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"TAILY OAPJIVLL JDUIlNAli, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1000.
EDITORIAL PAGE - DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
FIVE BILLS THAT SHOULD BE PUT THROUGH AT THIS SESSION OF THE LEGISLA
TURE IN THE CAUSE OF PROGRESS AND TO BUILD A GREATER OREGON.
OLD OREGON FLIES
WITH HER OWN WINGS
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The people who would love to see Oregon great want to see "Passed both houses" writ
ten under each of the following bills,
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THE BEAN BILL THAT CREATES A GENERAL PORT COMMISSION ACT.
(Has passed both houses.)
THE JONES BILL FOR FREE LOCKS AND CANAL AT OREGON CITY.
(Has passed both Houses.)
THE BILL APPROPRIATING $100,000 FOR THE CRATER LAKE ROAD.
(Has passed the House,)
THE BILL TO BUILD STATE-AIDED RAILROADS.
(Introduced by Speaker McArthur.)
THE CONSITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FOR SAME PURPOSE.
(To bo submitted to vote of the people,)
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
K IIOFKR, Ed. and Prop.
Imlcpotnlont NotT'pipvr Dorotcd to AtncrlcHit Principle itmU .--v
wit nuiun nuit uevuiuuniuub ui All uri'KUU.
rnbllnhcyl Krery II ron lug liicopt Huuilny, Eftlom, Ore
8UR8URIPTION RATES.
(Inrarlablr In Atlrauco.)
l)nUjt bjr r trior, jxir year W.00 l'er month Wo
l)lly, by mult, ,or year, . 4.00 l'cr mouth Wo
Vwsklf, by inll, por jrc'ir- '.00 Six inouthi tOo
SJv
lumojjftABEL
THE BATTLE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OREGON.
Old undeveloped Oregon was begun to be done away with
by holding tho Lewis and Clark Exposition.
Tho corporations and Portland got the benefit of that
NINE-TENTHS OF IT.
Tho timo has come to do something for the promotion of
tho rost of tho state,
, Tho ombargo on the Willamette river for forty yaars HAS
TO BE REMOVED.
Tho blockade of tho Columbia river at The Dallas has
to bo brokon through,
Tho natural wonders and ilie assets of scenic beauty which
onrich California, Montana and Colorado HAS TO BE MADE
AVAILABLE.
Tho campaign cry ("Develop all Oregon," must be made
tho slogan of progross all along the lino,
The constitutional amendment and the citizens' commission
bill to mako stato-aidod lailioads possible have got to be put
thoru&h this legislature IF THE HARRIMAN PARALYSIS ON
CENTRAL OREGON IS TO BE SHAKEN OFF.
Those aro some of the big tilings that this legislature has
still unfinished on its hands,
Tho howl to stop ovorythlng in tho interest of purse-blind
economy is THE CRY OF -THE ENEMY OF PROGRESS.
Thoro lu oconomy that Is fatal to the best interests of the
stnto and should not prevail,
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDIVIDUAL through edu
cation AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMON
WEALTH by making its resomces available aro tho linos of
progross for all intolligont men to pursue,
THE MARKETS
BAN FRANCISCO MARKKTH.
Situ Frnnelsco. Cnl.. Fob. 15.
"Wheat, No. 1 California olub, por
Oantul, ?17a i T 1.7C; California
white milling. !1.7Grjl.S0; northern
bluostom, Jl.80Cfl.S5; oft grades of
MONEY
l.i ... .,,111. i 'ir "T1 ,i.
Is olthor Idlo or Industrious. Idlo
mouoy U carried In tho pookot
book or U kept about tho houso.
Not only dnoa It not oarn any
thing tnt It la boon gona. Indus
trious mouoy Ih that whloh la earn
lug h fair rutnm. It adds to It
aolf constantly. A saving auoount
Ih a good uxnmplo. nnd yot tho
whole deposit U available whuu
wanted.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Capital National
Bank
whwU. I1.S54T1.00; Hods, J1-C7M,
0170.
llurloy Food barley, $1.43 Va 0
1:46; ouinmon to fair, $1.3&Q1.-I0;
browing at San Frunalsoo nomlual tit
fl.-tlffl.SI; Chovallur, $1.6001.60
aooordlng to quality. '
Kgg -I'or dozen, California fresh.
Including oases, extras, SSHo; firsts,
SQVfco; socouds, 80o; thirds, 36c, pul
Iota, svleot, 35c.
Butter -I'or pound, California
frwsh. oxtruH, 37c; flrstB, 33o; sec
onds, 2Sc; storage, California extra.
31c; ladles, extras, 23a.
Now choose por pound, Califor
nia ftuta, fnuoy. 14c; flrata. 124c;
California Young Amurlua, fanoy.
10ic; flrata. 16o; Kaatorn Now York
Cbuddura, fanoy, 17o; OroKon flats,
fanoy. 14o; do. Younn Ainorloa. fanoy
16o; California storago, fanoy flats,
13C. OroKon flata. fauoy, 14c; do.
You ik Auiorloa. 16o.
rotatoea I'or coutal, Ulvor whites
fl.GStfl.GO; lA)mjK)c Uurbauka, 3;
do. Salinas, Jl. 7501.85; do Oroson,
$1.65fl.$5; Bwoot potatoos, por
orato. $1.75; do. por sack, $1.00.
Onlona I'or sack, Orogon, $3.36;
California, $3.
OrauKoa I'or box, NutoIb ataudard
$1.26 2. SJ; fanoy, $32.60; Tan
Kurluos, half orange boxos. $1.2
1.60; Mandarlnos. por box, 75c0
$1.35.
ltmTia.NI MAHKKT.
Whfrtt Tntck l'rleos.
Club 93c
Dlucstom $1.05
Turkey Red 9Gn
Hod Russian 90c
Vnlloy 95c
Flour.
Patonts $5.25.
Straights $4.20
j Exports $3.00
Vnlloy 15.00
Graham, 1 4 sack $4.40
Whont, wholo $4.05
Ryo $5.50
IJarlcy. ,
Food $26.50
Rolled $29.0029.50
Drowlng $27.60
Onto.
No. 1 whlto $33.00
Cray $32.00
' Ilnjr.
Wlllamotto val. fancy tlmothy$16.00
Wlllametto val ordinary. .. .$13.00
Mixed ' $18.00
Eastern Oregon, fancy $20.00
Alfalfa $15.00
Clorer $13.50
Mlllstuff.
Braa $26.60
UMdHBgs $33.00
StHKU. WMRtry $31.00
Sfcortt. Uy $30.00
Chop $22.00
Glic36C
P. C. TwfM 15tt01Gc
F. C. Trtfttots 16Vt10o
Yoax AMiwiw ... 17a
CrMio brlek l$20o
SwIm, bkHik l$02Oo
Llmburgw 18020c
Dio.vsud MvntN.
Iloga, fanoy 7V4 0Sc
Hogs, ordinary C07c
I'lonlo '. 10c
Hogs, lnrgtj 6c
VohI, axlra 9010c
Vwil, ordinary 708c
Vonl, hoavy Cc
Mutton, fancy C07c
Cottngo roll lie
Uronkfnst 15 021 He
Regular short oloars, smoked . . .13c
Ditto, unsinokod ..,,.... 12c
Clonr bnokn, unsmokcU 12c
Cloar baoks, amoked ....13c
Shoulder! lie
l'oultry.
Ohtokens. mlxod 1 2 H 1 3c
Uan, fanoy 13 014c
ltootera, old 10c
II rollers and fry or a 16017c
Drwwtnl iwultry, 1 ont pound high
or. Duoka 16016c
aK, llvo 10011c
Turkoya ... 17018c
Drrtwad ......... 3O023o
lluttvr.
Fanoy , 35037c
Oholoo ....... 30c
Store ...18020c
Kgfi
Extras 4O042o
Eastern 30035c
l'otatoea.
lluylng prices, por owt. .SOc0$1.25
SwootB, por cwt $3.25
Frrah Trults.
Ornugos '.$3 03
Tnngarluos, box $1.75
Louions $3.0005.00
Qrapes, orato ...$6 07
Pears, box 76c0$l.OO
Crauborrlos, barrel ..$14.00016.00
Uananas, pound 505H
Onions, per cwt $1.3501.50
Retail Market.
Flour, por sack $1.35
Eastern Oregon $1.50
llran, per snok . 95c
Shorta, per sack $1.36 1.50
Whoat, por bu $1.05
Oats, per bushel 50 fit 55
Cheat, por ton $15.00 01COO
Clover, per ton $15 00
Local WliolcKrtlo Market.
Whoat, per bushel 90c
Oats, por bushol 45c
Flour, nard wheat $5.00
Flour, vnlloy $4.25
Mill food, shorts $32
Mill food, bran $30
Hops, 1908 crop 5 07c
Hops, 1907 crop 2 03 He
Chlttlm bark 3 0 Cc
Wool, coarso 13c
Wool, modium 15c
Mohair 20c
Hay, cheat $13.00
Hay, elovor $12.00
Potatoes, bushel 40045c
Apples, bushol 5Oc0$l.OO
Onions, por cwt 85090c
Prunes, por pound 1 Vi 0 4c
Crnnborrlcs, Howe's vnrloty, bbl
$13.00
Iluttcr nnd Kkn.
Eggs 35c
Duttor, creamery 37c
Duttor-fat 87c
Cheeso, twins 15c
o
I'nouiuonla Follows 1a Grippe.
Pneufnonla often follows In grlpo
Unit novor follows tho uso of Foley's
Honoy and Tnr, for In grlpo coughs
and doop soatod colds. Rofuso any
but tho gouulne In tho yellow pack
ngea. J, C. Perry.
Has one-sixth the standing timber
of tho United States, or more than
any other s'tnto. Government esti
mate, three hundred billion fcot.
A vast undovolopcd area now
available to tho home-maker and
Investor will go on tho market In
190D. This will bo the most lus
cious melon cut In Uncle Sam's do
main during tho present year.
Has arablo land enough for twenty
million people. Present population
700,000.
Does more than any other state
to advance Irrigation, being tho larg
est contributor to tho United States
reclamation fund.
Is natural dairying stnto. Annual
product $17,000,000, an Increase
from $5,000,000 flvo years ago.
Western portion hns pasture every
month In tho year. Ranks second in
wool clip nmoug tho states.
HARRIMAN GOES
TO TEXAS TO REST
Disease Germs
Cannot harm honlthy human
bodlos. Wo cannot havo honfthy
bodlos unloss wo havo puro blood,
tho kind of blood that Hood's
Sarsaparilla mnkos.
Tills great medicine lias an un
equalled, unappronched record for puri
fying nnd enriching tho blood.
It cures scroftiln, eczema, eruptions,
catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
of appetite, general debility, nnd builds
up tlio wholo system.
(lot It tfxUr In tho uaM llqalit form or In
chocolftUd Ublot form call! Sartt laU.
Oregon apples, penrB and cherries
find their way to tho tables of sov
ereigns and multi-millionaires of ev
ery civilized lands they nro tho
best. Returns of from $300 to $1000
per aero on fruit lands are not ex
ceptional. Poultry produces $5,000,000 an
nually. Local market demands threo
times that nmount at higher prices.
Has water powers (being rapidly
dovoloped) sufficient to run nil tho
machinery In tho United States.
Livestock in stnto estimated at
$75,000,000. Packing .pinna now
building InBuro a trebled market.
Hns two prosperous mining sec
tions, located In tho eastern and
southoru portions of tho stntp gold,
silver, Iron, copper nnd oil nmong
tho p oducts.
Hns diversity of climates nnd soils
su.tod !o oory product of the tem
po' mm zone not dependent upon 1 r.t
nights.
Celebrated AVetltllnp Anlnversnrj-
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Pomeroy nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Stogo entertained
n largo numbor of friends nt tho
homo of tho formor, 447 North Lib
orty stroet, Snturdny night. Mr. aud
Mrs. Pomeroy celebrated their 20tn
wedding anniversary, nnd Mr nnl
Mrs. Stogo woro colcbrating their
fourth.
Do tho wlvos of tho night riders
Bit up nnd wnlt for thorn?
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IUmIImI lrM I.MMttri Wire. I
nirinlNRlinm. Ala., Fob. 16. K, IT.
Hnrrlmnn, who, with his party, Is 13
day on hl wny to San Antonio, Tox
whtre ho may remain two months to
rogntn his hoalth, Is roportod to l
moro III than tho gonornl public
knows anything nbout.
Just boforo his train loft hore yes
terday the "wizard" of Wall street?
brushod to ono sldo n numbor of
Now York newspaper that woro of-!
ferod to him. Later It was oxplnlnod
that ho was too 111 to read. D-isldus;
Mr. Hnrrlmnn doolnred that ho was
on hie wny to Texas for rost, and
did not wnnt to hoar from Wall
street.
A BARGAIN
FOR SALE Modern im
proved home. New
houses building (in im
mediate vicinity. An
opportunity for right
party or an invest
ment.. Address,' Capi
tal Journal.
HMH-f !! WWW
DftWIU'a Kidnwy and Dladdor Pl'M
I'tlU r.rt tuo toat pills mado for
baokaohe, weak bnok, urinary dls
c.Cora. etc. Sold by all druggists.
Thoro is ono advantago in looking
for tho north polo. In tho faoo of
tho gravest danger ono onn always
koop cool.
FhElLE OLD LADY
Has Strength Restored By
Vinol
Mrs. Michael Bloom ot Lewlstown,
Pa., who Is SO years of age, says: "For
a long time I have been so feeblo that
I have had to bo wheeled around la
an Invalid's chair. I had no strength
and took cold at the slightest provoca. '
tlon, which Invariably settled on my
lungs, and a cough would result My I
con learned of the cod liver prep- j
aratlon called Vlnol, and procured a '
bottle for me. It built up my strength I
rapidly, and after taking threo bottles
I am able to do most of my work, and
I can walk a quarter of a mile easily.
Kverj" aged or weak person who re
quires strength Bhould try Vlnol. I am
delighted with what It has done for
me."
As a body builder and strength crea
tor for old pople, delicate children,
weak, run-down persons, and after
sickness. Vlnol Is unexcelled. If It
falls to give satisfaction we will re
turn your money.
0. W. PUTNAM CO.
HHlS)lH)lH)f
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Unless It's a Good !
Store It Will Not
Pay to Advertise It!
UNLESS you know a person unless that person
comes into your life in some way you are
not greatly concerned about whether he is good or
bad, desirable or objectionable,
It's so with a store, The people who never visit
It care nothing about it one way or the other, It
doosn't exist for them, But when they are per
suaded to patronize it when they come to turn
the spot-light of their attention on it when it
comes to have a part in their lives, as some stores
must have in all lives thop it's different; then it
DOES matter whether it strives to win confidence;
it does matter whether or not its price concessions
are genuine, dependable,
If It meets all tests,that a good store must stand
when it Is advertised when it thus invites the
critical attention of people then advertising
'makes" 'the store, If it fails in most of the vital
things if it proves, under the light of publicity,
not to be much of a store, THEN ADVERTISING
WILL NOT PAY for it will emphasize shortcom
ings as well as merits,
Vor these Mine rvusous It U generally assumed
.that the .store which does not advertise is seek
ing to avoid close Inspection and comparison, aud
that tho btorv which does is courting them.
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