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IIAILV CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1008
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
U. IIOFER, Ed. and Prop.
An I4ffl1ent Newppr Peroted to Amoriam rrlnoJplei nd
Ue I'fogtti and DTlopemeat of All Oregon.
PubIItiod Erwr, RrtnlD Ktcept Sundty, galea, Ore.
SUBSCKIPpriON RATES.
(lnrwlblf In Adrntice.)
aHiift Ir cfrir, ff jrer....iS.M...,W.09 P Months -..Wo
tHMr, by mll, tl ,7rH.... J Pr mouth. . c
WMr, IT "Hf P r-. -.1.00 Six roontbi Mo
100 Doses $1
, SPECIAL HKLIVEHY
For coyelae of subscribers branch delivery offices are establish
ed at the -following place at 25 coat per month, 11.00 for three menths:
, Asylum Wore, F. O. Do Voe & Son, ABylum Avonue Junction.
' ' Carllno, Seventeenth street, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Store.
Dane's Store, Alex Daue, SouthCommerclal etrcot.
Weetrlo Store. C. M. Eppley, Baet State streot.
Fairground Store, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road.
Howell's Career, Twelftk and Crow streets.
O. K. Grocery, A. A. Englebart, Twoltth street,
"Wheeler's Stare, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avenue.
Yew Park Store, F. O. Bowersox, Twelfth and Leslie.
Laa Grocery, Seventeenth atret
t J. h. Moore & Son, corner Capitol and Union streots.
Wt Salorn Store, West Salem.
I Zlan'a Confeilonery, 478 State stroet.
Dr. Stone's, 241 North Commercial street.
Huffman' Store, North Sixth stroot.
German Bakery, corner Twelfth and Chcmekcta.
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City 'Subscribers vrho doalro Tho Journal mailed to
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thorn at Bttmmer( resorts or othor out-of-town plnco
will poaso notify tlio odlco, giving city address and tho
length of time tboy doslro pnpor sont to now addrosi.
On roturnlng, ploaso notify ofllco In ordor that sorvlci
by carrlor may bo promptly rosumed. '
100 Doses $1
In uMal liquid form or in chocolated
tablets known as Sarsetahs. 100 doses $1.
OltWGON WOOL
HOLD TOO CHEAP
(East Orogonlan.)
That tho oaitorn Oregon snoop
wen wold tholr wool too chonp this
year and by doing so lost nt least
two or throo conttf per pound on tholr
clip Is shown by rocont dovolop
menU In tho mnrkot.
At n siilo huld at 11 ill I tin,' Mont.,
'a few daya ago prlcos ranged from
lfltt to IHH conti por pound. Tho
clip of Lnfoldt & Htoltonborg,
amounting to 110.000 pounds, sold
for 18 Scents. Another largo ollp,
that of H. M. Parklmm, aggregating
180,000 pounds, sold for' 174. whllo
lmt of A. M. Woolfork, 88,000
tKiunds went for U.Vi.
For tho romntndor of tho Hillings
wool similar prices woro uild and
thus It will bo soon that tho Montnn-i
ihoh wuro given In tho neighborhood
of five routs por pound more than
woro tho Oregon mini,,
OrtKu Mi'ii SonkMl."
If tho reports from Montana nro
true, and they appear to bo million
tic, tho Umatilla county growors and
tholr follow sheep raisers of eastoru
Oregon did not got whnt wni com
ing to them for tholr wool.
Thorn are two things that end
to moke Montana wools hliihar than
Oregon wools. Tho difference In
freight rates Is computed at mm cent
while tho Montana shrinkage li sev
en per cent os llinn that of Ore
gnu. According to tho atatlttlos of
tho Nation! Woolen Manufacturing
nuoolatlou tho ahrltikago In Mon
tuun wool was ttS pur oent tor l'Ju?
whllo the Oregon ollp shrank 70
por cont.
AVE YOU HVHR UH
eoived liitwmt on manoy
you have ml if not. a
iiisw aonarttioH awlls y.
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Contldorlng tho shrlnkngp rntlo to
bo tho snmo this yonr Montana mon
shnuld proporly hnvo been glvon 2 Vi
cents moro for tholr wool thnn tho
Oregon mon. Howovor, they ro
colved fully flvo cents por pound
more nud apparently tho dirforonco
roprosontn tho nmount tho Oregon
men woro entitled to but did not
got. Hnd Umatilla county growors
been paid prices In proportion to
thoio given In Montana they would
hnvo received approxlmntoly $30,-
000 or $10,000 moro for tholr wool
than they did.
I'arly Snlcis Had.
Tho fnct that castorn Orogon
wools opened tho mnrkot thU spring
largely accounts for tho low prlco
recolvod and somo mon who nro In
formed "Heclare that loon! wool grow
nts make a mlstako when they al
low tho market to bo oponod here.
This year the bnyora rnmo Into tho
field with n determination to boar
tho market, as was but naturnl un
der tho conditions. In oponlng tho
season tlioy qulto naturnlly wished
to sett a low paco and tho Orogon
wools, bolug tho first orrcrod, woro
made to suffer.
At lonit this Is tho theory now
advanced and In vlow of tho now
from Montana thor I muali founda
tion for It. Whether or not tho
ihoepmvti will sea tho point mif
flolontly to defwr tholr sale noxt
)r until the markot hai already
been "oionod" remains to ho soon.
A SHORT DISCOURSE
OX TIIK MATCH
True only of Hood's Sarsaparilla, tho
Washington, July 24. Did you ono great blood purifier and general
ever think of the part tho lowly tonic. Thla remarkable medicine has
matcnf plays In tho progross of tho effected many radical and permanent
world? Did you over look upon tho cures that aro tho wonder of tho world,
llttlo pho3phorous stick as an agent It eradicates all humors from pimples
of civilization? to scrofula.
Bvorywhoro throughout tho world
la tho evor-prosent match. That old
myth of savages Btartlng fires by
rubbing two sllcka togothor Is well
nlgh a lost art In these days. Take
down In Drnzll for Instance, Consul
Genernl Ander3on, writing from Rio,
declares that oven In tho almost In
accessible portions of tho Interior,
whoro tho 6oml-clvlUzed people are
deprived of everything In tho way of
civilized supplies, yet there aro
matches, to light .the Iniquitous clg
arctto, or klndlo tho campflro.
. There are, of course, nomo peoples
yet unacquainted with tho match
but thoy aro of tho lofost stratum
of civilization. Globe-trotters havo
found tho match to go hand In hand
with tho first evidenco of civilization
And tho world's output of matches
Is staggering In Its onormoufi aggre
gate. Thousands arid thousands of
acres of foroit go down'boforo tho
axman each year to bo manufactured
into matches. In sevoral countries
mntch-mnklng( of tho wood-kindling
variety) Is a govornmont monopoly;
a great many moro nations reap a
goodly rovonuo Income each year
trom taxes on this manufacture'.
Just for oxamplo, Drazll's output
of matchoi was 202,041,400 boxes in
1007, from which tho govornmont
derived n rovonuo of $1,218,384 In
tnxes. That tax nlono nmounts to
over $1.50 for each man, woman and
child In tho country.
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PACIFIC FL-KI-TT ADVAXCK
ARRIVKS I.V HONOLULU
Ib'ultut I'rcM Lcaied Wire.)
Honolulu, July 24. Tho nrmorcd
cruiser Mllwuukeo arrived hero to
dny, tio advance guard for tho Pa
clflc flcot which Is toon to nrrlvo on a
simimor cruise for tho Snmonn Isl
ands. Tho bnttleshlp Mlnnosotn,
wlilch waited horo for tho mall nftor
tho Atlantic Hoot dopartod last
Wednesday, loft horo today with over
n hundrod ponchos filled with mall
for tho sailor boys. Sho will steam
at full speed until alio ovortakes tho
fleet botweon horo and Auckland.
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SAliKM MAKKKI.
Local Wholesale Market.
Eggs 20c.
Butter Crermery 26c.
Cows $3 3.50.
Hens 10c; young chickens, 12c
Local wheat 85 90c.
Oats 37 40c per bu.
Barloy $20021.
Flour Hard wheat, $4.50 Q4.80.
r1Ioy, $4.00.
Hay Cheat, $9 10; clorer, $8
0 9 per ton; timothy, $11012.
Onions $1.75 cwt.
Hops 1907 crop, 434&C
Cascara Bark 3 to 3 He.
Mohair 18c.
Itettttl Market.
Oats $1.45.
Wheat $1.00.
Eg?:s 17 He
Butter Country, 20c; creamery,
30c.
Flour Valley, $1.1001.20 por
sack; hard wheat, $1.4001.45.
Bran 90c per sack; $31.50 por
ton; shorts. $1.25 por sack.
Stock hogs $4.
Steers 3 0 3 Vi c.
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, $6.50.
Stock hogs $4 04.50.
Steers 3 04c.
Veal 5 0 7c.
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas $0.50.
Oranges $4.50.
Lemons $4.500 5.
Portland Market.
Poultry Hens, 13 He: ducks, 12
0 14c; p!goons, old $1 por dozen.
Mlllstuff Brnn, $20.
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SUMMER RESORTS
S fi44tifi nillllll lAttAtiirfcH
44H44H1 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 H'l 1 1 1 H-H-HH
iWILHOIT SPRINGS SEL.N0!!
.. Stage leaves Orogon City, xuesnay, inursaay ana aaiurday until
July 1, then dally at 9 A. H. Stage also goes from Mt. Angel. Fare
:; $1.60. F. W. McLean, proprietor.
::-mn nun iimiiMii in
i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 HiniiJ
WKmimm0ttmKmemwmmmmHmtmmmmmaimmmHmmamatHaaHmaatnt
HOTEL BRADSHAWD,ilNG y)t,R cameras and kodaks
Rooms with freo use of furnished
kitchen, half way to Nye beach, ovok
looking the ocean. Rates reasonable.
W. C. COOK,
Newport, Ore. Proprietor.
Graber Bros,
PLUMBING
AND
CAS FITTING
SMITH'S CAMERA STORE
We Do Developing for Amateurs
Serro Lunches auu Sell Clcsim
Nye- Beach Newport, Or.
THE "
TAFT HOUSE
Will give prompt attention
to all orders, guarantco our
work to glvo satisfaction and
to bo up to the sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES OX
CONTRACTS.
Call at our buop on Llborty
etrcot, back of Barr's Jewelry
Storo. Phono 560.
Privato boarding. Strictly
cooking, servo tho best meals, y0j
holp yourself. Ratos reasonable.
MRS. RLIRY BATCHMAN, Mgr.
Cor. Fifth and Hurlburt Streets, oai
block north of Presbyterian church.
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COFFEE
What is essential to
good coffee?
Good bean ground fresh,
and a woman of common
sense.
Your Bttxtt rrlurnt four montr U rou don'l
Ilk Sxttlllnf' Ruit par dim
ia (juamu: ,mav
imiVK oirr jai's
Without llftlrig ftnrr. the
dttllam )-ou mv my iw H M.
BWit for llf.
Jt yon want iwar fnisro mi
Wud eotufrUMt Uy !ltern!
IHMItOHt UwlM MVtMX MOW uUII.
I Vim kiv hMtlUi autt OtmmiUi.
Start a Sftvtoj Amm wltU
w. and mukv jr taMam wrK
tor hu.
Wo ja ihrv rwr wl UUmt.
(La tiranria Obrr.)
The chwry grower of Cov were
l town te!y looking for xiekws
for tholr limueaso orop. Plokora aro
also hnro. am! It U report! that
the young mon of tho vlvltiUy who
hav hrttror pleVml a grtt jrt
of tho wop hnvo organized and will
drlv tho Japa out of tha orohnrdi.
Tk efiort. if sueeeMful, will have
the trfMt of l4tvtog tk growors In
a xtriHHJy ItaxuNout noalUon. for
a few daya d4ay in eartag for Ute
fruit will mo a groat loos. Thor
ar thuugkt to bo 5 luombors of
th omuryo labor orcaulaatioo. and
oaly for look of a lUr too Jajn
wohui tN drive oat boforo
tkl. Sorovtl years ago. whllo tho
.N.iviuaMo togiamtiOM was at lu
K'rs-i:orr XiiptlalH.
0. W. Soar, of Indopoudonco, for
four years olork of Polk oounty, for
eight years ohnlrmnn of tho Domo
oratlo state central commltteo, and
oandldato for the ollloo of socrotary
of stato at tho tlmo Ooorgo E.
Chnmberlaln llrai ran for govornor,
was married by Judge Thomas O'Day
Thursday afternoon. Tho brldo was
Mrs. Hlliabeth Hoff. the proprlotross
of a local lodglng.houso. Tho wed
ding coromony took placo In Judgo
O'Day' chambors at tho courthouso
at 2:30. Tho only porsons nrosont.
bosldoa the Judge and the contract
ing partloa were th witnossoa, N'otilo
La Chnppollo and Matle MoLood.
Mr. Senrs came to Oregon In 1874.
Me has Intorustod hlmsolf in uu pUb
Ho matters affaotlng tha stnto. and
oipoolally In Polk county affairs. At
Wwoni, ho U one of the dlreotora
of tho Indopeudeneo National Bank.
Although he la 6S j-oars of ago. this
U tho llrat time Mr. Qoara has boon
mnrrloil. UU wlfo h ,43 yaars of
age. Thoy loft Portland Friday and
will make their homo In Indepon
doMoe. Orononlan.
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Don't tako cold, but If you do,
don't fall to tako Kemp'a Balsam to
irovent oorlous consoquonces. Noth
ng olso Is so valuablo In treating
coughs and colds.
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Proposals for Fuel.
Sealed bids will bo received by tho
Marlon county court up to Saturday
August 8, at 2 p. m., for four-foot
cordwood for the uso of court houso
In following qunnt!e9:
Ten cords body fir.
Forty cords second growth fir.
Thlrty-flvo cords grub oak.
All tondors to bo mailed to R. D
Allen, county clerk.
WM. M. BUSHEY,
7-22-d-w County Judso
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Allwny College" Summer Illblo
School.
Albany, Or., July 17-27, 1908.
For the above occasion a rato of
ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE on
tho certltlcato plan has beon au
thorized. WM. M'MURRAY,
J. M. SCOTT, O. P. A., S. P. Co.
A. O. P. A., S. P. Co. 7-15-7t.
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DO VOU WISH TO ATTEND A
OOOD SCHOOL?
AV.ILLAMKTTE U.MVEHSITV with
its now $60,000 building will
plon you? Why go East to col
logo? Horo aro first-class collqgo
and preparatory courses and fine op
portunity In tho study of Music,
Orntory, Thoology, Modlclno. Law.
Teaching. Exponsea reasonable;
surroundings healthful; beautiful
campus; 16 profosjors. For cata
logue nddrou President Homan, Sa
lem, Oregon.
7-21-eod & w-lmo
a88m-HHMKMBH
Gold Dust FlotJi? I
Made by THE SVDNEV POW
ER COMPANY, Sidney,
Ore- fi
gon. Mndo for family use. I
Ask your grocer for It. Bran
nnd shorts nlwnys on hand,
P. B. Wallace
AGENT
Moaaiwaim(.iriiiaiitwoayf
Phono 44 Main 147 N. High St.
C. W. YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs apd Llvory, all Rigs Modorn
Rubber Tiro.
ROYAL
RESTAURANT
For quick sorvlco, strictly hom
cooking, go to tho nddresj be
low
BEACH LUNCHES
our specialty. West side of
Front St., ono and one-hill
block south of boat landlnr.
A. J. Rader's Campine Ground
I Horo you wilL find good water,
oui'uu lUHua, guou locaiion; ioudm.
, tlon nnd furnished tents to rent it
Nye Creok. A. J. Rnder, proprietor,
iiuniiun, urutfuu.
O.K.
BARBER SHOP
A first class up-to-dato shop. Do not
overlook this plnco for tho best mjrfc
Thoro Is no harbor bottor iklllel
with a razor or pair of slisors thti
It. N. WALTER, Prop.
West slilo Front Btrcot. near boot!
lanmng. Agency for CorrallK uu
ary.
CIGARS and
TOBACCOS
Ifuie Wing Sang Co.!
Bad breath has probably hrokon
off moro matohea than bad tamner.
and that'll n good Many. Tho boit
euro for bad breath Is tho toulo-lnT,
aUvo.Laao'8 Family Modlela.
O () O O O O o O O
AilemiHto iMltrlIsni
WBht her in U Oraml., Qhlaa I T1"""151''
who wero ego4 to plcklu j
KAVINOS I)KP.UT.MaVT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
lini
O o
l o
o
men who wore am.vti in i-biu-PJ J' n'y to "ovor.iulvv'iN" n
at toe 0or ban Q.Ul ,l() i)w ' for a hlU v0UMI O
forced to Iwivo. Too ooNdltlOH at' Xw Uw,,lkful N,vl "i-nwy O
lrnt la tiw p'eker will be more'1? M" nw wn ,,,t, Mr l'l. O
easily obtained than jwokers. Pick' O
pro eati wake trow ji.eo to JS.iO
H day. an a packer of ordinary """"""
ability por MSko from II to S por N'm w,,k ail wtor OhlsUanlt
ly. The lMFklHg doei not eoR for i biU tke Kwl with snap to It, good
as great an ivxj.eadltu- of oaorgy ddeds na wrdi, U what tho world
as the ilcktng. bj j, nintaly done want-
by young; women. j -a
o Be gentle with the hoys during tho
w.m,.-jt-.ijx't. T-.JB. ' ase. wa cti Ii about ik
BUTTERNUT IIREAD.
It h worth more than any other
read yet the prlco H no higher
Por al at your grocers'.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY,
Thomas Coolcy, Props,
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OASTOIII,.,
du tli J ' VW Hw AU3R BJSfiy
f.JTA
TUsauccsaatsiaeaEtaKv!
Bmi U
Ti. i...iv7-u7T7-. .. ..... .' I
iw - m bw Min jwa i ib norae a placo worth stavlnc
and Uon t ho crotchety over little
thing.
MIQKOKT
Coujjh Remedy
fSSQ3S39Cr t.aBOQ
Coughs, Colds
CROUP
'optt Ctvk
arxKiit
SORt THROAT
. .M.
THROAT. (H.iNCS
NUN) hA 111,(0.
",,'CiVa-
VUfHOatOOftl! V4.
BIO STOCK OF GOODS
Wo mnko Up all kinds of wrnnnnr
und whlto undorwoar, waists and
k!mona3 and skiru; all kinds ot
gontlomon'a and Indies' furnishing
goods; nil kinds of silks and dross
goods; hoao, suits, pants, ovoralb.
blankets, neokwoar, matting, china
ware, trunks, embroldory and Iac3,
etc.
OUR, STORE IHiSlV
Goods now at very low price big
sale.
Jt2 N. Commercial St. Snlem, Or.
O C T. Co.
Stoamora Pomona nnd Oregonu
leave for Portland dally except Sun
day at C a. m.
M. P. BALDWIN, Agent.
"'"MSB. yv I
'W-aIlr.JV
T.ki A;r,rr.s -.
iiiJrkiivrT"
V-nltn nuh.rA.i. .,,l.,-
sotp by oawoKTs mgiHiik
I
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I havo selected tho best brtMi
of Cigars and Tobacco comm
ent with the trade. Can wpty
you with what you wish P
satisfaction, Also carry s cot
ploto lino oC soft drink.
E. CASS, Prop.
Front Stroot, opposite The JJr
coption. Now-port, Oregon, u
ED. SULLIVAN'S!
MARKET
Fre3h fish of nil kinds In
Fresh Krabs Kookod dally.
bait on hand nt nil times. Bcwtil
ro.t. IBM
Sfocker's Meat Martd rj
Here you will find at all tlm
choicest meats that can be procg
aiso nsn. Your patronage w
STOCKER'S MEAT MARK
Newport. Ore-son lrl
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tt. iMt (a
HHnaiH
FURNITURE;
Newport, Oregon
For Household Piirnltnre of W
kind and description go to
H. D. BLAKELY
Cnrpets, Matting, Stoves and Hi1
woro. sen or rent you a camp--
nousokeeplng outfit and W "
when you leave. Prlce3 alwaji'"
onable.
South Front Street, only store oft
Kina.
When you go to Newport reo's31
Bain's Hack & Dray -.
gives special attention to triM
r:ng baggage and camp outnw.
UlshDd nnrl unfurnished M0-
wood and hnv for salo. Le-I '
dcrs at Baln'a Bakery. NJ"9
Newport, Oregon, Phone
tlons.
ce:
When at Newport go to FopJJ
owir4's Livery Stables ir j" j
move your baggage; i" b
.. i. . .... . to c
T. o . r.--..-' nr. nnlntt'
"i ocai itucKS or out t -- a
torest in small or large part,e.,.r i
Rronnd- rnriful rtrlrers WB0
the beach. Give us a trial-
Newport H
TlnnwJ ... ....m. finnil
liMt "r. ,n..i i v VOU 8'
self. Large, pleasant xoojr'
reasonable. Mrs. M. E- -L
ti bar h
a, to8g
''bay
wmi
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l-4ftqn.
tr:
SPI
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prUtroM, Newport. Qr.