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HW nsSMamtM&m)UtfHmwwmbmiittt DAILY CATTTAL JOOTUCAL. 1AZJSM, OSBQOX, SATTHDAY, APBIL 15, 1905. JI ftf i l ti i ! L PBP '?r 4 Is' M H ?8 ga M J r" v i . . - IP I "$ "-"V 19 .S i W HK !,;"!' 4a f A I if i JL If- 9B . L iW MP 1,6 if 9 fc&BsWSjm?W88siiiiiiuBsM:G''.. -- aray i IBs lK J Ul m J i - S? icy I I.ffi flr 1 1 j H I ' i cm km QLMr i! (jSl( I "' &Sr ACROSS COUNTRY. "pooutofdoorsandRet theair. Ah! If you knew what was in the air. Sc viut your robust neighbor who has ever feared to live in it, has got from JL strength, cheerfulness, power to con vince, heartiness, and equality to each event" Emerson. 1st this wc read between the lines less work for the doctors. The signs of the times point to an enormous increase in intelligent public interest in health. A new genet ation with purer, stronger Hood and therefore more active, braver brains ami body. No physically robust, healthy person ever succumbed to grip, consumption, malaria or any other germ disease. But with a weakened system we nil have to fight the germs of disease. Our Mood is often in a fertile condition for the grow th of bacteria the germs of dlse&ne because our stomach Is disor dered or our liver is toqddin either case our blood does not get the proper sourishincnc. A torpid liver means a wtsgaation of the blood and on accutnu- Packers Advance Prices. Clilcugo, April H. l'rici'M of hoof havo ndvanri'd in overy important mar Icot of tho United Rtntort. Tho consum er is paying the ndvuncml prion, which to him represents several conts per pound over what ho paid up to tun days Swift k Co., Armour mid Nelson Mor ris stnto that no hoof lias lieon sup plied to tho retail murkot of Chicago or (0 any other murkot in tho country during tho lust month mid' nlmlf ox ccpt ul a Ionh. TIiIh, It is declared, has been partially dun to tho fact that tho brecdors of Htock mid tjio hiimllors of range ctittlo havo boon holding Imok on unpply until tin griiHH of tho range boeoinos iiourlshiug. Swift & Co., speaking for tho packing lutorosts, ifwuml the fullowiiig Ntiitoineiit: "During the hint six wevkH tho pro ducers of hoof cuttle liiivobn rlv Sug nbout tfl iidvmit'S ovr Hist priues for chuiro I'uttk'. This simply imwim that tho udvmicio to the uoiiNiitUHr in prices would bo ubuut t on tho ono linlf of oluilt'o cutllo that ran ho usod for food purposos. Tho rmigo oattln produror is tho mnstor of tlui sltim tlon.' HOLLisTEivs Rocky Mountain Toa Nuggets A Heir Mtdlolnt far Baty Fopls. Orisc OoUia lUtltb sail BtoiwiJ Vlpor. A enrolflo for C)iillmtlon. livtllcottlou, Urn amt Klilncy Tniutile. rlinplt-i, ll0Min. Impiira Mmvl. lltiJ llrftUi, Hlutfitlnti llowoln, llMtloohn and lUaksuho ll' lliVy MouuUlu IV In tali t form. W ecntt a tox (lemilnn inmle by IIoujstkh lnuu CoxfAXY, MmlUon, YI. 6UL0EN NUQQETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE sHADDCDl nAitrLit WSt ' EMmmmmmt i 'LEssssisssssssssssssB A DKLiailTrtJIi BI2VHUAQB, 1 . A SATE 8TCMULAKT. I A GOOD MUDIOINU I . Hi ' r Hale bv I' (" ' BOirEElBER Si CO. 'I '" lotion of poisons which furnishes a weak spot iot uacicria 10 emcr. witu a ays-1 . t . . ...... 4 1 peptic the food is not taken up or assim-1 Hated by the stomach, and the blood is weak in red corpuscles (not being prop- . erly nourished), therefore leaves free ' entrance for the germs of disease. Not only that but witfeout good red blood a man has a weak heart and poor nerves, Anemia means thinness of blood. It is common in men and young women and all those who work indoors. There arc too many white blood corpuscles find not enough red blood corpuscles in such I cases. nm there is often a peculiar sound i....i j ii.. i.... .ii.i ....... i cases of anemia. This heart murmur is i caused by the thinness of the blood passing through the heart, where nor mally a much thicker fluid should pass. Exactly na water and molasses would make noticeably different sounds in passing through a vent, so will thin and thick blood make sounds quite differ ent from each other. It is quite possi ble that when you were tola you had 'a murmur in the heart you fancied vou had heart disease. The murmur 1 of anemia disappears when the blood j SHOULD GOVERNMENT BUILD NATIONAL ROAD Ono of tho burning qiiostions. of tho day, whluh has homiiil it strong inllu unaori mid iijipnruntly an incroiislng popular Rontliiicnl, in thut of govern mOnt nttf in mnkmg good ' mafia throughout thu country. This proposition is supported by iniiuy finmicdiil intorosts, also by man uftieturora of birycloH mid autoiiioliiloH, in addition to tho mmiifoNt interest wliivh tho fiirmuru mid the busiuwM iiioii of towim mid villages nooowtiirily fayl on tho fcubust. Automohilo mid hlcyeh' nmnufiietuiors favor tlm moas uro bermi'-o good ronds contribute to tho oxtoiuiou of thoir trtide, mid nro thtufort profitable. Tholr support ooiiiiM as h Hiiiiplp hiiHiiiottg proposition, und Joins wllli nthtfr iniluitiiees to ml vnnee U10 ouuso. Tli projiriety nf ths ftHlornl govern iiiut outeritig into this seliomo is wido I) qiKXttiouod, hut thoro are cogent ar gumentH in its favor. If n merohnnt en 11 not send his goods uhmi tho wntor why of tho nation, on nuuount of shal lows or 8diid-lwrM, tho goveriimont rt iiionp tho ohstruotlous without ux-jmmix-j tu tlit iy0rclimit'. If fxrin pro ducts CHHiiot bo brought roadily from th fiirm to town, on aesount of im pntxtahlo rdd, why, it Is naked, should not thu govertiiuont oxtoml a hlpiug huiidt I .oval uiotlimls, long triwl, Hro found to ho luuiloquntB. Tho almost umvorsnl habit of ullowlug tho fnrmors to Mrk out thoir road tax, intdOMd of paxiug it 111 iiniHoy rtxmlts probably In n Iims of at IsHtit SO pr ovnt of tks luiuitial HiuouHt f Rush tax. Chit- plun propwod by bills now p iKiing in Sttiigretw Is eoopttnitititi 1m Iw.iii the national, stHt nxd eounty !g 1r111nfi1t. ProvlsivH is muds for aw appropriation of fvuUMtUUu, to im ms tttl ii.l HiwtMig tho tt oh condition tint fh,v ropeotJvs) provide for at h 1st an chmh1 HiiiHHHt. TIihs If tke shun of oh state skauld b on milliua '! Uurs. it must pntvido Mt ItWSt MM Mu'r imllioH. Tho Ut,8 in nttum of fers to tHtsh roviHt' it $hri eaU tt.ned ou it rWt5 at lHHt uHs-thiHl as iiuik. IV this humm evsry dollar furMUhel from t Uuitl SUt-Ni trMw ury will, it is ituuiiiod, swuro as h rule, nwrly 3, catth Xudtturo, oh the reads. As thts oxpowllturo it to bo made titular tho tuspeeiio.it aud tjior- iwi.lt ten !s tba Che, bjsl i8sJW rttsuljaj will bo dtrlv-nl throfrwu. ' The value sf gil vwgM roiuk t regains ib: natural consistency and rich ncss. It la not heart disease. Some. time people suffer intense pain over the ilt J-..UU. 1 UT,U. !-.-. . uaui wunu i now iion disease, DUt caused by the stomach. It is the occa sion of much anxiety, alarm and suffer ing, for which its victim is dependent upon reflex disturbances from the stom ach caused by indigestion. In the same way many bad coughs are dependent upon these reflex disturbances of what is called the pneumogastric nerve. There can be no question that the common-sense way of treating all these symptoms is first to cast out the poisons from the system by a simple vegetable laxative such as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. These are made from botanical extracts, in concentrated form. To enrich the blood and increase the red corpus cles, Dr. Pierce years ago demonstrated in his large practice that there was a vegetable compound that would quickly cure the bad symptoms enumerated above by increasing the red blood cor puscles and thereby feeding the nerves on rich blood and thus doing away with the nervous irritability. This "Medical Discovery" also acts upon the digestion and assimilation of food in the stomach, so that the blood gets its proper food in ! th clftTTinrTi. TVri Iti Inner effnnoMi and heart on rich red blood and you have surely a healthy body which will throw off the germs of disease which lurk everywhere. Get as near nature's way as you can. A medicine made 671 tirely from botanical extracts and which does not contain alcohol is the safest methoa. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery contains no alcohol nor nar cotics. fe.oco FORFEIT Will be paid by the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors, Buf falo, N. Y,, if they cannot show the original signature of the individual vol unteering the testimonial below, and also of the writers of every testimonial among the thousands which they are constantly publishing, thus proving their genuineness. . ." VW..I.J WJUfc A U. U9 "This is to certify that I have used Dr. lrr1 flnlrlm MiiHrnl Tllrnwrv atiH Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and think it's the trrandest medicine in the world," writes Mrs. V. M. Vounjr, of weir, West Va. "I took down sick six months nK and caed. in our physician and he VttULifJCZrlVm "? JjgJ gSr mldicineTnd fiS to improve. I used five bottles, two of the 'Golden Medicat Discovery' and three of 'Pnvoritc Prescription.' and now I am do- in? my own housework. A number of tny 'ady, friends alio are using Dr. ierce's ed,ne1 ?"d ,h7ic?,m5n,d ',lgh7: ja2 k" and pt0tp" yoU ln y0ur B'a"U worn. Sick people are invited to consult Dr. R. V. Pierce by letter, free. All cor respondence is held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate the bowels. Fkkr. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps for the cloth-bound volume. Address World's Dispensary Medical Association, Pro prictors, Buffalo, N. Y. tho oommcrqo of n country must be concodod, when wo remember that 03 Iter cent of nil th trade handled by tho railroads and steamships is first carted ovor tho country roads. Honee tho cuormoiiH nggrogato waste, due to tho fact that it may rrquiro four horses to haul a load which two horses should haul if tho roads wero good, or thnt it requires two days to haul what could bo transported in ono day tho farmer tluw giving one-half of his timo, w employed, to the had roads cause. It is estimated thnt the average fanner loses at loust $100.00 a year to tho cmiKo of bud roods. This injures not alono tho farmer hut tho village storokoopor. hounueo tho fanner might wiru ono hundred dollars a year more mid have that much more to spend. If ono wore culled upon to decldo which of the groat American industries had in the last 10 years boon most fa vorably affected by legislation, ho would bo obliged to say that fanning was that industry. Much of this leg islation has been only of indirect ben efit, but it has nil resulted in tho far mer's favor, from the milrond subsi dies, which qpon up vast territories for settlements, to tho tariff schedules, whieh havo HiHHngiy developed our iiwuiufneuriiig interests, and made homo markets for agricultural pro duets. All this favorable legislation has been of benefit to tho whole people a well us to tho fnrnier. Now if by improviug tho common roads of tho emnitry, another direct and manifest benefit cmh bo conferred upon the ag ricultural population, who is there so blind to the goNftrwl welfare as to 111 terposo hn objection f All the pryped mSMsnres provide for theuH0 of KmmI beads to miso funds to ptiy for th building of the rend. ThU naturally meets with fa vor from that k-i of camtalUts who proor t invest lu IikmI sevuntlos ratlior than milrond or manufacturing tfMterprUos. &om objection is made to this ftMthue, but if properly regulat ed Hd retratnil within reasouablo luniiuls it ouHiiot lw objectionable. Uowl rouds of a permanent nature, like till other oHdurlug improvemeuts, are made not only for the heneQt of this, but of sueodlHjj ouratious. It is, throforo, not uHfnlr, that some of the burtlou of payiujj for them be trou mtttl to pstorfty, Tho movement has already ben of vast bousfit in an edutatiosal point of Ivlew. The department of agriculture It,-. .nf thmnnh th. ennntrv Acnedi- dvw a r. tions, equipped with machinery and manned by expert road builders, who have in many states demonstrated the case and certainty with which valua- ble improvements in this line may be stration, sevoral hundred visitors be made. Innumerable official publications ing in attendance in addition to the nn thn iihinil lmvp nlsn hnfln whlfilv mmilnrlv ! nrnrpllited delegates. The , distributed and have stimulated dia- cushion in the public press. All those things combine to bring about good re- suits, and if the movement should go no further its benofits would bo wide- spread and lasting. But if a woll-considered federal en- actment, giving substantial pecuniary encouragomont from the national treas ury, shall bo put upon the hook, it would be carrying out one of the earli est policies of the gonoral government, and would, in the opinion of the sen try, bo a long stop in advanco toward the goal of assured national prosper ity. Attempt to Wreck Warship. New York, April 15. During the process of placing the new battleship onnccticdt in drydock at the navy jar I hero yesterday what might have proved i serious accident was avoided by the offlcor in charge sending down a div-: to make a thorough examina tion of the hull before the water should be pumped out, and the vossol lowored into tho keel blocks. The divor discovered a heavy timber struck fast to the hull on the port side of the heel, whore it had adhered to the rough plating while the vossol was on the ways, and had not been roleased in launching. A failure to discover the timber, it is said, would havo resulted 111 the buckling or crimping of the keel and lower frnmos when the vessel set tied en tho blocks1. Several dnys previous to the launch ing "f the Connecticut last fall, divers wero sent down to examine the ways and found a largo spiko placed where it would hnvc piorood tho hull, had it 1 not been found. Lator ,an official in vestigation disclosed holes bored in one of tho plntcs. On tho Fight Calendar. Orass A'nlley, Cal., April 15. "Fighting Dick" Hyjnnd, the San Frnncisco fcuthorwoight, who recently lost to Frunkie Xeil, is matched to meet .Too Koilly, tho Los Angeles fenthor weight, before a local sport ing club tonight. The distance is scheduled for twenty rounds. The two are regarded as evenly matched anil mi interesting fight is expected to be the outcome. O jE. ft "X' v Jfc. X jEX. . Besrs ths ) ,a KiniJ You Haw Always Bwjht ul xjttl! 1Z& iSien Your Cold Catches Yo I There esNo Wsits It 13 not a "little thinff." will not " got well by itself " if rAoa quinine and such things brace you up for tho time, but trW don't cure you. 5lsk any intelligent doctor why you catch cold so easiK He will say, "Because you are a bit run down." He i.xaans that the fotce which nature placed in your body to kft. out disease g.ums the resistive forces is weak ened, n.s door is open a little way toward disease. Titers is not a gravestone in any cemetery in the world cauied by consumption or pneumonia or any lung trouble whatever, which did not start with what you call Noth ing but a cold." A cold should not be beaten back or drugged over it should be cured) and the general health ehould be built up. . ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY should bo taken at the first symptoms of cold. It is a tonic for the whole body, a specific for sudden colds, coughs or sore throats. It doesn't matter where the cold is or how it got there, we know that Acker's English Remedy will reach it and cure it. It is sold en a positive guarantee. NO CURE Nt) PAY. H you have a cold-no matter how slight it means something. Take Acker's English Remedy at once. Keep it in the house. If it does not rehve you almost instantly, we will refund you the price paid. Ackbs's English Rsmxdy saved ay Ufa. A cough, slight at first. rtow constantly worsa and I 6nally had to jivo up my work in the Knifa Factory at AValden. I bad f reouent bleeding spells. Was examined bv local doctors, nrnmtnnnt nS.tlclin. In V.r.i..j . . r.j?. . I ' lese. Thejr all pronounced my esse hopeless. I began using Acraa'a lEaauai Rjimsdy and a few bottles cured me. I am today a perfectly wllmaa.w (Signed) A. H. SIMPSON, Waldca, nTy, jt.:M.izxn xuagusii Keiuc(iy 13 sold on a posi ttvo guarantee that the purchase money will be refunded in co iu.4uurc xoc,f ouc, anu SOLD AND RECOMMENDED Knights of tho drip, I Oiiinev. 111.. Anril 15. The annual state convention of tho Travelers Protective Association, which got down to business this morning, was - vfF .- made the occasion or a great demon- 'day was devoted largely to the trans - action of business relating to the af - fairs of the order. As shown by the ' reports of the officers the organization continues to grow at a gratifying rate 1 and the finances also reported m splen- did shape. Don't Borrow Trouble. It is a bad habit to borrow anything but tho worst thing you can possibly borrow, is trouble. When sick, soe, heavy, weary and worn-out by the pains and poisons of dyspepsia, bilious noss, Bright's disease, and similar in ternal disorders, don't sit down and brood over your symptoms, but fly for relief to Electric Bitters. Here you will find sure and permanent forgetful ness of all your troubles, and your body will not ho burdened by a load of debt disease. At J. C. Perry's drug store. Prico 50s. Guaranteed. Hvte Wing Sang Co China and Japanese Fancy Goods, Mat tings and Dry Goods, Silks, Em broidery Laces. Make up new lino Gents' and Ladles' Furnishing Goods, Suits, Wrappers, Skirts, Waists now at low prices. Sale cheap. By alley, Court street, Salem, Oregon. 'Phono Black 2155. 1 0 When you want Hop Baskets, 0 2 Fruit Boxes, Trays for fruit S g Dryers, call on ,S 1 I G. F Mason s g Miller Street, South Salem, Phono 9 g 2191 Red. I 8QQ88eaaC0teftO8SB8S0 UARAnfflfinAtfflFREnCH FEMALE mwmmu UF2LLS. A Sin, Cr t Csuit for StrrrmusiD MsvarmcAnrit. KtR KIDYH TO FMl. rifii f t S'reijl s.tl.. iMlifru l ir&J.wvl r lune? Kefuudfl. fcol prrpill f'-rfljOOr to. -Nl Mud Ifccraon'riftl.lo t ptllfor bio rt Tr-l Sai .ilstrtt. If Jtil lrulil Uoci tt UNITir.MCOICLCO.,aoXT4. UNCilSTKN. P. klNbsrSSShHI Sold In Salem by S. C. Stone. t f her It's a deadly thing. It you let it alone. Whiskey j.yu per bottle. DY DAN'L FRY, ORUQQIST, 8ALEM, .OREGON. President Diaz Attends. City of Mexico, April 15. The for. i -. -f ,t .i.JltjAii . f mm F' " ueuHura "uay of the new bui ding erected m the Mexl. can capital by the Mutual Life Ins nr.ee company oi w oric was dig. nifiod b ho presence of President Diez and a number of other leadim, men oi iuu rcyuuui;. vjiuura in attend- anco included Charles B. Henderson, , Dr-. G. M- Grant, Hobert A. Grannis, Jr., and a number of tho other general officers of tho company who came froa New York. The new building cost $1,000,000 in gold and adjoins the magnificent post office, erected of stcol and stone and constructed on American methods. 8uro cure for Piles. Itching piles produce moisture and cause Itching, this form, as we'd as Bllng, Bleeding or Protruding pjiej are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's pjia Remedy Stops itching and bleodiag. Absorbs tumors. BOc a Jar at drug, gist, or sent by malL Treaties free. Write me about your case. Dr. Bo sanko, Phila., Pa. Fore sale by Dr. S. C, Stone, druggist OASTORXA. 3rs th j ThB Rind You llara Alirajs Bay Blfjuatore 0 Edison Phonograph Agency. Gnsolino Lamps, Alanteh, Gasoline. Typewriters, Now, Second-Hand. Rent. 214 Com'l St. Phono Main 401. ( 0 Just In S) Our new lino of 1905 wall pa- 9 per has just arrived. All latest q patterns at rcasonablo prices. 9 Call and see our stock and be convinced that our paper and prices aro right. Remember tho plnco. E. L Lemmon 299 Liberty St. Phone 2475 8 8 8 A a 0 a The Club Stables First-class Livery and Cab Line. Funeral turnouts a specialty. Tally-ho for picnics and excursion parties. Phone Main 241. Corner Liberty and Ferry. Chas. W. Yannkc,Prop. L" Jer i! I m w. il &&yfffl&