DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALKM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY IB, 1007.
"Blessings Brighten as They
Take Their Right"
.. .. !- tinier so much nrized as when .l!nH intrrforAe with
insure or work. When the stomach is sick, the digestion weak, the
ves unstrung, u,c "" " " ", "'6 ucshhuic
, ,ounj mind in a healthy body. Keep stomach, liver and bowels
njood order with
EECHAM'S PILLS
nc you will rarely lose n day's work or an evening's pleasure through
Bctoess. These pills are a saie corrective anu a general ionic, me good
i .. utnYt nr felt throughout the entire bodv. Whennvrr von nn
rj-i:nir ni vour best, take Bcecham's Pills. Thev relieve constioa.
tQt reinove bilious conditions, improve Uic digestion,
Create Appetite, Restore Sleep
and Bring Back Health
In boxes wltu lull dtrcetioas, 10c mad 25c.
lrltou and His Empire.
other words, he knows nothing
lndn. Ic remains tor mm nnj
fcost of us Just a uriumnL m-
Un You who rend tills and
fare ultimately rcaponslblo for
Ms tolng done In your nnmo un
ite Hlmnlyns nnd Cape Co
md who would fight to tho
Vo lcep tho BrltlBh Hnj Intact,
not give a clalr outline of even
of the thousand iascinaiintj
as that face tho rulers of that
country. A Durbar nuiy
r
rfi
STONE'S HEAVE DROPS.
eatest known remedy for heaves.
$1. To cxprois oinces away
Salem I pay 25 cents on express
mi.
ilghland, Oregon, Oct. 31, 1902.
it to certify that I gnvo my
ono bottlo of "Stono's Hcuve
i ' and cured nor of heaves.
was Inst winter and sho has not
afflicted since. 0. Wallace.
)r. S. C. STONE. Snlctu, Ore.
sn!o by all drucKlste.
:SSKS FITTED, LARGE STOCK
you don't think I would mnko a fool
of myself twice In the same way."
Chicago News.
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A Durst of Sentiment.
"I've got a good notion," said
Plodding Pcto, "to join dls forestry
association."
"What fur?"
"I want do trees prosorvod In nil
delr vonornblo bonuty. I want to see
do monnrchs of de wlldornoss left
undisturbed In dolr poacoful majes
ty. It's tlmo dls practice of handln'
n man an ax an' tcllln' him to chop
wood was stopped." Washington
Star.
lor
, i
j
the BEcmrr
f t I rmil la In nnnh rlnmnnri
i'3 flnr quality, llghtnoss and
DSt .
wh
IB flavor In that it Id
Je f- m choice Winter whoat and
"the
Jog your Interest, a frontier war may
excite It, nnd some confused notion
that IliiBsIn needs watchlnc Is nrob
nbly hlways more or less at work at
tho back of your mind. But when
India Is neither particularly spec
tacular, nor particularly at war, nor
particularly harassed by "Russian
designs," you find It frankly dull.
I am not urging this ns a reproach
Far from It. 1 repolco at tho healthy
and judicious Indlfforonco of ou1
people. It shows that they possess
tho truo secret of empire. I can
tmagtno nothing moro fatal than that
India should become a topic on which
ovory Englishman felt bound to hnve
an opinion, nnd when I say Indin I
moan, of course, every country In
which wo aro ruling orlontnls by
ways wo do not apply to ourselves.
Every Englishman for nearly a 100
yoars hns folt bound to have nn opin
ion on Irolnnd, which Is a country
not without Its Btronks of orientalism
and look at tho rosultl Our na
tional genius for not bothorlng about
tho principles and dally detailed
workings of our imperial rule hn-
been tho grontest safoguard of tho
omplrc. Tho empty benches In the
houso of commons when such sub
Jects aro up aro on overwhelming
demonstration of political common
sense.
But thoro nro signs that the com
mon sonBo Is nnsslnR from ub, nnd
h bolng rcplnced by an unpollt'c
curiosity. Moro nnd moro memberB
nro growing fatally Interested In tho
omplro, nro beginning to Bk for
streams of fact, aro fusBing over lit
tlo, Incidonts, nro prying Into thU
and questioning thnt, and are doing
what they can to convert tho suprem
acy of tho houso of commons ovor
our allon dapondonclos form a neces
sary fiction into nn inquisitorial fact
Mr. Byles and Mr. Robertson nnd
tholr friends typify tho spirit and the
scopo of those notlvltlos. Thoy bring
to tho problem of orientalism groat
pnrnostnuss a collossal nltulsm, no
Imagination, n profound faith In the
democratic idoa, and no local knowl
Mge. This Is an Impossible oqulpmont
for Imporlnl statesmanship, and It
Incronslng fnvor among our radical
Bontlmontnllsts Is a danger of the
first magnitude. Whon wo find In
tho houso of commons a growing
numbor of mon whoso conscience will
not allow thorn to bo democratic at
homo and nutocratic abroad, who
will novor bo persuaded that ono na
tion's meat may bo nnothor nation's
poUon, who regard all mon nnd an
societies ns oqually capable of self
government, who aro obsessed by n
mania for political proselytlam, and
whose Instinct Is to govern India, nno
Umatilla Swells Roll nt Salctn.
Pendleton. May 15. Judco Bonn,
of tho circuit court, has added three
moro mon to tho ponltentlnry roll.
Thomns Jefferson was glvon a son-
tenco of one yonr for taking a horso
from a hitching rack In Echo recent
ly. Later he stnkod out tho nnlmnl
In n field In such n mnnner that It
beenmo entangled In tho ropo nnd
wbb strangled to donth. Ho pleaded
cullty to tho chnrge. James Brown
and Forrel Pope also agreed that the
Information filed against them by tho
district attorney won qulto truthful
and got tho snmo sentence ns their
jail compnnlon. Thoy were sentenced
for stealing soino clothing from n
boxcar at Mcncham a fow days ago
Good Words for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
Pcoplo ovorywhero tako pleasure
In testifying to tho good qunlttlos of
Chamborlatn's Cough Rotnody. Mrs.
Edward Phillips of Barclay, Md.,
wrltes: "I wish to toll you that 1
can recommond Chamborlaln's Cough
Romcdy. My llttlo girl, Cathorlne,
who Is two yenrs old, has boon taking
this romcdy whonovor sho has hnd a
cold slnco sho was two months oil.
About a month ago I contracted n
dreadful cold myoolf, but I took
Chamborlaln's Cough Romcdy nnd
was soon ns well as ovor." This rom
cdy is for solo by Dr. Stono'B drug
store
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Fortune" In Fur.
Snblos nio unfortunntoly becoming
vory rnro and, on account of tho
cront domnnd for thorn, hnvo risen
considerably In prlco during tho lnet
fow yenrH. A coat that about two
years ago would have cost $20,00
would now bo worth nt lonHt $30,
000. Tho omprosB of Russia possosB.is
ono of tho most bonutlful sable coots
In oxlBtonce. It Is mudo from tho
most splendid sables procurablo and
Is valued at $300,000 or $400,000
Queen Maud of Norway Is onothor
quoon conHort who is lucky enough
to posFosR mngnlflcout snblcs, and
tho coat composed of this bcnutlftil
polt which was so groatly admlro.l
during hor recent visit to England ic
said to bo worth between $150,000
nnd $200,000.
o
Revival Campaign.
Tho preparatory servlco at tho
First Methodist church Monday even
ing was woll attendod, and those
prosont oxproBsod much enthusiasm
ovor tho revival cnmpntgn that Is o
bogln on Wodnosday night under
Evangelist Haudonsohlold. Rov. W
II. Selleok spoko Inst night on "HoM
Yo Away tho Stone," and a special
ronsocratlon sorvlco for members of
tho church wns hold. Mr. Houden
schlold arrived in Salem lust night
nnd will tako chargo of tho meetings
on this evening.
tie ' methods known in baking Kf.ypt nmi the Malay states on the
She reunion and enjoymont of ljneg n mowhat larger Warwick-
Ubbu h. sarao tlmo. If you nro,Bh,ra w0 ,nay b Bure England i"
t U r - 1 ll.im'a li rfid trv It. I ' .. . .nnn.mlnl'
I llom'H bread try it.
C U'lTAL BAKERY,
C. ULLOM, Trop.
HARPER
i VHISKYS
won on the road to connrming
Froudo's dictum that "free peoples
cannot govern subject races." Syd
ney Brooks In London Mall.
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Anhlo Devp.
'Mr Murphy. Mr. Murphy I" cried
an excited farm hand to his master
who was just emorglng ' from the
i dairy, "will ye be sending six mon
I with mo. with spades?
, has stuck In tho bog."
I ..... ... . -- !
"Well," rosponuea nis manr, i
blm walk out."
But." cried MIoky, "he's up to
bis ankles'"
"An' what of that? As I said. lt
him walk out."
"But, bogorrah, sir, lie's In head
first Illustrated Bits.
Eagles Devour Young lMgs,
Pullman, Wash., May 15. That
eagles nro carrying off young pigs Is
tho declaration of Lou Kcgley, son
of C. B. Kegley, whoso farm lies 10
miles southwest of Pullmnn. Mr.
Kegley states that there are a number
of ongles I if tht tclnlty nnd that
thoy have had tholr homo thoro for
years nnd hatch tholr young onch
soason. Mr. Kegloy, Sr., killed n
mammoth eaglo on his ranch lnat
spring and brought It to Pullmnn
nnd presented it to tho Washington
stnto college. It wns stuftod and
placed in the eoltoge museum. Lou
Kegloy says that a numbor of small
er eagles hnvo boon killed on his
rnther's farm nnd In that vicinity
Tho eagles have carried oft n number
of pure bred Poland China pigs from
tho Kegley ranch nnd tho loss Is con
siderable. Attempts nro to bo made
to kill all of tho englos In that dis
trict, but the taBk Is rognrdod as a
hard one, as tho birds aro qulto wild
and difficult to approach.
o '
Will Meet Tonight.
Both sections of tho Y. M. C. A.
boys clus will moot tonight in joint
session for tho purpose or nrranglng
tholr bosobnll teams for the sensor
nnd planning a "Country Fair" to bo
hold in tho gynnnlum on May 31st
Tho club has obout 1C0 members and
It is expected that ot IcoBt 100 of
them will bo at tho mooting tomor
row night.
o
"Trial by Jury" nt Chenumn.
Tho high school gleo club will
present "Trial by Jury" at tho Cho
mawa Indian Bchool noxt Saturday
ovonlng. Tho Bnmo oxcollont talent
will bo used as npponrcd In tho piece
whon It wnB proBonted at tho Snlom
high school. Tho proceeds will be
UBod for tho bonoflt of tho Chemawa
athletic dopnrtmont nnd ns nil tho
proformors Including Dr. Eploy, the
dlroctor, will donnto tholr norvlco?,
tho nthlotle fund of tho Chomnwn
BtudontB will doubtloBs bo IncronRod
matorlally.
o
Slop Grumbling.
If you suffor from Rhoumntlsm or
pains, for Ballard's Snow Llnlmont
will brine aulclc rollof. It Is a sure
euro for SprainB, Rhoumntlsm, Con
tractcd Muscles and nil palnB and
within tho rench of all. Prlco 25r.
50c, $1.00. O. It. Smith, Tonohu,
Tox., wrltes: "I havo used Ballard'
Snow Llnlmont In my fnmlly for
years and havo found it a flno rom
cdy for all pains nnd aches. I roc
ommond it for pnlnB In tho cheat."
Sold by D. J. Fry.
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CASTOR IA
For Infant, and Children.
Tht Kind You Have Always Couglit
dLrffj3bEt
The Change op Life
Sensible Advice to Women from Hrs. Henry Lee
firs. Fred Certia and firs. Pinkham.
MRS HENRY LEE
Owlntf to modern methods of living
not ono woman In tv thousand ap
proaches this perfectly natural change
without oxporlonolng a train of very
luuioyinfr and sometimes painful
symptoms.
. ThU is tho most critical porlod of
her vf hole existence nnd ovory woman
who ncglectn tho care of her health
at this urns Invites disease nnd pain.
When her system is In a deranged
condition or nho Is predisposed to
tc
IlltAlv
boat of nervous Irritations make life a
burden. At this tlmo also concern
and tumors are more liable to form
and begin their destructive work.
Such warning eyroptotrui as senso
of suffocation, not flashes, hendachos,
bnokaohos, molancholla, dread of Im-
f lending evil, palpitation of tho heart,
regularities, constipation and dltzl
nesa aro promptly heeded by intel
ligent women who aro approaching
tho porlod of life when this groat
chango may bo oxpeoted.
Mrs. Fred Cerlla, 1014 So. Lafayctto
Street, So, Bend, 1ml., writes:
Dmf Mm Plnklmtn i
K. r nklmm'i vtHtoiniiie uom
tuon or nno in prcaiBHBQ m
ilexy or congestion of any organ,
tendenoy U at this period
y to become aotlvo and with a
MRS, FRED CERTIA
nn pawing throunh Clrnnco of Uf. For
ovoml months I mtftoml from hot flwues,
axtrtmo nrrroumteM, headache and woep
lwwnww. I hftd no appetite and uM twt
lyr. I hml mad tin my mind thoro was
no holn for rao until 1 Ixfinn to um Lydla
B. nnktuunl Vnctabl Cooud. Biy
bad yrnptoma Cfaixd, and it brought
nafly tbrouRh taa danger perlal. built
up my ijnitem and 1 am In axcolleiit bnuHl
rconlldw Lyitia JE. rinktiarn'o VestH
Compound unturpawed for women during
thU trying jeriol of life,"
Mrn. Henry Lcc, 60 Winter Btreat,
Now llttven, Conn,, writcai
Dear Mrs. rinkhams m , M
"After KufTering untold mltvry for three
Yeam durliiK Chango of Llfo I heard of
Lydla 15. rinkhaaVi Vegetable CoHipound.
I wrota yon of my condition, awl rgan to
take Lydla R. rinkhama VegetaMe Com-
rwnd and followed your advlco, and to-day
am ell and happy. I can now walk any
wh re nnd work aa well a anyone, and for
year previous I hnd tried bill could not get
around without help. I coi'Mder your medi
cine a sovereign bain for Riffoi lng woBieB,"
Women panning through this critical
oorlod nhould rely upon Lydla K.
VlnUhnm'nVegotuble Compound. If
thcro in anything about your case
you don't understand write to Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn, Mann., for ndvlco, It
in freo and nan guided thousands te
health.
T.r.lln
nminii ( tho Monl mnllclne for women who
Whon a modioino hits beon BuccoBStui in rostorintr to iienuu,
Roltmlly thouwuitls of womon. you cannot woll Bay without trying
It, "I do not boliovo it will holn mo." It to yonr duty to yournolf
And family to try Lydia E. Piukhum's VoKotnblo Comjxmud.
SELF RISING
B. B. B.
Flour
For Ronton Brown Ilrttul, Grlddlo Cakon, Munins anil PIhiii Pudding-.
. ALLK.VH II. II. II. FI.OUR CO., INC., SAN Jonc, Cal.
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Bears the
Blgnataro
MMM
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Over-Work,
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure blood.
It used to be considered that onlv
urinary and bladder troubles Mere to be
traceu 10 uic kiuiiob
but now modern
Kicnce proves thut
nearly all diseow
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most mijwrtant
organs.
The kidnays Alter
and purify the blood
mat is weir wor
oaa at home for
Orations pt;
liSBOW all o.cr
"yoria.
For le oy
At,CHRKIBi, Sale
T,.fnr utifn vnurkiilnuxiareMoak
or out of order, you can understand how
, quiCKiy your cuurc uuy ii.-. "
Pat Dwaney i,owery organ Mms to fail to do its
If you arc sick or "feel badly," begin
taking the great kidney remedy, It.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
as your kidneys are well they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If you are sick you can make no mis
take by first doctoring ur kulnci.
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. It
stands the highest for lU vomhrrful cures
No Cnu for Alarm. I ... ,. ,, ,,i er-f.
.. . ..a ....r, , "" "". "."... : libera
ine aoavfmvuu u """""" druggists in my-ccnt
bumps. ' and one-dollar size
.v.. bnn Tn,n m m ! voMnK bottles. You may
' ' ti.viiA 4ttir1 Vwflft .. fiMfiiPnrlf
wife, "that I usod to bo your tyP6- w mail free, also a pamphlet telling ou
writer." how to find oat if you have kidney or
ITmyos grunted John. 'bladder trouble. Mention this paper
rrrrM i. , ntintiMi T wiih Ton! btn wriUngto Dr. Kilmer Be Co.. Hmg.
TV ell. the continued, I wlsl yon N $ mikc Bny Utakc,
would discharge tho girl you naro but rctacabr the tume, Swamp-Koot,
bow and biro a man In her plaee." Dr. Kilsser'a Swaasp-Root, asd the ad.
"Huh!" rejoined bubby. "I hope dxes,IHKUo,N.Vos every bottle
f Gold Dttst Flotir
Made by TUB 8YDNBT TOW
BS COMPANY, Bldney. Oregon. 2
,Mado tor family use. Ask your J,
A I. J I . iA
groctr lor u iraa nu uiurii
nlwfayt on band
P. B. Wallace
AGENT
"
A SQUARE DEAL
AND A FAIR TRIAL OK OUR FARM IMPLliMKNTB AND
MACIIINKRY OF ALL KINDH. IF YOU ARK NOT HATIHF1KD
WITH A FAIR TRIAL YOU NIJIJI) NOT 1IUY.
I HULL TRACTION AND STATIONARY KNOINKH, NICHOL'S
AND HIIKPARD'H Itr.D RIVICR HIU'ARATORH, HAY DALKHH,
BTIVKI7r AND ROAD GRADING MACHINICUV.
VM HANDLI5 T'"3 IIYIW WAOONH, KNGKR 1IUGG11KH,
IIACKH AND CAHHIAara.
wk ark aflunth for tiiu adrianoic, 1iuokkyk mow
i:rh, clipi'kr vijowh and ului: riiiiion ouitivatoiu,
AI-HO BOMK HUCOND HAND FARM IMl'LiaiUNTH AND
WAOONfl VKHV CIIKAI.
FAINTS, OILS AND VAItNISIIKS AT WHOL1WALK AND UK.
TAIL, GLASS AND STAINS OF ALL KINDS, AND PAINTKH8
SUI'FLIKH.
lll'nOY TOPS, DASHHOAIU18, WIIII'H, HOIIKH, KTO,
CORIirilPONDnNnS SOLICITKD, CIRCULARS AND DKUOItlF'
T1VK OATAIX1GUKS FlltNISUKD ON AFl'LIOATION.
GEO. B. JACOB, Prop.
I'ilONi; 1(11 LIN
COR. FRONT AND l'INH HTKKHTR
sf
Spout wisely is the sourco of muct
satisfaction. Why not spond a llttlf
of It wisely now buying groceries of
us?
Baker, Lawrence & Baker.
SMeueon to JUrrltt ai Lawrase
TtcFasfiion Stables
rrmrly Btopaon's Btable.
Up-to-date livery and eab 11ns
FBEral turnouts a specialty, Tally
ko fdr pleaies and ezearsioDS, Pkoa
U. GHAS. W YANNKK, Prop
til ad ZW niffs StrMt
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?flHlf(f RENCH FKJL
UUhMPlLL8.
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SoW Ih Stm ky Dr. S. C. Slant
FOR SALE! jg
Wo nro uow in a position to mako
prices on vacant lots, also hotisos
and lots In Highland addition, nloni;
tho flulom-I'ortland now oloctrlo lino
This proporty has not boon offored
for solo boforo slnco tho complolloo
of tho road, nnd wo hnvo some x
coptlonnlly good buys.
Derby & Willson
Salem Fence Wire
HeadquMrli-ra for Woven Wire
IVnrliig.
Netting. IMokets, Oatos, Shingles, P
k. II. Ready Roofing. Hereon Door
and Adjustlblo Window floroons
All at lowest price.
Walter Morley
250 Court St. Salem, Ore
j0m
.A Xl "BSSSSBS
Rocky Mountmn Tea Nuggets
A But KcMm Ut buy Fm!i.
Mil OoUia Hutk iki Kt(twi Sign.
X inside turOjUti-nimu. Ii1i4Ueu, 14tK
aiul KJJor TrounlM. 1ai)l-. Hni, Iinput
UU1 ILt-i UimtlU, Hlnl'gHit 1!0U, )(r;lCl
o4 lUckKtlio l'R ty;jDUlaTrlnlt.
n torm. Vi cbi a Uix. (imuin iuad by
II.)U4r bmo Cummht. UniUo, WU,
WLOEM KJOQETS fCR SALLCW rC0rVt
"CJVf f
TIIU NKWKHT HIIAIMUI
11)11 YOUNG LADIK
wo'ro talking about shoos now are
to bo had here. Mnybo wo ought
to say stylos, for tho young woman
of today Is nthlotle enough to look
out for hor own shapo. For Fall
and Winter wear, then, we wliL
show any maiden a shoo to rival i
dalutiuoss hor own foot, and it will
be cornfortablo, too evon as to lht
prico wo'il ak,
JACOB VOGT
Opposite l'tttbmb' I look Storo
345 State St. Salem, Oreson
Hallos Fenify
la uow open and ready fr biMl.
noss, Road ozcelleat oa btk s444
of rtyer. A. P, PHTTYJOWK.
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