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,5,,?pwp?ww W 3W W DAILY CAPITAL JOUBNAI ftALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1003. f 4 r '.Or, DRAGGING down pains are a symptom of the most serious trouble which can attack a woman, viz: falling of the womb. With this, generally, come irregular, painful, scanty or profuse periods, wasteful, weakening drains, dreadful backache, headache, nervousness, dizziness, irritability, tired feeling, inability to walk, loss of appetite, color and beauty. The cure is WINE OF Km mm Bra Eflwi 7 R g s THE FEMALE REGULATOR, that marvelous, curative extract, or natural wine, of herbs, which exerts such a wonderful, strengthening influence on all female organs. Cardui relieves pain, regulates the menses, stops drains and stimulates the womb muscles to pull the womb up into place. It is a sure and permanent cure for all female complaints. WRITE US A LETTER Pat ulda 11 timidity and irrlto ui freely and frankly, In strictest confi dence, telling us all your symptoms and troublos. We wilt send free adrico (In plain, sealed enrelope), how to enretbem. AddrcMt Ladles' Adrlaory rjept., The Ouattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. "I SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN In rny womb and ovaries," writes Mrs, Naomi Balcp, of Webster Droves, Mo., "also In iny right and left sides, and my menses were very painful and Irregular, fllnco taking Cardui, I feel llko a new woman, and do not suffer as I did. It Is the bet medi cine I ever bad In rny bouso." sks K UNICIPAL OWNERSHIP Municipal ownership of waterworks other public utilities moans thnt hstever profits la earnod goes to the ople, and not to swell tho fortuno of irato individuals or corporations. ffon City is a town in point. Tho yr Biter plant thoro ost tho city $75,000 IJ Bt thcro is a not profit now of about ,000 por yonr, and tho dobt on tho irks is already roducod to $23,000 i is being swiftly paid off from tho rplas income Anothor caso is that Goldondnlo. Tho city was bondod 1890 for $10,000 to install a system water works, and slnco thnt tlmo rovomentfl hnvo beoa nddod to tho ouht of $12,000, making n total ount of $22,000 invested. Up to at two years ago tho water was uishodi by Hess & Cooper for $12,000 r year, but at that timo tho city ght tho pipe lino at a cost, of $0, i and now tho city owtra all its tcr systom. Tho rovenuo received by tho city torn tho wntor is $5,400 per year and cost of maintaining tho samo is bout $4,800. or in other words, the item is paying about 22 per cent on cnpltnl invested. Tho Sherman County Obsorver says: Tho Dalles has a bonded indebted- w of $72,000 for tho city water int. Tho bonds corao duo in about ten years. Of this amount, $52,000 for tho first issue. Sufficient funds now on hnnd to moot tho payment hen due. Interest on this fund off- ft the intorcBt paid to tho bondhold- t A sinking fund is also rapidly (cumulating for tho lattor issuo of "0,000, mado a fow yoars ago for an xtenslon of tho systom, "When tho Ms aro duo paymont will bo mado p full. Tho jrovonuo from tho water jhat is $1,700 n month in summor, P1 about $1,500 n month in winter. o men aro employod to look after e system, at a salary of $05 per Pontb each. This, togothor with ox ke for ronalrs. loavea tho city w IJ200 a month in nlnrn In thn InVlnr Mad. In a few years Tho Dalles will Te a unnUsomo Incomo for all city sjxnscs paid directly by tho munlcl bml water plant. Corvallis Times. bo held over for further tests. This is ono of Mr. Burbnnk's busiest sea" sons, nnd ho haa very littlo timo to dovoto to visitors, and only thoso who mako a provlous ongagement can hopo to havo a fow minutos' talk wltl hint Curiosity sockors should clvo tho Burbnnk rosldonco a wido borth, for Mr. Burbank is too busy to spond nny timo worthlessly, and doos not do so. . INDIAN SCHOOL CLOSING Salem Training School Has Excellent Programs-Notes on Commencenent Day Thcro wns a large nttendanco of Salem people at tho graduating oxer ciscs of tho Salem Indian Training School at Chemawa Tuesday nftornoon and ovcnlng , and all wcro highly pleased. superintendent Chalcraft, superln teiiuont in chnrgo of the Salem Indian school, has boon in tho service 22 years Of this tlmo ho was 13 years at tho Chchalis agency and Puyallup school. Then ho camo to tho Salem school, ro tired from tho scrvlco awhile, was four years supervisor of Indian schools, and tiieu roturned to Salem on Superintend cnt Potter's resignation. Assistant Superintendent Campbell has been in tho Indian scrvlco slnco 1881. Ho stnrtcd on his official career In Carlisle, Pa., tho mother of all mod' orn Indian Training schools; was suv perintendent nt SIssoton. 8. Dak., trans- BTBA1N TOO GREAT. Hundreds of Salem Readers Find It Bo. r i 4 ., 'U "Wizard" Burbank Busy. Tho thousands of varieties' of nota ry which were planted some timo ago r turner uurbanlc'a experimental Ponds, from which Mr. Burbank will wefully select specimens with the la of producing a potato that will wlutioolzo the. tuberworld,are all Rising rapid crowth. savs tho San iMico Examiner. It. will not he "til digging time cornea that tho se ctions will bo made. Then hundreds ho potatoes will bo discarded. Only Tho hustlo and worry of business men, Tho hard work and stooping of workmen, Tho .woman's household cares, Aro too great rt strain on tho kidnoys, Backache, hoadacho, Bidoacho, Kidney troublos, urinary troublos fol low. A Salem citizen tolls you how to euro thorn all. Jaeob E. McCoy, bridgo builder and contractor, rosiding on Capitol atreot, second house boyond Mill creok, says: "I havo always onjoyod good health up to flvo or six yoars ago. Along nbout that timo my kidnoys com menced to botbor me. There was not so much backacho, but tho irlnclpal symptoms woro in connection with the kidney secretions. A strain or over exertion vory ofton caused komorr hogofl of tho kidneys. I eannot eay that it was so painful, but it .was very annoying. I used various remodlos, and whllo some garo rellof, others were worthless. In sorno way Doan's Kidnoy Pills were brought to my no tlce, and whon up town I dropped into Dr. Stone's Drug Store and procured n box, taking thorn as directed. A fow dosos gavu vory convincing proof that they woro going to tho right spot, and though I can't say thoy havo eurod me as I may novor bo cured, I can state that thoy gavo mo wondorful rellof. -I have a high opinion of Doan's Kid noy 's rills and cheerfully recommend them." For sale by all doalors. Price 60 cents. Foutor-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, ,ole agents for tho Unitod States. Bomembor tho name Doan's and tako no other. Eemembcx tho Editor. Lovo letters should always be writ ten only on tho one sido of tho paper. This will mnko it much more conven ient for tho newspapers when tho -Jotters aro road in court in breach of promiso suits. Somervillo Journal. FLETCHER'S OTHT.nB.Ky cry roa OA8TOBZA. ""tll pTcontago of tho tubers will ages. Consistent . Career. "I can remomber whon the wealthy Mr. Hidcm didn't have a dollar of his own," said the man who dispnr- The Habit of Health Many people have a habit of ailing. How much better it would be J. ' i to keep well. For health, after all, is largely a matter of Moit, which all may acquire with a little practise. BEECHAM'S PILLS mcK good habits to Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. If you ? i?,ubj,ect to Bilious Attacks, suffer from Constipation or are P,ii i ,. w,th IncUjrestton, Nervousness or Headache, Beednm's 5h.,i.iWlI1.reform a" tlese bad. habits and set an example of good iirli 'i.wich ,he bodv wffl quickly follow. You can break tip all rnl..yju lS? hy occasionally using the health suggestions trans ited by Beccham's Pills. w Everywhere la Boxes. IOc and . forred'to tho Wind River school, Sho shone, reservation, Wyoming, then to wnrm Springs, nnd thence to Salem. Disciplinarian David E. Browcr has boon reared in the Indian educational work. Ho was born nn Indian near Tncomn, was ofllcor at Forest Grove, and camo with tho school when it was located whoro it now is near Sa lem. Ho wns detailed to tako posses sion of tho grounds beforo tho first blow was struck on a building. For threo years ho (has boon living nt his homo ncor Tncomo, and on Juno 0th re sumed his position at Chemawa. Among tho visitors on- commencement day woro several old pionoors, who gavo most interesting reminiscences of their first visits to Chemawa. W. D. Clnggott, whoso old homo place jolnB Chemawa 6n tho west, has killed door on nearly ovary aero of the sito of Uio government school. He was first on tho grounds 63 years ago this fall, and pointed to n littlo riso of ground on which tho great water tank now stands whoro ho klllod two deer standing on ono log. Ho did not say- whether ho stood on tho ono log or tbo deer. In thoso days when one met as many In- dlanti ns whites tho. whito man saluted: "Klaholm." Tho Indian replied: ''Ka mika clatawa." Good day. Whore aro you golngf Both racos woro obllgod to employ tho jargon for intercourse. It was more necessary for tho whites to speak Indian than for tho Indians to speak white. John Minto, who was at tho forenoon oxer- clsos, rodo his pony over tho site of this govornmont school in 1843, or sixty years ago, from tho Salem hills to St. Paul. Tho country was bonvlly timberod and thoro wero rooro Indians than whitos. Chomayway, as it was tbon pronouncod, was four miles north west on a bench of land, just nbovo tho river bottom. His salutation whon hcme.an, Indian was:, "Klaholm, six." Ills Indian replied: "Nawitka," or "Klaheira, nawitka." Good day, frlond. Good day, certainly. Of courso tho Indians of thoso days aro gone. Tho missionary, civilization, whiakoy and other concomitants of progress havo wiped the red man of pioneerdom out of oxistence. HU descendants aro hero to the third and fourth genera tion, with most gonerous representa tion of white blood. Tho Indian who slouched through the forest with pan thor tread to stalk his deer with bow and arrow or even closer spear throw, is represented by the .manly, upright figures of educated boys and girls. Tbo only Indian gait left is on some little fellows right off tho reservation-. The rest walk "white." Tho general ap pcaranco and health of the boys and girls is excellent. Thoy havo bright eyes and happy faces, walk with jaun ty and snappy step, aro well fed and well clothed, as well they may be on an allowance of $107 per capita, and all tho comforts of government homos. There aro about 600 children hero, more than half of more or less white parontago, and 60 to 60 employes, most ly white. Excepting an epidemic of measles last winter, with one fatality, thero is almost no hospital record to speak of. Good drainage, septic sew erage, plenty of good water, vegeta bles and fruit have done tbeirwork. Tho Field Sports. Befor a very largo crowd and' amid most beautiful weather, the following events wero pulled off, Assistant Su perintendent Campbell timo keeper, Farrow starter, Woods clerk, Brewer marshal: nurdla race, 120 yards: Silas Moon, l.t- Matuella William. 2d: time, 10 -., seconds. Second hurdle: Theo. McCuUey, 1st; I Martin Simpson, 2d; time, 10 seconds. Third hurdle: Silas Moon, lBt; Theo. McCulley, fid; time, 17 seconds. Running 100 yard dash: James Smith, 1st; Levi Sector, 2d; Joo Juro do, 3d; time, 10 seconds. Polo vault: Merl Poland, 9 feet, C incnos; Silas Moon, 0 feet. 3 inches; Oswnld Wiggins, 9 feet 3 inches. Running, 220 yard dash: Jim Smith first, Joseph .Tnrndo second, Levi Los tor third; time 24 seconds. Running high jump; Oswnld Wiggins 4 feet 9 inches, Asn Bagncll 4 feet 7 inches, Mori Poland 4 foot 0 inches, Chnrlcs Bolton 4 feet 0 inches. Running, 440 yards: Peter Cnsoy first, Lovl Lorter second, Theo McCully, it. wunpunmh; timo 59$ seconds. Shot put: Jim Smith 34 foot 0 Inches. 34 foct 3 inches; 811ns Moon 30 foot 7 inches, 31 feet 8 Inches, 30 feet 9 inchest Thoo McOulIy 20 foct 0 Inches, 28 foct 1 inch, 28 feet 1 inch. MIlo run: Mnrsollo Wlllson first, Joo Jurado second, Eugcno Williams 3, Frank Rosenberg, Oplo Gowdy, Arthur Tyler; timo 5 minutes 23 seconds. Tho grnduatcing exercises in tho aft ernoon wero attended by a largo nunv bor of Salem peoplo and' residents of tho suburbs about Chemawa. Tho program wns carried out in tho usual crcdltablo manner. AH Indian school superintendents ox coll In some line, nnd tho bright faces of employes and ehlldron indlcnto that Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnlcrnft aro doing good work that counts in tho permanent up building of tho cductntionnl work en trusted to them. Tho brnss band has been reorganized by Mr. Teabo, strong mnn of Ohoranwn baseball toani. Ho 1ms his players well In hnnd and thoy nro doing somo good tonm work on tho wind instruments. After tho band concert nnd dress pa rado tho evening program was rendoro'd. Moro of tho bright Chemawa boys and girls took part. Mrs. Campbell and Miss Campbell conducting tho musical features. Tho wholo concludod with n well presented farco. Personal Mention. W. C. Prico and wlfo woro at tho ex ercises. Ho was pastor of tho Methodist church nnd at tho agency at Blackfoot, Southern Idaho, beforo locating in Sa lom four years ago. Ho bought tho Lyons proporty on tho Gardon road, and ronted a placo on Stnto stroot. Mr. Prico oxprcesod himself highly ploasod with tho oxcollcnt quality, of tho work done in ovcry department of this school. Riley Ritcblo, who has a berry farm betwoon Chemawa and Salem. Ho grows four acres strawberries, selling. 0173 pounds from 12,800 plants. For 7170 pounds ho got 3Vi cents. Tho rest wcro sold on the placo at $1 a erutu. His total cash from a first year crop, excopt 4000 plants, wns $310.32, II'. L. Ritchoy of Spoknno has been visiting his fathor at Mt. Angel, nnd liil brother near Salem, He loft last night for home. A.. Korb was at tho Chemawa com moucement with his old friend, L. W. Oglovio, and son of Burr Oak, Kansas. Thoy loft last night for California to visit relatives. Thoy thought Mr, Koob had dono well in coming to Salem-lost March. Mrs. Alico Wuril and sistor, Miss Dora Adams of Illinois, aro guosts of Mr. and Mrs. Jx D. Honry. They wit nessed tbo exercises and praised them vory highly. Nobody To BiamJ Btri: Yourself AIMOST OUR ENTIRE STOOK OF FURNITURE IS OFFERED DURING; THE REMAINDER OF AUQUStfAltf'' " r . i Ftom JO to 35 pet Cent Off Tins GREAT SAVING TO PURCHASERS IS HA VINCI THE DE SIRED EFFECT. OUR INVENTORY, TAKEN AUGUST 1ST, TELLS US WB HAVE TOO MUCH STORED IN OUR BASEMENT, 1D3NOB WE DECIDED TO CLEAS OUT THE SURPLUS BEFORE OUR FALL AND WINTER PURCHASES BEGH TO ARRIVE. " A BmGLE PIEOH OK TURNXTURE FOR AIT ENTERE HOUSE CAN BE HAD AT THIS GREAT CLEARANCE BALE. IT IS UP TO YOU. BUY NOW, OR FOREVER REFRAIN FROM SAYmG "FURNITURE IS TOO EXPENSIVE." ALL OUR TENTS WILL BE CLOSED OUT. House Furnishing Co 1 77 Liberty Street. BttteFat27 1-2 PER POUND AND PRESS CHARGES. WE PAY EX- Commetcial Cream Company Oravo Trouble Foreseen. It needs but littlo foresight to toll, that when your stomach nnd liver are badly affeetod, grave trouble is ahoad, unless you tako tho proper medicine ior your disease, as Miu John A. Young, of Clay, N. Y., did. She says: "I had neuralgia of tho liver and stomach, my heart was weakened, and I could not eat. I was ttrj bad for a long time, bnt in El e trie Bitters I found just what I needed, for they quickly relieved and cured me." Best medicine-for weak women. Sold under guarantee by J. O. Perry, DrnggUt, ra, Of., at SOe a botttle. ' o Proposals for Roofing. Sealed proposals endorsed "Propo sals for re-roofing" will bo received by tho superintendent of the Oregon State Penitentiary for re-roofing tbq foundry buildings at tho Penitentiary (consist ing approximately of 400 squares), un til a.t-t... oo -innc .1 o -.i.i, i ... .tuUB, MM, A VVJf . V VVV4.V fi at the Penitentiary, and then publicly opened. Specifications can be seen at the of fice of tho Superintendent of the Pen itentiary and Pugh & Logg, architects, Salem, Oregon. , J Bids must be submitted on forms ob tained from the Superintendent. The board hereby reserves tho right to reject and and all bide. O. W. JAMES, Superintendent Salem, Oregon August 8, 1005. 81M4.1C18-19 Harly fltttod to discuss theso mattors, rocontly mild: "In nttomping to trans plant tho Philippines their social nnd political institutions, products -of tho unlquo conditions of tho United Slalos, tho Americans show a remarkablo blindness to tho causes of tlmlr nmi development, for ovcry natural circum stance which has contributed to tho growth of a distinctly American civil! rntlon is wuntiiig in tho Philippine Islnnds." Orcat minds may differ on this ques tion, but this nntion could cortutnly afford to bo consistent und ccaso to prato of peaco whllo engaged in actlvo war. Columbus Iobs. Agonizing Burns. Aro Instantly relieved and perfectly healed by Bueklen's Arniea Salve. O. Hlvenbark, Jr., of Norfolk, Va., writes: "I burnt my knee dreadfully; that It blistered all over. Bueklen's Arnica Salvo stopped tho pain, and healed It without a scar." Also heals all wounds and sores. 2fle at J. O. Perry's, Drug gist, Salem Oregon; ' o The Southern Pacific company Will sell tickets, Salem to Boswel! Springs and return up to and including September 80, 1005, 1005, limited to 80 days, rato of $5.65. fr3tf FLETCHER'S 0B3LDRBN OBT FOB OASTOKIA. Glaring Inconsistency. Tbo glaring inconsistency botwen pronchlng nnd practlco woro novor hot ter Ulustrntod than whon, on "ponco day" Inst wcok word was rccolvod that Goneral Wood had just succcodod in killing 300 Moros in tho Philippines. Thus whllo tho pooplo of America woro down on their knocs praying for "ponce," and whllo school ehlldron wero being glvon spocial instructions against tho horrors and brutalities of war nnd tho beauties and bonoflconco of poace ono of our own genorols lead ing an army of our own troops wns engagod in killing somo peoplo who bolonged to us by right of purchase To bo euro tho need of pence instruc tion has boon fostorod by tho war be tween ItuMia nnd Japan, and it was tbo exnmplo of theso two warring na tions that prompted tho ponco procla mation, and it seems right and proper that the spectacle of war which theso two nations aro furnishing tho world should be used as a great teacher for poace. Tho quickness with which enthusias tic peace advocates have seen their op portunity in this respect is commenda ble. But how about (ho Philippine beam in our own eyof Is it right or consistent for tho American nation to carry on a war against tho Filipinos whilo condomnlng war between Russia and Japan f Another thing, when tho causes of tho two wars are studiod, aro they not fundamentally tho samp! Russia wants certain territory that Ja pan wants. If Russia succeeds in get ting this territory sho may oventually invade Japan and seek to Russianize her. Tho Philippines claim torrltory whloh tho United States wants. If tho Unitod States is allowed to aequiro completo mastery over all this terri tory, sho wilt either Americanize tbo Filipino or wipe him from tho fnco of! tho earth. LIGHT AND DELICIOUS According to dispatches tbeso 300' HOME MADE BREAD Filipinos which General Wood killed 'Is always tho kind that rewards tho wero well armed, which fact lends spo- housowifo or cook for using tbo Salem eial significance to a victory that cost flour. Its always suro to givo tbo ut us only seven lives, and more than most satisfaction, and "win golden warrants tbo general's eloquent felici- opinions root all sorts of peoplo" for tatlons on tbo neatness and dispatch her skill as a good bread maker. Our with which his troops performed their. superior Salem flour is unexcollod for "dangerous and difficult" task. high quality and flno flavor, and la An eminet student of races of me,n pure and healthful, and International policies, one pecu- SAXBaf FLOUBINO W3JJL FLSTOHSS'8 OHILDHKW OBT FOX OASTOaiA. L-&Z3Sr "Jifi Kunz!?si 3