1
FOUR.
W.
In
that calls for cream of tartar
and soda or other quick leav
ening agent use Royal Baking
Powder. It will make the
food of finer flavor, more di
gestible and wholesome.
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I
:: SALEM
I SOCIAL
il EVENTS 1
4iHIIIIIMIIIIItlllllll
a urpno r.ny.
TIio homo of Mrs It. L. Sklnnor, In .
Vot8alom waHthoHconoof amorryl
HatSorlng Thursday nlghL About 40 ,
A 8urprlse Party.
Ighlrs and friends assomblod. and
took her comulotuly by surprlso, Mu
lo nnd numerous game made the
time pass all too quickly, when, at the
closo of tho evening, a bountiful sup
per wan Mrvod, and It was not until
n late hour thnt tho good-byos were
said.
The Alice R. Society.
Tho Allco II. Society, or tho high
school, held ltn regular meotlng yos-jl
terdny afternoon, and olsotod orflcers
tor the dnsulng quarter. 'Tho rostilt of
lho election was: I'roldont, Horace
Hykes; vice-president, Anna fllesy;
aijurolnry, Mnrgnrot McOuo; assistant
oootary, Htta Wolch; troasuror,
JSmma Nerod. Aftor tho business had
lioqn disposed of. tho mombers spent
n soulnl hour togothor.
West Salem Literary Society.
Tho West Snlum Uterary Sbaloty
will hold Its rogular mooting at the
AVut Snlum hall tonight, and elect
cw olllceni for tho coming term.
' A Social Evening,
Miss Mndellnn Wuikor cmtertnlnod
n rtlimboi' of her young frlonds Fri
day ovanlng. Tho evening was spent
In playing "Panic" and other games.
Dainty ' refreshments wero sorvud.
Those present ere: Mlssen Althea
Mopre, Louisa Drown, Dnrbara Dur
bin, Jennlo Fry, Hlleu Thlelsen, So
phia Ontilii. Mildred Perkins. Mildred
llngley, Isabella Achermnn; Meesre.
Dan Fry, Carl QnbrlHlsun, Oeore
Skiff, Tom Holmnii, lllmer llnshar,
Wnlter Koor, Ted Holme. Will Per.
kins.
Made Howard Watches.
Itbaton, Maroh B. IMwanl Howard,
dean of the Aiuerloan watoh makers,
Is dead.
Hanoi r. Marti, 6 -Fl.-Id Marshal
WaliltrM it Own
Lire's Mysteries Revealed
Ity wonderful hmh. OocmK
SeienMnt, lWlosepher and Meiad'hy.
stolen,
lrjrf, Jameson, Ittdriedtte bteek,
(juiimwdttl street, rooms M m1 H.
The wonderful demonstration of this
wonderful man's- stron powers ummU
l wiuiesd to be believed. At a
tue k wilt tell you what )xw cahm
Ah. IU wtll rtl )'Mr Mfw, jwet,
lreut ' jumI future beUr tha ihi
know yowMttf. Hei will 8lv ym
iiaver fRlUug advice Ir all your uu-
itors4vmUH$ owMwrHlRg marriajK 41
voroe, liweinem, lor affaire, ietilA-
tlow. d$. wortiaje. wewy,
trnveJe. uri In fact a)) thlnx. He U
one of the mo skillful dewilt
tlnta of th s As ait mrtratoeer he
U& M e4utftUMi is IthUft. the latul
of Vff He U a quaJUfled Mtrol-
oger. SlwptlM r i4t4 U call ad
be evloel. 0ee boon, 9 .
to 7: p. hi
mm- S
every receipt
LOVE IN IDLENESS.
To seo me hero with ray glass and my
jug,
And my flro, and my oat, and my meer
schaum, .too,
You'd think that I ought to bo Jolly
and snug,
And so I am, thank you the same to
youl
I ....
Yet, somohovy, sitting cosily nere,
M of lho BUnny guramertldo
l """
Jr8' v,hat,tlo.you.call,om wnr.
" "" K
Aml b,ow-llkowUo tho
flowers.
For tho summer I love with a love
as bright
As tho poet feels for his Chloe or
Nanoy.
And musing dreamily here tonight,
I try to hurry It on In fanny.
nm lying, wo'll say, In the noolc I
lovo,
Screoned from the sunlight's scorch
ing glow,
Watching tho big olouds abovo,
And blowing a lazy cloud bolow;
Wowing a cloud from my meerschaum
. blaok,
And, thinking or not, as I foel Inclin
ed, With ft light alpaca coat on my back,
And nothing particular on my mind.
Dreaming, may bo, of famo, or strife.
Of hoped that kindle, of Iovob that
lllOBB
Soma people might call It wasting
llfo,
Hut It's very plonsant nevertheless
And pleasunter still, after a while,
I hear n low footfall on the grass,
And lot with Muttering blush and
smile.
She comes to meet me, my own wee
lass,
My love of the blue eyes, tender and
oft.
Ami yellow hfijr in the tun that glls-
tiHWl,
With a smile that's the tame that I've
seen to oft.
And a new porU-ttie and feather that
Isn't
purft . love I. iwhI.
lUiva and beaut)-, Bummer and youth,
I And true Is the love thnt I lay at your
feet
You may laugk. my dear, but you
know ltH the truth
So with love to 04i r hearteeestatie
boon I
Ai d how and then h word and a
smile.
Wo drmm through the mi miner after
noon lu the Oweu-Meredlthdlulwer style.
It Is aeUmated that MKH) ivwmi
have mysteriously tUMnpeared In
Now Vork during 19M. N'lnety per
' nt of the men reported mlMlng were
married, nnd a great number of them
are wolMo-tlo alttsetM. ,
Simln how purohaMM from the Unit
ed State ? U,I00.00 wiKth a year. a
Increase of W per eet, sine ISfS.
Ainedoan Ice-crm frMrs and rub
ber overshoe are mhni l all SMuUh
vtliegee.
Tk Itd Oroe SeeJet' et HuMta Is
the richwt In the world, having U.
(MO.OM In Ite treasury. It to well
oritAHtMM) ana will 0 eAlcleett work
from Utw iHsgiKalHg.
The mMt teaWe ring In the wwW
In In poaeessloa f one of the Vaader
hike. It to set "wKK & diamond, valued
at JM.WW and hwh' smaller genua.
The wwW yield af gtd at tkWs
Utne l 9S8j0d.0a. Of this amount
South Africa futnlrtiea 78.M
and the United $Mo TU.W.
Ther are now llvlag In the refal
aqnaWem in Ilusefe several earn that
are known to be more thin six hun
dred years old.
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL,
STATE
POLITICS
BRISTLE
A Warm Talk by Hon.
Frank C. Baker
State Chairman
Some Side Lights on General
Propositions in a Straight
From the Shoulder
Talk
Mr. Frank O. Baker, Cholrma of
the Republican State Central Commit
toe, and a mombor of tho Managing
Commltteo In Multnomah, Is hore look
Ins aftor somo of his Interests. Mr.
Baker has property scattered ovor tho
ontlro "Wlllametto Valloy. Ono of our
roportors caught him at tho Wlllam
etto, discussing politics with a num
ber of this county's wlso ones.
"Oregon? Why Orogon will give
Ilbosovolt 20,000, and Williamson will
carry tho Socopd District by 10,000,
Judging from tho way tho boys In
Enstorn Oregon aro talking. Noml
natod? Of courso Williamson will be
nomlnatod. Why not7 Moody? Why
ho made an excellent representative,
nnd tho argument hie frlonds used in
favor of his retention applies now to
Mr. Wllllamson'8 return. But Moody
Isn't a candidate, nnywny, Is he? I
have never hoard him say so, or that
he has said so. McCamant? Able fel
low? Yep, Indeed. O, I don't know
whether Joo thinks he would mnko a
good ropresentatlvo or not. You had
better soo Joo yoursolf about that."
When askod what tho roal status of
affairs lu Multnomah County Is, and
why tho Regular Organization will
win, Mr Baker, In his accustomed off
hand, shoot-nt-tho-mark stylo, repllcd:
"The roal status of affairs means
that If tho Regular Organization car
ries tho Prlmarlos, Mr. Mitchell's In
valuable sorvlcos to Orogon In tho
Sonato are assured; othorwlso, I pre
dict that Mr. Simon will bo elected
Mr. Mitchell's successor. Fact Iff
voters nil ovor tho stato aro tognl
xnnt of the roal Issuo Involved In the
contust In Multnomah County; and
Ropubllcnns In Marlon and nearly If
not milto all tho othor counties' are
writing me whnt tho people are saying
about It.
"I don't blnmo Mr. Simon for want
ing to be Senator again, and when he
gets there, If he should (but he won't
earry the Primaries), I will sond him
a congratulatory message; the state
however, should I be outalde of It nt
tho time I will sond a condolatory
wire,"
"But didn't Joe say In print that
ho was not a candidate?"
"Mr. Simon Is the 13d card lu tho
pack. Thoy tell mo that one of Chaun
oey Depews's Joke fell llat. whllo the
one Joe got off In tho Senate that tlmo
created more laughter than any story
ever told In that body. I mean that
one he told about Corbett and him
self doing everything within their
lKwer that was honorable to organ
ize the Hoiwe in 1S07. Wasn't that a
good one? Yes, Indeed; Joe can toll
a good e4ory, and tell It well. 'And
Senator Hoar, so l have bem told, re
ally bwlleved Joe was lu earnest, nnd
thought Mr. Mitchell ought to have
umii ashamed of himself for tha part
he took In preventing that IgUluture
from organising! Maybe that's a Joke,
too; however, they tell It on the ven
erable sage from Maeeachusetts. If
Mr. Simon isn't Joking really Is not
a candlate for Senator why la he
(Hitting forth vty effort to capture
the hold-over Senator and other fao
tors of Miccee down In Multnomah
oouuty?'
"On what due Joe expect to carry
the 1'rtmarten?"
I mi lira iwiro H XUHt, aim
wnieh JNrtge Carey. Chairman of the
Regular Organisation, caught as soon
an he saw It, waa hie cry that THE
TAXFAYHHS WILL HAVR TO FAQB
A 4 llt CUNT TAX.' As Judgo.
Carey antlefactorily explained, the
neanle cannot have new school henee.
drydockn, levW and Clark Katre. and
Improvement!) at OeHht without paying
tor them; and he showed that whleh
every taxpayer la Multnomah County
should anoreeiate namely that the
HNMHMtt count)- administration lias
eonduoted the county's affair In an
Hupreeedeutedly economical manner
and at the same time has been busy
unearthing the frauds and bringing
suite to sot aaluo the rotten tax settle
meats of its nredeceecors. So Joe
closed Mho a clam on that srore. Judge
Oarays ronNos to Mr. Simon's charges
ought to he published In Mmshtet
tern and distributed for refaronoe. so
complete are they and accurate. And
Joe's Interview. In which his charges
SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1904.
CAUGHT BY THE GRIP.
Congressman Geo. H- White's Case.
A Noted Sculptress Cured.
TYTTmimiii.1
Tho world
of medicine
recognizes
Grip as epi
demic ca
tarrh, - -Medical
Talk.
t szrfSfo. IRn
t saam& immmmfo -
i iIK.i,K W9S "
msMtmx ismi :
v. faSMnf '7zsti!-i mhW' immBBml "
InHX IiKK''? V w tk vlffif "
: RASf feasTl II :
m & A'iii 1 7 1 v rail' k
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mi 1 -assB a
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LA GUIPPK is opldomlo catarrh. It
sparos no class or natlonalty. Tho
cultured and tho ignorant, tho aristocrat
and tho pauper, tho masuca and tho
classes are alike subject to la grlppo.
Nemo aro exempt ml aro liable
Have you tho Krip? Or, rather, has
tho grip cot youT Grip is well named.
The original Trench term, la grippe,
hail been shortened by tho busy Ameri
can to read "grip." Without intending
to do 6' i a new word has been coined
that exactly describes tho caso. As if
some hideous giant with awful Gun-had
are found, should by all moans ap
pear In the front part of the pam
phlet." "The next grand-stand offort was on
DOSSISM! Say. Brother Hofer, what
are you laughing at? Yes, sir, Joo
really accused Mr. Walter Matthews
of being a dictator, a boss. He knew
when ho made the charge that tho two
principal reasons why ho lost tho Prl
marlos two years ago were first, be
causo he was too llttlo a Senator, and.
second, because ho was too big a
Hose. As for Mr. Matthews, If he wero
not U. S. Marshal his activity In the
management of affairs of the Republi
can Organisation would, as In the pant,
be courted by us all, because he Is
nn exemplary cltlsen as much so as
Mr. Simon, or any other man In Mult
nomah county and Is equally as skll
ful n politician. Hut In this charge,
as lit the 4 per cent bugaboo. Judge
Carey's denial In The Oreaonlan com.
pletely discredited Mr. Simon's asser -
l lions Jiidre Carev in tint mi an.i
official leader of the Regular Republi
cans of Miutromah County, and In the
same itesr tha'. Mr. Simon Is tha
reHrld leader of the so-called In-
depecdent Republicans. And. gentle
meu. JUUKIlur from tiia unikn.i.....
, , - - -- " iuu . i oinuis experiment tho nnllv
v,lh which the m-iMt mmlUePaper.lnlnaon.nasprovedacK
men are at work, and the flattering re- failure, and camo to an untimely end
ports that are coming In to Chairman with lt hi,....k .., J e U
w.... i. i..,. - ..,
-j. n niM very mucn like the,
'l.ltlla N'nwUni ...III i I
- -".iw-wm nm uiwnence a
greater Waterloo than the people
generally are looking for."
"Have any Mitchell men of conso
queues gone over to Joe?"
"I understand that Dr. Andrew C
Smith, elected State Senator on the
ClUaene' ticket In 1M0. has tone to
Mr. tflmon; but the most Important!
btowmhhi to Mr ttimoa's forces Is un
Houbtedly Mr. 1-awrence M. Sullivan
He is a very energetic man. and thor
oughly acquainted with the detail of
eertala lines of work In city politics
Mr. Simon Is to be congratulated up
on the extellenoe of his skill In secur
ing 'LarryV assistance, ny the way.
did ysu ever hear Mr. Sullivan tell hU
etery on Bob Shorten? No? Well,
wait until next Legisfature; he will
be in Salem then, t will ask M
toll you goaUomea the story. You
Masons will enjoy it He told It back
Bast to an excursion of Shrinerc. and
attar having him tell It a number of
time they voted kim an honorary
member of their teapje," so I heard.
"This momlng-8 OregonlaB has it
RELEASED BY
1 E3efl-r5 -rtTW'i P M
clutched us in its fatal clasp. 'Men,
womon, children, whoto towns and cities
aro cnucht lu tho baneful grip of a tcr
rlblo monster.
l'e-ru-im for Grip.
Mrs. Theophilo Schmltt, wlfo of tho
Kx-Seorotary of tho Gorman Consulate
writes tho following letter from 3U7
Wabash avonuo, Chicago, 111.:
"I suffered this wintor with a sevoro
attack of lu grlppo. After using threo
bottles of Penina I found tho grip had
I disappeared."--?.?. T. Schiultt
that Joo says he will bo there with tho
bells on March ICth, your Primary
Day; what does ho mean by 'the
bolls?' "
"Of course, you aro awaro that the
threo principal secretaries of tho Si
mon Cabinet are J. Thornburn Ross,
Wallace McCamant nnd George W.
Bates, all mombers In excellent stand
ing of tho Presbyterian Church. Per
haps It moans tho Ministerial Associa
tion's bells. With Larry Sullivan hand
ling the gamblers nnd the North End
for Joo, and the Ministerial Associa
tion pulling their bell-ropes for hlm,
one Is Impressed with Alexander Ham
ilton's remark 'Politics makes strangn
bedfellows.' ' '
"No, Mr. Simon will not win In tho
Primaries this time, nor will ho be a
factor of any consequence In future.
The peoplo who have the beet In
terests of Portland and the stnto nt
heart will avail themselves of an op.
! portunlty to
encourage John H.
JUtcnells efforts In the Senate, as
well as to keep out of that body others
who are particularly disqualified to
All the office In a mnnner at all cied
Itable to the State"
' w m o. ... .
- - - ... t v.v..wi uuiuoer
Get
r- i
fl BsEeS SjflmHsT
H i MiLZlllS
iifl
if 1 1 JM
I lawflsfessl
5000 Shafts 9??1 RIc Mining and
t,u . Milling Co'a Stock for Sale
tuOTSr Mosey l, of naore valua
W A tj ' m, i. .F001 cfcance for soae one. Addrtxi
.. . iuwa, oo a, mmnj
PE-RU-NA
Mrs. Colodto Covoll writes fronaDV
avenue, Aurora, 111. :
"Ouly those who havo suffered win
la grlppo and boon cured can apnroeiu.
how grutoful I feoL that such a olemluJ
meuicino as x-eruna noa oecn placed iwl
l.rt tlftf rt nvftrv ftllfPnrlnr .... 'B
...w Mw fc v.w.j VH..V.U(3 l"-ayn-'W
Mrs. C. Covoll.
Noted toulptrom Cured or flrlp,
Mrs. M. 0. Cooper, of tho Royal Ac
omy of Arts, of London, England, md
resldlnRln Washington, D. CJsoMd'
tho greatoatllvliiK sculptors and palnwj'
of tho world. Sho says :
"I tako ploasuro In recommending P(.
runa for catarrh nnd la grlppo. I hir
suffered for months, nnd aftor thouieol
ono bottlo of Pcruna I am entirely t11.
Mrs. M. C. Cooper.
D. L. Wnllace, a charter member of
tho International Bar bor'n Union, writei
from 15 Western avonuo, Minneapolis.
Minn.:
Following a sovcro nttacl: of la grlpM
I seemed to bo affootcd badly all over.
"Ono of my customers who was greatly
holped by Pcruna advised mo to tryit,
and I procured a bottlo tho same dr.
Now my hood is cloar, my nerves tn
steady, I onjoy food and rest well. pj.
ruua has been worth a dollar a dose to
mo." D. L. Wallace
Lloutonant Clarico Hunt, of the Salt
Lake City Barracks of the Salratloa
Army, writes from Ogden, Utah:
" Two months ago I was suffering with
so sevoro a cold that I could hardly ipadt.
" Our captain advised mo to try Pe
runa and procured a bottlo for me, nd
truly it worked wondors. Within two
wcoks I was ontlroly woll."-Cliric
Hunt.
Coiiffreiiman White's Letter.
Tarboro, N. C.
Gentlemen: I am mora thanutiu
tied With Peruna and find It to bt an
excellent remedy for the grip and
tarrh. I have used It In my family
and they all Join me In rccommenilnx
It as an excellent remedy." Oeorp
11. White, Member of Congress.
Mrs. T. W. Collins, Treasurer Inde
pendent Order of Good Templars, ot
Kvorott, Wash., writes :
"Aftor having a sovoro attack ot la
grlppo I continued in a fcoblo condition
oven after tho doctors called mo cur!.
My blood seemed poisoned. Perona
cured mo." Mrs. T. W. Collins.
If you do not dorlvo prompt and satis
factory results from the nso of Peruna,
wrlto at onco to Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your caso and ho will
bo ploased to glvo you his valuab' ad
vlco gratis.
Address Dr. Ilartman, Presldtmt of
Tho Hartmon Sanitarium, Commons, 0,
Tools of the Ancients.
An lnvostlgator who lived during
two years In a tomb at GIzeh collect
ed evldenco to provo that tho too
used In working atono -1000 years ago
had Jowolod cutting odgos llko modern
tools. Ho says that tho builders ol
tho pyramids usod solid and tubular
tools Btrnlght and circular saws ana
manv other tools sunnoBQd to be
modorn. In somo specimens of granites
drill had sunk ono-tonth of an men
at oach rovolutlon, Indicating that the
prossuro was at Uast two tons-
Nothing 1b known of tho material ol
tho tools. As tho diamond was scarce
thon, It Is probable that corundum
was usod.
tfre-Mi 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 n nH
i Made in Salem
EPPLEY'S
PERFECTION
I A puro cream of tartar bauns
powdor. uocommonaoa anu
sold by
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Fuller & Douglas,
A. Daue,
F. Q. Bowersox.
Your raonoy back If you want It
s
a
TRY ONE dAR.
liHH lllllllllillllll iM-rt
Away Fi-om Woi?k
Don't nana to the Idea that hard work brings best
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The Sharpies Tabular Separator
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cause you less work worry and danger and give
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catalog,
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