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THE OREGON, DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 4, 1003. in n .nrrvr-v:' iJUDvilrtiS . - - I -'fl. Vf ! -V . SAID TO RfST THE STOMACH I George JPlmnmer,' Belieying j j Wife Untrue, Sends Jiul- let 'Through: His Head, i Was Insanely Jealous of K v - Her Attention to Boanfe Y. : A. Y '-.!,,' :-V.J'Y Y''Y i Si s s -" :. : sL ciJ - l'IIHP If III 1 ' At a recent median! convention when dtscuaalng th subject of dyspepsia ana Its disastrous rasuits at -undermining tha system, a. promlnnt Boston special ist rtia. k .ntumrnt that hla aovaral yeara of Inveetigatlon along this line convinced him that for the relief of thla malady and ail rorma ei , muiiinuuu thoro lannthln can approach the t'ae- teur formula for effectiveness and culck maul u uM lta action completely takes over tha digestion of tha food, en tirai raiiavin uia stomacn 01 ita la bors. In this way Jha digestive orirana 6btaln a reat Just "aa If eating wera. wholly- discontinued and they quickly recuperate taair normn umhh ac tivity In tha aacration of gaatrlo Ilulda. i- wn known local tihyalclan - when asked about thla formula rave it aa fol lows: , "Two ounces iiiunn oi reimn. SUfTTER FACES. 0oveFiidt orses Infhrninffnn A crn Jhf. HAWr who Killed shiffer Hied Other Prominent : 'by Deputy Attorney. - 1 Nathan IT. Bulttar, thipatrolman who anot Henry Shaffer laat Sunday, nlfht during the courae of a birthday party I alven In honor of M . Vioff. a hal DJ" "A.,.J . "K homvwaa eharred:with murder In tha by .an Indictment filed Americans A - M Give ;;:Pe-ru-riQ-iif; "Mrs. 0. W. Plummer. When George tf. Hammer, a locomo tive fireman, quit work yaatarday after noon and went to hla home, Ct Nortfiup ureet. It waa with the Intention . of I acktng- hla effecta together and leaylng J'ortland for soma other part of ; tba I fireman. For aereral weeka ha had been couniry, . . I woraing jn me Ainsiie s wo. aaan ana There had beea trouble between num-J door : factory. Ftfteenta and Petty mer and hla wlfa. He -waa la love with I grove atreeta. l er, and ha waa Insanely JeaJou. Bev-J Tor aeveral daya ha had had aoma rral dava before ha returned horn. ,m. I thing 01 hla mlnd One friend he told - . he -intended leaving the city.- To an- l iVS J?.Vlk?rV)l 2lf otb" ! that ha might be tempted jormer boarder, with hla wife. Tha re- to but he never aald . juat what. - dl8Ija btwe,n h"jand Yeaterday he quit hla work, went .-'"i "1 . v. ' r , ' w"" wuerea i noma to pack and then ne oeoided Oir- teti?hr?i-,-.2 -H- W?.rlh hand and hla I revolver aia tne rvni. I 1 "ing a divorce. ,Tea-l Plummer waa married la Sacrament ?, fiuir.7ed 10nr vlnar r-fverl yeara ago. Mra. Plummer FiKnta hla position -on. tha Imoufaa of iii Umr h..Kn nn tn ha .iw uiuuim ii, wm on aim coat anal jealous. thru mineea fiv ounce caianair wrnipouna jl nn I aeaond degree wn m tx a1 ana uaea in aoiei or irum i .,- i -v ------ T. t tM.TMonfula aftr each meal. rSl."J7A P',l7. cu"f deputy alao at bed time lor five dar a. Ife also aald it waa Indeed very ef- raignment in the circuit court In tha fecUve. pleasant ta tha taate, and that morning by Mr, Adama, If poaalbla, and the .Ingredient a Cflo be had .from any I aoon aa the caae can be aet down for at w the , fM T fbur o? P'."lr,ot -ney Adama thla morning. y i , . A prlaoner. who haa been moved to .- .'J vr tha county Jail, will be given hla ar- ood drug atora ome. eaaily " mixed trial will be mad to LIST OP V0TE11S CLOSE TO RECORD Drina it Delora a Jury. owing to the fllled-un condition of beran to pack hla clothea. ldn t make up hla mfnd wheth or '.whether he lie con! fr hi abould leave CQOUld' 7TolTaf "Wag Ttaptatioa. Plummer bad a lltUe .12 revolver ha tiaed to carrv oa the road. He exam ined It carefully. It waa loaded. AU the time hla tboughta were dlaconnect d; ha waa alraoet distracted with worry and at tlmea he could hardly make him reif believe that hla-wlfa tad been un true to him. He aat on tha edga of a bed.' The re volver waa In hla hand. On tha floor waa hla grip and hla clothea, all ready to be carried away. He wrote a note to hla wlfa and another to hla mother. And then. .Plummer decided what he would do. - ... . There waa a ehot Plummer fell to the floor. Ha waa dead, Nelghbora heard the pistol report They investigated. Than Mra plum mer was called from a neighbor's home, here aha had bean ataylng alnca tha trouble. Later the coroner waa noti ced. Plummer had fired a bullet through 11a rigni lempie. two laconio notea beside tha Ufelesa form .axplalned., ev erything. heavy, black wagoa outalda Plum. Anally there waa tha rumble of a mere body;waa carefully ralaed rand placed In a long wicker basket. The micide'a "body waa carried outald"and placed in the - waiting vehicle. Tha -nacon started, again and went joggling, rumbling over tha cobblestones, on Its ar to the morgue. ; "I love you ; . I will bother you no more," read the note to hla wife. It waa signed "Will," Goodbye, deareat; love to all," - aald tha farewell note to hla mother, who Uvea In San Francisco. Plummer, who waa ta yeara old, form erly ran on tha Southern Paclflo aa a Plummers body .'will nrobablv be shipped to San Francisco, where his mother and several alstera aad brothers Uve. . . i ji - c-a:A...W - Bmall - Trout for BoIm IUver. Spedil Dlfparrb to The famiaL) ' Bolae, Idaho, March .-The atate fish and game department has dtatrlb uted about CO.OOO small trout In the tsoiaa river ana-11a trioutarias. . ' By tha end of ' tha " preten weak, at tha rata tha rot era are . n6w reglaterlng, the total num ber of namea on tha , rolls will be greater than tha entire rag latratloa of two yeara ago. Than tha total was a little aver 17.000. and when .yeaterday'a, figures were completed It waa found that over' U.OOd have Qualified themeelvea to rota thla year. ' i$ i . ;! r ' ."? ; , - Testerday t(8 names wera added Co tha roll a, making H, 01Talnce tha books wera thrown open. ' Politically tha Bepubll cana bava 11,41a, tha Demoorata S.TII and thoae of other tahadea ' t ballet M3V- , . arrangements' eioi the circuit court docket It may be some iiiue time ueiore tne cut cab and date for trial. Tha district attorney office will make an effort, however, to I UI IIIK nm ITIU LO unn mm mitflll I pUBBJDie. ONE LBEU pities railways 3Ir. Cook of Portland Thinks Poor Things Underpaid Fulton Bill Favored. 1 have such contU deace In prominent per- sonnl Mends who have used 'and endorsed pertfna that J feel Justified In assuming thai It Is a valuable remedy tor ca- tarrhnnd an excellent general I itonlc" ; V ' ;."hi John W. tioyt Bx-Qorcroorot Wyoming. r t. iVaMaMifliC.:a c The laa&aificent State Capitol. Building of Wyoming w- y "ra4 WOULD KILL MIDEfllS (Special Dispatch to The Journal) : Waahington, March 4. The' member I of the National Lumber Manufacturera aaaoclatlon. In seaalon here, seem prac tically unanimous In eupport of tha Ful ton rate ' bill. Almoat every one haa expreased Indignation at the attack on the bill by Chairman Knapp1 of tha In teratate commerce commlaalon In the letter which Chairman Elklna, chairman or tne aenaie interstate commerce com mittee, gave out with the evident pur pose of injuring the atandlng of tha bill. One exception la Cook of the Mult- , LIST OF PROMINENT AMERICANS; ,n Oen. W. H. Parsons, Confederate Army, ex-State Senator, Texas. CoL Bailey, of Washington; D. C- Labor Organigations afld U. V. L. CoL Patten, of Washington. D. C. MUiUrr and Masonic Ordara. HonaR S. Ryan, Alaska, ex-Member English House of Parliament congressman Caie, of Alaska, well known on Pacific Slope, Y - -. r- Qen. Indiana Professor .Says ExecutlTcs Should Be Put Out LiaWXWi- ' ' ., ':. . I who refused in an Interview with Thelpreme-C of Misery as Boon as Terms Expire or Given ., - Annual renson or $ioo,ouu. Oca. W. II. Parsong. W. H. Parsons la ex-Btate 8ena- '". Routed Praea Ceased Wire. '. bloomlngton, Ind., March 1. Dr. ffe- aeph Johnson, head, of tha Latin depart ment of Indiana university, stirred up great excitement here today with ; tha remarkable atatement - that President Roosevelt as soon aa hla term exalrea and all ex-preetdenta should be shot un less me government provides pensions of 1100,000 per annum for them. Professor Johnson ' la the - Ieadina scholar of classlca In tha west, a trustee I ex-Special Judge of the 8u Court of TffVflu ilin ttHitl jiuuriiai iDurrncuiiiv 10 inoorn me i uenerai m oonrederata Army, In a re- uii. um .aiu na luvuioi me rmurottue cent letter rrom 926 M Bt., N. W Wash- had not been getting high enough rates lngtonr-ft C thla prominent gentle and thought ft unwlae "to badger th man aays: " . Y Y rawroaja ail tna time." The aentlment throughout the na- "Upon tha recommendation of per- of Illinois college, at Jacksonville, and a prominent lecturer before teaehera' aasoclatlone. ' Ha made hla atartling atatement to hla Latin claaa at tha uni versity. Ha contended that ex-presl-dena are ao nearly phyaical and mental wrecks that nothing short of 1100,000 a year would Justify them in remaining alive. Ha cited Grant's failure In flnan. rial ventures after his term expired. drover Cleveland, ha declares, la an ex ample, aa he contents himself with writing articles for tha Ladles' Home Journal. - - tlonal aaaoclatlon. however, appeara to I aonal t rlenda and many strong teatl- momaia aa to tna erncacy or Parana In the treatment of' the numerous aymp toras of tha la gtlppa with which 1 have been afflicted for four months past, I have been induced to -undergo a treat ment with' this Justly celebrated for mula. I feel a decided change for tha better after using it only on week. It la especially rood In tonins n atomaoh and has had a decided effect apon my appetite, I therefore feel much encouraged that I am on tha road to complete restoration. ."Mr numerotnr-frtenda In " Texaa, wnera I bava had tha honor to com mand a brigade of her Veteran Cavalry Many r Physicians insist that there is a peculiar type of Dyspepsia which may vvell be called "loff Brieker's indicate that it will adost a resolution Indorsing tha bill. TO INVESTIGATE ALLEGED GRAFT Congress Will Probe Rail- roads' System of Weigh-' . pig the . Tj. S., Mails, i (United rrsasLsased Wire.) Washington. March 4. Whether tha postmaster-general ! paying the rail roads mlUlona of dollara annually to which the lines are not entitled will soon oe determined Dy congress. Rep resentative Waaner of PennavlvanlA. cnairman or tne nouse committee on, exDendlturea. cromlaad ' liulm. thil a aearcning invesugaiion wui oe inaugu rated. , xne investigation win be based on tne statement or Congressman Lloyd of Missouri. In which , ha aj leges that I the railroads of the country have wrongfully obtained 170.000,000 of the I government's monev alnca 1880. Unvd daolaraa that tha asetaM f aneili, .i, J oeen improperly computod, Dy the rail roads. ... ImU in a four yeara' war, may accept this voluntary testimonial to tha aoerlta of rernna as a sense of obligation on my yn ur ua wonaeriui erncacy. ' . CoL Wm.'Bailey: WlllUm Bailey, II I 8t, N. E.. Wash Ington, D. C Past Col. Eno. 'No. . Union Veteran Legion, and prominently mentinea witn many or tba great labor protective asaoclatlona In Chicago and New York, and Secretary of one of the wriest associauona jn tna rorroer city, had for nearly thirty years been ax fllctad with, kidney troublea. - , Within a ahort period ha haa been perauaded to try Peruna, and hla prea ent healthy condition Is attributed to his Judicious use of that great remedy. Washington climate Is notoriously bad for kidney and liver troublea. vet bv m judicious use of the remedy ha la now quite cured and In excellent physical condition. x This brief "statement of facta with. out exaggeration or hyperbole, appears to. tell, the whole story, which tha Pa rana Company Is authorised to use, if It so chooses, believing, aa I do that by so doing It will be for tha general good, Wm. Bailey. , Y-:: ' y CoL C. h. Patten. . Col.' C. I Patten, U t Bt, N. W.,' Washington, IX C. a Lieutenant In tha Old Guard, an exclusive - organisation composed of soldiers of distinction who rough, in tha civil war,- and. a Thfrty second degree Mason, writes as follows: "I have used Peruna, and desire to recommend your remedy. aa an lnvlaor- ating spring tonic also one of the beat remedlea that I ever tried for couaha. cojda and catarrhal complalnta," , ' ' lion.. B. S.' Ryan. Hon, R. 8. Ryan, now realdlng In - Noma, Alaaka, waa formerly a member of the English House of Parliament, and Secretary to tha lata Irish patriot. ' Charles Stewart ParnelL His Washing- . ton address la New . WUlard Hotel. Washington, D. C. Ha wrltea: "I have used Peruna arid can recommend your remedy aa a Very affective cure for ooldi and catarrhal complalnta." Hon. Thomas Cale. . Han. - Thomas Cale, elected to Con-' gress from Alaaka, la well known on tha ' paclflo elope, where ha haa realded. Hla Waahlngton addreaa la 1312 9th St.. N. W Washington. V.- C -Ha- wrlteai ! can cheerfully recommend Peruna as a very efficient remedy for coughs, and oolda." . F Cures Biliousness, Sick Headache Sour Stom- ach, Torpid Liver and qS2i2Sr . Laxative Fruit Syrop ' , ?om iaix arr u sxtrooxsxaV Cleanses the system thoroughly and clears' sallow complexions of pimples and blotches. 1 It U guaranteed OHIO PLATFORM IS ALL TAFT Dyspepsia 95 DOU Wl OUT FOR STUEIIT 1 because the caffeine in coffee tends to congest the stomach and hyer and prevent the release of the natural fluids V ; used to digest food. (United Press Leased Wire.) Columbus, Ohio, March 4. Tha Oh Id Republican convention haa adopted the platform dictated by Tart's friends. It represents Roosevelt's Ideas. On na tional affairs It declares .for a square deal, law enforcement, industrial liberty, compensation for Injured government employes, JnjunctiOn limitation, area tar Jones of Roseburg-Believes Kroen representatives in oongreaa in atatea dlatranchlalng negroes, rush tha Pan ama canal work. The president la in dorsed, in the platform which indorsee Taf :'a ' candidacy and mentlona . his gaiua -lor woria peace. The support waa unanimoua. The national-delegates wera tumu inoiruuieu lor iaic YYi; Fortunately there's NO' TANNIN NOR CAFFEINE IN in Government by and for the .People. ueorge Jones Jr. of Roseburg has announced his candidacy for the legis lature from Douglas county. Ha Is seeking the Republican nomination for the house of representatives on a State ment eo. i ptatiorm. u.Mr.V.,?P.a. l a yun man, beintf In his thirtieth year, and Is an attorney n it N ' ' .-' Y. ''- "- i .';- filfei riY TO WECtS N ; ' 4w Tha rf foot of Coffee oa Slfhly Organlxed People. 1 have been a coffee user for years, and about two . years ago got Into a very serious condition of dyspepsia i and Indigestion. It seemed to me I would fly to pieces. ',1 waa so nervous that at the least noise I waa dis i tressed, and many times could not straighten myself r up because of tha pain. ; , r . -"My physician, told ma X must not aat any heavy or strong food and ordered a diet.' giving me some medicine. I followed directions carefully, but Itept onrT using coffea, and did not get any better.- Iaat winter niy husband. 'who., was away on business bad Peatum P !rvS1.itt hln' ln tb family where ha boarded. k J eJ 11 .lt that wnert.he came home ha Ml,'TU1nt-.vWh."e drt"k y stomach : never bothered me In the least, and I got over my Siw heR tU Postura w" 11 tlTc n?'Jm n m 'tomach began to hurt ma. "JZ?u I , d V1 e rou dltlons came on again -That allowed me exactly what waa the causa of tha' ; whole trouble, so I, cult drinking coffee altorethar s kept on using Po.tum.' The old "ro?b1iAta and I have never had any trouble since " 'Theresa a reason" . """" i:ad Tha Road to Well villa,' In pkgs. --- It is made of clean: hard wheat : retains all the natural food elements of the cereal, ih- ciuamg tht"yital phosphates" necessary for -.tuunuuig nerve ana Drain ecus, ana is the 5Y"Y:iiY --. ' - . ...-YLYiiii-'-? NATURAL RERUQE i George -Jop.es Jr.' of the coffeedrugged dyspeptic. my name to the uougias county. POSTUM CEREAL CO., LTD., BATTLE CREEK. MICH., U. S.:A. at Roseburg. - 8o -f ar ' ba la 'the Only candidate running for the legislature on a- Biatemeni no. i piatrorm. in making the announcement of hla candu aacy, jur. jonea aays; . "I hereby submit m 13 AntiHiitfin vntara 1 aa . si - candidate . for ranresentatlvx T stand for the three R'a Roosevelt, Reg- tilntfAn o n .1 R ffnrm T mn lm f.im a 9 our direct primary law aa It stands, until It can be Improved upon, and am In favor of Statement No. 1,'- aa it makea the choice -Of tha ceonl tnr United States senator possible, which is the most vital thing confronting our republle today, and will 4e the means Of taking the reins of power from a senate representing the corporations and E lacing it in the bands of the people, at us have a government of the people, by the people and for the people. . "GEORGE JONES JR. :fvMudr sickness is due to a weak nervous Bystem. ITours may be. If it is, you cannot get well until vou. restore nerve strength ix our tiervous system IS nature power house; the organs of your body get their power from it If the power is not there, the action of the organs is Weak, and disease Csick ness) follows. Dr, Miles' AT. J..J .-'. . .- itMeryme cures tne side because it soothes, tha irritated' and tired-nerves and t gives . the system a chance to recuperate. , -irv at, and see if you do. not quickly feel its bene ficial eflect. : - "I waa given up -to dla by a lead ing doctor. Got one ' of Dr. Miles books aad found that Dr. Miles' Ner vine 3 my ease. .From, the very first - dosa rtoofc I got better. I am better now than I have nuen for years, and do all my own-work on the farm. Thai's what Tir. MIUn N.nin. , done for me, and I am glad to rwcom tnand It to others." . T john I JAMS 8, Rlverton, Nebr. . v. .i now ., w Ine. and wa authnrlr him price oJF first bottle only) Jf ft falls to benefit vou. :. . Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, In4 Shape-keeping is important in a shoe ; there's no satisfaction in getting a good looking shoe on your foot, and then have it go out of shape in a month's wear'. SELZ ROYAL BLUE M shoes are. kept on the last in the; factory from the start to. S finish ;;they "season" on the last. .; 'Manv makers of shna H pull out the lasts long before the shoe gets to the finishing' ! H J roomr Such shoes, quickly go to the bad in shape.. ; You'll n tina tins a leature of SLZ SHOES; it doesn't cost you any uiuic anu u aoe pay. 0 $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 Call aad See Ihe Ne'it Spring Styles imm. atuie mgcmfuwj sm u au on -. , m am vmm uie imian nsaa in ail au salsa t : " li,'HI Ha- iraaliw" Formerly 149 ThW Street h ' a"1WfaWfaWWlflf ' Cor.7!h aad Washlcalon S(s. ' sssrrrrsEsaatEEcssBsisEBZxrjESCBnzEssraau ODD FELLOWS I0DGE . ; AT HEBMISTOyiyOW : ja(BpeelaI Dispatch ta Tlia Jonrnar.) nermiston. lodge No. Or.. March 4. Vlnevr1 806, I, O. ' O,. waa insti tuted In this city lat night by Grand Master - Klchard Scott, assisted by a arga Relegation Of Pendleton Odd Fel owa.7"" The ' t Ollowrng r of f Ice'ra xirura electedt ffoble grand, Charles Cope land; vice grand, John TS Ricaf secre tary, js m. ; BcarDorougn: treasurer. I Al. Furnas. seven - charter v. marnhnm and four initiations were taken into the lodge last nignt. witn enougn old mem bers in this vicinity to awell the mem bership to at least SO within a ahort time. : Meetings ara belnr held In , tha school house until suitable lodge quar ters can ba secured. v - Swine Breeding Discussed. 1 f - - ' United Prese LmmI Wlra.) Aberdeen. S. March . 4. Th nro. a ram of today's meetlne- of tha Smith Dakota- Swine Breeders' association In cluded papers and discussions on prac tical breeding, care and sanitation, the roper 'way or atarting a herd, up-to-ate hog houses and other lubWti or Not in a Milk Trust Hbirlick's Malted Milk - Th crifinal in i genuine , A,yoid oheari sutstltataa At your Soda Foiiatalat ' A tlasa of 'Horlfck'g Malted Mil It hot makes deliciotig and refreshing lunch on a cold day. Ak for Horllck's Y At All Druggists - Btlnrlng the powder ia hot water makes a nourishing, digestible f ood drink, better than tea or coffee no cooking. A cupful hot oa retir ing ln duces restful sleep. Interest to tha breeders '