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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1904. TWO i ki' tn-'t K' 'A t"? Mfc r,. K I W (' . V lUTiYVniDIiPAT. TniTRWAT.IInto a :'cl08Cd ah0S" an? to admlt vmui uaiiiau uuuuuuu .u i-aTam. whom tncy cnose. ere BY HOFER BROS. UNI0ffi fj?BEL hrnmzht tin with a round tura In the Miller case. The people liked that . . f u fltt. a n a tnot m n rm n FQ4 iremenuousij. ijib khuibbi iuubuuv.. la the land, aided by the shrewdest lawyers, organized a hugo corporation In vlnlatlnn of lnu The SUDremO ' " court, at the Instance of the aJminls- THE BOY AND THE GRASS. j tratlon, ordered It o dissolve. The W2ien wo have a dry spell and for peoplo liked that tremendously too. oovoral 'days rain doe not fall, the There Is a conviction throughout the lawns begin to suffer Wo got out country that the interests1 of the plain our garden hoe and morning and people, who ask nothing of the govern night give the lawn a liberal supply met but ample protection in their ofwator, from the city reservoir. right to earn are honest living In their Tho grass seems to be dying and It 0wn .way, are looked after by Mr. I yellow and seared In places. Our nooosovelt, and that ho does not tor neighbor philosopher says that the got them when under pressure from Bnus Is notdead and will not die un- tno political and personal represents less wo get too much water on It, but tlvoa of privilege-hunters of all kinds, ifiat'the brown spots of this year will Different a? Mr. Ilooaevelt Is In so o uio ncaitniesi ana strongest, next mnny ways from Lincoln and Mc lrear' Klnlov. he Is like those two sreat men Said ho; "The reason for this Is.in i,B intnltlvo Irmlcht Intn thn mind BREEZY OCEAN BREEZES Movements of Salem People at the Popular Summer Resort TELLS LEAGUE STORY ! u. iiiu iHituii ivi ihio m, in mg ntu live ins ctit into tno mind tils: while you keep the grass fur- 0r the plain people. Mr. Roosevelt's ntshed with all the nutriment It needs. 'nnhni-rahin in. not i.i.mto.i m. im. It will not rustle for Itself, and the ' mar, sympathy, and he has no subtlety iww win laite no uoia, out it you of mnd behnd whlch to hlde hl8 let it afone the roots will oxtend nntura simplicity and dlrectness.- dBopor to whore they can find nour- prom "Theodore Roosevelt as a Presl- Idunont, and a. better crop will bo dentlal Candidate" by a delegate to tho result. If the grass had not been tho national Republican convention. bo much wateroj In the past, It would in the American Monthly Review of not now show signs ot decay so soon Reviews for July, after a short drought." L, We have pondered considerably onsr what that man .said, and think -that tho valuablo suggestion might wall bo applied to other things than lawn making. Tako the average boy, for Instance: Tfle Ohio Democrats will probably JTust so long as his every want Is 'all to get Harmon-y auppllod for him, without any oxor Won on his part, Just so long will he refuso to grow from within, but will depend ontlrely upon outsldo resour ces for his sustalnanco. Tako away tho artificial support, and tho boy will and hlnwolf and hts manliness, and X-RADIUMS The Prohibitionists want Miles. Tho only thing that commends him Is hl3 attitude on the canteen question. Thoso squadrons have a hard time of It keeping out of ono another's way. .m i .V 7.7 --"'"-' ,"". oi t Keeping oui ot ono another's way. Xflll do thoso things that will ad hm Th . i. -..... ..... .,.'. the time to come, when tho great got together. "kkij mat comoa to ovory man (Editorial Correspondence.) Newport, July 6. Miss Edith Hal ley, Eugene Haliey and Albert South wick are visiting their homesteads on tho Sllctz. Mrs. S. C. Dyer went out to Salem this week to lay In a summer's supply of provisions for her homestead In the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Beckner, Miss Nettle Beckner and Mrs. Folsom are late ar rivals on theso rejuvenating beaches. N. J. Damon Is painting hU cottage. and bcforo the summer Is over will be running a full-fledged Waldorf-Astoria. Miss Louise Southwlck has gone to her homestead In the Slletz. Mm. William Hllleary, of Turner, Is among tho Newport beach Idlers. Col. J. M. Cooper, of Independence, Is visiting his constituents. Tho cottages aro nearly all full, and tho hotels have nearly all their rooms taken. The peoplo come and go, and thero Is always room for a few hun dred more. A block of 100 feet front has been bought on the main street to erect a lodging houEe. The ball Fourth of July evening, given by the Indian School Band, was a great euccoss, an J tho crowd had to bo forced out of tho building by police Eugene Paper Writes Obit uary of tne mites Tho Eugene Register says: Midst the boom of noisy celebration guns, the fizz and pop of firecrackers and tho swish of Illuminating rocket, the Oregon State Baseball League went up and out. Tho league was nutting up first- class ball, but somehow it has been an off .season In the valley for tho nation al pastime. Some attribute the fail ure of the league to the four-game series, which, It Is claimed, no small town can stand, as the interest lags on account of a surfeit. To this con dition Is coupled the fact that higher salaries than heretofore were paid for talent. On a two-game series last year Salem not only paid her salaries and had money left, but also ptirchaseJ basoball grounds. The only reason that Sacramento Is not In the big league Is. because that town couldi not stand the drag of four games per week. The expenses of keeping a team Is no more, but In a small town all the fans cannot attend every game, and nothing kills sport quicker than empty benches. We doubt If the Eugene theatre, with a larger cllntelo to draw from, and offering tho varie ty of a change of attraction each time, could have a corporal's guard attend ance toward the fag end of a six weeks' booking of four shows every other week. After two experimental seasons of -valley baseball It begins to look as Headache Can be Cured with Dr. Miles' Anti- Pain Pills. If your nerves are subject to disturb ances, such as Headaches, Neuralgia, Backache, Itheumatlsm, Menstrual Pains, Sleeplessness, etc., their Jarring and Jangllntr can be quickly ended with a Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln PHI. Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills aro pleas ant llttlo pink tablets, which do not act on tho bowels, nor do thoy havo any disagreeable weakening or hablt-form-lng effect on tho system. They aro tho result of the latest scien tific knowledge on tho subject of Pain, nnd bring relief safely and quickly to the greatest sufferer. Tou should always keep a box of Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills In tho house, slnco you never know when pain may attack you, and It is wrong to suffer when your suffering can be so quickly relieved. Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills contain no opium, chloral, cocaine, morphine, or similar arugs, ana aro soiu vy uruggiaia under a guarantoo to relievo you, or pay your money back. By relieving Pain, Dr. Miles' Antl Paln Pills shorten suffering, and length en life. 25 cents. Never sold In bulk. "I have used Dr. Miles Antl-Paln rills when troubled with headache, nnd And that ono pill Infallibly effects relief In a very short time. I also use Dr. Miles' Nervo and Liver Pills when necessary. I am considerably afflicted with neural gia of the head and find these pills of Miinn nunAflt (a mix Ttiai n A nil ttinf lllUl.il UVIlGMt. fcV lilU illCJ uiu . iiiak Is claimed for them." OEOnOB COL GATE, 219 Oakland St., San Antonio, Tex. HARPER WfttSKTIll PURE, AND MELLOW RICH AND DELICATE For Sale by AUGUST 3CHREIBER "SEE HARPER WHISKEY EXHIBIT IN AGRICUL TURAL BUILDING, WORLD'S FAIR, ST. LOUI3. H-H I 1 1 1 tl I U 1 1 1 1 1 1 114-M - I fcoonor or later, will havo to be fought out to tho bittor end. On many occasions In the past wo fcavo sot forth the handicap which the son of tho rich man works under, nnd bow, In tho majority of Cases, the Healthful, hopeful, onorgetlc. ambl Frank C. Baker made a record break ing campaign at the late election but ho will discount that this fall. It'a 30,000 or ove- without a doubt. ... Oregon City Is trying tho oil expert. .........,, urutlM, UIIUIKI'UU, aniUl- ' " "---o -- ... llous, clean-minded and moral son of raont on n part of ,,a streets. Tho nt t. ... tfnHn r9 tl.n n... . I tontlon Of tho Court strnnt Imnmvn. -. ...-.., UU..IUJIO mm ju iim ,.... Because of tho demands made ment conmlUee lo called to this ba poor man outstrips him In tho Taco upon him in early ilfo, his roots havo taken deeper hold, and ho has learnod to draw from the sourco of all supply 1UUAO ininKH that aru narrwanrv In Thero lo far too much tieedloas dis cussion of our Ills and alia In public . ..WV.U""! J lt " - WMV Hlltl HI I'llLllU ho growth and dovolopmont ot tho anA at our homo tables. A woman has .wi mau. uiu lacuiiy ot, ai least, bearing a head- Tho son of tho rich man too often ,ncno without a murmur. But preserve depend upon sources entlrolv mitsliin from a man with n hmninpi.ni of hlnwolf ; tho mor aro compollvil by I atom necessity to rely upon them. Tho congress V 'vomen nt Borlln aolvos and when, In after Ilfo, tho has boon discussing tho marriage miwo-for tho ascondnnoy ensues, vow of obedience. How very unneces- persuasion, as they would not let theT" " T n" t0.. to a9 boys quit playing. "" , T, f ' ' l DG th h. n, iM ,hM .,. 'able t0 Iaunch tlie Pastime on a ner- week. Tuesday. Thursday and Safur- "IT"1 unt" a jeam ?f resldent day evening. They go to play at the '"" , , "T . mi Oregon City Chautauqua a few daS ,' """"" "u ","ieni wnicn on July 11th, but leave an orchestra '" "J1 " e'J n DaSeDa" for tho dancing parties. I'u u ""- Geo. O. H.1J has moved his 11 very !fnIjfCa fpa'ro"a ot M&bn doploro down from Toledo again for the sum-''"6. fafl hat the pasthne has become men He has fine teams and riding aiea" T , ,? I V , Ur horec3 j Pitching staff is at its best, but such MLs Nachtwey, of Lansing. Inirn ' e tho fortunes of baseball. Who wont Into tho mountains with Mr and Mra. Damon, broke the record by I M9eMeW walking In and out 14 miles by the f wagon trail. TPf!? Write to us for Freo Trial IvJ!ii Package of Dr. Miles' Antl Pain Pills, the New Scientific Remedy for Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our Specialist will diagnose your case, tell you what la wrong, and how to right It, Free. DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., LABORATORIES, iiLKILUU', HiD. mm nun-Mi iiinini J Voget Lamhet AND i1 tho follow who has rolled ui.on him aolf liivarlably proves, tho innstor. That Is tho thought thnt came to us from tho suggestion mndo by our neighbor that If tho grass woro lot alone It would Rtrlko Its roots deopor down In tho soil In soarch of nourishment. sary! As though any ono ever kwmt it What an antiquated Ideal A man would feel not only uncomfortable but very dowdy If his wife wore sud donly to begin obeying him. If Oregon peoplo would put In moro tlmo In discussing needed Improve ments and allow tho "old land marks" Including "tho first cni.1 . . i - ..... "wuuui iiuuaua, 1,1 etc.' to eo tholr ii-ni- (tw .i.i. TO LIVE IN PEACE. A woman may aeount mmi hwto. but a man chooses his wife nt . R!' WBy" th etat0 W0,lW iii.. it .- o bo ..p'i 8;zr,'8A?;ur,,,n:,rmrt,h ,,, ,,;:.;:-- - . .- z without her hor It Is oetlaluly his duty to do his won to uvo with hor. This Is not nl way o emy at 11 sound. Hare nro few sliuplit rule for the wise hits-Iwnd: ? Did It Ever Happen to You. "I had rldduu llvo blocks, and the OOnilllctor una ,,.l.. . .. If )r wlh .milt, at , ., t covered that I had an old transfer, a Plunged nlckol and no more," said Hie biuluuM ninn. 'Ktinny tho thoughtH (hat run through a felUm's hul. I bogau to perspire, and I Just knw that tho conductor was ..,, i.. lV" ' h,U)w htw crook fMto when I her. f she imlltM at you laugh with her, If aha to angry soothe her. If iho I Krucloiii thank ,r. If ho U wlw itraUu hor. f h u tteonomlonl conmiand hor. i ttxirnvumiiit axninln Do It ioaay. Tho tlmc-wpm Injunction, "Never put off 'till tomorrow what you can do today," Is now generally present ed In this ferm: "Do It today!" That Is tho terse advise wo want to give you about that hacking cough or de moralizing cold with which you havo been struggling for several days, per haps weeks. Tako some reliable reme dy for It TODAY and lot that remedy be Dr. Boschee's German Syrup, which has been In uso for over thirty-five years. A few doses of It will undoubt edly relievo your cough or cold, and Its continued uso for a few days will euro you completely. No matter how deep-seated your cough, oven If drmwi consumption has attacked your lungs Qorman Syrup will surely efferf cure as It has dono before In thou sands or apparently hopeless cases of lung trouble Now trial bottles, 25c regular size, 7Cc. At nil arLuJ At Dr. Stone's drug stores. o So-Bos-So Keeps the file off. Makes More mlllc and more money. We sell it in any quantity desired, We have sprayers 10 apply it with. Mole and gopher trap and ttiins that kill the varmint j I Fuel Company. ; Rough and dressed lumber, ; ' sash, doors, lath and shingles, ash and fir wood. Salem Ore. ! t ' Down town office 112 Court ' ' ' ' Btreet. Telephone Main 2451. ' , , une diock east of S P. pas- ; ; I senger depot. ibi i eie 1 1 i ihhh huh? Capital National; Bank :: t of Salem, transacts a general banking business. Only Na tional .Bank In Marlon county. Savings Bank Department Pays thrpo per cent interest on savings accounts. Deposits! of ONE DOLLAR or moro re reived at any time. Pass book Issued to each depositor. M-H-M lltlll M lit II I 1111, vt',"i HfSBljL ! 013 im II 3.nxk . (A VTBV II I ! f r f MiWr MCT rr sill Mftt r'F'j BMrt S 2 7 25rf. 9 Z " -cdiYn it kn ... lit) niniiili kiu .1 . . nv MtcnilMM llr nlttnanr f... "'" l Crime. I won JOu. be Ktttttiroua wlih hr. ,,ur,, l( hom was a criminal strnk my family anywhara. ami if the nnjiutar h,d ewmwi my ,Utor -.-". . ! Biicwitor who was irob- lf h I beautiful ni.ir.i,ii I.,.. If hti eooiM wj oompllment Ur If she U Jontly stay t homt 1lh "u" .nMv- ... . . " """ """ f ho U tlrtKl UHl hW ImnZriZ ' , " , " ,Um,,,,,k- l r .. . m w t. , ,M h ,, ,.,, ;lST vwwwHtuir lM)T And how u.u.i.1 i. hea If ih in guuey kU nor l-IKE IN WAT THE PEOPLE ROOSEVFI T PHrtta. u k4 h,: Wrti. te loBkn.... . '"" """' oarT Atm would. h ca tt polL I lHt .w Ue ld money. aBll W a m a tbo uij..n. .. W.k. ..V. """. w IUUK H ' "w" wukibk, m tha caN rrlg r I.. ud Zl 7 "T'.r1!' "- m taw r mlu. ,. u-. lZT.?ril7-! m " W,J t that uici wd, to , goa M hi, rS'r sr oo,,aRn i wj "9M to turn the wMh , $T wUtaLWrl. Stav,r Coapanj.( branch. PROPOSALS FOR WOOD, U. S. IN dlan School Sorvlco, Chemawa, Ore- kuh, ju,y 3l 1W. Sealed proposals. ondorMd "Proposals for Wood," and aililriMiod to tho undorsigned at Clio- .... w.ufiuu, win 1,0 received at this school until 2 n. ni. of w,ii,..i... July 27. 1901. for furnishing and dolly! Orlllg (It till tchool. ns mnnWi ,...- Ini; tho fiscal year ending Juno 30, .". aoout 2000 cords of wood, as per siclncatloii8 obtalnahlB n .u. school, lildders will state In their bids the kind of won,! ..r.,.,..... .. be furiiUhod. mid thn nri , .... iv rvi turn The rliht Is reserved to reject any and all bids r any part of any bid If deemed for tho bot lntr. . senlco. ivach bid must be acconipan l by a certified check or draft upon wme United State ,i,..-.. - Mlent national bank. nde niiv.hi. tho order of th rvmioi . Indian Affairs, for t teagt flve "J of 1,9 W0UIlt of th0 ald chock to b' forfoked lo tho wuium OUllO 1U rn nv 1,1.1.1 bidders rohliut an nur.i c),... .... to xcut proimith- h.(..,.. Mint mm ,.l...... .' ,ulu,r th nil , U6 rturn to th bidder. Hi, accompanied by eh In Hw of entitled check will not 1 eonsldwa. ih, r,rlu. , to apply to TICOS. W POTTMR. -m m. SmrriBement. Ts-Thur.SWt D. A. White & Son PEEDMEN & SEEDSMEN SALEM, OREGON 30 1 Commercial St. Phone J 78 fHHHMNlHMNMHIHi The Yost No. JO 'gafttBJHiwwajirftftitft)eftaaiftftaii A SUBSTANTIAL MEAL. That will make good, rich blood, j and that will stick to your ribs, J you can always enjoy when you J buy your meats from our fine stock j Tho very best beef, mutton, lamb, veal and pork for roasting, broil ing, stowing or frying, you will ai- J ways ilnd at prices as low as tho lowest at E. C. Cross. E. C. Cross. IGHT, .Qtnfj C...t !. . 1 tf etaaB(imttBlggtBl))jj W.lHaUtittunun,,,,,,, ! ::::::::AGENCY O F.. ; BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO. I GRAIN BUYKHS AND SHIPPafiff flRJpi1 Oats For Sale. hop growers SUPplhjs. Crude and stick sulphar. I J. G. Grabam, Agem, 0 .u n z WWWWMMWwwWwwws SsSc5aKstofl&asa 11 a' 1 I irvrnWeMmm JIS!" ! ! B fl J XK2M Wm Ami,, : : j I mMMM ' -fJLirn jllwB v!Ss!a!?S!CSs?sS5KoUt7 . siv.'i'f Ki!u4 if- MmrifittfmA ,; ' nurt- w ijfaMi rirlJW77i" Tho Machine Behind the IFne Work Excels all others in LIGHT RUNNING PERFECT ALIGNMENT PERMANENT ALIGNMENT EASE OF ACTION BEAUTY OF CHARACTERS AND DURABILITY. 75,000 Sold Yost Writine Marh;n - --- "-UVIIIIIC V.U. 230 Stark Street, Portland. . . . c M. LOCKWOOD. Local Agent, 288 Commercial street Salem, Oregon. - nn, we Sell, we Exchange " "epair. JTHE PICK OF THE FORE8T Has been taken to sunnlv tha Bfnnir nfl mmoer in our yard. Our ntock l complete with all kind of lumber. Just received a car lonH nt tin i 8ningles, bIbo a car of fln ..iinVjn We aro ablo to fill any and all kind of bills. Como and let ua ahow voa uur stocK. Vard and office near S. P. passongarj uopor, -Fnone Main 651. Phene: Main 2953. WORK DELIVERED WHEN PROMISED Ml IF WINP. CANn ox Great sale of Chinese and Japanese S g?d8- We " ake up ai It Is a Beaut UB ot wraPPrs and waists. un.i 0r finest SIM hv I,,, ,., .... rar B Bkrt- Gents and l.rt.,.. drjnff our m,dsuwmQ7 " "l M. silks, ,aces and em. ;, "-"""' " K'nas of summer aoodr . Salera matt n. tc nn BWKIf 6-tf mey, slen, " ' corn ' l93 rAmm.Mr.i f. -.-..., vu or. I wer i ne Journal. I OKICI SHU! Type is the SI t SI I O ff II C fttest tWngto v " be added to THE N. D. ELLIOTT PRINTERY If you are planuing a trade Catalogue t will pay yoU to investigate mv facili- es aud workmanship. PROOFS SUBMITTED OH ALL WORK, ir TIIIHiri I r , I Experienced cutter and fitter, will .M-t . CoDrtSteet ; nr. rr.ill"' ?"rntee all work Also clea- M 1 w iiinr iinn raniMna -- rWWlltlHWHWWW mi KaiuiMUJL'SUi. "aAty-.'ifi ' i wPiiitilaiaiBiiii 'vamuift