Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 08, 1896, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBank prcsidont Isaac Lewis of Sabina, Olilo, is highly respected all through that section. Ho has lived In Clinton Co. 7;, years, and has been president ol the Sabina Bank 20 years. Ho gladly justifies to tlio merit of Hood's Sarsa pariila, and what ho says is worthy attention. All braiff workers find Hood's Sarsapariila peculiarly! adapted to their needs. It makes puro, rich, red blood, and from this comes nerro, mental, bodily and dlgcstlvo strength. "I am glad to say that Ilood's Sarsapa riila Is a very good medicine, especially ..! .-HatiAnvft it titan Jnna fn. -a1 many times. For acvcral years I suffered greatly With P o Neuralgia in ono oyo and about my temploa, es pecially at night when I had been having bird day ot physical and mental labor. I took many remedies, but found help only lu Hood's Sarsapariila which cured moot rheumatism, neuralgia and headache. 1'ood's Sarsapariila has proved itself a true ('lend. I also tako Hood's Pills to keep tiy bowels regular, and llko tho piths very much." Isaac Lbwis, Sabina, Ohio. Hood's Sarsapariila fTthe One True Wood Purifier. AUdrugghti. St, Prepared only by C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass, . i i ntii are prompt, efficient and nOOdS PUIS easy In effect ascents. LE3 ROSES DE SAD!. This morn'.nj I vo'.Tod I would brlnR the rujr ru-a. ' Tbcy wiro thrust i:i tho burnt that uijr bodlc lnclo-m, Dat tho brcakt kuota wcro broken, thu roiet wint fn- Tho brwt knots wcro brokcu; tbd rose to- Rithir Floated jrtb 0:1 tho 1uk of tho wind and Ih weather, And thi ydrlttfd iJurdo-.yn tho Un-umB of the sea. And tlio noi waa m red ma when suiwct un closefl. Bat my raiment U swoct foin tho accnt of ths rows. Thou shult know, loro, how fraav.iJ.1 a memo ry con bo. Andrew Lang. AT THE OLD THY3TING PLACE Tin tk'oit leaves rustle nt my feet. The moon Is shining brightly; Something hiuj to'tly dimmed my ey Across tho path ono shadow lies. The path two trod so lightly. It was upon a night llko this Love left ut only sorrow, I held her Uttls hand In mine; That parting U to me divine. Then there was no tomorrow. Since I have lsarned llfs's lessoa wtJa Hearts are not easy broken. Tonight all Joys I have forget: There's something sacred in this apet, Where sweet goodbye were spoken. I'd feel less lonely with myself If I wero broken hearted; Would I could lire that night aaila, With all its sadness-sweetened pain. When lovo from love was partedl Lippincott'a. WHAT 13 POETRY! (tlsMuslo In the Cathedral of the llama Heart. Footry is tnusio in tho oathodral of tho heart Deop in tho human breast thero towers nuoblostruotnre. It stands apart from tho benton paths of tho mind In a silont, hidden valley. Tho ordinary thoughts and passions hurry past tU portal nnd know it not Thoy bavo not learned tho "open sosame." Ego him lolf, ruler of tho kingdom of tho Intel loot, doos not know tho saorod spot It U tho mission of bis life to Hud it, and having onco fonud it ho cannot remem ber tho ronto by whioh ho journeyed. He cannot roturu to it at wilt Fat guards (ho way and raroly grants an en tranco, yot every roan at somo timo of his lifo Imppona upon it, aud tho fortn cato roach it often. Though thoy nre blindfolded by -the way, thoir oagor foot learn to trend tho labyrinth. They nre tho pools of mankind, whoso fancy gives sight to thoir foot. At somo unexpected inomout n fair guldo points tho way, tho doors swing open, nud man cnturs tho cntbodral of hla heart. Sometlrau3 it is a ptrsjn of mudo of searching, .thrilling ewoetness that points tho way. Sometimes it is a royal Binnet. Boiuetliuoa it Is a rapt nnd lf forjf ttlng prnyor. Soraotlrnfcs It Is tho lnnrlof lovo, hut oftunost It la gaunt sorrow it is it stately t era pi a. Its dome is as broad us tho heavens, townrd which mo ninny fiugerod spires point, Ita win dowa inako cf oachnunbouin a ruiubow Its nlslcs tiro eilcnt Its jiriust is peace With hnahi'd liuart und reverential step man entrrn und Is r.t tot All that is loaterinl of him ho lunvta lehind. Qulot s-nd bwaty possess hiscnul, nud ho flouta In nn Inspiring dream. IIo listeus, and now for tho first tilno falls on his In tent ear an orcuslona,l note In tho bar. teony of the nuiverse. Half lost lu distanco, ho boars the chorus of tbo morning stow, the birds, tho waterfall, the trees. lie feeh a beauty nud n purport! in tlio universe the mind cauuot Conceive, He foela above, about, within him a majestle kingdom to which his soul Is kin. Al most ho grarpa the secret of creation. ForonoBwift instant ojaltation draws luo tho dark, impenetrable cartal hat has led kkoptloman. "Thero la the nd." Hp sees beyond a aarvel tof Peat for his still human mini. It paws. wt it leaves with him awe, peoe, Jtoae) "o feeh that somowh tbM laa wlal key that makes ot tbo puaak ot "fe a kingdom where all is harsaoay, Pwection, sa'isfaotlBtu. TswgMatocgM his soul, tuned Into speech by tl Kaater hand of bcapty, bursts into . A HOROLOGICAL WONDER. J Hi. Complicate Tme Ke.plne Oddity In, ' vented by a, ltUMlnn role, The , prize wonder iu tho ehapoof a olock is tho Invention of n Russian Polo named Goldfudon. Tho Invontor ia a cloolannkor of Warsaw nnd boasts that ho worked over 8,000 days on this tlm6 keeping oddity. Tlio clock represents ft railway station, -with waiting rooms for , -ciora, miogrnpn ana ticket offlccs ana a very pretty nnd natural platform, Well lighted 'and having in its center a flower' garden nnd a spouting fountnln. Thoro aro also signal boxes, lights, twitches, wator tanks in foot, every thing nned In conjunction with a well regulated railway station. Thoro is n dial In tho center townr. v-MM Bi.o tlmo nt Now York, Poking, Warsaw and London. Bvory quartor of an hour tbo irfatlob begins to show signs of life. First all of tho llttlo figures of telegraph operators begin to work their machines, tho bead automaton going through tho form of sending a dispatch to tho effect that "tho lino is oloar. ' Then tho door opona, and upon tbo plntform npponr tho station mnator nnd his assistants. Noxt a long lino of littlo figures fllo up to tho miniature ticket office. Alter this tho porters nppoar, carrying luggago, tho boll rings, and Instantly n iniuiaturo train dashes out of a tunnol and halts before tlio plntform of tlio sta tion houso. Wliilo tho train is wnitinga mininturo ilguro tests tho wheels nnd nxlea "vitli a tiny hnmmor, nnother pumiis water into tho tnnk of tbo en gine, whilo n third busies himsolf stow ing away Bmjill lump.i of coal in tho all vor plated tender'. Thero is ouo signal of tho boll, whereupon tho door of tho singlo conch opens, nnd tbo little figures slide in on nn nlmobt invisiblo wire, tho opening closing of tcr them. A sec ond tup of tho boll is tho signal for the wheel tester, wntorinun nud fuol carrior to rotiro into tbo station houso. ' After tho third signal tho whistle given two toots, nnd tho train quickly disappears in n tunnol opposito to tho .mo lrom which it emerged flvo minutes before AVhiin tho train Is out of eight, tho stnt ion miutor and his assistants lo.ivo tlio platform, tho doors oloso be hind them, mid thoy nil rotiro to tho other side of tho station houso, whore, nt tho expiration of 15 mlnutos, the train tigtiin npicnrs, and tho passengers fllo out und scat themselves in tho build ing prop;irntory to tnking auothor trip around tho btutiou houso. St LouU Republic When tho W'nuiou Vote. Thoy wcro diFCusslug n proposed oi textalnmciit whou tho caller itsked: "Havo yon invited Miss do Voroy?" "Ob, dear, uol" ropllod tho liOBtosa. "I couldn't thiuk of it for n momont. " "But, my doar child, sho Is a charm ing 'conversationist and a splondld dancer. Sho is wondorfully nttraotlve In tho ballroom." "I know it," admitted hor hostess, "but you see she Is an offensive parti san." "Really V "Yes, Indeed. Why. she tried to get mo to vote tlio Republican ticket, and I couldn't for a moment think of glvlni hor nn opportunity to make oonv&rta at my dance. I've had to lonvo hor out" "Naturally, under tboso cJroum stances," noquiesood tho oellaix "But how about Mrs, Wilklnsl" "Not n sultablo porson to Invite, my dear. Sho's not In our sot at alL " "I hadn't heard of that "What's the mnttorr" "How thoughtless of you I Why, she doosn't oven voto in onr ward. " -Chicago Post. Tbo Difference Slight. "What's this?" demanded tho guoat, pointing to one of the sido dishes the waiter had brought 4 'Sausages, Bir, ' ' answorod tho waiter. "I didn't ordor any." "I thought yon did, sir." "I ordered sauoo. Can't yon toll tho dlfferenoobotweon sauce and sausages?" "Yes, Bir," said tho waitor, gather ing np the rojootod dish with unrnfflod dignity. "Botweon sauco and sausagos thoro is meroly a dlfforonco of ngoa Wish coffoo, sir?" Cbioago Tribune IN g-etUng up a wedding- trousseau, think how many women are tired eut: Dress. maker, 'earn stresses, "shop girls," milliners all bard-worked and weary over It; to say nothing- of the young; lady herself. Sitting or staudipir all day is the hard est xina oi woit gives you no healthy Weil- uaiautcu v- rcise; part of the DOuy is ovcmwiw and the rest of it ia under-worked. The gish; the appetlttla poor, thstomach 1 out of order; The. bowefc are coastlpated, you have headache and dlury spells. It's i im poislble for yon to take as much out-of-door UftbelpTOncaaaaveluthe clrcumsUnce Ua simple laxatlva medicine like Doctor fierce' neatani reweis. "", Hearty as aay medicine can, suPP1.? "J? wast of free exercise which is lacking In ii i .i-.., ..i Tt.r nn nvsncnsia. bllloMe and coaUpalion ia a pleasant, J...1 ...innl v There is no en Pi DC Vr33Zr3 with" the "Pleawt rtlleU;" they act awely but gently; they ynUrte llver-actlonjand ,ai tow and tueattk to the stomach and Intestines to do their own work. When you become i re gular the "Jelletacn &, ?u 'tfcvetotaketbeaifewver. Tht cur 'iZMZ2& Pleasant Pff aatt ZJut -iiu . -- -- mckare free If you I "yi J1 l. V-j .AiIhu to the jasaien acciuuwi "T T-t-- - ,-.r but UaeMeal Ad M. ., Ckkf CoaeaKj at aoci inn of ioo Urge ot tacai mm cover will jiceBtsifl oe- of Mining oW' An i VWl v 1 ir f- I WUH HW " tmm HWM's ttHsjiwaity "sf-H-JlL 4 r. itILWWMh, jarw'xiLr elk WMst lsisrKlu mSJJStgrL fJ'S-t-sTsTsBw S-Tsr I If Ai if 11 !l FAI liBswT! sHs& mLH Isssam. B H H W JHs B for Infants and Children, MOTHERS, Do You Know.., lutenutn's Stops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothing Syrups, aud most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine? ftp Vow Know that opium and morphine ore stupefying narcotic polwiis? ttoTfou KnoTv that in most countries druggists arc not permitted to sell narcotic without labeling them poisons I t Vow TC-.1QW that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child anlessyou or your physician know or what It b composcilr tto Tom iCiiowtlut Cnstorla Is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a lUtol IU higredienU U published with every bottle J Io Von Know that CastorU is tl-e prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Wtcher. That it has been in me for nearly thirty years, and that more Castorm ia now sold than of all other remedies for children combined ? Ho Voti Know that the Tatent Offlce Department of the United States, and of either countries, have Issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his nsslgns to use the word ' Cnstorln" aud its formula, and that to Imitate them Is a slatepriRon offense? Ho Von Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was because Castoria had been proven to be nbaolutcly lirtTOilCHHT lo Voit Know that 35 average doses of Castoria are furnished for 33 cents, or oue cent a dose? no Voti ICiiow that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children tnsy be kept well, and that you may have uubrolcen rest ? Well, tlicBo tutngft ore worth knowing. They are facta. The fac-rtltn ljffi4&u Hlgtmtnre Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Fhrough Tickets TO.THE EAST! VIA .THE Inion Pacific System, Through Pullman Palace Sletpen. Touri Sleepers and FreoJ Reclining' Chairs dally between PORTLAND to CHICAGO Our trains ate heated by steam and is llohted by I'mUcli light. "Time to Chicago, 3 Li Jays !l ime to new YorK, 4 1-3 uays. Which it many hours quicker than com- ijr.tttru For rates, time tables and full Information spply to BOISE C B AIiKEll, Agents, S-.leni, Oi. R. V. DAXTER, C. E. BROWN, General Agent Dlst. Pass. Agent 23S Third Street, Portland. mzm ONOHU SOg Q BOX POZZONI'S COMPLEXION POWDER I bss txen tht standard for Xortr Tears and Is mora popular to-osr was over osiers. I POZZONI'S 1 l.lhuMulBimtiloiloil txiwder txautlfTlnff. refreihtug', cletailr, bealthful and harmless. . I A dellcats, ln-Ulblo protecUon to the face, j I sriSeVat HcstlU'a C.MI.I IC' I , VOX M g-ivea ire s rmirt. 1 AT DBUaaiSTS AJfti PANOY BTOHE8. .,,..07 W if ammvs'j OCaM'ATCNTst wsr.-. jAotro. I m-rm. - mm m , rssssssr vsj-arsrr FSiV7rX?m KSlmrTri Awyoic. oiltit bonaa tor urlo pawot " Ainerlra. KrrrittaV?a w byusU Uiht Ut6M Tmst- t H ir i J. rt uiy MtecllBn psP-rt" I y.-.,VvX!?aa' 1 ' la on every xvrnppcr. til p imwm t QrTwf ir a-r-f is rw-tif sua- tr4flp.t -- -v RUNS' 'ullman Sleepinp Cars? ElegantDinin" Cars Tourist SloODln0 Carb To bt. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, targo, JUrand Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg, Helena and llutte, THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Dojton, and all Points ;East and South For information, time cards, 'maps an tickets, call on or writa ' THOMAS, WATT & CO. AGENTS,; 265 Commercial trrect, Salem, Or. A. D. Charlton, Attt. Gen'I. Pom, Act., Morrison st corner Third Portland, Or. OREGON CENTRAL AND- Eastern R, Company LYAQUINA DAY. ROUTE.,. "Connecting at Yaaulna Bay with the Ss FranclKO & Yacniina llay Steamship Co. STEAMER "FARALLON," Sails Irom Yanuina cery 8 tlays.for San Francisco, Coos llay, Port Orford, Trinidad and Ilumbolt Bay. Passenger accomoudations unsurpassed. Shortest route between the Willamette valley and California. Fare from Albany or polnU Jwest to Ban Francltcoi Cabin, $6; steerage, $4; to Coos Day and Port Of ford, cabin f o; to Humboldt Dav, cabin 8; round trip, good 60 days, spe RlYHR-ClVItHONr . StearaersAlbany"and"Wm. M. Iosg," newly fumlsaed, leave Salem daily, except Saturdays, at II a. m anlvlng at Portland the same day at 5 p. m. Returning boats leave Portland same day us above at 6 a. a., arriving at Salem at 3 p m. EDWIN STONE, Manafier, Ccmlllst Or. I. C. MAYOrSupt. RTver I)ivri6H. M. P. BALDWIN, Local Agent,Altona Dock Salem. . , fS(ji '-f if rrtamni " ' ' U LSBW-IL'-r U.IC 1 f " . . ... . 'jir.i,'!fs ayifow mjjiiiM(" tUiiJ, r HMruguit, KS&ftZZIVW . -, -wtt-iia-j '3&GnA LmSj r'rV.mM. f ftMt -jl- crrturiiiitn.wuti.i asm rrMsiiia.liysf jHsssJ?l"lssfV UAkot kVftM, CtNUlH J me GaDltafJourna FOR THE CAPITAL JOURNAL docs not do n lottery business to swell lo ..Irculnflnn llllt. In ndllltion tO giving value- received, It gives Its sub BCriuors vniunuio prouiiuiua. Now Is tbo timo to order your read Ing matter, nnd It will pay you to no tice tlio following special offers. Any ono of the following llvo peri odicals freo.ono year, to any sub scriber of TIIE JOUUNAL who pays $1.50 In ndvnncc for tlio dally, by car rier, tbreo months, (60 cents a tnonthl or uy man six inonui. vhj a iuni or tho weekly 18 months, ($1 n year. tho best 10 pngo illustrated fashion magazine of rfew York free for ono year. The nbovo prices are net wi, nnri f ha f-tiiniiYiAaT. rrini 111 1111 1.1I1I1 UVU1 Ul" foretl. Tho Qucen" is a high-class Pmotlcal, homo maguzlno. Tho dolltfhtful Chicntro children's mngazlno. Just tho thing to rend to tho llttlo ones of tho homo circle. It brings tho kindergarten Into tho lmtiin. Knnir. iriinies und story. BoilU- tlfully Illustrated, 61 n year, Pub lished by tho Kindergarten Literature Co. A nntctical farm papor, edited by a ntr.lt nt nvnnrlnnirpfl lnrrlCUltUrill writers, contributed to by tho best. known ngricuiiuriHts ui w.uwjui.hj It contains wnai 1110 inrnicr wuiup. U A handsome, attractive, .homo pa per, to which ovcry woman will give a hearty welcome. THE TOLEDO BLADE. That 'great' national newspaper, which Is knownjto everybody 111 L OF POLITICS. A book by E. Ilofer, on tho rotten primary 8ytcm,prlco 2fl cents. Can bo had inBtcau 01 any ui who mmvu jhuhi linns. 7 sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssCl f !sssHlsssssssssssssssssV' BtuVsssssssssssssHW Ha' sJsssssssssssasHsrA PI H FASHIONS, 'The Child Garden 11 Ml NWS 1II1 ! " 18J96. ssssssssssssssssssssEnsssssssV sssssssssssa V For 25c Dally oncmonth. 'Weekly thrco months. 50 Cents will got you tho Dally until after election, or tho Weekly until Janu ary 1, 18U7. Our Great Features THE JOURNAL Is pro-cnilncntly a papor for th people, In nows, poll tics and editorial opinions. 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This Is Im portant, und you should tako tho benciltof It, Instead of paying out more monoy for poarer papers. Sub scribe now, nnd Intorost your friends In TIIE JOURNAL, If thoy are not already taking It. . ... 'notlllcd by hlm that ho has ques tjoncd my statemont of Interest due n ,! in ciiRA nn error had existed I could easily ha'vo been corrected hat ho called for a correction thereof. Ai piuiuiuir. tiutf Ajiit.- -.- Of any of thcsopubltcntlons oan -bo had by calling ut THE JOURNAL otllco or (lronnlni us a postal card. CD Any two of tlio nbovo periodicals can uo secured y paying w anu laic Ing TIIE JOURNAL twlco as long us renulrcd to secure one. When tho extremely low prlco of TIIE JOURNAL is considered. thlB will 1m found tho most liberal offer mado by any paper on tho coast. lOVffi IliTlliS EDITORS, Salem, .- Oregon, SsMPlI n sssV ssssssssssssssssH sk EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- Shasta Route. Or-BIHE Soulhern Pacific Co, California Express Train Hun dai. betweea Portland and San Francisco. south TfoTtT 8150 p. m. 11:00 p. m. IO14S " "' W. Portland i. lv Salem (v. ar. Sun Fran, lv, Above trains slop at East Portland, Oregon City, Wcdburn, Salem, Turner, Mailon, lefterson, Albany, Albany Junction, Tangent Sliedds, Halsey, Harritburg, Junction City, Eugene, Crcswtil Drain, and all stations from Roseburg to Ashland, Inclusive. KU3&UUKU HAIL DAILY. South iNorth 8:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. fi:20 p.m. lv. Portland ar. lv. Salem lv. nr. Roseb'g lv. 4:40 p.m. 2:30 p.m 8:00 a.m. 8AI.CM PASSENGER. "SouTu" Kortb 4:00 p.m. 0:15 p.m. lv. Portland ar. ar. Salem lv. 10:10 a.m. 8:00 a.m. DINING CARS ON XJDEN ROUTE PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS and second-class sleeping cars attached to all through train. t WEST SIDE DIVISION, Between Pottland and Cotvalll, dally (ex cept Sunday.) 7130 a.m. iKiSprn. Lv. Portland. ArT Ar. Corvallls. Lv 6:o p, m, "35 P. w. At Albany and Corvallls cornice t with trains of Oregon Central & Eastern Railroad. Express train dally except Sunday,' 4M5 p. m. 7S p. m. Lv. Portland A"r7 Ar. McMlnvllle Lv 8135 a. m. 5:50 a.m. THROUGH TICKETS to all points In (he Eastern States, Canada and Europe can be obtained at lowest ratei from W.W. SKINNER. Agent, Salem. E. P, ROGERS, Asat. G. V. & P. A., Portland, Or, R. KOEHLER, Manager. ap, k SL Paul By.. GLANCE AT THIS MAP. Of the Chicago, "MUwauket and, St. Paul Railway and note Its connection with nil transcontinental lines at St, Paul and OtMha, and rouiember when going that Its trains aro lighted with electricity and heated by steam, Its equipment Is superb, Klegant Uuffet, library, smoking and sleeping cars, car Ueitrthas an electric reading lamp, an3 Uflth fr rArllnlfl' rliAlr. Kirh l.'n Bff Its illnlnc cars aro the best in the world. Other lines are longer than this, but none aro shorter, and no oilier offers th above lux urlous accommodations. These are sftclt reatons for the popularity of "Th Milwau kee." Coupon ticket agents In every rail, road office will give yon further Information, or address r-C, I. EDDY, General Agent, J. W. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Agent. Portland 0. R. & N. CO. E. M'NEILL.CRECEIVER.3 TO THE EAST GIVES THE CHOIC ) x OF Two Tnanscontinenta I Routes. Via Spokane Minneapolis StJPaulnd Den. ver Omaha and Kansas Clly.tLow rate to caitom, cities. w rcKJivn ciiija. Portland ban Fjanclsco. f Steamers lav Almworth dock. PorWand May 17, 33, 37 and June 1,6, 11, 16, 3, 36 Fare Cabin, $55 steerage, J3.SO. WILLAMFTIE RIVER DIVISION. rPortlsnd-Eugene. Steamers Ruth and Elmore for 'Portland dally except Sunday at to a, m. For Corvallls daily except Sunday fat ,3150 p.m. For Eugene Monday and Thursday at 3:3. Lowest freight and passenger rates, Kosd trip tickets very cheap. Tickets sold ad baggage checked through to all points wllh out extra tinnier charges. For full details caTloa BaU k Ww, agents, SW CrfM, or Jsis. ' ' f,H.HUlLURT. Gen'I Pas. At. ftH, Or For full -- -J5Si, Foot of Tradsst. Laos! Agtsst. rnnf"l,'rUrslTa W at "ktm brown wrapfiri'f -1 cl-t!, I the thing for puttW c-ifs. C4 a Jwnl sttce, ill Milwaukeo M rvJKijaArhaLi-i " ) WaOTA'5N Js M . VMitwAUKntVB l ;f 1;: f i B Kl zl tab h poetey, ; 1 i ? va . Beetur mc.vmw ea w-