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Newspaper Page TextI fill ! ' DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, OKEGOS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1000. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL HY HOFKIt lJltO. I'lintlMirrH ntul Proprietors. rJSaTr arFT. 5!jkiiom - Wheat 65c This is the price paid at the SALEM FLOURING MILLS SUIiSOIMI'TIO.V KATES. Jly Mall. Dally Journal, oiio month .... 3Gc Dally Journal, three months ..$1.00 Dally Journal, ono year 4.00 Weekly Journal, ono yenr .... 1.00 IIj Carrier. Dally Journal, icr month .... 50c it js wood to keep vouno Do not loao your lovo for children, flowers and nnlmnls. IF YOlf NEVEK I.OVED TIIOHE TJ1UEE IT IH NOT TOO LATK TO LEAKN. It 1b ono of tho beat ways not to grow old. That way lies harmony noil contentment. Ghlldron there will always ho In tho world thnt need lovo and kind ness ovon your own, perhaps. That way Ilea hcuvun. A man or woman who Is A friend of animals can ho trusted with an oc casional human friendship. If you lovo animals or children only In a perfunctory way, to uso them -or tolurato them, HOW CAN you expect to have any 3IEAL FJtlENDH A.MONO ADULTS? Tho lovo of flowers Is nlmost an universal passion. Ilonco don't kill It, If you would live to n ripe ago of wisdom. Wc always pay the top price and sell flour the lowest. Wild Rose Flour $1.00 Per Sack iwwwwwwwmwwwwinwiiw PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITHOUT SYSTEM lawiBitemfcwwftWfcMfrifrM SALEM FLOURING MILL CO. JIAUKINO COOH HAV. Practically nil tho commorclnl In terests of thu Htnto aro hacking Coos Tiny In its demands for recognition by congress, Tho work of miking for gonornl Improvement of this harbor WAS HlvOUN AT THE FAltMEItH' AND ifllUPPEHH' CONOHKSH, HEM) AT NOHTH 1IEND LAHT MAY'. A petition Hluned liv nvnrv emu. morclal club and ehnmbor of com morco hi thu Htnto, as well ns by tho larger business concerns, has boon ont to tho president and tho Oregon Oclogntlon It Is a splendid toll of honor that represents millions of dollars of property and I ho hrulun and buslnoss activities of thu statu. This potltlon was got up by tho en orgy and huslnosa taut of two men ont out by tho North Ilontl Chnuibor of Commerce--: Messrs. hoggin "and Alhreen. Tho wholo Intorlor of tho state Is. Interested In tho opunluK' of that harbor, NOW THAT Tin: cox. HTHUTION OF THU .SOITIIHIIN lWCIFIC INTO COON HAV HAS . Ol'N. Tho work so well begun by tho YVillnuivtto liinpineiit League con vention has line a ably secomUd nml , romplotod under tho direction of tho 'North lhuut cimuiiiMi of ComiiiBieo. iK.MS I'HOM THi: lllllliK. Tho KIiikiIoiu of Clod Is within .vou Jesus Walk la iho spirit ami y shall not fulfill thu lust of the ilotili 1uhI. Ho thnt lovoth iurtmot of lujart, for tho kmcu of hlH lips th King wm bo his frloiul. I'rov. 22:11. Ask for Mu. and I will give thqo Iho nntlous for an inheritance, und tho uttermost part of tho wtith for thy jutssosniou. Psaluj, :. Moses blowing the children of Is rael Juhovah bl than mui w,. thee; Jehovah xinko His face to iino upon thve, ami ,0 gruelou unto thee. Jehovah lift no His num. Kniuiica. upon theo. and glv tho li'aee.--Hovi8otl version, Numbers, 0 33. 27. XRAYS Tho homo editor suggests that If tho yellow-legged railroad survoyors and their helpers, now Bomowhnt epi demic In Oregon, wero laid off for n couple of months, tho question of procuring nblo-bodlod hop-plckors would bo solved. Now It 1b snld Rockefeller Is going to start n school for training chorus girls. This Is wasted and 111-dlrccted philanthropy. Tho Pittsburg million aires should raise tholr own crops, or at least purchase In tho open market. Mnybo John D. Intends to corner tho chorus girl supply. Wesley Oolor, prosldont of tho Ice Trust, Is a humorist. Ileforo tho grand Jury ho testified thnt "If tho public know tho facts, It would erect a monument to tho trust Instead of vllllfylng It." Wouldn't that tnko tho dllaptated llnon from tho shrub hory? Tho Journal editor advocates tho loving of children, llowors und ani mals. A Bontlmont with sonso, and a suggestion full of wisdom. Tho liorso editor linn boon "that-n-way" all his life, and still lovos children nml biiblos, especially girl babies, ro gardless of ago after they aro 20. i ii - Deafness Cminot He Cured lly local applications, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion of tho Car. There Is only ono way to cure deafness, nml thnt Is by constitu tional remedies. Doafnoss Is ennsort by an inllamod condition of tho mu- uiions lining of tho Eustachian Tube. hen this tubo Is Inllamod you have n rumbling sound or Imporfoct honr- Ing. mid when It Is ontlroly closod, doafnoss Is tho result, nml unloss the Inllnnimntlon can he takou out nml this tubo restored to Its normal con. dltlon, honrlng will bo destroyed forovor; nlno ensoa out of ton nre caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an luttamod condition of tho mu cons surfaces. Wo will glvo Ono Huililroil nnllni-a for nnj caso of Drtafnons (caused by untarrh) that cannot bo curod by Hnll's Catarrh Cure. Send for dr. cuinrs, foe. 1 J. CHH.VEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio Sold by Druggists, 7Gc, Tnko Hall's Family Pin fnr r. tlpntlon. Tho attention of tho public lias been directed frequently to gravo de fects In our Hchcmo for educating the masses, to tho effects thnt our public schools do not excepting a fow school for manual training give young men n training such as wll! onablo thorn to fit Into a' place In our now Industrial life. Matthew Arnold In his report as chnlrmnn of tho parliamentarian commission on higher schools and universities of Germany goes to tho root of tho evil: "English employers of .labor are Just now full of complaints of the Ignorance and unreasonableness of the class they employ, and of sug gestions, among other things, for Its bettor Instruction. It never occurs to them that tholr own bad Instruc tion has much to do with tho mat tor. Drought up In Bchools of ln forlor standing, thoy havo no govern ing qualities, no nptltudo for the ruling of men; brought up with hol low nml unsound teaching, thoy havo no sclonce, no nptltudo for finding their way out of a difficulty by thought and reason, and, creating now relations between themselves and tho working cluss when tho old rolatloriB fall. "Our educated and hitolllcont clnsses, In their solltudo for our backward working clnss. nml tholr alarm for our lndustrlnl nrn.nmi. nonce, are boglnnlng to cry out for technical schools for our nrtlsatiB. Woll Informed nml dlsllnimiHiiP,! peoplo seem to think It only Is nec ossary to havo special schools of arts and trades, as thoy havo - nbrond, and thon wo tnko a clover boy from our olomontary schools nml put him at once Into a special school. A study of tho best continental cxnorl- onco will show them that tho spe cial school Ih tho crown of a lone co-ordered series, doslgned nml graduated by tho host heads lit tho country. A clovor boy In a Prussian olomontary school passos first Inin .. mittelschule, or higher olomnntm-v school, then Into n modern or renl school of tho second class, nml ilnni. ly, after all those, Into tho special school. A boy who lma had this pre paration Is able to pro lit by a special highest legal and administrative abll Itles But how Is It with tho administra tion of our public school system? Tho word system as used hero Is a tnisomer. There Is no system In the administration of public Instruc tion, except In tho mode of levying Mm fnvns to ralso tho funds with which to pay the leaders and In tho method of distributing this fund anionc the sovernl school districts. Thero system ends. Thus far wo are blessed with a most liberal and wlso provision for producing money for public Instruction Ninety per cent of tho funds ex ponded on the seventh, eighth, nnd grades should bo de mote particularly mu auBiu-..aU, xjJ -XUU GET TTP la (inrmnnnr. nnu uuiiuiicciiiin, m.u possessed primarily with detormlnn tlon. will m.rarnmiilll. 1111(1 all tll6 QUI )V I . .w.fc - of tho subjects e self, with n high .lovpinnmptit of the ethical and esthetic faculties and great reasoning powers. Tho negro is In direct con- trnaf hv rpnsnn of a Cd'talll lack Of these powers, and o great develop ment of the objective qtinllties. Tho negro Is primnrily nffectionnte, Im mensely emotional, then sensual, and, under provocation, passionate. There Is love of outward show, of ostentation, of approbation. He loves melody and a rudo kind of poetry and sonorous language. Thero Is un developed artistic power and taste negroes mako good artlsnnes and hnndlcraftmen. They are deficient In judgment, In the formation of new ideas from existing facts, in de vising hypotheses, and in making de ductions In general. They are imi tative rather than original, inventive or constructive. Thero Is Instability WITH A tams BACK, power, seu-conuo., sou- KJ. ''lbte3 A ,.. I T . . w I0U rabk 1' ! &- 8 S-rr IF ' r C J - II I A V I ty i- - hlch school voted to training pupils In teaching of character Incident to lack of self them trades demanded by our In- mnt.nt. pqnnMniiv in rnmimiinn -tfh dustrlal and economics conditions. I tho sexunl reiation. and there Is n Tho administration of public ln-.lack of orientatlon, or 'recognition structlon should be looked upon as of position and condition of self and naving as mucn importance as ino environment, ovldenced In various postal or treasury department andi,nVa i,t w ,,,.n k n.. should bo presided over by tho most ness.. s0.Cftlled by Profi Blackshear, gifted and best trained talent. This of TcxaSf thla lg lmrt,cularlv notIce. minister of education In tho Gorman aoj0 omplro occupies ns Important a do partment of government as thesecre-. tary of state or of war. Jajian, within n generation, by Luiiiuiuiiig ui-iiuuu liiui uiiynnusa, The white and black races are an tipodal, then, In cardinal points. The one has n large frontal region of tho brnln, tho other a larger re gion behind; the one is subjective. scientific methods, the applications m I Z -:,".'.". !. '3 suojec"ve; of the results of scientific Invest.ga- ,: "' "T ,' . " ?. 5" tlons, with her economic thrift, has omnM(lnnI. thn " . , ,"""" , , ., , omotlonnl; tho one domineering, but produced a nation 90 per cent of t,..,.. . ,. . . b' . whoso population can read and write "'"T "?T.T0l U1 . ner -In tho United States only 8G per ",,, X uu81' u' violent ... .. . nnd lacking self-dontrol when tho cont of tho entlro population can ,. nrn ,.,'. ,,.. , . , . passions aro aroused; tho ono a verv read and write and Whoso amies ,,,.,,,,,. ., u'u"Bwy i ,. ... advanced race, the other a verv bnck- and navy destroyed In twenty months .,, ' ol1"'1 " oacK ..w. x iiu tiiiuuiLLii Hiin run Almost evervbodv vi,n.jt..i .. papers is sure" to knn .r."lUe?J , 7, I Kilmer & ft Root, i,; ! sifi -a tiIlLllV. ,vni IZlvm ;,,, '. "P" of th i X:"1?.? r ....'.""WJttr Y uuiic researc! WMW.MIwtlFl--C- , . . , 4l-r, It1 bladder socialist. TSf successful In promptly curing lament form of kidney trouble. ' Mk Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is notn niiiiticiiilod for nvnrvHii'tin l..ir . " kidney, liver or bladder trouble it M iuuuu juaw liik iciiicuy you need, n ly ukku loiauu bu iiuuiy ways, 111 hospiU work niltl ill nrivnto nnin. .... r ,...v..) UHU jjj pruvcu &u Hucttssiui in every case that bpcciui urruHKcmeiii. nas Decil made t which all readers of this paper, uhohai! iiol airtnuv tritii it. mnv nnvn o . . bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell nig more auoui owaxup-KOot, and howt fimloutif vou have kidnev or blnil,ui.. ble. When writing mention reading thB generous offer in this paper andsend josfl auurcss to ur. innier RfiV" & Co., Binghamton, i N. Y. The regular! fifty-cent and one- flnllnr R?7f hntflpQ nw TTnmA t .-..... sold bv nil trood (lrmrjricta Tinn't ..i.J any mistake, but remember the name v3vtuii)-xvuui, jur. xviimer s owamp-Rootl uiiu iuc uuutcss, xmiguamiou, ti, Y.,oa uvcry uoiiic. negro aro fundamental opposite ex tremes In evolution. tho armies and navy of tho powerful Russians. The United States, through nntur al resources, Inventive and mechanl- ,... t- , cal skill; and Germany, In particular n, f , , u l ",e "orm through her applications of science ot tro"l03 that robbed E. H. Wolfe, through her applications of science to diversified Industries, rapidly aro transferring English commorco to ," Hm Amn.ln. .l r n. UlttOrS ..... muni uuu uuiiuivu IlilgS. Natural resources and scientific skill, accompanied by economic mothods npplied to diversified Indus of Bear Grove, la., of all usefulness. came when ho began taking Electric Ho writes:-"Two years nirn Kidney Troublo caused mo great suffering, which I would never have survived had school. I not taken 'PMf.pti-in tries, aro more fitted to build up Ullter3' Tney nlso cured mo of Gen and malntnln commomn Minn ...i.. ernl Deblll'y- " Suro euro for all and malntnln commorco than sldlos and protective tariffs. sub- Ilcrbliic. Rondors tho bllo moro fluid, and thUS liolns tho hlnnrl tn (In,... I. ocomacu, Liver nnd Kidney com plaints, Blood Diseases, Headacho, Dizziness and Weakness or bodily decline. Price, 50c. Guaranteed by J. C Perry's drug store. ...... . . " iiiobo ioroign governments which niHm,s Iromiit rollot from blllous wo think so offonslvoly nrbltrmv ,i I noss, Indlgostlon. sick and norvmio lit I Itll ti t 4.l.k ...1. .. . . Imn.ln aI.- ... i.i0i. umo, wuon inoy luimlnlitor oriQnTi'.iTii rou maic INtl Mt)MJV (H)MH 10 KVKHY MAN KHNKK Oil UTi:il. ONLY' T1IOSR WITH AVAIia. IILI! FINDS AT TIIKIU 06I. MAN1) (AN TAKK ADVANTAQII OV XI I KM. IIAVK VOU A I'UNor ip xot OlK.V A HAV1NOS ACMOU.NT AMI IIKQIN' SAVING. A (1001) fiui:i ruM) wihi, soo.v m: YOUJtM, DAVJXGH DKfAKTMUNT CC1 NkUAMftf lUt . , , .,.-.. . ft I Tit for Tut. "Ho you uxoIuuil'ikI v,ni i-.mi1 mi, for u gold brlek, eh?" snhl the elty '" Piiyingiy. "Too bnill" "Oh, I duitno that I deserved miu'ii sympathy." rwpomUd Unela utwimll lloiiiluok. "Knit , i had miulo tho money tnkin iii,u. bounlOia. 1'itlaburir Pn Surti Cnro for Piles, Itching nllea produce molsturo nmi oauao Itching. Thla form, ns well ns Hllnd, nioedluK, or Protnullmr iiin re ouroil by Dr. llo-s.an-ko'8 Pile Hmuvdy. Stops Itching nnd blood, lug. Absorbs tumor. B0a n inr .. DrusKitta, or aotu by mail. Trontlae tree. Write ma about your case. Or. DoaauVo, Pbllv, ln. Menluuu- Wm Apilu. Tho Merchant defeated Oui wnn. a MllU In a cliwo gamo of baaoball on WIllHiuette Hold ywtordny. Tho coro of ruu was 5 to i. A Mystery Bohvil. "How to keen off ncrirviin .it..i,. of blllouauesi and habitual conatlpa tlou wai a inyaterr that Dr. k-iii. New Life rill 6olvcd for frltea John K Plouaant. of unn. Ha, Ind. Tho ouly IUa that r Barut6d to kIts iwrfct Mttifa tlon to. reryboJy or moaey rf;uad4 education, tho boat uducntlonal opin ion or tno country Into tholr mm.. sela, mui wo do not. This conies i-iiiij iriim our own dlsbollof In Kovuriunuiit' partly from our belief In machinery. Our dlsbollof In gov ernment makes It slow to orwinlzo government perfectly for nnv mat tor Our belief In mnchltiery'inakos iih think that whon wo havo orga nlaed n dopartniont. hnu-nn.i. i.. perfoclly, It must iirovo ,.inni : and self-acting. A number of gravo matters nltoctlng public instruction I" this country our svatnm f eompotltlvo examinations, our regu latlon of studios, nm- -l,i i.. legislation-are t tho prosont mo wnt settled one hardly knows how eertnlnly without any aire for tho beat counsel attainable bolujr tlrst taken to thorn. Tho other obatnolo Is our high ! mm oi our own energy and i.rrt. Hrlty. This opinion I iB. i I IiomIIiU to rely on It too lo, , ,vml lo strain our onorgy nnd our Prober. too hard. At any rate, our oiutk and priHtporlty win bo more f.uliful nnd safe tho moro wo add lutein JWice to them Here, if auywW is an oceaalon for applying the words of i. ws man: tho Iron be "Hint, and a, man do nut u-i.., .i... wko, then must w ,)Ut forth morp trwiRth: but wisdom U profltab'o to dlreot," We are tin to Humm.. ...u., ... ... Uiore Is longer the inin,.,.i... to which tho nowcomors. tho dlscon- -...,, ,.r tno ono who has failed to no. ns of old. Tho wo.tH,.,. i c ha. bosun. AVo grow wise and '"'"""" " civilization hv r-u every porson tho trnlninL. w.i,. ...... ouablo him to make a living, n bot- h, . . 0n) ,nt0,1Bnt citizen ban hu rompotltor, in tho manu- factoring industries of foreign conn- Wo havo been "nltchforV.t .. r,u!;.!"t0 "n l"'M or great -... m. qi aosomtoly now ca. JUlon. Tho world hn. PM . u its ltutuatrlal relations during the laat 50 year than It .- .i...i .... 3000 year precodlni?. Th.. i.... trll enterprise, erorjhoro, in vry Uolall. Brw 4ImUil by aclen. hendachos, and over-lndiilL'nnrn in . y ,le"1' ' food and iirink sively, as her Imperial snonso m,-n Sometlilng to He Thankful for. -My dear," snid tho Czarhm. ... ...,,r ivt 0. L. Caldwell, Agt. M. K. and T. R. It., Chccotah, Ind. Tor., writes, April is, 1U03: "I was sick for over two years with onlnrgoment of tho fully Put tho last infernal machine which had just come through the mall Into family washtub, "I am glad our dear Httlo Alexsla i nt . rf...0 ,.,i,i uuiargoment of tho , ""-"l liver and sploon, and I had givon up onoU8h to Bo to school." all hopo of bolng curod, when mv "Why so" ho sked, horrid terrorists or anarchists would! persuade him to Join a college fooM ball team." o Ono Woman Among tho Thousands Wo received a letter from War- cross, Ga., from a woman who had been troubled with female complaint for a long time, until she was re duced to almost a shadow. It ef fected her mind, she could not re member anything, would get con fused and so nervous and irritable she could hardly sleep. She de-l scribed hor caso as ono similar tol thousands of other women, and then ends the letter by saying she : gained 19 lbs last month and nererl felt better in her life, having no! trace of her former troubles, slept woll, nto her meals with a relish. Sho commenced tho use of Dr.) Gunn's Blood and Norvo Tonic Justj six weeks before sho -vroto the let-1 tor from which wo copy tho above. This tonic is in tablet form, t should bo tnlcon right after meals.! It turns tho food you eat into strong rich blood, feedlnc tho nerves and curing disease by making healthy flesh. Sold by all druggists for 7oc per box. or 3 boxes for $2. Pale, weak, thin peoplo should use this Tonic. druggist advised mo to uso Ilorbiuo u nns made mo sound and woll." 50c. For snlo by D. J. Fry. CAUCASIAN AND NI-UKO. Respects in Which They Are K,,,,,,,,. mentally OppoMto l-Mruim h, Involution, From Robert Bennett Bonn's "The Nogro Drain" In tlm a ,... -- "VIHVIUUI.T Contury. Tho Causast.m lma M,n ..i.i .,... faetultles well develop. . tho objectlte. The P !.,. . fcM, -", aim i- Mil II rt rrrtf tho machlno well soused. "Becnuse I nm sure some of thoso A NIGHT CAP Take two Beecham's Tills on re tiring and avoid any ill cffccts from a late meal. Then you will sleep sotiiullv n,mi. ... ., clea- iiead and a high opinion of the great stomach remedy, Beecham's Pills ,Mrrnwhr, Tn ho,.. nnd Tho Hns Itlll. Jack And after we aro married. dniilng, tho lovo lights will still linger In your eyes. Evn Yes. but tho love lights won't stop the gas bill from coming every month, my dear. Chicago Newa. Rheumatism. When nnlns or irritation exist on any part of the body, tho applica tion of Ballard's Snow Liniment gives prompt relief. B. W. Sullivan, Prop. Sullivan House, El Reno, 0. T., writes, June 6, 1902: " I tak plensuro in recommending Ballard's onow Liniment to all who aro afflic ted with rheumatism. It Is the only romedy I have found that gives Im mediate relief." 25c, 50c, and $1.00. For sale by D. J. Fry, Salem, Or. Real Estate Snaps blowing propertj wU be sold rh,. ,.,, Tho following propert w 111 i a J deferred payment " CheBP " t0nnS 0 8U,t tho 1'chaser. 5 per cent Interest oa Prices have bMn rluced to a llgur, tbat Uloek 33 on North Comnwroial and North struts, two blocks from now electric railroad and near terminal grounds. . .S-lTI I-urga car barn and two lots vUolalus on North Commercial nnd ono-rourth aor ground. Suit able site for manufacturing iant or for storage. Uarn a,0M 0. Price si-50 Ono and oue-halt story cot'tage ," luU lot on North Cobb.,, chtl nnd Mill stroeta ... Jft "lock 26 Yew ParW 'T bounds by Twelf J? oZ Thirteenth ,tw anJ iuS oSht to move every ono of these places In a short time nue Some good fruit (,M. in Tnotory o-room house and barn near Church and lour acres In Yew Park An. ; ?iooo riir.do sood houses a ak Mm i 1 n " W,nter nd Mill streets, Slnn c-o alty"CanL !ots n University ad. dltlon nnd Yew Park- . 95 to $500 vh inf. i5r00m r&sldonco ou ij:::z hs. H. AiUtt eluding barn, windmill and fine orchard. A magnificent view of the city and country for miles around; only two blocks from electric railroad. Price.. 5000 12 blocks lu Nob Hill Addition, overlooking the city. Ter block, ?G0O. 200 acres ono mllo west of Liberty, 20 per aero. 52 acres three nillea from Sa lem on bottom road to Turner House, barn and orchard. N'e,f electric road to Mehama survey through place. 855 per acre. Also several other farms for sale. Description on applies"0 !