DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, SIAItCII 1, 1007.
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SS0ELAi5ENI
CHOLS
PERIODS OF PAIN
While no womnn is entirely free
from periodic suffering', it does not
Bcera to bo tho plan of nature thut
women should suffer so severely. Ir
regularities and pain are positive
evidence that something is wrong
which should be set right or it will
lend to serious derangement of the
feminine organism.
Thousands of women, have,
found relief from nil periodic suf
fering by taking Lydla E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, which
is made from native roots and herbs,
as it is the most thorough female
regulator known to medical science.
It cures tfio condition which
causes so much discomfort and robs
(lie terrors women wno arc irouoieu wun painiui or lr
lb,t period ' ,"s gh0U'a take immodlatc action to ward off the serious
rcTU.ai i ..Mt,nwi tn tumuli una KLruuLTLii uv Luiunir
hS.'Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
... Aolnldn Nichols of 334 "West 22nd Street, Hew iorlc Ulty,
Miss Adelaide "'.,. womcn who suffer would only relv
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.ocaLydiaB, lmKnta,?V,, ., n,iiV,l fr ilin r,...f nnd health
qaWdr. "' lV?l brought tome by your inestimable remedy."
wbicn n u" . . rfl vegotable Compound cures Female Complaihts
J?Z ; MHnir and Displacements, and Organic uisenses. uenuae ,e.
KS!ol!rStfl of the ms of either' sex Ll
akbam's VegctaDic bompouuu v.
.Pinkham's Standing Invitation to Women
SPEAKER
DAYEY
REPLIES
Says He Had No Interest in
the Monnniitr -Drain Nor
mal Bill
. suffering from any iorm oi icmiuu wcunnesa uru mtuiu lo
Mrs i PInlchnmfnt Lynn.Mass.From the symptoms given, the i troublo
'. ' . in.. .,tl,.Et nnA oiiroit vn.v of rncnvnrv ndviscd.
bclocatcu anu wic iuivn" j
iAYOR
RODGERS
VETOES
. . k
n uromance 10 naiae Li
cense Fees of Insurance
Companies
to the Honorable Common Council
cf tho City of Salem:
"Toor ordlnanco Incronslng tho 11-
sw fee for flro insurance ngents
il cttablishlog a foo for life, acci-
ist, marine, surety nnd plnto glass
iitrinco agents doing business In
L!m 1 return herewith my veto be
Tint, It attempts to includo too
cay classes of insurance undor tho
1st flat feo of $50 per annum. In
kv ot the small amount of busl-
writt n by suroty nnd plato
Insuranco agents In Salem nn
license feo ot $50 would, in
V Judgment, forco the withdrawal
ijencles here nnd roqulro thnt
m ct business to be written olso-
tttt thus depriving of their com-
s!c:j c ..r i itiz. ns now engaged In
lit ti 20 of imMneM; likewise do
it cit of any license fee
tTfr from this source. Thu
a may bo said of accident lnsur-
lt e- ms proper that tho city
MM derive some revonuo from in-
agncies of this character.
Wt now pay no license fee, but
should be cnlctilntod to
keep tho business, howovcr Bmnll It
may be, with our own people.
"Second, ench flro Insurance agent
now doing business in Salem is re
quired to pay annunlly $18 for onch
nnd overy company ho roprosents.
To Incronse this nmount to $50
would roeult Jin taxing indirectly ev
ery resident of Snlom who pays for
flro Insurnnco. Tho history of ov
ory axcossivc liconso requirement
thnt has como to my notlco hns beon
, ouo of rotnllatlon on tho pnrt of the
Insurnnco underwriters in an In
crease of Insuranco rntos to moot tho
tax.
"I realize thnt tho greater part of
nil lnBurnnco premiums go to corpor
ations outside of tho city, but, at tho
samo time, wo must hnvo tho pro
tection they afford, nnd should not
add to tho cost of thnt protection In
ordor thnt our treasury might be tho
gainer thereby.
"GEORGE RODGEUS, Mayor."
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Iirltuln's Oldest Inhabitant.
Edinburgh, Fob. 28. John Grlovo
n jintlvo of Ilorochllly, Glenquolch,
la Glengarry, Is celebrating his JlOTth
birthday todny. Ho is n shophord,
halo nnd hearty, and greatly enjoys
his "Woo drnp" punch nnd his plpo
of tobacco. Ho lives very simply,
mostly on ontmoal nnd milk, nnd
sol do in oats moat. Ho still wears tho
kilt which ho purchased 14 yonrs ago
nnd could novtn bo porsunded to dpn
tho orthodox trousors. Ho marrlod
in 1822 nnd threo of his fourteen
children. survive. Sir Androw
Thompson, tho famous physician,
who Is n porsonnl frlond of tho. old
mnn, Btntos that ho Is physically per
fect nnd may, with enro, attain tho
ago of 125 years.
Speaker Davsy was naturally
wrought up at the severity ot the ve
to message handed In by Governor
Chamberlain Thursday, nnd it wits
the political sensation of the session.
Before printing Spenkor Dnvey's ex
planation of his action- In reply to
the governor, The Journal wishes to
sny what it has said before, thnt
there Is no evidence whatever thn)
thpre was any corrupt motive nctunt-
Ing tho speaker or nny member of
the house In doing what ho did. Mr.
Davoy used no concealment whotcv-
(cr In tho stops ho took nt any time,
i. naay evening or Saturday morn
ing, nnd seemed to think ho Was do
ing what was right undor tho cir
cumstances. It was an orror of Judg
ment, if nny, to tako tho flnnl voto
tho wa ylt wns done. Tho reporter
seemed to think ho wns reporting a
mntter thnt. wns porfoctly straight
nnd correct. Of course, Governor
Chnmborlaln has n porfect right to
quoto thnt roport from tho paper
Mr. rjavey Is connected with, and the
report is not disownod or denied by
Mr. Davoy.
Tho wholo leglslnturo laid Itself
opon to consuro by tho cnrolosB dls
rogard of parliamentary usngo man
If os tod nt timos. Dut tho sins of tho
wholo leglslnturo should not bo vIb
ltod on tho head of Mr. Davoy. Still,
ns tho pcoplo grow mora Intelligent
they nro going to demand higher
standards ot tho men who nro
placed in positions to represent thorn
and Bpcak for them. Tho leglslnturo
Just adjourned broke the record for
passing bills without rending them,
and many roll callB wero tnkon whore
it was almost imposslblo to discov
er that n slnglo individual voted one
way or tho other. Let thoso who will
flatter tho legislature. Somo one
should toll thorn tho truth plainly
about their practices, that border on
tho illegal and vicious. Dut, to ro-,
turn to Mr. Davoy's reply to tho
"I WAS AN INVALID."
"Doctors Said That I Would Die,
Cooper's New Discovery Cured Me.
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YOU WHO SUFFER
REAI THIS LETTER
The Cooper Medicine Company;
Gentlemen I write to tell you the wonderful results
that I h.ivc obtained from the use of the Cooper medi
cines. For five years I was an invalid suffering- from
a severe affection of the bowels. I was operated upon
by skilled physicians five timos iu three years without
any success and was given up to die. My weight
dropped from 164 pounds to 100. I had heard so much of
Cooper's New Discovery and Quick Kcllef but must ad
mit I had but little faith in them. I decided however
to give them a trial. The result was that in two weeks
I was able to be out walking around. I continued the
treatment until I was entirely well and now weigh 169
pounds. I cannot thank Mr. Cooper enough for his
wonderful medicines.
Signed: ZELMA MURPHY,
1719 Market St.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Sinn $Jlffr5ncJ ld ftt4 Wtl A few bottles of these Marvelous DlscoverlM win
,, .r , . 7 w tw strengthen your stomach so that it can nronerlv
digest your food. Undigested food ferments nnd causes gas on the stomach which poisons the entire
system. Cooper's New Discovery makes rich pure blood. It nourishes and heals every organ of the body
START TODAY AND BE WELL A DAY SOONER
fif?y ccuu". NYpi?cangc?thcCmOff0r "C dllar bUIC' flV a0"n' CooPc,,, Qulck Rc"'
H
J. C PERRY
gavel rnlBed,' ready to announco tho
voto, and wero not on account of any
caro on my part au to tho fata ot tho
bill, in which I folt no personal in-
governor, wheh, wo trust, will close t0l"08t wlmtovor.
of nn auction, nnd copies tho re- Klch Tiny Saturday Night. Kovndn. Two partners, Cnlol)
cltal of the newspaper reporter in One of tho most important amuse- Swan nnd Asia Illco, upon tho death
support of his stntomont, mont ovonts on tho acnBon's calendnr of their old frlond, William Kent.
"Tho renl truth is, ns can bo Bub- Is announced for Saturday night take It upon thomKelvcs to caro for
Btantlnted by tho clerks of tho houso, when George M. Cohan's blggost Ms property, which consists of
nnd by members, that my romarks buccoss "Korty-llvo Minutes from vnlunhlo gold mlno. This thoy do In
as to tho number of votcH wero in' re- Broadway" will bo presented at tho the Interest of tholr old frlendX
sponso to questions from vnrlouB Grand opera houso. This attrnctlon ' daughter, who Is way back In Ton
parts of the houso, as I stood 'with cornea under tho managerial bnnnor ncsaoe. Tho girl wns named by hor
of Khiw &. Elangor, wheh lendB to it fnthor after tho stnto In which sho
tho prcstlgo ot this great theatrical lives. Thu fnthor and daughter love
this Incident:
Speaker Davey Replies.
"Tho govornor of thlB Btnto soos
fit to attack mo In a most unwarrant
ed and unhonrd of mannor in his
voto of tho normnl school bill, baB
ing his attack upon a nowspaper ro
portor's account of a clroiiniRtanco,
and tho governor's studlod nnd in
toutionnl misconception ot thnt ac
count, In the face of his porsonal
knowlcdgo ns to tho actual facts
which occurred. Ho assorts thnt I,
as speaker of tho houso, called for
votos for tho bill, aftor tho mannor
Lard
is no respecter
, 0ne on s S11 earth can eat nourishing and healthful qualities of
M-soaked food day after day and not Cottolene. Even pie, that nightmare of
its ill effects eventually. You may dyspeptics, becomes easily digestible when
,! one those iron-clad stomachs made with Cottolene, How many people
aich Will nrn. m, . .. ...,! ,j -
"As to tho correctness of my ac
tion In reversing at tho earliest pos
sible momont tho erroneous declara
tion thnt tho hill hnd pnssod, nnd nn
to tho prococditro Immediately fol
lowing, In tho verification of tho roll
call, nnd nllowlng n mombor to
ehnngo his voto before n final and
correct doclnrntlon, I hnve tho sane
tlon of tho nttornoy-gonoral of this
stato and ' tho dictates of common
senso, both of which I consider su
perior to tho roasonlug of tho govor
nor In his prosont stato of mind,
wherein angor, chagrin nnd disap
pointment are tho ruling powors."
prove unsusceptible for a time, can eat lard-laden pie?
X . uuiiuo
, og-fat and its accompanying Ask your regular grocer for a pail of
soaoiuty vail do its work sooner or Cottolene and start tomorrow on the way
7 It is an absolute fact that lard to "lardless cookery." It will insure both
tttr., .. . 6-. " mw " jrw-w . jrwv .j, .. .w-,
"Tul lor uie human stomach.
Cottolene, on the other hand, is made
JT Pare, refined cotton seed oil a
Tt of nature which is thoroughly
digestible ad healthful No
rWiWe,
better digestion and better health.
Cottolene shortens your food and
lengthens your life.
Try it according to directions for a
few weeks and you'll
jj o isu ueaimim. jno jew weeKs ana youu
slorttning contains the digestible, never go back to lard.
CfYTrwi .
HuT"11" nud a GRAND PRIZE (kiUt
rZZmtlZ) V9r " ceekin fats at tkm
COTTOLENE MotlMr GRAND PRIZE.
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fee, Gift from the Sunny Sputa
Halo of SautoH Diimont'H Airship
Now York, March 1. Tho aalo
will tako place In tho custom houso
this afternoon of tho airship which
Santos Dumont exhibited at tho St.
Louis exhibition In 190-1. Ah Ib cub-
tomnry with exhibits of this kind, n
bond was deposited with tho custom
authorities whereby tho muchlno was
granted free entry for a poriod ot
six months, at tho expiration of
which tlmo it was assumod tho ship
would bo returned to Franco. Such,
however, was not tho caso, and for
somo reasons unknown to tho cus
tom officials tho ship was stored in a
warohouBO in St. Louis at tho close
of tho exhibition. It remained there
until last week, when It was forward
ed to this city, consigned to the
seizure room at tho appraisers ware
house as abandoned merchandise It
Is expected that tho machine will bo
purchased by somo of tho members
of tho Aero club,
' a
Mexican OofTro Crop.
Vera Cruz, Mot., March 1. Tho
work of gathorlng tho coffee crop in
this country is now in full operation
and most of it will ha gathered be
fore tho end of tho coming week.
According to roports the crop will
bo a good average one, but It will
bo another month yet before accur
ate" figures can bo given In regard to
tho number of bags harvested, Tho
price of Mexican coffee will bo in
fluence to a considerable extent by
prices that Brazilian coffeo will bring
in the New York market.
ColuuioNqiio (ItoriiN, with "15 Mini ton from Ilruuihuty."
firm. It hI unifies u cast of proml oach other dearly, but aftpr tho
nonce and a production that will death or thu father the friends, who
leavo nothing to bo doslred. Tho do not wish to cAusu tho girl any
company Is ono of tho largost and sorrow, keep writing letters to hor
most expensive organizations on tour as If from hor fnthor. Hut sho bo
thts senson. Its cast of principals 'comes Impatient to see him, and mi
ls headed by Corinne, whoso prop- expected ly appears In thu mining
Would 8tf OerrywuHder.
Ono member from each county U
sufficient representation In tbo Ore
Kob stato senate. Boost- the matter
along aa4 sW la fcavta ta rpnor
tksat 4. Awi UU,
Inrlty Is unbounded. There Is tho
usual attractive nnd lively Cohunos
quo ensemble and sevornl of the
groatost song hits this popular young
man has ever composed, notably fain
oils of which are: "Ho Long Mary,"
"A Popular Millionaire." "Only 45
Mlnutos from Droudway and "Mary
Is a Grand Old Namo." In writing
this play Mr. Cohan has 'departed
from his usual flold and
stage a play abounding
utent, pathos, dramatlo
and fetching climaxes. Combined
with tho usual musical background
It has resulted Id an outertalnmept
that will undoubtedly provo a last
ing monument to tho KonUin of this
young writer, whose witty lines and
Cohanism have already Invaded threo
continents and evoked laughter and
comment wherever tho English lan
guage is spoken.
camp nt Bait Hill, sho having trav
eled alone all tho way from Tennes
see Sho learns the truth and thou
finds lovo and friends lit tho now
plnce. This sweet story will ho told
by Miss Klsohur mid her company.
wl(h Miss FUchor In tho lending rolo.
It has beon tho policy of tho Mar
garita Fischer Company to only put
on plays which are thoroughly moral
given tho In character and without n taint of
In sontl-1 volyarlty or license, Tho plays thus
situations for presented by the company hnvo
had a moral to t(jll, as wull as to
phnso and entertain.
A spoolalty singer nnd dancer liau
been, Iu tho person of Mlvw Kthcl
Vlllnlr. added to tho strength of tho
company. In hor appearanco of tho
past week shu has made a very fa
vorable and pleasing Impression.
"A Girl From Tetiwswe."
Tonight tho Margarita Fischer
Company, under tho personal direc
tion of Harry Dlanchard, will pre
sent a four-act comedy drama en
titled "A Girl from Tennessee," at
tho Kllnger Orand theatre. This
play has been selected by Miss Fisch
er as In It sho will bo able to pre
sent one of her strongest nnd fa-
voriio roles. Tho scene Is laid iugold by D. J, Fry.
Don't Complain.
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unable to sleep becauso of a coukIi.
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Galveston, Texas, writes; "I can't
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Syrup. Tho rollof It has, given roe Is
all that Is iecraiiary for. ue to say."
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