the
near future. Albany Democrat.
S0Z0D0NT
THE REAL TEST
Of Uerplclde I In Giving It a Thor
ough Trial.
There Is only ono test toy which to
Judge of tbo efficiency of any article
and that is by Its ability to do that
which it Is intended to do. Many hair
vigors may look nice and smell nice,
tut the point is do thoy eradicate Dan
druff and stop fallinj; hair?
No, they do not, but Herplcldo does,
because it goes to tho root of tho evil
and kills the germ that attacks the
papilla from whence the hair geta its
life.
Letters from prominent peoplo every
where are dally provlngr that Nowbro'a
Herplclde stands tho "tost of use."
Tt u n dnllchtful drcsslntr. clear, sura
and free from oil or grease.
Bold by leading druggists, bena ioc. in
stamps for sample to Tho Herplcldo Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
IHnlel J Pm. Special Agent
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Oil
SHOJf
LING
A PERFECT LIQUID DENTIFRICE FOR THE
TEETH " BREATH.
USE WITH
S0Z0D0NT
TOOTH POWDER
jhd miuiftm&;iri&3
Three Trains to the East Dally.
Through Pullman standard and
tourist sleeping cars dally to Omaha,
Chicago, Spokane; tourist sleeping
cars daily to Kansas' City; through
Pullman tourist sleeping cars (per
sonally conducted) weekly to Chica
go; reclining chair cars (seats froa)
to the East daily.
70
HOURS v
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
Mo Chance of Cars
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Summer Excursion Rates and Special
Train Service Now On Between
Portland and Clatsop Beach.
Tho summer schedule of the As
toria & Columbia Rlvor railroad ha3
been Inaugurated botween Portland,
Astoria, Gearhart and Seaside, in con
nection with special round trip excur-
siono tickets to all Clatsop and North
Beach points, and train leaves Union
depot S a. m. dally and runs thrmiPh i
direct, arriving at Astoria 11:. in n m '
Gearhart 12:20 p. m. and Seasldo
12:30 p, m. i
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By the Fruits of Our Labor.
We are known to all people
of taste in Oregon who have
a horror of cheap and common
laundry work. Anythlne: fin-
ished at our establishment Is as it
fine ns a poet's fancy, having J ;
received a touch which may be
described as a verse form of I !
linen, Come to ur for inim,!- ( '
results, as suggestive of satis- '
faction as home sweet home.
DEPART
FOB
Chicago
Portland
Special
9 15 a. m
na ilnnt
lngton "TuTntlo"
Express
1:15 n. m.
rla Hunt
lnijton " 8t. Paul"
Fait Mall
7 45 p. m,
via
Spokane
TIME SCHEDULES
From Portland, ur,
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alt Lake, Denver Ft.
Worth. OmAhA. ITntiAA.
Icily, m. Lonlj, Chicago
inu uui,
IVallA WAllT'.wlc,rn
Spokane, Wallace, Pull-
jian, Minneapolis m.
Pan, rinlnth Mllumi!,
Chicago, aud Koot.
5 2ip eb
9.00 a, a.
Ocean and River Schedule.
For San Francisco Every five day
at 8 p. m.. For Astoria, way polnta
and North Beach Daily (except Sun
day) at 8 p. m.; Saturday at 10 p. m.
uaiiy service (water permitting) on
Willamette and Yamhill rivers.
Salem Steam Laundry I
230 Liberty St. Phnn. ah
ffrWliMM
Cam fulU. 1 ..
i I'm iuiiw imoimmiou asK op writ a
(your nearest ticket agent, or
! A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Co., Portland, Oregon.
REDUCED EXCURSION RATES.
From S. P. and C. & E. Points to tho
Seaside and Mountain Resorts
for .the Summer.
S
That
Smell
If there Is anything you need
It Is to remove the death-deal-lng
sewer gas from your house.
Mod
etn
The Portlanri.SnncMa P!. i
ley of ton had doallngs Union depot ovary Saturday at 2 30 f Zl.
was passed over. Thlsk m arriving Astoria 5:50 p. m."and PitlUlb
.u mrougn oiroct, arriving at Gear
hart 6:40 p. m. and Seaside C:50 p m. '
In connection with this improved
servlco, spoclal round trin BOnc
tlqkets are sold flora Portland to nil
Clatsop and North Roach points at
rate of $4.00 for the roun.i trin .,
for roturn passage until October 15,
Spoclal commutation tiAr ,.,i
for fivo round trip, are sold from
Portland to same points for ?15o0
good to return until October 15.
Saturday special num.! tri '
slon tickots from Portland to all Clat
SOI) nrtll Vnrtli tln--v . .
- Jon, awi MtM o. ofThU every Satur iuT I2W !
ing
will do this and give you com
fort as well as health. Have
your old plumbing inspected
and you may save a heavy bill.
BURROUGHS & FRASER I
J 105 8tat St, -Phone 1511 Main.
O. C. T. CO.s"pA83ENQER"
OlfcAMERS
WHERE? Why at
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city
Midsummer
Ii briuglng msauy gol thlg to
the public, and one is the erar !
f buni0, iurrles, runabout. n.ftl!
in. ana mi u M8ura
round trip, good to return s,,n...
Tiolwte sold from Portland to North
iiench points are issued In connection
with I. R. & N. s;eani9r8 from Ag
torla and bagswre is tnr,.., .
and from depot and steamer dock at
.vVuna ire of charge, and all tickets
- . .. FOT.Hra vtMicieg urm ire or charge and all na.-,,. I
mtly reduced at Mitchell. Lewis ioM U- the O. R & n Z tL ,t , I
' v.misoi, aa North Reach
Points are iaterehangTOble and will
J hoaored on trains of this company
in either direction between iw,i....
and Astoria.
Kor additional lnforaHn ....
t,. A. Stewart, asent, stS Alder street
Portland Oron. or J. O. Mayo, G.'
'. A: P. A.. Astoria. QrMas. sa....i
MWvwUr of 1904 will be mailed to
vour address free unon nnnii...,
Write for 712m
Staer Company Salem branch.so tf
CASTOR I A
r imunis auu Children.
Tii8 Kind You Have Always Bouehf
It
POMONA
and Altona leave for
Portland daily except Sun
day at 7 a. m.
Deck: Foot nf T J. -.
M. P. BALDWIN. Ant
PILES iSrSSSi
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oldln8ai,rnby8.C.8Tor
-or Te BunpUa.
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On and after June i inni tu
Southern Pacific, in connection with
tho Corvallis & Eastern reallrlad, will
have on sale round trin tlcknts tv.
points on their linos to Newport, Ya
quina and Detroit at very low rates,
good for return until Octobor 10, 1904.'
Three-day tickets to Newport and
Yaquina, good going Saturday nnri
returning Mondays, are nlRrt n onT
from all East Side points, Portland to
Eugene inclusive and from all West
Side points, enabling peoplo to visit
their families and spend Sunday at
the seaside.
Season tickets from nil ttoc qmo.
Points, Portland to Eugene, inclusive,
and from all West Side points, are
also on sale to Detroit at vaPv i
rates, with stoD-over nr!vii0o.
Mill City or any point .east, enabling
tourists to visit tho Santlam and Brol
tenbush hot springs in tho Cascada
mountains, which can bo rno,n in
one day.
Season tickets will hn p - --
turn from all noints nntn rw.. in
Three-day tickets will ho mA i.,
on Saturdays and returning Monlays
ui,. ncKets from Portland and vl
dnity will be good for return via tha
East or West Side at option of pas
senger. Tickets from Eugene and vh
clnity will be good coine via th tu.
anon-Sprlngfield branch If desired.
Baggago on Newport tickets checked
through to Newnort- n v..i
tickots to Yaquina only.
Southern Pacific trains connect with
the C. & E. at Allmnv. .! r, ,.,
for Yaquina and Newport. Trains on
tho c. & E, for Detroit will leavo Al
uany at 7 a. m,, enabling tourists to
"10 hot springs to reach there tho
same day.
Full information no f ...v
beautifully illustrated booklet of Y,
quina bay and vleJnlrv iimotoku,
etc. can be obtained on application
to Edwin Stone, mnnnirn,. n f. n
railroad, Albany; w. E, Coman, G. R
A., Southern Pacific company, Port
land, or to any S. P. or C. & a agent
RatO from Salem t 'Manr. e nn
Ra 0 from Salem to Yaquina ....J4.50
ate from Salem to Detroit ....J3.C0
Three-day rate from Salem to
NwPort j3.0()
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