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DAILY OAPI TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORBGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1807.
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PREVENTS PNEUMONIA
f Had the most debilitating cough a mortal was ever afflicted with, and my friends expected that
ten I left my bed it would surely be for my grave. Our doctor pronounced my case Incurable,
If thanks be to God, four bottles of Dr. King's. New Discovery cured me so completely that I am
jSwund and well.-MRS. EVA UNCAPHER, Grovertown, Ind.
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THEATER NO
INSTRUCTOR
FOR CHILD
Iiy Ellniu Tcrrlss
Tttro can bo no doubt that chll-
r nowadays nro taken far more
IrMoently to tho thentor thnn was
t case somo ten or fifteen years
o. When I was a child an nfter-
ooa or evening at a theater was a
bra of amusement that children cl-
om wcro permitted to ejnoy, and
know several pooplo who
fm: saw mo insiuo ui u
U; houso until they had nr-
rlTtd at nn ago when thoy no longor
we controlled by tholr pnrcnts or
kurJIini. But nowndnys It would
U difficult to flnd n child who has
tot paid at least somo occasional
mslti to a theater; and I think that
lit Is (or many reasons nn excellent
liMaj to permit children to enjoy
bfcseUcs In this manner. But corn
ea sonio dictates, or should dlc-
ltt, to parents thnt discrimination
feionld bo exercised In soleetlng tho
ort o( theatrical ontortnlnmont
Mch they take their chlldran to boo.
Of course, a child novor should bo
uhn to te n play that Is not wholo-
staia la character It Is, Indeed,
lirdljr necessary to say this, for I
to not suppose any parent would
''tgly, at all event do so; but
wenU ofton take their chlldron to
pUys which the latter aro incap
We of appreciating or undorstnnd
lr, ind the result Is that tho poor
Mile ones. Instead of bolng amused
kMhejr visit to tho thoator, aro
tottd and made unhappy.
I remember onco nskinc a llttlo
1T of somo 7 summers If ho onjoy
dsolng to tho theater, whore I know
U parents used to tnko him fitlrly
. "I hate It." ho ropllod with
miction, "it Is n horrid old placo."
to, this llttlo lad's paronts worn
&xpearean enthuilasts, nnd had
jUa him to sw Hamlet," "King
w" "Othello, and "KlnB John."
will wondr-r it was Hint thn lltttn
tap bad formed a poor opinion of
pleasure to be derived from
HUIcal entertainments: for how
M be be expected to undorstand
'-Weclato the grandeur and beau-
: V w these piay8 T nersundod his
HMi a short time aftorward tb
aim to a light musical piece,
H9 little fellow, whon I "next
Wlj tO him. hflll rlninr.1 1.1a ml.,.
I tUw theaur bt-ing "a horrid old
A blld should never be taken to
ttHter with , ,a. . . .
. --- ui instruct-
ffl- Any attempt to do so from
i Is bound lob. a failure.
tt2? Slng chlldron to see
trtcai entertainment should
JJJ to Kl,e itm a few hour8.
T enjoyment. Grown-up
JJj etla, furMti , thnkt
U.1 ,3 thal lnar anpar trivial
Phi d(i . . .
- i mem mny nffnrri n
Uid T. . JOlneM to a ou,ld
CbuT ' lf ' 8en8 ot
ol LM rul a onlderabla
hi ot " ,,ul always the
tk. w!T ,htt delights him.
-4aiI. W"M- bright seen-
ca i 5J? BK- A child sees
Wrt,l0Oe" nt mere
' t S,,Tma,nment bt
ki. dreama.1 r ...... .v. .
SIW! U slv Wii tho
T grown-up neo-
UT
fSttea the daya ot
KING OF CURES
THE WONDER WORKER
DISCOVERY
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tholr childhood find It dlfllctilt to
sympnthlzo with. It Ian nitslnko to
tnko tho child to tho thentor to In
struct htm, but It Is not n mistake
to tnko him there for his nmuso
mont. It Is becoming-, I nm glnd to sny,
ovory day mora genornlly recognized
that a dull childhood Is n bad thing
for a child. It Is unnatural. A. child
Is by naturo meant to bo bright, Joy
pus and hnppy. I linvo heard It Bald
tho excitement which a theatrical
performance affords n child Is a bad
thing, because it Is unnatural; but
that is exactly what it Is not. It Is
not unnatural for n child to laugh
and shout and clap his hands at a
theatrical entertainment that pleases
him, or to remain absorbed In tho do
volopmont of somo story on tho stngo
wliich Interests him. In both cases
ho Is enjoying n thoroughly healthy
form of amusomont, which Is good
for him; but If ho "dislikes tho per
formance If it wenrlos or tiros him
then ho certainly will not dorlvo
any benortt from It. Undor such cir
cumstances It would ,bo much kinder
to tako a child out of n theater thnn
to koop him thoro against his will
until tho plcco Is finished.
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Cured Lumbago.
A. B. Canman, Chicago, writes
Mar. 4, 1003. "Having been troubled
with Lumbago, at dtfforont times nnd
tried ono physician nfter nnothor,
thon dlfforent ointments and llnl
monts, gnvo It up nltogothcr. So I
trlod onco moro, and got n bottlo of
Ballard's Snow Llnlmont, which gave
mo almost Instant rollof. I can choor
fully reclmmond It, and will add my
namo to your list of sufforors." Sold
by D. J. Fry.
Smiles
Now for tho roforondum.
Tho grango Is an ordor tho polN
tlclans must reckon with. Thoy will
all bo making pllgrlmnges to Maclea'y
horenftor.
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Tho Dally Astorinn hnd about tho
hottest dally special from tho stato
capital.
Benton county has boon wiped off
tho map In tho senatorial represen
tation. Albany Domoorat. But they
hnvo a hold-over euator. So their
votes will be countod In the election
of another Republican senator.
Qood for Governor Hughes of Now
York. But ho would be read out
of tha party hero. Yet bo was all
that saved It thoro.
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Chancellor Day says tho poor aro
lazy and drink too much. Ho seems
to consider everything outside of the
minionalro set as "poor white trash
any how Eugene Rcglstor.
Tho Dallas Observer has become
a semi-weekly. It wus a good local
newspaper before.
The Texas WonOcr.
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rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug
gists, or two, inontha' treatment by
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GOLDS
J LUMPS
EDEN
WAS IN
DIXIE
Kansas Scientist Found Place
Where Eve Handed Adam
a Lemon
Jnekson, Miss., March 2. Tho
Garden of Eden- originally wns locat
ed In Yazoo county, Mississippi, ac
cording to Prof, Clinton McMIcklo, n
Knnsus scientist. So conflidont Is ho
that ho wautB to organlzo u stock
company for tho purpose of making
oxtonslvo excavations on tho farm of
W. A. Honry, n woll known lawyer
and plnntor. nbout sevon miles Bouth
of Ynzoo City, for tho purposo of un
onrthlng tho ruins of a onco splendid
city orocted Bhortly nfter tho expul
sion of Adam and Evo from tho Gar
den. Prof. McPlcklo pasBOs lightly over
tho theory of many brothor scientists
thnt tho Garden ot Eden was n myth,
and Is absolutely prosltlvo that on
tho farm will bo found tho ruins of
a mngnlflcont tomplo, tho doors of
which nro ot puro gold. Ho has not
visltod tho spot In person, but sovor
al monthB ngo addressed a lottor to
Governor Vardaman sotting forth
his theories nnd nsked to bo furnish
ed with a map of that portion of tho
Doltn country.
Tho govornor was unahlo to fur
nish tho map, but roforrcd tho wrltor
to Major Lamar Fontalno, of Lyons,
Miss., tho woll known civil engineer,
oxploror, scientist and rocountaur,
who Immediately made an, Investiga
tion nnd has publicly expressed his
confidence in Prof McMlcklo'o theory.
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Dlt. HELL PLAYED CHAZY.
How Q. A. WugRoncr AkIbiicI to
IIliu tho Hole of u Lunntlc.
Dr. J. II. N. Bell has beon travel
ing nbout tho stato recontly mow
than hns beon his custom In nomu
time, and tho nowspapors aro print
ing stories In which ho is represent
ed as tho central figuro. Hero Is ono
which was brought to tho attention
of tho Corvallls TImfcs a fow day
ngo when tho doctor and G. A.
Waggoner mot for tho first tlmo In
years:'
"Woll, Brother Wnggoner," said
Dr. Bell, "I'll never forgot that Joku
you had ou mo at Salem whon you
put mo In tho role of a lunatic on
tho way to tho asylum," and ho pro
ceeded to explain to the bystanders.
"You soo," ho said, "It was about
my first visit to tho capital aftor I
became dork of tho old railroad
commlsHon, of which Brothor Wag
conor was a member. Wo woro at
tho Cromoketa hotel. As usual, you
understand, I was having very little
to say to anyone, and Brother Wag
goner gave it out that I was a luna
tic, whom he waB convoying to the
asylum.
"I remembered afterward that th
people eyed mo askance and learn
ed that thoy expressed very much
sympathy for me, since I bad glvcu
very little evidence of being mental
ly unbalanced.
"Brother Waggoner bad been
prompted to his course by the fact
that Hocky Earhart, then secretary
of state, was to take us for a visit
to tho asylum. When Earhart's car
riage dravo up thoro were a good
many people about who rubbored nt
me to an extent thnt wnB displeasing
to mo. I essayed to rebuko them,
for their Impertinence, by romovlng
my hnt and mnktng a low salam, nt
tho samo tmo exclaiming, 'How do
you do, gentlemen?' This act con
firmed tho crowd In tho ldcn that I
was really very much off, nnd I mis
took their sympathetic mlon for evi
dence that my romark and mnnner
hnd reuderd thorn shnmo-faccd.
"But wo had our visit to tho asy
lum nn-I In tho menntlmo, I wns let
Into tho secrot ot tho pcoplo's curi
osity. We all enjoyed tho Joko nnd
I decided to carry it a llttlo farther.
So whon wo roturned to tho hotel It
dovolvod upon Brother Waggoner to
oxplnln that after a. brief examina
tion by tho nBylum authorities as to
my sanity, tho commltmont pnpors
woro disregarded and that I was to
bo takon homo. Brothor Waggoner
tnkon homo. Brothor Wnggonor
Btntcd that perhaps It was just na
woll because whllo at times I wns
very violent, ordinarily I was as
harmless as a now born bnbo.
"Nevertheless, I paced bnck and
forth In tho hotol lobby, with n wlld
Uko demeanor and I Bhall nlways ro
mombcr with much plcasuro hor n
big negro fled from tho room whon,
as ho gazed at mo curiously, I made
a sudden dart toward him. Aftor
that I had plonty of room for exor
cise. .
"Tho hotol proprietor wns com
pletely deceived and when ho lcarn
od of tho deception ho wanted to
buy tho clgarB for everybody In town.
I don't boo how tho thing worked bo
woll."
"Oh," snld Waggoner, "It Isn't so
strnngo, but I don't think that Joke
could hnvo boon bo successful with
anybody olso but you." !
Allco Iloosorrlt Wctldlng
Was something to bo rocorded In the
nnnnls of history. Horblno has beon
ncknowoldged tho greatest of llvor
regulators. A positive euro for bil
ious hcadachos, constipation, Chlllo
and Fovor, nnd nil llvor coinplalnfa.
J. C. Smith, Llttlo Rock, Ark.,
writes. "Horblno Ib ho greatest llv
or medlclno known. Hnvo used It
fof years. It doos tho work." Sold
by D. J. Fry.
Spent wlsoly Is tho sourco of mucl
satisfaction. Why not spend a little
ot It wisely now buying groceries ol
HS?
Baker. Lawrence & Baker
Ihtcc swore to Harrltt Lswxvsca.
BULLOCK BROS.
..RESTAURANT..
Two doors sovih of
Bush's Bank
Open Day and Nigltt
The best of everything.
Clean and quick service.
Salem Fence Wire
Headquarter for Woven Wire
Fencing.
Hop Wire, Barb Wire, Poultry
Nottlng, Plckots, Gates, Shingles and
P. & B. Ready Roofing.
All at lowest prices.
Walter Morley
250 Court St Salem, Ore
CAPITAL COMMISSION
267 Commercial St.
Phone 179
CO.
Cash Purchasers of
Poultry,
Eggs, and
All Farm Produce.
TjaeFjufwon Stables
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Df-t-4vt lirery and cab lint
FwrsJ maout specialty. Tally
ke tr flt.ml9 ad cxenralou. Paoa
44. OHIO, W. YANNKB, IVe?
4rw MB Mf JKXfW WKmw94
nfr
Good Buys
in Real Estate
Buy Real Estato before tho Br.r
gains nro gone. Hero arc, theso arc
snaps:
Four good building lots will cx
chango for n horso nnd buggy or will
soil on tho tnstnllcmnt plan. Terms
to suit.
Six room house, S blocks from enr
lino; barn nnd fruit. Easy payments
Prlco $730.
Flvo loom cottngo, modern wood
shed, two lots 7GslC0, loented near
car lino nnd school. Flno location
Prlco $1GG0.
You should seo this placo before
you buy. Eight room modern houso
put up with the vary best of malar
ial on street car line; good barn nnd
lot 142x240; good lawn; plonty of
shrubbory. Prlco seo Rndcllff Co.
Nino room houso, plastered, cloa
ots, pantry, basement, septic tank,
barn 2Gx34, woodshed 1Sx22. This
placo is thrco blocks from court
hquso. Prlco I2C2C.
Eight room houso ou car lino, nil
modern, cement walks, bentlful oak
shade, good barn, flno location, n
bargain nt $2250.
Wo hnvo n beautiful 10 aero tract
near tho city, fruit and tho host of
improvements. You should seo this.
Hero Is n snap, 7 ncrcs nil In cuill
Vutlon, now cottngo, largo woodshed,
barn 24x38, chicken houso, fruit,
short dlstnnco from Snlom. Price
for .10 days at $1200.
Ton ncrcs nil. In cultivation, good
flvo rdoni houso, barn nnd woodshod,
good mixed fruit, woll fenced, 7 ncros
In onts, 2 Mi mllOB from Salem. Prlco
$1900.
Ono hundred ncros, 31& miles from
Snlom, 70 acres In cultivation, bnl
nnco In pnsturo and good tlmbor; 7
wood Bhed, chicken houso, two
wells, 30 Royal Ann cherries, 1
aero of apples and othor sinnll fruit,
foncos mostly wire, ono team, ono
cow, aot of buggy harness, harrow,
cultivator and plow. Prlco $87. GO
por ncro, or will trndo for city prop
erty. Eighty acres, C7 In cultivation, 13
In pnsturo nnd tlmbor, 30 ncrcs In
whont nnd cheat, 7 acres In clover;
G room houso, good barn and gran
ary; 4 horses, G head ot cattle, hogs,
chickens; 2 wngons, 3 sets ot har
ness, nil implements, liny, grain, otc.
Prlco $8000.
Sovornl Iioubcb for rent. Cnl If
you wnnt anything In Insurnnco or
notary work.
RADCUrT CO.,
Reliable Agents
Room 11, Mooros Block, Salem, Or.
Roforonco, any bank or buslnosi
houso lu tho city ot Snlom.
Wild Rose
Flour
This Ih our high grado brand
of flour suitable for all pur
poses. Out of It you can make
tho lightest lonf bread nnd also
th finest pastry. It Is giving
hotter satisfaction than over
this year and Is without a
doubt tho best family flour on
tho tnnrkot.
Glvo It n trial when you wnnt
flour again.
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At AH Grocers
BOraor a package of this
famous health and brain
building flour and enjoy
somo good old fashioned
New England Brown
Ilrt'ud. A chance at a
Bright hot loaf will make
you think you are In
Boston. With Allen'
Hclf.rlsliiK II. li. II. Flour
you can mako bie?d Just
llko tho Puritans used to
Bmako.
SMI I'anrake Flour
la also a pure food; self
Trade rising and all ready to
Mark mix with water and bake
on a hot grlddlo.
ALLEN'S B B B f LOUR CO.
I'aclHc Coafct Furtory, Ban Jose,
Cnl. Kastcrn Factory, Ll(tl
Wolf Mills, Manawa, WW.
omri
for Ceiling and fjooring
Too much enre can not bo takon In
tho selection of your flooring nnd
celling lumber, nnd ns you know, wo
nro ready to All tho largest ns woll
as tho Btnallcat ordors promptly with
tho best.
GOODALE LITMHKK CO.
Phono G2 Main.
LITTLE BO-PEEP
LOST HER SHEEP
But no ono need worry nbout mutton
this tlmo of tho yoar, It thoy can got
dainty and dollcloua Spring lamb on
nu appetizing aiuf nourishing Sum
mor monl. Wo hnvo ovorythlng In
cholco meats, and nil tho dollcaclcs
ot tho season In both fresh and
smoked ments that will plenso tho
moot critical epicure.
R. O. CROSS,
4tato Street Market Pfnrne SMI
THE HOUSEWIFE QIVKH IT
tho hlghoat award to our first grade
bread, plos, mils, enkos and pastry
gonornlly. And with ronson. Thoro's
nothing bettor baked than tho pro
ducts from flour leaving our oven.
Ono thing Is suro tho wholo family
ngroos with tho housowlfo whon tho
bread cumos from tho
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House
Cleaning
Time
Tho season Is hero for cloanlng
houso and whon It Is dono you want
your plumbing put In ordor. If
there Is uuythlng wrong with your
range or wator tank, sowor, water
pipes or gas pipes sond word and, an
experienced men to put It In ordor.
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