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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOnEU 31, 100.
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TEACHERS
IND CONSIDER
THB ALL-
UPORTANT FACT
INSTITUTE
aat In address
g airs. x'inK
nm yon nro cow
ling your prlvnto
lis to a woman-
woman whoso experp
ico with woman's dls
uses covers a great
iany years.
Mrs. Plnkham Is tho
laughtcr-ln-law of
uvdia E. rinkham,
tnu for many years
ndorhcrdlrcotlon,
tnd slnco her do-
case, she has been
kdvlslng sick wo-
icn freo of charge.
M&nv woman
fcuffer In silcuce and drift along from
iad to worso. knowintr lull well that
Ihey ought to havo lmmodloto assist
fcneo, but a natural modesty impels
thorn to shrink from exposing them
ftlvda to tho questions and probable
examinations of even their family
irslcian. it is unnecessary, wunout
aoney or price you can consult'a wo
nan whoso knowledge from actual ex
sricuco is great.
Mrs. Plnkhara'fl Standing Invitation,
Women Ruffcrincr from any form of
f cranio weakness aro inyi ted to promptly
communicate with Mrs. Plnkham, at
Lynn, Mass. All letters are received,
opened, read and answered by women
only. A woman can irceiy taiK 01 nor
Teachers of Marion WiH'Aleet
Next Wednesday Thursday
and, Friday
The annual teachers' Institute for
i Marlon county will bo held in tho
high school building In Salem next
Wednesday, Thursdny and Friday.
There will bo no school hold in this
county during that time, nnd nil tho
teachers will bo present nt tho insti
tute, ns required by law. Tho first
meeting will convene nt 9. o'clock
Wednesday morning, nnd thoro will
bo night sessions.
E. D. Resslor will have charge of
tho muBlcnl program nnd Miss Mar
garet J. Cosper will Issue to each
teaqher a certlllcato of nttendanco.
All sessions nro open to tho public.
Tho following Instructors nnd lec
turers havo boon secured:
J. H. Ackortnun, stnto superintend
ent of public instruction.
L. R. Trnvcr, city superintendent
of public schools, Pendleton.
D. F. Mulkey, president Southern
Oregon Stnto Normal School, Ash
land. Henry D. Sheldon, depnrtmont of
education, University of Oregon.
R. F. Robinson, suporlntondont
priv&to illness to a woman ; thus has
been established tho eternal confidence
between Mrs. Pinkham and tho women
of America which has never been
broken. Out of the vast volume of
experlcnco which ahohas to draw from,
it is moro than possible that she has
f1 1 1. ,J,ny S, rnSin Multnomah 'county, Portland,
holp your enso. Bho asks nothing ini ..,. . ,
return except your good-will, nnd her Mrs. K. E. Sloan, prlmnry tench
advico has relieved thousands. Surely .or, Lndd school, Portland.
any woman, ricn or poor, lsvcryxooisn n D. Rosslor, proaldent Orogon
if she does not toko advantage of this'
generous offer of assistance
State Normal School, Monmouth.
ucrous oner oi assistance .-... - -
If you are ill, don't hesitate to get a Chnrles A. Rice, superintendent
bottlo of LydlaE.Plnkham's Vegetable trnlnlnc department Stnto Nortunl
Compound at once, and write Mrs. Pink
ham, Lynn. juass., lor special auvice.
When a medicine has been successful
in restoring to health so many women,
you cannot well say, without trying it,
" I do not believe it will help mo."
Tho Jim Hill Road.
Tho building of tho North Dauk,
or Hill road, down tho Columbia Is
no longer In tho future, for tho larg
er portion of tho work Is already
done. Long beforo the bridge ncross
tho Columbia can bo completed tho
road will bo completed. Thousands
of men nro nt work along tho lino,
and tho work on tho tunnels Is being
rushed with novor a momont's idle
ness from ono month's end to tho
other. Coming down tho rlvor ono
henrs n continual fusllado of .blasts,
that reminds ono of n Fourth of July
and tho scattering of rocks around
tho boat bIvob rnthor u ronllstlc Im
pression of running tho bnttorlos at
Vlcksburg.
Grand Ooeta House
JOHN F. CORDBAY, Mgr.
Friday, November 2
Lit bier .i IV Peerless Presentation
In the Bishop's
Carriage
dimming Pollock's faultless play
from Mnrlan Mlcholaon's groat
i.oel Vivid, nmllBtlc, thrilling.
The all-star cast Is still led on by
(harming, captivating.
JESSIE HUSLEV
Who Is aided and nslssted by Byron
Douglas, James Keane, Sam Reed,
Malcolm Drndloy, Harry Ford, Rosa
E tinge, Mary Faber, Kato Jepson,
Lavlnla Shannon and other Import
ant players.
Prices 11.50, $1.00, 7Cc, COc.
Seat salo at box ofllce Friday at
Sam.
School, Monmouth.
W. C. Hawloy, Wlllametto Unlvor
slty, Salem.
Cornolla Marvin, secretary library
commission, Salem.
C. L. Starr, county superintendent,
Polk county.
L. R. Alderman, county suporln
tondont, Yamhill county.
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The Tevn-i Wonder.
Cures all kldnoy, bladdor and
rhoumatlc troublo; sold by all drug
gists, or two months' treatment by
mall for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall. 2020
Ollvo street, St. Louis, Mo. Sond
for tostlmonlnls. Sold by Stone's
drug atoros. dw-lyr.
To Fire lllg llhist.
Novfltnbor F.th Is tho dnto sot for
firing n blnst nt n point opposlto Tho
Dalles, which promises to ho nmong
tho most spectnculnr upheavals tho
construction gangs havo plannod.
Tho objoct of tho work Is to ro
duco a rucky ellfT about 70 feot high.
A tunnol 18 foto long from which
hns boon drlvon othor holos 30 foot
In length, havo boen finished. Flvo
holos will ho drilled to a dopth of
22 foot and onoh will bo packed with
2 ,4 tons of powdor. An electric
spark will bo used to Isnlto tho Bhots
nnd It Is anticipated that tho rosl
donts In that vicinity will bo sovoro.
ly Jolted when tho signal Is glvon.
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din's Chills and Fever.
C. W. Wirt, Nacogdoches, Tows,
Bays: "His daughter has chills nnd
fover for throo yoars; ho could not
find anything that would help her
till ho used Horblne. HU wlfo will
not keep bouse without It, nnd can
not say too much for It." 50c.
Sold by D. J. Fry's drug tore:
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Polk county has lost another of Its
old settlers. William McTurner, of
Alrlle, having died at his homo two
miles north of Alrlle, Thursday ovon
Ing, October 25th.
mmatMtKHKKKKKBHIKKHKma imiB-
1 .. Hmn vol IR ORDERS FOR
Hercules Stumping and
Blasting Powder
Our powder magazine will bo completed In about two week., when
we wTbo prepared to ake you Portland prices on powdor thus
saving you freight and also deliver tho powder any day In the
V Those wishing large Quantities would bo safe In placing their
o2TJXl to tno factory being from thirty to forty day.
behind In orders. n,,vn mnns
GUNS, AMMUNITION BICYCLES AD SPORTING GOODS
iti&&hE
Nursing Mothers and
Orer-btmlcnwl TToruem
In all stations of life, whoso vigor and
vitality may havo boon undermined and
broken -down by over -work, exacting
social duties, tho too frequent bearing of
children, or other cause., will find In Dr.
Plerco's Favorlto Prescription tho most
potent, Invigontlng rostoratlvo strength
giver over devised for their special bene
fit, Nurjlngjraothcrs w'lRflml It especial
ly valu&blo i sustaining bolr strength
and pro:notlp,xn abundant ISMirlshincnt
for tho child. KvpVctanl -noWurs too
will find It a rHee!essM2iTOi;NYw tho
system for bill's coining and riinSbcIng
tho ordeal cm para lively palnlessTJi
ran dp pn ii!ir:n ii) ,-ujy Mate, or condition
of the female -WPn.
Delicate, Tu. ,ou," weak women, who
suffer from l-vmient headaches, back
ache, drag(l"c-uown distress low down
In tho alxlomMi, or from painful or Irreg
ular month! periods, gnawing -or dis
tressed sons ilon In stomach, dlzxy or
faint spoil, jieo Imaginary speck or oU
floating bt'f'To cji. havo dNaRreoablo,
pelvic cntarr ml drain, prolapsus, auto
vorMon or r 'reversion or other displace
ments of womanly organs from weakness
of parts will, whether they experience
many or onlv a few of tho abovo symp
toms, find relief and a permanent euro by
using faltlif 'iy nnd ulrly persistently
Dr. Plerco's Piworlto Precrlptlon.
This world-fumed sioclllc for woman's
weakness and jM-cullar ailments Is a
puro glyceric extract of the choicest na
tive, modlclual mots without a drop of
alcohol In its make-up. All Its Ingredi
ents printed In plain English on Its bottle
wrapper and attested under oath. Dr.
Plcrco thus In Up tho fullest Investiga
tion of his formula knowing that It will
bo found to contain only tho best agents
known to tho most advanced medical
Fclenco of all tho different schools of prac
tice for tho cure of woman's peculiar
weaknesses and ailments.
If you want to know moro about tho
composition nnd professional endorse
ment of thoTavorito Proscription," sond
postal card ti-quost to Dr. It, V. Pierce,
ltullalo, N. Y., for his ire booklet treat
ing of same.
You can't afford to accept as a substl
tuto for this remedy otaioim com jXMttion
a secret nostrum if iintaioieri ooin)HM(
rfoa. Don't o it.
Smiles
Docnuso somo tnnn's brothcr-ln-
law Is n bnd man, thoroforo Amos
Vass should not bo nldcrman In the
sovonth ward. Everybody should
got out of tlio way becattso Mr. Qes
nor brought out n cnndldnto In tho
Bovcnth ward.
Mr. Stockton tolls the pooplo
squarely where ho Btands on paving
Commercial stret, nnd will bnck his
words to n finish. Ho says asphalt,
bltullthlo or vitrified brick. Stock
ton hns left his opponent nothing but
gravel,
Tho Pendleton Enst Orog Milan
asks a certnln Portland paper to lot
up on Sonntor Mitchell, now that ho
has passed nway from this stngo of
action, but It will nsk In vnln. A
nowspnpor that cannot treat any llv.
lug man In Orogon fairly cannot bo
oxpoetod to not hoavo stonos and
stinkpots nt tho dond. Tho Saviour
told his dlsclplon that God wns n God
of tho living And not n God of tho
dond, nnd tho dnd will linvo not
ovon dlvlno protection nt the hands
of nowspnpor ghotillshne'ss.
Tho Fnrmors' Inntltuto and Devel
opinont Congross nt Lohnuon "nt the
forks of tho olnssto Snnllnm" will
wako up that soctlon of tho slnte
and ndvortlso ono of tho richest parts
of Orogon Hint hns been lagging for
want of transportation facilities
Some of tho brlglitost men nf the
Htnto nro going tboro, lod by Gover
nor Chninborlnln, nnd talk for the
dovolopmont of tho wholo state bv
tho prosont gonoratlon.
Tho Juto mill would be n flue
thing for 8alem. It would be better
for the prisoner than stove making,
because tho product would help the
producor market his grain, potntoe.
wool, mohair and other products to
better advantage.
Thoro are still two Domoornta left
In Woodburn, P. A. Coojiran and F
X. Matthleu, and they can't help It
T. T. Gear, in Pendleton Tribune
Tho editor of tho Capital Journal
accuses us of stealing his smile
Really, wo didn't know that Colonel
Hofer had but ono smile, and If wo
liave ovor swiped, 'used or othorwlso
appropriated that comprehensively
Inclusive open rountennnco of hi. we
horcby humbly apolog'lxe to an out
raged public on the basis of not
knowing It, and aro ready to maka
any reasonable atonement. Lincoln
once, when a young roan, mot a
stranger In the road who, with point
cd rlflo at his breast, docJared he In
tended to kill him. "What for'" In
quired Lincoln. "Well," replied tho
struncor. who. was an unusually
homely man, ' liayo always said
that when I ruetj. man uglier thau l
am I would kiffblra on the spot"
"All HkM." returned Lincoln, as ho
.bared bl breast to tho stranger, "ii
'i am horallor than you ;ar I am
reauy 10 aio n m7'
The big newspapers and courts aro
prompt to condemn a Salem lawyer
.,- A..rAi.tiin- fn a llttl land
transaction. But when It comes to
the rcat corporation swiping lands
jmw v Wisiiiii
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Now Is the Time
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Now is the tkiie to select your fall clothing
while the lines are fresh and styles new.
This season we are showing a larger and
more select line of men's and, boys' clotH-
ing than ever before. .
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Men's Suits - $10to.$25
Raincoats and Overcoats - $1 0 to $25
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THE "ROBERTS" $3.00 HAT
Leads Them All For Style and Quality
SALEM WOOLEN MILlsTORE
J CcpyriohtUOA j
4 ThHoutof Kuppnhlm .
by tho half-million acres nnd trans-
forrlng them to . tho Weyorhnusor ,
Byndlcntos or to cnttlo barona, who
already own mllllous of acres, they
nro silent. It's always holy horror
of tho llttlo wrong-doer. It's cinch
llttlo Honry Tumor, but fawn upon
nnd got down on your knees to tho
big successful thtof.
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jiin ii nni mi ii mi i mii
I COMPANIES ORGANIZE.
Artlcloa of Incorporation I
Granted Enterprises Hacked T
by Oregon Capital,
IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIliU'
ML Hood Rnllway and Power
company; head ofllco, Portland; In
corporators, E. P. Clark, S. D. Cobb,
Robort T. Lindsay nnd C. W. Millar;
capital stock, $5,000,000.
POLITICAL
COLUMN
Open for Notices of
for nil OftlccH.
Candidates
Voters of tho Skill Wnrtl
Register nt tho city hall nnd savo
dolny at the prlmarlos. It Is Im
portnnt for good govornmont. Voto
for Qroonbnuni, n good busluoss
man, nnd got n good business ndmln
Istrntton. 10-18-td
Eyesight Specialist
Tho Eugene board of trado linvo
elected omcorH for tho coining year
na follews: Prosldont R. M, Dny;
seerottiry, E. J. Frailer; tronsuror,
F. L. Chnmbors.
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Special Attention to School
Children Eye Troubles
CHAS. H. HINGES
Grnduato Optician.
ISA Conimerclal Street.
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Axminster Rugs in room sizes up to 9x18 without seams
has at last been accomplished We are selling them.
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Vehw Rfc Poftirsve a richness Wlwte, Cream oe Ecrue, it matters
that can be imparted to no other not which yoii want, we can supaty
PortJer. you.
THE
HOUSE FURNISHING CO.
177 Liberty Street, Salem, Qt.
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