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Newspaper Page TextI DAILY CAP! XL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON, .MONDAY. AUGUST SO. 100". DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL IIV HOl'KU HltO. Viv4Mtcrn mid Proprietor. SK.. - rotflJEOuABEO 3 S7 SL'IISCKIPTIOX HATES. Hy MjiII. Dully Journal, one month .... 35c Dally Journul, threo montliH ..$1.00 Dally Journal, ono year 4.06 Weekly Jdurnnl, ono yoar .... 1.00 IJy Carrier. Dally Journal, per month .... 00c A HAILUOAI) CKXTKIt. 1 Barvoys count for anything, New port will ho a railroad center. A swrey of tho California & Oregon Coat Line touches Newport. Tho HaJf.in, Dalian & Sllctz road In to end at Yujulna Day. With tho CorvalllH & jEuBlern ending thero, NKWPOUT WOULD HAVE TIIUEE HAIL KOAD8. Yaqulna Hay la considered the Veal linr))or on tho Oregon coast, noxt Coos Hay. Ywjulna harbor Ih a hotter hnrhor than any on tho California coast, ex cept 'KrUco. That Is a cold fact. THE VKOI'LK OF YAQUIXA HAY WEED TO HE MOHE FULLY AMTUHKD TO .THINK ADVANT AOKH. Newport should sond dologatca to the "Wlllamotto Valloy Development eeuvontlons. FOK OPPOSING FUHLIO WtO GIUCSS. The disposition of many men la to hang on to every dollar as long ns possible. HUT IT IS LAIIOIl ALONE TILT FITS MONEY INTO OENEUAL C1KCULATIOX. Is It a luudablo ambition to have never, alio wed a dollar to circulate but whon forced to? If tho men of wealth would only lot go of a tonth of their annual In come for public lnmprovement whnt a progressive- community this would become. Th imftlit for nubile Improvement Is tho battle of Inbor and the battle for progress. o IT WAS THE CHURCH MILITANT Mrs. Alitciiell Recently of The Dalles Meets With a Warm Reception .IMPROVING THE STHHETfl. Balwn lias certainly ontored upon a Btrcot Improvement era. I'MTINfl DOWN A MILE OF CfRUHHKD ItOCIC .MACADAM IH AN KVKNT IN 1THELK. Tho fact that It Is bolng dono on resident Htrcet Is raoro significant. Tho potltlon for sovon blocks of bltulllhlc on Btntu Btroot Is a record breaklng fact. Thon n llvo man hnH a petition al ready circulated for North Commer cial street. There is un uiisiiHt Allied roport that I ho olllclal cIiish and mllllnmiirr. a Court street nio to nwnkon and wk for Bomo kind of an Improvement. OH, probably, HAIilUI IH DOING HOME ACTUAL nuuiANENT KTIIKirr IMI'IIOVK SHUNT. TIIKItK IS MdllK UXDIIU J'HOf'FSS OF IXCUHATION. Tho Ico Ih broken. Old conditions t npnthy, Indlfforomo ami opposition mo giving way to n spirit of pro-Kress. SELF-EXAMINATION. It docs ono good onco In a while to admit that ono Is wrong. OF COUHSE, WE A HE ALL UKADV TO CONFESS THE I'OSSI HILITY THAT WE AKE NOT AL WAYS RIGHT. Wo do this- as a species of self flattery. Hut that Is far from down right confession to oneself that one Is ovorylastlngly wrong. To analyze somo specific case or situation In which wo Jiavo acted, or taken a position, and after careful Holf-cxamlnatlon, admit wo are wrong, Is another mnttor. Wo shrink from It. Wo don't like to 'do It. Selt-prido Is hurt. Self- love, egotism, protests. WE I'KEFEK TO STAY STUH HOKXLY WITH A WKOXG I'OSI TIOX OXCE TAKEX. Yet wo all know that Is not right. Wo know confession Is right. We feel bettor for getting right. Tho novelty of abandoning Bomo mistaken or untenable position la worth experiencing. YET HOW SELDOM WE AT TEMPT AXY SELF-EXAMIXATIOX HOW STILL MOKE SELDOM WE COKKECT EKKOKS. Well thoro Is a great deal to do besides going to church ntul find fault with tho other fellow. A LAIIOK QUESTION. Hlroot Iniprovoniuiiu uro primar ily n labor jmHtloii. IIOW M1IUII SHALL I'ltOUKHTV tfHVE UP FOU I'l'lILIC IMI'HOVK WK.VI'V Nltio-lenths of all strout or load Improvement Is labor coal. The Individual who opposes public Improvement , 0 Kr(,tl ,. . other Is not u friend or tho laboilug nmn. IT IH M.IHY OX 0.J I'ltKM'K.XT OH AXOTIIEU TO FIXI) HIMSONS Miss Lucy E. Mitchell arrived here Saturday, bringing with her from tho hub of the Inland Empire and tho homo of tho Rabbltvllle scribe, Tho- Dalles, her Lares nnd Ponates, nnd ulso a lot of of chickens, as she expects to mako her homo In this vi cinage. Sunday she went down to the freight depot to look after her fowls, and coming back, met a lndy, tho wlfo of man engaged In tho saloon busi ness, of whom sho asked soma In formation. Proceeding up Front street sho was accosted by another woman with tho somewhat startling question, "Aro you a Christian?" Mrs. Mitchell replied that sho "tried to bo." "You aro not," replied her questioner, "for I saw you talking to a barkoopor's wife." And with that, so Mrs. Mltchpll says, the woman gavo her a blow on tho car that would hnvo made Gans grin with dollght. Sho ovldently belonged to tho church militant, for sho followed up her attack by throwing rocks, sticks or anything clso that was handy nt tho woman from tho bunch- grass country. Fortunately no seri ous dnmago wns done, nnd tho dell clous Oregon ozono Is wnfted peace fully down Front street, untroubled by questions of religious belief or ng grosslvo missiles. Mrs. Mitchell was at first Inclined to hnvo her nssallant arrested, but considered that sho re ally was a Christian, nnd while not going back to prcsont her other cheek, sho concluded to drop tho maitor, as Indeed sho should . Sho should bo proud of tho fact that though an uttor stranger sho re ceived so warm and hearty n recop- tion in balom, and rcnlizo that Salem extends a glad, though In this enso rather sudden hand, to all strangers who como to nbldo with us. Are You Tired, Nervous and Sleepless f Xi-rvousncs ami sleeplessness aro us ually to tlw fad tI,at tho, ,ncrv,cf E no fed en pronorly nourishing blood th, J" iff 'tnrved nerves. Dr. Pierce's ( ioilrn Medical Discovery mukca pun. rui hlwl, nnd thnvby tho nerves are npiUlv nniirMiwl and all tho organs of the body aro run us smoothly as machin ery which rtiM In oil. In this way you fftol clean, strong nnd strenuous you uro UmtS up nnd Invigorated, nnd you arc cood for a wholp lot of physical or mental ""V ..... ... ll l.n ntrnncrtll II tlfl In- S In vitality and health, arc Mflf. 'i'i.i- rrniin o v ilii iiiijii. luiiii.i) " IcIutM which havo a largo, booming sale .. si.r.,1 ,imo i tlmt tliev aro lamely composed of alcohol holding the drugs In oliitlon. This alcohol shrinks up the red blood corpuscles nnd In tho long run ' ..,.. i..J... .I,., .vitmn flnn mnv IOPI MhllarstPd nnd better for the time being, vet In the end weakened and with' vita Ity dccread. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery contains no alcohol. KVery little ol it wars apoii i "'"'T n ,,: inc ul Hmicntu, In n full list of nil Its several Ingredients. For tho drucglst-to good " is to Insult your Intelligence. Every Incredient entering Into the world-lamed "Golden Medical Discovery" has thu unanimous approval and endorse ment of tho leading medical authorities of all tho several schools of practice. Iio other medlcino sold through druggists for llko purposes has any Mich endorsement. - Tho "Golden Medical Discovery" npt only produces all tho good effects to be obtained from tho use of Golden .Sea root. In all stomach, liver and bowel troubles, as In dyspepsia, biliousness, con stipation, ulceration of stomach and IiowpIs and kindred aliments, but the Golden Seal root used In Its compound ing Is greatly onhanced In Its curative ac tion by other ingredients such as Stono root, ltla.uk Cherrybark, Ploodroot, Man drako root and chemically pure trlpio rolined glycerine. . . , , "Tho Common Senso Medical Adviser," Is sent freo In paper covers on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay tho cost of mall- Eppley's Perfection Baking Powder pat 0p to. glass jars Is the baking powder that will give entire satisfaction. It is 00 per cent pare, wholesome and nutritions. Ask your Grocer for it. C. M. EPPLEY Manufacturer Salem Ore. lMm sSf?". X-RAYS l-'EYEK (JEHMS IN KIVEKS. A hoalth olllcor roporta olTiclnlly that thoro aro typhoid fovor germs In tho Columbia and Wlllamotto rivers'. wiiirnip.u this is tkue ok NOT PIIOPLE WILL IIELIUVE SUCH KIIPOHTS when published In tho Portland dally papors. Thero Is only ono or two courses open to cltlos for wntor supply llltor plants or somo uncontuuilnatod Hourco. Corvnllls, whore tho statu ngrluul turitl eollogo Is run, has put In it liiirs Biipply fioni a inoiiiitnln stroani, takou within two mllos of Its source lOugeno has settled tho probloni by liiHtulllug ii Hclontltle Illtrntlnn plant that Is yloldlng puro water. I'ncontiiinlimtod uprlnga uro the last riiMiirt r.it umtiii nii... i ...i " vitiun null wuuru I x. ... iivmMmI.i.. ,,,.. ),.. i... i... 8 nrrniiKliiK about Insurance " " i iumiiiiu Hiiurco. ' Tho city of Saluiii Is froo from ty- 'N,08t of t,l companion don't pny any- inuiiii iwvvr CIlMOH una HAS IMtOII If thoro Is anything prettlor In Salem than tho Dolly Vardon gowns, It's tho dainty niodorn Dolly Vnrdons who wear thoin. Sonntor Culloni wunts revision of tho tariff, mill says "Unclo Joo Cun non" wns uluirKoil too honvllv nmi ovorshot tho mark. Senatof Mitchell Died Poor. Administrator Dunne, of tho estate of tho late Senator John H. Mitchell, reports thnt tho claims against the estate amount to $12,500, whllo the total valuo of tho property of tho estato Is but $G,323. Tho report shows that there are preferred claims amounting to $2,CG9, among them a claim of tho Uiflted States for $1000. This Is for tho flno that was Imposed upon Sonntor Mitchell n yenr nco. o'nd tho government will demand In terest on tho amount from tho tlmo It became payable. When tho preferred claims are paid, the assets will havo been reduced to $3G51 and the claims to bo satisfied to $9S31. This will allow tho holders of claims not preferred about 37 cents on tho dollar. DO NOT HAVE YOUR HEAD SAWED OFT By jobbers and carpenters who soil inferior lumber at a big profit. Get our prices beforo buying. Wo can savo you money. GOODAIiE LUMBER CO. THE TOWN OErp.p Couldn't mako an m,n. that would please tho public J. ",IU1 nuK" wu tnera that il Innmlrw tvnrl? will 1, . i e . j .,. . uo aone to tinn nnil ti So1. c. . r ... . lcm OIeam j. cuu v uu uuuipeieu ivita anywhere iiio country ior tne nerfpnfln- .. - . ..u Ql worn on linen, silks or wooleni. Anfv rtnmnnMHnn In l,f i!. . fthero woro any hotter m.ii,.j. . would have them at ouce. Trr t oaium 0ii.-Uiu ijaunary. pcej rig; BiJ-utiJU BXiJAM LAUNDEY. Colonel. J. Olmstead, Prop. PHONE 25. 136-16G S. Liberty Use Catarrh r "Whethrr It U of tti im.v. tliroat, itomacb, feowela, or more dellwtu orgnni, catarrh Is ny doblllUIIng tul ihuuld ikki fall ot ttrullon. It li dlirlurKe from the mucous niom Itrtuo when krpt In a ttato ot Innamumtlon y ati tiupurv, rouitnoiily crofulou, ron. rtlUoaof Uiblxt. Hood's Sarsaparilla Cuv all formii ot catarrh, radically and jwuiiMKiitly-H rvmOYCJ the cauio ih1 ovrmM all Uw vOkU. Gt HooU'i. UIM'OllTllM'rilS FOK .MAK. INtJ .MO.NKV tWIlJ lo KVIJKV ALN 80OMJK OK laTKK. ONLY THOSE WITH AVAIIfc. HU5 FUNDS AT TII1IIK COM. MAM) CAN TAKK ADVAXTAOH OF TIIKM. HAVK YOU A FUND? w NOT OWC.Y A NAVINns ACCOUNT AND IIIX1I.V S.VVKNO. A GOOD SIXKII FUND WILL SOON HU YOUKS. SVI N(1H 1) KI'A I tT.M iw t ADLV TDK KliST WATKK SUIMM.Y THAT TAN HIC TAKEN IHOM TIIK WILLAMI-riTK KIVKK HKD. Hut tho state Institutions' ulmm Salem havo nil tholr own Indwpondent wntwr supply. Tho oily and the statu lustltutlona will llimll) hnvo to hu Nurvml by an lulouuatw wntor supply from tho sauui soiirco, and that boyoud win tlngouu us to possible pollution. Whothor thu city and tho tnto could over unite on nuuMu ownor hlp Is n Korlous piohlom. An opldonilc nt Salam, such ns Eu Kuo hns pawod throiiKh. woui.i ,,. duugor ovwry stato Institution. An opldonilc nt uny of tho im. tiitlona would midangor tho pooplo of tU lllty, DUull U till! lllnn- uiiiiinii rqnr, Salem hs thu state nuiltni niiL., uvurcoiiio mis and miltor loiw. Hut n serious epidemic lu olthsr city or Institutions would niUo a clamor to mow tho Btntu capital and 'i i iiv pt'opio minions. It Is only n queatlon of time whon ft wntor supply mkHjiwte for tho olty ftid nil tho Institution l.,,v..,.i ,Ut tllO KHIlUul l lmvo tn ,.. .. ounhl nnd the mxi 0,Mutm.o should mnko some provisions for It. way tor. In tho caso of u gononil dlsas- It Is too oxponslvo. Oil Is n good thing for Salem streots, but down In nn nlkull country like Novitdn tho llrst time It rained tho straots would bo covered with soft soap. In tho prosonco of overwhelming onlainlty, all humanity Is nkln. What Is tho iimttor with Salem giving Us nilte towards Hiding our strlckon uolghburH In Chill. Whnt Oregon noods Just now Is numotoiili ganga ot grnders and trackloyors on Its proposod rallioads und tho BldBtrscklng of about 10,000 plcturosiiuo surveyors, with hlehton shoos and wo-own-tho-onrth mnnuors. worn with SAyg'.0partaMttt CfaiNatimiBaafc Faclllc tvist imiiMn Iiitlltut. Tucomn, Wah., Aug. SO.Tho laolllc oosi Indian lustltuto 0ionP.i Its annual session. hor today, a highly Interesting program has boon nropnrvd for tho action. Tho gront r tirt or utt tlmo of tho initltuto Will UU. doMt0d to iliimonslrnHn,, or i.y maian pupils. A number Ot Prominent hwlUn tvnr.M . ttttonauc. nsiong them tho Hou. rjinws m. uupp. United States COmmUnlen: ot Indian ffnlr .. Mls KatelU Heol. national nni.. tendont of Indian schools. The pook-n-boo. whon dainty main. To bring us rapture, needs but to bo seen; uui soon too ott, familiar with its grnco. Wo first endure, then follow, thon ombrnco. Mr. Uarry'a statomont that Spoukor Ottiinon's position on tho labor ques tlon U correct Is not dostlno.i tn strongthou "Undo Joo with the labor ing pooplo. It Is about ns stronc n lift to popular favor us Uuohanan'a fnm. ous -'Kuui, KomanUni nnd Hobolllon" wns for ninln's cnndldncy. . 0.. nmm A Mjbtcry Solved. llow to keop off periodic attacks ot blllouauesj and habitual constlpa. Hon was a. mystery that Dr. King's NOW LlfO PHI BOh-Ctl fnr writes John .. Pleasant, ot Magno- iw. ma. Tno only pu that are guaranteed to give norft am.. Hon to everybody or money refunded Ouly 25o at J. C, Perry's drug store. Deafness Cannot He Cured By local applications, ns they cannot reach tho dlsoasod portion ot tho oar. Thoro Is only ono wny to euro deafness, and thnt Is by constitu tional remedlos. Deafness Is caused by nn Inflamed condition of tho mu- cuous lining of tho Eustachian Tubo. When this tubo Is Inflamed you lmvo n rumbling sound or Imperfect hear ing, nnd whon It Is ontlrely closed, donfnoss Is tho result, nnd unless the Inflammation can bo taken out and this tubo restored to Its normal con dition, hoarlng will bo dostroyed forover; nlno cases , out of ton are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but nn Inflnmed condition of tho nm. cons Burfucos. Wo will glvo Ono Hundred nniin for nny enso of Doafnoss fmiiBo.i i.v catnrrh) that cannot bo curort w Hnll's Catarrh Curo. Sond fnr rir. culnrs, foe. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Tuko Hall's Family puis for con stipation. - Soiitlieru Pnrliic Tlmo Card, Effccthc Saturday, Aug. 18. Towunl Portliiuil t,i i ,... Mi. 106:30 a. in., Oregon ex press. No. 14-S:23 n. m., Cottago Grove oxpross. No. 124;io p. m., Oregon ox- !No. 222 il; is . n, ., ,. fast-freight. uus" cmivi Self Rising B. B. B. Floa Ask your grocer for it. You can get a good square meal J or a short order that you will rel-1 Ish if you go to tho White House Restaurant GEORGE BROS. Proprs. Phone Main 10G. gtato St. Meals sorved at all hours. SUNDAY EXCURSION on the CorvalHs & Eastern Ra road TO NEWPORT Sunday excursion to Newport u return on the CorvalHs and Eutc: railroad will leave Albany EVERY SUNDAY AT 7:30 A. M. Arriving in Newport at noon. rctn-J ing loavo Newport at 5:30 p. m., girljl oj nours at tho finest resort In ta West. Health, rest and pleasurj M tho weary workor. Throo-day and season tickets froJ all S. P. points, good going and ntid ing on Sunday excursion trains. Faro from Albany, CorvalHs or Phi! omath $1.50 for tho round trip. C noctions at Albany with Eueene lots going southbound overland on rttws Salem-lndcpendence Launch Coloma Lcnvo Salem at 3:00 p. m. Arrlvo at Independence. .5:30 p. ni. Leave Independence .... S:30 a. in. Arrive at Salem o:3o n ,, Pnssougors nnd light freight trans ported promptly and at low rates Goat subject to charter on Sunday be tween sailing hours. A. D. PETTYJOHN & SOX, Props. Wo keop our meats, which are al ways fresh. In tho coolest places Our 'cutters aro all experts, there fore wo will please you, as we ar pleasing others. Orders given promp attoutlon. . E. O. CROSS. Pliono 291. way . ., California ,fNO. 22 C 11:55 a. m !. frtturttt nA. i - . ..v.n.n.. wuimris i2:4r. n , Tovvnnl Am Francisco! ,No. 1510:50 p. m.. Callfnin Cjipress. ,0. 136:23 p. m.. Coltnn n oxpross. . o. 11 10;3S oxpross. frn-3:2o,m.,throi-fast Rubber Tires OP AMi Kixns, AXD OK TUP FAMOUS GOOmuru TIKKS SJp AW KINDS OF vriimVI:: .K CAX SAVK YOU TIME AD CIV YOU PKIttLlXBXT SAT.s.mL HtlCKS H1GHT. w,u' IRA JORGENSEN High Street H. S. Gile & Co. Wholesale Merchants and Produce Dealers Tho Prtino Assoclntinn ,..-. , reliable gir,s and women to begin jork about September 20th. Com- laSSS ,W?k r0ms I,rov,ded with ndles cloak, tollut and wash room3 for the comfort of employes. Register no-- at our oflko. Xtist Received Two car, of b,st Star A Star Cedar oainglea. you tried Malthold Roofing I'- & H. Building Paper! ivll Guarantee. LTs.r-r.r' 05U WALTER MORLEY, 'WH St.. Salem, Or, Spent wisely Is tho source of much Satisfaction. Whv Tint snond a little of It wisely now buying groceries ol us? Hay re or Baker, Lawrence & Baker Successors to Harritt & Lawrenc. HOTEL OREGON Corner of Seventh and Stark Stre Portland, Oregon. Tl ..an. J .J.. t.n.1 nt th till amv u.n aux wvrunu ww v Caters particularly to residents of 8" lem nnd other Oregon cities. Eorop1 niBH x.. i... t..- i nn tt imj and upward. Handsomeat grUI ia west, and prices as low as in pi- lesa attractive. Dally Capital job"- oil file. WBIOHT-DICKHNSON HOTBli 00- IWHUimiHIMII ni'fj H5ffi55i 1 ft!!" to nuTX?iuT' 1 JGold Pest Flo ! nrn k imru. HvrTBY POW ! EK COMPANY, Sidney, Org i ir. .. i .v mat i Jiaae ior lamuy us. i ' grocer for It. Bran and tbTit i i j t wn.a ua uaau. P. B. Wallace Acimsn hlWfcv.cJJJW1 Miiiimmiiiiii -.4Siftb...