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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1000.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
X. nOFJEH, Editor ad Proprietor
Independent .Homptper Derotod to American Principle nd
the iTogttm nnd Developcment of All Oregon.
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COUNCIL LOCKS HORNS
OVER IMPROVEMENT OF
N. SEVENTEENTH STREET
Tlicro was tin animated but good
nuturcd debao over tho Improvement
of Seventeenth stroot. Mr. Stnlz of
tho street coininlttco thinks that
street Hhould bo put through full
width nnd havo a heavy coat of grav
el or crushed rock, ob thoro will lie
.heavy hauling from tho Fair around
road to Asylum avonuo.
Mr. Prcsnnll raised thu point that
portions of tho strcot had never been
dedicated to tho public.
Mr. Millard renewed his petition
to havo a gravel and crushed rock
Improvement, but would bo satisfied
with Mr. Stolz's plan of Improvement.
On tho final vote the council-stood
about eight to four for , tho Stolz
.resolution.
Mr. Millard moved that warrants
bo Issued to collect lions on property
on Bovoutcontll street for wldonlng
said street. Carried.
Mr. Stolz moved that Seventeenth
stroot bo Improved full width and
not loss than ton Inches of grnvol.
City onglnoor to propuro plans nnd
specifications.
Mr. Millard statod a petition to
Improve that street at not to oxcood
$1G pet' lot and another petition for
grnvol and crushed ock. Tho first
potitlon had not been nctcd upon by
tno strcot committee. Thoro had
been no stops takon to collect tho
lions for wldonlng Btato stroot. Bo
foro tho strcot could bo Improved
mo lions must bo collected.
Mr. Hofor said It was a now pro
ceeding for an alderman not living
on a street, or ovon residing In tho
ward, to propose nn oxponslvo street
lmprovomont. If nn alderman out
side of his ward tried to say how a
street should bo Improved, ho would
kick.
Mnyor stated that under section
2G tho council could lnltlnto stroot
Improvements whothor they, woro pe
titioned for or not. Thoro was no
potitlon necessary.
Mr. Millard renewed his petition
for six Inches of grnvol nnd throe
Inches of crushod rock. Referred to
street commltteo.
Mr. Htolz spoke for his motion.
Tho council asked that property own
ers bo protected against too light Im
provements. Mr. .Stolz also oxplalued
that his motion wub only to havo tho
city onglnoor mnko ostlmatOH as to
cot. Ills resolution was adopted.
TRADE STREET
WHOLESALE
DISTRICT
Mr. Hofor Introduced an ordlmnco
for Bldo track from Southern Pacific
to 8aIom Urowory Association. Itoud
twice and roferred to street conurlt
teo. Mr. Hofo stated that he hoped
this ordlnnnco would brims tin the
mattor of converting Trndo street
from Front to Twolfth, Into n whole
sale nnd manufacturing dlstilc'.
Thoro would bo othor sidings usked
tor on that street. With tho growth
of the city that ontlro street would
be takon up with factories, fruit
warehouses nnd wholesale houses.
There would bo throe or four rail
road tracks on tho stcot. At no dls
tnnt day thoro would bo n bridge
ncross tho river at tho foot of Trndo
street. Tho street committee should
havo propared un ordlnnnco to cover
tho w.nolo mnttor so that it would
not take an ordlnauco for each sid
ing. '.
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Fine Pencil Tree
Mrs. Robort Dasey of South High
street has Erown from tho Deed a
frco-Btono peach troo that Ib bear
ing groat clusters of fine fruit at
threo years old. Tho ponchos nro
Bomo of thorn nearly nine Inches in
circumference They nro rlponing
early nnd will provo a fine addition
to tho fruit of this vnlloy.
TEMPORARILY DERANGED
SHE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Whllo suffering from montnl aber
ration yoetorday ovonlng, Mrs. Sarnh
Davltt of Portland uttomptod sulcldo
by striking herself In tho forehead
with an ax at tho homo of hor sis
tor, Mrs. Ella .Vorthoutt. at 12th
slrcut and Ilural avonuo.
Mrs. Davis Is 35 years of ngo
and was brought to Snlom Saturday
by hor brother, and owing to hor dl
plnylng symptoms of domeatln hor
sinter, Mrs. Northcutt. was compel
led to watch 1ior closely. A short
Umo boforo tho Injured woman
on red tho ax she got hold of u razor
In some way and was attempting to
iifo It when tho deadly Imploment
was wreetod from her by .Mrs. North
mitt and then sho seized tho ax with
which sho sorlously lacerated hor
foroliuml. but boforo she could ac
complish hor purpose the ax was '
also takon from hod and sho wasj
thon removed to tho Salem hospital. !
, Mrs. Dnvli rested easily last night
and tills morning she shown signs,
of Improvement and It I thought I
biio will soon rocovor.
Sinlth Is attending hor.
prisoner In tho city Jail hero today
charged with tho murdor of Mrs. E.
.i. nro, a tonunt at tho former's cvcr foiuuj nny re,(cf HnlifiebeK,
homo. Froostono yestordny iihol and tnklnir vour Cnscnrets. Since h ti
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iVotico of Intention to Improve a Por
tion of State Street.
Notice is hereby given that tho
common council of the city of Salem,
Oregon, dooms it expedient to im
prove and proposes to improve at tho
oxponse of abutting and adjacent;
proporty, Smto street, iu said city,
-rom tho east llne'of Twolfth .street
to tho west lino of North Mill creek
by moving out nnd establishing tho
curb lines so tho roadway of said
portion of Stajo strcot will be 40 feet
in width from curb to curb nnd by
paving tho roadway of said portion
of said Stato Btroot full width from
curb to curb! provided, however that
thoao portiona of said Stato street
which are Intersected by other streets
shall bo paved for a width of 50 feet
along tho center of said portions of
said Stato strcot. There Is excepted,
howover, from tho proposed Improve
ment n strip sovon foot in width ex
tondlng the full length of the pro
posed Improvement along the center
thereof which Is to rocoivo tho street
railway track of tho Portland Rail
way, Light & Power Company, nnd
to bo improved at tho oxponso of said
company.
Attention Is called to tho pines and
specifications adopted by tho com
mon council nnd on fllo in the offlco
of tho city recordor, which shall gov
orn as to tho making of said Improve
mont. Remonstrances may be filed
ngnlnst said improvement in tho man
ner and within tho tlmo provided In
tho charter of snld city.
Dnto of the first publication of this
notlco, tho 27th day of July, 1900.
Dy order of tho common council.
W. A. MOORES,
7-27-1 It City Recorder.
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tOlc-ortntlon Car, Portland and Cot-
tgo (J rove.
, The bouthorn Pacific Is now run
I ulug nn observation parlor car be
! tweon Portland nnd Cottngo Grove,
I leaving Portland, southbound train
10, at 8:16 n. m roturnlng on train
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Votection of Depositor
First Consideration
The depositor Is tho initial factor in the banking business.
Whether tho bank owes him five dollars or fifty thousand, his in
terest should take tho right of way even ngalnst tho main object
of all business profit itself. Tho distinctive principle of the
mnnngoment of this bank is to make tho depositor's interest up
permost. Since Its founding this has beon tho simple explanation
of the confidence reposed In this institution.
The contlnuod growth In tho volume of business done by this
bank nnd tho constant Increase In the number of Its pntrons has
b'cn largely duo to tho frlondly reference to It, by Its depositors
Wo ask their further lnterost.nssurlng our friends of our nppro
clatlon of shelr expressed confidence, and pledging our best efforts
to deserve this favor.
UNITED
STATES
SALEM,
NATIONAL
OREGON.
BANK
NEWPORT FIRMS
Dolow arc published tho advertlcomonts of the loading business
houses, hotels, camp grounds, otc, nt Newport. A glance through
them will be a ureal help to ouo In prnlng their summer vacation.
iicn f4-a4- e)aiai8fif 99 twttfn tap
J. T. PORTER 0. 11. PRE WITT
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Tnko Notice.
All persons nro rocommonded to
tako Foley's Kidney Remedy for
backache, rheumatism and kldnoy
and bladdor trouble It will quickly
correct urinary irregularities, which,
If nogloctod, may dorolop Into a Bcr-
louo Illness, it will rcstoro boaltb 1 18, leaving Cottage Grove northbound
and strength. Do not noglect Blgns at 4:G0 p. m.
of kidney or bladdor troublo and
risk Drlght's dlscaso or diabetes.
For Balo by J. C. Perry.
S-5-3wks
killed tho woman as sho was moving
hor household effects away. Throe
other persona In thu house wore
struck by stray bullets nnd slightly
wouudod. Froostono was overpow
ered by W. J. Slglar, 11 brother of his
victim.
Freestone Hinted after his arrest
I that ho and Mrs. Wuro hud boon 011
iKMgvd and that tho woman h.td Jilted
him. but Insisted that tho shooting
, wan due to it njiurrol ovur rent nl
i taxed to bo duo him. Slglar denied
thin and says tho runt was paid to
September 1, but that his sister had
lioun so annoyed by Freostond's at
tentions that sho decided to move be
fore her rent expired.
freighFhandlers
go out oim strike
Soldier Uaikfc Death Plot.
It soomed to J. A. Stono, a civil
war votoran,, of Kemp, Tex., that a
plot oxlsted betweon a desporato lung
troublo nnd tho gravo to causo his
death. "I contracted a stuborn
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Mvftlii.rltn..niTWr ,,.!!, """ " w"l "" viu,iea u
hendnche for the Inst twenty-fiveyenrsnnd C0UEn that stuck to mo In splto of all
lie began romeuics tor yonrs. My woight ran
as down to 130 pounds. Thon I began
Headache
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
The Palace Market and Grocery
Porter's Block
NEWPORT, OREGON
. FREE DELIVERY AT ALL HOURS
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to uso Dr. King's Now Dlscovory,
begun tnkinir Cnfcarets he has never hail
(lit MitiwInnttA TMtuta Ittiiiu & t f t .. ... 1
him. Cascarctsdo what ou recommend wh,ch rC8torl Y hoh completely
them to do. I will give you the privilege I now' weigh 178 pounds." For e
of using his name." B. M. Dickson, voro colds, obstlnato coughs, hemot-
jj.u jvcsincr v5i., w. juuiaunpous, inu.
Dr F. 1J
ll'iiltml I'rnw .mi Wire. I
Fort William. Out., Aug. 10--Frelght
shlpmont is at a standstill
hero today as a result of tho freight
Immllart strlko In the Canadian Pa
clflo hIiqiIb. A thousand men walkod
out yestordny.
The str'ko came as a surprise to
mi nuiroau omiuais as tho men
RECOVERING RAPIDLY ",",, " f0"nl loinds of nny
H nerore the rtrlke was ordertnl.
Higher wagoe are dumnnded. Talk
of h rtrlke has beon henrd for some
Mui frtim tho dltwntlgflod freighters
but no net Ion was o&pected.
Pleatant, PaUtAble. Potent. Tmte Oood.
Do (looil. Never blckcn. 'Weaken or Orlpe.
10c, 25c. JOc. Never 10M in bulk. The een
ulnatnblrtitampedCCC. Guaraoteeil to
cure or your money back. KS
rhngos, asthma and to provent pnou
mohla It's, unrlvalod. 50c and $1
(Trial bottlo froo. Guaranteed by J
C. Perry.
E-RU-SA THE ONLY LAWFUL PILE CURE
lleenuso it doos not coiualw narrotlcs, uierei.ry, eoi In.-, h-ail i ii
poisonous dniKs Ue-aune U RU-SA CURISS IMI.ES U. S. Dlspoiiitoioi
lonuueiiil iei) liikied.iMit of IC-RL'-SA. Drug laws make "fnUo or mis
lading statoiuents" n citii,.' Thoronne h w h of nil other or injurious
uarrotlc pile medicines Is IIIi'ithI beeause they affect .no train and spinal
marrow, produce constipation and nover euro. All rollablo. up-to-dait
IriigKista of hlgnest standing suit and Indorse E-RU-SA. lumely In S,iiu
DR. STONE'S DRPO STORIi. O PUTNAM & CO.. RINGO & URAItBK
RED CROSS ' MARMACY. and CAPITAL DRUG STORE W. H. Cooftv
PLUMBER
COUNT ZEPPELIN
(UnltiMl I'rrM Unl Wire.)
tnuuguri.
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Gormnny, Auk. 10.-"
Mesenges rocolvod today from Con
stance iMiiltHrluin. whore Count p
liolln wa takon for nn operation tor
nn abscess on his neck, rldloulo the
published reports that the aoronaut,
had died lit tho hospital.
Zeppelin Is recovering raphRy . -
from the oporatlou which was of a CMn Vu?T1mtZ 8Ut
(Imple charaotor. The momjage ends i Senators Tom Carter of Montana
with the statement: Zeppolln Ui J"''"''"' Warren of Wyoming. George
so much allvu ho probdhly will make
SENATORS GO ON
JUNKETING TRIP
a mv alrnhlp record within a fort
night." EVERETT MAN KILLS
A WOMAN TENANT
United rrtu L1 Wlre.1
Evorott, Aug. 10. William W
Freestone, n widower aged 49. Is a
is. Limmuerluin of Oronnn. Pnmi.
Flint of Cullfornlu. Thomas Pnynter
of Kentucky and Win. llornh of Idaho
who comprise tho committor on trrl
gutlon In tho uppor house, will leave
for an Inspection tour of tho arid
lands in tho northwest tomorrow
Leaving Chicago thoy will make a
oomprohonBlvo oxtunlnntlon of the
country from tho Rookies to tho Pa
cific, nnd k Is oxpected that their trip
will continue until August 20. when
thoy oxpect to nrrivo at 8onUlo.
WOULD YOU BECOME
WELL-TO-DO?
Tho surest way Is to begin
now and save regularly a part
of your earnings.
Tho best way to savo Is to
open n savings account with us,
SAVINGS DKPAltTMKNT
Capital National Bank
MEALS 15c
Call and try them Mem IK
Doard per week $3.75. iIm fur
nlahed rooms very reasonably.
AT THE
Salem Restaurant
S&9 COURT STRKKT.
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VOL' SHOULD SKK PS HL'STLK
when we got a call for plumbing
work. Wo know that a llttU dam
se doofcH i take long to grow into
a big one If neglected. So get
right on '.he job w! h the Idea of
saving you trouble ami money so
that the next time ou need a plumb
er you'll nnturaily call on us.
Anything You Need to Cat at
Sjmith's
Nyebeach
j Delicatessen
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i i Tho most bcnutlful place ai
1 1 Nye Deach, Newport, Oregon
ui;; Prlvnto rooms nnd board.
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HmiufcgjiAirs. W. M. Berry
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The Grand I bayview
I FURNISHEDl!
I ROOMS:::::
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T iiu lilixk uorlli from Iwat Inmlliut
J; mtiv kltrliru Iu iininecllun fur tue
a imi' or t lie siimtR
$ trr.ms ri:.so.viili:.
Mrs. A. 1). Sliollenburg
Newport. Oregon
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Rooming House
One nnd ono-half blocks south
of boat landing on Main street
Royal Restaurant In connection
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MRS. O.E.CARTER, Prop.
NEWPORT - - ORB.
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GRABER BROTHERS
I South l.lli.Tty St, PIiiiik-
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With fuundailon and without
also furnished tents, good
vater and sep'le tanks. Rates
furnUhed on application.
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5 Nye Creek, New porf, Ore
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KI Stocker & Son.
$ 1 1 Fit h and Salt Meats. P sh
V ' t Oysters, etc.
9 ' S jSpevlul choice mutton and veal
'i alwas on hand.
iT i'ln nly iM'liikhe market In
? J Newport,
T'S
I SALEM BREWERY
A 5S0CIATI0N
Beer Sold in Carload Lots.
Shipments in Kegs or Bot
tled Beer to any Point on
the Pacific Coast : : : :
lit Buxton's Grocery 1
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I NEWPORT SODA WORKS
2 Sjrup. bfphuna. Sodas. Cider
I l HACK AND BAGGAGE
Hack and baggage wagon meets
ever i'0t Parties wishing to
make irtph on the bonch. light
houce. Seal rocks. Otter rock,
and the famous DeU's Punch
Dowl. call or phono
HARIHXC; . CRASIKR.
4HmeUHmeteHt4e
HOTEL
BRADSHAW
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All lines tho best
Wehandlellelnz's
Goods. Next door
to Post Office
J Newport - Oregon l i
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1 1 Brewing Plant and Offices
; ; On Trade St In Wholesole District :. 'r m, fret? n
Oood fur: Uhed rooms, w'th or
I. iiom i cooktnx privileges, half way
'r mi boi idnrtlng to Nye Deaoh.
tl ie tw of oei-n Free hack meots
h bt Plrjt-cluss res.auranv
:"i duor. Mrs. Rradshaw. prop ,
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l- ..i It -t-!; r-rlT:.'p uoard
lag ind losi. (hod i rate rates;
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it. e,.PM!, -iKhs ...cued hi ? Kate $10 to $12 per Week
i Irvin House
Near the Or un, at Nye Reach,
..otvport, Oregon.
OUR SPECIAITIF-S: Airy
Rooms, Comfortable Reds, nnd
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