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Newspaper Page Text'"T.JW -IY ' "J DAILY CAPI TAJ. JOL'ltNAf.. HALK.M, OIIEGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1000. J ? 'DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL BY HOFEIt imos., V Ptislishcrs mid Proprietors. 2Eim SUBSCItHTION. KATES. By Mall. ' Daily Journal, ono month .... 3Gc Dally Journal, thrco months ..$1.00 Daily Journal, ono year ...... 4.00 Wookly Journal, pno year .... 1.00 Uy Carrier. Dally Journal, per month .... GOc THE ISSUE INVOLVED IN NEXT HENATOIISIIII'. THE Tho North Hond Harbor Is out In n Ioiik editor suKKestlnB tho nnmo of Hon. L, J. Simpson for tho U. S. fionnto ns n, Hticcossor to Hon. 0. W. Fulton. Tho suggestion Ib a good ono nnd ono worthy of caroful con Hlderntlon on tho part of tho pooplo of Bouthorn Orogon. Mr. Simpson Is omluontly fit for tho plnco nnd would mako a fair, honont nnd compotont ofllcor. Ho Ib u broad minded mnn, u man who Is woll adapted to bo a loader In thought nnd Is cnpablo to copo with tho groat questions that coino up for tho consideration of n parson occupying that position. While southern Oregon neods nnd ought to lmvo n sonutor to roprosont her intor osIb In tho stnto It In not at all prob nblo that that honor will como to this part of tho stno. Tho Portland contingent will novor nllow a man to bo Hcnt to tho sounto who will glvo his onorutcs to tho dovolopmont of nny part of tho Htnlo outsldo of tho Columbia rlvor. That rlvor Is tho groat contor around which, In tho opinion of tho powers that rulo there, must rovolvo tho wliolo Intor csts.of tho state, nnd nnythlng that brings to bear a development of any othor portion of tho Htato will moot with llttlo If any oncouragemont. It Is for thin reason that there In llttlo show for tho success of any man who mny asplro to tho senate outsldo of tho Colunthln rlvor valley. Hos -burg Spokosmnu. Tho development of tho stnto ro qulrcs tlmt tho political monopoly on tho Columbia ho brokon. It has xlstud to tho dutrlmout of tho wholo stnto for many years. To that monopoly Is duo tho lop sided dovolopmont of Oregon. Portland politicians lmvo shrewd ly worked tho wholo state to lmvo but ouu largo city In tho state. It would ba a (lodsoiul to Oregon If there were a large dtp-Ma har bor and a blK city with tninaeontt nentnl rnlli nails and COMMON POINT HATES AT TIIK MOUTH OK THE COLUMBIA to compete with I 111 WIIIIU. I Schloss Bros. Clothing makes a well dressed man. Sold ex clusively in Salem by G. W. JOHNSON & CO. WOULD HELP EVEItY SECTION OF OltEOON. Tho Coos I3ny uooplo nro on tho right track. To got appropriations thoy nro attacking tho monopoly of political powor that for ton years past has pourod ovory dollar of ap propriations Into tho Columbia. Today tho proposition is to socuro nil tho federal and sthto appropria tions for tho Columbia rlvor. In prnctlcnl politics communities got what thoy aro In a position to compol tho polltlcnl powors to glvo thorn, ANlJ NO MOKE. If Mr. Fulton and tho wholo O lo gon delegation would stnud fairly nnd squnroly FOB A SQUAKE DEAL KOIt ALL OKEOON thoro would bo no occasion for n senator from south ern Oregon. Wofftorn Oregon harbors aro EN TITLED TO DOLLAK FOB DOLLAK "WITH THE CLUMIHA KIVEK. Thoy should ask no moro and recelvo no loss. If Mr. Simpson's candidacy will hasten this rosult, will hnston THE DESTKUUTION OK THE POLITI- CAIi .MONOPOLY that wants all tho senators nnd nil tho money on ono river and for ono harbor and prac tically for tho beiiollt of one city, it should bo onoourngfd. o CATHOLIC STAND ON MAKlttAUK Smiles Father OMInrn. of tho Catholic Portland Is to have now water rates. Tho rates on franchises will Itinf lin ntin.irvnr Portland will tar macadam strcots to get rid of tho corrupting Inlluenco of two paving trusts. District Attorney Manning would bo major of Portland. Lane will run for governor. Doth nro gradu ates of tho Marlon county school of politics, which means much. Oregon weather Is changing. It don't rnln bo easy. . It usod to rain If you'd Just look, cross-cyod at tho sky, or advortlso a church sociable. Oregon Is going dry. m Tho pooplo of South Commercial street nro tnktng hold and helping mnko that Btroot Improvement what It Bhould bo. Tho mayor nnd street committee and street commissioner nro willing to do nil In thoir powor to assist In making It right. It Is up to tho contractors to do that rolling act and finish thoir work if thoy ox poet to got moro stroot work In this city. It the rains do not come let thorn buy n fow hundred feet of hose nnd wot down tho street and go to rolling It tho way It should bo done. Thuro Is no troublo about rhuruli at Portland, tho other day making a very duo stroot but there It wuufil be n (IoiIhoiuI to OroKoii'tbok "Hong grounds ngalnst divorce, ,mist '" K00'1 1-pnost effort nnd a do- iiMurtliiK that his church mHlntalnod mlnntlon to comply with tho lot- ... . imr ii mi npiru in mo coiuruci unci the mime l")8ltIon today as elghloeu L)0umcutlon8. ut M8 aU ,,, to hundred yonra ago-recognizod no. this ond nnd sustnln tho contractors cause (or divorce In tho souse of per- for doing good work. That was thoir mission to remnrry, innocent though deelre and intention from tho first one of tho pnrtleM might he. Ho as- hut let them carry It nut sorted that tho ease with which mod- to have a groat deop-neu harbor and u big city with a transcontinental railroad at Coos Hay. That would mean competition for tho producer of the great undo veloped Interior of Oiegon nnd Catarrh S a Constitutional discaSO ulsh legal pretext for annulmont'gns. That follow Is trying to any Orijtinatillg in impliro blood thfivor. that tho Catholic formula something and not say It. anrT rnrnirinf mnQtittilinnril f htIk hae always recogoUed - ..,;Lt n;n unrrU I'"' 'nmiity of "OfcSSWISli avaaiil till JI4K1 1. 1.. ...I,. ..I .... i.. ...i ...i nrl Tvr;fv?n tto Monti for '. " "' "" " . "" , . l)vru H Bniow,eKU,0IU oi in- tlon unoxpondod. Llko tho rost of ern divorce Is eecurod oncouniRoa Whenever wo road an editorial 'hasty marriage nnd Incttos commit- starting eut: "It would seem, In fact jslon of tho very offonsoe which fur-, it tinea suom, etc.," wo turn off tho tho sexes, that It is The Ormcon tax oommlaaUm wife ( doesn't report any of tho approprla- iiii nniMimviaiii'iiiniiiit 1. ... - A .w.nw. .w... IS raaiccu ua permanent forlorlty on part of tho woman, no tho taxoators It will ask for more CUrO De Surf) lO laXO , special promise that bIio shall oboy. Ho said In part: Hood's Sarsaparilla Nasal and othor local forms of catarrh are quickly rcHcvoJ by Catarrlcts, which allay lnrtammtten and deodorixe wKnarse. Tho stnto normal schools have "With tho spread of dlvorco and provon that thoy aro nocossnry and tno ronsequont loosening of family ; useful and supply an actual tiood tlos, 1ms como a widespread moral nnd that thoy can run without ap pestilence, ngninst whloh grnvo wnrn-'propriatlons. Inge have been uttered. On those i . t. Hood's SiitanarDla. all druggliti, $1. uiuTicu, iimii wnw wy, jv ui. iiiorni oounoiionis ntiiiiro win no i Tii i..,.ioi,.t.. ., ...i .1.1. J?fclSiek tL,crtwM5o!T ,vohk1 by the propagation of a raco It puts money In circulation. Kast C L flood Co., LoweH,MaM.,of wenklings, and 'Ood will bo oru Oregon wants a tasto of It. avongod in tuo worm to como. Eight wmt l tho uso of monopolizing u Tho Oregon City Star is making a plucky fight' for a city library. , a m Tho Salem city library Is being moro and moro patronized by tho children and young people. e Salem is developing a number of flno young football reporters. Tho banks of tho classic Santiam will ro-echo with tho slogan of de velopment on November 6-7. Tho Elks building Is to bo the home of the Illlhco club nnd tho place for social gatherings and" re ceptions to strangors who' como to the city. It is built of Oregon woods, and by Oregon labor. It Is decorated hy Oregon artists nnd will bo filled with Oregon men nnd Ore gon' products. Tho furniture mado In Oregon, tho enrpets and draperies and pictures of Oregon material and representing Orogon subjects would mnko it nn Orogon crontlon worthy of tho state. What groator sourco of prldo could wo havo than to say this ontlro structuro and finishings and furnishings nro by our own people. Wo servo Oregon cigars and Oregon wines nnd Oregon beer nnd sing Oro gon Bongs. Wo nro Oregoninns. This wholo building Is a Salem pro duction. Wo stand up for the homo productions. Wo will Btnnd by you If you will como among us. Wo will back ovory homo ontorprlBO nnd on courngo It with our trade. This Is a standing proof of our loyalty to homo institutions. Wo bellovo In keoplng our monoy nt homo and cir culating it among our own pooplo. This Is tho Illlhco of our own pros perity that wo aro looking nfter. Latost bulletin from Newell In tho Cordloy-Nowoll nmatour billiard championship centest: "Dot I can boat Cordloy next tlmo. Am brush ing up on geometry nnd English." Cordloy is Bald to bo out nt tho col lego cnttlo yards practicing throwing balls at tho big stock barn. Thoy will probably meet at tho Lebanon Fnrmors' Institute. Hut It Is really amusing to hear good church mom bors talk of betting and carrying on a billiard contest. Next thoy will bo drinking Old Stolz's unfermentod chnmpagno elder or getting tho Poru- na habit. Thln-sklnncd people ought to rend Prof. Qlddlngs In tho Novombor Cen tury on Drynn's contribution to tho controversy ovor Socialism, nnd es pecially his roforonco to that nrch annrchlst In tho Whlto IIouso, who actually favors rogulatlon by tho stnto of tho crouturos of tho stnto. Aftor a while wo will nil bo consld orud respectable members of society. o llrlof Telegrams, Tho Presldont bus gran tod a ro prlove to Arthur Arms nnd ltobort Sawyor, nogro sailors sontoncod to hang Novombor 1, In North Carolina for tho murdor of oirtcors of tho ship Uorwln on tho high sons. Dolhimy Storor nnd wlfo havo nr- rlvod In New York. Thoy hnvo boon sojourning In Europo slnco his sud- don recall from tho ministry to Aus tria. Ho rofu'sod to discuss his dis missal. At Kunsas City, Mo., a tonomont house occupied by thirty Grooks nnd negroes was burnod this morning. At lonst seven nro killed. r ' ARE YOU LIGHT WISE? f A store or plnco of business which Is not lighted by Elcctrldu lins "let down tho bars" to tho Inroads of competitors. No matter how complete nnd flno your stock Is, tho Ininroni lighting nnd worse ventilation of your store will turn away man, probable purchasers n great ninny more' than you imagine or ndmlti The Full trade In tho nmjorlty of cases is thnt part of the rcarlj business which is' greatest In nmount nnd profit. There is ample tlmo between now nnd the first of November to wire for Electric Light or to erect nn Electric Sign. An electrically lighted Interior nnd exterior nro Just as neccj. snry for successful storo trade ns tho right Hue of goods and cleicr salespeople. " Our reduced rates for current on meter Iwilj pat tho use of Electricity within tho reach of every storekeeper. Learn tho truth nbout costs; our representative with facts and figures Is at your service. Why You Should Save F1KST lUnnuto It will mmu glvo you tho HiHtoHloii of n very snug Mini of money and ti ills position nutl i'luinu'tcr that imwiift NUcccMi. It firodiireK thrift, frtvdoiu front worry, and , ii fovUug of Independence. SECOND MtH-mico thcru niv "mlny days" ahead Hhm oh ncvouut of UifcCAM', accident or old ago your Income will bo rut oil or reduced. If yon havo Ntvinl nothing, who is going to tnkw raw of you and yours? Open a Having account with us nnd bee In to mivo now. . . ,--.. I good thing In wostorn Oregon? Pass it around, Tho supromo court holds hundred years ago, ns todav. tho Catholic church stlgmntlicd ns mur nor tno siauKiuor or unuorn inno- sessions over thoro. Why not have cents. That tho ond of tho sacra- tt session on tho other sldo of tho mout of matrimony should bo fro-1 mountains and glvo tho boarding quontly frustrated by .cold-blooded ousoa and clerka and other attrnc and unnatural murdor, evinces n tlons n chanco to got a llttlo easy quality of consclonco In our modern money. Lot us not bo solnsh, pagans that la calculated to appall . tho mind. In regard to physicians Tho country proas of Oregon was or othors who willingly assist In novcr moro ludpendout than at pres hiioU a practice, tho teachlug of tUeJont. and tho papers wore never Catholic church has alwnya been stronger tir edited with moro ability. .oquniiy plain. Tney nro guilty ueiore: ,Cod of being ncconuulces In willful i at uiuruer. o A Dadly Uurncd Girl. or boy. man or woman, Is quickly out of pain If Ducklln'a Arnica Salyo, la applied promptly, Q. J Woloh, of Tekonaha, Mich,, ayt: "I uso It. In my family for cuts, sores and nil skin Injuries, and find It per feet," Quickest pllo euro kuown. Best healing inlve icado. 2 So at J C, Ferry's il ruga tore. .A, N. Gilbert, candidate for coun cilman In tho second ward, Is afraid someone la going to graft tho city. What does Andy know about a graft, anyway? m Tho state weather bureau con tnuea to predict rains and showers that don't como, eutlrely Ignoring tho fact that a great chango has come ovor tha weathor and cltmato of Oregon, unci the. further fact that we ha.ro dry moqh, That ou' American rorests abound In pkmU which muo tho most valuable medicinal vlrtuos l.s abundantly attested by seonw of tho most eminent medical writers and twiclicrs. Even tho untu- toml liullaits had dUcovored the useful ncss of many imtlvo plant txiforo tho advent of ! whlto race Thl Informa tion, Impart-d frwly to tho whites, led tho latter to wmtlnuo Investigations until to-duy wo ha e a rich assortment of most valuable An. rlcan inodjclnal roots. 2 - 2 Dr. rtcrco txlleTes that our American for Mil ttiyul hi moul Taluabla mcUlctnr.1 rooU fo ibocuhv rr.OHtoUitUiito and fatal dU eaAs U wijHU pronorly lnTeittato themj and lOlartoib ot ihU conVlcilon. ba pUllHo'wIth .JtN 111 lmMI piTTPlfm-i fun tff,vl.sA by n. nMH UIcb) ntV COTBiy.-wM.h hi nromn U tn K !. tfiHt fUlrlarn sltimirh tnnl ,fyfr InTtmir. afav. ty!ir.c gniV rfcutnr. and Hoof Claanvet ' lP'"P-i lo mtlcl tflency. Dnx.-q-ta. o Indiiilon. lorpiJ UvurT TuncUonr.1 and era rucuUr and other affectloni of the bart yield to Ita curaUva action. Th rtawn vhu cures theo and nianr other atrtxilon. Ii clearly ihown tn a little book e( extracts f rqra (ba standard medical works wblcb U malted rt tp any addrc br Dr 15. V. Vleree, of Uuffalo. N. Y.. to all acedia" roaucai tor tae aaxaa. -2 O Not Im numlous. In tbo unparalleled cure It Is cvnstanUr tntklnr or woman'a tnanr wcullts aaccilons. weaknettea and dUtrffcJng- deriKfroenta. Is Dr. Pierces FaroriiiM'ivKrlriiJSjKas U amply attested by tbousaiXU praj6iicrtfeiwtliioaU coo tl lbulc-4 bjVrtferul pinvn bo hiTf ben Portland General Electric Co. SALEM, OREGON CORVAILIS & EASTERN RAILROAD' TIME TABLE NO. III. Trains From nnd to Ynqulnn. ctnsl by It ot riturrhl tvlTl ffffTjfygTgff Ttrt 2 aiUinof more. tmTkTTiffcnBtorg atier many vihcr adverTUeUmedEhie. asa physicians bad filled. -Cy Ikith the aloro mentlonrd mrdlctnes are wholly made d from tho Klrcvrlo oxtracU ot natlr-A, tnvdli iial root. The pruci-ues eni ployvxi tn Ut4 r manutactura wvrw original with Dr. Tier u. and tbey are carried on hy tkillnl choni'u and iarmaclsu with the Sl, d ot appriu and npUure ipcctadr rtsn-J and IkiIU for tbU purtuae. Dotb tslilnoa tM eotlrvly tnw froai alcuboi aiid all athvr hanntuL hablt-tonuina' druca. A run mi v i-'r im taMUsrviMi; It lUt of llrlr tnzsvdlc&aa la sUit4il No. 1 Loaves Ynqulnn . , . . , C: 55 A.M. Arrlvos nt Corvnllls . . . . 1.0:-I0 A.M. Arrives at Albany 11:40 A.M. No. 2 Loavos Albnny 12:20 P.M. I.onvos Corvnllls 1:20 P.M. Arrives at Yaqulna 5: -15 P.M. Trains to mid From Detroit. No. 3 Loavos Albany 7:30 A.M., Arrlvos at Detroit 12:30 P.M. No. 4 Loaves Detroit 1:00 P.M. Arrives at Albany .... 5:55 P.M. Trains for Corvnllls. No. 8 Leaves Albany 7:55 A.M. Arrives nt Corvallls .... 8:35 A. M. No. 10- Leaves Albany 3:50 P.M. Arrives at Corvallls .... 4:30P.M. No. 6 T.onvoa Allinnv 7.11! OM . ...-..,, . ,uu 4 .4,. Arrives nt Corvalll 8:15 P.M. Trains for Albany. No. 5 Leaves Corvallla 6:30 A.M, Arrives at Albany 7:10 A.M. No. 9 Leaves Corvallls 1:30 P.M, Arrives at Albany 2:10 P.M. No. 7 Leaves Corvallls 6:00 P.M, Arrives at Albany 6:40 P.M. No, 11 Leavea Corvallla 11:00 A.M. Arrives at Albany 11:42 A.M, No. 12- Leaves Albany 12:45 P.M. Arrives at Corvallla 1:33 P.M. AU of the above connect with Southern Pacific Company tralnB,both at Albany and Corvallls, aa well aa train for Detroit giving direct service to Newport and adjacent beaches, aa well as Breitenbuah Hot Spring. For further Information apply to J. C, MAYO, Gen. Pass. Agt. O. II. BOLES, Agent, Albany. Spent wisely Ib tho source olrM satisfaction. Why not spend a 1S) of it wisely now buying grocerW1 us? Baker, Lawrence & Bato Successors to Ilarxitt & LawrfiK4 ! Just Received Ono car of Amorlcan wlra 11 Special price till October 25tb. LH est price. Highest quality. SW2f Malthold roofing, gates, posts, ett ? WalterfMofkTj 250 Court St., Salwfl Southern Pacific Tlmo Card, Ef Saturday, Aug " Toward Portland Train No. 165:30 a. m. Oreta 1 press. No. 148:23 a. m., Cottagur Arnroao " ' um No. 124:40 p. m. OrF-a o Vtatatia UrfaatTU& - af .mi? tlUiWHiimlimnltm rS ALJ7. tbro press. No. 322 11:18 a. m-i fast freight. No. 22611:55 a. m, J 1 freight. Departs 12:45 p. Toward San Francisco. nrnroaa No. 136:23 p. m., Cotus1 express. No. 1110:38 a. m., iW expresa, , . r ,1.4C in.. I00"1 freight Departa at m85"JrJ N. 1X13:1(1 B. BL. V-r- tn&L