DAILY CAPITAL JOUBNAIi, SAMBtf, OREGON. MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1007.
Perfect
Womanhood
..test menace to woman's
3 nt happiness in me wn
twn,Vt comes from somo do
PfferiB.V. nf the feminine organs.
"" i;mds of women nvo
-urtincuj"" ,
iku too late to save their
purely In time to save their
lit- v . .neecssful wife, to retain
, , Sffiratlon of her hus
JSS be a woman's constant
,t8,a: woman finds that her cnei-
&daXahanowa Wr Vnd,r
" "he has backache, head
MaWdown nsattons nor-
. irregular i hl-b ui
.Ve should start at onco to
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Smiles
LydiaE. Ptakham's Vegetable Compound
w.lwonian 9 remcuy iur nuuimiDiuoi ...... uuij uiiuuiauuuuirua,
Female Complaints, such as Dragging SensatlonB, Weak
,piiini and Displacements, Inflammation and Ulceration, and all
? WseaM, and is Invaluablo in tho Change of Life. It dissolves
rvIs Tumors at nn early stage. Subdues Falntness, Nervous
!!i.V.NnTi Kxhaustion. and strengthens and tones tho Stomach. Cures
SSShe General Debility, Indigestion, and invigorates tho whole
fre srseni. It is an excellent remedy for derangements of tho
jOlMyinclthc?M'X.
foESWISOFFKKKl)
KOK IIA11M.S3 m '"a
LiMae Mke $as.ao iin nwn
pat lp for the I tocos to ne noiu
t Sulcin.
It the eighth annual mooting of
L North PaclHc Fair association
,ld yesterday In Portland in tho
ooi of tho chamber of commorco
.1.. .-naa O.lfl tlt,,fllnfV
lIJJ lOr WO HHWlceo " ""o
stings held In connection wltn
it'e and county fairs In tho
h.i 'hat comprise the association,
1-1 the amount of money that will
riven by iach city for tho stnko
cl pnno events were decided upon.
Ut amount of money that will bo
ten my this year at Sulom should
isict ho attention gf all tho light
intu men on tho Paclflc coast,
j:4 should bring to that city a
4her and better class of horsos that
rt need there in tho past.
Ote of tho most important fea-
tm of tho meeting was tho $5000
i-jm that tho Oregon state fair has
idied to Its purso and Btnko ontrlos.
Vl m&ftns ihnt In mlrilHnn in n
II purse for 2.09 pacors, a 5000
line till bo hung up for tho trot-
to la tho 2 14 class, In all Salem
fa be distributed among tho light
rati clais during tho week of
pmbtt 16 to 21 nbout $22,200.
! rliht hero lot it bo known thut
lUOrcron stato fair in 1907 will
lire hung up more monoy for dlstrl-
fjuea among the harnoss brlgndo
U u ever distributed on tho Pn-
tcoait it g true that In Call-
peater purses have boon
-' to running races, such ns the
!i handnap and other big stako
i Undlcap events, but this Is tho
time m the history of harnoss
H cn thu coast that so much
Mw haa been offered to harnoss
Aw ivstcm of handicapping was
itJocl. the Idoa belnr thnt n mm,
pa trotter with a mark of 2:1 1
iMking h!i entiy m ia chnriro.i
eent and so on down tho lino.
.1 KlTO a man Who nu-na n
W ui peMy racer a chunco to
Jhorie into tho bii? ,,v f.
criMe l-vs, than a man who
none wheso reenril u ri..i.
!29to the mark
Wliitumu CoIIcko Xotos.
Wnlln Wnlln, ilarch 11. Tho
sovonth nnnunl Intcr-scholnrnstlc
trnck meet and doclnmatlon contest
will bo hold In Walla Wnlla on May
2 nnd 3. This yoar tho collogo ex
tends Its invitations to Include tho
leading schools of Idaho as well as
onstorn Oregon nnd onstorn Wash
ington, thus giving nn opportunity
for determining tho athletic cham
pionship of tho secondary schools of
tho Inlniul Empire. Xcw features
are Introduced this year In this trl
8tnto moot, tho collogo undertaking
to pay tho railroad oxponses of ton
representatives from each of tho
lending high scliools, nnd to provldo
froo ontortninmont during tholr stay
In Wnlln Walla. Among tho schools
which will take part nt Bolso, Low
Iston, Uakor City, La Grande, Pon
dloton, Tho Dalles, Walla Wnlln,
Dayton, Spokano, RTtzvlllo, N'orth
Yakima and porbnpB others. Tho
commercial club of Walla Walla has
undertaken to back tho collogo In as
suming tho financial responsibilities
for this exponslvo athletic gather
ing. Tho events will bo CO-ynrd dash.
100-yard dash, 22C-yard vlosh, 440
yard dash, half mtlo run, mllo run,
putting tho shot, throwing tbo ham
mer, hurling tho discus, running
board jump, running high Jump, polo
vnult, 120-yard" raco, 220-yard hurdlo
rnco and rolay raco (hnlf mllo). The
declamation contost will occur on
tho night of May 2. Prlzos will bo
glvon for the winners In nil events;
a gold modnl for tho first prize, sil
ver modal for tho second prize, and
a bronzo medal for tho third. Tho
school winning tho rolny rnco will
rocoivo n handsomo silver cup, which
It is allowed to retain in Its posses
sion for tho year, but not to rotnln
in pormanont possession until it hus
boon won throe tlmos.
Pearsons academy, tho prepara
tory dopartmont of Whitman Collogo
will not enter tho moot, nor will any
reproBontntlvo of tho collogo tako
part In any of tho events. Tho
schools Invltod nro guests of tho In
stitution, nnd the Whitman studcjitB
will play tho part of hosts to tho
host of their ability.
Children will reflect and carry out
Clio idealB held by tho parent.
Meral: Got good ideals, nnd even
then thoy will not always bo reflect
ed. m m a
Tho wondorful Improvements
mndo in the Nashville, Tennessoo,
I penitentiary mnko it a very desita-
blo place to omlgrato to, and some
of tho mombors of tho legislature
tuny bo found traveling that way.
If tho Union nnd Southern Pacific
are dlvorcod, who will got tho ali
mony Hnrrlman?
Talked to doath by mon was tho
strnngo fato of the woman suffrage.
bill In Groat Britain.
if thoro wuro a few women la tho
Salem city council parhnps anything
of Importance would not bo tnlkod
to doath.
Tho baseball sonson was opened
Sunday at Bnkor City with groat
oclat.
Oregon Is very prosperous. At
lonst that Is what tho loglslnturo
thought.
Too many exports spoil tho pave
ment. w
Prosperous Oregon. Mnrquam Is
to have a $1G00 school house.
Tho morchnnts of Coqulllo nro up
in arms nt unjust freight rntos that
dlscrlmlnnto against their city.
M
To Judgo from tho land notices
published In tho papors the Innd
graft Is holng pushed bigger than
ovor.
m
Tho Poudloton Elks huvo bought
tho Dr. Colo rosldouco for a lodge
homo for $7500.
V V V
Medford has nn automobile gar
age.
STOMACH
TROUBLE
Cl'llKO WITHOUT DBUGS.
Letter PiiblMiiHl by Hequost of Our
Well Known Druggist G. W.
Put man.
NEW YORK
FASHION
LETTER
Roseburg Is the real rose city of
Oregon.
It
Grand
Millinery Display...
Better, Brighter, Blggtt Than Ever.
Out Millinery Department has Grown.
This
wasoa we are carrying th largest
aod best assorted stock in the city. We
avc
more experienced trimmers and
"P io wait on yo. All h new crea
tta we being shown here. Beaotifal
Hovers and trimmed hats. Out oral
Prices will fee the rele.
ROSTCIN
& GRFFNRADM
GOODS AND MIUINHIY STORE
Wrlnklos nro ngc-tollors. Drive
them away by taking Holllator'a
Rocky Mountain Ton. lt' hotter
thnn cosmotlcs. It docs tho busi
ness. 3G conts, Toa or Tablets, at
Dr. Stono'a.
o
Another Fast Atlantic Scheme.
Halifax, N. S March 11. In tho
new Foundlaud legislative assembly
Prcmlor Pond proposed an adoption
of n contract botwocn thu Now
Foundlnnd govornmont and Messrs.
Oelis, capitalists of London, and pro
viding for tho establishment of a
ship lino of tranB-Atlantlc stoumora
between Klllory, on tho west const
of Iroland, and Green Bay, on tho
oast const of Now Foundlaud. Tho
plan provldos for n two-hour rail
road trip across tho colony to Port
AuRasquo, whonco a 20-knot stonm
or would convoy malls nnd passong
ors to Capo Ouu, In summor and Syd
ney, C. B. In whitor. Tho iromotors
of tho project claim that thoro would
bo a saving of 32 hours ovor any
othor trnns-Atlnntlc route. Tho pro
ject must tnko shnpo within two
years, or olso all liability on tho part
of tho colony will coase. Should thu
capitalists carry out tholr announced
plans the Now Foundlaud govorn
mont proposes to pay thorn $75,000
annually for 25 yoars. It Is said tljo
British, United Stutotj and Canadian
government will bo asked to assist
in establishing tho proposed lino.
To the Editer: Bollovelnc that
tho people of Salem will bo Interest
ed In cures by such a slmplo romory,
wo nsk you to publish tho following
for tho good It may. do othors.
Mr. Thomas 0. Wnllaco, of Do
trolt, Mich., writes: "Aftor having
suffered with a sovoro stomach trou
blo for years and trying modlclnos
nnd doctors without any benefit
whatever, I commenced to take VI
nol, and 1 nm plonsod to state that
It has entirely curod mo, glvon mo
a hearty appetlto, and I nm strongor
nnd In better health thnn I have
been for years."
A member o tho G. Wf. Putmnn
Co., In referring to Vlnol, said:
"You see Vlnol contains all of tbo
healing and strongth creating ole-
nionts of cod llvor oil, but without
a drop of tho usoloss oil to upsot
tho stomach nnd retard its work,
and tonic Iron nddod.
"Very few pooplo who suffor
with stomach trouble can tnko othor
forms of cod llvor oil and emulsions
or sickening drugs, but Vlnol
strengthens nnd tones up tho wonk
onod nerves of tho dlgostlvo organs
nnd enables tho HUfforor to digest
with ease tho vory foods that onco
caused distress.
'Wo ask ovory porson In Snlom
suffering from stomach trouble to
try Vlnol on our guarantee." G. W.
Putmnn, druggists.
Note. While wo nro solo ngonts
for Vlnol In Snlom, It Is now for tmlo
at the leading drug store In nearly
ovory town nnd city In tho country.
Look for the Vlnol agency In your
town.
FASTIDIOUS WOMEN
consider Paxtlnc Toilet Antiseptic a
necessity in the hygienic caro of tho
person and for local treatment of
feminine ills. As a wash its cleansing,
germicidal, dcodoriilng and healing
qualities arc extraordinary. For sale
at Druggists. Sample free. Address
The R. Paxton Co., Boston, Mass.
TALKKI) MONHOK DOOTIUXK.
Professor
OinmhhI HIn Mouth
Stopped In.
mill
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will bo
pleased to learn that thcro Is nt least
on dreaded disease that sclouco has
been able to cure in all tta stages,
and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Curo Is tho only positive euro now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
roqulrea a constitutional trcatmont.
Haifa Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surface of tho system,
thereby destroying tbo foundation of
tho disease, and giving tho patlont
strength by building up tbo consti
tution and assisting nnturo In doing
Its work. Tho proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powerd
that they offer Ono Hundred Dollars
for any cose that It falls to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Addresa F. J. CHENEY &. CO., To
ledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 7C&
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. O"
The Ttxtu Woaffor.
Cure all kidney, bladder and
rkeamatlo trouble; sold by all drug
State, er two Months treatment by
aaail far $1. Dr. 9. W. KaJL Vlt
OUT atrMt St. LouU, Mo. Sm
fer tMUaioaJtla . gold by ftUsVa
Irag tra. dw-lyr
Berlin, March 11. Tho lapso of
Professor BurgOHs, holder of the
Roosevelt championship, on the Mon
roo doctrine, has mado htm bnu
nnsoa crate with tho German clllzons
but ho has won gront rospect and re
gard for his suporlor qualities of
mind nnd honrt so that his depar
ture rocolves many expressions of
public rogret and ostoom. Tho faro-
well dinners given In his honor
provod a groat succowi, tho guotitH
Including thu lending reprosontatlves
of ofllclal and educational circles.
Prof. Burgeas was toasted and
choerod heartily. Minister of Edu
cation von Studt declnred that tho
prosonco In Gormany of such Ameri
can representatives of tho serious
soloncos not only contributor to their
niutuiTl friendship, but Is n sourco
of honor to both couutrlos. Prepara
tions for othor ontortalumonts of
Professor Burgess show that thu pro-
fossor has taken a deep hold on tho
hoart of Germany.
Notice.
Notlco is horeby glvon that tho
board of directors of School Dlstrlot
No. 80, county of Marlon, Stato of
Oregon, will recelvo scaled bids on
or boforo April 1, 1907, for tho oroc
tlon of n two-room school houso.
Plana nnd specifications and ruloa
governing bids are now on fllo In
tho clerk's offlco, and aro opon to
Inspection, Tho board reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids.
WM. H. HOWD,
Clerk of District, Shaw, Or.
3-7-tf
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BUY
Sulphur,
Blue Vitrol
AND AIL
Spray Material
AT
FRY'S Drug Store
Prices Ahsefettefy Lowest
Now York, March 7. Now is the
hour nt hand whon women who de
light In dainty underwear gets In, her
host work. Thoro aro mnuy who dis
like tho Idoa of factory goods and
sweat-shop work, who opposed to
mnchlno work cannot afford the Im
ported hnnd mndo labor, find tho so
lution In doing this work for them
solvo8. Every year thoso fascinating
garments grow tlnor and finer and
moro costly until ono wondors If the
climax Is not nt hand.
Tho days nro -jnst whon women
mndo great dlfforonco In winter nnd
summor nppnrol, nnd the sheorest of
lawns nnd tho dalntlost of locos nnd
embroideries aro as much to be soon
In tho llngorlo shop In mid-winter
as In summor. It is In the outer
gnrmonts that my Indy looks for
warmth nnd a good Idoa It Is with
out highly hentod houses.
Of courso ono may have lingerie nt
a cost thut to tho ordinary woman
would mortn a small fortune, for In
stance a recent brldo paid $200; for
ono Bklrt nnd n Bet of three pieces
for ?1000. But to tho woman or
modornto salnry or Income such o.x
travagouco Ib out of tho question, hut
by taking n look at thoso beautiful
creations and by tho nld of hor own
clvor fingers sho often coutrlvos nnd
crentos and outfit which Is bought in
n shop would cost far moro than Bho
could othorwlso afford, nnd moro
thoro Is such n satisfaction In thus
outdoing circumstances,
Becnuso of tho ehnngo In outer gar
ments llngorlo modes must also
change, Just ns corsots must. With
tho prosont voguo of clinging grnco
ful lined your underdross must bo
perfect nnd each garment cut to fit
tho contour of the llguro ns nearly as
possible. Tho old tlmo buiichlnoss
has dlsappoarod nnd the gown o'f tho
modtshly droBuod womnn has no moro
benonth It thnn Is nbBolutoly uccoa
sory. Porhaps It Is safe to say that
tho maximum Ib a couplo of thick
nesses of fine nainsook or somo sim
ilar gown, os great caro holng takon
to avoid oxtra ftillnoss whoro not do
Blroablo and still hnvo ample width
elsewhere. In fact, tho modish wom
an bollevoB It no waBte of time or
monoy to think long nnd carofully
on what she wears underneath. She
is willing to thus spend bccnuBO Bho
kuowa that tho fit of hor gowns do
pond upon all such things.
Tho stout woman and tho thin
womnn must In the solectlou of tholr
undorwonr pnttoriu study propor
tions (ib much as thoy do for tholr
drosses. As long as there nro stout
women nnd thin women will thoro
bo combination garment that havo
not nn Inch to spare, and chemises
that nro full of lliilllnnw to Increase
tho llguro. For the stout woman who
wishes to roducu hor slzo to a mini
mum, thu combination suit certainly
nldB her In nttalnlng this end. Every
particle of HitporlluouH fulluoss Ih
done away with with a elevor method
of cutting nnd n Honm nt tho waist
Hue, making It the garmont by nil
odds tho host to wear under the prin
cess gown. Now the chemise Ih tho
friend of tho Hlmdor woman. In
tho now models thoro Is no front
opening, bolng slipped ovor thu bend,
whoh makes possible all sorts of
elaborate trimming schomos either
of artistically InsoL lacus or beautiful
doalgns In ombroldory.
Mnny mnku a grunt mlstako In
thinking that It Is economy to buy
Inexpensive materials. Whllu it Is not
worth whllo to purchase shoot mn
torlalB for less than 25 conts n yard,
good long cloth, cambric, muslin, sor
vlceablo for nightgowns, drawers
and ordinary nottlelntH can at tho
best bo bought sometimes for mil oh
less. For corset covorrt handkor-
chief linen Is most dainty nnd ser
viceable If of a good quality, which
should bo nbout 50 cents a yard, and
If ono makes tholr own covers this
oxpenso can bo taken. Batisto Is an
other material that la liked because
of Us dalntlnosH and adaptability to
all sorts of titfou but caro must bu
takon as It Is not after all as durable
as nainsook because of thu uneven
threads and dimity has tho saino If
not worse fault, and tours easily,
thoroforo do not put very exponslvo
trimmings upon elthor1 but resorvo
thorn for the fine linens. China silk
Is liked for undarwalsts and skirts.
Tho reckless profusion of bund em
broidery is perhaps to tho unlnltluted
tho most surprising foaturo of these
marvelous sets of dainty lingerie
Ono inodo of docoratlon fa sotting
medallions of hand embroidery In an
Insertion of real loco, tho Insertion
bolng in turn edged with a narrow
lace, tho wholo resembles flowers
framed in laced: In a "chemise
nightgown," that Is that it slips over
I
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OLD
TRUSTY
Tho Incubator that always Bolla
Must be a reason why every
body buys. It Ib tho simplici
ty of tho regulator; tho enao
with which thoy arc oporatcd;.
thoy burn loss oil than any oth,
or machine of the same slic
Your neighbor has one ami
will toll you that thoy nro good!
nnd that you had bottor buy
ono. Romombor It la tho onrly
ehlckon that pays tho big mon
ey OUT ONE NOW.
Free Test
You havo Blxty dnyB to tent
them; longer If you want It.
We have confidence In tho ma
chine or we would not soil It
on those tonus.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
Wholesale nnd Retail FecO'-
inen and Slinon,
Poultry ami lieu Supplies.
-W Commercial St, Phone UK)
i
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the head Instead of opening In front",
tho gown fnlls full from a round
yoke, lUHot with medallions. Tho
pointed yoko effect Is a great favor
Ito and In which tho fine noodle
workor may ndnpt many a pattern
oaslly as tho yoko may bo entirely
finished before It Is sot on tho gar
mont nftor bolng Joined to tho gown
It Is usunlly finished with a deep,
rulllo. On a number of tho uow
gowns seen tho klmona Bleoo 1a
oftoi' used. Most of tho alcoves nre
"coiiBpFclous by tholr nbsonco," for
anything reaching bolow tho olbow
Is not for the momont tolerntod and
mnny aro even shortor thnn olbow
length. Ribbons, oh, yon, yards and'
ynrdB of them In bows Hob nnd flut
tering onila nro used. But, Bponkfug?
of ribbons thoBO nro not tho narrow
flllkon strlpB of tho paBt, but lUBtroua
Hhlmmory bnndB, which need much'
coaxing to pass them through tho lit
tle oyeletB and which brondon out
Into clilo little bows.
A Hood Idea Is that adopted by
somo clover women who If not push
ed of necessity to It aro yet full of
that accomplishment which known
how to save llngorlo nt somo rella
ablo houso and then, In odd mo
ments, trim those gnrmonts with
Gorman ValonclonncH, Mechlin or
Cluny laco with perhaps an em
broidered Intlal as a further adorn
meiit. Tho work Ib plonsant nnd tho
total cost Ih Just nbout half what In
would bring In thu lingerie Bhopu.
But tho woman who most send her
lino clothes to tho InundrusH or woro
the so-called hand laundries, though
she may have n few nice pieces linn
a full supply from which haa been
eliminated all unnocotumry ruftloK
and Iiiqoh. Instead of beading ca
Ings run with linen tapes or colored
wash-ribbons, this casing Is made by
Mulshing thu neck nnd sloovoa with
a bias band or this matorlul which
whon finished Is about an Inch Id
depth and wears ns long as tho gown
ItHolf and wo all know how qulokly
beading wours out. Another now
fancy to ho used Instoad of bonding
Ib working little oyoletu around tho
top of tho corsot cover or othor gnr-
inontH and running narrow ribbons,
through, Tho womnn who does nor
mind work will Insert bonding over
all aaam and little wIiooIb of lnce
cases aro covered with fine feathnr
stltchlng. Tho uewiMt thing In eonwt oovon
and ono that promise to bo perma
nent because the womnn who Is d
Klrous of a slender figure but must
attain It by certain Illusions known
only to droflsmakow, finds It a boon
and also because It Ih tho boat gar
ment under the prince dross. X
vory pretty garmont of this order I
mado with a Hhapod yoko of nll-ovor
ombroldory showing n aquaro neck
opening edged with a lava rufllo.
The fullness at thu waist Is adjusted
by nnrrow tucks which widen out In
to a wldu skirt fastened at thu aide
and finished on tho button with ruf-
II oh Inset on ribbons and a big how
at each side. Bomotlmoa tho skirt Dt
gored and mado Bopnrntoly from tftiw
waist and nftorwards Joined to ft dy
a Htrong beading run with a rlloon.
CATII ERINE MANN-PA YS5ANT
Cure! iAitnhago,
A. B. Canmsn, Chicago, writes
Mar. 4, 1003, "Having been troubled
with Lumbago, at dlfforont times ana?
tried ono physician after another
then different ointments nnd lini
ments, gave it up altogether. 8o 1
trlod onco more, and got a bottle ot
Ballard's Snow LInlmont, which gavo
mn almost Instant relief. I can cheer
fully reclmmend it, and will add my
name to your lilt of sufferers." Beld:
by D. J. Fry.
I