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I II V II ! If. V 2 COPtni&MT 1109 Schloss Bl Fine Clo.heaMokcral DALTIMORt - NEW YORK ic RnCn'A "1 G. W. Johnson & Co. DAILY CAPITAL JODRNAL UY IIOFEK lUlOS., PusliBliers nnd Proprietors. SUHSCRIPTION RATES. By Mail. Dalfy Journal, ono month .... 35c Dally Journal, throo months . .J1.00 Dally Journal, ono year 4.00 Weokly Journal, ono year .... 1.00 Ily Currier. Dally Journal, por month .... 50c Vi; HAVE OT TO BTANI) IT. Tho Orugonlim will not Bay that part of tho water Bupply of tho peo pIo( or Portland la taken from tho Ylllamotto rlvor. It will not nay that It la not. IT DOKS NOT HAVK TO and no ono can mako It Bay nnythltig nhout It, After Baying tho Wlllnniotto rlvor -wuu llttlo hotter than an open aowor, It would ho hard to admit that Port land' pooplo nro using it to drink. Aftor publishing that tho Stato Hoard of Health has found typhlod gornm In tho water of tho Columhla nail of tho Willamette, and warning tho valley towns ngiilnut It, IT WOULD HE HARD TO ADMIT Portland uses It. Bo wo have to put up with what over It seen flt to print about our water Biipply and gut no satisfaction from any dangerous admissions It might mako If It told tho truth nhout Portland's water supply, It don't havo to print the truth nhout tho Portland water supply but A HIGH HENHE OF DUTY' compels It to Intlumto about ho often Hint tho water uupply uf tho other valley towns Is contaminated. Wo wish wo could teaoh tho Port laud uowHpnporR to bo fair and cour tuoiin to tho rout of tho stato. Hut It can't bo done. Wo will havo to give It up and' take what they give ua. LAROR FIGHTER TURNS. Secretary Humin, or tho Chicago Typothetno, has resigned his posi tion to become manager of ono or tho largest printing establishments In Chicago. Tho Typothetno Is tho organtia Hon of employing printers which la fighting tho typographical union, THERE IS A TIDE Ih tho affair of men, which taken at tho flood leads ou to fortune Tho tide U at tho Hood for you rtght bow, If you will boglu sav ing regularly a part of your wage ami routlnuo doing no, do HMltlHg your savings each week r HtONth In our Savings Depart west, whoro they will earn Inter wt, H J.U autelylead. on Jo for tune. Saviags DprlYmt Capital Naifoaftl Bk '" GO To the place where you have the largest stock to select from." THAT PLACE Is at G. W. JolinsonJ& Co.'s, and you will find his prices right as well as his goods. We handle UNION, MADE CLOTHING. We show our goods cheerfully whether you buy or not. In his formor position Mr. Hamm's dutios woro to endeavor to disrupt tho union; In his now placo ho will ho obliged TO TREAT UNION MEN WITH COURTESY and work In harmony with the union. Formoily, Mr. Hnmm was telling tho people that non-union labor was Htiporlor to union; ho will now ro tract his earlier uttornnccs and pro claim that all skilled craftsmen nro momhers of tho union. Within nn hour HIS OPINION on tho closed sljop an n harmful Institution WAS CHANOEI) to tho hollof that tho opon shop represents all that Is rop rohonslblo In tho Industrial world. Tho Capital Journal does not at tempt to Judgo as to which of his opinions Mr. Ilamm should ndhero hut cltos tho rase as an example of what wondors n change of view point will work In somo Instances. THE STOPPING FRATERNITY'. "The Stoppers" nro nn anclont and honornhlo frntornlty in this com munity, nnd all towns havo moro or Icbh of thorn. Salem has had MORE THAN ITS SJIA'HE of tho citizens whoso chlof Industry couslsts In laying nwnko nights to head off Improvements. In ton years moro Improvements havo boon stopped than haVo boon allowed to go forwnrd. Tho Masonic templo that was all planned and provided for was "stop pod." Tho impioveinout of South High street that WAS ALL ARRANGED FOR has boon "stopped." The Improvement of North Com mercial Btreot, that was all petition ed for has boon "plopped." Tho Improvement of Court was all arranged for suvornt times hut up to date tho soft-walking but oftcctlvo "stopper" nro ahead. Tho opening of North Commorclal Btreot HAS IIEIJN SUCCESSFULLY' "STOPPED." When nil tho people get wlso to tho methods of tho "stoppers" and glvo thorn a dose of their own nuaesthotlo and soporifics? -o- ROODLE LEGISLATURE METHODS lu tho Octohor number of Mc Oluro's, C. P. Connolly tells about Sonator Whiteside's famous light for tho Integrity of Montana, and how ho led In tho exposure of Clark's bribery of tho legislature Senator Whiteside Is ono of tho most striking figures, that Jms np poured In n narrative nbouudlug In dramntto characters. Mr.1 Connolly describes him as "peculiarly n man of action, reserved nnd Intenso, who DID NOT KNOW THE MEAMNG OF CAUTION, much loss of fonr." Ills career throughout Iho "brib ery session" was remarkable. Hav ing decided, at the beginning of tho senatorial tight, when Clark's men bognn to approach him with bribes, to break up tho whole hand of bood lers, ho went about his purposo with A Bliigloucaa of alu that no threats or promises could. ' turn. Nothing daunted him. Whon five, of Clark's lloutonants, hearing that something yaa r tho wind, escorted him oau flight lo tho hack room of a deserted office, build lag. nccue! him of had faith, and Informed him that, It ho were about to piny tho traitor ho would noror leave the room nllvo, Whltcsldo act tHl his part o coolly and coutlnclug r that tht Clark men apologlied AND I.KXT RIM ONK OP TMKIR GUN8 to take home wltk kin, DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, Tho story of the famous $30,000 which was entrusted to Whltesldo for tho purposo of buying tho votes of threo senators, Is one which holds tho reader's breathless and unflag ging interest. From tho time the money went into his hands until the moment when the clerk of tho legislature held up the government notes before tho assomblcd body, and "the spec tator could havo heard a thistle down roll up the aisle of tho house," one exciting Incident follows another in a menner that recalls the. novels of Dumas. Whiteside's memorable speech after the reading of the testimony marks tho climax of tho most Inter esting chnpter of this serial which has yet appeared. X-RAYS What Rockefeller rt?ally needs Is another hand. It makes the old bald-headc Blnner sick to think he can't pat tho public on, the back without gottlng at least one of his hands out of tho same public's pock eta. If tho Cubans really Insist on fighting Undo Sam the horse editor suggests that instead of Funstou, Dr. Dlnlock bo put in charge. He has managed feoveral rabbit drives on his own island, nnd knows how to "tnko 'em clean as ho goes." Tho East Orcgonlan with its "fonetlk" fnd In Its lssuo of Friday, In speaking of a suit against the Northorn Pnciflc says: "Points are 'rnzed,' in tho enso which If won.wlll lnvnlldato tho entlro holdings, etc." Now what does our good contempo rary mean by "razed?" Brought up or torn down? Tho East Orcgonlan hn3 a protty bad spell, but It Is Jus tifiable In spoiling "furnlsht" any old wny, as that Is whoro ho lives. a m m A giddy yoilng thing, evidently wrestling with tho first dream of lovo and duwn of a mustache that would mako a caterpillar groonwlth onvy thus turns looso tho flood of his onomnstlcon In tho Dnker City Her ald: "As tho early morning sun roso tinted tho eastern sky nnd tho hills of Baker City awakened to greot tho king of day, In tho Catholic cathedral as tho big clock struck Hoven, two young peoplo were 'united In tho bonds of holy matrimony by tho Itov. Father Cantwell." Mrs, A. F. Rnmsoy took tho prize nt tho Crook county fair, for having tho greatest number of children She only had six with her at tho fair, and tho prize was 2500 shingles. Evidently big familios nro no gront "shakos" lu tho bunch grass country. Still thoru enough to "shingle her hulrs." a Jako Gootz, of Spokane, famlllnrly known aH "Dutch Jako," will havo n flue monumont built ovor a doad Jncknss that ho used lu packing when ho discovered tho Hunkor Hill mine lu Idaho. Tho only remark able thing about n jackass having ; duo monumont. Is, Hint this one has, or had, four legs. Whnt tho Cubans really need Is u ozur and a little "Russianizing." This Is ludoud u happy thought for tho Cubans havo ou hand such a splondld collection of. politicals "bums." (This word Is correct but It Is In foueMk dross). Yom Klppur, tho Jewish day of. atonement, was observed generally by all Jews, Friday. This may do for that raw ut (he average gen tllu should havo a day of atonement at least once n week, and then ho would bo somewhat shy, .... Winston Churchill when ho ran for governor forgot to heed tho sign nt the railroad crossing and en mo out of tho collision pretty badly "shook up." Dyspepsia Is aft incftiOA that, th stomdi ami other directive organs are ,weak Lur4 or 4wyitatoi. It causae no ttd of achat n4 pains ani is most common where MOfte fcoK t-hair maate and kurry and worry as tAey do m this country. Hood'sSarsaparilla cures dysaepik k has " MASfctouch" i this disease. Per iwnJioaltia t rwMrkaMe ewM - C l HW&LWtt, Mom. MONDAV, OCTOBER 1, 1000. A Reasonable Pica For the Stomach If Y'our Stomach Is Lacking In Diges tlio Poller, Why Not Help the Stomach Do Its Work Especially When It Costs You Nothing to Try? Not with drugs, but with a rein forcement of digestive agents, such as aro naturally at work in the stomach. Scientific analysis shows that dlgostlon requires pepsin, nitro genlous ferments, and tho secrotlon of hydrochloric acid. When your food fails to digest, It is proof posi tive that somo of these agents are lacking In your digestive apparatus. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets con tain nothing hut these natural ele ments necessary to digestion, and when placed at work In tho weak stomach and small Intestines, sup ply what these organs need. They stimulate tho gastric glands and gradunlly bring the digestive organs back to their normal condition. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been subjected to critical chemical tests at home and 'abroad, and are found to contain nothing but natur al digestives. Chemical Laboratory, Telegraphic address, "Dlfflndo," London. Tele phono No. 11,029 Central, 20 Cul lum St., Fenchurch St., E. C. London, Aug. 1905. I havo analyzed most carefully a box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets (which I bought myself at a city chemist's shop for tho purposo), manufactured by the F. A. Stuart Co., Temple Chambers, London, C 13., and havo to roport that I cannot find any trace of vegetable or min eral poisons. Knowing the Ingredi ents of tho tablets, I am of opinion thnt thoy nro admirably adapted for tho purposo for which they aro In tended. (Signed) JOHN R. BROOKE, F. I. C, F. C. S. Thero Is no secret In the prepara tion of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Their composition Is commonly known among physicians, as is shown by tho recommendntion of 10,000 licensed physicians In th e United States nnd Cannda. They aro the most popular of all remedies for Indigestion, dyspepsia, water brash, Insomnia, loss of appetite, molancholla, dysentery nnd kindred disease originating from Improper dissolution and assimilation of foods bocnuso thoy aro thoroughly reli able and hnrmloss to man or child. Stuart's Dyspepsia Toblots aro at once a safo and a poworful remedy, ono grain of thoso tublots being stront; enough (by test) to digest 3000 grains of steak, oggs and othor foods. Stuart's Dyspopsln Tablets will dlgost your food for jou when your stomnch can't. Ask your druggist for a flfty-cont pnokngo or sond direct to us for a freo trial snmplo pnekogo and you will bo surprised ut tho rosult. F. A. Stuart Co., C4 Stuart bldg., Mar shall, Mich. ' Smiles ..Bishop Scnddlng has been conso cnitod and will soon bo scudding for his Orogon diocese. Hare's hoping tho now Episcopal prolato will have good skidding. Portland Is gottlng nil tho bene fit of tho Harrlmnn development work In Orogon, nnd has n million dollar n yoar payroll from the Harrl mnn oHlces thoro. Y'et Portland Is putting up a. bitter light on Harrl mnn. Perhaps natural. "Today the new schoolma'am's make-up wll bo Inspected by hun dreds of thousands of American youths. Tho wny slid wears her clothes, how sho doos up hor hair, how well sho can control her tom por, nud how she walks across tho floor, will all bo noted. In tho case of n man teacher tho kids will also mako n noto on whether ho wonrs painted-toed shoes. Oregon could ho fllled up with people a great deal faster If tho rail roads wore not hauling two persons to Alberta tor each one they bring hero. Oh, well, they will all be back ntter while. Any old ktoil of a minstrel troupe can got a crowded house at Salem. We- nro like other places. Tho latest schotuo to sell lands lu Alberta, B. C, Is Irrigation, They forget to announce that Ice can be put up at almost any time of tho year. Almost anyono can practice law, but not many cau make a living at Speaker Cannon has no presiden tial bee, allowing T. T. Geer, of the Pendleton Tribune, to be the judge. He is nhout as good a judge of the beo business as there Is In Oregon. w That Rainier banker has been let go. It would be 'highly improper to cdnvlct a banker of anything In Oregon. The way to stop the stopper of public improvements is to stop trad ing with him, stop employing him, In short stop him. Stafe News Careful estimates from Woodburn placo the hop crop at ten per cent below that of last jcar. The sawmill at Plainvlew has changed hands, tho Parker Bros, selling to Pearl & Strope. Tho Oregon Baptist convention will be held at Albany, beginning October 15, and lasting four days. The Irrigation project on the Des chutes has so far had $SOO,000 ex pended on it. Benton county claims to have tho finest bred goat In the country. Its sire was Imported from Africa, and C03t $600. The conference of the M. E. church, South, will bo held in Cor vallls next Thursday. Tho enrollment nt tho state agri cultural college at Corvnllis this year is more than 600. A gain of 70 over last year. H. F. Campbell arrived In Marsh field from Portland Wednesday. Mr. Campbell has assumed tho business management of the Coos Bay Times. Rev. Charles Scaddlng was conse crated bishop of tho Protestant Episcopal church of Oregon at Chi cago Saturday. Ho starts for tho scene of his labors Tuesday. Twenty-five men are employed In the coal mine at Medford. Machin ery is on tho ground, nnd buildings nre being erected. Medford thinks Bhe hns the Simon pure article. Chltltm bark Is rapidly advancing In price, six cents now being paid for old bark. Thero was but llttlo bark , peeled this season, and prices are .likely to go much higher. George Gross, so says the Eugene Guard, killed two deer at ono shot, recently near thnt place. One of them weighed, dressed, 200 pounls. Gene Simpson, of Corvnllis, will tonight ship 200 Chlneso pheasants to Kansas. Tho price paid for them Is not known, but It Is knowns they sold above $2.50 a bird. The government fish hatchery on , the Clackamas is preparing to handle the fnll run of chinooks, nnd fishing will commence this week. The hatchery can take care of ten million egg3. Word from Scio says that soon tho construction of nn electric lino will he commenced from that place to Salem, and extending from Scio up Thomas croek and Crabtiee, whoro the timber will bo tapped In tho Cascade mountains. A mnn-oatlng shnrk was caught in tho bay near Newport Saturdnv morning. It was, 10 feet long, weigh ed COO pounds and had a mouth big enough to tnko In n coal oil can. without trouble A band of outlaws with head quartors on Long creek in Grant county, and whoso principal occupa tion has boon stonllnc horses, has boen broken up and Us momhers ar rested. They will bo trlod at the noxt regular torm of the Grant coun ty circuit court. ' Leo Hickman, a 13-year-old deliv ery boy, was knocked down nnd seri ously hurt by nn automobile In Port land Saturday. Tho auto was driven by E. Becker, Jr., and Is said to have been running 20 miles nn hour. Tho funeral of Hon. D. S. K. Bulck was held at Roseburg Satur dny afternoon, and was conducted .with Masonic rites by Hon. W I. awtor, grand chief patriarch of tho grand encampment, assisted by Hon. W. A. Carter, grand master, and E. E. Sharon, grand scribe. AH the lodges In tho city took part, and business houses were closed. Tho flornl offerings were profuse and beautiful. . THERE'S A RECORD OF S3 Y'EARS Back of every bottle of Ho&tetters Stomach Hitters as a guarantee of Us wonderful merit. You are therefore not making an exnerlmpnt h.. ...... decide to try this sovereign remedy. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS should be your flrat m.Ai. v t always cures Poor Appetite, Belch, iugi Sleeplessness, Dyspepsia, Indi- Keatloil. CostUtMiivt. l.., ... xr , , ', .. ilia HHU Malarial lVver. Try It tetUy. Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Sii Fill a bottle or common glass?.. water and let it stand twenty.f0nrv? ?,ES -""sinaic ditionoftJ 'our l!an,T evidence M ney iroubl. j irequent topassilc in the 1 also convincing proof that the and bladder are out of order. What To Do. There is comfort in the knovvl&jJ Swamp-Root, the great kidney 1 fulfills everv wish in curimli pain in the back, kidneys, liver, by aim evecy pari 01 mc urinary 1 It corrects inability to hoM nnd scaldiuc pain in passine it. v, effects following use of liquor, urinj Deer, ami ovttcuuits uiai unpieasaaJ cessuy 01 ueiug cumpcneu 10 go( during the day, and to get nn e times during the mght. The m&t the extraordinary effect of SwamNfc is soon realized. It stands the L& iur its wuuucuui tui ui me most J tressing cases. If you need a tned vou should have the best. Sold bv-1 irists in fifty-cent and one-dollar tm You may have a sample bottle ij book tnat tens all about it, both sent free by mail. Address Dr. I Kilmer & Co., King- hamton, N. Y. When nomeotenat, writing mention this paper and da maiee any misiaiie, out remember I name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, 1 me ouuruaa. nmKuanuon, n. v. CORVALLIS & EASTER!! RAILROAD TIJIE TABLE NO. 33, Trains From nnd to Yaqulna. No 1 x Leaves Yaqulna 6:55 AJL Arrives at Corvallls ...,10:45A.M. Arrives at Albany 11:40 A.M. No. 2 Leaves Albany 12:10 P.M. Leaves Corvallls 1:05 P.M. Arrives at Yaqulna .... 5:00 P.M. Trains to and From Detroit. No. 3 Leaves Albany 7:30 A.M. Arrives at Detroit 12:30 P.1L No. 4 Leaves Detroit 1:00 P.M. Arrives at Albany .... 5:55P.M. Trains for Corvnllis. No. 8 Leaves Albany 7:55 AJL1 Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:35 A. 1U No.- 10 Leavo3 Albany .... Arrives at Corvallls No. G S:50P.M.?I 4:30 P.M. Leaves Albany 7:35 P.M. Arrlvos at Corvnllis .... S:15 P.M. Trains for Albany. No. 5' Leaves Corvallls 6:30 A.1L Arrivon nt Allinnv 7:10 A.U " 0 txo. y Leaves Corvallls 1:30 P.M. Arrives nt Albnny 2:10 PX Nn 7 Leaves Con'allls 6:00P.M. Arrives nt Albanv 6:40 P.M. NTn 11 Leaves Corvnllis 11:00 A.M. Arrlvnn nt Albanv 11:42 A.M.1 No. 12 Leaves Albany Arrlvps nt Porvallls . . ,12:45 P.M. . 1:33 P.M. All of the above connect wlti Southorn Pacific Company trains.boli at Albany and Corvallls, as well train for Detroit giving direct serriN to Newport and adjacent beaches, as well as Broltenbush Hot Spring. For further Information applr J. O. MAYO, Gen. Pass. Agt B. H. BOLES, Agent, Albany, Southern Tnclflc Tiruo Card, EffecUte Toivurd rortlanU xrain "'i fo. io o:ju a. m., wo ii No. 148:23 a. m Cott OroU express. No. 124:49 p. m., Oregon ex press. . No. 22211:18 a. m., tnrouga iast ireignt. No. 22611:55 a. m., local w f.AlnV, n . .ft. JR r. T1. "visui, .uujiaria j.-.iiu y Toward San Francisco. No, 1510:56 p. m., CallforaW express. No. 130:23 p. m.( Cottage Gro express. 1 No. 1110:38 a. m., Cal-forUM No. 22511:25 a. m., low' freight Departs at 11:55 a. m. No. 2213:20 a. m., through f nuism. Salem - Independence Launch CokxH AFTER SEFTEMBKB tff Leaves Silem at SjOi"- Arrive at Independence ,:5,'-. g Leaye IadepeBeace .... S:S9 - H Arrive at galea. lZ Boat mhlwi tn vturter OK Sv an btwM Mllisc kws., A. D.PIKTTJOJIK f henli Th Bres' burn bpei msu If he" Oci icr ecci In fbolh is ii Med to p the (bloc to I are vi ill The Idise Meo of ai pusl and Disi it i Gc cun cau N lele woi wen ei Uon SI w G
