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DAILY OAMTAL JOUHMAL. 8A3LSM, ORBCSON, MONDAY, AUGUST gi. 1809
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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SPECIAL DELIVERY
For convenience of subscribers branch dolivory offices are establish
ed at tho following places at 35 cones per month, $1.00 for thrco menths:
Asylum Storo, F. O. Do Voo & Son, Asylum Avoiuto Jupctlon.
Garllno, Seventeenth street, A. "W. Lnno, Garden Road Storo.
Dauo's Storo, Alex. Dauo, SouthCommerclal street.
Elcclrlo Storo, O, M. Epploy, East Stato streot.
Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road. .
Howell's Cornor, Twelfth and Cross streets.
O. K, Grocery, A. A. Englcbart, Twelfth street.
Wheeler' Store, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avenue. i
Yew Park Store, F. G. Bowersox, Twolfth and Leslie
( Lane Grocery, Seventeenth strot
k J. L, Moore & Son, corner Oapltol and Union streets.
won BHiom more, wosi Baiom.
Zlnn's Confectionery, 478 Stato street.
Dr. Stone's, 241 North Commercial atroot.
Huffman's Store, North Sixth streot.
Oorraaa Bakery, corner Twelfth and Chemcketa.
VOTING MACHINES
AS VLliAtiVKK VEHICLES
' Flying machines roally. scorn like
ly to supplant yachts aad automo
lille as the pleasuro vehlclon of tho
rich, as a result of tho aeronautic In-
Jentlonn of it Chlcagonn, which
romlso that tho cost of prlvnio nil
aliips'wlll bo qiilto within tho po
:II)I1UIoh of moil who can "fly high"
Tho announcements, of tho pat
ehta secured ,by Thomns Prcstou
Brooko, whoca fame heretofore) has
.been in ado as Icador of his marlnu
hand and Inventor of his relloctlwr
toleecopo, has created real enthus
iasm for flying nnd It will not he
long before sovoral of his ulrshlp.
will be dodging around tho roofs of
tho Masonic tomplo nnd tho Audi
,torium tower. Ho has dono what
Darlua Green essayed with Ignomln
ions failure fly. Ho has discov
ered how to propol n dirigible nir
shlp that does not depend upon gas
bags or aeroplanes for going skyward
Rd which can bo guided with cor
talnty even in heavy weather. The
mechanism constate of a sot of ro
velvlaft fans which can bo mado both
to ratee the airship and propol it.
Broeke seems likely to provo a ser
ious competitor with Baldwin for
the War Department's patronago, as
a thousand pounds of ballnnt or dyn
amite can be thrown out without tho
eertalnty, as in other typou, of shoot
ing skyward at terrlflo speed tho
momont the loud h lessened. It Is
not unllkoly that tests of it Drooko
Mlrslii'p will tnko place In thin coun
try boforo thp Wright brothera re
turn to show thotr countrymen that
Which has amazed tho Frenuh pooplo
and dnno no much nbroad for tho
"Yankoo" reputation for Ingonulty.
Drooko Is tho first to devise an air
ship that can overcome its own In
ertiathat Is, to rUo without n running-
start, nnd that run ho hold
poised or mutluulcns orur any do
slred, point, or onn nllght softly as
n bird does, and Anally, la Ho de
vised that ovon In tho extreme emer
gency of n comploto stoppage of nil
machinery it would come to tho
ground with perfect safuty to
pBsr.ongor.
of tho corn belt nnd the Impending
shortngo of milk becauso of torch
ed pastures in many states. It wai
a soaking, record-breaking rain, the
.mark In this city of 3.34 Inches In
2,4 hnurs being second only to the
record rainfall one August day In
1886, An Immediate bcnoflt wno
felt; tho extraordinary demands up
on tl.o 'waterworks slnckencd, tho
truckgrowcra roundabout Chlcngo
woro Bnvod hundreds of thotiBanln of
dollars. Dut, knowing that tho Il
linois corn crop alono is worth f ll,
000.000 if not scorched nt thin crit
ical Huaoon, tho Importanco of this
tlmoly drenching becomos obvious.
Moreover, tho supply of' milk, of
which over 400,000,000 gnllons nro
produced on Illinois farms each year
was nustnlncd. Tho reports to tho
Chlcngo weather bureau show that
tho downpour was general in Indln-
nn, Ohio, Wisconsin and Michigan.
Tho fruit crop of Michigan, saved
from a second year of ruin, is valued
nt 94)000,000 to $5,000,000 each
year. Tho menaco of a conflaga
ration in this city becauso of the
tinder dryness was removed and tho
babies that hnd gasped in tho pro
vailing turnaco heat, woro given ro
llof worth much more than money.
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We notice an adj in a Sacramento
paper which reads:v"Wanted Wash
ing by day, or Jake home.Mn Cus
tomers will probably save money by
having it jidnp"' by day,'
At Sacramento this week to the
surprise of his many friends City
Justlco John C. March was 'defeated
for one of tho suporlor judshlpd, by
S. It. Hart, a local attorney. If March
expected to "spring" a surprise that
tlmo he was sadly disappointed
H(o)nrt8 woro trumps. ( .
At Sacramento, Calif., theVill of
John Center amounting to $400,
000 Is to bo contested by his num
erous nephowB rind nieces. Well,.
wo would not mind being In tho
center of that little hand-out our
selves. According to the dispatches five
minutes nftor tho signing of her
final decrco of divorce by Judgo'Ells
worth at Oakland, Calif., Mrs. Bessie
M. Tanner Blgned a roqucst'foivper-
mlsslon to marry II. D. Reeves.
Cupid must bo making up for time
lost during tho recent pnnlc.
General Debility
'Dy In and day oat there is that feeling
Of Veakness that makes a burden of itself.
Food doWnot strengthen.
Sleep does not refresh.
It Is hard to do, hard to bear, what
cfeould bVJ easy, vitality Is on the ebb, a-M
the whole system sutlers.
For this condition take
Hood's SarsaparilSa
It vltalizes'ihe blood and gives vigor and
tone to all the organs nnd functions.
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
tablets known as Sarsataus. lOOdoresJL
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tho
lt.UN WORTH
A BILLION
A money value nf a billion dollars
in now set tipou tho ruin which
broke tho drought, general in nnd
alt about Chlcngo. ending tho Im
pending water famies of tho city,
tho Impending damage- in tho Molds
Dox't let your
money loif ;
pt it at work
drawing interest
There's no other investment
that's au safe and ut tho same
Mm immediately convertible Into
Can, .as a Savlugb Aocounj
It can bo lucreanod or dimin
ished at will n (vnturo not found
other Invostmunu and there's
not trouble or uncertainty about
collecting tho interest when due.
Wo pay three per ceut intorest
or monthly balance.
UJlfATILLA COUNTY
IN XKKI) OK HOGS
(East Oregonlan.)
This 'week tho Union Meat com
pany of Portland nnd several So
uttlo firms liavo Bhlppcd nbout ton
carlonds or 1200 head of fat hogs
from tho Nebraska corn fluids
through Pendlotou to tho markets
nnd nlnughtor hottsos of tho coast
Whllo tlioio NuhraHka hogs worjo
passing through Umatilla county,
Rolnhold HarriiH of this city wni
Hhlpplug out 400 head of Umatilla
county fat hugs from tho Athonn
district to Pasco. Prlco for thoso
hogn nvoragiid from $r to $tl.Q0 per
100, on foot nnd tho growers thus
roallrod a handHome profit on thotr
work.
It l estimated by practical hog
raisers of tho county that the whoat
sections wnstu unough grain in the
hnrvost each year to fattau enough
hogs to supply Umatilla county If
growers would muko u pracUco of
buying young hogs from the outside
cftoh Miimnor, -Just boforo hurvest.
At DlggB, Calif., a steer whllo
reaching for a pear,' lost his footing,
catight IiIb neck In tho limb of the
tree nnd hung therof for a week.
Tlmt was a "bum steer" for traro,
nnd if ho happona to pull through,
It' will pay him to steer clear of
penr trccB hereafter.
Tho lioUco of Orovllle, Cnllf., nro
scoklng a man named Drown, who
Is not In town. Ho enmo from I3!g
Uond with a friend, nnd' on leaving
appropriated $74 of his friend's
money. In this particular case
"UrowL'B (not) In town," but ho
did hlti "friend" up brown boforo
lenvlng.
On tho Dear rlvor in Placer coun
ty, California, Is a summer hotel
called "Tho Iola." Wo wonder If,
after tho summor days nro over.
tho proprietor doos not sometimes
fool Inclined to chnngo the namo to
"Tho I. O. U." Summer bonrdors,
plcaso write.
New Corporations.
Malieur Clothing Company;
principal ofllce, Vnle; capital stock,
$10,000; incorporators, Edwin R.
Hamilton, M. O. Hopo jxnd H. C.
Eastham.
Riverside Orchards Co., principal
office, Portland; capital stock, $40,
000; incorporators, Fred A. Jacob,
L. J. Barber nnd Hnrry M. Hlllli.
Oregon Construction Company;
principal ofllce, Portland; capital
Btock, $5000; Incorporators, Ira P.
E. Reynolds, C. Henri Labbe and C.
A. Wolfgang.
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COFFEE
Schilling's Best is a business-like
name; you know
what it means; and it
means what you want.
Your srocr rciurnt your raoncr l( rou don't
like lit we par 1)1 m.
O
New Notaries'.
Oscar N. Hult, Colton; O N. Rog
ers,' Summerville;, II E. CDurtney,
Bailor City.
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Itnby Morphino Fiends,
nro mado by all soothing syrups
nnd baby medicines that contain
opium nnd narcotics. McGeo's Dnhy
Elixir contains no Injurious or nar
cotic drugs of any kind. A suro
nnd safo euro for diBordored stom
achs, bowels and frotfulncjs
splendid for toothing Infants.
.SUMMER RESORTS
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ROYAL '
RESTAURANT
For quick Bervice, strictly home
cooking, go to the address be
low BEACH LUNCHES
our specialty. West side of
Front St., ono and ono-half
block south of boat landing.
A. J. Rader's Camping Ground
Hero you will And good water,
soptlc' tanks, good location; founda
tion and furnished tents to rent at
Nye Creok. A. J. Rader, proprietor,
Newport, Oregon.
O. K.
BARBER SHOP
A first class up-to-dato shop. Do not
overlook this placo for tho best work.
Thero is no barber better skilled
with a razor or pair of slsswro than
R. N. WALTER, Prop.
West sluo Front street, near boat
landing. Agency for Corvnllls Laun
dry.
LQty
RATE;
HtJiji
Will Be M.iln This sown bj J
SOUTHERN
f ACIFIC
(LINES IN OREGON)
Ftom Salem, Oie,
AS FOLLOWS.
BOTirWAVS OXEWA1
THROUGH n.
ruuxiiAND CALlFOtm.
TO
ClilM(o
St. Louis
St, Paul
Omaha
$74.15
$69.15
$61.65
$61.65
CIGARS and
TOBACCOS
I have selected the best brand
of Cigars and Tobacco consist
ent with the trade. Can supply
you with what you wish with
satisfaction. Also carry a com
plete lino of soft drinks.
E. CASS, Prop.
Front Stroot, opposite Tho Re
ception, Newport, Oregon.
FURNITURE
Newport, Oregon
For Household Furniture of ovory
kind and description go to
H. D. BLAKELY
Kansas City -$61.65
$82.5,
$8173
$75.fo
$75.0
TICKETS WTT.L HE ON 8ALB
August 21, 26, 27,
Good for return in 00 dayi It)
stopover privileges at pleatar
within limits
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any further Information all m
agents.
WSI. M'MURHAY,
General Pn songei AEcnt
PORTLAND, OREGON. '
Cnrpots, Mnttlng, Shoves nnd Hard
ware Sell or rent von n pnmnlnt? or
H I H IIIIIHII li HUM ' housokooplng outfit and buy back
. . whon you lcavo. Prices nlwnys roa
. . sonnblo.
South Front Streot, only storo of tho
kind.
f firaberBros.il
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
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SAVING MPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK
1)RTI( OU'RXWli:
OF FIST FIGHT
(l'!ud Vittt Leictl Wire.)
San Francisco, AUff. 24. Lloyd
I). Rrubnker, a conductor on tho
looal streetcar lines Is under ar
rest today nt tho olty prison charged
with tho death of Robert W Fltx
Patrick, a contractor of this city,
whp died yesterday at tho Central
Emergency hospltnl from a fracture
of tho skull caused by a blow struck
In a quarrot over tho appearnnco of
Urubakor.
According to tho story told tho po.
lice by the conductor, he was dress
ed as a cowboy Saturday night to
attend a celebration given by a io
olety called tho R!h Riders, when
FlUpatrlck Insulted him. Both men
woro rldlug on a streetcar and tho
contractor started to Insult tho con
ductor as soon as h got on tho enr
Ho finally called him a coward
and said that he was afraid to right
Hmun. una i) uuu. uruuaaer u n,
Tosau and powerfully built ami h.
gH off the oar and accepted tho
ehalleuga. Ther was but ono blow
truck. Brubakor hit Fltipatriok
and the contractor reeled over and
hit the pavement ou the back of hU
head. Ho was pJcktHl up and taken
to tho hospital whero ho died yes
terday after an operation had bean
performed In a vain attatapt to svu
his life.
Tho police are looking for wit
jjcmoj to the fight.
' At Sncrnmcnto, Calif., Nolllo I.
Barr, through her attornoy, S. R.
Hart, Booka a dlvorco from O. W.
Barr, alleging cruel trentmont. Al
though not wlBhlng to reflect on. tho
parties concerned, wo bollovo thnt
with tho Introduction Into this caso
of nnothor mnlo H(o)nrt who, has
already passed ono bar, had the
opportunity to stop at soveral other
bars nnd with full knowledge of the
cruoltlcs practiced on both sides of
nil barn, tho logal bars should bo
lofdown with but Uttlo dllltculty and
tho Interested pnrtlos will havo the
prlvflogo of paialng over tho bar
Into Binnoth and plncld witters.
On Wodnwdiiy Inst, In Snn Fran
cisco, an automobile driven by A.
Rolling ran, down and killed Harry . H--K-H-H-H-H--H-H-J-K44-H' ,
Union, an 18-yenr-old youth. Rolling
Whon at Nownort ko to FoEarty &
t Rowln's Livery Stables for teanls to
movo your uaggago; io givo your
host girl a drlvo; to go to Otter
Rock, Seal Rocks or any point of lu
torest in small or largo parties. Hay
and feed nnd a squaro doal all
around; careful drivers who know
the beach. Give us a trial.
Will give prompt attention '
to nil orders, guarnntco our
work to glvo satisfaction nnd
to bo up to tho sanitary stand
ard. .
WE WILL BE PLEASED
TO1 (JIVE ESTIMATES
ON CONTRACTS
Call nt our shop on Llbortv
street, back of Barr's Joolry
Store. Phono SCO.
ii TORRID ZONE
il.FUNARCE
must havo boon rolling along at n
pretty good clip about that time. Al
though "n rolling stono gathers no
moss," an nuto gathers many tliingi
In u day's tun -ovon the living and
tho dead.
Wliont Invj Fei'd HIkIi.
(Pendleton Trlbuno.)
Tho wheat market Is undergoing
nn off spell at tho present tlmo, and
Uttlo is changing hands. Prlcos are
ranging about 75 couts on an aver
age attd this Is not what farmers
feel thoy ought to got and will get
moro boforo long. Wheat hauling is
getting woll undor way to tho sur
rounding stations. A number of
cars woro loaded yostorday at Cay
use and Mission. Cars woru until
to bo plentiful yesterday and will
be ready for a rush when conditions
Improve.
Barley is moro active. Good brew-
ng quality Is bringing about $1.20,
whllo Inferior grades are worth as
low as $1.10 for feeding purpoies
There Is not a very largo supply of
barley lu tho country at the present
time and farmers who have It on
hand havo little difficulty In dispos
ing of their holdings.
Mill feed is so scarce that a price
can hardly be quoted. Whero there
Is any to be had the top price can
bo obtained. Local millers wer
Quoting bran at $.24 per ton
BhorU $2S per ton, and rolled barley
at $37.
Tho cause of the long continual
sonrclty lu the supply of mill fed
la tho dullness in tho export Hour
trade. For seme tlmo a' large ma
jority of the northwest flour mills
Wv been closed most of ths tlms
When mills are not running mt'l
feed can not be produced. The bran
and shorts nro always consumed by
local demand, Uit the flour has been
exported As a result, when the
flour trade falls off and the mills
shut dowu, mill feed Is hard to get
I
Agricultural College
CotTitllls, Oregon,
O flora colleglato course in Agricul
ture, Including Agronomy, Hortlcul
ture, Animal Htibbaudry, Dairy Hub.
bandry, etc.; Forostry, Domestic
Science and Art; Civil, Electrical,
Mechnnlcul and Mining Engineering;
Commorco; Pharmacy.
Offers olomentnry coursos In Agri
culture, Forostry, Domestic Sclonca
nnd Art, Commerce, nnd Mechanic
Arts, Including forgo work, cabinet
making, steam fitting, plumbing,
machine work, etc.
Strong faculty, modern equip
ment; free tuition; open September
25.
Illustrated catalogue with full In
formation on application to tho Reg
istrar, free.
7-31-8-wJ
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Time Card No. 53. Southern Pdsi
( ., LTectlv Sunday, Slay i;
J UIIO.
Totvnrtl Portland, Pnsscnwr.
No. 1G. 5:13 a. m. Oregon Ex
press. No. 18. 8:40 a. m. Cottage Qron
pnsjonger.
No. 12. 2:4G p. m. Rosoburgptt
Toward Portland, Frclttht.
No. 222. 5:00 p. m.Portlul
iast iroigui.
No. 220. -10:40 11:28 a, m.
wi.y freight.
Toward San Francisco, Pasftr.
no. xi n:i)3 a. m. ltomri
pasBongut
No. 17. G:4& p. m. Cottage Gw
paBsongo.
No. 15. 9:lt, p. ra. CallforaUs-press.
No. 13. 3:31 a. m. San Francu
oxpress.
Toward San Francisco. Freest.
No. 221. 2:43a. ra, Portland M
freight.
No. 220. 11:28 a. m. way frelk
HMHMBmaal
Oregon Elcctlre Tluto TaMe.
Tlmo of arrival and dpartur ot
cars nt Salem Is as follows, PortuaJ
and lntormodiato peints: '
Local
Express
Local
Express
Local
Express
Arrlvo
8:40 a.m.
10:50 a.m.
1:25 p.m.
4:20 p.m.
5:45 p. m.
8:20 p.m.
Lent
6:00 a.n
9:05 .a
11:05 a-n.'
1:45 p. a
3:23 p. a.
C:00 p-b-
The above cut represents our
brick lined Torrid Zone Furnace,
Guaranteed gas, smoke nnd dust
proof. Economical and durable.
A. L. FRASER
288 STATE BTREET.
Estimate furnished on heating
G. F. MASON BOX
547 Miller St, South Salem, manu
facturer of all kinds ot boxes, crates
and fruit dryer accessories. Phone
30S. . tf
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Oratory, Theology, Medicine, . Law,
Teaching. Expenses reasonable;
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campus; 45 professors. For cata
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C W. YANNKE
Proprietor' of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs and Livery, all Rigs Modera
Rubber Tire.
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Cough Remedy
l!fH!uani
Coughs, Colds
CROUP
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CORVALL1S LAJJTER.V K. -
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.civep Detndt .!..... 1 '
.o'.'iws, commencing )ai l5 '8V-
Iralns fo Con&lll
rtee litany v5S't.
.ite . CoiVbtli.
lC If.
" Aloany
rn h Corraili
f3f.. fc
t-ave Albj
Arrlvos at Cojvallla
y
S:ff '
4:S5p
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7:45 p.
8:Hp.
Tralu for'Albany.
No. b
Leaves Corvallia 6:30a.
Arrlvea at Albany 7:10.
No. 9
oaves Corvallls J:l5p.
Anlvea at Albany 2:55 p.
No. V
Leaves Corvallls :"
Arrives at Albany 6:40 p.
No. 11 (Sunday only) ,
Leaves Corvalltu 11:15.
Arrives at Albany . ...,ll:5fci
No. 13 (Sunday only)
Leaves Albany lS'SS
Arrives a Corvallls . .. 1""
For further information sppv
Portland. Oregon, JoV
Commencing June 22nd and t
further notice, the following in"
service will be in effect oa tM w
of the O & E. R. It. toetweea
bany and Yaqulna, daily except s
day! Train No. 16 Trala Kjj
Mixed p&Hfjs.
Leave Albany 7:45 a.m. 1T':T
Arr.. Yaqulna WOPfA'jB
Train No, 15 Trw.l
Passenger -rtB..
Lt. Yaqulna ..2;15 p.m. J;?r!;.
Arr, Albany.. 7:00 pm- llf'J"
On Sundays the service wl" -follews:
nasi
Lv. Albany 7:35 a. m-I 'as. l
ll;40 a. m.; lr. Yaqulna 6 00 p. i
ar. Albany Usf gpWU
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