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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEJL OREGON SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1007. - I J Is f I-- H L r fc Al HOFER BROS., Polishers an Proprietors E. HOFER, Editor. A. P. HOPER, Manager. THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR. GOOD Tho mother-heart is (loop, bo deep That none of us may know how long, Nor yet how surely It will keep Tho lovo It hns nil swoot and atrong, Ench morn and night alio breathes hlo name, In blessings wo may think unheard Sho does not know tho ways of shumo ' - Down which ho looks with eyes all blurred. The Family Physician Th best medicines in the world cannot tike the place of the family physician. Consult him early when taken 111. If the trouble is with your throat, bronchial tubes, or lungs, ask him about taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Do as he says. WohTno cretil W iraWIih J.O.ArerCo., toaforaiolnofMloorprtporstlog. Ixmell.Mw. ii n .iiwewwwwip 1 1 m'. X-RAYS ,p A aoddon Imago of a man, A wreck, an outcast but can wo Senso aught of tho eternal plan, . ,. Know aught of thin groat mystery? Sho broathos hor prnyors night nnd dawn, And which nmong us would dostroy Uof fancies of tho dnyB ngono, Hor blind faith In hor "little boy?" W. D. Nosblt In St. Louis Republic. o AN ADAMLKSH KDHN." iSvanuton, tho Ohlcngo suburb, hns become almost nn Adnmless Eden, 5JV REASON OP THE RACK- SUICIDH TIIKORV CULTIVATED RV THE WEALTHY CITIZENS who nbsorb the horotlcal doctrlno of Prof. Edward ft. Ross of tho sociological dopnrtmont of tho Unlvonilty of Wisconsin, "who takos Ihhuo with Proildont Roosovolt upon tho "restriction of tho 1)lrth rnto." Prof. Rohb says ho takos his stand "with htoso who hato famine, wnr, snbor-toothod competition, cIohb antagonism, degradation of tho mussoi, lwnrflng of womon, wasting of chlldron nnd clioaponlng of mon" and MvnnBlon In following out this idea, HAH DKCREASKD IN SCHOOL .POPULATION, HUT INCREASED HI 13 PEMINE PORTION OP IT 170 AGAINST A MASCUMNI3 DI3CRI3AUI3 OF 12. This lorrlblo Btnto of affalrB la rovonlod In tho school census Just com pleted and miggoBU that If Evanston is not entirely lost to sol-rospoct at will rnlBo a puro of $1500 na'attlolcb as possible and forwnrd to W. A. Knppormnrii Illlmoro, S. D., nnd thon nogolinto his romovnl to Evnnstou toy rolurn mall, postngo propnldl Mr. Kuppormann is tho man who apont tho following lottor to Prosl flont Uoesovult: "Having hoard Hint any man hnvlng six boys strnlght Is ontltlod to 'n iprlzo of $1500, I hoikI my iinino. Plonso lot mo know If It Is so." o GOOD TIMES IN AMERICA. TIiIb morning a picture of Port land's garbage dump, with tons of rotting refuse, fills the space hereto fore devoted to exploiting Portland's political junk, generally labeled the "Hall of Fame." A .difference with out a distinction. This In tho Tele gram. Why shouldn't a man carry a gun and shoot an automoblllst who Is skidding over tho public highways at much moro than railroad speed. A man hns as much right to defend himsolf against a man who attacks him' with nn automobile ns he has to shoot n man who Is trying to kill him with n club, and moro, too, for tho Jnttor glyos you a chance to vhnle him, wlillo tho other, if ho falls to kill you, runs away. As a hint to tho society odltors of tho big dallies, Tho Journal horse ed itor humbly suggests that for thnt wedding of Duko and his fair South ern bride, tho headlines "Duko'j Mlxturo" would bo npproprlato. Down In North Carolina, Instoad of anarchy, thoro scorns to bo too much law, and too ninny kinds. Tho trmlo nuthorltlos of tho Unltod States nro unanimous In tholr belief hnt thoro Is no prospoet whntovor of any falling off In our national pros perity. Tho roanon for this liollof Is tho solf-ovldont fact thnt tho development of our niatorlal reourcas, nnd ospuclally of those of tho wostom hnlf of tho continent nnd of tho south, has but just begun and that tho oxtrnor dlnnrlly rapid lucrouso of our population innkoH demand for the utiliza tion of thoHo resources nnd supplies tho noronsnry labor for doing It. THERE IH DOUIITLESH TOO MUCH CONGESTION. OP LAHOR IN IRE LARGE CITIES, RUT THERE IS CONFIDENCE THAT THE SYS TEMATIC EKFOHT NOW HEING MADE THROUGH OFFICIAL SOURCES TO DIVERT LAHOR TO WHERE IT IS MOST NEEDED WILL OREATLV RELIEVE THE LAHOR SITUATION. It Is ImpoBHiblo to deny or 'Ignore tho truth of thoso promises nnd wo ilo not uuo how tho conclusion can be oscnpod. Tho icuralty of nionoy Ih tho only thing nllogod by any ono ns Impnlr ing our prospects. Thnt, howovor, Is rognrdod by sound IlnanclorB hb tho ono thing which aiHsuros tho contlnunnco of our prosperity. If ovorybody could borrow all ho desires on what ho thinks good scour 11 y, or ovou on what bis bankors think good socurlly, conlldonoo is bucIi that tho future would probably bo dlicountod too inuoli. EntorprlHOH good In thtinsolvoM would multiply to a point which would rondor tho protllnhlo utilization of nil of thorn ImpoBHiblo. ISxpuctud rovoiiuu would fall to materialize. Intort'st payumnU would censo, foroi'lonuro and nttnohmont would fr.llow, conlldonoo would fall and tin bottom would full out. From any such prospuct ns that we tiro happily saved by n world-wide 4llllluuUy In borrowing for now outrrprUoa. THE WORLD IS USING ALL ITS PRICK CAPITAL, AND CANNOT IKXTHND UNTIL IT SAVES MORE. THE OUTPUT OF PRECIOUS METALS, WHICH ALL MUST NOW RECOGNIZE AS THE GREATEST FACTOR IN THE WOLHIMVIDE RISE IN PRICES, IS LIKELY TO INCREASE RATHER THAN DE CREASE, nnd ho Ionic us mon hvllovo that thoy will bo nblo to got for nnythlng moro coin than thoy pay for It, conlldonoo will oxlst and trado lio pushed li Its limit. ThfHo, In brlof, nro tho reasons for expecting a contlnunnco of national prosperity, whllo tho scarcity of loanable funds mipplloa tho nocossnry chock to speculation. There la no doubt, also, that tho trusts, with all tholr evils, do ton.l to maintain u gtmornl condition of solvency. n. F, Mulkoy wns recently drng- jgod out of bod by n charivari parly, u iiiuukii " was inu uriuo. jiixw koy Is protty, but his bust monsuro U too nonr his oquntor to pnss for an Orogon brldo. - Rov. J. Whltcomb Droughor, Port land's spactnculnr pronchor, says ho "Intonds to ndvortlso lila church Just ns nny othor buslnoss Is ndvortlsod." This being tho enso wo may now ex pect to rend In tho Portland pnpors such sontencos ns these: "Cot Bpoclnl rntOB on baptism." "Salvation mnrked down I" "Bo Buro nnd tnko advant'ngo of our great Cloaranco day for slnnors!" "Host lino of funornl sermons over In tlIs mnrkot, warranted to mnko you glad you are doadl" "Wo dofy nil competitors and btat h 1!" To Mayor Redgera: pavo Is to pavo. Tho way to Caroline Green to Sarah E. Green, half aero In t 5 s, r 1 w, w d BOO, P. L. Frazlor et ux to August Huckestcln, lots 5 and C, block 15, north Salem, w d.. 225 J. A. Bornardl et al to J. P. Frlzzol, land In block 85, Sa lem, w d . . 150 J. O. Borgh et ux to A. W. Olson, land in t 5 s, r 1 w, w d 2C00 W. and A. Uppendahl to Ghas. Unckenson, lots J to 12, block 1, and lots 1 to 8, block 2, Pleasant Home addi tion to Salem, w d 2100 L. E. Rauch et ux to J L Perry, land In Sllvorton, w d 150 L. E, Rauch et ux to R, Burch land In Sllvorton, w d 150 J. T. Cooper et ux to C C and A. W. Llghtfoot, lot 10, block If, Englewood addi tion,' Salem, w d G5 Geo. H. and S. Ellors to F. G. nnd L. Dovoo, lots 1 and 2, Vanduyn's addition to Salem, w d 2000 Geo. It. and II. Pottorff to F. C. Ferguson, w of lot C, block 54, Salem, w d 1S00 M. L. Campbell ot al to A. II. Wolf, -13.13 acros In t 9 s, r 1 w, w d S25 Lovl W. Hammor to H. E. Pem borton, w CO foot of lot 10, block 14, Scotts Mills, w d 25 Ilonry W. Harris to Hugh Froo lnnd, land In Marlon county, (1 c d 5 S A. D. Putor ot ux to M. V. Soronson, 1280 ncros in Marlon county, a c d 5 P. L. nnd A. S. Frnzler to ..Statesman Pub. Co., 1 aero In nw V, soc 30, t 7 s, r 1 w, w d 1 J. C. Rolncrtson ot ux to P. J. Talsathcr, 15 acros, t C s, r 1 w, w d 2590 G, M. Lawronco et ux to S. D. Adklns, lots G, 7 nnd 8, block II, Scotts Mills, w d. 200 S, D. AdkliiB et ux to M. M. Aldrich ot ux, lots G, 7 nnd 8, block 11, Scotts Mills, w d 300 Col. J. Olmstcnd ot ux to Ralph Caso et al, ICO acres, t 10 s, r 7 o, w d 10 .las G. Gibson ot ux to Ralph Caso, et nl, 1G0 acros, t 10 s, r G o, w d 10 4ii i 1 1 a h inn n-i 1 1 m 1 1 1 ! THE MARKETS, f Inko Snlem n Good Home Market. HI I iinilKHIlllllHII'H SALEM MARKET. 100 Dose$ xruo oniy of Hood's Ban """ siu"b D'oa purifi., tonic. This remarkable effected mnn ...ji... .7 . uicai m . i Tho outlook for stroot paving is John Johnson ot nl to Goo. E. Police Aid KtmvnwiiyN. Jolnl award with him. ThU was Tho Immigration olllcors now have tnkon uwav from him by tho ship's cnnoluMvo proof that tho Fuuohan jotllcorH. Whoa ho loft tho ship horo pollco uuthorltlos actively nldod ho domnnded tho return of his sword All of tho stowaways who could qualify ns luunlgrnnu woro pormlt tod to land horo, by ordora from Washington. o Tho old romodlOB nro tho best. Illokory Bark Cough Remedy has boon In ubo for over ono hundrod yonra by tho old Dutch Dunknrda of Ponnsylvnnltt, and Is still In uso by all tho old famllloa of Wostom Penn- 'sylvnnln. Is absolutely puro; mado from tho bark of tho whlto or sholl- burk hickory tree. Tho bark Is shlp- jpod from tho oast, nnd manufactured 'in Snloin, Oro., For sale by nil deal ers ovorywhoro. nl own way h to got aboard tho British utonuuhlp Kiiinorlc whou thnt vos muI was In tho port of Funohnu, tak ing on Immigrants for Hawaii. In all 71 stowaways got aboard tho vos sol, Buvral or them having boon brought from tho Jail by tho pollco. A polli'omnu In uniform was stowed uwny Whou found ho had his olll- i More Valuable Than a Bank Account is tho busliiiMHi ohnraottr, nnd hublu of thrift and oconumy fortiuM whllo building tho no count. Thoso alotio will onsuro sue xm and In vnluo fnr oxcood tho nionoo' actually snvad nnd put In thu bMilt. Young people ospaolully nro In vited to opun n savings account with us nnd reap tho bonttlts of tho saving hublt. Savings Department Capital National Bank Ought to Ho, "John, whon n man makes n fool of himsolf onco It Is oxousablo, but .whon ho makes n fool of himsolf twlco In tho sumo manner It shows thnt ho Is hopeless." "Yes, thos gtbnmlstii ought to bo hopoloss If thoy aren't." Pittsburg Load or. promising. Mr. Hnrrlmnn says tho romody for railroad troublo was a wldo distri bution of tho stock nmong tho poo pl. This Is undoubtedly truo, but th pooplo don't llko to tnko water. B Soiuo Animals I llavo Known. I nm no liuntor, but 1 know Some animals qulto wall, And I'm no fnkor when I any Strange storlts I can tall. I'vo ohnsod Wolsh babbits down a lano Till woary stomach quallod, And I havo buckod tho tlgor, too, And hnd a stoor that failed. On grnnlng horsos, I've snwod all day With cnlvoa I'vo dnncod nt night, And otton I havo sailed a cat And roaohed my port nil right. I'vo soon a blind pig load n ninti Along a rooky road, And I havo soon a donkey try To walk homo with n load. A Wall street lamb onco owned a goat, A young doar lovor n hound; I'vo soon n womnn havo a rat Abovo hor forohoad bound. 10 1 825 10 Wntors, 20 acros, t 4 s, r s w, deed SG4 D. D. and M. L. Olmstod to Ralph Caso ot nl, 1G0 noros t 10 8, r 7 o, w d Chnrlos Klgln ot ux to Ed. T. Merrill, 1G0 ncros, t 10 s, r 7 o, w d E. G. Whlto et ux to Ralph Caso, ot al, 1G0 acros, t 10 s, r 7 o, w d B. and J. M. Pnyno to W. T. Rauisdon, laud In Smith's nddltlou, Snlom, w d 550 Hugh Froolnnd to Eloctrlc Mining and Smoltlng Co., olnlm on Door mountnin bo twoon Gold crook nnd Horn orock, dood 50 John M. Williams ot al to Oro gon . Eloctrlc Co., right of wny, r w d 1 If. T. Cummlus ot ux to Elec tric Mining & Smoltlng Co., land In Marion county, d.. 1 Hugh Frooluud to Eloctrlc Min ing Co., land In Marlon coun ty, d 1 L. P. Raker ot al to Rebocca J, Baker, 1-3 of an ncre In t 7 8, r 3 w, q c d 1 Clara B. Forguson to Frank C. Ferguson, w of lot C, block 54, Snlom, q c d..,. 1 o Tho Dunbar Cas. But, strnngo ns nil thoso things may Quito a number of our oxohanges 800,u have somohow bocomo n trlflo mixed Thoy do not half compare on tho Dunbar caso, saying It was With that wild monstor of th woods, dlsmlssod by tho supromo court. Tho Tho drondful Toddy boar. faot Is tho caso wont to tho supromo Chlongo Rtcord-Harnld, 'court on a domurror niod by Mr. Dunbar and this domurror was dis missed by tho supromo court. This will roqulro Mr. Dunbar to fllo his nnswor, and' tho case will be triad out In tho circuit court. . c Local Wholesale Market. Eggs 20c. Butter 30c; fat, 28c. Hens lie; young chickens, 12 o Local wheat 75 c. Oats 33 c. Barley $21. Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; valley $3.85$4.00. Mill food Bran, $19.50; shorts, $21. HayCheat, $8.50 9, and clo ver, $7.00 per ton; timothy, $11.00 $12.00 per ton. Onions $4.00 per cwt; potatoes, $1.00 per cwt. Hopb Choice, 10 lie; prime to choice, 8 dp 9c; medium to prlmo, 8c. Chlttim bark 4 5c. Wool 20 c. Mohair 29c Tropical Fruits. Bananas $6.75. Oranges $3 $4. Lemons $6.00$G.50. Retail Market. Oats Whlto, $30; wheat, 90c por bu.; rolled barley, $27. Eggs 25c. Butter Country, 25c; creamery, 35c. Flour Valley, $1.15 $1.20 por sack; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40. ' Bran G5c por sack; $21 por ton. Hay Timothy, S5c por ewt; choat, GOc; clover, 50c por cwt.; shorts, 95c per cwt. Livestock. Hogs Fat, Gc. Cattlo 1100(1)1200 lb stoors, 3&c. Llghtor stoors 334c. Stock hogs 5 it Gc. Cows and helfors 900 1000 lb, 22c. Lambs 4 Vic Vonl Drossed, 5 7c. Portland Wholesnlo Mnrkct. Wheat Club, S3c; valloy, 80c; bluo stom, 85c. Onts Cholco whlto, $25. Mlllstutf Bran, $17. cures that are tho wonder d, It eradicates all humor, S to scrofula. ntr 100 Doses in usual liquid form B, i lbMiknowna3SarSlb,; TVilft, T..4 . . """ ",l" vat nf Tvn. whilo mnv. ;: mt '-ruK in Th ih nlng Company's niw 6l ternoon, Charlie MaroS' vnnrn. nrnlrlni.ii.. .. ,iai ., tw,.uVUimy ttltn ttin vof I.-... w . ,t u, uuinne ..,. tanning hides, and ala Od to death. t. i. .. " crifitl ed to death. The lad moned workmen near by rt him from tho burning Y? crandfathnr. .Tni, n. ' """ "ITU, tl, received medimi .. v -. uncminn , resides with his grandpaJ Olvls is nn employo of thjkj nnd his crandRnn ., i. i n. i " ...,.". "u?"TKi i.. j-uu wncn no fell iifo J nlng vat. The youth nf...:l i.i i... ,.... ... --"-( u.o uuma, out will nrobsW,. Had not ho been rescued vat at once, the youth ffosljj mi prounuiiuy been bolI4 1 Aioany iiernid. Win. Vi( i ... " M-tvi, ,,nu worn I When your child has a xou neca not fear pB(Q otnor pulmonary diseases. plied with Ballard's & syrup a posltlvo cure (or I Coughs, Whooping Cough vA chitls. Mrs. Hall of stou pi D., writes. "I havo used jtj dorrui Ballard's Horehowl I on my chlldron for five yen suits havo boon wonderful" I D. J. Fry. CORVALLIS & EASTE TIMK TAHLKXOnl Trains from andtoVt No. 1 loaves Yaqulna J Arrives at Corvnlll li'l Arrives at Albany Hi .No. 2 Hay-Timothy, $1C$18; nlfalfa, 'Lo(lvoa Albnny $13. Vetch $8.50. Poultry Hens, 12l3c; spring chickens, 14 15c; dressed chickens, llJ,6c higher than live; ducks, young, 10 lie; pigeons, $1$1.25. Pork Best, 7 8c. Lambs Spring, 99c. Mutton 7c. Hops Cholco, per pound, G7o Hops Cholso, por pound, G7,6c Wool Valloy, coarso to medium, 20ff21c; oastorn Oregon, lG21c. i "Rogular ns tho Sun" Is nn expression as old as tho race, ,No doubt tho rising nnd sottlug ot the nun Is tho moat regular perform ance In tho universe, unless It Is the action ot tho llvor and bowels whon rcguliitod with Dr, King's Now Llfo Pills, Guaranteed by J, C. Perry, druggist. 25c Tmusfoni Roal KMnto. Tho following deeds havo boou plnood on roeord: Annlo Kldrldgo to H. A. Eld rldgo, 300 aoros In t 6 i, r 2 w, w d $$000 S. E. nnd M. M. Hambtltou to Chns. S. Kmry, 20 acrw In t 7 s. r 2 w, w d 3000 O. V. Myers ot ux to E. P. Hogor, 100.77 ncros In t S and 9 8, r 1 w, w d 2G00 B. and J. M. Payno to H. E. Herren, lnnd In blook "B," Smith's addition to Salem, w d M. S. E, and J. T. Downing to Jacob AV. Clemens et ux, 6 acres In Marlon county, w d ..,,,., . Don't Ro Rluo And lose all Intorost whtn htlp Is within roaoh. Herblno will malta that llvor perform Its dutlos proper ly. J. B. Vaughn Elba, Ala., writer "Being a constant sufferer from con stipation and a disordered liver, 1 havo found Ilorblne to bo the bost medicine, for theso troubles, on tho market. I havo uset It constantly I believe It to bo the best medicine of Its kind, nnd I wish all sufferers Ifrom these troubles to know tho good Herblne has done me." Sold by D. 1000 j. Fry. j 1200 Considerate. Tht now bonrdor sniffed nt tji contents of his coffoo cup nnd sot It down. "Woll," quorlod tho lnndlndy In a potvish tone, "havo you nnythlng to any against tho coffee?" "Not a word," calmly answered tho now bonrdor; "I novor spook 111 of tho absent." Chicago News, n Thoro .Is moro Catarrh In this sec tion of tho country than all other dls oasos put togothor, and until tho last fow yoars was supposed to bo Incur able For n great many years doc tors pronounced it a local dlseaso and proscribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with local troatment, pronounced It Incurable. Sclonco ha3 proven catarrh to bo a constitutional dlseaso and thoroforo roqulroB constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, In tho only constitutional cure on tho mnrkot. It Is takon Intornally in dosos from 10 drops to a teaspoon ful. It acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer ono hundred dollars for nny caso It falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address: F. J. Cheney & Co., To lodo, Ohio. Sold by nil druggists, 75c. Tako Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Tho Exception to tho Rule. Toachor Tho trunk is the middle part of tho body. Froddlo Say, ma'am, you oucht to go to tho circus and see tho ele phant. Harper's Weekly. o For nn Impaired Appetite. To Improvo tho appetite and strengthen the dlgostlon try a fow doses of Chnraborlaln's Stomach and Liver Tablots. Mr. J. II. Soltz of De troit, Mich., says: "They rostored my appetite when Impaired, relieved mo of a bloating feeling and caused a pleasant and satisfactory movement ot the bowels." Price 25 cents. Sam ples free. For sale at Dr. Stose'a drug store. Leaves Corvallls J.f Arrives at Yaqulna l-i Trains to and froal No. 3 Loaves Albany Arrives at Dotrolt .., No. 4 Leaves Detroit ' Arrlvos at Albany ..... 11 Trains for CorwEi No. 8 LoavoB Albnny H Arrlvos nt Corvallls M No. 10 Lonvos Albany I'l Arrlvos nt Corvallls . . 11 No. G Loaves Albany iA Arrives nt Corvnllls .. Trains for Albuj. No. 5 Loaves Corvallls ...... ' Arrives at Albany '- No. 9 Loaves Corvallls .... "J Arrlvos at Albany ....' No. 7 Loaves Corvallls M Arrlvna nt Allinnv ...... H No. 11 ( Sunday only)- T.nnvM Pnrvnllls ...... "l Arrives at Albany "j No. 12 (Sunday only) u Lonvos Albany . . . Arrives at Corvallls l For further informtw' GEO. F. XEY1S Gen. Pass, Agt., ' SOUTHERN' PACIFIC' TImo Card No. Juno W' Toward Portland No. 165:23 a. o., nrfns. No. is 8:40 a ni , Ccta Passenger, No. 124:45 p. o-i npocsa No. 149:28 p. m n mess. Toward Portland- v ooo 10'5t e. v 11:38 afm., Portland Tf No. 22610 40 a-; 11:38 a. m., way Fr Toward San Fraaf No. 1111:03 .' press. No. 17 6:42 p.m., Passenger. No. 15 9:56P...' pi oaa. u 1 NO. 13 1; - - co Exproaa. Towanl SH No. 2312:33 - ' -i v. 'BVotsht. CISCU raws. . . . - . 44Kfem. " No, XZ& ii" - 1USB. t yii.-HvilT jmHKflff' It-StfXrs ""-'emwft - riw