IMILY OAPIT AD JOjmMAfc, MUW( OMWOK, MONDAY, BEPIKMnBII , IK.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
h. HOFKR, Bd. and rrop.
ji Independent lfcWipter Devoted to American Principle And
the J'rostr imrt Detetopcweat of All Oregon.
puMlthed Bmy HwiIb Except 8(m4y.rSi Ore.
rtuncatiw?ioN' raths.
((nvarlftWr In AdTHH))
Dally, by carrier," per yer....T. K5.00 I'er month- .60c
DaHt, by wall, per year. ... 4.00 l'er month Mo
Weekly, by mall, per year...... . 1.00 Six monlbi -too
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SI'KCIAIi DKLIVKKY ' f-
For corWonlonco of subscribers branch delivery ofllcos are Qsthbttsh
d at tho follpwing placcB at 3G cents ji.or month, $1.00 foP tbreo months:,,
ABylUra Btoro, F, Q. Do Voo & Son, Asylum Aveniie Junction j
Oarllno, Sdvontocnth Btroot, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Stole.
Dauo's Store, Alex. Dano, SouthCommorcial street.
Electric Storo, C. M. Eppley, Wast Btnto street.
ii Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Koad. ,
' Howell's Cornor, Twolfth. and Cross streets. I '
O. K. Grocery, A. A. Englobart, Twolfth stxaut,
Wlieolor'B Slorfl W. O. Wheeler, IIlghlandYrivdinue. ' .
Yew Park Btoro, F. O. HoworBOx, Twelfth and lUrtllS '
Lane Grocery, Hovonlconlh stret
J. L. Mooro & Son, cornor Capitol and Union scoots
West Oaimn Store, wol anient.
SPLENDID
PROGRAMS
AT FAIR
NEW FEATURES ALL
AROUND
THE OKEGON STATE PAIIt HAS
OPENED TODAY WITH A GOOD
ATTENDANCE, AND EXHIBITS
IN ALIi DEPARTMENTS.
I Continued From l'nge.lT)
Now
'nornl Kxirilflf.' "
Feed Your Nerves
Upon ilch, pure, nourishing blood by
taking Hood's Sarsaparlllft, and you
will be free from tboso spells of de
spair, those sleepless nights and anxious
days, those gloomy, deathllkp feelings,
those sudden starts at mere nothings,
those dyspeptic symptoms and blinding
headaches. Hood's Sarsaparllte has dona
this for many others - It will cure you.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or In chocolaU-d
tablets known as Sarsatabs.JOOjkwesSL
merclal streots, where the crowds get
on and off the cars. This Is done for
tho purpose of giving strangerB in
formation, and, as tho offlcors cannot
bo recognized by uniforms, the chief
has Instructed them to pin their star?
on tho outside of their coats, that
they may be more easily recognized.
Hoard of Trade Husy.
The Board of Trade roomB Is one
of the busiest pines In town this
week. They have some over 1000
extra room- regl terod, and two men,
wllh messenger boys, are In charge,
applying the stranger with Infor
mation anil locating them In good
looms.
BrfViry Hofer has had th roomj
dwnrVfd with hop, In the absence
State Fair Racing Program
Best Aggregation of Harness Horses Ever In Orepi
Will Be Seen At the Grounds Next Week
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IB
Pacing, 2:20 clasB .........
Farmers' Purse, 2:1G trotters ( closed)
Ullhee Purse, two-year-old pacers (closed) ,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
Oregon Purse, two-yenr-old trotters (closed)
Inland Empire' Purse, three-year-old trotters (closed).
Greater Salem Purse, 2:08 pacera (closed)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Mountain Valley Purse, three-year-old pacers (closed).
Pacing, 2:10 class
Lewia and Clark Purse, 2:14 trotterB (closed)
FRIDAY, REPTEMBEII 18
Pacing, Consolation to 2:08 cIbbb ,,
Rapid Transit Pure, 2:05 pacera (closed)
Trotting, 2:19 class
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10
15 Rural Spirit Purso, 2:09 trotters (closed
1G Trotting, Consolation to 2:14 claB3
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Zlnn't Confectionery, 478 St,aio stnot. t t
Dr. Btono's, 243 North Com ill n join I stroet. f
Huffman'. Store5. North Sixth street.
Gormnn Ilnkory, co.ner Twolfth and Che-urkota,
MmMti afMWWHlWK illllUMl mil lo-grt ttnstrrrriiitut nrmi'miMunn,
THE WEDDING OF THE COOS BAY TARY TO I'OIIITjAKIF AM
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COUNTRY TO THE VALLEY.
Adolholm Wyrsch, the florist of St.
Benedict's Abboy. for the first tlme, ,,,,. ,.i- vtiiit nmi it make
has 15 Bpoclmens of potted plnnt t,)nn) ,,ttltlTfl for the tmie being
mostly vory rare Bpoclmens tllo .,, lnfTatfcn .bureau hai boon
9hows a Hex bcgonlnn with lt-Hv"0,.T)mj t tt, fn f1r around.
20 Inches long, tho tubnrorn begonia. wl(h R man j chnrge, where nil In
tho Cedar of Lojinnonla from Joruns- forn,Pton j, fiuppKeil Vleltors, and
lorn, tho salvia Zurich, and oURiraro Mature &uar.nJUiK Sitbru I hnnd
forns. Th-Abbey also aends 2Hcf j e(1 nut t) a-nfilb.
lonir hemn from n Bovon-ncroflold, rr. ..nMTnfr r mnnii la urnv ni.
LEAVE OUT ALL SOUTHERN AND nnd specimens of on'ons. They win ro.. .ueoaj5 jt a not onlv n
V.TO'llERNMHtHfiON. imVo an axhlblt of Burgundy grape, J0faifUi Snnlwiot to atranger,.
iThal extension would bo of no n Wodneidny. Thla U the fl-t b , ,., MrtRt acc0minodatIon to
tlMcr,Li'.?ntf l0 woBtorn5 Orogon or Umo tho Ahbiy somH n4 flornh ox- L,w owffsfJ T1revl, pi endle
iu.1.1 K rinn. ti i 1.. .1.1 ::...." ' " """"' """l """ .. t"- " 1 amnimi n arin in hib wur, imi
.1 . i .' ' ', ."" ' . 'lu,y. enterprise,
of Hip state d d tint know how to ih.t ; wnnld be 11 good thing for J.'lne ailcltcn Show,
rcneh that pnr or the state. Pgrllnml and the central part pi largo number of bird tire In
rite ntoamnr Alllancu win clmr-, otiaain nwu-nri nmi u imnn If nim i m. ..,- .t nAUiw t.mi. mmi
tWod by. Iho AVIIInmofti. Vnlloy !)- luiiu arrive,! Tnvlav TMo fftltewfait x-
yelnpiiipnt Lervun nnd ONE HUN- Hut when It I ; rtntod bv lha Port- i.u.imr. 1.. n fur hniiaad their
ilrd under Mr. SehfnhntiV cai
Obed PIckard. Marlon, gainen.
m-1 Qilmnl Alftanv tfian diinW
fm " ,,.... ...h- ... w .-. ITI , HI II" li niui F r "' "
""" i-miKi-fBB uniKH hip ire ne- ironi M Pan to soutli h the ono moat ipnn inrknv
Two yeiti ngp last mW when tho
flrot hlj? dovoloiihitinUoonventlon wa
.!,.V,Vn.lVpC,t,,n """ n71' ,,lN I"" W,W1 " ' r,nt0"' 'y H' lrt- h
li,I.,,.V,;V.i,,X.MT',:H WK"K TAKISV lan.l pnr-ors UltU Mil otl.ar.oxtensloni 1,
JSkT1.113 ''"MK'IH A'l HllflM'KIIH or the Ilmrlmaif tm MUST STOP
CONGRESS AT NORTH BEND. I'OR THIS, and that the oxtann'on
(? wr'l in hand and running smooth
ly. M'flfc'Jiei! Rucum.
Thi iitta:a and paeiri who start
ed, In tb n'nV of condition. In the
rare- Oil-t iiT'treeon have bent the
nil' 1 if ' "rcR'nt n'-ecBiiMon on
t'- n'"t ef :r!r rnln"v, f'r the pat
01 kMin Mn-I nf lha trnlne,.i
whlta nnfiMn liatt. . .... . ... .... ..... !...-. .
ft" -AJ'"'"-. -':! .t-ouVa "minr" win be biavV to ,,,: "nib.h !? K.l'ToTrev.nt any" one "from
now. ' n ,.r ;r ",, "":? :" ,orV, . " ? V?'H co?tAJLnok ":ilntwflniWlthth.ni. Although the
' " r wrt .r-i itr tiiw "i t vn'iin in liiu it ii ii i niiBHi ii iiiuijic in i iimrn uir ham uu ini nun rnrirars iiihi . .. .. ..i..t ..
oinin h ,i. .....i .-. i i.., ... 'V.v;:...L."T ... '.....-. .."" '.rw . ""''"".''"' ''""'? ." " ' nrnct co or "tio nmg- 11 lnuuiBsu m
,, ..;l:i .".. i n Mu.m.i me usu-.iBi.iii ui me uoiiiiiiuir hoiiih- turkay exhibit Is tho inrgtMit tnat una . : ,.,,,- . ., e 8fllem trmckt there
Tho couuncrco
oumi imir wni 11 nnniwin.Aii lit. uim n'nin.iii (r nnim iivim .mi l.tasi ..... ..-..
.. ...... ...... (w..u.......iti, i. u.f. .ii iii'jil iiitiiii 111.Yi1.r1 uir 1'ifcij. itinni. liiitn nn.i anina ini .a iifiii iiiMiiiii . .
untun, ..... ..,....--.. . v ova oi mo race.
Isnior, urosnnm. goi uen. , Mn Doiivory.
A chanee in the nchHule of the
DRY GOODS
NEW FALL ARRIVALS
Ladies' Coats
Direct f-om the coat hendquar
ers of America such styll-h gar
ments, nice nil wool cloths and
prices so roasonable. Vhlt our
cloak department.
.. . wr,iT. over been aeen nt an Oregon fair. ; i ., ft ... instances w
!lfi""V.?,,0"'0r: .! "'' .'?!L VX!?"- ". M- Calbrenth. Monmouth. ! '' ", f"1! CSV.
iuiiuiiinuii ii oiiu u ri i liit uiuwt iii.msm ui'' rut)- liinnk. hlno nnd Bnlnsliod Anuniusiant " . i,--
hero e
on tiie
IrrnnlHnrt liti tin.it. ln.nnjl 11.1m ...m iitif-vnuttr . .m.... ....
. . v.v..r.J ... """" " "i iiiviiiM I. iinvi' ii', ha, v k V
ntul lrHTr.A VII IU X'ltr nwmtivn ....... . ... .. .. ... .. 1 . IV.
v:..:. :::.".:"' ''A "V" ii.nt wnni groin linos or irninc await Ivor nnd v
;rVX;vn..:TAl".Jli,iK ft rl'ron" ,0 (,os " m- mm light
iiiiisjrr " 1U tai' "'n,',"7 ... . hluo pllo gnmo,
IIWRNTA. There are grain, fruit and da rv ,im
rhlto wyandottOB. dnrk
brauuif., silver RonbrlghU,
blnck East India
i.tfiln rrulf nntl ilnlrt .. i.
.... ... . .. ..... .... n ., .... ...... ..I... iiiinKH.
no ii o nan on any rurtiior Bopnrn- products. Cnttlo, flhoop, goats and n. Koonoy, Turner, brown log-
tlon hotwoon Uiobo roglonn haa boon Bwlno. Thoso aro minor products. i.ornB
Prortn'""W Jlio liotrolhnl niinowncotl THKHE ARE COAL, TIMHKll AND A. r. Underwood, Yoncnlla, huff
and all that Is nocoainry to comploto LUMBKR PRODUCTS ALL THE orplngton duoks.
tho union Ib Harrlman'B handa of YEAR AROUND, UD Elliott. Montavllla, black Ml-
"leei. A rilllrnml. in llin rrmpt linn mini. ............
Tlml nnlnii I. I. ...! J1... ..I ..... --- - -- - - ...... M1in ur.
-mi . " " v .." . ",u" i''ncv nior roson travel in Bummer am:
either by way of Rosohurg, by Eu- homo Bookors and tlmborlnnd looa
gene, by Drain, or down tho connt tors nil tho year around,
from Astorln.. THAT UNION WILL THERE IS A CONSTANT VOL.
A HHTKHN OREGON. KR UUHINESS ORKHNATINfJ AT
Few peoplo can Imaglno tho or- a HARBOR,
foct of connecting up tho grcnt In- HARIHMAN SHOULD BUILD
torlor of Orogon with n doop-sea liar- WHERE THERE IS THE MOST
hor that Is ontlroly Burroundod by n URGENT NKED OE A RAILItOAD,
flno quality of tuorchantablo coal. Rny8 tho Tolegram
r.nT.'10imPllft! Iournn! fll,?cln' ?,()8 Tlint Ib whore tiioro Is tho largest
Bay editions twice n dnv dnrliitr (lie .-,.i. ...... i i,.m ..nn.i ...t ...ii....
Btiito l-nlr will have much to do with viii.:tti-; titiks aiie itirn.nivn
AND POPULATION IS RAPIDLY IN
CREASING. Western Oregon Is Hpendlng $150.-
1 000 a year on publicity nnd promo
tion work lo bring In peoplo nnd
stimulate enterprise.
i THAT IS WIIKRK RAILROADS
making public nentlment for the hap
py couMimmatlou nf tills .MAR.
RIAGE OP TIIE PACIPIO OCEAN
AND THE INLAND EMPIRE.
Presorvo (tils copy of Tho Cap
ital Journnl for future reforenco nnd
If you havo an IntoroBt In Coon Bay
,...,.. , mind ii mn uown uiuro nmi AHK MCKDHD TO ENtOURAOK'
S?.''i ft RtocUlaolclor In wos ern pi- T,K PKOPLE TO IWKI' UPTHKIH
okou'b greatcHt onlorprlHo tho noon work
opening nnd development of n r ron 1 1 "'
iieepHcn iiarnor nmi roriiiieu naval
coaling station by tho combined of
forts or tho Htntn and tho national
governments.
WHERE IS A RAILROAD MOST
NEEDED?
Portland nnporn doolaro with
double heiuMlnoH that all llarrlman
extern lima nro to stop until after ho
hna built tho Columbia Soiithoru
from Hhnnlko to Klamath Palls.
TO GET THE DlltHCT BENEFIT
FOR PORTLAND OP ANY POSRI.
RLE RAILROAI) EXTENSION, Man
ngor O'Brien and a delegation were
sont to see llarrlman nt Pollcnu Bay
Tho Columhln Southarn leaves the
O. It & N. Just above Tho Halloa on
the Columbia river.
It extends 50 miles wmth Into n
wheal nnd cattle and uheop country,
e reKlnn that Ih waiting for wnter
for Irrigation
HUT IT IH DIHECTLY TIUBU.
GOOD MAN
POR PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTOR.
Tho selection of A. Huckonsteln of
Snlom for ono of tho Presidential
electors wns a wlso net on tho part
of the Democratic state commltleo.
Mr. Huokostolu Is a political de
bater or more than avorago ability,
and has A GOOD PBESENCE AND
A CLEAR VOICE that can bo hoard
by a crowd.
Ho Is. heslden, one of the manu
facturers of this
Rlohard LyonB, Eugene, lc.iff log-
horns.
W. A. MntcB, Corvallls, brown leg
horns. Ray Cooper, Snlom, pigeons.
Olon E. Orr. nickreall. pigeons.
Monthly Evening In Auditorium.
McElroy'B Military Band, W. E.
McElroy, dlroctor.
7:30 p. m. Tho following progrnm
will ho rendered:
1. March, "Loglon of Honor."
Bugllone.
2. Ovorturo, "Grand American
Fnnlnsla." Bondlx.
3. Cornot solo, aoloolod, B. P.
Drlscoll.
I. Patrol. "The Hluo nnd tho
Oroy." Dal by.
B. Add reai of welcome. Mayor
Geo. P. BodgorH.
fl. Addroaa. Oovornor Geo. E.
Chamberlain.
7. Vooal solo. "Cnrmena." WI1
fvon, Mrs. Halllo Parrlsh-Hlngofi.
8. Medloy overture, "Popular
Sounds," Lampo.
0. Rnndlng, solootlnn, Miss I.lllth
Mooro of Eugene.
10. Address. "Tonm Work In Or
egon," Tom Richardson. Port
laud. 11. Humorosque. "Aux Threo
Sulsfos," polkn. llonnochopo.
12. Mnlo qunrtotte, seloctlon.
13. Snlon nleco. "Plrst Heart
Throbn." Elolnborg.
14. March. "Ynnkeo Grit." Holg-
mnn.
rural mall carriers was Instituted
this morning, and will bo In forcorjn
lll the end or fair wook. Tho carrier?
will lonvo Iho olhco at 0:30 o'clock
onch morning, bo that pooplo living In
tho rural districts, who come to visit
tho nlr, may recolvo their mall bo
roro leaving homo. j
Yesterday's Adnilsslons. I
Tho turn-atlloi nt tho stato fair
grounds yesterday registered 400
paid ndmlBlona nt 1:30 p. m.
FARMER
fContlnniod from Page 1.)
Infants' Coats
Bear Skin, Plush Velvets, Bad
ford Cord, Mohair and Pong
Silks.
H
Hosiery
Is utato. omploylng n.oA ." ." Tti... .n... . nn.... ,
labor, and not morely n trumped-up l"' , , ,,,h v
politician who tins to live off politics
ThU la nhout tho first honor over
handed to Mr. Huckostoln. who has
LABORED LONG AND FAITHFUL
LY IN THE DEMOCRATIC VINE-
I YARD.
Tho Democrats reward tholr cam
paign workers no a rule, and wo hope
In seo Mr. Huskostoln get some sub
stantial recognition.
Mp
MB clerk of luday who
saves U llio proprietor ot
tomorrow.
A few years of email saving
will give you n r.ood bank lie
count and u hnblt of thrift and
economy, TUQB& takou togothor
mean a business of your own.
It pay to bo prepared when
your opportunity cornea along, Bt
glii uow and deposit your savings
with us.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
bMbWMIMNM
Ml'RDKUUD IN FIGHT
OVER GiaSS OP WATER
Bollofontnlno. O. Sept 14. Tho
I'Olloo are looking today for Mlh
Ruin and John Bnrlcn. who arc sup
posed to have murdored Prank Dar
Uh In cold blood. In a qunrrol ovr
the Inst drink of water In tho Ohio
rallwny'a construction camp yester
day uftornoon. Durhh wanted the
water for his wife, who Is 111.
The wnter wipply has become de
pleted during the past two weeks, and
the tenders have had to walk two
miles to tho Lewlstnn rotorvolr tor
water Yesterday Rulu and Baric
arrived at tho palls Just as Durhh
was pouring out the last drop to car
ry to his wire.
Tho men domaudod that ho divide
with them nud when ho refused ho
was shot dead. Tho peoplo hero are
greatly excited abqut tho shooting,
nud the railway company U taking
measures to have the water supply
Ironght nearer to tho camp.
Oh, well, we'd rather ho president
of several good banks than United
State senator, anyway, although
utot peoplo arc neither.
"-' . in o
U Is now Auuouuced (hat the
MothodUta will fight Joe Caution.
Rut the Methodist brethren should
remember that Uncle Joe Is a hard
eued sinner aud ho has hU entire
dUtrict as a. reliable congregation at
hU back.
to all
Police Protection.
Chlot of Police Gibson Is taking
good care of the crowds, and la every,
whore looking nftor dotalls. Ho hut
stationed several or his special mon
at the Intersection or Stato and Com-
Eye Don'ts
IKNT buy glasses over tho coun
ter aud select thum for your
self. You may soloot a pair
that aids your vhlon for the
time being, but that may prow
most Injurious.
1H)N'T buy ohenp glasses; suoh
lenses nro Impurfeatly. ground
and unlike.
DON'T read In bad or on a mov
ing train.
DON'T rend without your glussei
nor with somebody else's.
1K)NT continue wearlug your old
glasses when yu feel that they
nro not Just right.
IT'S EASY TO SAVE THEM
RIGHT
BARR'S JEWELRY
ST0''E
State and Liberty Streia.
It hail desfroved all tho hulldlngi,
valued at $2500.
Mrs. Thomas and hor son, who
woro visiting In Spokane whon the
orlmo wu- commlltod, atnrtol for th
raneh today.
Tho son aald that, as far kh ha
know, his fathor had only ono onemy. '
Ho says ho doea not think robbers
committed the crlmo. n hesnys It ia
unlikely they would fire the bulld
l"KS. o !
CONTKM1TIBLH 1N.1URY (
Ul' M.lililU. i
Ono ot the mannu't orlmos tint
has ooourrod In this olty tor some
tlmo was discovered this morning.
wnon w. I.. aKipiuii, uwnwr in u irsu
class trotting talllon round tho nni
mal In Its stall In the livery bnrn In
tho roar of the Wlllnmotto hotol with
Bovornl ugly knife gashes on differ
ent pnrti of Its body. Tho stallion
wns bleeding profusoly, and wns In
great agony. A veterinary Burgeon
wns callod nnd tho wounda wero
dressed, but tho horso Is ruinod for
brooding purposos. Tho nffalr wbk
reported to tho sheriff, and an at
tempt will bo mndu to locate tho cul
prit. Thoro i ns yot no cluo to tho
criminal's ldontlty.
Tho,6tahlo of Nick Longworth
burned' tho other day, valuod at $30.
000. "This," snys an oxchange. "U
tho son-in-law ot the oxponont of
tho slmplo llfo." But is a man to
bo hold responuilbo for the doings or
hU son-in-law, wo should liko to In
quire?
o '
O .A. M Kt? C 3. 3C jA. .
Wo glvo tho best values In Ho-lor-
In tho state. Our 10c Hose
ror children equal any 12 Vic
goods olsewhoro. Our never-wear-out
brand at 15c compares fa
vorably with regular 25c hoio.
Undctwcat
Underwear tor everybody, for
bablos, for girls or boys, ladloa
or gontlomon. Smnll alzoa, medi
um or oxtrn largo sizes; houvy
cotton, or mixed with wool, or
all wool; low price undorwoar
or medium prlco goodB. Wo can
suit you.
Millinery
This season we wo better pre
pared tlinn over; hund'-eds of nlw
stj'ilsli hnta, no two xartly allk.
Vory moderate price.
Muslin Underwear
Our new fall snitinnt nrebet
tor than they havo lien for yean
Ss our 25c Corset C ivr, Moi-
lln Drawors .25c a pilrl
Skirts nlcoly trimmed 5t(j
Skirts, wide ombroldcry ..$1.1
Shoes
Hamilton & Brown shoes are
mado to wenr. We have them tori
Ladles, Men and Children.
Clothing
Wo hnve Just rcclvod n fl
stock of Sulti for nova ir Ms-
All cut In ho latent lylo. b1
the boat values in this countrr.
Wo sell on n Yer close ma;gl:.
Inmi flinn nther Bti.fi . That HI
why you oan do better here
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUlil, 2S!tKl
j do you
WHMHHHsjbjdTi
HICKORY
BARK
I Cough RcmcxJy
Aiiovtm rvti
wan ifiasuaai
Coushs, Colds
CROUP
U'K;in CuK
lCt-M
SORt THROAT
r... . w.
TIUOAT-4lUNCS
WlkM)UMKIUa.
. ta
lutruot(xu k
rj. imt4w (b
i
I
know
THAT
ELLIOTTS
PRINT SHOP
Is the only Commercial Printing; Houe in
Salem carrying an assortment of high waot
paper, envelopes, cards, etc. for the busmen
man.
Trespass notices, and Prune and Hop
Tickets for the farmers.
Cards and Wedding Stationery for the
society lady.
223 South Commercial St.
Phone 1243
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