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i FOUR DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREQON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1904. MALAY OR ARYAN i APS OF JAPAN AL i.l-U CUrtnTUarr A, WMf A Strati rf. I . ' . ...- . -. V4l4ldCUuUwa uuunuijS . "" f w .sire 01 me wumeu 10 hiibui. ui? umir ed Fragment of the Caucasian Race That Has Traveled ness of iiP characteristic of the men. . , , In the process the skin of the lips 'Ucmok Vv w w the Juries ot married, .Jlfe dcstroyjng, tho god sticks of ThATr husuands, without which tho man Is shunned by hie gods and by hip own people; and not Infrequently those women, finding Ilfp unbearable,' commit suicide. Women Tattoo. Their 'Lips, in tholr vniith manv of these wo men are pretty, but their beauty Is short lived, even whore thoy escape the ugllneas of the tattooed upper and lower llp. This disfiguration Is from tho de flect the lmlrl- upon which thp people balance and te'oter When tho bear Is cut up for the r...l iha hniiil fa Inff. within tllO skin. and this skin .la not removed from tho oii.ti tin t)m ,1av followlnc the feast, at which most of the male feastors nrf.i-mn,1o ilnink from sake. Aftor- ward the skull Is placed upon the sa cred hedge as an object of vonera- tlon. i . . PE-RU-NA NECESSARY TO THE HOME. & tetter From Conjrnmiin Whlla, of North Carolina. The ntrangeat raca of man In the 'World s to be Invtttlsatfcl by Prof. !relrik Starr of the University of 'Chleagu. He will go to the Island of Tew, In tho Japan group, and study Hhe mysterious raoe of AlnoH, who aaro regarded by many scientists as '4he nearest approach to tho missing link. Tho expense bf tho exposition H to be homo by tho St. Louis expo-( altlon, which hopes that ho will bring liack n few of theso queer humans to wLlbR at tho fair, at woapon mwklng and has forbidden the use of the poisoned arrow of an other at. Occasionally his daughter will deface her mouth with hideous the "things, after which washings tntlnoln whirl, nbm Im harm fnr.lw" wnter of ash barI lnal0 tho soot Is cut In slashes parallel with tho lines of the mouth, nnd afterward there la a crosshatchlng of theso linen. With these cuts opened wide, soot from birch wood Is rubbed Intp the slashings, after which wnshlngs Indelible For days aftor tho process ii hi no n oy me jnpanese government. For th Japanese Is his master. and,the "PB of the 'ounB womnn ma' be .... ... . . I tfirt ura In fwlmlr nf fnlMnrr fnnil nr or this relation between the two peo ple Hitchcock has ebserved: "We have here the icmarkable In stance ot the close association of two too tore to admit of taking food or uttorlng speech, but her beauty has been assured by the procoss and nothing else matters. It Is as com- distinct races, one suporior and pow-, mraplaco a concession as a trench (Libit at tho fair. orful, tho othor dogrnded and weak,,1"-'01 r a "Iorcou 0lir '" cviiwuun. Tho Afno for which Prof. Starr has working together day by day, living ' Tho reS"lntlon thatched house of no t nmnnilnna.l n.lnn" t,v n In onnilminlll vllWaa Inlnrrnnrrv. p t'lO AlnO Is mOTO plCtllrOSqUe OlltSlde Jot. of people who don't, and "eye- Ing moro or less, and yet, aftor a thnn comfortnblo and clean within. taiew" by a lot of others that didn't. ' oentury of such intimacy, as distinct Tho floor ls of boorAe blt on Uo Is t&ime of thoso who call It "eye-know" j In tholr charactor, habits of life, su-; an accumulation of dirt which easily nittte gone so far as to say that tho porstltlons, nnd bollofs as though they mBht co"cal tat '"cL In the con- ifVUio prereni It that way, but as un- had nevor como togothor. The Alnor"' "l """ "UU1 " u ui , !" fler cither pronunciation ho Is ro- has not so much ns lonrnod to mako . hnl'8 lhr by flvo foot' whlc sorvo8 uer cither pronunciation ho Is ro agarded as too mild nnd easy going ever to mako a protest ono way or another, the reader mny hnvo his choice. Vrom i physical point of view this native or the Island of Veto Is a lit tle, eawftdoff Imitation of the Japa nese. He Ir heavier and stronger than his almond-eyed neighbor, and lifts been regard) Indifferently either ns the minting link of the Darwinian theory or as a stranded type of the Aryan race, which, once marooned on the Island, forgot to wash IU faco until all trace of Us original color or lack of color was lost In the slime and dirt of the lakiml surroundings. Prof. Starr does not believe In the Darwinian iMxwIblllty, Ho believes that Uio A I no. with his level eve. Is n .. -...,... . w.j Ht HUD while man, and on this presumption beon tolerated In the Island, but It lie means to dig a few specimens out bas not bson much practiced. Pop ii iu uiunu i - - a reputable bow and arrow, although aM a ""I"aec-. tho smoke finding Its In the past he has had to meet the i Wft" when ll can tnroSh an aperture Japanese, who nro famous nrchors, In j ,m,lor tho rtK)f- In a" "casons a pot many bnttles. It Is a most remarka-lf JaI"noso manufacture hangs over l.i. A i.. . - ..... .. i tlia flrn nml In It 1iii1il.1&a ntnl uis BxuiuiMB oi me pemsience or uis- " " " - """". " tlnct types together, when the condl- ,mok" an(l leatii8 an Indescribable kt - . . .. - ' mlvtllfin rf (ii nHil ln,i n h .t HAnt nous are apparently rnvorahie ror the, """D "l ", ", " iwij, absorption of one by the othor. The wlllcl are combined into food for the Alno, being unable to afnilate more family. Dried fish nro strung from elosely with the Jnpanese, remain , raftor """J '", vegetablos arc distinct nnd aiwrt, and are therefore nunB ,n ftoons; and ovor nil set doomed to extinction from the face of tl08 a tn,ck sl,lnr matins or smoke the earth." I In the warmest and lightest days of Queer Types of Women. ("l0 'oar t,l "moke in one of those Approximately, there are 17,000 noil will make eyes unaccustomed Alnos In the Island, and It Is conceded ( to ll water to tho Plnt of blindness. v - i.im uuv. ivuurv uiv ""- -o-f wv. .,v., Alnq hat Intermarried with the Jap'l"11011 w,ln ol1 an1 supported by throe nnese the offspring have been shdrt8t'cls ln tno askos, gives light through ivu unci iinnenuny. Polygamy has " 'uibo wick, revealing- ono or moro awn Bui'im oi Hie nauHonoia painted An Instance of Growth. It Is n pleasure, in this day of great industrial combinations, to noto an Instanco whoro an independent con cern has attalnnd to mammoth pro portions, and has grown steadily but suroly for years from a small begin ning into the fullnoee of tho present time. Such an Institution is cited In tho seed buslnoss of D. M. Ferry & Co., vhlck for nearly half a century has gone forward each year, constant ly adding now customers and retain ing Its old ones, until It Is today the source of seed supply from which tho groat crops of this country spring. Seed houses have come and gone somo survived nnd flourished for years, but finally succumbed for one reason or another whllo Ferry's kept growing all tho time. Thousands ot farmers, y;ardcnors nnd flower grow ers look no them year after year for tho seodi from which the prosperity of tholr fields and gnrdons Is to grow, nnd tho fact that they aro nover dis appointed In Forry's seeds Is tho se cret ot tho wonderful expansion of this popular firm. You can buy tholr seeds In every city, town or hnmlot of this land, and you arc always cer tain that they are fresh, truoMo namo and sure to grow. Their 1904 Seed Annual, a valuablo guldo In tho se lection of tho proper seeds to plnnt, will bo sent frco to nil readers of Tho Capital Journal who apply to D. M. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Mich. MAKE PEACE WITH YOUR STOMACH i1 !; HON. UEOIUJE &.. WHITE. '' CIVIL SERVICE JARREI Unncd I ii m.!v. huuo j in v,uiuin of tlie Whole Cuts off Funds PnnrfPAeamnn Clonrcrn TTnnrv Willie, of Tarboro, N.O. writes tho I ollowlnglottor to Dr. Hartman ln regard o tho morlta of the great catarrh cure, Perune: ' Ilousoof Itoprcsontatlvcs, ) Washington, Fob. -1, 1899. ( Peruna Mcdlclno Co., Columbus, O. : flkiiitrtnn ti I mm mnrn ihnn Knitmm tied with Peruna, and tind It to bo an excellent remedy for the grip and ca tarrh. I have used It In my family and they all Join me In recommending It as an excellent remedy. " Very respectfully, acorgoH. White. Mrs. Nannie- Wallace, Tularo, Cat., President of tho Western Baptist Mis slonary Society, writes t "I consider Peruna an indispensable artlclo in my mcdlclno chest. It ls twonty medicines ln ono, and has so far cured every sickness that has been In my homo for flvo years. I consldor It of special valuo to woakly women, ns it builds up tho genoral health, drives out dlseaso and kocps you ln tho best oi health." Mrs. Nannio Wallnco. If you do not dorivo prompt nnd satis factory rosults from tho uso of Poruna, wrlto at onco to Dr. Hartman, giving a mu statomont of your easo and ho will If the Committee Aclinn Endorsed Civil Service win uo out of Business Washington, Jan. M. Tho house J day in tho commltteo of tho i. carried an amendment offered by He burn, striking; out tho annronrt.tu. of $170,000 for maintennnco of civil servlco commission. Bim.. gavo notlco that ho would demand Qi yoa and nay vote on tho amendm when tho bill is reported back to tl. house, Ex-Minister Dcnby Dead. Buffalo, N. Y Jan. 13. Chifa Donby, formorly United States nlmj tor at Pokin, died suddenly at tli Hotol Sherman, in Jamestown, tU morning, where ho delivered an u dress Tuosdny night. Donby was a noted diplomat, u, served nearly 14 years In diploma service. Ho was at Pokin thronjt both of Cleveland's terms and r months under McKlnloy. Ho ti mombor of tho commission which l vostlgated tho array accounts of tk war with Spain, Including the balmed beef, nnd was a member i of thtHr natlv adhesive onvlronmsnt and brriiK them ovor to the 8U' luls midway, without referonce to the Chi ltrt midway. Without History or Ambition. One hundred years ago the Alnq was m the midst or Uie itonu ng WIUilu a oewlury Ins touch with th Japniifcw Imi ImHiiht him (o the ho ttsou or the nga v atel. Yet ns n l(il they hart no written lnngungo. no nraiirtU er a Mtt, and no amlil. ttOM for a fulHre. Twlny tht Alno MRU till rhhio In lh wood with tt l)w and wrw thnt Is a old as the HMtety of hmh, deeplti' the faot that Mi JaiMHete ntghlHr Is an ixwrt CLEANLY WOMAN. Krronfoo.tr Tfclnk. kr groarlii llrr clp Tlit Skt Cnra ILndruff. anly womsn has n rronou IJ that bt Mtiurlnir ths aealp. whlh r. th. andrufn Hh. mar WMh bar m" vary dy. ami yet l.ava dandruff hr lira lonr nvimtunl..i ... ...... . . too. Tiii nniv v iT.V Jl . """ "" r"",on In women aSdrtV.fi 'fKr J2LT ,,ra; for they ami thora Ii nn liimr...i.. .L-? V? "nve no seuls: thuv ,v nn, i.i... haps ono reason for this Is that, while under ordinary olioumstancos a womnn Is one of the least consid. ared Institutions of their barbarln stale, this Mima woman sometimes turns from her hopelessness, and, In the Iwms of the Ilrlilah soldier, "runs nmu'ak." Out of this hysterical condition the AlHn woman bcooma a tlras In th full tntaa of the Hngllali term, until l (lit Alno man no )ioat In hi eal nir of imwratiUoN haa tl.M i.rmr for him that the gbost of a woman has. Yet, ineetins; women In tha atreata ,m,l roadrara. tha man n the nwdway and tha womon usually make the mott olalmrate of humble bowa to their baardeil suHr!or. if the woman wlahaa to aMk In tha eow"ny of men she nibs bar for fUaarer arroaa her tattooed uir ii,. until the notion has hn MM.ni....i by bar superiors; aft.r which sho my sHKtk. provldatl her Ion! ti xpreas permlalnn In words. I'or In the Alno region the women ?,.'h? J K,wbr? Jlwpield.. n.rn. he Japanwa sake, uwm whirh ,,.,, A1f 1.U 1.111 . . " . fa lira Infndrt. n,roy tn, Jun.J; Sw nil" i.".?L,1f0,'.,? ln In tho ashos, and casting ghastly shadows over the hairy nnd tattooed faces or tho kindly savagos hovorlng around tho ombors of tho fire. Try to Forget Death. Doath Is something to bo forgot ten by tho living Alno ns soon ns Is possible. Crude wooden momimonts are erected nnd n man Is burled with his weapons nnd his household im plements, beside him, but the burial places aro far fiom the haunts of the living and are rarely visited. Sig nificant In this regard, the Alno. with all his ctual punishments for crime, never has executed even the mnt cold-blooded of murderers. Th criminal la bound to a cross for a week, and nfter his release received some sound advice from the tn.iva after which he may take his place among Honorable men. This Is the modern method. Once a mnr.iornr had his nose and ears cut off and the tendons of his. feet severed. Trials proving the guilt or Innocence of tho accused ones aro novel. One of those is tno ordeal requiring the susnnntn,! one to take a stone from tho imMr..,, of a kettle of boiling water; tha othor is ror him to lift a piece of red hot iron, in the posh nr tha i.,... You Are Certain to Lose If You At tempt the Use of Force and Violence. out of every tan Alno man have earn w title of drunkard' hut , . "' l"" "moceiu ..... iinnMra, inn every. M, urn aiimii.i .., .... , ftLri."nr'? ,0 Th "rPt,ld. o-l dC tolld. ,.orelu.,l-,. .......I. .. " Worship of the Bear. tiiltkii.i am..- .. .. . . The ivllrlon nr th. inn i- . ....., -- ,rn, anving Rtrtiiln . -" iiruui .t,"."""or '"". f tranaroriMad Into ," ,iun wonhiv- Th l are - - I..... " latillhlM an.l r.i.,.lo .i... fading the oUters, who are accredit. Uaalal J. yty. upui Agen, YouMayBeCured M4 fJarfWd Avenue, jtf... u t,""a01.lu. October 9, 1902. ivtAteLfaft11. (w i!1? nMmthl taking fV?Z!botU etipmo and finding noreliei Z?Z ft L'00"oCUul and fourteen bottle kJi H..K.II 1. AfUf doofcvltlff fpr elSTAD numlk. .nfl .V! aurea aT"ii" ""'T ,n botUea truth Win. r,,,TtT """J" u th UW !&& fri'U who had triedVf I f$ w" !!? Alw5uU WP B"'i " did. iiuch i immc back on tha uiontbi of tattur 1 k7.i i ora any , l belteTa7 I hare Zn ffiB thw all Bttw WfjWllM 8ou,Md m ,a " buWik. Ifitf a)tb a II ui k . tLl kuu.1,1. Vl ii tlKMhiiii bftlTiri, ,)Aa.i..l n lit Barer aajor. ,:.,ri,",etuB W Awiw,. ara fcwji( wrTj'"S M ?. If you tbink ipec Advu, rw,, ll'jjteR'v, Jpte.. LdW Qau A m urn. a ""-hpukum t0i t aattAJWOija. Tenn. jftiminmnni m --w(r i ,-i in m mountains, woods, and atrwtma. The bear worship atul Its attendant feoat la one f thc aUlklug -i i me people. The creature Is captured youBB and Is renrtHl upoti mother's nillk io an k may tttke flgh gN fl food. The ur ,wn on df reaturea of evtry villas, and In It Jh creature U fed ami ear-,1 for from spring till October, parhapa. when the rretro ta itronK , - ...irH we cage. While thre u a aacredneaa attache,! to the b,r u iT?? " ! th. ' "hll this eM.,M,u,i.. und drlnklag of wkt Z ,the woman who nuraed U,e bear 8l 3" om aid, eltant aad UteaT Of" 'JjHMi or k ur wade to the bear 1 cage, a , ay artvuM td ewamr JHin :,?$ The animal Is ink.,, .. . L BOWI by thW f tt. ,,"" 2 M rauln. - ...T ' ,M M eon- nwmmm wood arrowa JJJJ MlMt Mm. aM the. wlth " " im WBTM hu. . You cannot forco your stomach to do work that It Is unablo nnd unwil ling vto do. It has boon trlod tlmo and tlmo ngaln with always tho same result. Tho stomach Is a good and fnlthful sorvant; but when pushed be yond tho limit It robols. Somo atom nohs will stand much moro abuso than ouiera, nut evory stomach has Its HmU; and when that limit Is reached It Is a very dangerous nnd unwise procedure to attempt to orce It Into doing ' further work. Tho sonslbla nnd reasonable course Is to omploy a substitute to carry on the work of digestion and glvo tha atnmnn), nn opportunity to recuporato and regain no iusi strength. Stuart's Dyspepsia TablotV nr ii,, only perfect substitute to. take up and mrry on tno work of tho tired, worn out stomachs. Thoy am nntnmi .. easy In tholr work and causo no dls- luroance in the dlcosth-o orin ti, contain all tho ossentini !..,. that mako up tho gastric julco and othor dlgestlvo fluids and win ai toon mai a strong, healthy stom ach will, and do It In the samo time ..u in tne same way. Thoy worts Independently of- surrnnn.iin . loiw and the fact that the stomach ik or uiseased does not Influ Ohio. Mni...n.iv -. w. -iT..uT ".. l" 'i'i""o wiuroiBBinn wnn n -w FiwBovu w hl V JJl UiD VUlUttUlU UUI l rtt ..... vlso gratis. ai " ocnurman. rraeucnny ho Is Address Dr. nartman. Proaldnnt fll,on retired slnco that time. Tho Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. . . - i Assassins preparing. Bolgrado, Bulgaria, Jan. 13. Grot quantities of wnr material aro pasatsj through Servla toward Bulgaria. Irf cntlng thnt tho latter ls preparing it ovontunlltlos, DRIGGS SERVED HiS TIME New York, Jan. 13. Former Con grossmnn Drlggs. who was flnod in. 000 and sontoncod to sorvo ono day In prison, was roloased nt G:30 this morn ing, aftor being In n coll' nil night. Ho wns met by friends nnd drlvon nu-nv In a cnrrlnge. Tho fine wns promptly paid. To Have Consuls. Berlin, Jan. 13. A commltteo of tx Reichstag today decided to establlt consulates at Atlantn, Seattle, Xnr Orleans and St. Paul. Tried for Murder. Allentown, Pa., Jnn. 13. A jury wns secured this morning to try Alois Coksteln for belnsr neeunrv t . after the fact, In the murder of Ma bel Bechtol, whom he loved. Ib ne them at all their useful and -fftotlv. work. They rill digest fooj Just as well In a glass Jnr or bott, M they will In a stonmoh v, .. - ste that for yourself hv ,,.,,,1 ,, .!.. ...... . .. ' ' "6 uu ;- ' a jar with a square meal and some wator to enable It to work Stuart's Dysnenala Tnhio., k.. .l..." gloving ,h. 8tflmach of , ;yo;ki Qn able that organ to rost nn.i M and resnln its health nnd strength Tha nmo.ua i. ..... -a".. otatn vl '"iiy natural and pmiu. Nature win hoi i .. Jlistasaheheataawoundorabroken limb if ai.9 ,g not ,nt and Is iuu.n,u.-... .... wu" .- ,-..u.,lw uj no nar work In her own way. All Interference Is nre, V'n! tb SntUart'8 DWS,a Table" atuarts DrsnauKln t.ki,. .. . Mle by druggists everywhere at 60 win8 ? T ,f you are a"cted with dsspeMla. one. i .. you feel arty times better. You will forget you have a stomach and nl Joloe In the fortf.iin,a xr" . f.at would be so shorts,ghtnrUtoS w - 6v aiong without Stuarfa Dy. iwjpsla Tabhjta. for th .. I. ujr hr and ar so we ,7 "". " T sood they have done and the happl thy have causal ,i... .! B?Ppl cfldewe ot hi. custom ad te BualaaM wald ,ira- .. a 2WtooC Will Probatert Tho will of the lato nobort T Ray who died May 30, 1003, has beon ad mitted to probato. Tho will bequeaths tho property, valued at hum a glo Ray, to be retained by her, unless siio mnrrlos nualn wimn i .1,-n .- the children. These are Mrs. LoU M Johnson. Salem; M. T. Marlon; Clyde RJT .nd Elmer E. Ray, of ujng Mrs. Flay waB named na nv....., tn 1.,,.. 1.. ""UUU ..r .loui uonds, and she w "" "I'i'oinied. as Ta ffl S fm nH LbFkC i.l gV rbEgaT Iff (g'-r ailirKcaai H PURE AND MELLOW M RICH AND DELICATE I I For Sale by I I A. 8CHREIBER, 8alem. 1 g 153 State 6L I FARMER'S HOME, l..- xvi- A1'RICK & CO.! SacccssortoD.S. Bentlcy. Wholesale and Retail j Roche Hatha L Jm, al. . ! : T 4.t r 7 ' iaea cement. ; WWMtMa "" ,8,,83 Commercial Street ; ; Capita! National MUDto;Dternrw'1 J n AihFF,CERS fHMHtH SAVINOH rtAMir Department effera especial In dueenents to those who wish to ve money. Eepslally who Sl!itk0,,,ir n man "mounts. h.H l6 rh8 Ua" ny tarWnleh,'.not '"nintc'ln "!'' DapoMta ot one dollar or indJu,,tyeir.edlted n J"nWjrl ;; i! 1 (i 1 l 1 il 1 1 toiaianaittrt ir . ' -Ij-a , n-rZZ?. aa wj as their sin..,.. . ' ' , yyill cmr... . ja litter, will pnr.nt. .. ""rt Steet i '.MWlffi,afS2fJffwork Ala odea- ZLZ Wat