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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

Americas King Pub. Co, Phlladel-
phIa, send usa copy OF Americas 5
King, Hard Facts about Hard Times
aud their Cause" by Edwin X, Hart,
paper 26c. II anyone wants a dark and
,urid picture OF how our country Is
going 10 the demnition bow-wows In
forty different ways besides "Going TO
the Devil In Hand Basket" We ad-
wise them 70 get this book and read IT,,
There is only one consolation and
that Is that all these evils contain the
seeds Of their own dissolution aud the
only real danger is that unchecked
evils viii hasten their own overthrow
so suddenly as 10 almost amount to a
revolution, But the weather Is too
hot AT this tlme OF the year TO take 4
reYolutiOn Ia hand aud deal with IL
as IL ought 70 be dealt with.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07
FAR WESTERN REFLECTIONS.
Notes and Information About the Lates'
Books and Periodicals..

4
Notes and Information About the Lates
Books and Periodicals..
"The Twentieth Century City" b.
Rev. Josiah Strong. author of "Ou
Country" and 1.-THE New Era,'' is l
good hot weather book to show us how
bad we really are and prepare US FOR
the worst, aud positively for the ell
mate OF the hereafter, because IL al
Rev. strong says about US is true
we deserve no such thing as heaven
But we surmise that Ia the midst OF a
great foreign war we are not read
log his book as much as we ought
He tells hard facts in a bard Strong
way that makes person blink and
wonder II 1t is all true. He says 10
conclusion that II the churches dc
not save society they will not be
able TO save themselves. We believe
both society and the churches will be
saved and that the churches will dc
fully their share Of the work. Cloth
soc. The Baker & Taylor Co., N. Y
Shattuck's advanced rules for large
assemblies. A supplement to "The
Woman's Manual OF Parliamentary
Law, "by Harrlette r. Shattuck, 18mo
Cloth.
Mrs. Shattuck's previous book,
THE Woman's Manual" has not
only been adopted as an authority by
nearly every woman's organization 10
this country, but by many clubs COM
prisiDg men only. The present book
aims to supplement "The Manual" by
providing la a condensed form a resume
Of parliamentary principles and rules
for the especial use Of advanced stu.
dents and large assemblies. The ready
reference table for presiding officers
will be found especially valuable.
price, 80 cents.l Lee and Shepard,
Pubs, Boston.
Here are few of the books that are
worth buying and reading:-Zola' Is
Paris, on Many Seas. by a Yankee
sailor, and Corleone by Marion Craw-
ford, Macmillan Co, N. Y. Cheerful
Yesterdays, by Hlgginson, Gale b
West, Master Diver, by Smith, and
Penelope's Progress, by Kate Douglas
Wiggln, Houghton, MifiiIn & Co., Bos
ton and New York. These three last
have appeared in the Atlantic Monthly
the past year.
James Lane Allen has never pro-
duccd anything like his Kentucky
Cardinal. His later works are deYOid
pf That fine aroma and subdued but
lasting interest. He seems remarkably
de void of sense OF humor and other
people cannot take him seriously as
he does himself. t
Justin Mccarthy has about written
himself out on Gladstone but Is going
to further empty his mind with "An
Account OF Mr.. dladstone's Attitude
Toward the American Question:"
An American author is to call a
new book "Modern Instances" dis
tinct appropriation of Mr. Howells'
"a Modern Instance The latter is
considered Howells' best volume Of
fiction.
Mr., Frank r. Stockton's new serial.
which will run In harper's Weekly
during the summer mouths, has been
entitled "The Associate Hermits. !"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sealed bids will be ceived by the schoo
directors OF District No. 8 of Coos county.
oregon, fot the erection and completion Of a
o-Icom schoolhouse, with basement warm
ing furnaces, etc., according to plans and
spec. .heations on file in the clerks Office in
the SAID School trict Nol 8, said bidding
10 be closed on July 10, 1893, at lam.
Bonds IN sufficient amount to protect the
olstnet will be required in all cases Of con-
tracts let. "
all bids. '"J VI
HouSe be frame house with nlasta,ed
walls and brick foundation SN
All necessary information can be obtained
at the cerk's Office. or by applying to the
a,chltect, Chas. II. Burggraf' Of salem.
Oregon. 0Aie"'
Coquillt City, Oregon, June aI, 1903
n;...:. o., GEO. F. BOUTEIL.,
oiIict District Clerk of District 8, Coos County.
-SsOn 6-23-eod-td
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07
Another Gain.

The American army is daily gain.
ing In the present war but one OF
Salem's most substantial acquisitions
is that OF George Bros. Restaurant.
Very best meals served for ouly is
cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

The retiring populisC sher II Of
Lam county further signalized the
penny splitting economy for which
his party has become notorious H.
That section by bringing down fvt
convlcts without a single guard.
Mr.. Gaines, who bellies his name by
his otiicial conduct, committed u
further outrage on the hack industry
by taking his conyicts out TO the pen
on street car for nickel a piece,
when IL regularly costs $3.50 TO take
one prisoner out from the Salem court
house. His whole measley Populistic
bill was $ll.S5 for bringing the gang
from Albany, and II nearly Obliged
the clerks In the state house TO enter
him as candidate for the asylum.
Per diem and all, his average is ago
per convict. The regular bill OF Re
publican Sheriff Plummer for a trip
from Dallas Is s26. Gaines has been
succeeded by another dodgasted Pop
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

Il. e. Blanks. Of I.swisyille. Tess. writes
that one boa OF DeNigt's Wireh Hassl SalVs
Was y rth sso.eotO kin Il cured has piles
Of lea yeau standing HE al ases Othen IN
it. ID cures ecsems, skin dissases and OBJ
tnate sorcs. Slouk Drug Stcfe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

The kindergarten Magazine for
June is a Pacific coast number. The
editor spent February in California.
Oregon and Washington and writes Of
her impressions. The account will b.
continued Ia the July number. Ad
dress, Woman's Temple. Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

IL is vacation life In the Adirondack
woods, aud In this subject Mr.. Stock
toy has found an excellent oppor-
tauity or giving full play TO bis
characteristic and fanciful humor,
The general tone OF this tale Is the
same as that OF the authors famous
"Rudder Grange" and II will con-
tinue through thirteen numbers of
the Weekly, beginning with the issue
Of July 2.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

PHOENIX aud Gaiden Eagle BICYCLES
Al NJ Mitchell, Lewis 4 StaYer %. branch
lapposite brewery PhDenlx $50 and
AIS, Golden s27. so aud $50.
II. +. CARY, Manager.
7-6-tI.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07
When Going East

Use hrst-elass line in travelling between
Minneapolis. st, Paul aud Chicago, and he
principal towns in Central Wisconsin.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and chair cars,
in service. 'N~'S.
The Dining earSsare operated in the,in,e,.
est oi Its patrons, the most elegant seryie.
ever ever lnAugurA1ed.A a Meals are served "a Ia
should read via ' "SAs'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07
JOURNAL "x- PAYS"

Lillian Barker Beede writes this
beautiful poem for the Des Molnes,
Ia, News:
"oH WHERE is MY sAlLoR-BoY TO,
NIGHT?"
Oh where is my sailor boy tonight,
AS the sun goes down and the
shadows fall;
And star-worlds come twinkling into
sight,
While the moon peers out from her
cloudy pail?
Oh where is my sailor.boy tonight,
As the winds go rollicking out to'sea
Tossing the wild waves with mad
delight;
Oh my sailor boy, where 0 where
is he?
Beneath the old flag he sailed away,
With a brave young heart, but a
mothers fears
Euwrapped all ,the sky that sweet
spring day,
As saw him go, through a mist Of
tears.
Oh where is my boy, my sailor boy,
Does he dream OF home and OF loved
ones dear,
The mother who gave her pride an1
JOY
Is mis- pillow wet with homesick
tearp
On where IL my sailor.b boy tonight,
Does battle rage from a southern
sea?
My boy--is he there, amid the fight,
Does he live or perish for llbertyY
Oh where is my sallor-b0y tonight,
Does he wounded lie on couch OF
pain,
And count the long moments weary
flight,
AS he calls for mother and home In
vain?
Wherever my boy may be tonight,
/ belieye-l know--as 20 To rest,
The Father is keeping an oversight,
And not mine, o God, but thy will
e best.
And the spirits monkeyed with the
tally sheets.
Who wouldn't live In 'FrlscoY The
politicians are to spend only si.29 on
the 800 Ia taxes.
Miss Joan Wilson OF New York will
not wed the Duke OF Manchester.
The engagement is of. The Duke is
Wild aud deadbeat.
darcy, Richardson and Carson
treat Judge Boise on the bench very
respectfully. And that is right. They
lave cases before him.
-
When sharp-nosed and sharp
polluted toed dudes like Waffle Toozle
aud Mckinley Hobart Mitchell can
come To Salem, and-but IT'S too
stinking H. stir.
For the second time this year one
OF the great carpet factories OF New
England is Obliged 70 reduce its run
ming time. But little matters of this
kind we're not allowed 10 disturb the
sonplacency OF MIR. Dlngley's con-
gressional conyention.
-.
A peoples party man In Malheur
county has been lucky, j. IL. Wilson
was the Peoples party candidate for
assessor aud 5. l.. Payne the Repuoli
eau. They tied IN ass votes Ia The
county. On June 30, according TO the
law In such cases they drew lots foi
the Office aud Wilson, the Peoples
party man, won.
Councilman James Doak OF Oregon
City, has completed his ne~ cannon
lie gave tia trial Monday aud Il
was found 60 work perfectly. IL ls
made Of solid steel, Is 81 feet long,
with a bore Of ~ Inches, and was
used 10 nripg patriotic salutes on the
Fourth Of July.
OIL Alleys paper says: There Is no
man Ia the state OF Oregon who Is so
we'll Informed as o. the needs OF the
tate ~ IL Mr., Hermann. No man
could be fodnd who Is so we'll ae-
quainted with public men atwashlng-
Con or who has the confidence OF the
leading mon of the nation, 10 a
greater extent than bas Binger Her
mann.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
POR RTLAND-SALEM ROUTE-Stsame
Ruth for Portland Mov y, Wednesday an
Friday at 10 a. m. For Corvallis, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at3 pm. Steame,
Elmore for r-land Tuesday, Thursday ano
Saturday at TI5a.m.
Transfers to street car line at Oregon CITY
II the steamers are delayed there. Round
trip tickets to all points in Oregon, Washing
ton, California or the east. ConnectinP
made at Portland with all rail, ocean and
river lines.
w. H. HURLBURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or j..
g. M. BOWERS, Agent, Trade street dock
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

The Child Garden for June is the
same excellent publication for the
little ones and has broadened its field
of labor by becoming the national Or
gan OF the Mothers club movement.
For full information address 1888
Prospect Avenue, Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

= ANrIwELL pEFECTIVK AGENCY. Ia
~ Kearny stroet san Francisco. Cal To
district attorneys. sheriiis, attorneys a.
Law aud private parties; Prepared 10 transact
all business Of cOnhdantai and intricate
character expeditously aud on reasons~.-
terms. Correspondents all oy~s ~ NStse
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

An drussl-ts ssll Dr' Miles' Nerve Plassera
Pain hos 40 ahow with M. Mils.' PAIN etiA.
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her impressions. The account will b,
continued Ia the July number. Ad
dress, Woman's Temple. Chicago.
The Child Garden for June is the
same excellent publication for the
little ones and has broadened its field
Of labor by becoming the national or
gan OF the Mothers club movement.
For full information address 9335
Prospect Avenue, Chicago.
Joel Chandler Harris's latest book IL
thoroughly enjoyable. 1t is full o.
quaint humor and may be read to tht
entire family circle with the certainty
OF interesting young and old. This
is the one quality of a classic that
eleYates it above all other literature.
There are twelve short stories all cou-
nected with the war and before and
after the war and IN and about At
lanta. There is The same feeling oI
gentleness and softness in the literary
finish that one experiences Ia taxing
up rich old fabric that was worn
generations ago. tales Of the Home
Folks will be welcome every where.
Houghton, Miffiln & Company, Bos
ton.
The Atlantic Monthly contains a
strong and charming collection OF fea.
lures for July. 1t contains fiye pa
pers by great writer's on great currenl
themes. There is short story that
Is very cute. The Battle of the Strong,
By Gilbert Parker continues to hold
It's interest ds serial and shows that
In this Canadian writer we have The
master spirit Of romantic fiction since
the days OF Stevenson. Bliss Carman's
poem "In Bay StreeC" is the besI
piece of verse that has appeared out
side the pages or Kipling in many b
year. There are other excellent arti
tices and not To have the Atlantic ou
your list OF magazines is too grave al
error OF Judgment in literary matters
TO leaYe long uncorrected.
There are "a large folio pages In the
July Demorest Magazine with Illus
trations and variety Of time matters
that is fairly bewildering, but must
be very satisfactory To the family 81
fortunate as TO get the old faVorite ia
It's new dress and manner. 81 90 a yea
10 cents a number at the news stands,
or address The Arkell Publishing Co.,
llO Fifth Avenue, New York.
Every family with boy in it or a
man who has any love OF outdoor
sports should haYe the wholesome
stimulant Of copy Of the Outing
Magazine. 1t has articles on the
sports OF the season, is richly illus
trated and very carefully edited with
great deal of literary taste for the
king OF spoItJ journals. Anglers will
be pleased TO learn that The Outing
Co. has undertaken the publication OF
the american Angler, so long pub
lisheo by WIN. @. Harris, and he will
continue to edit the same, AS West
ern Oregon is the anglers paradise,
being the home Of everything that Is
gamy and tinny from the mOuntaio
rainbow TO the royal Chinook
salmon, there ought to be some sub
scribers for this magazine in this
territory. Address, the Outing Co.,
239.24l, Fifth avenue, New York, for
a sample copy,
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A. c. SHEIDON
zeal agent, Portland q,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

OIL Alleys paper says; There Is no
man In the state Of Oregon who Is so
we'll Informed as o. the needs of the
tate a. IL Mr., Hermann. No man
could be fodnd who Is so we'll ae-
quainted with public men atwashing-
con or who has the confidence OF the
leading men of the nation, 10 a
greater extent than bas Binger Her
mann.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07
The Wisconsin
Central Lines.

ior all connections at Chicago and Afy...l.
For ca tern points. -Ass
neketiull information esll On Sod, -.
ticket agent o. wTile A's's
c-,.,p JAS; c. POND,
oI JAS. A CLOCK, .General AsSH,u ur.
STARK Street Portland Or VA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

Councilman James Doak OF Oregon
City, has completed his ne~ cannon
he gave tia trial Monday aud Il
was found 20 work perfectly. IL IL
made Of solli steel, is 81 feet long,
With a bore Of ~ Inches, and was
used 10 hripg patriotic salutes on the
Fourth Of July.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

A N0v.LlY ~ aU1TeRr. rs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

OA9ToREA.
R..,.,1. 1IAs kAd Ya Aaa nasE bslgti
'';;.'" : &1HzZSzsl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

A peoples party man 10 Malheur
county has been lucky. ]. IL. Wilson
was the Peoples party candidate for
assessor andS. l.. Payne the Republi
eau. They tied IN 4Ss votes In The
county. On June 30, according TO the
law In such cases they drew lots foI
the Office aud Wilson. the Peoples
party man, won.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

Justin Mccarthy has about written
himself out on Gladstone but Is going
to further empty his mind with "An
Account OF Mr.. dladstone's Attitude
Toward the American Question:"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

An American author is to call a
new book "Modern Instances" dis
tinct appropriation Of Mr.. Howells
"A Modern Instance The latter is
considered Howells' best volume OF
fiction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

James Lane Allen has never pro-
duccd anything like his Kentucky
Cardinal. His later works are deYOid
pf That fine aroma and subdued but
lasting interest. He seems remarkably
de void of sense Of humor and other
people cannot take him seriously as
he does himself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

Mr., Frank r. Stockton's new serial.
which will run In harper's Weekly
during the summer mouths, has been
entitled "The Associate Hermits. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

For the second time this year one
OF the great carpet factories OF New
England is Obliged 70 reduce its run
ming time. But little matters of this
kind were not allowed 10 disturb the
sonlplacency OF MIR. Dlngley's con-
gresslOnal convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-07

darcy, Richardson and Carson
treat Judge Boise on the bench very
respectfully. And that is right. They
nave cases before him.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-29
OIL NOTES.
THE OIL MARKET.

The erratic workings of Yoke &
Co.'s No. on the Fluharty lease
in the northeast extension of the
Elk Fork pool, has caused high cx-
element and corresponding de-
preston to alternate in the breasts
of the operators and all others who
are interested in the future of our
oil resources.
The report reached the city
Thursday evening that the well
had been drilled in the Big Init1r1
and that twas showing up thirty
barrels an hour. The oil men were
in fervor of excitement until the
report was discredited by later I'M
formation.
Late last evening good etidings
came from the well and from & fe-
liable source. Superintendent
F, culp,- sHReriatesdepsf for Treat
& Crawford, who was on the spot,
telephoned in that drilling had been
resumed and when only few taps
had been given the gas. pressure in
creased four fold and the oil was
spraying $50 feet in the air. The
report of the gas can be heard a
mile distant.
Last evening Yoke & Co. sold
their No. =, On the Morrow farm,
which recently showed for big
gasser, to Treat & Crawford.
The latest information from Yoke
& Co.'s Fluharty No. 2 is to the eff
feet that the we'll is making a good
showing for oil. 1t will be drilled
deeper.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-29

the Maccabees was formed and the
history Of the Modern Maccabees
reads In a similar way to that Of
their ancient prototypes, although
not surrounded by the oppression
but rather budding in the free soil
d the Western hemisphere, yet
there were troubles and gloomy
times Of it. 1t took patience, per-
serverence and indomitable courage
TO bring order from chaos and es.
tablish the system that now rules
this grand institution.
Following general history
of the order, it is proper to notice
a short sketch Of West Virginia.
In 1892 the first tent was instituted
by deputy from Pennsylvania in
New Cumberland in the northern
part of the state. At the close of
the year there were 2I members in
the state. During 1898 the num-
Der was raised to 2I9 and tents in
stituted in other sections of the
state. On April I, 1896, c. C..
Showalter was appointed State
commander and at once entered up
on the work. The membership
was SAB and at the close of 1896
there were 786 members. The
first State convention was called to
meet at Clarksburg November IS,
1896. The majority of the tents
sent representatives.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-29
Mr. ThOmas's Side orthe DetInue Case.

Mr. ThOmas's Side OF the DetInue Case.
There are always two sides to a
lawsuit and the public is never in
a position to know the merits or
even the truth of the contention
until both sides are heard and even
a reporter is deceived when only
one side is presented to him. This
was the case yesterday in the infor-
nation received concerning the
suit of w. J. Welsh VS. A. e.
Thomas for possession of watch.
The facts in the case are as follows:
Not Mr.. Welsh, but friend of
his, Mr.. Alb. S. Kelly came to Mr..
Thomas some two weeks ago and
desired to borrow some money on
a watch. Mr.. Thomas refused 20
lend him any money on the watch,
but consented to purchase it, which
he did for the sum named in yester-
days Review. About a week alter,
Mr.. Welsh called on Mr.. Thomas
and demanded his watch, which
was the first intimation Mr.. Thomas
had that the watch was not the
property OF the man who had sold
it to him. After some discussion,
disagreement was had, the result
OF which is the suit now pending.
Thomas knows nothing about the
financial success of the two parties
since he became possessed of the
watch. But he does know that if
the watch belongs to Mr.. Welsh,
his friend received money under
false pretense, the chances being
that Mr.. Welsh was a party to the
scheme.
Mr.. Thomas is no pawnbroker
and in no respect has he been doing
a pawnbroker business, either in
this case or in any other. He is a
business man of integrity and in
dustry, with good business, which
under his energy, the advertising
columns of the Review and the ap-
probation of square treatment by
the public, is constantly increasing.
The watch in question is not
worth forty dollars by several tens,
which is another example of the
uncertainty OF information when a
lawsuit is involved.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-29
GAS ENGINE RUINED.
Bad Mishap Last Evening at the EIec-
tric Light Plant.

Between o'clock and 9 o'clock
last evening one Of the Otto gas en-
gines at the electric light works
was practically ruined. The acci-
dent was caused by a defective bolt
on the connecting rods, which
broke and freed the rods from the
main brass. In the explosion which
ensued, the intricate mechanism of
the engine was either badly strained
or broken, and the piston head on
the top cylinder forced out through
the bed plate. The huge fly wheels
were making $50 revolutions min
ute at the time OF the accident.
William Depew, the head engi-
neer, acted promptly in turning off
the power, regardless of personal
danger. Had the engine become
loosened from the bed the building
would doubtless have figured in the
Wreckage.
This engine was put in one year
previous to July fourth last, at an
expense of $500. 1t is of no
horse power and an exact duplicate
of the other engine.
Superintendent Jones states that
the remaining power will be insult
fcient to light the entire city, un-
less the business portion consent to
a material reduction in their show
window illuminations. A steam
engine may be substituted for the
one wrecked.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-29
Next Weeks Attraction.

Tears, laughter and excitement
was the rule at the academy last
night, The house was filled to
sutfocation. The r. J.. Erwood
Stock company was the attraction
and it more than filled all promises.
Rochester News.
At the Olston opera house one
solid week commencing Monday
October 81. Prices IS, IS and IS
cents.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-10-29
Lost.

J. B. Duffey has lost a check
book on the Citizens National
Bank of Washington, Pa, contain
ing in addition to the stubs several
papers, valuable only to the owner.
Finder will please leave at Hockin-
berry's restaurant and be suitably
rewarded.