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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JQmXAL. 8ALEM. ORKGOX. WEDNESDAY, NOVEH11KR 21, 1000. 3 PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped with Smokeless Device) Turn the wick as high or low as you cmthere'. nn j. Carry heater from room to room. Alf parts "as lycUnd cf lcS device! r SmCU be'aUS c'KvUh snYokc" r?S't3i0fi?l"fclli!!5ni ra"'. ? oil fount benutl- hours. Every heater warranted. If vou cannot tret heater or infonnation from your dealer, write to nearest agency for descriptive citcular. R&Tc fttnioitntl Equipped with latest improved burner. Made of brass throughout and nickel plated. An ornament to any room whether library, dining-room, parlor or bed room. 'Every lamp warranted. Write to nearest agency if not at your dealer's. STANDARD Oil. Croat Evodus of Chinamen from San Francisco. San Francisco, Nov. 21. Upwards of 1500 Chinamen loft hero on tho Empress lino for Chlncso ports. Tho cause of such n largo number of Chinamen going homo to celebrato tho now yonr Is that times In this country have boon prosperous with them. Chinamen aro arriving from all over tho states and tho Orient company has nllsteorago accomoda tions booked up to tho end of this month, o Unfortunately thoro Is no rosy fu ture without thorns. HOT RATIONS That's 'vLat you want theso chilly days, and at our placo you Sit nothlne cold, and alwavs tho I best tho market affords. White House Restaurant flKOIlGE DUOS, Props. H. S. Gilc & Co. Wholesale GfOCCfS and Com- mfsston Merchants In th m.i, u Hm. fnr" Wgu fruit and farm produce of all iin. kinds. Special We have for sale a few apple par ing and slicing machinos; equipment 'or a largo dryor; will mako a low Price. General -Machine Works.. K. M. laGHTLlNGElt, MAchiiUst and Mjuuger. 178 SoHtk Liberty St, WE DUILD ANYTIDNa THAT CAN BB MADE FROM IRON OR STEEL. NONK BUT FHWT-OLAS3 WORipiKN S2MPLOYKO. General Repairing Solicited 9-1 9-1 m O. C. T. CO -STEAMERS WMOXA AND ORSGONA LEATB '"OIWIiAKD MONDAY, WEONES I)AV AND FRIDAY AT 10 A. s. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATIRDAY AT 7:10 AJtf.. FOR OHVALIS TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY AWOUT P. M. M P. BALDWIN, Agt ThcFaiHionStablcs roroerly WirtpBoa's tW-P-toMate Uverj tnd IIoe-oao-al "tureu epeckltyt Tally io for plealea and exeurs4jB. PboM CHA8. T YANNKE, Prop. 2-T mi Ml flti KrMt. No More Cold Rooms water, and do tua,,- olJl thtaMg m m nnH ntmn1i.l...f.i.. COMPANY Victor Point. "Pho weather is tho principal topic of conversation) and fiat boats and gum boots nro greatly In demand. Tho Itovs. McElry have shaken tho mud o(T their shoes against us and depnrtcd, leaving us to our fate, after n two weeks' vain endeavor to induce somo poor soul to turn from tho orror of his, her or Its ways. They are, however, excellent pcoplo and have mado ninny friends during their sojourn with us. Ella Savago has gono to Salem to remain until tho holidays. F. M. Miller has tho paper hnngors this week. Mrs. Dorn Is visiting friends In Portland. Do suro to attend tho Thanksgiv ing brill and supper to bo given by jWaldo Circle, No. GG1, on tho 29th. .Good music nnd good order, ns woll as a good supper will bo tho ordor of tho evening. J. J. Kronzo gnve a dance on the evening of tho 17th, which wns a vory plonsnnt affair, and was lnrgoly attondod by tho young pooplo of tho neighborhood. V Don't forget tho Victor Point band concert on the evening of the 23d. Tho stork has mado his annual ,vlslt to tho homo of G. V. Singe!, 'nnd loft n.flno daughter. Tho hoavy windstorm of Inst week did consldornblo damngo In this 'neighborhood, by blowing down foncos, uprooting apple trees, otc. It nlso blow tho large onglno house of iKrenxo nros. off Its foundation. Sev oral toleuhone poles were blown "l " w'rw h stnnnlnir nil communication with Sa lem for sovernl days. V, H. nogors made a visit to Portland last woek, accompanied by Allco Dorn. He will soon have liH goods In nnd be propared to furnish his patrons with the "needful" at lowost prices. Q' TALKS AI10UT EARTHQUAKES Famous AMi-onomer Tells What Ho I Thinks He Knows. Professor T. J. J. See. tho famous astronomor of tho 'naval obsorvatory at Mnro Island, rocently delivered on address on "Tho Causo of Kartn quakos" before a general university audlenco ln the chapel under tho auspices of tho Sigma XI sclonco honor society at Stanford. Earthquakes nro due, he alJ. to tho development of steam pressure Just under tho earth's crust, chiefly by tho penotratlon of sea water from the leakago of tho ocean beds. Tho earth has a temperatHro of about 2000 degrees at a depth of twenty miles, and when tho steam pressure ten or fifteen miles deep has becomo great enough it shakes the crust and obtains relief at the margins of the sea by tho pushing np of mountains All mountain chains aro formed in this way. and that Is why they are always parallel to the sea shore. ao h outcome of his studies of all the principal earthquakes In the world. Professor Se said e had reached tho conclusion that there li no danger of another seriens " ouako at San Francisco for a Jong time, say at least fifty or seventy-five year. " will lake thai length of time for the steam pressure to again accumulate under the fc4 of tho sea. for tho leakage Is through solid rock over ten miles thick, and thus ex tremely slow. But Dr. See holds thnt earthquakes may always bo 'expected along a coast near n ilonn era !. -.u.Sf me great pressure nrlslnc from the depth of the ocean forces water down Into tho earUu Thus the sea nnnr h. , tR"- lu8 Ame a r nv,rnCaS , , 'iiuiuca is nearly five miles-deep. ami tho mc.it 1 1 ..V a, "vnif, ivuiawu u one oue-uunurcuin Skes and 1 wn ."$ IT. If wr cent' Tho C08t ot U"9 8CP unp eastern coast of Amorica nnd', r.n ,.. .,. . .- w- . r. 1. """" "" "ut """ IJ SO. Cal forn a !t tnnnli lnsa nfT1lr. Cd thnil HlntlV pnnnlrln. .1 If ' n.nniu v..,. 'n """" """ "v tilting furnace or ovon, constructed Snri ,CnMS f thCS dl9 """"-ly to those ordinarily used In tn,rn", " qUa, P7cautlon r American smelting wqrks. After hnrrtJrl i ?,B00? ',ng8 V"nK roughly reduced to n fluid arl ground earthquakes are but lit- 8tntP lt t ouml nnd , rJ n C," T lI" frooi""olt patent electrlo oven, which from earthquakes are the great In- has capacity of. from one and a land deser s, like Saharah, where no nnlf t0 lwo tona. ln th,9 ovon lho one can m-o on account of tho necessary quantities of carbon, man drought. The thing, therefore, to?do gnnoso, chrom0t 9,Ueiim) n,ckI(J( tun a not to lice from .earthquakes, but BluU,, nrsonlcal Iron, etc.. nro added bo prepared for them. It Is said to produce any kind or quality of that tho object In establishing tho 8teel desired. Tho wholo process of new selsmologlcal society In Ban production takes from two to two Francisco Is to educato tho public.' ami a half hours, so that In futuro practically all dan-' Tho dovelonlne bath Is hento.l bv ger mny bo avoided. X-RAYS Row Dr. Wilson, of Portland, preaches tho gospel, but advocntcs tho breaking of tho commandment "Thou shnlt not kill." This doctrlno of obeying unwrit ten laws Is llablo to lend humanity back Into tho savagory from which It came, and from which It Is not yet ontlroly segregated. Tho ordlnnnco rogulntlng snloons U'no fnm1nn illi nts...A.l n il. "" ",u ' """" " "' commlttco on tiro nnd water. Is civilization going back to tho Indian uiua oi strong urinK "iirownior. Profossor See, tho nstronomer, quit stnr gazing recontly to rollovo his mind qf an overload of know!- odgo nbotit oarthquakos. Tho pro- lessor says the qunkos aro caused by Bll'Iklll, illlU lllUk llllUr II lIIUKU II Will tnko a long tlmo for moro steam to form. Tho lonrnod profossor does not dwell on tho fnct that as tho stoam doos not oscapo, It must Kt III bo at tho old stand rendy for biiBl noe. o How's This? Wo offor Ono Hundred Dollars ward for any enso of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Unit's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, hnvo known F. J. Cheney for tho InBt 15 years, nnd bolleve him perfectly honnrnblo In nil business transaction! and fi nancially ublo to carry out i ny obli gations made by his firm. WALDIND. KIN'.N'AN & MARVIN', Wholesalo Druggists, Toledo, O. ( Hall's Catarrh Curo Is tnkon Intor-. nally, acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system, Testimonials sont free. Prlco 7c, per bottle. Sold by all druggists, Tako Hall's Family Pills for con- ( stlnatlou. Pi'iira ICnUor Will Win Uncle Hani. , London, Nov. 21. The Westmins ter Gazette today urges the govern nitwit to select a man of supreme ability for nmbassador nt Washing ton. The papor deolaros that Great nrltaln's former Influence and pres tige nt Washington nave uw usurped by the Gorman embassy, adding thnt Mr. Roosovoit Is In moro close and moro confidential communication with Emperor Wil liam than with any other rulor or statesman. A Natural Laxative Inward cleaming U as necessary as outward bathing. To keep the w-tu free and rcBular is of even ereater importance than to keep Se "fin'SirS . freS Tbccommg clogged The neglect o either ,. liiM disease Everyone needs a natural laxative occasionally, to fret the bowels of accumulated impurities. For this purpose take BEECHAM'S PILLS th neatest boon ever offered to those who suffer from the ills Ktftn" eoMUpation Ior over fifty years Beec ham's I have namTus as a Stomach corrective, a liver regulator and Bowel hfatie The? never gripe 0' u P,n; '?,"& I"""'"' Headache and Dyspepsia. SieU K.irwkr " ""' Eloetrlcnlly Produced Steel. At tho Llndcnbcrg electric works high grade steel Is produced from! the most ordluary scrap Iron rub' blMi of tho cheapest kind and qnnl-i .... .... .. 7. . . """"" , , "f co?amon ,3 '"" " 'w ' " M Ing substances, such as sulphur and P" - practically-eliminated i,,,. ., . . ....... . ... ,tween C and S per cont, - mis ruitbisu is nrst molted In n i an electric current of 100-volt ten sion, which Is brought Into connec tion with tho ovon by moans of a conl clcctrodo and carried back to tho current by a second conl oloc trode, both of theso electrodes bolng suspended porpondtculnrly through tho top of tho oven, nnd ndjustablo so ns to nearly but not quite, como In contact with tho molted mass. Tho current lonps from tho olectrodo In n wldo, mighty voltalo arc, and passes through tho mass to tho sec ond olectrodo. thus producing tho re quisite degree of hent sufficient for tho purifying nnd finishing process Tho casting molds for tho electric stool nro tho Bnmo na nro usod In nnv nthpp fnp,OP,. Tlin pnnt nt 11Pn. uucton doponds upon many points which will becomo clearer nftor fur ther cxperlenco with tho now pro- cess.' Hnw mntorlnl, fuel, olectrlc curront, wnges, etc., doponda lnrgoly upon tho locnllty, etc., nnd tho lm provoments In tho process that may bo mnflo mnko It difficult to quoto ro- llnblo figures; but It Is snfo to say thnt an avorago quality of stool, as heretofore produced by tho crucible process can bo mado by tho electric procoss for from 00.00 marks ($23) to 100 marks ($24) per ton. ' Tho olectrlc steel producod nt tho Llndonborg works surpasses greatly thnt of any cruclblo stool over mndo Ilo-jboth In quality nnd chomlcnl purity. Ry this procoss tho stool Is freed nnd kept clear of all gns nnd buhblos, whloh has never been posslblo by tho old ihethods. This advnntngo of tho electrlo steel over tho stool man- j ufnotured by tho old Rystom Is bo- causo of Its superior purity, nnd per mits tho Introduction of from 20 to 30 jior cont moro carbon than In the cruolblo stool. It can bo forged easier, Is not oaslly affected, llko tho cruolblo stool, by tho dnmnglng In- fluonco of ovorhontlng; lt Is stronger nnd moro firm, and offors n miirh groator roslstniico wear and tear, jflie now systeni nlso glvos ndded In- dopendoneo on nccount of tho vory ordinary mntorlnl usod for producing tho steel. Such advantages hnvo never boon ronchod by nny othor sys tern and It has only rocently been glvon to the public. This Is account ed for by the fact thnt tho Invontol hns kopt tho success n secret until ho was enabled to demonstrnto to tho public a complete, successful working plant. Consul Eager of Harmon. 0. , ,. A minister of the gospel Is In tho ombarrasslng position of being ox pected to say a good deal moro than any ordinary ntan can say without bolng either a plagiarist or a fool. gsVA AJM SAC "Backache, "The Blues" Both Symptoms of Organic Derangement in WomenThousands of Sufferers Find Relief. fir JOr mFSMn III " KwniW YiriR mm C-wL lltSSM SSSSW3RB7 B tl M W H CT TB I VsWgSTt t-u vWV lilt ?, IfiS?lBBBffl KA' 111 flfiiHefi $h Mrs. iJf. Holmes jRjjffr"!"a Cotvaty y fc JgtaBlIBBSSlBSBSMM? 1L tBlBS3fatMBBBSstM''"dBrJgjBitf How often do wo hear women Rnyi "li seems as though my biok would break," or "Don't speak to me, I am all out of sorts"? These slgnl (leant remarks prore that tho system requires attention. Uacknono and " tho blues" are dlrcot symptoms of an Inward trouble which will sooner or later declare Itself, lt may be cauved by diseased kidneys or some derangement of tho organs. Nature requires assistance and at once, and Lydl&E, Pinkham'a Vegetable Com pound instantly aaaerta ita curative powers in all those peculiar allmenta of wotneu. It hnx been the standby of Intelligent Amorlcau women for twonty ?ears, nnd Uio best judges agree that t la tho most universally success ful remedy for woman'a Ilia known to medicine. Head tho convlnolnfr testimonials of Mrs. Holmes nnd Mrs. Ootroly, Mrs. J.O. lloliuos.of Lsrimoro, North Dakota, writes i llmi Mn. IMnVhnm: " I Imvo sulTerml avf rythtng with baekscaa and (outalo trouliliv I let tho trouliM run on until my syitem wai In such a condition that 1 was unablo to bo nbout, and ttion it was I ootnuwncod to um I.ytlla llnkham'a Vego tahln QnntvMiml. If f liad onlr known how much sutTorlng I would havo saml I should have taken 11 month soonor for a row winks' tnvttmiMit nuulo mo well and stroiiK. My backacuM nnd brailacbMi are nil gono ana I uffr no pain at mv monthlv jwrlcxU, whereas boforo I took Lyilla K. rinkltnm's Vegtabla Compound I suffered IntouM pftln." Mrs. Emma Cotrely, 100 East 18th Street, Now York City, writes t Dear Mrs, Plnkhams " I foolttmyiluty to tell nil sulTorlng women of tho rallot I Imvo found lu J.ydlA K, I'luk- Ask Hra. PWihm's Avk-A Wmmm BMt UHJt4 Wmmw's Nt- Ills Curo Exaclly. "I did think," snld Pockhnm, "that nftor I was married I might hnvo my own way onco In a wlillo." "Oh!" replied Meokly, "you poor misguided man!" "Not mo. I'm n Mm.-gutdod mnn." Phllndolphlu Press. Iff Tuj?n Yoar Steps Here When yo need anything in Lumiser and save gome of the money that you intended to gpend VOGET LUMBER CO. Highest Price For POUITItV AN!) EGGS POTATOES ONIONS AND ALL PHOPUCK CAPITAL COMMISSION CO. 267 Commercial St. HOUISTCr.'S ftarkv HttMsfglii Tm MjsysaVjt' A Btir HUiilu fir Wair foI. Friofi Oiiits UmIis ui Mwl Vlr, J. p-l(lu for GitttiAUmi. Jaill2(loa,Utt and KUtmr TrouliW. Hmplr. KtitnuM. Impure UW lint lirri.. AunhU 1owcU. Urvlimt and ltftkhe Jl' lUiity )ltmolln T la Ut M torn V et,t a t. O.awiae MM tit U(H.urs I'w duMrv, Mdlwu VU uULPEN NU0QET8 FOR SALLOW Pf ehWRBWTWlij TMKUSMlIWaN lMt lU-.W-Ur'. .'Turtt l liM WM4lt4 UlU, M)t tu JtlU-A. 'TmJL MM M. tAI ifMK.TrV-e ki,i, i U nw UuiM -l - liM MK4BW rUM, t Wj'.t -t- IkirW ham's Vegetable Comprmad, WKan I osa innnred taking tho Otmtpottnd I suffered everything with backache, WwuWlw, aa4 femalo troublr. I am eoHi)litetr rured a4 enjny ttw 1m of heali, aad I ew II aM 10 you," 'When women are troubled with Irresr ular, aupprcssod or painful period, weakness. dlsplacemenU or ulceration, that benrlng-down feeling, laflamma tlon or the lemaie organs, wwKaeive, bloaUmr for ilatulenoel. sreneral de blllty, Indigestion and iwrtoHS proatra- tton, or are ueeet wim auon aymptoma aa dlsalnosa, f alntueas, laaaltude, exalt ability, Irritability, iiervouanoM, sleep leaaneM, melancholy, "all gone" anl " want.to-be-left-alone" feelings, blue and hopolcuncna, they should remem ber thoro la ono tried and true remedy. Lydla H. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com pound at onoe removes auek trouble. No othor medtelae haa such c record of ouna of female troubles. No other tuodtolno In Uio world baa received this widespread and unqualified endorse ment, Kof use to buy any substitute. FIIEB ADVIOK TO WOMKX. Remember, evory woman is oordlally Invited to write to Mrs. Plnkham If thero is nnvthtiitr about her symntoww she doon not undoratand. Mm. Pink ham la thudnughter-tnlawof Lydla H. Plnkham, her a&alstant before her it cease, and for twenty-Avo years sine hor advlco has boon freely and cheer fully given to every ailing woman who aaka for It, Her advlca and mcdlolae havo restored to health Innumerable women. Address, Lyun, Maaa. TfiiwMl!'-lUiimnifn KriipoHii "tialier. Han Francisco, Nov. 31. Frank P. Bnrgont, commissioner gonoral of Immigration, sailed from horo today for Hawaii to suporvlao tho landing thero over a thousnnd lortugues, Spanish and French Immtgrnntfl who havo boon induced to sottlo In Ha waii. Thoru Is n strong feeling against Jnpnnoso and Chlnoso labor nnd tho Ilawullans nppealod to Pros Ident Iloosovelt who tonic the matter up and duclded to Induco settlors who would remain on tho Island. Arrangements hnvo also boon per fected to tnko Italians to tho num ber of 1000 to Honolulu lu addition to tho utimhor to nrrlvo on the 30th Gold Dust Flour Made by TJEB gYDHJSY POW ER COMPANY, tMdaey, Ofe. Made for family vti. Ask your groetr for It. Bran and shorts ahrayf oa band. P. B. Wallace AGENT t MH WIIK.V TIIANKKOIVI.VO CQXM AraonK other things you will wan Is a perfect fitting shirt, ono that was moulded on an ovul hoard to fit tho body, and sueh a maohlno Is la operation at the Baloin Hteam Laun dry. Vour dinner will not ba earn pJeto unless tho linen was stertltted and finished by ut.'Atvfttt lrlce that will surpriso you. Tableciothos Co up, napkins 1c, one-Ult what others charge for Iqforlor work. KAhVM BTH-X LAVXpKY; ViHHt m, m-tm TJiNprtr . 11 If U lufJSkk. - -t- - "