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Her Flrst-Dorn.
Charles Tonnyon-Turnor.
St -was hor first sweet child, nor
hoart'n dollght;
-Vnd, though wo all foresaw hlo early
s "do6m,
"Wo 3tjpt tho foarful secret out of
sight;
"Wo wiw tho cankor, but sho klas'd
tho bloom.
iUwl yol it might not bo; wo could
not brook
"Tta vox her happy heart with vagtio
nlarmo,
To blAtioh with fear her fond intropid
look,
Or 'send a thrill through tho onolro
ling arms,
"Sho smll'd upon him, waking or at
rest:
Sbo could not dream hor llttlo child
would (llo
Who towid him fondly with nn upward
eye:
USho SMin'ii as buoyant aa a Summor
spray.
That ttanooa with a blossom on Its
breast,
.Nor khpwH how noon it will bo horn
ftway.
THE JOURANL'8 NEW DRESS.
Tho Journal has Just reclovcd a
new drosa, sills shirt waist, and nil:
aooinlflet outilt from hat to shoes,
gloves to llugorlo, and wo "ixilnt with
IrldoH to Ita neat, up-todnto. bright
.appearance, an appearance that will
'1)0 yot more Improvod art Its now
material appears In Its ndverUse-
menta.. Newspaper fashions and
ntyltw change Just an surely, though
not so often as styles In clothing, and
s every one of the Journal's lady
.readni will tell you, you might as
woll bu out of the world as
out of the style A back number Is
the deadtMt thing on earth.
Kor this reason, the Journal pro
pom to keep up wllh the time, to
maintain lis imslthui as n modern, up-to-tlnte
liowrpnper. Km new drew has
been artistically Mrieeted and Its dis
play type of the style ami class
used In the ltuiMiig papers In the
larger oltitt.
Tho modern uewepaper tolls Ita
now In tho hsad Hues, and the man
whose lima la ooeupled, can keep In
touch with the alTalra of tho world,
without using an hour or so to wade
through thins he care nothing about.
The htHtiUIn tll the story, the text
"Imply given the details which art
there fr him. If the tuatttr lntrtata
him
A ulanc Inform him what he
wants, ml what he dots not. Seme
people onM this yollow Journalism, it
is nothing of the Mud It Is the
modern newspaper, out up for busy
people. Thu Journal I modern. and Its
news is rutialiU. well put togothtr and
Pfuiwly kthkM In IU head IIhim. It lsi
'I
not nrldtd that It In imrf.t hull
It HeMlot m ootMH'timlUM to Imi
lrt.v. both tu aNHMraWce an,! to
newa wviee Ita growth shows It '
Compar the Journal of today wllk
that of a year or tw ago. nud yu will .
H what atridw It has made. It hat I
bn uisnMalve and prucrMsive. and I
lis UM(Miy growlitK elrrutaltoti akows
that It asTorts and lt court ar ah-
Itntclaud- Uy ike public. It purtM
rokwln Uu Umm laid down, of.
kepliK up wlUr tto Umn, aid aheait
rather titan bafelud Uiew. T Innt
man In Ui 9rtorMlOH. I an ak
JwlHte HaottMlty, the parade eouUfnt
ukWt without htm. but hit asM1m to
uet UYtabte. He U (no far away fro
the mw1. ami the cfeMrtng rwia
ami waving buadkewhlafa hve all
takuu a short cut around the corutr
to tiut tho hiwil of the koosmuIau
agalu, Mug Miovo he m the
rouad. Tho Journal latend to htp
jlo to th.e frouL
WJut eoRdltkms pwwlts, or A
uiftiids (urther iwproremeaU, tt will 1
Made, fa ths wwawhll It imnu4
IU ount aImiB for the hwt and
uirlA4r what it ea.
4iUiQN
CONCERNING PEN3ION8.
Tho introduction into tho Ixwor
Houso of Congross of a sorvlco and
ago ponslon bill, by Representative
Sulloway, chairman of tho commlttoo
on Invalid pensions, has roused In
both parties enthusiastic adhesion to
Ita principle, and as enthusiastic op
position. This bill, which, well-In.
formed corrospondonts say, is confl-
llentlly expected to pnss tho house,
provides a pension of eight dollars
a month to every votoran of tho civil
war who has attalnod the ago of six-ty-two
years without regard to disa
bility; to thoso sixty-six years old,
ton dollars a month; and to those
teaching sevonty twolvo dollar a
month. It further proWJes thnt whoro
a man renderB two yoars or more sor
vloo ho shall reclovo a ponslon of
two dollars a month in addition to tho
regular rates. Mr. Sulloway's bill al
so Increase tho pension of thoso now
drawing tho minimum six dollars to
olght dollars a mpnth, and further
provide thnt tho ponslon of widows
who married a soldlor prior to January
1, 1870 shall bo Inoroasod to twelve
dollars a month. In tho matter of
calculotlng tho amount that will bo re
quired to satisfy the new demands
under this law, there aro groat dis
crepancies botweon tho figuros given
by friend and foe. As thore at prosont
somo two hundred thousand veterans
who hnvo not applied for relief, and
It is thought that a comparatively
small portion of these would apply
under the new bill. It la estimated,
In some quarters, that not over one
hundred thousand new names would
be added to to the rolls, entailing
yearly expenditure of fifteen mil
lions, "Twenty to sixty millions" Is
the estimate of the New York Sun,
Avhloh calls this tilll and Its ap
propriation "the most stupendous of
campaign funds." it ( etatd, on
apparently good authority that Prosl
dent Roosevelt favors the mwenge of
"" "' """ ii win ue mniio a pHrt
at the Repuhllean policy. While the
bill In many details has hen altered
from that proposed by tho Grand
Army, It yet maintains the principal
features of that, and recognises be-
length of service and age of the
oensflclarles. Arwmaut.
X-RADIUMS
Shake!
Swlow Has
swort off."
OsUfta hil iiwmiuliilul tCAAA ...
pay Itawas fnrmwe for chlokws aad
m tuke without leave Uy soldiers
"- -l",Tm'l TtfWVW IU.,t... . - .
"y mantuvert.
Tlw Nw York wore., cwri has '
lNl 0at It is ho orim tor a My I
wckr to get married, and
"Ml th hoard to rvltMtot otto
wh wa ittHmi for that OfTeswe
Tt, coyotea chased the gtrU uy at
1UlaH- WML Uistr are toMie Umi
tu' voyoic would have bltalwl
wt tout, of course, bom h Ore-
Fashion decres hh( 9M1U n to
l made with the uurpoM of uMhlnc
the hips kha ymll AU ik shrink
this sitrinv will not tot In wining
MOCKC
Tlit school iMchwt In r MuIimm,
Iuwa. mutt wtr short skirts accord,
lug to rultu tot dow-u by ih hoard ot
dlnelOM,
It la Bomowoat ttgnlfloant that th
fOolor&do womaa who w-aa tho how
Ulteuhox stutter wa named HtKk,
and Ik poMtiot she waa true to namt.
It aright bt noted that war broVt
DILY CAPITAltJOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, .MARCH 3,
aftor W. J. D. visited the
5
out Boon
Ozar.
Women after alt has soma right In
China. General Ma Is In charge of
one army. .
...
A man in Springfield, Ohio claims
he Is hypnotized by a woman Well
he Isn't th first one Adam had the
seme complaint drily h Tiad no one
to make It to.
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Dr. Wood Hutchinson discovered
microbes In Willamette; water, and
now the Cincinnati commercial iriu'for his butter. Some of the sellers nc
uns makes this discovery look like 30
cents. It has discovered pr. Woods
Hutchinson.
PENDING TWENTY YEARS.
Famous Case Against a Railroad for
Damage to a Dull la Revived.
Tho famous caso of Thomas E
Sublclto against tho Iron Mountain
and Southorn Railroad Company for
injury to a bull, which has been lnall
tho courts of Missouri sinco Its insti
tution ovor twenty years ago, came up
again at Clayton, It was presented
to Judge McElhlnney Of tho circuit
court. In tho form of documentary
ovidonco, and was taken under ad
visement by him.
Twonty-ono years and ono month
ago Subletto obtained Judgment In a
Justlco of tho Peace's Court in AJnlr
county for $76. Tho suit was brought
to rocovor damages to a young bull
belonging to plaintiff, which was
struck by an engine of tho railroad.
Tho railroad company took an ap
peal to tho Circuit Court of Adair
county, whoro the suit Was dismissed.
After the dlfimlsshdl from tho cir
cuit court In 1883 Sublette took it to
the supremo court of Missouri, which
transfered It to tho Kansas City
court of appeals. This body sent the
caso back to tho Adair county circuit,
whoro a now procoduro was begun to
recover the amount of Judgment glvon
by tho Justlco of tho ponco court.
In 1894 tho caso was transferred
from Adair county to St. Louis county
and from Clayton It wont to the SL
Louis court of appeals. It was sent
back to rotrlal on reversal of Judg
ment. An uxocutlon was issued, and an in
junction was takon out to stay tho
oxocutlon, which was nlso taken to
tho court of appeals, and which was
sustained.
A now suit wnB then brought on
tho original Judgment was milled
onco rind was brought back Into court
again by Judgo McKlhlnnory granting
a now trial.
Tho matter of granting a new trial
was 'also takon to tho hlghor courts
and sustained. TIiIb was the proceed
ing which brought It up to October
30th.
The bull has long since died, and
many of tho witnesses have passed
away out of the reach of the courts.
The wilt was originally for $135.
American Iegnl News.
Prussian Potash Mines.
(New York Commercial )
The putnsh that Is dug from
royal iniwlon mines, located
the
at
Straserurt. 00 miles from Ilerlln. Is the
wile source of the world's supply. De-
fore the mine were discovered tin
best substitute that could be found for
the produot was wood ash, such as tho
Southern plantations used In tho old
days for making lye soap. The Prus
slan mlnM are 87 In number, and were
devoted to the production of salt bo.
fore salt rook was discovered.
When the new variety of salt was
Htven to the world about -10 years ago,
the ljrusdan nil net) wore temporarily
almtukHied. ami In a few years a wren
for rook salt was Instituted. The salt
was found, but In a badly adulterated
I'MdUkM. and an analysis of the adul
terant revealed the fact that It was
T . , "' Hnrt 0f ,h9 mial
U ,M,tah waB ,w one tur,,ea to
wkhrhhwu fertiliser, aud estnb-
I"11""" iwiucny Him other
I Southern Mat) tak
7 , . Rt ,ak' a lar roorw
V. . ltlcUo- " u lr.
jwini oc me mineral m which the
TeuueMM and Southern Carolina
dio)ite to lartely used.
The mines are control led Kv .
tyndkau and art under the .unf
rlnloH of WHMam. toiptror ot 0K
, ..-.. .. .. """ .?
many ana Klua of l'rutsla. They uo
Ptor 11.000 um and yield 1 too oap
toHdt a day of poUah. Of the oaUr
output Tl por cwl to used for agtV
euHurnl puruoMt, while the reutaiiulor
It uttd tor elMNUIcnl purpooM. u t
nrolr HUUted'ln ths cyanide urotttfj
of okImoUiic oid from tht ore.
Hi .
How Elgin Plxot the Prto tf Butter.
(ItaUo't IVtokly.)
U It n curtout and rowarkabU Jntt
Ut Mtodu a UtUt town u llliaolt, Mr-
lmtb dtataUM Um rirt of butter far
tht www. Hlgtn. which has a populn
Uou of let ttoau tt.OW. It noted for
tht tacoUtueo of tht watches at woll
at ot tht buttor it make. Tht marktt
rait w ue uairy nroduct it txed In n
rwtuttar way every wetk by the loeia
hoard ot trade, an orgaatistlon with
S8 uuhr, rortuUjf T0 cwuu
orlos, whoro buttor la produced. Tho
I board meets every Monday noon with
'about 150 persons presont, Borne be-
Ing men with butter to soil and others
being buyers representatives of firms
la New York, Chicago and other cities.
I The creamery men offer for salo var-
,0U8 ,oU of thelr commodity, and bids
. nre mn(e for t)l09e by the Would-be
, purchaMrg The geCretary of the
boflr( rtcor(lg on a blackboard, each
Jbt(1 and jugt i,ef0re 2:30 p. m., when,
'according to the rule, the bidding
dow( ca9 for flnal bI(lg an(, agks
I , .. ,. h flM!Bnts the bId maA,
cept. others decline, and all the trans
actions are put on record. Then the
quotation commitce, composed ofv five
membors, rotlres to an ndjolning room,
considers tho prices bid and thoso de
manded, and also tho condition of the
market, of the cattle, of the pastures,
etc., and soon reports to tho open
board what In Ita Judgment Is a fair
prlco for buttor. Tho figure so deter
mined Is accepted without demur and
prevails for the remainder of tho
week. On this basis purchases are
made for both domostlc and foreign
markets. .
Where Doctors Agree.
When a patient Is under tho doc
tor's care for somo months, with con
stantly varying symptoms, but cvoi
Increasing weakness from tho loss of
flesh and strongth by tho ravages of
dlseaso, all doctors will agree that
the first gain of fie- indicates u
change for tho heuer. Weak, thin,
floahless people, know they feel bot
ter as soon as thoy gain flesh. Tho
best flesh nnd blood maker Is Dr.
Gunn's Dlood & Norvo Tonic. For
pimply, palo and sickly peoplo,.both
old and young, a bettor medlclno was
never made. It turns tho food you
cat Into strong, rod blood makinc
solid flesh and musclo at tho rnto of
1 to 3 lbs, por week. It Is sold by all
druggists for 75c por box, or 3 boxes
for $2. To overcomo tho effoct of
ovor-lndulgonco or dissipation uso this
medicine.
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About the Upper Lip.
A fashionable woman of middle ago
advlsoa evory young mafdon as fol fel fol
eows: "Novor marry a man until you
havo seen his upper lip. Man has an
advantago ovor ua, becauso ho can
read us through our lips. Wo cannot
rend him through his moustache,
which, no raattor, how beautiful, Is an
exprosHionless adornment. Tho up
por Up tolls tho charactor of both men
and womon. If long and thick there
Is coarsoness. If thin thoro Is cruolty.
If short and cupld-bowod thoro Is
delicacy. If straight and woll drawn
ngalnst tho teeth thoro Is resolution.
Beforo saying 'yos' to your lovor mako
him shave for a month. You will thon
lenrn his chaructor."
Watson Renominated.
Shelbyvlllo, ind.. March 3. Rep
resentative Jamoe E. Watson was re
nominated without opposition today
by tho republican congressional con-
ventlon of the sixth district. Thei
convention also nnmel delegates and'
alternates to tho republican national
convention
nrd Time
I take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning I feel bright and my com
plexlon Is better. My doctor says It
k?dnntl? the ,8k0mache. " and
kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative. It
Is made of herbs, and is prepared as
Iclno. All druggists sell it at 25c and
LS La00!8 Famhy Medicines
moves the bowels each day. If you
S' 8llt' Bend tor ree sampki
Address, Orator Woodward. LoRoy;
To The Public.
Swlgwlck post of the O. A, R. has
a lot In the City View cemetery where
are burled some 30 of our comrades.
To Improve this lot the post has ex
panded nearly all Its available funds
and no monument stands there to
mark the last rtttlng plact and to
honor tht mtmory of the unknown
dead.
To procure this n commute hn
betn appointed to solicit aid from the
general public; and It is hoped that
mt rponw will bt so Hbtral that
a plain and simple monument may
umriw IM spot StitCttd.
Rttutotfully.
" TUB COMMITTEB
Portland and Return riniu o-n
Tht Southern Pacific Is Mwwliln.
louml trip Uckots to lorttoad r,
Salem for IJ.J0. sxod going Saturday
p. m.. or any iraia or Sunday, return
lug SumUy and Monday, giving nil
ay Sunday and Monday In Portland
1Tm wmo arrangtuMut aintlitt from
Mtlad, glvlnc all Portland people
a tsumct to Mtit 'lly b,, at
greatly roduotd ratos.
At doveUnd. O. Timothy Quintan
suitohman. gat up tola lift to save a
unttONHti train on the Laht Short
rnUroad. A switch wag opt, and ha
racod with tht train to ekwt It. Ut
pultod tht Itvtr and throw the switch,
but aa ho did so ho was struck br tka
otdnt and kilbd. Ttinrt wtro l
yaastngoro on tht train.
1904.
9
State News.
The farmers of Hood River nre get
ting down to buslnoss. and have filed
In tho dork's ofllco nrtlclos of Incor
poration of The Farmers' Irrigation
Company. Having purchased tho hold
ings of tho Valley Improvement Com
pany, they will now Irrigate their own
strawberries. Tho capital stock is
$75,000, dlvlied Into $30 sharos.
After being on a protracted spreo
In an ondeavor to drown his sorrow,
caused by revorsos, D. C. Griffin, a
prominent race horse man, ended his
life at Heppner, last Tuesday, with a
doso of poison.
Oregon Mazamas havo detormlnod
this year to lnvado California, and
have selected Mt. Shasta as tho ob
ject of their onslaught. Thoy oxpect
to ascend Shasta with a party of 50
during tho early part of July.
$100 Reward, $100
Tho readers of this papor will bo
pleased to learn that there Is at least
ono dreaded dlseaso that sclenco has
been able to curo in all its stages
and that is catarrh. Hall"s Catarrh
Curb is tho ony positivo cure now
known to tho medical fatornlty. Ca-
tarrh i being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is tal
takon Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of tho systom, there
by destroying tho foundation of tho
dlseaso, and giving tho patlont
strongth by building up tho consti
tution and assisting naturo In doing
its work. Tho proprietors havo so
much faith In its curatlvo powors.
that thoy offor ono Hundred Dollnrs
for any caso that It falls to curo. Sond
for list of testimonials . Address.
F. J. CHENEY, & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75o.
Hnll's Family Pills aro tho host.
A Poser.
A little boy who lives in West Phil
adolphla went up to his mother recent
ly nnd said "Ma, haln'.t I been real
good slnco I began going to Sunday
School?"
"Yos, my dear," answored tho moth
or. "And you trust mo now, don't you,
mn?"i
"Yos, darling."
"Thon," spoko up tho llttlo fellow,
"what makos you keop the plo locked
up in tho cupboard tho same as ovor?"
Bern tii jp Il Kied You Haw Hm Raagl
ammmmatmrmmmmmtwammamm
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Lots of New Goods
WHITE SHIRT WAISTS
Never was tetter for the price
White Skirts worth $2.00 for $ J. 50
Nightgowns worth St 50 for $l.t5
Auslin Drawers worth 90c for $0.62
Embroideries, special lot at 5c a yd
Insertions, extra good values at 5c a yd
A word about Umbrellas, did you see those we are
selling for 51.75, cannot be duplicated for the money.
Rostein &
302 C.nmmorni
t$eaet&tj&&e)eAAAaaMAm......
'vnvtstetwtesvovvcssw
)lelc4Hlt)atet
One Week
R. M. Wade & Co.
wo
larritt & Lawrence
'assafflfsssas'ssr.
urop in and see for yourselt
J OLD 1. O. OROCERY.
Hair Vigor
This IS what it dees: Restores
color, stops falling, makes hair
grow, cures dandruff. Is not
that enough? ?;?.
RSBBMBM- Ir
The Rich and the Poor.
You shaggy-JjrowcJ Hungarian al
tho grimy track
With a candlo on your forehead a
a numbor on your back;
You swart Italian in the muck u
garden-makoite prize,
With nmplo locks and lashes ghu
Ing dusky brows and eyes;
Tho rlchost mortal in tho world, 5
hundred millionaire,
Would glvo It all today to buy yor
stomach and your hair!
B. C. T., in Sanfranclsco Star.
Good Spirits.
Good spirits don't all come from
Kentucky. Their main source Is th
liver and all the- fine spirits eret
mado in tho Blue Grass state could
not remedy a bad llvor or tho hundred
nnrl nno 111 nffnota Ifr nrnititnA. v.
I n.t havo t0O(l Bnlrltfl nnH ". t
nVor 'at tho samo timo. Your Htm
must bo in flno condition if you would
foel buoyant, happy and hopeful,
bright of eye, light of stop, vigoroui
and successful in your pursuits. You
can put your liver in flno condition br
using Green's August Flower th
greatest of all medicine's for the liver
and stomach and a certain curo for
dyspepsia or indigestion. It has beta
n favorito housohold remedy for OTer
thlrty-flvo years. August Flower will
mako your llvor healthy and active
and thus lnsuro you a liberal- supply
of "good spirits." Trial slzo, 25c;
regular bottles, 75c. At all . drugghu.
At Dr. Stono's drug stores.
Planters Compress Hearing.
Washington, D. C, March 3. The
Interostato Commerce Commission to
day began a hearing In this city, in the
caso of tho Planters' Coraprcsu Com
pany of Boston ngalnst a number o!
railroads. Tho caso Involves tho re
latlvo rates on cylindrical bales of
cotton and tho regulation round bales.
Sale of City Bonds.
Tho City of Salem, Oregon, will re
coivo subscriptions for tho purchase
of ?30,000 of its Municipal Four Por
Cont Rofunding Bridge Bonds, to bo
Issued on tho first day of April, 1904.
,The subscription book will bo opened
nt 10 o'clock a m on Tuesday
March 1, 1904. at tho ofllco of the
city recordor, in said city and will bo
upon tho popular loan plan, tho les
ser subscriptions bolng filled first
and thoso next highost In duo se
quontw. N. J. JUDAH,
City Recordor.
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