Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 06, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

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    DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, HALKM, ORKGOX, THURSDAY, AUGUST 0, 1008.
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Amorlca tho nomination la of Im
portance only In so far a3 It tends
to ornphaalzo tho truth that the olo
quentlou before the country is tho
comparative extent of trust In ono
of two menJTaft or Bryan.
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FUNDS FROM NATIONAL
FORESTS.
Announcomont has just been
made of tho amounts which each
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
SUMMER RESORTS
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ruMiifeed Km? Evening Kxcept Sunday, 8Im, Ore.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATKS.
(Itmrl&Mr In Advance,)
Wly, by carrier, per jer..................M.OO Per month.....-.Wo
t)Mr, by mil, pof Ter ...-. ....4.00 per month 3fa
Weekly, r mall, per yerM-...... I.CO Six mouth Wo
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SPTTTTAT,
For convenience of subscribers
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ed at the following p!acosat 85 cents per month, f l.oo for three xnenins:
Asylum Btoro, F. O. De Voe & Son, Asylum Avcmio Junction.
Carllue, Seventeenth streot, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Store.
Dauo's Storo, Alex, Daue, BouthCommorclnl street.
Electric Storo, 0. M. Epploy, Bast Stnto street.
Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Rond.
Jlowolrs Corner, Twolith and cross streets.
0. K. Grocery, A. A. Englebart, Twelfth otreot.
Wheolor'a Storo, W. D. Wheeler, Hlghlnnd avonuo.
Yow Park Storo, F. G. Bowersox, Twelfth and Leslie.
Lane Grocery, Seventeenth strot I
t 3. L. Moore & Son, cornor Capitol and Union streots.
West Balom Stgre, Wet Salem.
I Elan's Confoctlonory, 478 Stato stroot.
' Dr. Stone's, 241 North Commercial otroot.
Huffman's Store, North Sixth stroot. - i '
Gorman Oakery, cornor Twelfth and Cliomokotn.
City subscribers who doalro Tho Journnl mnllod la
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..thorn at summor presorts ortfothor'. out-of;town plncos
will plcaso notify tho ofllco, giving city address and tho
longth of time they dostro pnpor sent to now address.
On roturnlng, ploiiso notify ofllco In ordor'thnt sorrlca
by carrlor may be ' promptly
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CANDIDATE KKIl.Y.
Tho nomination by tho Democrats
st Denver or John Worth Item for
thu vlco presidency In ntmply addi
tional proof Hint tho Antorlcuu poo
plo will not consider that olllco In
tho light of Its real Importance,
A point of vnntngo and uvory
mich point itrHtircdly they neod
whs placed within tho grasp of tho
Democrats whon thu llupubllcnus at
CIiIciiko, with tudofuuslbly scant con
sideration of tholr duty to tho party
mid tho nation, tossod tho ncconri
placo as n sop to thu rourtlonnrlos
Hiul contented to tho placing of nn
unworthy candidate on thu ticket
with Tnft.
With Ilrynn'n nomination nsiurod,
It would BOBit that nil sauo Demo
crats should bavo sunn tho value of
tho opportunity presented by tho Ho
publican li I under. Thoro was thu
chuueo to shlno by contrast with
Hhorman. An A II C uudtirstnudlng
of common-sense pulltlct would have
cntispd till tho party louden to con
contrnte their offorU upon tho se
lection for tho vlro prosldunoy of n
Democrat of national standing and
high repute.
It Is Itllo talk to say that Cray and
Johnson would not necopt tho plaoe.
Neither could hnvu voslHtinl tho cull
of tho whole party had It boon prop,
orly presented. Aildu from those
men, however, how effectlvo would
liavo boon tho contraot with fiber
man of a Culburion or a Dalulol, a
X'olk or a Douglass, n Chamberlain
r a Howell. Even the Klgaittlc Oillo
James, of Koutuok), would bavo
been a picturesque and appealing
personality and a oandldato who has
For over twenty-two years wo
have boon giving prompt and
caroful attention to all buslnes.t
entrusted to us, nnd Imvo ox
tended to our customers every
courtesy conslitent with good
bauklug.
Our ottlcent and directors arc
old nnd well-known residents of
8aWm.
Spwdal nttentlou tlvou to now
comer from other ttnl,
CAPITAL NATIONAL
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J. II. A'berl, K M. Crqtaan.
PretlduMt. Vice-Pro.
Jos. H. Albert, Cnahlor.
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DKLIVKRY
branch dollvory offices nro establish
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resumod.
'had at least n few flootlng glimpses
of nntlounl nlTnlra during his service
In congroio.
(Irnnt wns right, howovor, His
wordtt nro nn truo now nn when he
spoko them: ''You can .ulwayn trust
tho Democratlo pnrty to imiku n
fool of Itself."'
Tho chanco to tnko a position of
great political advnutngo was tossed
nway, Tho obvious strategy of tho
hour wns disregarded. Tho oppor
tunity wns thoro for nn net of
breadth and wlndom which would
luivo Impressed tho country. Hut
thoro wns uluo nn opening for n
petty piny for tho electoral vote o(
it single stnto. Tho result was tho
nomination of Mr. Kern.
In consequence, some 80,000.000
of Americans, who hnvo not boon
blossod with rosldonoo anywhere be
tween South Rend nnd Evnnuvllle,
nru nskltig In vurlou degree of
wonderment, that range from pollto
ludirferenoo to prefanity: "Who Is
KernT"
After diligent Investigation we
learn that Mr. Kern Is u product
of Kokomo.
Mr. Kern's nchluvomontH In states
mnmblp consist of a seat In tho In
diana luglubtturo nnd two defuaU
for governor of his stnto. In Ko
komo ho has thu reputation of be
ing a grout cnmpnlgnorf'Tho rtrst
t Into ho ran for governor ho wns
beaten by 2R.000. Tho second
time ho was uonten by 84,000.
Hu In a Democrat of uuquostlnn
nblo regularity. Ho was nn nrdout
supporter of Cleveland nnd tho gold
Btnudnrd. Tho innmout Ilrynn wai
nominated In 1S00 ho bocumo nn
equally fervent advooato of tho 10-to-t
theor .
Ho U n tothl alwtalnor from drink
nnd n bitter opponent of every pro
posal for local option or any legis
lative restriction of tho saloon.
His persona) habits nre nbovo 're
proach Yet ho Is tho devoted friend
of Tom Tnggart nnd tho lawyer who
protects thu Interoats of that eminent
Indtuua statesman when thoro b
danger of Intorferenco with the faro
and roulette Industries of tho Dem
ocratlo national chairman's French
Lick properties.
Thoro Is no doubt about Mr.
Koru's regularity'; no doubt that
ho will bo backed by tho Indiana ma
ohtne; no doubt that Tom Taggart'a
handy man will help llry.m In that
one state moro thau would a Demo
crat knowu outside of Hooslerdom,
whew nsoeptanee vuld have carried
tti meAago that llryur had grown
aud devlopod m that the nation
need no longer drtad his sweeess.
The sHeettoH of Kwn does not
iiuwpue me snerwan uiundor. U
!mpy equniite the orrors. u offer
tho alternative of - subservient ma.
ohlno man who has had some ox-
l.orlouee of or
who hat not oveu the merit of that
kuowledK
To the wlwlAiiMa portloll 0j
state containing national forests will
recelvo undor tho now law giving 25
per cent of tho gross recolpta from
forests io those states, Tho total
amount to go to the states, from th4
receipts of tho fiscal year which
ended June 30, Is $447,003.79.
Tho amounts to go to each stnto
or territory are: Alaika, f2.-G84.78;
Arizona, $42,610.44; Arkansas,
1313.68; California." $52,437.78;
Colorado, $G0,9C5. 67; Idaho, $56,
307.84; Kansas, ..643.55; Mon
tana, $75,807.41; Nebraska, $2,
349.77; Nevada, $4,577.95; New
Mexico, $25,464.12; Oklahoma,
$554.48; Oregon, $32,313.52; South
Dakota, $8,45000; Utah, $32,151.02
(Including Ulntn Indian refund of
$5,348.07); Washington, $18,
032.79, and Wyoming, $41,402.38.
Tho law requires that this money
bo expended upon public roads and
Bcliooh by tho counties which con
tain national forest land.' In this
way tho countlos nro compensated
for tho reduction of taxablo area
brought about by tho cxlstenco of tho
foro3tB.
lloforo thin year tho states bavo re
ceived 10 por cont of the grosa re-
coplts, but congress voted last win
tor to Increase tho amount to 25 per
cent.
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Why Jiiiiivn Leo Got Well.
Evorybody In Znnusvlllo, O.,
knows Mrs. Mary Loo.of rural routo
8. Sho writes: "My husband, James
Leo, firmly bcllovos ho owca hit life
to tho uso of Dr. King's New Discov
ery. Ills lungs were so sovoroly nf-
feetcd that consumption seemed In-
ovltablo, whon a frlond recommend
ed Now Discovery. Wo tried It, nnd
Its use bun restored Jilm to perfect
health." Dr. King's Now Discovery
Is tho King of throat nnd lung
romcdlos. For coughi ami colds it
has no equal. Tho llrst doso gives
rollcf. Try It! Sold under guaran
tee at J. C. Perry's drug storo. 50c.
and $1.00. Trlnl bottlo frco.
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Jehnny: "Doen tho hon sit or
sot7" Mn: "I don't know or care,
but when sho cackles I want to
know whothor she's Inylng or lying."
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If you tnko Kudol In tho beglntHn?
tho bud ntneks of Dyspopslu will bo
avoided, but If you allow those 111
It attacks to go unheeded It will
take Kodol n longer tlmo to put your
ttoinndi In good condition again.
Got n bottlo of ICoUjI today. Sold
by nil drugget
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What Is tho uso of worrying ovor
th "good old times"? Our times will
noon be old, and tbon thoy will bo
tho host of any wo ever had.
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Ru'ollcut Health Advice.
Mm. M. M. Davidson, of No. 379
G'fford avonuo, San Jo.so, Cnl., snya:
"Tho worth of Electric Hitters as a
general family romody, for honrf
acho, biliousness and torpor of thu
liver nnd bnwols Ih ho pronounced
that 1 am prompted to say a word
In Its favor, for tho benefit of those
ttooklng relief from such nttllctlnn.
Thoro Is moro honlth for thu diges
tive organs In a bottlo of Electric
lllttors, than In nny other remedy I
know of." Sold undor guarnntoo nt
J. C. Porry'B drug storo. BOvc.
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Just boonunu n man wears white
pnntA about his farm work is no
sign that his milk Is nlwuys pure.
Hnndsomo Is that handsome doos.
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TEA
Not 1 in 1000 who buy
Schillinff's Best wants the
money.
Your erottr rt Urai rovr mentr II r rf1
Itte &.tkllllat' Ibili py tlm.
The Farmer: "What nre you get
ting up In that apple troo?" Tho
boy. "Stununlck ache, sir."
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Wlwl h et for Imlljtlon?
Mr. A. Iloblnson of Druinquln, On
tario, hnn been trmibleti for years
with Indigestion, nnd recommends
Chamberlain's Stomach nnd Liver
Tablets as "the best medicine I
ever usod" If troubled with Indlges-
nun or constipation give them n
trial. They are certain to nravn
beneficial. They nro easy to take
and pleaant In effect. Price, SS
cents. Samples frco nt Dr. Stone's
dru.se store.
Some men burst tholr safety vatvo
In endeavoring to be a power In tho
world.
Gmmihitcri Soro Hye Cured.
't 30 yeara I sufrewd from a
bad on of granulatij sore eyes,"
says Martin ltoytl of Henrietta. Ky.
"In February. I93, a gentleman
, bou u one". aY' U" 8
twothlrds of It and w ejoa have
t Riven me nny troub'e since."
JJj JJ"' ' b Dr Btoa1
If weak, worn-out,
nervous, cannot sleep;
have indigestion, head
ache, neuralgia or peri
odic pains, it is because
your nerves arc weak. It
is the lack of nerve force
that makes the stomach,
heart, lungs, etc., work
imperfectly become sick.
Dr. Miles ' Nervine cures
tho sick wlien it restores
nerve strength, and puts
the power behind tho or
gans to do their work.
"Almoat three yearn I suffered from
nervouaneM, Indigestion, snd palpita
tion of tho heart. I could not cat cr
i eep with comfort, or walk or talk
without iufTcrlns-. Altogether I wn
in a bad condition. My doctor did not
ewn to do me any good. I had tried
no many remedies Umt I did not ha8
much hone of any of them dolnff mo
fny kSSY., Dr. Stiles' Nervine wan
euKReatcd by a frlond. I Rot relief
from tho Hrst. and nftor a few days
I felt llko n new poraon. It not only
relieved my hoort nnd nerves, but
has Invigorated my wholo system. I
am very grateful because since I.nn
stopped usItiK It. I have had absolutely
no return of my old troublo."
(0 Summit Ave., 'Worcester, Mhbs.
Dr. Miles' Nervine It told by your
druooUt, who will guarantee that th
flrt Ijottle will benent. If It falle, h
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
New Notaries.
Walter M. Pierce, La Grande; L
II. Payadc, Oervals; J. W. Vaughn.
Cottage Orovo; a. C. Nicholson, C.
W. Webber, II. Ynnckwlch, Portland
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Ilnby Moridilnc Fiends,
nro mado by all soothing syrups
nnd baby medicines that contain
opium nnd narcotic!. McGoo's Unbv
Elixir contains no Injurious or nar
cotic drugs of nny kind. A suro
nnd Bnfo euro for disordered stom
achs, bowels nnd frotfulncjs
splendid for toothing infants.
No man climbs tho laddor of
famu with his hands In his pockets
Klio Likes Goh1 Thing.
""Mrs. Chns. E. Smith, of West
Franklin, Mnluo, snys: "I llko good ,
things nnd hnvo adopted Dr. K'ng'3
Now Llfo Pills as our family laxa
tive medicine, becnuso they aro good I
nnd do .tholr werk: without making
iv russ about It." Thcso painless purl
(lors sold at J. C. Perry's drug storo.
2Cc.
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' Whon nro tho spices noisy? When
you hear tho glngcrsnnp3.
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I'Vv Sure I-Vet.
"I havo found Hucklon's Arnica
Halve tu he tau proper thing to uso
for soro 'foot, as well as for honllnt;
biri), snroti, cuts, nnd nil in miner
of abrasions," wrltos Mr. W. Stone,
of h'nst Poiund, 'Maine. It Is thu
propor thing, too, for pllos. Try It!
Sold under giiArnntoo nt J. C. Porry'a
drug storo. 25c.
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When you don't know what Is
best to do, Just wait u bit.
Kennedy's Lnxatlvo Cough Syrup
Is especially rocoiumondud for chil
dren. It tnsto Hourly as good as
maple sugar. Sold by nil druggists.
i
If you have n friend stick to lilm
rnthor than stick him.
Thort nre mnnv liultntlons of He
Witt's Carbollzod Witch Hazel Salve
but Just one odlglnal. Sold by nil
druggists.
Duty culls; Idleness whistles.
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DeWltt's Kldnoy nnd nindder
Pills will promptly relievo all Kid
ney nnd nindder dlaordors. Sold
nnd recommended by all drng;lses.
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CASTOR I A
Por Infants and CMldruu
III Kind Yov Have Always BuigM
Bears tho
f&gnatnre of
Z&tfl&t
HICKORY
BARK
Coush Remedy
moaag
Coushs, Colds
CROUP
iKUUMK9iiaSaaB8MiI
WfciwpincCavl.
Ifooxnvu
SrAMl
SORt THROAT
KwiHh
TMOAT.dUNCS
wammak
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ii WILHOIT SPRINGS ffiN? i;
ojn,n leaves Oregon City, Tuesday, Thursday nnd Saturday until ','
1 1 TnfvTtien dally -at 9 A. M. . Stage also goes from Mt. Angel. jJ5 ',
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HOTEL BRADSHAW,01'6 Y0UR cahieras and kodaks
wnnmo wlh frco uo of furnished
kitchen, hnlf way to Nye beach, ovoi
looking tho ocean. Kates reasonable.
W. C COOK,
Newport, Oren Proprietor.
TORRID ZONE
FUNARCE
The nbovo cut represents our
brick lined Torrid Zono Furnaco,
Guaranteed gas, omoko and dust
proof. Economical and durable.
A. L. FRASER
2C8 STATE STREET
Estimates furnished ou heating
Graber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will glvo prompt attention
to nil orders, gunrantco our
work to give satisfaction and
to bo up to tho sanitary stand
ard. VE WILL HE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, back of Barr'B Jewolry
I
1 Storo. Phono 650.
aMmi)nn)iiftaaa
Gold Dust Flout I
Made by THE SYDNEY POW-
ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore- 1
Ron. Mndo for family use.
Ask your grocer for It, Bran
and shorts always on luind.
P. B. Wallace 1
AGENT
BIIMU
Phone 4t Main
147 N. High St.
C W. YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs and Livery, all Riga Modern
Rubber Tire.
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WyjBWMiWBBMKffBiDlj
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miiiiii in .".iiinni i I
Huie Wing Sang Co.
BIG STOCK OF GOODS
anlVeJS.ai Up a." k,nd3 of wPPera
klmonas and skirts; all kinds of
gentlemen's and ladles furnishing
goods; all kinds of Bilks and dress
goods; hose, suits, pants, ovoralb,
blankets, nsokwear, matting, ohlna
ware. trunks, ombroldery1 and laca,
etc.
OUR STORE REST
Good now at very low price big
sale.
X. OomteercW St. &Oeai, Or.
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iiiiiihiiiiiiihih-ih;
SMITH'S CAMERA STORE
Ua Ia nAUnlnt(n. fn- l.i...
WU W UVfVIWJJUiy IUI iniuicufs
Serve JJBmchcs and Sell Clcgarj
Nye Beach Newport, Or.
THE "'
TAFT HOUSE
Prlvato boarding. Strictly hos
cooking, sorvo the best meals, joa
help yoursolf. Itatea roosonable.
ms. HLRV BATOIHIAN, Mgr.
Cor. Fifth and Hnrlburt 8treeli, oh
block north of Presbytorlan churei.
ROYAL
RESTAURANT
For quick uorvlco, strictly host
cooking, go to tho addrcst bt
low
BEACH LUNCHES
our specialty. West side of
Front St., on and one-hii
block BOUth, of boat landlnr.
A. J. Rader's Camping Grourhj
Horo you will And good viter,
septic tanks, good location; foundi
tlon nnd furnished' tonts to rent it
Nye Crook. A. J. Under, proprietor,
Newport, Orogon.
O.K.
BARBER SHOP
A first class up-to-dato bhop. Do not
ovorlook this plnco for tho best wort
I Thoro 1b no harbor better ikllltd
with a razor or pnlr of slsson thu
I R. N. WALTER, Prop.
West sluO Front street, near best
landing. Agency for Corvallls Lm
dry.
CIGARS and
TOBACCOS
I hnvo selected the best bruit
of Cigars and Tobacco comM
ent with the trndo. Can supply
you with what you wIid wiu
satisfaction. Also carry a cos
ploto lino of soft drinks.
K. CASS, Prop.
Front Stroot, opposlto The R-
coptlon, Newport, uregoo.
ED. SULLIVAN'S
MARKET
Frosh fish of nil kinds la
Fresh Krnbs Kooked dally. &
bait on hand nt all times. Doiti
ret. iw
Stacker's Meat Market
Horo you will find at nil tlo
cholcost meats that can bo prow"
also fish. Yotir patronnge sout
STOCKKR'S MEAT LKET.
Newport, Oregon Ifgj
FURNITURE
For Household Furniture of
Kina and' description go m
w n rt atcelY
Carpets, Matting, Stoves and .
, ware. Sell or rent you a WBp'7 .
housekeeping outfit and bar r"
whon you leave. Prices alwsji
sonablo. . ii
South Frent Street, only tor
kind.
When you s- to Newport 1,V
Bains Hack & Dny J
?."r. "ir"1 ", . "w"iu. r
riujf oagffage nan cmp - vmW
wnml on Isav fnr fillle.
ders at BatH'a Bakery, NJ'
Newport, Oregon. rnono
tlons.
Whs. a. Vontnnrt PO tO t&i
Tnvvln'a 1 aw RtnhlPS for t
movo your baggage; to j
best girl a drive; 10 6 -j
Rock, Seal Rocks or auj vy- a
terest In small or large ParUi 1
anu ieoa ana a 4
ir..n. uiuiii h rivers "
vbo
th iiAnVh. ntva ua a trlsl.
Newport H
Board and rooms, honV
1 . nr . . -IV O0 ar'
I self. Large, pleasf1100.
I icaauuauio. n. -
jirttre,Kwti Or.