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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1000. TRAINED NURSE ifter Years of Experience, Advises Women Regard to Their Health. Uri. Martha Pohlman . SB Cheater Avonuo. kewwk, N. J., wfio la a Lueterturso irom ins Hockley Tratulngr School, it Philadelphia, and for lx years uniei unnio N'urse attho Philadelphia Tosnital. writes tholottsr nrlntcd below. Bho lias lio advantage of personal experience, besiues nor nrcfcssional education. nd what sho has to say nay be absolutely relied upon. Many other women are .Misted as sho was. They pan regain health In the tame war. It is prudent to heed such advlco from such a source. Mrs. Pohlman writes: 'I em flrmlr persuaded. if tor eight years of experience Tim Ltjain. m, nnxnams 'wcswblo Compound, that It the safest and best medicine tor any suffering woman to aSO." Inimcdlalely after my arrUire I found that my bealth betan to fall me. I txw .earns weak and pal, with severe beartng-uown pains, fearful backaches ana fre imentdbayspeUs. The doctors proscribed for me, yet I did bov improve, a wouia imoab Iter eaung, ana xreousnur rains down through my limbs so X could hardly walk. It was as bad a case of f omnia trouble as I bare ever known. Lydia E. Acome nausaauu. i una rinkbams veceUois compound, howorer. cured roe within four months. SInoo that tune I hare nu occasion to rccommena uio a number of patients suffering from all forms of female difficulties, and I And that -Mia It Is eonildored unnrofpulonal to reo ommend a patent medicine. I ran honestly recommend Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, tor i nave louno mat u curra female Ills, where all other medicine fails. It (s a grand medioino for siek women." Monnv cannot buy auoh testimony as this merit nloneonn prodneo auoh re suits, and tho nblost npeotallsU now agree that Lydia H. Pinkham's Vcge Ublo Compound is tho most univer sal! successful remedy for all female diseases known to tnedlelne. When women are troubled with Ir regular, suppressed or painful periods, weakness, displacement or ulceration of the female organs, that bearing down feeling, inflammation, bnekaoho, bloating (or fiatulenoo), general dehili tr. Indltrestion. and nerroua nroalra turn, or are besot with auoh symptoms uuiixlne,falntnes, latitude, oxclta ;ljdU E Pinkham's Yeftctabio Coapouud Succeeds Where Others Fall. Tennemoo Iloyal Aroanum. h oxulW, Town.. Mnreh 21 The (otineil of Tennessee, Iloyal Ar- awaed It annual ihimiIoh Were The attendance Is very large ' very ladgo Ih Ik Mate U repre- ' 1 Ornnd RegeNt It. 1C l'ranels Mtmml la presldlNg. Tke wool .rs of tke Iteynl Areanwm kave rxleaeive prop rat lea for tko :-rtlnment of Ike member of tk v 4n.i council ami a namber of seels It tloM kave boon arranged la tkelr i u..r. Texas Independence Day. OalvttHoa. Mewosi ll-Tke aualror- virv of tbo atfraiaf of tko Toxis ! . 'sratloa of Iadenanwowee, wkiok was i t roewt uador a grav of sjrdia(c . oak Inn at tko villa of Cotam i oa tk basks of tko Braaos river, nHiTS - g i Wlr!m i iTnnn AS'eCclaUc EreparalionrorAs slmflatlng thcFoodantlBctf uia ImgthcStoiaacksandBowvisof iifliwmcinnniffli Promotes DiceatIoihcerrur neas andnostXontains nelUter Opmm.Morpliiiie noyIiiu?raL I-.T TI Alt C OTIC. 4cfeuntswvximasR aJms3u lMyi swwt Apofecl Remedy forConslina lion, Sour Stomach. Diarrtwca , Vormsonvulaion3,tcwnsh ' nrssftndl-OSS OF Sleep, I FacSimHa Sivalure of I NEW YDHK. exact copy or wrapper. In snllKSjsOfi .7 SHWEsfftf- 1 VjF" Tia. &VSBbbbbbbbbl!bbbT Isl TPy-fTBBBBBBlBBirBnBIBWBBBBf kn9ilHsM bility, Irritability, nsrvousneas, sleep lesaness, molancholy, "all-gone" and "wantto-belefta1ona'' feelings, blues and hopelessness, they should rcmem ber thero is ono tried and truo remedy. Lydia IS. Flnkham's Vegctnblo Com pound nt onco removes such troubles. No other fomale medioino in tho world has received auoh widespread and unqualified endorsement. The necdloM suffering of women from diseases peculiar to their aox is terriblo to see. Tho money whleh they pay to doctors who do not help them la an enormous waste. The pain Is cured and the money is saved by Lydia It. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It is well for women who nre ill to write Mrs. Plnkhnin, nt Lynn, Mass. Tho present Mrs. PinUhnin is the daughter-in-law of Lydia K. Plnkham, her assistant for many years before her decease, and for twenty five years slnao her advlee has been froely given to slok women. In her great expert ence, whleh covers many years, site has probably had to deal with downs of eases Just like yours. Her advise la strictly confidential. in lliM. whs observed her today la tke mshmI maaar. Tke eelfbrntloa Is of a ratker Hnlet rkaraeter. Moat basin house vw flowed at least kalf of tke day aad at nit sekoola patriotic role UraUoNS will lo kold la tke Hftoraooa ---- OeHUHcmaommt at Oarliilo Behoel, OarilMo. !., Marek SK 'ITiU la tko lay for tko aaawai oowwoaoomoot of tk laeilaa Iadaotriai eokool. Tko ooas wosMosaoat hHII laM two days sad tko program will bo praerieally tko bmino as loot jroar. It ko4 oritt.aaJl)- booa la toodod lo otuttisjo tko date of tko ooas asooooweat to soeao lator date lo May or Joae. but ao kaao was wado, si tkoofk It asay bo wado for aeect yoar. There wiM bo very Uttlo oratory, Wot aa latorootlnf dieplay of the work of the tuintej Tor Infants and Children, 1 1 ii mi The Kind You Havo Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA tw snruwa tmnurt. statcMMn.' CASTOBIA AAXF fu lu GIRL BURNED TO DEATH While attempting to start a fire with kerosene Monday morning, Vletorm Peterson, a 14-year-oW girl employed as a domeetie at the M4ouri hotol at Troutdsle, was frightfully burned. She was removed to Good Samaritan hos pital, Portland, where she died at 18:46 Tuesday afternoon. The girl had built a fire whleh al most wvat oat, ami she was trying te reuvo the flata. Unable to do so by fanning it and other moans, sho eefaed a gallou can of kerosene and peurid tho oil upoa the fire. Instantly thore was aa oxjtlostfln which Mew oat the bottom of the oaa nnd the burning oil spread over the girl. Sue wtm eaveioed ia flame) In an instant. She raeksd Mreaattng from the room, bat kor etTerts U es- ape I hern only aMod tko flamos. llw chtlung was borned front kor body. Persons la the kooee wko had hoard her screams went to the girl's rosette an i succeeded in extinguishing ' the fire. However, they wore too htte to prevent fatal lajaries to tke girl, whose llesh was almost roaoted. 8k e is alee said to kave Inhaled the flames. The aeeideat eeeurred shortly after ft o'ekwk, and Ike girl was taken (o Portlaml oa tko first train. She was removed at oaoe- to Good Samaritan hospital, where every effort wna ox mod to alleviate kor sufferings. Tke girl wao employed at tka hotel to wait apoa tko tables. bolM fires and perform other dalle. Utr father la a farmer and live two miles from Treat dale. Her mother la dead. Tko Mis souri kotoi to fOttdweted by Mrs. Cm. Kowley. Centennial of Jaaroc Observed. Moxioo City, Marek II. Tko ooatoa alal of tko birtk of Hoalo Jaaroa, tko groat Mox'oaa statosnma and Hborator, ia eolobrtod tkrongkoat Mxloo today oa mm uaaoNally largo seal. la oom pita nee with a dooroe promal gated by Praoldoat Dmt, tko day Is goaorally olMerved aa a legal koWday. Tkroogk mt tko eoaatry all bostaoso U at rest nad tke poople aro giving themselves ap U tko eoleltratloa of tko Motional koro wltk groat oatka4asm. HsfHielaUy grand ooUIhkUom aro hold at Roltlllo and el kor ottlos la tko State of Omkolm. U Moaoiova a haot of jMorox vao aavollod la one of tke pohtie plaaas, la cMblaas aovoral pat rtotlo orHaMlaaUoao havo arraagod for aa elaborate oolobrailoa of the day aad tko onotioa of a moj worn sal la koaor of Jvaroa. la Tompleo a otatwo of Jaaroa was aveiled oa tko Ptaaa do m MhorUd. Tko meaamoat. wktok ffteos tko euotom sWHWs ooo MteVvW osWBBWo(e la Ofclkoakoa tko aairory will ho otdobratod this evoniag wttk a largo aosotlosr at tko Tool re 4o loo Horooo. Oovoraor CroVt wilt bo pros sort aad Lie. JeaM Urnooo, tko fame orator, will thdivor tko prfaelaal addroos. la ike atoraooa a Him broaoo ofcatao of Juares will bo wavoUod oa Jaarea atreot. la Ciudad Jwaroa. aoroas tko Rio (iraad ttum M Paeo, wkoro tko great patriot wado kso koadsttaarioro for ser -ral ytNuw H-kiio no waa vtrtiasUy ia extlo, bidiag wilk. a ssat kasid of fol lowers ia a wfotokod skaok, wkoro the HMioW MOW SSStMOM, tko oltiaOM MOV mado opoeial tJTorU t ooiokoato the lay ia aa apprayrlaU way aad aa elab orale program kaa kooa iirofmrod fr the oeraeioa. Dsaflsr Yoar for New Jersey Momo. Troaioa. K. J., Maoh tl. Tko UUb aaanal sommsialoatloa of tko OranJ Iodgo of Froe aad AooofUd Maooas of Xow Jersey will oooa koro today at tko Maoosde Teasflo. Ia ooaaectiun woih tkio oomsaaaloatloa tko Oraai Okspter, Koyal Arok Masoaa. wUl kuld lts awanat eoavaatloa koro. Tko xoporto t bo yrosoatod at tbf graeid lodge moot lag will show that Uwriag tko paot Maooals yoar tke Ma o of Xw Jooooy kave maes tl.e sjroaiasi arogootN ia thoir klotory. At tho ki aasnml eommoalealtes of the graad loshjo. ia 19M, tko mobrebip ia the bUto wvo fowad U bo 33, aad sho fasorosvso daring Um aoot twelv moatko kao bee a boot 1.040. Ia n aaaeaa too kurgo advaaoao have b -n amado. aad it will bo skowa at tke " voaiioa that Uo Ssoal soadltioa of tU order ia Kow Jtsrooy is bottor that it has ever booa. MxoepUag tko rogsvlar rooUao work of tko anneal oowinstasoassoas, tko oloe tioa of effloor(J reports of soiamHtoos, ie.. ao mattors of groat IsaporUaee will eocao ap for soadoratioa. Another riling. ' T. F. Haye4, of Woodbora. Ssod Taoo- day his KK of pototioaors aad hieemsi Dtaaooratl oaadldate for tko oasoo of ooaiaUttsomiiB froea Weedbors fwociaot. gtgaMtatgtfrBoaaMii QL.ASSIPIBD ilMa - loIMtaiatMaMltMO8K FOR BALE. For Sale, Dirt, suitable for lawns and ether purposes. Phone 464X. 3-lS-lm For Sale A horse, weight 1360. En quire at O. J. Huncorn, Slst ami Trade streets, Bolem, Ore. a-lO-at" For Salo. 100 scree, in grain, or will cut up into 40-asro tracts. Address M. I. CappB, Capital Improvement Co. 809 Front street. 1-13-lm ror Sale, DeLaval separator, nearly new. Bought for $00, will sell for $90 ooek. Inquire of A. W. Kusotn. Oervah, Route I, or phono Farm SO. For Sale. Dry seeem! growth fir, $3.50 per cord, delivered. Aim Jumbo stump puller, In first claas condition. Inquire of Louis Laehmund h Co. corner of State and Commercial stroets. Phono Main 72, 1-10-lm For Sale. Met ra Park home, Salota. Oregon, ehe to taurine center; fine vtow of Mswioa Squaro and tho Wll mmstto river. Spaoe for throo or fear koaowt. Cheap, $800. Addrona K. M. l-Vnay, route t, Gervnis, On 3-lS-lwk. For Salo or Itcnt A good six-room eot tage, two lots, born nndi woodshed, well ken ted oa Winter street. Al oo IiOgaa berry plants for sale, Ap ply to Ooarad Dillman, 411 Stnto street. 3-10-lw Hop Land for Bale. 310 aorvs, most ly good hop land; 300 farm land, bMmaee tlrabor and pasture, woll lmprovet throughout; prlco f 42 por acre, $ WOO cash, balanoo at 8 por qonL 1W flores 1 mile from Drowns vllte . 4 Vi acres In flno hops, all flno hop mad, SO sores In crops, most of bAMM4 Ih Umber, good hop house, I67.W por aero, fMOO erafe, baJaaoo nt 8 por coat, 40 tores 3H mites from town, mad don't overflow and ia woll drained, 90 acres In orops, new small house, $1(00. 100 aorei right at town, 19 aoreo In finest old hope, good hop houio, 70 aoros In orops, $10,000; 13000 cash, balanoo At 6 por ooaL All of tho ahovo Is river bottom land. Wrlto for our prloos of stook ranohos and city property. Tripp, tho land man, Ilrownvlllo, Or, 3-22-lm LOST. M.vMasy.sY Lost, A pair of goTd-rlmmoi) eklkre tfjveetaahw, letwoea Capital ami Oom morelal skeats Monday, ltatwra to this oflleo aad roeotve soluble ro war!. 8-80 JK MUSIO BTTJDIOU. iSSlomotAvirn. ChurehiliJ Musisal Studio. Associate teasher Western Conservatory, Cblesgo, I1L, reprcoeattng later-State System at Balem, Oregon, la the Gray bloek, room 3. Studio bears 9 to 18 aad 8 to 8. 8-10-U Tho Seley Studio, Thorough Instruc tion In music, Mr. aad Mrs. Franeeo eo Seley, specialists la Volee Produc tion, Iaterpretatlen and Harmony, Opera House Ilulldlng, rooms 9 and 10, Reeideneo phono Main 074. 11-2-llm TALKINO MAOHINE8. Edison Phonographs and Reaords Divored free rutgrwiiere oa rot4it of ftl rotaM prieo; mreoot atook Vdison reoorda west of RoeMen, BuBd for oirettwr. Potor IWwJsjaewpl, 786 Mlsatoa aAroot, Sar Franoisao. 2-36-1 m DBRMAT0L00I8T. Bobi B. Aahford Oraduate dermatal eglet aad soalp spoolalUt. Bvry Mesntok of tko Imor fsse era J last ed. SeieeUfio facial aad soalp mas sago. Alt work gtsaranteod. KW ridge blook, 30fJ4 Commerolal etroot, 3-1 bm WANTED FBMAXB HELP. WantedvA wsttreoa atlkTst. Okorlei Hotel, Albany. Apply 3-8-tf Wanted Wvo UvltM for oopylag; jmt hmmhwH Loom work; $8 to $11 week ly. OaH biW4ea 9 aad 12, all week. Keen. 19, Btdrldgo Hotel. 819 If LIVEBY AND BALE BTABLES. Bed Front BUblso First-eiase livery, boarding aad sale stables. Rubber tired buggtes sad bbo driving stosk, M. Ij. Harrod, proprietor, 271 Cho tasketa street. Phone Mala 73. 12.14-lyr Feed Barn. Special attention to tran sient teams. Farmers' patronage so-lielted- Waiting rooms for ladies. Wo also earry a full lino of feed. Located at Club Stables, corner Lib erty and Ferry streets Pkooo Main 7. Prank ft Darby. 12H-m WtBlggglBtBeiaMaKJWgBtMillMlHtBW - MOMttfK MISCELLANEOUS, Salem Iron Works Founders, machin ists aad blacksmiths. Manufacturers of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop aad fruit drying stoves, etc Manofactnrern of the Salem Iron Works Hop Press, 11-20-lm Hotel Scott Newly furnished, orery thing oloan and first otans. Rooms at roasonablo prloos. In Cottle block, Barorn. A. Scott, prop. 7-o-tt Say Hare yea tried VL H. Paula for moats! Ho has tho best sausage in town, Cemo aad try It, and bo eon rlnsotl. 410 Bast BUto etret. Wanted, Turk-oys, geeee, flu ska, chlok ens ami all farm produce, Hlghcot cash prieo pdd for enmo, Capital Commission Company, 807 Commer cial street. Telephone 170. A Qood Investment. Some ono with $1380 can Ioaq that amount on first class real oitato security, at a good rato of Interest, Address "M. O. F," caro Journal. 2-C-tf At Your Stepmother's Sho can steam clean or dyo them, and saro you a new suit, proas and repair, rollno, furnish buttons. Tho most dellcato fabrlco can bo cleaned by hor dry cleaning mothod without Injury. It does not shrink or change tta color. It In noxt to Tho Journal ofllco, 221 Commercial street PLUMDnitB. Theo, M. Barr Bucceseor to Ilarr A Potael, tinner and plumber. Hot air water aad steam heating a specialty, Salem, Oregon. 8-8 Bornardi aj Hansford, Plumbers, steam aad gas fitters. All kinds of plumb log suppllro. No. 60 State street. Phono 118 Main. 10-8tf BAXEBIBS. Capital Bakery. Fresh bread, pies and eaka dally, candles, nuts, etc. Dellv pry made to any part of tho elty, 0. Uttem, proprietor, 439 Court BU TONSOniAL. Brans' Barber Shop. Hvsrythlng new and op to date. Finest poreelstn baths. Shaving, lOe, balreultlngiWo baths Me, First elaas bootblacka. a W, Hvans, Proprietor. VETBBINABY BUBOEOK. Dr. D, 3. Young Veterinary lurgeen and dontlat, 33 jvars' experlease. All work guaranteed. Dlflleult surgical oporatteas a ipeelnlty. Phone B1. Oflloo at Ctab Stables. Phone 7, 8a lem, Oregen. 10tf CONOIIBTB AND OBMBNT WOIUC J. P. Voatok, ooatraotor aad Imlldor of eomoat walks. BepUo sower tanks, fwondaUoao aad Mooro, 8S8 Marion etroefc S-X-tf LIIB AND AOOIDBNT Tko Travel em lasoraaoo On John Kalgkt solo sgoaU Koom 14, Moores blook, Salem. Notklag bettor, safer or oheaper la this lias, for tke high oksraster of this eempasy. SC-tf LODQCS. Foresters of Amerioa Court Bherwood Foresters, No, 19. Meets Tuesday la Hurst ball, State street. U. 8. Rider, a K.t A. L. Brown, F. S. Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P. OssUs Hall la Ilolman bleek, corner Stats and Liberty streets. Taesdey of ease week at 7:30 p. m. J. O. Graham, C. a; W. I. Staley, K. of B. and B. Modern Woodmen of Amsrtcs- Ore gea Cedar Camp, No. S846. Meets every Thursday evening .at 8 o 'sleek, Hehaaa. HaH, W. W. Hill, V. O.) Y. A. Taraer, Clerk. Woodman of World.-Meet ytry Fri day night at 7i30, ,In Holms n Hall. A. J. Raaey, a a P. L. Fraxler, clerk. 1-lOtf A NIOBLY COOKED STEAK Xtkiag esso to quite so satUfyoag as a proporsy oookxl, Juloy steak. It gives a Isdok to maai and la enjoyed by all. My marldet suppltos the best tsami, skofte or roaats ia Baleat, E. 0. CEOSS, BUto Bt, Market; v , , Phone 901 OSTEOPATHS, Dr. W. X Morcec. Graduate of Klrfco- rile, Mo., under founder of oetoo pathy. Itooms 25-28 Breyman bldg.u, Commercial St., phono 810, Bed dence 410 N. Summer st... phone 614. Treato acnto and chronic dloeaoeo. Examinations free. Dr. B. It WhltOv Graduate of Klrko rilel, Mo., under founder of oeteo pathy. Itoom 21 Breyman bMj., Commercial st, phono 87. Restdoneo C90 State, eer. Church, phono 1110. Treats aeuto and chronic disease. Bxaminatlons free. Hop Loo Co. Laundry Dost work 1om with latest Imprsred machinery. Sat isfaction guaranteed. Oppeetto W& larnotte Hotel, Salem. 2-18-tf PHYSICIAN AND BURQEON. Br, Oartwright Has reeumod genera) practice, and will bo found In roots) 10, over Ladd A Dusk's bank. Offleo hours 11 a. m, to 4 p. m. Oftloo phono Mala 10, residence phono Mala 107. 18-80 if ABOHTTBOT. W. D, Pugh Architect and superin tendent, plana furnished for all class es of building and structural work. Office 110 State street, Tioga block, Balem, Oregon. I ABU AND DOOB FAOTOBLBS. raiK M. Brown Manufacturer of sash, doors, mouldings. All kinds of house finish and hardwood work. Front street between Stale and Court WATBn COMPANY. ornoB omr hall. Per water service apply at offlss. Dills payable monthly In advance. Mako all complaints at tha o files. A MASTER STBOICE In flno laundry work ws lay on every article loHntkied by a, whether It be linen or Madras, white or eolorod shirt, setter, oaff, woolens, shirtwaists, or Ues oHrUlno. Oar loHNdry work m nnap proaekable la polat of boaaty, la finish, la oolor nnd ooasoientloas oaro. Wo win apprebatlea by giving satlofaotlea aad poorioMi work at low prteos. Your patronage sollslUd. HAIdlM BTBAJt LAUNDRY Cetoaol J. Otmotoad, Proprietor DorotM D. Otmstoad, Maim gar, Pkoao IS. 184-1M Idberry Hi. FOR SALE Fifteen seres, all in culttvatlea, within one wile of sklsw. House, barn, and 3 asreo ef fruit. This is tho finest kind of river bottom land aad oaa be bad et very easy terms for on ly S2000. IWt forget oar COOS BAY LOTS tor $35,00. Hoy eae aad la a few years It will wake yea some messy, Derby and Willson BRICK Brisk furnished la largo or small eeaaUtiea. Pressed brisk mado to enter. Yard en Btato street, sooth of Peaiteatlary. BALEM BRIOK YARD. A. A. nURTON, Prop. The Fashion Stables Formerly Simpson's Stables. Upto-dato ltrsry and oab liae. Fu neral turnouts a specialty. Tally-ho for plonles and oxeursloas. Phono 44. Chas, W. Yannke, Prop. 247 and 849 High Htreet. NEW LANGE HOTEL Whsa you visit Portland, Ore., bo sure aad step at Ths New Laoge Ho tel, next door to tho Imperial. Rates 60s, 76o aad $1.00 per day. EtseUle lights, call bells, elevator, steam boat, free bath tai free bus. All outside rooms with rnnnlnir water U. J. LEHMAN Bash and doors. All kinds' of boa anlaolng. 'Phone 131 black. Also two floors of warehouse for vent; slr-ato and twitching fsolimsa. I - - W." 9' "MSI !,'