DAILY CAPITAL JOUBNAL, RALEM,
MESSAGE
value for the grent salnrlcs paid. Not
contont with this, tho President Invlt
od onginoers of Europe ns well as
America to meet In conference to go
over tho situation. This menns that
M' tt I'Iobb of tho world will be
jiscd to ndvantngo In building the
oxinnl. Hoalth conditions afo bolng
'shaped up and tho work of digging
will bo prosecuted with unusual vigor.
The President wants advice, but when
onco ho gets It, It goes without saying
that tho dirt will fly down at Panama.
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OBEOON WSDireSDAYJttPraMBE 13, 190 ,
Dear Sir: According to tho Calendar and tho Weather Bureau, our old
frlond and yearly visitor, Mr. J. Frost, will soon bo with us ngaln, and wo
nupposo ho will bring with him his usual rotinuo of snow, ice, cold and
blizzards. Aro you propared for his reception! How Is your wardrobe!
To meet tho changes In tho wcathor that heralds tho old Chap's coming
you must bo warmly clothod. Doesn't your last Winter's Ovorcoat look
a llttlo shabby! Isn't your last Winter's Suit tho worso for tho woar you
havo glvon It! Is your Wintor Underwear heavy enough, or do you neod
moro of It! llavo you overythlng In Hats, Caps, or Habcrdashory neces
sary for your comfort!
You cortainly must havo somo clothing wants this fall, and if so, wo
make tho onrnost roquost that you visit us beforo making any purchaso
of Wintor Clothing and Furnishings. Wo want to got your opinion on
tho now and beautiful Clothing wo havo purchased. Wo havo no foar of
tho rosult, as tho best dressers in Snlom nro among our regular cus-tomors.
Wo arc continually at tho front with tho latest and best things tho
market nffords, nnd If you buy your Clothing of us, you will enjoy wear
ing It, as you will havo tho satisfaction of knowing you havo tho correct
thing. Our goods aro marked In plain figures nnd our prices wo guaran
" too to bo as low as anybody In this wide world can quoto on tho samo
grado of goods.
our rulo is: Money back, if you wnnt lb. You sec you tako no risk
,ucro not a
you.
bit. Wo wont you to favor us with a call. Wo shall oxpect
Doafnesj Cannot Bo Curod
By local applications, as they cannot
roach tho diseased portion of tho oar.
Thoro is only ono way to euro deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional rem
edies. Doafnoss is caused by an In-
flamed condition of tho mucous lining
of tho Eustachian tube. Whoa this
tubo is Inflamed you havo a rumbling
sound or lmpcrfoct hearing, and whon
it is entirely closed. Doafnoss is tho
result, and, unless tho inflammation can
bo taken out and this tubo restored to
Its normal condition, hearing will bo
destroyed forovor; nino eases out of
ton aro causod by Catarrh, which la
nothing but an inflamed condition of
tho mucous surfaces.
Wo will give Ono Hundrod Dollars
for any easo of Doafnoss (eansod by
catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Curo. Send for circulars free.
PL J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Bold by Druggists, 7Go.
Take Hall's Family Pills for const!-
outragos ho over hoard of Itoooburg
Plalndoalor,
Wbllo amb-HMdur to Trance, Ucuo
Porter, un hU own initiative and at his
0n expense, began a persona search
for John PaulJones's body, In 1800.
The details of this search, its final ue-
cm, tho rigorous verification of Men
tit v, are all covered in General or
ter'a story, which Is to bo fully illus
trated from photographs.
HOUSEHOLD CAttES.
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G.W.
sincerely yours,
Johnson & Co.
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
BY IIOrBB BBOS.
OrriOTAIi CENSUS BAXEM.
MAY, 1001, 13,287.
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TO IMPKOVB mail STREET.
Tho property owners along South
High stroot nro sold to bo In fnvor of
Improving that street.
It Is to bo graded and graveled from
Trado street to tho south limits of tho
city.
Screened gravol Is to bo usod nnd
put down with it heavy roller, nnd tho
stroot Is to be ourbod nnd provided
with sidewalk.
That is one of the incut bonutfful
roildnnee streets In the olty, and tho
trial of screened gravel should bo made.
Thoro is no doubt that screened grav
el, If put down properly, so that the
round loose hen-egg nnd goose-egg
gravol will not oomo to tho surface,
Will make n Due driveway.
Knough of tho streot should bo Im
proved so that the ospenso of cutting
through the hill will not fall upon a
fow property owners. Tho entire
length of tho street will get tho ben
efit. With u screenod grnvel street and a
brokou reek itMMdum street alongside
of oueh other, there will bo a lino
elmiiee to test the merits and the wear
ing quality of the two.
The park board should take an Inter
est In the matter, and protect ns many
of the beautiful natural trees along the
street from deetruetton ns possible.
The; are very ornamental kImk Im
proved streets.
BAM CLARKE'S HISTORY.
"Pioneer Days of Oregon," by 8.
A. Clarke Is thoroughly interesting.
It U written mostly In the easy style
ef n gay raconteur, or story teller. Mr.
Clarke's literary manner Is exeollont.
The privations of the pioneers aro
pictured with a faithful hand, and the
author has erected a inurnment to
their labors in opening Oregon to the
world that will stand while libraries
exist or books are read.
The whole history will bear reading
nlond In tho family circle, about ns se
vero a tost ns any book onn bo put to.
Thoro nro thousands of bits of gos
sip nnd personalities that nono but tho
jnnn trained to pick tip nowspnpor lit-
ornturo would ovor treasure.
Tho Clarke history is especially re
plcto with sketchos of pioneer, trnppor,
huntor nnd Indian character.
Ho deals fonrossly and lntolllgontly
with tho various missionary enterprises
Hint resulted in sottllng up tho Wlllnm
otto valley.
Tho second volume Is devoted to
tracing tho various Immigrations, tho
Indian wars, down to tho provisional
government, torrltory nnd state..
Mr. Clarke's two volumos nro boau
tlfully Illustrated. Tho publishers ore
tho J. K. Gill Company, of Portland.
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TUB CHARACTER OF MUBILLO.
Tho great Spanish' painter, Murlllo,
was a most Invenble ehnraetcr.
As a man he was handsome, good and
virtuous. Knvy knew not where to at
tuek him.
He was nearly universal In the seopo
of his art. Ho oonld paint the saored
fervor of the devotee, tho oestaoy of
the religious enthusiast, or deplet tho
roggodnes of the street urehln with
Bxtravaganco in Collogo Llfo.
(From Daily Portland Journal.)
Tho vlco presldont of Stnnford uni
versity, in nn nddross delivered n fow
days ago before tho student body called
slmrp attention to tho rapid incrcaso in
luxury and oxpondlturo that was be
ginning to mark nnd mar tho collcgo
life. Much of It was duo to tho in
tenso rivalry of tho fratornltics but
by no moans nil, for nthletlcs cut n
very Important figure in tho score of
oxtravaganco. "Fratorntty life," ho
says, "has como to bo vastly moro
oxponslvo than is olthor necessary or
ronsonnblo, and this oxpcnslvencss is
kopt up, not by tho necossnry rcquiro
monts of tho organizations, but by
childish rivalries In display. In somo
instances, whllo you nro hero spondlng
enough money to support nn ordinnry
family, buck at home aro father and
mother working early and Into, saving
nnd donlng themselves In order to
pay for those Indulgences of yours."
It would bo unjust to imply that this
criticism was dosorved alono by Stan
ford, for unfortunately it npplles In
discriminately to nil colleges to n
grentor or lossor degree. Hut thoro aro
universities, .ot which Stnnford was as
serted to bo n noted oxumple, In which
tho domoorntlc spirit prevallod to a
most dolightful degree, mere money
counting ngnlnst rather than In favor
of a man, and where each student stood
upon lili merits totally irrespective of
tho oash equivalent whleh he could
muster back of him. It was this repu
tation that was doing so inueh for Stan
ford and whleh whs calculated to do so
very much moro. If the contrary spirit
is creeping In It is beet that It should
bo throttled In Its inclpieney. If the
fraternities are largely to blame for
tlu eoudltlons then the men who con
trol them should bo throttled Id Its In.
I elpieaey. If tho fraternities are Targe
Tax the Women of Salem tho Samo as
Elsewhere.
Hard to attend to household dutici
With a constantly aching back.
A woman shoulrt not navo "" ""
And she wouldn't If tho kidneys were
well.
Donn's Kidney Pills mnke well kid-
ncys.
Mrs. Wm. Rainwater, wifo or nro.
Rainwater, employed In Veal's Chair
Factory, residing nt 03 East First
streot, flays: "My kidneys troubled
mo off and on for eight years. Every
tlmo I contracted a cold it settled on
my kidneys, causing my back to ache
often so badly that I could hardly got
0.n,, tn nttind to mv household du
ties. Accompanying this was a vory
annoying and distressing difficulty
with the kldner secretions. I was
troatod by physicians and took a num
ber of highly recommended romedica,
but the relief I obtained was only
temporary and I was about discour
aged. Finally I read an ndvortisoment
about Doan's Kidney's Pills, nnd got
a box nt Foehoy & Mason's drug storo
nnd began their ueo. I oxpected somo
rcliof, of course, but to my surprise
they wont quickly to tho root of tho
tllocaso and I had no mora troublo
until recently I folt symptoms of n re
currence. Doan's Kldnoy Pills aro
tho beet kidnoy modicino I over used,
and I have rocommondnd thorn to my
neighbors."
For salo by all doalcrs. Price, 50
cente. FostctMllburn Co., Buffalo,
Now York, solo agents for tho Unitod
Stated.
Romombcr tho mimo Doan's and
tako no othor.
No
fling Like It
Everybody Likes It j
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THERE IS ECONOMY, BIMPLIOITY AND ABarjRAfrJ
IN USINQ ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR FOR QBlp
CAKES, BREAKFAST OEMH. FRUIT PUDDpTOa iv
BROWN1 BREAD. It CONTAINS AXL OF THAT JlV
LIAR LIGHTNESS MOST IMPORTANT IN ALL KBtnt
OF BREAD AND IS TUB MOST WIIOLE80MI1 AJD
AGREEABLE PURE FOOD FOR YOTJNO AND OLD
Fnckago for 7 loaves ....20c
10-Pound Sack 05c
Ask your Grocer for It.
ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR 00.
Tactile Coast Factory, San Jose, OaL
"This Dato In History."
i 1730 Quebec taken by the British
under Wolfe.
1701 Benjamin Eusscl, first news
paper reporter, born.
1819 Completion of the Alexandria
canal, Egypt.
1S31 Railroad opened from Albany
to Schoneotndy, Now York.
1S55 Dr. Kano, tho Arctlo oxplor
or, and his compauion found and res
cued.
1898 Spanish Cortos ratify peaeo
protocol ondlng war with tho Unitod
State.
MJ!&Mms
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SCHOOL DAYS
Aro now at hand, nnd good iftriJ
nblo footwoar la as necessary ft yJI
chlldroo as booka and teachers, fit
will find our footwear especially tH
oil for growing feet; footwoar tltti
durable, noat and' comfortable, lo a
prico and high in quality.
JACOB VOGT
GOOD for OLD and YOUNG
,k 1 1 I JDltt,
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tho sympathetic graeo of genius.
8wln has produced but two groat jly to blame for the conditions then the
painters Velasquez and Murllle. While men who control them should patriot!-
tho formor painted exclusively noblo-
men, tho latetr painted humnuity.
Tho homeless beggar was as inueh to
Murlllo as the highest aristoerat was
to his noblo contemporary.
Hxeept to students of art, Murlllo is
remembered and Veleeque forgotten,
His parents were jKMir people and their
son struggled upward, uot downward.
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HB WANTS ADVICE.
President Roosevelt kuows that the
buildiug of eunaU is not what he has
followed all his life, and he gives a
practical demonstration of his fitneee
for the high otllre he occupies by seek
Ing ndvlee from the world's experts
In the building ef the great waterway
nt I'aminmr. Many months were lost
by tho ineflleient eewmlwlou first
nawel, Had the President seeing that
as the result ef bickerings, divisions,
and jealousies there was little hope of
wrl.( desults. deelded to reorganise
the eommlteiou. New men were
named, men who expected to return
Hovvn SAVINGS ACCOUNT Will Grow
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Deposits of One Dollar or more cap be made at any time,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Capitol National Bank
enlly set on foot reforms and carry
thorn to a definite end, no matter how
much their societies may appear Imme
diately to suffer. There is preeented at
Stnnford a ueblo opportunity for aspir
ing young men to acquire an educa
tion at relatively slight cost. The spirit
of genuine democracy should not be
permitted to tle out and no natter
what the cost the university should Lo
saved from that calamity.
Hit the Trail on Sunaays.
Commencing with Sunday, Augutt
Otb, the Trail at the exposition and all
the. amusement features, as well as the'
exhibit buildings, were thrown open '
and hereafter will be running the same
on Sunday as on othor days. In fact
the exposition will be practically as,
complete on'Sundays as on week days.
The Southern Pacific Coui'tany have'
on sale Saturday to Monday excursion
tickets, 18.30 for the round trip, which
enables visiters to go to Portland
Saturday afternoon and remain until
Menday night, or retura Sunday ewa '
Ing, as they may desire. b T tf '
How General Portor round rul Jones
The October cu i.m. i., w,;i v.
iseued on the one huu.ir. .n;v. j
sixth anniversary of th ,f the
Serapls and the Bonn , .-har,l,
will eontaln the ftret detail? t aud u !
therltntive aeaattnt ever publuLed of1
the recovery of the hotly of John Paul
Jones, written Vy General Horace Por
ter, LD, D. It Is to the unselfish seal
and patriotism of General Perter that
tho United States owes the recovery ef
tho remain ot Its first naval hero.
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DON'T FAIL TO INCLUDE.
JBffypfff PERFECTION
BAKING POWDER
Sold by all Grocers
IN YOUR HOP PIOKINO OUTnT
yiimblllty to get up brisk and freh in
the morning, lack of appetite, pallor.
AUg.'!ron2rer UP ,h eWW,ea "hJ sad
Pull of tftor ana frol9 th whole day Iobk
1,0 hthV""11"4 ,, ,lwr '" '"
AuiiaVr to ,he dn"f' ""HK tf U to
"") U1I111H0SUM1 mi IWVii ttn,H,A
and bad Jigetion-in adultd children
too. Tltev aim iiiilw.i- m ......... ,
j of taking Graeii'a August Flower regu
qit t a rellalc .Id rwnedv for all tni ic-trout).-,,
never fail to c ire in.liK--s-u.ii
U a natural u-nic iur W dy uv, lllinij.
qTvw slies. j3c uiul 73c. All dru.sts
Sold In Salem by S. C. Stone.
A. L. ERASER
Successors to Burroughs & Frasor.
Plumbing, Tinaiag
and Roofing
Cornice Work, neating nnd Building Work of all kinds; osttaath
made and work guaranteed.
367 State Street, Salem. Phono 1511.
m 3MaBHHBESiE
PRINTING!
THAT IS right
THAT IS THE KIND WE DO
No job too small, nor too larve
for us to baudle.
Lhyi' US PIUI'RE ON YOUR
NBXT ORDER. Ve ,,
plonsed with both work and prioe
MONMOUTH
STATE
NOEMAL
Begins ita 2ith year
September 20.
THEEE FULL COUItSES OF STUDY.
Preparing for Countv and Stnt PnrMfl- tti.i... -..... rMVTilui
la Washington and other states. U
uennnd lor Normal Ttalneri Teachers
aw wl T8' :ilgher wagM and bottor opportunlUes for promotio
awaw the .Normal Graduate for his enterprise. School directors appw
ste the superior ability of Monmouth graduates, and the demand f et
-aded hoSi BlH56bl attntl0n sIvou t0 1 work in graded
will h. :ataIoStf e Containing Fall Information.
UU be WBt on applieatlon. 0 rrespqnaencerinvited. Address
v. SUTLER, secretary. , " a D. UESSLOT, PrlJe
ELLIOTT
THE JOB PRINTER
Phene: Main 1243
217 South Commercial St
College of Music-Willamette
University Opens Sept. 26
XH;J- New York, voice; Eva Cox, B. iL, Salem, pis.no.
' ' """ iunuanea Btudloa, now faculty.
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