DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY,- OCTOBER 30, 1000.
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
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WHAT WILL FOLLOW.
Having man n personal domnnd
upon Senator Fulton for a particular
man for collector of customs It is
mippnsoil tho Orogonlnn will got Us
niun appointed.
Rut what hecomes of tho intorosts
of tho puhllc, of tho Interests tho
party nntl of tho claims of tho other
Ropuhllcnn workors IN FUTURE
STATE CAMPAIGNS?
Of course, It gooB without saying
that tho President will name tho
cnmlldnto for collector upon whom
tho Orogonlnn nnd Mr. Fulton have
bo harmoniously ngreod.
What Is It to tho rost of tho state
or to tho President himself If two
gontlomon can roach such perfect
ngrccmont on who shall collect tho
fees ON OPIUM AND' OTHER
THINGS?
It furthor follows thnt tho Oro
gonlnn will endorse and approve and
austnln nil tho other nppolntmonts
(mmw
flff
thnt Senntor Fulton has mado nnd,yonrs. Attendnnco at tho physical
may inuko In future.
Whon puhllo patronngo becomes n
porsonnl matter botwoon gonttomon
thoy really go Into a political part
nership, OFFENSIVE AND DEFEN
SIVE nnd extonslvo.
It Is probably hotter for Senator (plo, tho directress, Is that tho girls
Fulton to linvo appointed somo ono wonr tho ciiHtomnry athletic or gym
nt the demand of a great nowspnpor nnstio costumo, Including t bloomers,
than to have named somo small whllo at tholr tasks and being tnught
country newspaper man hlmsolf. (co-ordinately with tho fow young
With his own eloquence nnd tho men thoro nro In tho school, tho lat
odltorlnl and news columns of tho tor wonrlug their ordinary stroot
Orogonlnn nt IiIb disposal Senator clothos. Whon somo of tho young
Fulton will have no trouhlo in buc- womon protested, Miss Trlpplo Is
ceedlug hlmsolf. snld to havo Insisted thnt thoy do
1) 'ns sho does wonr tho coBtumo. Oth-
WIIV ROAST WATERS?
anonymous
Why do tho creeping
politicians roast Mayor Wntors 'It Is hnrdly to bo credited thnt tho j of tho Dallas nud Falls City railroad,
whon ho Is not n candidate? board of oducatlon over mado such nilins arrived homo from a buslnoss
What has ho douo for tho past statement, either In Utter or In spirit visit to Nnmpa, Idaho. Whllo In
years but sought TO THE RHST OF A mistake Is being committed that Xampn, Mr. Gorllngor purchased n
HIS ABILITY to push for the wot- would seem to be moro worthy of n r.S-tnn Mogul locomotive, for Imine
fnro of this city? tmtuhtr' training sohool In somo re- .dlnt delivery. Tho eugluo Is moro
Uhh uny mayor we hav ovr had motti Motion of tho country. It Is nn powerful than any In use on the
done mora or worked hnrdtr to su- outrage on the moral sonse of both wost side linos, nnd , will bo placed on
euro Improvements tliuii has Mayor sxo and thnt any rule of the 1:1ml , tho run as soon ns It nrrlvos.
Watom? ihould be minctlonod by tho board Two Hat cars purchasod by Mr.
Ho has stood up for permanent seems Inexplicable. If tho mnttor Is Gerljngor In St. Louis Inst summor
street ImprovomenLH and pormnuont not speedily corructod It will likely have arrived In Dallas; four moro
bridges, nud aocoiuplUhed somu- bo by tho young womon thomsolvos ',Uo In Seattlo, and tho romnlnlng 22
thing. t absenting thomselvefl from tho class.Jare oxpoctod soon. Tho Shuy-gonrod
Ho hna for tlio first time secured es. Hut this would lutorforo with hooomotlve. for uso ou tho mountnln
tho correct numbering of bonnes and
THE NAMING AND LOCATION OF
HT1MCMTS.
Ho has had the support of the alty
council in those matture, and baa
kept his pledgee to run the olty with'
In Its meen on n very low vnlim
tlou.
The city hoe made moral progrett Mm. Kato Webor, of New York,
undr hie administration. Gambling Iiri Jmtt celehrnted her 90th birth
has been reduced to a minimum, im day. Shu has 10 children, 62
loons are no longer run on Sunday, grand children, 87 groat grand chll-
The curd looms nro not thronged drou. and the and U not yet.
with bund ml h of boys, ns thoy were i
In tho good old days. WHEN SAI.EM'
WAS A WIDE-OPEN TOWN. I
Professional pimps were nt lonst
not his ohlof advisors and tho con-
trolling power or his police lorcu.
Why not give oven Mayor Wutora
his just due-H, and why attack htm
with bulletins printed In Bomo other
town, and circulated by night?
In
whoso interest Is it done?
Why You
Should Save
FIRST HeoHttso It will soon glvo
yon tho i(m.hoh!Iou of n very
Miug Hum of money and a tils
jHMiHIim and character tlint
Kiwuui ucct's. It prtnluivs
thrift, frwkiH from worry, nnd
H fooling ot Independence.
SEOONl JUthsi there arc
'rainy tJyM ahead when on
urrount'of toea accident or
old ago jrer Ihcohu will bo cut
uff or ntHl. It Voh have
utfml uo4hl, who ie going to
take rn of joh oml your?
Open a KAvlngs account wMh us
and begin to vo mow. j
Sr Jag DeiHtriiMMit
Capital Nttol BcaJc
ii ' ;.fajss 9f iMMfc
S 6i LtH iv
Schloss
fLNE CLOTHES MAHERS(
BALTIMORE ACWtOKK
nm &coia
0
G. W. Johnson & Co.
OUTRAGE ON THE MORAL SENSE
A number of young women stu
dents In tho City Training School nt
Jnmnlcn, N. Y., formerly tho Jamai
ca Stato Normal School, nro object
ing to rocolvlng co-Instruction with
young men In tho gymnasium. Thcro
nro about 200 In tho school, most of
thorn hotwoon the ngeB of 18 nnd 23
culture clnsBos Is a necessary and im
portant part of their training, and
compllnnco with tho rulos Is vital to.
a successful result.
It appoars, however, that ono of
tho rules Insisted upon by Miss Trip-
ors In charge of tho Hchool say that
tho city does not-recognize such
thing ns hox In tho class room.
their ohancoe of passing their oxnm-
inntlons for tho profession tlfoy havo
i
ohoson.
r--o .. .
SdliCS
.that tho output of gold from Alaska
Salem has a oaruatlon shop, a few this your will amount to over $15,
dnohshunds. nnd with n ladles halr-'OQO.OOO or moro than 00 per cont
tir,8H,,K parlor nnd manicure would
l)0 quMo up t0 lllUo QW
Horltngo can bring us anything In
tho way of clasalonl music but wo
I ,JrftW Ul0 Un0 ut Uoar oM QUOon'
Esther.
Whoat 776,000,000 bushols. Oats
960.S27.000 bushels. Ryo 30,785,-
000. Wo woro in hopos thoro
wouldn't bo any ryo beyond what is
needed for ryo bread. Rut It sooms
tho Elks nro not nil dead yet.
Funds for nn Italian church in
Jersey City nro being raised by
menns of a fencing bout. Of course,
a man killed in n fencing1 bout for a
church fund, thoro wouldn't bo auy
question ns to his future.
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Candidates for city offices who nro
real economists will please hoar ThoJTho now government tax of 60 cents
Capital Journnl bargain day ad. If
thoy won't savo monoy for them
selves thoy "suro won't" for tho city.
The Journal don't want nil tho
money. Save n dollar on your Jour
nal Thursday. Seo ml. '
Astoria Budget: It Is Juit as easy
Ito apeak a good word (or the com
munity in which you Uvo a It U tQ
jlM "kocklng.M
rALL
SUITS
Here They Are
We have them at all
kinds of prices, and
our best ones arc
equal to tailor made
garments at much less
cost.
Mrs. Eddy denies that old death
Is pointing his finger at hor.
Salem Is to havo a wlntor building
boom.
If you haven't got nn Idcn of your
own got ono from somebody else
Canny Tribune Or rend Tho Capital
Journnl.
Murshflcld Is waking up Coos
Day Times. Didn't sho lenvo a call?
Bargain
dollar.
Day Thursday. Savo a
Thoro will bo much building In tho
Willamette valley this winter.
Why Is -this bonutlful valloy pro-
grossing? Coqutllo Valloy Sontlnol.
Wo Biipposo It Is becauso It can't help
It.
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MORE ROLLING STOCK.
I'tiieluiho of Locomotives and Cars
for Dallas ami Full City Road.
Dallas, Oro., Oct. 20. Mr. L.
Gorllngor, Jr., gonornl manngor
division wust of Falls City, will bo
Bont out from the factory about No
vember 1.
With all this now rolling stock
and the engines nnd oars now In uso,
tho company will be able to care for
all the lumber and logging buBlnese
offered.
o--
Alaskan Gold Output.
New York, Oct. 30. It Is esti
mated, according to roports of the
Unltod Statos goologlcal survoy.
ovor tho previous year. In 1S95 tho
j amount was a llttlo ovor $2,000,000,
An important factor In tho ndvnnco-
mont of Askan minora! Industries
during tho last docado, says tho re
port. Is tho great reduction In mining
costs which has taken place. Tho
j pioneer minors of tho Yukon could
not afford to handlo gravel averaging
less than $10 to $15 to tho cubic
yard. Now It can bo worked for loss
ban f 5 a yard.
Tho Coffoo Crop.
Rio do Jnnioro, Drnzll, Oct. 30.
Tho roport of tho minister of ngrl-
'culture on tho coffeo crop, Issued to-
J day, states that tho growing crop in
Santos, which produces a very large
' percentage of coffeo raised in this
country. Is extremely small and n
sensationally small output from
Dratll must bo expected this season
per ung on coneo wi( oo put into
bffect December 1.
o
CASTOR I A
Itr lmhU a4 CtiUrtn.
Tk IM Yn Him Aiwiys ftougfct
&Affti
Woman's Claim for $1,000,000.
Seattlo, Wash., Oct. 30. Mrs.
Monoria Gemmlll, of 26G Seven
teenth stroet, Milwaukee, has arrived
hero to fight for her portion of tho
fight for tho possesion of Sullivan's
Mrs. aommlll, through hor attorneys
Burkes and Burk, of Milwaukee, has
filed her claim for her sharo of tho
estate as n tlrst cousin or tne ao
ceased John Sullivan. Tho hearing
of tho various clalmo mado to the
estate come up In the circuit court
for Kings county .Washington, No
vember 2Gth. Tho three-cornered
light for tho possession of Sullvnln's
estnto began Immediately upon tno
return of tho cnrrlages which con
veyed Sullivan to his Inst resting
pluce In September, 1900. Sullivan
was ono of tho richest men In Wash
ington, loft nbsolutely no heirs ns
far as was known at tho time of his
death, nnd tho fight for his estate
promises to bo one of tho warmest
over mado In tho Btato. Tho partici
pators In tho three-cornered fight aro
two first cousins, a woman named
Mario Carran, who claims to havo
boon Sullivan's flanco, and tho coun
ty uuthorltles who claim that tho lm-
monso estnto loft by him snouiu re
vert to tho stnto nnd county for tho
benefit of tho school fund.
. -o
CHARCOAL KILLS RAD RREATH
Had Odor of Indigestion, Smoking,
Drinking or Eating Can Ro
Instantly Stopped. .
Sample Pnckngo Mailed Free.
Othor peoplo notlco your bad
breath whoro you would not notlco
It nt nil. It Is nauseating to other
people to stand before them and
whllo you aro talking, glvo them a
whiff or two of your bad breath. It
usually' comes from food fermenting
on your stomach. Sometimes you
havo It In tho morning that awful
sour, bilious, bad breath. You can
Btop that at oncoby swallowing ono
or two Stuart Lozonges, tho most
powerful gaB and odor absorbors
over prepared.
Sometimes your meals will reveal
themselves in your brenth to thoso
who talk with you. "You'vo had
onions," or "You'vo boon cntlng cab-
bago," and nil of a suddon you botch
In tho faco of your friend. Char
coal Is a wonderful nbsorbor of
odors, ns ovory ono knows. That Is
why Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges, nro
so quick to stop all gnsos and odors
of odorous foods, or gns from lndl
gostlou. Don't uso bronth. porfumos. Thoy
nevor 'conconl tho odor, and novcr
absorb tho gus that causos tho odor.
Dosldos, tho vory fact of using them
revonls tho reason for tholr uso.
Stuurt's Lozonges In tho first pined
stop for good all sour brash and
bolchlng of gas, and mako your
brenth puro, frosh nnd sweet, Just
nftor you'vo onton. Then no ono will
turn his faco away from you when
you broatho or talk; your breath will
bo puro and fro3h, and bOBldcs your
food will tnsto so much hotter to you
at your noxt monl. Just try It.
Charcoal doos other wondorful
things, too. It enrrjos away from
your stomach nnd lntostlnos, all tho
impurlttos thoro massed together
and which causos tho bad breath.
Charcoal Is a purldor ns woll as an
absorbor.
Ohnrcoal Is now by far tho best,
most easy and mild laxatlvo known.
A wholb boxful will do no harm; In
fact, tho moro you take tho bettor
Stuart's Charcoal Lozonges aro mado
of puro willow charcoal and mixed
with just a faint flavor of honey to
mako them pnlatablo for you, hut
not too sweet. You Just chow them
like candy. Thoy are absolutely
harmless.
Got a now, pure, sweet breath,
freshen your stomach for your next
meal, and keep the intestines In good
working ordor. These two things
aro tho secret of good health nncj
long lifo. You can got all the char
coal necessary to do theso wondorful
things by getting Stuart's Charcoal
Lozenges. Wo want you to test
theso llttlo wonder workers your
solf before you buy theui. So send
us your full name and address for a
free sample of Stuart's Charcoal
Lozenges. Then after you have tried
tho sample, and been convinced, go
to your druggist and get a 25c box
of them. You'll feel better all over,
moro comfortable, and "cleaner" in
sldo. Send us your namo and address
today and wo will at onco send you
by mall a samplo package, free. Ad
dress F. A. Stuart Co.. 60 Stuart
Bldg., Marshall, Mich. '
Tho averago young woman of to
day Is busy. Beauty la only anoth
or natuo for health, and it comes to
99 out or every 100 who take IJollls
ter'a Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or
Tablets, 35 cents. Dr. Stone' Store.
ARE
YOU
LIGHT
WISE?
A store or place of business which is not lighted by Eleetrlcltr
has "let down the bars" to tho Inroads of competitors.
No matter how complete nnd flno your stock Is, the Iniprofr
lighting nnd worse ventilation of your store will turn away man;
probnblo purchasers n great mnny more than you Imagine or
ndmltl
The Full trade In the majority of cases is that part of the jcarl;
business which is greatest In amount nnd profit. There Is ampl
tlmo between now nnd the first of November to wire for Electric
Light or to erect an Electric Sign.
An electrically lighted Interior nnd exterior are Just as neces
sary for successful store trade as tho right lino of goodinnd clcrcr
salespeople. Our reduced rates for current on meter 'ImsIj put tho
uso of Electricity within the rench of every storekeeper. Learn
tho truth about costs; our representative with facts and flgurti
Is nt your service.
Portland General Electric Co,
SALEM,
CORVALLIS & EASTERN
RAILROAD
TIMK TAHLK NO. pi.
Trains From nnd to Ynqulnn.
No 1
Loavos Yaqutnn 6:55 A.M.
Arrlyos at Corvallls ....10:40 A.M.
Arrlvos at Albany 11:40 A.M.
No. 2
Loavoa Albany 12:20 P.M.
Loavos Corvallls 1:20 P.M.
Arrives at Yaqulna 5:45 P.M.
Trains to and From Detroit.
No. 3
Loaves Albnny 7:50 A.M.
Arrives at Detroit 12:30 P.M.
No. i
Leaves Detroit 1:00 P.M.
Arrives nt Albany .... 5:55 P.M.
Trains for Corvnllls,
No. 8
Leaves Albany 7:55 A.M.
Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:35 A. M.
No. 10
Leaves Albany ......... 3:50 P.M.
Arrives at Corvallls .... 4:30P.M.
jNo. 6
Leaves Albany 7:35 P.M.
Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:15 P.M.
Trains for Albany.
No. 6
Leaves Corvallls 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. 7t-
Leaves Corvallls 6:00 P.M.
Arrives at Albany 6; 40 P.M.
I Kx 11
Leaves Corvallls 11:00 A.M.
Arrives at Albany ,11:42 A.M.
No. 12
Leaves Albany ........12:45 P.M.
Arrlvos at Corvallls 1:33 P.M.
All ot tho abovo connect with
Southern Pacific Company tralns.loth
at Albany and Corvallls, as veil as
train for Detroit giving direct service
to Newport and adjacent beachee,
as well as Brelteabush Hot Spring,
For further Information apply to
J a MAYO, Gen. Pas. Agt,
B. H. BOLES, Agent, Albany.
BRICK
Hrlck furnished la Urge or nrawTl
(luautltfoA. ProcCAi lirlclr T ta
jorAer, Yard, cm Stato Street, oOi
m reaKcHtMrj,
SALS BRICK YAXD
A, A. BUMTOIT, Fn.
'4
m
OREGON
Spent wisely Is tho source of a
aatlsfactlon. .Why not spend sl
of It wlsoly now buying grocerfcM
usT
Baker, Lawrence & Baker
Successors to Harrttt & Lawrts
Woven Wire Fcnck
Ttvr. nnrlnnria TPPflved rWWl
v.... ...Ml
Special discount until Novemoer"!
Full Rfnclt of Poultry and Lawn"
Inir. RhtnpioB. Posts. Gatel f
"o - o w .j
Malthold Rooflng. All ai w-
prleos.
Walter Moriey
250 Court St Salem,
Southern Pacific Time Card,
Saturday, Aug. 18.
Toward Portland Train
No. 165:30 a. m., Ore
press.
No. 148:23 a. m., Cottag
express.
No. .124:49 p. m., Oro
press.
No. 22Z 11:18 a. m.,
fast freight. ,,
No. 22611:65 a. m., low
freight. Departs 13:45 P-
Toward San Franci-
No. 1510:56 p.
No. 136:23 p. m., CWtt
express.
No. 11 10:38 a. m..
xpresa. ;
frlht, frU at li: J.
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