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DAILY CAPITAL JOUBSAI, 8ALBM, OREGOK, THBCBSDAY, MARCH 13,1911. rs sis V Art & Women Are Constantly Being Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. "Worth mountains of gold," says one woman. Another says, "I would not give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for all the other medicines for women in the world." Still another writes, " I should like to have the merits of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound thrown on the sky with a searchlight so that all suffering women could read and be convinced that there is a remedy for their ills." We could fill a newspaper ten times the size of this with such quo tations taken from the letters we have received from grateful women whose health has been restored and suffering banished by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Why has Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable Compound accomplished such a universal success ? Why has it lived and thrived and kept on doing its glorious work among tho sick women of the- world for more than 30 years ? Simply and surely because of its sterling worth. Tho reason no other medicine has ever approached its success is plainly and sim ply because there is no other medicine so good for women's ills. Here are two letters that just came to tho writer's desk only two of thousands, but both tell a comforting story to every suffering wo man who will read them and be guided by them. FItOM MRS. 1. II. BROWN. EASTER IN JHE HOME Seasonable Suggestions For Enter taining or For Making the Day a Notable One For the Mem bers of the Family. w Iola, Kansas. "During theChange of Life I was side for two yearB. He fore I took your medicine I could not bear the weight of my clothes and was liloated very badly. I doc tored with three doctors but they did me no good. They said nature must have its way. My sister ad vised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's VegetableOouipoundand I purchased a bottle, lie tore it was gono the bloating left mo and 1 was not so sore. I continued taking it until I had taken 12 bottles. Now I am Btronger than I have been for years and can do all my work, even the washing. Your medicine is worth Its weight in gold. I cannot praise it enough. If more women would take your medicine there would bo more healthy women. Yon may use this letter for the good of others." Mrs. D. II. HuowN, SOU North Walnut Street, Iola, Kan. Write to LYDIA E.I'INKHAM MEDICINE CO. (CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN. MASS.,tora(lvieo. Your letter will be onencil. rend mill answered by a woman and hold in strict conlidouce. MRS. WILLIAMS SAYS: Klkhart, Ind. " I suffered for 14 years from organic iuilammation, fe male weakness, pain and irregulari ties. The pains in my sides were increased by walking or standing on my feetand 1 had suchawful bearing down feelings, was depressed in spirits and became thin and pale with dull, heavy eyes. I had six doctors from whom I received only temporary relief, I decided to give Lydia 10. I'inkham's Vegetable Com pound a fair trial and also the Sani tive Wash, I have now used the remedies for four months and cannot express my thanks for what they have done for me. Mrs. Haiiib Wil- i.iams,455 James Htreet, Elkhart, Indiana. IIKTIIF.K you give some special Easter entertain ment or whether your en ergies will bo devoted to milking the day agreeable to the mem bers of your own family, you may be Interested In these hints for giving the table a festive appearance: Use a tablecloth of creamy linen. For a centerpiece have a gigantic nest of yellow spun candy daintily tilled with candy eggs, Huffy yellow chicks coming out of real eggshells and fully batched chicks, or in the center build a low round mound of green bordered with little tufts of yellow and white daffo dils. Hovering over the flowers add here and there a butterfly mblem of Imuiiirtallty-out from writing paper, properly tinted wltb water colors and cunningly fastened among the flowers with long needles or tine wire. Sprinkle the elotb with daffodil blos soms and lay a special cluster nt eucli cover. Green, white and yellow are tho fa vorite spring combinations In table dec orations. A very attractive table Is one In yellow, green and white. It Is arranged with yellow crosuses or tulips and yellow Easter favors. Hanging baskets made of eggshells tilled with earth and plnnted with a minute fern or vine are attractive. For favors use porcelain eggs tinted a light yellow, drawn by dainty toy beastles uud tilled with weo yellow eggs. For n menu begin with n bisque of clams, followed by molded fish with egg sauce and sweetbread patties. To Cure a Cold In One D iy. lake LAXATIVE I'HOMO Qulnlno Tablets. Druggists refund monoy If It falls to euro. E. W. GHOVE'3 Signa ture Is on each box. 2 c. Internal revenue reports show that drinking and smoking arc grimily on tho increase in this country. The drink crs and smokers nro doubtless among tho loudest complainant about the In I creasing cost of living. SKnV'sMi -as... Rostein & Greenbaum Continuous Arrival of NEW DRY GOODS SICE COMIIISATION I'NDEH. WEAR MCE COItSET COVEKS 25 Cents EW 88-INCH CI KTAI.N MADRAS. 12 l-2c. Yd. NEW 811-1 NC II I'EltCALES 10c. a Yd. 50 Cents NEW A1MION GINGHAMS 6c. a Yd. LADIES' SUMMED I'NION SUITS 50c. and 38c. .-f t t'il M,K KMIHWIWY EIOI NCINU ;,0c A YAltD. MILLINERY lllg display of ready to wear hats. Tho newest In headgear, nice qual ity nnd trimmed right. Sinull prices. Artificial flowers, great assortment, everything deslrablo. Little, juices, f TO MAKE BASI'BEBBY SYRl'P AT SALEM To prevent tho waste by oversupply of raspberries In tho Willamette val ley, which amounts to hundreds of crates every year, the Salem Fruit Union has tentative plans for equip ping the canning plant of the union for the manufacture of raspberry syr up for the use of soda fountains and Ice cream stores. G. M. Vorls, an ex tensive grower of raspberries, In the Mornlngslde section, was a visitor nt the headquarters of the union yester day afternoon, and suggested to Man ager Crawford the establishment ot such a factory. The suggestion was not new to Man ager Crawford, not a Mr. urawroru and his assistant,. Bob Paulus, have had the plan In mind for some time. The expense of Installing the neces sary equipment will be Investigated at once, and If found not too neavy, it is probable that before tho end of the season the union will be manufactur ing first-class raspberry syrups. Most of the fruit Byrups used -by the K'a'em refreshment parlors are obtained from Portland markets. Should the fruit Union establish a fac tory, there la no doubt that It would keep the local stores supplied with lnspberry syrup. It Is believed thai the supply would be more than sufll cient to supply tin local stores, nud that a good murk -X for the product could be worked up with other cities In the valley. The saving of the oversupply of ber ries has been a problem with Willam ette growers for years, and It seems that the syrup factory suggested by Mr. Vorls Is the solution of the dif ficulty, i ft Skin ot Beauty is a Joy Forever DR. T. FELIX GOURAUDS ORIENTAL CREAM OR MAGICAL BEA11TIFIER RemoTM Tin, PlmplM, Krecklet, Stulfi lMchi't, Riub, and hkln iJlneaoe nn every 01011110 nn benuty, Rkiit tie tiet iSeiectlim. It liuatouii tlio twt of to your, aiut la no hjritilfs wf tiwti'li tohcnurelt Id pr-iperly made, AccfH no counter fvlt nf similar irtmi, Pr. L. A. &nro mild tn a la.1y of tli htiut t n vl l:Uk'nn. "As ym U'lltiP Will UHtf tilt'lU I ipcnmnit-ni Invite Your Friends TO THF FORMAL CELEBRATION OF THK Mioui tiiHlN r renin' hs the leurt inrmfu. f all Iht ikln urt'iiaraHoiw." K"rnle lv ull iruitii unci I nncv UuuiU i)Liluri m tha Uiiltud Stuiui, CutuJa uud Eurupe. rHQ.T.HOPHN$,Proo, 37 CmI J.hm Snet foM Salem Bridge Opening LKHAL KXECI TIONS MAV (iO. Sen.ite nt Olympla Votes in Abolish Capital l'miMimcnt. Olympla, Wash., March 13. In one of the most bitter fights that baa been waged In the senate during the present session that body last night voted, 22 to 17 to abolish capital punishment In this state. Tho bill has been passed by the house and will go to Governor Lister tomorrow. It probably will bo signed, the governor saying tonight that he Is not particularly In favor of hanging. Tho fight over the question occupied the attention of the sennl.; more than four hours and brought out all man ner of eloquent pleas for and against hanging. Tho question was gone Into from every angle, practically every member of tho sena e speaking for or agalnHt It. Tho principal supporter of the meas uro was Senator Hutchinson, of Spo kane, whllo It was opposed principally by Senator Sharpsteln, of Walla Walla, and Senator Collins of King county. Attempts were made to put the refer endum on the moaBiiro, but tyils, as well aa amendments to make the bill apply only to circumstantial evidence cases and other proposed limitations were defeated on vote. Low Colonist Fares Daily March 15th to April 15th, to All Points on Oregon Electric Railway from y out tun Ix. I litem I l nw 1 I'lilcngo Teoila St. aws ... Milwaukee. .. I.lltle Itock , Memphis .... New OrlciuiH , :iii.;o .$l'.Vtl is.nr, Mlnnr.ipolh Oulutli .... Uiiiiiiis I lly Oiniiha SI. ,loxi'ili ...$:liMI0 l.lneoln 111.00 .10.00 . 10.00 1(1.110 .10,00 rioiii other eastern polnls In proportion, Tell your frlenila in tho KuBt of this opportunity of moving West on low fares. Illieet train service via lturllnglcm Itoule, Northern I'ticlfle, (ireat Northern and Hiokane, rorlland & Seattle, and Oregon Kleelrlo Hallways. You can deposit ftinils with tno nnd tleUetn will bo furnished people In the Kast. Details will be furnished on request. W. 1). BKINNKK, C. 10. ALU IN, Traffic Manager, rorlland, Ore. General Agent, Salem, Ore. KAHTKH NOVULTlKS. Then serve broiled chicken, potato souf lies, olives and I'mHshes, egg snlnd with cheese, Ice cream, fancy cakes uud cof fee. Willi the blHipie of clam Hervo whip mm1 i ie.iin and short brend sticks, which en ii be bud from any good baker. The molded llsb Is u mixture of chopped raw Lillhut, seasoning, whites of eggs mid cream parked In tiny tlsh molds and steamed The potatoes nro bilked, halved, lii.isheil. mlsed with seasoning, butter, grated i heese mill whipped whites of eggs, then returned to tho skin iiises and browned The hard boiled eggs for the salad are huheil. yolks scooped out. mixed with mayonnaise, then carefully put together again and concealed In lettuce nests livery Easier brings snmo new no tion, nnd the occasional eggs have been Mimed Into ibiluty bonbon boxes, mini ature hiililers. Hiuhet receivers and a thousand unit one pretty nouvenlis. I'.ut the del imited egg, with Its strong yellow and deep purples, still reigns in l lie heiiitM of the little people. One of the most effective ways of obtaining a pleasing decoration Is very simple A low or broken tone for the viekgninnil Is necessary, nnd to obtain this the ei:g should be dyed twice with aniline dyes the llrst time In yellow. I he second In purple, or first In ornnu'O and then In u weak lilaek Then with a pen, a quill preferably, or a small eninel's hnlr brush draw on the egg wlili a strung solution of nitric in lu any design you may wish. The rcld should be washed off quickly with eleiin. cold water, uud ibe silhouette elleit will be obtained. The decora tloii Is then palmed on the euu In wn-V-r colors, nud the Mulshed product Is only limited In In-.iiijy by your own skill niiil artistic leuqieninient Three hnlr 'ii mm of water colors red. yellow uud blue will produce any tone you wish, iiml ihe simpler It Is done the heller Hie ellei t. To iiiuki' It durable lipply il thin eout of kIicIIiic varnish, lu-.t he sure that your designs are per fts'tlv ilrv before applying It. Two cluirinliiu novelties for Kaster favors are Illustrated hero. They may he tilled with candles III tho shape of tiny Muster eggs mid make very ap propriate nnd sensonnblu souvenirs. I'lttshurg's Thrilling Story. Aa early as 12:30, at the Nixon the atre, crowds wore already about the deer waiting for the opening, which was not to take place for nearly two hours, so eager were the people to hear the great lecture that our beloved Commander was to dollvor on Sunday afternoon. In the neighborhood of 2000 were unfortunate enough to bo late, nnd could not even get a gllmpso of the commander or the pictures, or to enjoy this most marvelous of lectures. Commenting upon this Hervlce, ono of the Pittsburg papers states: "In most graphic manner thousands listened for three hours while Com mander Evangel Ino Booth lectured on tho life and work of her futhor. Dra matic, 'pathetic, rivaling In diction the world's best specimens, superb plcto- rlnlly, astonishing lu Its unflagging voice), waa the lecturo tribute paid to her deiul father Genoral William Ilooth, the founder of Tho Salvation Army, and for almost half a century Its restless recruiting officer. "Nono who over trod the a'jigo could slmulato tho touching phrases and, at limes, tho sobs In the voice of a (laugh ter recalling tho virtues, the abilities and vn't achievements of a father, by simply reciting tho story of his con quest over opposition nnd persecution, his marvelous victories, nnd finally tho funeral honors which the heads of all nations were proud to bestow. Commander Miss llooth will give tin same lecture here In Salem tonight. Looks Like a Cold-Iilooded Murder uud He Is a Candidate for the Hangman's Noose. Portland, March 13. Obsessed with the belief that Isaac Hloom, a com mission man, and hia former employer, had spread reports Injuring his repu tation, James Hammond, 56 years old a commission house employe, shot and fatally Injured nioom about 5 o'clock p. m. yesterday In a commission house at 95 Front street. After a chase of seven blocks through a crowded part :f the city, Hammond surrendered nt Third and Ash streets to T. ,1. tiaty, special officer of the Multnomah ho tel, and ft. E. Miller, bus attendant nt the same place. Bloom was taken to St. Vincent's hospital dying at 10:30 p. m. Hammond says he heard slurs upon his character, which he trnced to ltlooom, by whom he was discharged recently. On Monday he bought a revolver, with which, he says, he planned to crip pie Bloom. He said he bought the weapon In a second-hand store on Third street, In which he said, con trary to law, the gun was exposed for Bale. Entering the office of the Southern . Oregon Produce & Commission Com pany at, 95 Front street, ho called to Bloom, who had come In with G. Plass, of the company; W. F. Hartell, of 9(57 Lombard street, and Henry Iirson, of Kheiiilun, Or. Bloom, who had gone to the mezzanine floor, where tho of- flees are, refused to como down, OBk- Ing Hammond to come up to him on the stairs. Hammond replied, says the eyewit nesses: "You come down here, I am not going to hurt you." When Bloom de scended, Hammond spoke to him for a moment concerning the reports. To Bloom's reply that he had nothing to do with their circulation, he drew a 32-callbre revolver and shot Bloom In the head. The bullet passed through the band in his hat, and lodged in his skull over the left eye. Closely followed by the three eye witnesses, Hammond ran out of the commission house to Third and An kcnyl streets, where he saw Miller. Mistaking Miller for a policeman, he gave himself up. He was turned over to the police. Under the questioning of Deputy I (0 " SU N S ET I OGDEN&SHASTA I I I ROUTES I I Have placed in effect a round trip rate to Salem of j 1 ONE AND ONE THIRD FARE From Portland and all main line points to Drain, inclusive; also from points on the S F. C. & W. and I. & M. Tickets on sale March 15: good for return March 15 or 16. For full information as to specific rate from any station, train service etc., call on any S. P. agent or write JOHN M. SCOTT, Ocii'.'i'a; Passengor Agent, Portland, Oregon. District Attorney Murphy, Hammond county for the purpose of Investigate confessed a large part of the incl- lug the claims of dissatisfied users. dents of the shooting. He said the gun "went off before I got ready." Deputy District Attorneys Collier and Maguire talked with Bloom nt the j It is complained that the water users are not getting the full amount of water paid for. Representing the Central Oregon users, Dole B. Smith, hospital. He told of his dlsngree-! president of the Central Oregon Water mentB with Hammond and of the shoot Users' Association, and R. A, Eldor, lng. of Bend, appeared before the Board of Bloom lived at 620 Third street, Control yesterday afternoon with the where his wife and two children also request that their claims be Investigat ed. The request ot the representa tives resulted In the dispatching of Se cretary Van Winkle to the IrrigHtlon. district. It Is complained that the Irrigation c mpanies, when they turn the water into the ditches, do not mako allow ance for evaporation or ueepago. Nu merous new canals will be Inspected liy Mr. Van Winkle, live. Hammond Is an ex-soldier, having at one time attained the rank of ser geant in the Nineteenth Infantry. TO INVESTIGATE COMPLAINTS OF THE WATER I'SEltS Walton Van Winkle, clerk of the State Board of Control, in response to a series of complaints that have been registered by Central Oregon water .users Pity the hosts of Democra's doomed will leave this week for Crook to disappointment. Yow Feel Chilly f) . Z. 1 Hr ..!L A iLn nil f ITAM U rcveriaii ana muurc ait uu Feel worn out-blue and tired ? Don't let your cold develop into bronchitis, pneumonia or catarrh. Tha reliable alter ative and tonic which has proven its value in the past 40 years ia DR. PIERCE'S golden Medical Discovery Restore) activity to the liver and to the circulation the blood la TmrifiMl. th riiraitinit And aDDettte imoroved and the whole body ieela the invigorating force of this extract of native medicinal plants. In consequence, the heart, brain and nerves feel the refreshing influence. For over 40 years this reliable remedy has been sold in liquid form by all medicine dealers. It can now also be obtained in tablet form in $1.00 and 60c boxes. If your druggist doesn't keep it, send 60 one-cent stamps to R. V.Pierce, M.D. Buffalo. The Common Seiwe Medical Adohera book of 1008 pageMaruwen all medical questions. Send 31c in one-cent stamp to B. V. Pierce, M. A This H00 Dictionary FOR CAPITAL JOURNAL READERS FULL LIMP LEATHER BOUND Though a champion slow runner last November, Mr. Taft .Is vastly rich In ppiiMinl friends. No wonder soino children novcr amount 'o anything; Just loi-k at their parents. Mill Iti'Minies Operation. Florence, Ore., March 1.1. This we;k for tho first tlmo since January, 1911, the Florence sawmill is operating. The plant has been taken over by the Tidewater Milling Company, nnd has a capacity of about KiO.000 feet per day, tint Is to bo enlarged. The mill company owns the steamer Itoscoe and has arranged for three lumber schooner, which will be used In carrying tho output to the San Francisco market. As soon as tho insurance, men will permit, prohably In April, the new steamer Speedwell is also to lo put on this run, nnd an attempt Is being made to organize a stock company to build large steamer especLilly for the local trade. It'i a wise cork that know Id own POP. DEDUCED ILLUSTRATION: OF THE f 1.00 DO0K CDC in II II . 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