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njem. m tmwi FAGB TWO DAILY GAriTAXi JOUIlNAL, SALB3L OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1000. awwwiMfflwWMHwi NOW. LOOK HERE 1 ? SMITH DILLINGHAM CO. HWliWhWliWiriirtfcWWbWhMlriimiWlrtM THE CAPITAL JOURNAL I'. HOKICIt, ICdltor niul Proprietor. indtpandeni Newiptwr Darotol to Amrtcu rrtnclplei ud loo rrocroti uid D4Tlop4uoat or All Oregon. rubllihfcl Hrttj Kreuluc KiNpl 8undy, Huusciturrio.v u.vtu.s. (luTultblr lu AilTaw.) OUjn T oirclor, por rr W.tt) Per mouth- Wo UllTi T wdl. Ir 7r. ... j per inonth........85o WMkljr, by mill, per vew- . ...'. IM six monthi ...-..Mo vM?itS-' JEU NEN PARDONED FROM PEN TJpon tho reoniumeiulatluu of Die trial Attorney John Manning ami DWHity Dtatrlet Attorney George C. JlcxiQr, nUo considering the h fseblud oo ml I Hon of Joh Nun. the Oulnniunn, who murdered mother GtiliMinan lit 1'ortlttiul on July 10. 19QC. mid was sentenced to serve IS years in tlia penitentiary for man slaughter, Governor Hanson issued b pardon Saturday. October 16. and Jeu Nun wns llborntod. ami U now on his way to Clilnn. with strict or ders not to roturn to America again. Nt44Htl4fttMIHm4 SAVING is tlio suro road to wealth. - Thousands who have a cow petonco through saving, to overy ono that has aequlrod rlohos through speculation Wo pay iutorost on savings accounts. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Capital National Bank AT a meeting of the business men at the Salem Board of Trade rooms a few nights ago the opinion was expressed that land around Salem was offered for sale too cheap, and that for for this reason people did not value the land around here the way they should, but would go to Hood River or Medford and pay from $1000 to $1500 an acre for land which is no better, but which had been improved. Strangers are coming in every day and picking up the land near Salem, and one of these fine days when you go QUt to get a little farm, Mr. Salem Man, you will find a stranger asking you several hundred dollars an acre for it, and you will say: "Pshaw, I could have bought that land a few years ago at $50 an acre." This is a cold fact, and if you will stop to think about it you will admit that this is so. Isn't it a wise plan to invest a little money in good farm land now? We have a farm for sale at a price we are ashamed to quote for fear you will think something is wrong with the land and will not come to see us about it. This farm is 208 acres, located 3 1-2 miles southeast of Salem on an excellent county road. There is a running stream on two sides of it, and it is completely surrounded by land that is selling at from $25 to $75 an acre more than we are asking for this tract. This sounds queer, we know, but the owner wants to get rid of all his real estate and turn it into money, as he is going out of business and has all he wants. We have been given to the first of November to sell this land. If it is not sold by that time it will be taken off the market and leased. Now, don't put this off, but come and see us now. rtrr glm, Ore. Jiii Nun on tho 10th ot July, lmifl. shot and killed Yo Yuck Yoe. .mother Chinaman, on Pine atreet. lu tho city of Portland, between Third niul Fourth streets. Shortly ufirrward he wan nr rental und In dicted on the charge o( murder lu tlu. first degree. At the trial the nrt Jury wan unable to nrrlvu at n verdict and was dlsmussod, niul the eut was trletl before n second Jury wiiloh found the Chlitaiunu guilty ot manslaughter. JiuIru Frazlor sen tenced tho defendant to servo 15 rears lu the penitentiary, Uut the case was npjuwled by Attorneys Henry Mefllnn and it. K. Moody, the supreme onurt affirming the Judg mem of the lower court, and n peti tion for rehearing was tiled. This petition was grunted, hut tho sit premo oourt- still adhered to its former opinion in affirming tho low er ti'lbtuuiru Juilgniont, and Jeu Nun was ro-bontouood und committed to the state prison for t term ot 15 ears. from which plaoo ho wai pardoned by Governor llonson last Saturday, and deported to his native country. At tho time ot this commitment Governor Housoit had riot ontered uM)n the duties of governor. Sana tor Qcorgo K. Ohnmberlaln being the Inoumbout at that time. Governor llonson received tho recommenda tions lu latter form from District Attarnuy Munulng und his deputy. George 0, Mosor. District Attorney Manning stated in his communica tion to tho governor concerning Jeu Nun, that, In llou of tho prisonous attorney. Ralph H. Moody, petition ing tho gowruor for a pardon, ho would recommend that it such a par don en me to hand, to grant It for several ronsons, among which the district attorney gnvo that Jeu Nun could not bo uonvlctod by tho II rat Jury, mid that ho had grave doubts concerning tho Chinaman's guilt. Jitdgo Frailer, now deceased, was not entirely satisfied, or so stated the district attorney, mid tho dofond nut wns allowed his llborty prior to tho trial by tho presiding Judge on boiidn of 500. A lottor was reovlvod by Gover nor lleiiHon from Senator Chamber lain recommending the pardoning of Jeu Nun. Tho communication stat ed that the writer had exercised such power lu such a case heretofore, and deported the prisoner to his native country, and thought It a good plau lu this ouso. While speaking with the chief ex ecutive this morning, he ald that it was not the customary rule to dis close such matturs, but lu this cuso there could bo no harm done, owing to Jeu Nun's old age. and the fast that he was now on his way to China. Jeu Nun served one year in the prison, and his friends in Port land assured tho governor, through Attorney Moody, that they would hear all expense in shipping their oountrymnn to China. Governor Hen sou as speolul agent to escort tho Chlnamnn to Portland, where he then took an out-bound steamer. CORVALUS WANTS TO KNOW THE WHYS It Is otllolully announced that the Oregon Hlootrlo will be extended from Salem to Eugene by net Hum mer. Tho main lino will go by way of the reform school, turner. Ma rlon. Peoria, Monroe and Junotlon City to Eugene, mid will be complet ed In n hurry, says A. Welch, nian ugor. Tho main lino will lo well under aonstruotlon in 90 days, he Bays. This leaves Carvnllls out. It is tlnio for tho Commercial club to get busy and And out why. o F. G. Frltx. Onconta, N. Y., writes: "My little girl was greatly benefitted by tnklng Foley's Orino Laxative and I think it Is the best remedy for con stipation and Uver trouble." Foley's Orlno Laxative Is mild, pleasant and effective and cures habitual constipa tion. J O. Perry. The Fight Is On Evory momont of your llfo, whon you aro at homo or abroad, awako or asleop- Bctwecn tho poison germs that aro In air, food and wntcr, ovory whero in fact, and tho billions o( your invisible friends, tholittlosoldicr-cornuscleainyourblood. If these little soldiers aro fcopt strong nnd healthy by taking Hood's Sana parilla, you need have no fear of dis easo. llegin using it at onco if you aro at all under tho weather, or have troubles of tho blood, stomach, liver and kidneys. Get it of your druggist. DESERT WANDERERS MAY ESGAPE Uh'ITliD I-HK8S LEASED WIRE. San Pornardluo. Cnl Oct. 23. Flvo persons neportod to bo wander ing on the Mojava desert, in the Clr Isbq croolc region, are thought to bo Jay Dougherty mid his wife, Corn Dougherty, of Chicago, nnd their throe children. Lois, 10 years of ago; Ilettle, S, and Robert. C. A message received heio Inte yoi terdny from Miss nirtha Doughorty, 3921 Hoyno avenue, Gh.utgo i sis ter of tho missing man. stated that thoro is little doubt that tho mom bora of tho lost party aro hor rela tives. According to Miss Dougherty, her brother and his family have been llr lng nt Santell, u desert vintage. They intended, howovor, to seek a new homo in the Yuma, ArlM re gion, and expected to trek across the Sdeson about the rulddlo ot tho pres ent month. Word received today from tho ilarchlng parties sent into tho des ert to rescue the wanderers, stated that their trails led dlroetly to the course of the mala weet gate oanal. where sufficient water could be ob tained. Tho searchers, however, were unable to follow tho trail further. MVJt- POSTOFFICE WORRIES OF A CONGRESSMAN CongrosBinnn llawloy has taken up the claims ot tho candidates for tho Salem postofflco. Ho was at his office Friday and was bosleged by many friends ot tho aspirants mid told thorn all lie would namo tho mail he found to bo tho most popular with tho people. The namos posted for this place are tho present pogt master, Soulre Farrar, P.-11. South wlok, the contractor, J. V. lloland, former county clork and bookkeeper at the asylum nnd former postmas ter at Jefferson; Geo. P. Litchfield, former Indian agent, nnd Hal D. Put ton. Vho Is a Salem business man. liiOYongrossmmi has been making a tour of tho district, especially southern Oregon, where through tho agency of tho dopnrtmont of agricul ture ho wus ablo to savo tho fruit growers a sum estimated by somo ut a million dollars on their pear crop. It is bolloved by many that the win ning man for tho Snlom postofflco has not yet appeared, and tho name ot ox-Senator Crolsnn is mentioned as a possible dark horso. So far as tho business men of tho town are con cerned thoy aro very well satisfied with Mr. Farrnr ,aud if there Is a change tho sentiment is strongly for Mr. Patton as a live, progressive young innu who bas nover had any political recognition. Suffcivi-s who say they havo tried everything without benefit nre tho people we aro looking for. Wo want them to know from glad oxperienco thnt Blys Cream Dalm will conquer cold In the head, hay fever and ob stinate forms of nasal catarrh. This runiQdy acts directly on the n tlamed sensitive membranes. Cleans ing, soothing and healing. One trial will oonvluco you of Its healing pow er. Prleo 50c All druggists, or mailed by Ely Bros.. 56 Warreu St. New York. Try tho Journal's classified ads. f KIDNEYS ACT FINE AND BACKACHE GOES If you take sevornl dosos of Pnpo's Diuretic, all backacho nnd distress from out-of-order kldnoys or blnddor troublo will vanish, nnd you will feol flno. Lain back, painful stitches, rheu matism, norvQus hoadacho, dlzzl- nessi Irritability-, sleoploiwness, ln flnrirud or swollon oyollds, worn-out. sick fooling mid othor symptoms ot sluggish, Inactive kidneys disap pear, Uncontrollable smarting, froquont . urination (especially nt night) nnd'J?? nil bladder misery onds. Feollng mlserablo nnd worrlod Is noedloBB, because this unusual prp u ration goes nt onco to tho disor dered kidneys, bladder and urinary system nnd distributes Its healing, censing nnd vitalizing Induonco directly upon tho organs nnd glnnds affected, and completes tho cure be fore you roallzo It. The moment you suspect any "kid ney or urlnnry disorder or (feel rhoumntlsm pains, bogln taking 'this harmless iiiedloliio, with tho knowl edge thnt thoro Is no othor romody at any prloo, mado anywhere else In the world, which will offect so thor ough and prompt n cure as a fifty cont troatmont of Pnpo's Diuretic, which any druggist can supply. Your physician, pharmacist, bank er or any niercnntllo agency will tell you that Pope, Thompson & Pope, of , Cincinnati, is a large and responsl- "' ble modioino conoorn, thoroughly worthy of your confidence. Only curative results can come from taklug Papo's Diuretic, and n few days' treatment means clean, active, healthy kidneys, blndder and urinary organs and uo backache. Judgment for Insurance The Qlaumer-Frank Drug company were given Judgment in the circuit court yesterday afternoon against the Oregon Horticultural Fire Relief company in the sum of 1700. Tho suit was started to recover tho in surance which covered the Arlei Pharmacy company, a store belonging to the plaintiffs. ;V-