Daily capital journal., May 27, 1904, Page THREE, Image 3

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what she ougnttonaveauu Still. We cannot blame '1
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tne woman, ior it is very emuanaaai.w .-..- -- - ,, , ,,rc i
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suuenne, even to ner iumiy iijroiv-.. -
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wnman. it was easv for her ailihe sisters to pour into her ears every
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detail OI Hieir suucnuy. ui tuia wctjr
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vsands every montn nave written ana rtx-eiveu vmuaun. "y
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vthe treatment of all kinds of female ills, trom the simplest
k local irritation to the most complicated diseases ot the
womb. The records of all the many hundreds ot thou
sands of cases as to whic hadvice has been asked are
tiiere kept on file by Mrs. Pinkham, and from this vast
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to write to ivirs. rinKnam ior auvitc. auc uawuuuiow ,,-.. ..
.constantly publishing from grateful women establish beyond a doubt
the power ot L.YU1A E. Kii"Nts.nAiu-o vcueirtui-u
COIYlFUUiNlJ to conquer temaie aiseases.
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fITCHCOCK
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Retire
icretary of the Interior
About to Get Canned
Is
Washington, D. C, May 27. The
anouncement that Secretary Cortel-
ou will resign his cabinet position
rlien he becomes chairman ot the Re-
iibllcan natlonnl commltteo opens
discussion of probable cabinet
Bange-3. Thla one will bo tho only
iango likely to occur until the 4th of
ext March, but when President i
loouovelt Is Jlnally installed In tho
ilto House In his own right, should
be re-elected, a general shake-up !
cabinet circles Is looked for. I
Postma-ter General Payne Is to re-
tiro beyond a doubt. Ho would havo
resigned long ago could he havo Jone
so with good grace. But the postal
Investigation made It necessary that
ho should remain, In splto of the fact
that hla health Is badly impaired. It
is generally expected that Mr, Cortel
you will be tho next postmaster general.
Tho prospect is that James R, Gar
field, at present commissioner of cor
porations in tho department of com
merce and labor, will be promoted to
succeed Mr. Cortelyou, and that ho
will hold on Into the new adminis
tration with Mr. Roosevelt.
There is a great deal of speculation
as to whether or not Secretary Hay
will remain as secretary of state. If
he acted purely In accordance with his
pergonal wishes he would give up
public office, but the President is well
pleased with tho manner in which ho
has handled the foreign affairs of tho
government, and Is anxious that Mr,
Hay should remain. Other pressure
Is also being brought to hear to in
duce Mr. Hay to retain his place next
to tho President at tho cabinet table
It is difficult to tell what will hap
pen In tho treasury department. Sec
retary Shaw il not ovorly pleasod with
hla job, and It is expected by many
hat he wilj retlro next March. He is
a man with senatorial aspirations, but
he' looks ahead to 1909, to succeed
Senator Allison, who will not again
Ibea candidate". Mr. Shaw might well
f nil in lour years or mis interim in mo
j cablnetj but it is.doubtful if he. will
do so.
If there Is no chance for promotion,
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Secretary Taft will In all probability
j remain at tho head of the war de
partment, Should Mr, Hay retire,
Mr. Taft would bo promoted to that
office.
Tho present secretary of the navy
Mr, Moody, is anxious to give up pub
lic office and return to the practice of
law. Ho ha? been expected to resign
before now, but hos been persuaded
to hold on until after the election.
He will not bo a momber of tho next
cabinet
Much the samo Is truo with regard
to Attorney General Knox. Ho has
had a turn In public office, he has so
cured all tho credit ho can over get
out of the position through 1i!b mastor
ful conduct of the suit against tho
Northern Securities company and his
enforcement of the anti-trust laws as
they apply to other corporations. He
con make moro money at his prlvato
practice In a weok than ho can maltp
In tho cabinet In a year, and his re
tirement is therefore looked for, hot
withstanding the President is most
anxious that he should remain.
One cabinet momber who is well
pleased with bis office and whoso ad
ministration of it Is satisfactory allko
to the public and to tho President
l Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
No change is expected In that dopart
mont. There will be a now secretary of
the Interior after tho 4th of March.
Mr, Hitchcock during his long torra
ha antagonized nearly every Benator
and representative from the west, tho
section with which ho has bo much to
do, and time and again the President
has been urged to placo a now man
at the head of tho Interior depart
ment. Notwithstanding his record
for hunting out fraud, the relations
between tho secretary and the Presi
dent are such that they cannot bo con
tinned for another four years.
OREGON SHOE CO.
2B3 COMMERCIAL STREET.
SALEM, OREGON.
About the Weather.
Tho average May temporature for
32 years in Western Oregon has been
57, the wannest being in 1888, with an
average of 62, and the coldest in 1899,
with an average of 51. The highest
known hero In May was In 1887, reach
ing 99, tho lowest 32 on May 9, 1894.
Tho avorago May rainfall Is 2.39, bejng
much less this year.
Open Air Concert.
The Salem Military Band will glye'
an open air concert this evening at tlic?
intersection of State and Commercial'
streets, to which the world is invited.
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