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;Air,T GaI-iTAI, JOURNAL 8AIJM, ORMOOW. WEDNESDAY, JANUAKY 10, 1007
...CAPITAL JOURNAL EDlTCKUAL PAGE
HOFER BROS.,
TMK JOCKNAI, STANDS FOIl I'lIO aillOrJ, DKVKLOP.HK.VJ-,
GOVKRNMF.NT. AND NO DKOHADKD LAIIOK.
WORLD DELIGHT
At tho dint or day am! the edge of nlitfit
I aw tlto woman railed World's IMIght.
If you looked In liar eyes no soul vm there.
Hut her eyes were doop and lior oyes wore ftilr.
It you touched her bosom no heart thoro beat,
Hut oh! the roue In her brenst wne sweetl
Ilor naked feet wore too soft to go
After a wanderer, to and fro;
Hot llttlo hands wore too weak to hold
Wild love hnck from (lie outer cold; -lint,
oh I her fingers, and oh I hor, fool,
Naked and heantlful sweot, sweotl
At the edge of Iho I'll, though ho feared to slip,
A man might linger to klsa hor lip.
In tho oyoa of Death might a weak man Blare,
Made bold by tho gleam In hor bosom barel
On (ho vonjo of Darkness n sago might turn,
A glance of hor glamorous yea to earn.
In tho uttermost parta of tho outlandjoit
A man may voyago and thoro Is alio.
I tho noisy heart of tlto mnrkot-ploco,
A tasked, tho merchants behold hor fnco.
"When tho lava smothers tho sleeping town
She alnnda at gate on tho fire that drown,
Nono may escape her, and nono may win:
Hho's thu foe without and tho guard within.
She haa tempted tho night, alio hoi bought tho day
Tho hours are her wenpona that atab and slayj
8ho hna omptlod of poaro the quiet night,
Tho world's doalro and tho world' dullRht. ,
NOKA HOPPER.
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HIIAM4 HALKM HAVE IIHIHOEfl?
Mayor Hodgors has inndo Alderman Uosnor ohalrman of tho bridge
commltttoo of tho city council.
Mr. QoNiier It n surveyor, and n olvll ennlneer, AND A POLITICIAN
Ahh rOMIIINKD.
Ho h tho man who held up tho North Commercial street oonurot
urldgo nnd delayed lis construction.
Ah a result tho peipto of tho city and tho street ear lino IIAVK HAD
TO THAXHKKIl KOK .MIX MONTHS on that Important street.
Mr. Uosnor Is supposed to be tho reform leader of tho city counall
and the people look to him for bridge.
Home day uud'iiol far In tho future tho South Commercial clruut Yin
duct wll fall down.
HOW MANV I'KOI'M: WII.I. I.OSi: Tlli:ilt I.IVILS nnd how muuh will
It cost the titty no one rtm entliniito.
It li n business question, what sliftll bo done for tho brines of thirclty
tho coming yearT
Hhsll wo havu an permanent strenturtH, oi1 shall ww go 'pn sinking
money ON DCOAVINO W(X)DKX HVHlU7rtmi?
No oiio has over accused Mr. demur of being a business man, but hi
tuny fool overylHxIy nnd give tho city some permanent bridge.
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HTATK I'AIU IIOAIID
It willed Ij n rHMt, thing U Hmk Wlihl he a fotUe lHVillitatlnn cf
tho lluaitalal n'fnir of the stnlu fair hoard.
Hotvtary nrtui on retiring tuvU Hut sotiuwtloos lhat membert had
tiottu riding nt' i the Hutu un ps and oliHnelHK hniI oolleetliig wll
pge.
THIS HAh Mir IUIIt DIIXIHD.
M. li. WlniiM-. i- former iworeta of the ilHts (lr Weard. oharges tlmt
tho last nnunot.il report of the retlpbi and dlturueuU re jHgglffd
to tho nmuuiu of over tiooo.
This charge Is set wide lightly HHd lemirml Uv Mxnotniarv Diirttln
put It will not strike th public that
1HKATHH KO rAVAI.UIHLV.
M. II. WUdon l n titan who has a reputation lor olerlwl ability nnd
ho knows what h is talking nhoHt when h dliuM ntnte fair mat
tors. No one can deny Mr. Wisdom a familiarity with tho subject
No ouo bellow that hU eharaes a,:aiiut Mr. Durhln have In any wv
l-'w1 ilr" iimJ..w of the iuuit in his Intoarlly. r IX ANY WAV
IIAVK III'IIT Mil. IH Itlll.VK KTAXhlNO IX THU COMMUNITY.
lloth or tliew gHnttunen are so wn Pnowu. and have an oh eixeetlent
repulatlun that a Uriel aeeeuntlng o( ibu state fair ftMHtwi wuld t at
i pit all questleiM oi relty betweon them.
Thf pwpI think thla U a eam wNarv aH lHvUaattoM Uy tk lWl
tnr would Ih prwpw, and of rwil vajm t th ate as It whM set right
the 0flr of lh wheU state fair kaurd.
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llKClPHOOAI, lilLUVHIMnil.
iVtwi tho Oregon city Dally Stat
Thet will boasood deal said In th eftiuturo. which Mttvenod at
f.lfm Monda). nhoHt relnnoal deiaulu,K,). Thono are two rety Urjte
wod& Of rather tras wonls. and r good many (iopo haven't taken
the time lo ascertain tllKlU KXA( MI-XIX(1 AM APPLU1D lx A
YlAX TO KKUKVi: THK UU NIK) UTAH K.
Kailroada uow chars shlppom wh0t th)' call demurrage That U. if
A shipper ftlis to OHbd oar iromy. H mtiet wy Om tajlroad ram
jany h weh lKr day for evry dtui car contains his goods.
It U prno,M that Ikw lUUtur va a lltland It Is generally von
tdJ that h a Wll vlll tM to the trt that a railroad NllAl.l.
HK WN1U IX THK HU.W Ol' i A AY mil PAII.VIIK to provide a oar
wltnlu loy.wour hoers after It l ordid by the shlppw
Tee protKe of the bill argue tht what ht sauca tor the sow ekould
he muco ror the gander; ttat th"tf 8oud be such a thing as r.ctrool
dwunge. and that Is what thy wrep
WMimtmt Klll'll A UKW WOWI.U Cl'UK THK ILLS IS IHHmTHUr.,
... ,. u ..iiir taw. nu rcv
railroad ot hu wutry long ego gv(
bvulae a they saw fit. hgarllea
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. THK t'llOSPKIIITvOFWISl-OXSIX.
iFrom the I)Uy Hu6 Ouai,l
T ato enusualty high la evwy oounty la Oregon thH year. Tbe
2iKJI,'..V!.llrtH br tu " at wMy .
SSLS.t1 Cl,T UOVVN W WHKMSIMNlt WITH THK
frKJwtAHIill lAl,tATOX.
Tko 0rsoa ,.U m frow tbt ot Wtia, whwo stato Uxm
b Va llrly wljM Mit by irrteot of it.Utloa fathered by tlov.
wwr l WM" U 8te .atw. Th atato U now bulldlag
otUMHIol,tomfro$.)9Me9 to .O0M00j exB4 of
IS A.!?.1 " kft3r AXU YOT IT WlI.K A1IK NOT
jjMjj tAUj wwwtuvext: ruxxv O KTATK tax thw
VH t Uw A Kfceoj tax of mo mill wuat teUtlisI, aually. yet
?--"- aa Ppteto"
GOOD
IXVIjCTIftATlOX,
tho sttuek en him HIIOlH.li UK
M R Ar fiHtlue Ih Kantas, Tbo
into tko habit f ommtbs tkelr
ft( Mttto IsU1Ua.
i.. -I- i. wi.,.in' nnrUnMinnV that half the amount required for
80
tho schools will ho paid out of the
as tho only state burden Imposed upon property owners.
Civil war claims to tho atnout of over $1,000,000 have been collected
together with back taxes from the railroads. But Wisconsin a Hnanclul
prosperity H duo principally to the laws requiring r-0"0"" i f?"
A GREATER BHAHK OK THE GENERAL IJURRKN THAN THIA HAA I.
DONE IN THE PACT.
With a sonorous balance In the troasury at tho beginning of tho year
nnd a rovonuo oxpected from corporations more than oqual to mooting
tho running axponse of governmont, why not rollevo tho people of a
state tax. . ,. . , .
Wore It not for tho building of a new oapltol the entire school tax
would have boon paid from tho treasury, and tho people would now ur.
enjoying tho unlquo distinction of remaining absolutoly untaxed ror
Btato purposes In Wisconsin. ,.,.,, r.v-
NO WONDER HIH COLLEAGUES IX THK UNITKD tVTAl Kb hl.X
ATK 1IATK LA FOLLETTE; ho docs not serve tho railroads, corporations
and trusts as thoy do nnd moreover, ho wears no collar but thinks nni
acts for himself.
.THIS COUNTRY NEEDS MORE I A I'OLLETTES.
! Thoro vtiH such similarity In tho messages of various governors, wo can
only Infer thoy havo been reading tho sanio papers.
Kugono Itoglster: Voltaire's opinion was that tho secret of being tlrc
somo Ih In telling everything, but wo havo our money up on tho man who
talks a sreat deal without telling anything.
It soma tho sonato Democrats wero entitled to consideration and got
II.
How many of tho aolons hnvo road Solon's laws?
To anxious Inqulror wo would say, don't take youd winter suit to
your unolo's yet. Walt awhile. Winter, you know, loves to dally. In tho
lap of spring.
Morning papers announce tho denth of a rich pollcoman. Claim ho got
It honestly, too. Alwnyn thought thoro was money In the Job If It was
rightly conducted.
Janitors In sonio of tho Pendleton school rocolvo
toaohors, Perhaps thoy do tholr work bottor.
If govornmont Inspnetlon Inoronses tho patent medlclno habit Is It n
good thing?
a
linker Demecrat: It Is to be hoprid that 19 mombors of tho loglslnturo
from oast of tho Cascade mountnlns will work In harmony for tho sec
tion of tho state thoy represent. Un- loss thoy do, thoy will accomplish lit
tie.
Hlhertou I'entonnlN.
I,. Itaugh mado n buslnosn trip to
Halom last week.
Frank Wray made n business trip
to Portland laBt Wednesday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Melsoij, of,
this city, visited with relatlveii In,
Halom Inst week
Will Myers returned to Portland
Inst Monday after a day or two In
the olty.
Mrs. Louis Itnugh returned from
Portland.
There will he a grfend bull lvn
at tho opern hoiiiw noxt Saturday
evening, January 19. I30T. All nre
Invllwl.
Ohas, Turner returned to his homo
In Portland Inst Mnuduy. He tatted
his mother Mrs. K. Illalr last week.
The P. M. O. olub will meet at the
homo of Mlwt Fuye Hlhbard next
wwk
Mrs. Kate lllulr who has been sick
a few day Is slowly Improving.
Dr. A. H. Wrlghtman made a trip
to Portland last Tuesday and Wed
nesday Harry Melson. of Kiiloiu, was In
this city on a visit last wek.
Miss Flelda McClaln returnwl to
Eruptions
TTw oIy way to et rW
of fimtfm mi otkr ctujh
tiom k to dMMM the Mood,
iMfrove Um kftioflf stim
ulate Um kWiwys, Uvar and
Jt. Tkm4icifwtotAi:ek
Hood's SarstptrOl it
Wk&a kaa cw4 thousansk.
This U th Wi rmmih In the
yer to tart a sUgs arctmat.
Vou ra Vrtrp It grxtHlng lrt),
lly by nttting off a few u .!,
and uunrwiry cxpNutliumt, and
UXort long you will Iwnc a nlr
witi to UK Mlr otuKirtunlly
kuurks at jour door. It will come
uwful sonvs day.
In the unvittlm; r.vcry dollar
dfooAltcU to your cmtlt will b
martthiR luterrat.
Savati DMttawat
Caaal Natfe! Bac
J,
state treasury, leaving half a mill tax
HMHiKH.
more pay than
Tnconin, Wash., Inst Tuosday. She
attends tho girls nendomy there.
Miss Ityrdu Cooloy returned from
visit at Down's stntlon Inst Wod-
nosdny.
Tno srand ball givon at the W. O
'- ,m,l lnHt Saturday evening wn
woll nltanded nnd a good time was
hud by nil.
Harl Dodrlek, of Portland, visited
In this city Inst Saturday and Sun
day. Mr. Miller Iktrkhurst visited nt
the home of Mrs. Alice llHrkhust Inst
week.
Albert Godfrey, the (Iranian on the
.Southern Pnallle. returned to the
city Inst Saturday eveHlna;, after i
short vacation In Portland.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, ss:
Frank J. Cheney mnkos oath that
he Is sonlor partnor of tho llrm of F.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business In
tho City of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said Drm will pny
tho sum of ONE IIUN'DIIRD HOI,.
LARS for each and ovory caso of
Catarrh that caunot bo cured by tho
uio of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FHANK J. CHUNKY.
Sworn to before me and subsorlhed
In my nroscnee this 6th day of De
cember, A. D., 1SS6.
A. W. GLKASON.
I Seal! Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Inter
nally, and acts directly on tho blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials tree. v
F. J. OI1BNBY t CO..
Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's Family Pills for con.
stlpatton.
o
Criminal CWa Heard.
To criminal oases wore heard Ih
the supreme court yeiterday. one be
Ing a murder caso from (Itlllam
county and tho other a pool soiling
one from Multnomah.
jo TBompaon out and killed
Alex Ooorlcko at Condon. Decern
bor ii. 1904. and upon ulal and cos
vletton he was senteneed to life im
prisonment In thoponltentlary. From
the judgment he awealed to the su
premo court.
W M. Ayrea was found gallty of
selling PooWj at tho raoo meeting of
tho Multnomah Driving Association,
at Irvtngton raco track, August i,
190. and appealed from a lentenc
Imposing a 1200 fine oH Bw
CASTOR I A
Tvc l&ftuU ni Chilirtu.
U KM Ym Km Atop haf
k
ilvk ill JZ.'$&
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... . 'jHiHI tx.. mF&iiiT&.vm'!?.
ti' rAnBHki,i".,i 1' t1 tiimw i i h r
Mill ft4a - .: . IImisFi
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Tho following real ostato transfers
have been placed on record In tho
olllco of tho Marlon county recorder
J. H. nnd M. C. Scttlcmlcr to
J. D. Reed. 2 acres t 5 s, r
1 w $
Kllzabcth Cornoll ct at to Sta,r
Land Co., lot 7 and w 10
feet, lot G, block 13, Yow
Park nnnox, also lot 1, block
21, Pleasant Home Add.,
w d
W. II. Kgan to Oregon Electlc
R. R. Co., right of way, deed
Joseph Potzcl to Oregon Klec
trlc R. R. Co., right of way,
deed '
H. J. and K. Novlllo to Wm.
demons, lota 3, , and G,
and s o Vi of n w W, boc C,
t 0 s, r 4 e, wl
GO
r.oo
375
200
J. A. Lovosquo to N. A.
O'Lonry, land In Woodburn,
w it
V. A. nnd F. M. Manning to
School Dlst. No. 119, n ncro
t 6 s, r 2 w, w d
Tilmon Fold to Oreson Klec
trlc R. It. Co., right of wny
Friendship Ilge No. 107C to
Oregon Klectric R. It. Co..
right of way
Jacob Miller at ux lo Oregon
Hlectrlo R. R. Co.. right of
200
10
000
50
way
Chna. I.embeke et ux to Ore
gon llleotrlo It. R. Co., right
of way
II. A. Nnthnin to Oregon Hleo
trle It. It. Co.. right of wny,
deed
Wm. lla-er et ux to Orogon
Blectrle It. II. Co.. right of
way. deed
.F A. Mangold et ux to Oregon
Klectric It. R. Co., right of
100
300
100
way
M. J. Kgan to Orogon Kleotrlo
Ft. It. Co., right of way, deed
400
100
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A JvAMB BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable,
Almoit everybody who reads the new,
papers is rc to know of the wonderful
cure made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp.
Root, the great kid
ncy, liver and blad
der remed) .
It is tkexrest med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth ceivjury ,
discovered niter vcuri
of scientific xoearck
oy ur. Kilmer, the
eminent tlilnn. ..i
blsdder peciUst. and is wonderfully
succeWul In promptly curing lame back
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
unguis Disease, which u the orst
form of kidney trpublc.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
otnmcudetl for everything but if you ha vc
kidney, liver or bladder trouble U will be
fonnd just the remedy you need. R has
been toted in to many wav$, in hospital
wwk and in private practice, and has
promt so successful in everv case that a
''Efu Tn?cmct .has bcn Hvde by
Which all readers of tlu lisr. who have
liot already Uied it, may luve a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also a book teJl
Ing more bont Swawp.Knot.aad how to
SudoutUh.vrkidaeywblaSdertroa.
blc. When MTiUng taentioii readiuir this
gciicrousoaerinthi.papcr ,adendur
addrtsatoDr. Ki'sttr fr-V '
& Lo., lUnghawton
N. Y, The regular
fiftrent and ore-
uwur U liolIlM an. .
sr,rtVTcmbr the Z
, "P"101 Dr Kilmer s Swatuo.Rm
try botUc, uKawa. N. ., oa
OUR
BOYS
We have Cloth
ing for them all.
411 111 li II 111 I III M-HH
1-3 to 1-2
OFF
iiniimmiiiiiiiHi
The latest and
best makes in ev
er department.
Visit our clean
sweep sale and
save coin.
G. W. JOHNSON
&CO.
W. 0. Evans ot ux to Oregon
Electric R. R. Co., right of
way, deed
E. M. Finney to Orogon Elec
tric R. R. Co., right of way
SSI
HI
aa. A. Flnnoy to Oregon Elec
trie It. R. Co.. right of way..3j
Homer Gouloy ot ux to Oregon
Electric R. R. Co., right of
wny
Druco A. Jones ct ux to Oregon
Eloctrlc R. R. Co., right of
wny
W. P. Massey ot nl to Oregon
Electric R. R. Co., rlsht of
wny
G. G. Deckncr et ux to Oregon
Eloctrlc R. R. Co., right of
wny
ay
A. L. Bcckner ct ux to Oregon
211
HI
511
Electric R. R. Co.. right of
way
111
Frank J. Diem ot ux to Ore
gon Electric R. R. Co., right
of wny in
S. G. Push ot ux to Oregon
Electric It. R. Co., right of
wny
Jncob Donny ot ux to Orogon
Electric It. It. Co., right of
311
wny
Peter Abyslnnalp to Orogon
Electric It. R. Co., right of
wny ,
J. L. Rlckman ot ux to Oregon
Eluctrlc It. R. Co.. right of
wny
21
4)!
50
PILES CURED IN O TO 14 DAYS.
PASO OINTMENT Is guarantee
to euro nny enso of Itching, Blind.
Rloedlng or Protruding Piles In t
H dnya or money rotunded. 60c
MeethiRS Vo.stpoiUHl.
Owing to tho lllnesa of Evanjtl
1st Steele, ovangellstlc services In tif
First Presbyterian church will begin
Sunday nox't Instead of Thursdir
Tho music will bo a feature of II
meotlngs. A Inrgo chorus Is beUf
organized to bo In chargo of Singer
Floppy, who accompanies EvangelW
Steole. Public wolcomo to these
meotlngs.
a
Oregon National tiuard.
Thos. N. Dunbar, at present p
tain of Company K, O. N. 0., Is soot
to bo promoted to major to Mil ta
vacancy caused by tho promotion ol
C. K. McDonnell to colonel. Tho an
nouncement has not been offlckdl'
made, but tho promotion has t
dollnltely settled.
Captain Choa. A. Murphy. Q
company, of this city, -was thougW
to bo In tho running for the obk.
but nothing has been dono for hi,
though Colonol McDonnell says It U
oxpected to provide for him before
long.
This arrangement will give U
the lino officers to Multnomah cous
ty, excepting that of Lieutenant-Colonel
Poorman, of Woodburn
o
Argued la Supremo Court.
Tho local option law Is being tast
ed In tho supremo court In the e
of Baxter against tho Btato of Ore
gon. A vote waa taken on prohibi
tion In Coos county at tho last !"
Hon, and was defeated except In ttj
city or Coqullle, which waa decls1
dry by tho county court P?
sold liquors there, waa arrested
found guilty In tho justlco court, bj
tho sentence was sJHrsned by the cir
cuit court and a writ of review
taken to tho supreme court, "
1
b
I
waa argued yesterday.