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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1906)
DAILY CAPITAL J0U11XAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, XOVEMUCK 3, 100(1. 9 -HI 11 I HI' HHlt I H TOGETHER AGAINST A GK1SHA. Ills 1 set a there sho did not dare, - -"a..- n woum not wir. I ' Shlr" Kj.ro was a dancing girl, S Fairer than Love tbnt 'ttcds on TE STREAM? And Xttn a Pear, , ("I I T'l 1 III HI Mil ITT l . i.. ... Acate niui nnt-.it i.i .. . In n. sea or pines, aeeij-voiceu iiKe , "'" uiuswomeu. m nor U.inior. ' Where Wind, the roam'er tmmnets blew,' ! house stood by n river lonely. .. n-hf ro lilies only In Armies crew. ,lHoonahne and water not more soft- (nd two slim boys with brown hair , ,y n,Mt i.tmvlmr iT-llan svvo,led the bountiful earth to In south winds, flowing as through ' Broot a dream. ' Tho touc,,w of her feet. t a boat as frail as n curled gray' I ,i,or. Iblle sans; and when sho snne. tim Pulled hard together against the ' , n,ght,ngn,e' stream. .Hiding and singing in a wlllowod Befor c stream. lu- slave's voice moaned through the fields or cotton, v hone forgotten Soul's distress. . I nnf Im t t.... Idle music or mockers, from green' . ' . UU thrones pouring, Know theIr mlstrosa, and in tears of Thrilled tho adoring wilderness. vale, Forgot her own sado tale. Sho dancod; and waves" that danced out in tho bay spray Dissolved themselves awav. nd the bondman's moan and the bird-songs ever f tolled, like the river, across their dream, . s two stronc youths, in the glad June weather, Pulled hnrd together against the ll uuiii. '. , , . iiio ntrus grow tired of singing, nnd ad once in tholr drenmlng, the land ' ", quost nqiinder . lTs n11 for nmto nml nestlings In a But she grew tired of dnnclng. Even so Boforo tho darkness gives them leave to go Tho wayward sunbeams grow. Was riven with thunder and'. . ,,' , bnttlo Jar; Tho blr(1 t,rc1 ln ll0r "roast. Lnd banners, whoro rivers of blood ' , , , I wnro LMishlne. iSho ,,n,, no mnto' for sl was of that Waved In the rushing winds of' cI,nn', wnr , iTll wind's own kindred, mndo since ,. ... .,... n, otna in. tJ iitno negnn r .T(l CAKfn ln 1..r,t -f . tl.nll. .1nn' " -v.... VIIV MIDI Ul lllilll. And strange the story, and dim the dream!) v n that young flag that, ln war's wild weather, They bore together against tho st renin. You Go When about to travel, if subject to headache, nervous ness, dizziness, or car-sickness, take one or two doses of Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills before starting. They will in SUI?. -'ou aF""st an attack. There arc a great many who are sure to have headache, whenever they go to church or places of amusement, or where there is any excitement or op pression. Take them with you, and on the first indica tion, take a tablet and see how quickly it will disappear. To such persons Dr. Miles' Anti Pain Pills are a great blessing. I hey soothe the nerves and .$ ,rri,t!Uicm and excitement. am?. W' u?' nn; JSilS A rnHMe r-nnedy for ho rir &fiAw,dach'9- ""vouinoM. ot" . Two tablets- never Mil to stop tho most tevcro, hMiUrhe, but one I I 111 before wing out to ptneoa of nmuscment. wo tlnd we ito i ot havo tho.-o Ulatrosslnn headache that for- ment"CC,m h Vcr' "tUo cxclt0 MISSES MATtY AND Et I A Win IllS. 8o- 12th St" PrinettclJ. Dr. Mllss' Antl-Paln Pill are told by your drugotst. who will guarantee that the first paekago will benefit. If It tallt, he will return your money. 23 dote. 25 cent. Never told In bulk. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lnd i'he volco of Alice was low and ten der, And posls of splondor woro Ida's eyes. knd dearer than freedom they found, and hotter, The old sweot fetter of paradise. knd passionate hearts, fashioned only for roaming, In lovo's soft glonmlng wero lured to drenm: knd bound to tho boat with ngoldon tothor. They pulled together ngnlnst tho stream. I'll- tv-o ln n boat, In n wido atroam ' onder fOldcr nnd fondor nnd stronger now ) , a'"J at tho winds nnd the great a. H roaring, Mlghtiu oaring, with llftod prow! lb' v rr to tho ships In tho tompost rocking, . M-rrlly mocking tho ongla's stream, lnd ui) through tho broast ot the -army wenthor, Pull hard together against the ftrcam. felm boat Is old, but Its sldos nro oaken, And still unbroken tho faithful r'trs; '" ho fitorms nro dend, and the groat waves combing, re softly foaming on distant rhoros. lie low sun flames, nnd the wost is ruddy, And dark and bloody tho waters seem, l two men pull in the autumn weather, Slowly together against the stream. iomo closer, Maurlco; como nearer, y mother, For hard years smother a lonely nenrt: nd hands far reaching may loso Heir power, An1 some sad hour may fall apart. omo nearer, nearer, ere night be i lling, And death bo calling ncrosa our duam. nd we go roaming, wo know not whither. K more together agnlnst tho "ream. - Win h. Thompson in Contury. o At Monte Carlo. A !adv nt th tables could not lce un hi-r mind nn which number "Pla" hpp mnnnr RflnC her hOSl- flt-n her neighbor said to her: '" as I do. Madame. Put your "nev i,n the number which corre- nds to your ago." h ladv thArAnnnn nlantM her pahj r,n j; Z2, nnd the winning oer was 36. I o madame," said her gaiiani 8lbor -if you had only followed fT dvice.,,-i Vie pour Rlre. And not his love; to fill his ompty hours With lnughtor and with song, to build hlm-bower8 Made bright with rootloss flowors. A bird with tho knowledge of a nest, A rootloss Flower was sho thnt took no caro Of Autumn's 'coming. Now sho Is tho guest Of root nnd worm, nnd knows that sloop Is host, Sloop, with no droams to bear. N'ora Crcsson. o Only I.lltlf Follow. Only n llttlo follow, Pattering bore nnd thoro, A streak of dirt on his sun brownod wchook.t - .-w. . ,, And gold In his tousled hnlc. Only a little fellow, With a laugh llko a slivered song! A small white soul ln the crowded hive A mite In the striving throng. Only a little fellow, nut ldst to i mothor's breast And tho night wind bronthes a lulla- 1 Out where ho's laid to roet. Will P. Grlllln. o- - Count Ito II. in if. Toklo, Nov. 2. Ito line been re called from Koron. Half the Japan- oso army ln Manchuria and Koroa has been rocalled, In view of the mil itary enlargement at home. The Story ofo JleJIcIne. Itsnamo Golden Medloa! Discover" was suiK'Kitfld by one of Its raotlmport ant and valuable IntfrodlenU Golden Soal root Nearly forts years ago, Dr. Plurco dis covered that ho could, by tho uso of pure, trlple-roflnwl glycorlno, aided by a cer tain degrvi of constantly maintained hoat and with the aid ot apparatus and appliances diwlgned for that purpaw, ex tract from our most valuablo natlvo me dicinal rooU tholr curative prouertlM much bettor than by the use of alcohol, so genorally employed. So tho now world famed "GoWi-n Medical Discovery." for the cure of w eak stomach. Indigestion, or dypepU. torpid liver, or biliousness and kindred dariWRcmr ntt was Drt made, M It ever sliue has wn, without ft particlo of alcohol l IU maVV-up. A. RlanceV5VvtbCuH I'1 ' 'u InBredf cnU, prlntM Olr-evcrx bottle.wrapper Will SllOW tP il 11 IS pjaofl irom uio uy valuable me-:.clna) rcXtsVound crowing In our Amet grcdlent. fiitrw'i'niMfl Krti.':v35I i ti. IIUICIC IJrlck fiunlsl.ctl in largo or small quantities. Pressed brick iimtlc to order. Vnrtl on Stnto Stnct,( soutli of Pcnltcntlnry. SALK.M MUCK YAM) A A. HUKTOX, Prop. Woven Wire Fencing Two cnrlonds received recently. Special discount until Novombor 5th. Pull stock of Poultry and Lawn Fono tug, Shingles, Posts, Gates and Mnlthold Roofing. All at lowest prices. Walter Morley 250 Court St. Salem, Ore. OREGON STATE BANK Jefferson, Oregon Capital $25,000 Best facilities known to sellable banking offered patrons. Jefferson is a good town, has good stores, good mills, a good bank, and good people. Come and see us. Oregot. State Bank J. A. AUPPERLE, President M. J. CAMPBELL, Cashier f orcuM AH th? In- IMS. -H ." v- - iUjI -..li CT ai thnhtaoli'g ic'ifmTLr.'i-- 2f 'Tilt'1 w"g"-"" V'i?rTft t-rm' l-jT-fn Tllrirffl.fgE.'gh.?2 JCuiut bTv ' J' tbMO endorscmenu liu hwn com i) Ilullalo, N. T JDf ,1 Dr. It. V. Pierce, ol o.... ui.i .. msllttl irtexa ;, ... " --- . -- -- nv one wl.. ni by tal card, ot Iftur addr i U Un IXM-ior a m Prom tlH ndowwiiu. jnll lroa fundard m:ul t'tof l tbodlflw ent bool"f mvwp. It lll w feuM that the liwrUucoarn'eolJ en Medical lHeovrf are advlsl not only tor the cur of tk.U.v iwUjMd A Iscalfts. Iwt aUo or tb cure of all ea UrrhlbHAui aud throat Uoni. iccorapaliied wiUi raurrha dlseharjcs. hanff-on0Obj "n B" lbo- .. 1?1 affecttonsHblcL If nt pr-pUy "' tmufirtxmuS are liabte to utbimw fn'XsumWion. Take Mr. Pjerc- I'; rolrL tee. It will not cure copmptkHJ it lil" uS iWrttoo tbat lead up to comumpOoa, if taken in time. DR. KUM Wonderful CHINESE DOaOR TTlll treat you with Orlontal herbs and cure any disease without operation or pain. Dr. Kum la known everywhere In Salem, and has cured raaoy prominent people here. He has lived in Salem or 20 yerae, and can be trusted. He use many medicines unknown to white doctors, and with them can cure catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rheu matlsm, stomach, liver, and kidney dis ease. Dr. Kum makes a specialty of drops and emale troubles. Ills remedlee cure private diseases when everything else falls. He has hundreds of testl monlals, and glvea consultation free. Prices for medicines tery moderats. Persons in the country can write for blank. Send stamp. If you want some extra ne tea, gwt ,t frcui us. Dtt. KUM BOW WO CO., 167 8outh High street, Salem, Oregon. Opposite Hotel Salem. P. 0. Box 183. ehWoVXCTills xtA u.u Meow in fiyf Ul kt trf - kW .J h. 11.11. II ..I f'UM'Iira.TKK' tSOU'Mj. ., ClMii ( 1-UifcleJkW '. maaoCT-ffl w MMuwaea EMM INVESTIGATE THE RANGE QUESTION " L.' $ ' w V V) en m h X O a O u Why Your Range Oven Burns Bread ill? ' iv .avss .-.'s. !. "j'; AVEN'Tyou often taken n pan of bread out of the oven, burned to n crisp on the outside, nnd a mass of dough inside? Or perhaps baked more on the top than on the bottom ? No matter how you try, you can't cook evenly in that oven. Turning the dishes, or covering them with brown paper or pans seems to do no good. Now, Mrs. Housekeeper, doubtless you are using the old fashioned common steel and cast iron range. t The range oven probably is simply flanged over and riveted to the range body, and daubed with stove putty. The seams have opened up from the expan sion nnd contrac tion of heat nnd cold, and cold nir leaks in so the fire doesn't burn evenly. Besides, the damper is perhaps n slide affair ou the side of the range, or a. single door at one end of the fire-box. Consequently the fire is hot next the draft door, and hardly burning on the other cud so the oven is not heated uniformly. That's why you can't cook successfully why your bread bums why you arc wasting fuel. You should have n range that will not open up in the joints arrange that is so strongly and tightly built that there isn't the least possible chance for nir leaks. You shoutd have n Monarch, Mrs. Housewife. For the Monarch Range is not made of steel and cast iron, Gut of Malleable Iron and Wcllsvillc polished steel. Malleable Iron frames are used throughout to make a rigid, unyielding base to which the sides are riveted tightly and solidly. The scams won't open up in a Monarch in a hundred years. So there is no faulty construction to be covered up by stove putty. Another feature which makes the Monarch superior to any range on the market is the Duplex Draft, which admits air at both cuds of the fire-box. Thus an even fire is assured at all times, and the oven is uni formly surrounded by heat. There is the same temperature on oue side as the other. Hence every baking done in n Monarch oven is successful. The top of the Monarch is Malleable Iron, which needs no blacking. It turns a 'hand some steel blue color with use, needs only to be wiped, off when through using. A $1.00 Cook Book Free The Monarch Cuok llouk, written ly Mr. Itctcii Mir Thornton, mi acfcuowlftlimt u tliorlty on dnmetlc dcnc U n Hrl ilook, nut a cheap circular, M tunc txiuml In cloth on tttuirxlcovcri book that mmlilcu.t Ji.oo t the twok ftiurc. It contains jW rcclpa, many of them new, nit tlmpte, raay to mak ami Incanciiilre. lias practical menuafor the whole year and many valuable hint on ttict ami marketing;, You can get II without cutt If you Intend tniylnir ranga or conk atov within a year. HOVV TO MKT IT. Cut out this silver, tlacment, mall it to the Malleable Iron (Unite Company, nearer Dam, Wit., and tell them WllltN (totinp month It poilble you eipect to buy ana you will reurethU valuable book free. AslheeJItlonUHImltcd.wiHeuow. lie "Stay S&tlsfaxterR&nsje Us1taaLflB89aKtL fHlelaflial'IBaHHHLwl BBnT' SOLE AGENTS FOR SALEM WADE, PE ARCE & CO. Reliable Hnrdvvnrc Dealers. Implements, Vehicles, Kitchen Utensils. yamxxax3V9mcvs&xBMUMiL,.jwvi.m u Fo Sale ICO aorofl, GO in cultivation, on main rand, 0 lulled from Biilem: inoro than ouotiun wood to puy for It. I'rlco, 20 pur ncro, 1200 oshIi, lmlnnoo 1 100 or yonr nt G ior oont. 500 ncrog. 100 In cultivation, 2G In hops, pood building. A flue stoel: farm. Prloo, flfi per flora. It yon are looking tor sometlilmr good 800 DERBY & WJLLSON e M itf.SaLk aLLLLBaHBHilHsLflsHalLLLH I Bargains iUinio .tiio lotn on Att tuin iivontio from S0 to 1200. Nice toU on Chemeketu nnd Court nt roots. KoiiHo nnd four lot N. l.lltorty, $600, on instullniejiUi. HoiiMe nnd lot Mill and Twentieth, $400. IIoiim nnd lot Hellvlow mid Twan tyllret, $100, wy terms. Iloime und lot Ilollvlew uu.l Twin. tj-'Sucontl, oue on Twontj-'Hcooml nnd Mill nnd one ou HUteenlh and Mill. Ono kuo'1 0-rooiu hoiuu, 2 fln lotn, Twenty-first mid Glioineketn. Ono cood 9-room hotua, 4 lino lots Twenty-flmt and Chemokotn. For prloea mid turnm, and for u- cl.lont, eloknoss, Ufa and ftro Insur- unco, qr for any buslnoss In my line, R. R. Ryan 640 State 8U iJust Received Men's, Ladies' and Children's WINTER SHOES. Men's and Boys' HIGH and LOW TQP SHOES and RUBBER BOOTS. Best quality at Lowest (trices. Cwne and sec them. Wc have some bm9ms. JACOB VOGT skt I f ssr ft V "" mjr DR. BTONB'fl DHUO 8T0EB Dees e strlttly enth battne, owes oo use, and no onn ones It carries large stock shelves, eouotrri and show tue$ are leadM with drugs, wedlclnes. netioB.t toilet artia.s, wines and liquors ef all kinds tor medical pur pos(. Dr. Stese Is ft regular graduate In zaee"lelce aol tas Sail aaaajr years of experieeee is tte praetiee. Coesulta xtual ne tret. Pfenpl0BS are free, and oeljr regular price fer tatdleloe Dr. Btonecaa be fouml at bis drug store, &titj9, Qttgon. front 0 (n tb wornlej; oatll 9 at night. . Hye glass flttlnjf la too Important a, matter to rjU lnt.i ' w-tlt yur eyr stut" If your eyte wear out Hnjr re woo forevar Vhm y-u ljy alaasw, e to It that you get glaaiw that urn Just flKht We Imvu tb knowllj, eiperlente, espunalva u-Udate ttp tiaratui and skilled roply l make them lust rlht. Conaultatton costa yoa notblnjr Write for our bouklst It (ontalna valuable luforiuation about the tare of ttio y. We Will cn4 It to you free-jxwt JW Band Instruments Phonographs j Records MAIN I40i PVamVl V'WaVTl ffMgmgi4 Stringed instruments and ! musical suiKiVies, . Don't forget that wc I)v thc goods send that they are for Satle at reasonable prices. P. L. SAVAGE At jr. Wenger'a Old frUafl, 817 CotamorcbH SK. 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