B&mr CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, OTtBGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 199.
L
THE CAPITAL JOtJRNAL
12. nOFKn, Editor ud Proprietor
Independent Nemptper Doroted to American Principles and
the Progrca aud Dorelopement ef All Oregon.
Publliricd Urerr Urenlng Except Sunday, ealem, Ore.
SUUBCltlFTION HATES.
(Invariably In Adrande.)
Dally, by carrier, per year (4.00 Per month... ....60c
PHlTi by mall, per year. ...... 4.00' Per month Sflc
Weekly, by mall, per year. '.00 Six monthi (0c
s"K
njbTOBEE
SaerxfiS.-'
Why Does It Cure
Not because It Is Sarsaparllla,
but because It Is a medlclno of
peculiar merit, composed of moro
than twenty different remedial
agents offeotlng phenomenal
cures of troubles of tho blood,
stomach, liver and bowels.
Thus Hood's Sarsaparllla cares scrof
ula, ccrenm, anemia, catarrh, nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
of appetite, and builds up the system.
Oct It today In the ninal liquid form or In
eboeolaUd tablet form calltd 8artatata.
ELEANOIt FHANOES
HOUSEHOLD LETTER
THE EDITOR OFF ON A TRIP TO HARNEY COUNTY.
Sunday afternoon The Journal editor left Salem for Burns,
Harney county, A fine rain was falling.
Prof. Yoder gave us a few tips about stage travel and
some good fishing places on Bear creek.
We gave him some instructions about some of the bad
boys at the lllihee club.
Father Moore was our fellow traveller as far as Portland,
where he was going to attend a conclave of the Knights of
Columbus.
We found the Oregon hotel, with 300 rooms, chuck-a-block
with Seattle Expo, travel.
Manager Dickinson has a hundred more rooms nearly fin
ished. He was sending bus loads of passengers arriving on overy
train to other hotels ,
His hotel is advertised in The Journal and it was still ra'n
inrj. The North Bend and Marshfield delegations for the Burns
Development Congress arrived on the Breakwater.
Grlmos had five ladios to fill up who had not eaten a
mouthful on tho trip. It tookthem until 11 o'clock.
Monday morning tho skies had cleared and we left Port
land. Tho ride up the Columbia was delightful after the rain.
There was such a wealth of green foliage, the groat river
at flood, tho skios blue, with white clouds,
Tho syringas In bloom shimmer out among tho dark preen
firs like i'iios-- flowsis,
Not only are old fish wheels running on the Columbia but
new ones are running.
How little rospoct liavo tho cannery millionaires for en
acted laws, v
At ono point a train was skating along down tho rivor on
tho North Bank road,
uur tram was skat nc un tie bout n bank road, a pomrnrnnnt,, Dmim.
Tlln uiMtnliiillnrl cinnmnrp nlnuinrl tlm uoinr-e In nnnnciV A lOVOly DOmOgranntO dOBlgn, No.
i mu iimiiu iiuiiu oiumiiuio i-iuhw uur muioiMuu.jno oT2. has tho fruit dono In thr?c
lit-AAtiAiin si a a t mmmsm m-i inn nifini mrimiiniin i . .. . - . - . - . i
uiiuuuuiia uuiwuun uiu itiuuiouii inu aiuui iiiyiiwaya. - . ,
For backgrounds rose tho mountains of black basalt with
walls of living groan,
It Is again most beautiful in tho latter part of September
and Octobor.
Thon tho brilliant colors aro on the forosts and mountains
and canyons are wreathed in purple and violet mists.
The gorge of the Columbia is the fairyland of the gods at
any season of the year.
Tho hotol dining moms will havo to be enlarged unless tho
fashion In hats cliangos,
It is almost Impossible to have near acquaintances among
tho fashionable sox any longo..
Tho youngor and prottior, tho widor tho brims,
They are so near and yet so unapproachable. '
Tho.ro ought to bo a law against enclosing so much beau
tiful sconory,
Wo saw ono woman wearing what rosomblod an Inverted
clothos baskot or wlckorwork bnby wagon with tho wheels
taken off,
She had to back up and come into the hotel elevator side
ways. Tho bus wouldn't hold her and sho had to watch hor
chanco and go to tho depot in an open car.
Wo roach Vale Tuesday morning and loavo for Bums by
stage, gotting tlioro somo timo Wodnesday.
Tho Dovolopmont Congress moots Thursday and Friday
and tliT) Fourth of July is colobrntod Saturday, July 3.
E, HOFER.
Embroidery for Summer Verandas
Tablo Tops Scarf find Matching
Pillow Sets That Sweet heart?, Sis
1T8 nn (I Wires Aro Making Din
ing Iloom Sets in Lnxy Daisy Work
Now York, Juno 17th.
This Is the timo of year when come
special typo of necdlowork fad breaks
out and rages with moro or less vlru
lenco, giving employment for skilled
flngors on tho cool verandas that
havo como to bo tho unlvor.nl out
door living rooms,
Ono soason bcadwork had its in
nlngo, thon ovory girl, young or old,
was 1 nlttlng Bilk neckties. This year
t' crazo is for library tots, and
novor boforo has thero been a moro
scnslblo fad. They aro jnado up of
a circular lablctop, 27 Incnca in ill
amotcr, n scarf for an oblong table,
and olthor a square pillow, 27 inches
or un oblong pillow 18x30 inches.
Knnui Cloth.
"Kama" cloth, which Is a now
wcavo of linen ciaih, is tho favorlto
material, aud tho doslgns aro con
ventionalized fruit pattorns or slmplo
geometric flguros cloverly arranged.
Ono sot hav a latticed design of
brown oran;;o stems, dull grcon
loavoi, and tawny yellow fruit dono
In honeycomb ctltch.
"Caliph" Stitch.
Most of tho work is done In tho
simp' long darning stitch known as
"Caliph," which works up quickly
with tho moot artlstu rcouiu. Now
process rop 1 silks aro used for tho em
broldory In tho soft pastel and tapoi
try shadcB, which nro found In such
perfection In this mako.
Help in Sluvdlng.
Tho wholo effect o! embroidery is
spoiled if shadingc nro not woll done,
nnd for 'ho woman who I uncertain
of hor skill In this direction, thoro
nro furnished outline designs with
tho colorings lndlcntcd by numbers
that corrospond with those on tho
sllka, 00 that sho Iz Miro to bo suc
cessful It sho follows tho figure.
Tho leaves in pastel greens, 1876,
1447 and 1449. A scroll of soft, yel
low, 1259, and n llttlo Jopancso
gold thread, that washes as perfectly
as tho rest of tho -materials, lights
up tho doslgn, whllo tho whole pat
tern Is outlined In black silk. All
tho pieces arc finished with a fancy
braid known as "Kama" trimming,
that sells at 25 cents per yard anil
matches tho crash In color.
A Curlou.4 Economy.
It is curious how many women will
buy commonplace patterns and noor
materials, waste their skill una 1 1 111.0
in producing articles that havo no
value, when if they used handsome
matorials at only a 'lightly increased
cost thoy would turn out really valu
able productions.
Cheap cottons and wood fibro imi
tations of silk that loso their lustre
and suppleness at tho first ozposuro
to dampness aro distinctly extrava
gant investments, howover low their
cost, Blnco thoy spoil tho effect of
any garment or piece where they
havo been used.
Lnzr Daisy Work.
Very pretty nnd easy to do Is tho
"Lazy Daisy" work that makes such
charming matched Bets of contro and
pinto and linger bowl dollies, for
luncheon or dinner decorations. Tho
daisies aro made of rick-rack braid,
and can bo bought ready to applique,
or easily fashioned from tho braids
by sowing tho points together.
Tho handsomest sets havo the dec
orative stitches, Btoms, leaves, etc.,
dono In "Mt. Melllck Silk," which Is
an especially beautiful white, glossy
ana smooth in tho wonting. Most of
theso sets are finished with Cluny
laco edges, but a handsomo scallop
or tno silk is equally good stylo.
now to Wiwu wwio BIIK Embroid
eries'. If moro peoplo know that whlto
Bilk embroideries can bo perfectly
cleansed and kept white, by using a
solution of half water, half alcohol,
drying In tho shade, and prosslng
with a somowhnt cool Iron on a well
padded board, thoy would bo moro
ready to spend their timo in produc
ing handsomo sik pieces. Thoso
gleam out on damask as no linen or
cotton embroldories can ever do.
It Is woll to keop silk sots between
layers of bluo tissuo paper, Just as
ono keeps handsomo laces to presorvo
tholr purity of color.
ELEANOR FRANCES,
o
m iff Wf if? ""
WHEN
"linntlM'rloin'a Cough Remedy
Host on tho Mnrkct.
the
shudes of rose. 1440. 1441 and 1442.
"I havo used CLamborlaln's Cough
Remedy and find it to bo tho bost
on the market," says E. W. Tardy,
editor of t'0 Sontlnol, Onlnoboro,
Tonn. "Our baby had sovoral colds
tho past winter and Chamborlaln's
Cough Romody nlways gavo It rollof
at onco and cured It in a short timo.
I nlways recommend It when op
portunity present Itself." For salo'
by all good druggists.
to
in tho courso of human events it becomes necessary for you
havo cool outfitting In order to enjoy tho pleasure of our National
Birthday, wo'ro at your service.
Excursion, outing, picnic, or whatever you havo on tho bill, will
requlro good looking, comfortnblo clothes and toggery. .
How about a cool straw hat something fresh In soft shirts
somo cool underwear and cholco Hosiery? All theso cool things
arc hero and you'll never say "too much" when wo unmo tho prico
$30
Suits $10 to
G. W.JOHNSON SCO
MI North Commercial Street
INSULTED WOMAN
AND IS NOW DYING
(I'nllKl l'rrw l.?l Wlrt.l
Santa Cruz, Juno 30. Two men
nro wounded, one nf them probably
fatally as tho result of an Insult to
n womuu nnd u suusequont battle
wiiii nn orncor or tlio law early to
day. Leonard LovoU, who rwontod
nn Insult offered his wife by Albert
Castro, lias a bullet In his groin and
Cimtro has a wound below tho heart
which may cuuso his death
Lovotl nnd his wlfo were return
Ing homo from tho Casino shortly aft
or midnight when thoy mot Castro,
who- Is alleged to havo been lutoxl
cntod. t astro la said to havo inndo
an Insulting remark to Mrs. Lovott
whoso husband resented It. Uivett
struck at Castro aud tho latter drew
his rovolver, firing a bulet Into his
assailant's groin.
Castro then took flight nnd was
CAPITAL NATIOHAL BANK
MmmmmmsBBSsssae 1 . 1
J. H, Albert, Pros.
E. Mi Croisan, Vlco Pres,
Jos. H. Albert, Cashier
SAVIN6S DEPARTMENT
Pays Interest en Savings
Accounts
not found until an hour later when
ho whs ovortakon a mllo outside of
tho oily by Officer Conroy.
As soon as ho saw tho danger of
capture l astro made n stand nnd
opened flro on tho offloer. Conroy
returned tho tiro nnd a pitched bat
tle followed. Tho duel ended when
Cast m full, a bullet wound below tho
heart rendering him uucouselous.
-" - t T"i 1 iMfl
NAV Set iLyw Z5r2l '
! $&i 3 ill IS ill 1
'! ' - c MimnHrrrin!51 'yJL-
STUDY THE ABOVE MAP
OIVHOH
v .
.' .
"
Just Received
A big khlpment of SamU Iton. Cat.,
miulo working Siuk's. ItUck un.
AUO U UCVt lint) Of MlIItriLl hub'.
and womcu's drfn thoc.
J. Vogt
34S SUte SC
IIIOOMKUS ADDITION' to tho City of Newport, Oregon, Is now on tho marknf fnr i, n .1
.s'yo Creek and Newport, and conslstsof somo 3? lots, on tne rSn8 sZl Td rectly aoove thn n'' VT, '8 ,0Cated abUt hR,f Way LetWeeD
beach and n commands a view of the ocean or surf for miles no r?J and south To ,? 1 ?k I' Eh ,0t ,S but a f6W 8tepa from the
Light. To tho louth the entrance to Vaoulna Day nnd tho Llfesavlng Station. Tho prorer ty l.'nJoS '?" TP 0tt J,? YaqU,na Head
la Newport. It Is reached by a new six-foot board walk, which runs hi a VtrnL iinJ t L Ut ft flve-n,,nut0 w"k from tho boat landing
lots. This Is now tno most popular walk In Newport on account of its bonutUu? su rZ ,Z the,0cean "0U8e t ' northwest direction to tho
reached at DLOOMKU'S ADDITION. Hero before observer the 21 d tt Jj.0' th PaC'flC Wben th end '8
A WORD ABOUT YAQUINA BAY "
You could not find a more Interesting location to spend your summer than around this beautif.,1 hv
bo tho most beautiful summer resort. NATUltALIiY. of any on tho Pacific coast : barrlni bay' wh,ch nided by thoao who know, to
places of Interest closo to Newport, such as tho Lighthouse, Otter Rock Seal n'ocVn T . "UDt,ne and Ashing aro unexcelled, and tho many
uucks. etc., make it an Ideal placo to own a summer home.
NOW LOOK AT THE MAP
You will soo that llLOOMEK'S ADDITION Is right on tho ocean and yot has thn h
hills to climb to rwch It. The beach In front of tho property Is good for bathing and .T " be,Bg Cl88 to tho bay aad town- wlth no Bte,p
wo bOAUtlful cottagea on theso lots for his own personal use. Mr. Dloomo u n 5.il atiierlng of rock oysters. Mr. Bloomer has already built
NowporL m a beatUo man' and steads to mako this the most popular addition to
FOll SALE MY MEYKR it nKLLK, DEKBY & WILXsov n mncnv ,
8k taASSSS a!l0USX & FISHKR' BE0 L MINTON
CAPITAL JOURNAL OFFICE
m,