DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1007.
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TIRED AND SICK
YET MUST WORK
"Man raav work from sun to sun
but woman's work is novor done,"
In order to keep tho homo neat
and pretty, tho children well dressed
and tidy, women overdo and often
suffer in silence, drifting along from
bad to worse, knowing well that
they ought to haro help to overcome
the pains and aches wnicn daily
caako lifo a burdon.
It is to tlicso women that Lydia
S. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
made from natlvo roots and herbs,
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ogiuus an a uicb.iiuk iiiicu ino oim- .., aiij i tnki
its aro dopread. tho head and back ivl Ko. UKJ - U in
aches, there are dragglng-dawn paini, norvousness, sleeplessness, and
reluctance to go anywhere, these are only symptoms which unless
heeded, are soon followed by the worst forms of Femalo Complaints.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
keeps tho feminino organism ina strong and healthy condltidn. Itcurcs
Inflammation, Ulceration, displacements, and organic troubles. In
preparing for child-birth and to carry women safoly through the Change
of Life it is most efficient.
Mrs. Augustus Lyon, of East Earl, Pa., writes: Dear Mrs. Pink
ham: "For a long time I suffered from femalo troubles and had all kinds
of aches and pains in tho lower part of back and sides, I could not
sleep and had no appetite. Since taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and following tho advlco which you gave me I feel like a
mew woman and I cannot praise your medicine too highly."
Mrs. Pinkham's Invitation to Women
Wotnon suffering from any form of femalo weakness aro invited to
write Mrs Plnkham, at Lynn. Mass. Out of her vast volume of er-
iporlenco she probably has tho very knowlcdgo that will help your
caso. Her advlco Is free and always helpful.
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Sun.
to bo feasible. New York
RURAL LETTER CARRIERS'
STATE ASSOCIATION
ORATORICAL CONTEST TONIGHT.
ttrntor of Willamette Societies Will
Contest for Silver Cup.
Tho Phllodorlnns, PhllodoBlans
Tnnd tho Wcbstorlans, throo literary
Boclotles of Wlllnmotto Unlvorsltiy,
"will cross oratorical Bwords in tho
""vnrsity chapol this ovonlng.
Tho organizations will ho ropro
"Hontort, respectively, by A. R. Mark
er, Miss Mary Glttlns nnd John
Tlolchon, nnd tho occasion will bo
no or tho most plonsant Boclal meet
ings of tho uonson. Tho contest Is
sin annual affair and tho rivalry bo-
"iwcon tho various soclotlos brings
tfoT.th tho most nhlo offorts to gnln
possession of tho silver loving cup.
"Tho trophy was won .lust yenr by Mr.
Inrkor, tho roprosontntlvo of tho
Thllodorlnn socloty, nnd thnt organ
Pern's Great Railroad Project.
Peru Intonds to connect hor moro
populous nrea on tho Pacific with
hor vnst oaBtorn territories, now rec
ognized as ninong tho richest parts
of South America. This part of tho
ropublic om braces about 500,000
squnro miles, and Is known as tho
Montnnn, a nnmo that covers not only
tho mountainous districts, but also
tho widespread nlluvlal plain
through which many of tho head
streams of tho Amazon mnko thoir
way. A largo part of It Is covered
with tropical tlmbor of tho highest
vnluo. Dr. Slovors, tho loading Gor-
inan authority says thnt rubber trocs
are thoro In onorinous quantities and
will bo nn Incxhnustlblo sourco of
wealth wlion tho now, rational plan
tation system Is Introduced.
All this rich country was Inacccs-
Blblo n nuartor of n century ngo on
Will be held in Portland, June 7th
and Sth. Members from all pnrts of
tho state will bo present as many
Important .mnttors aro coming beforo
tho meeting. Of tho Salem carriers,
W. H. Squire, F. P. Litchfield and
J W. Cox aro going down this after
noon on tho 4:30 train.
Among tho many matters to bo
brought up stops will bo taken to
Becuro the ndopUon of tho King road
drag by the county courts as a logal
requirement in each road district
and compelling its uso over each
road so many times each season.
This has been done in a number of
the eastern states with marked suc
cess. Another thing to bo asked for will
bo the allowanco of Christmas holi
day and also the abolishment of tho
"penny In tho box" nulsanco and re
quiro patrons to buy nnd affix stamps
to their letters beforo depositing In
tho box.
It is expected that addrosses will
be made by Senator Fulton, Congrees
mnn W. C. Ilawloy, Postmaster
MInto of tho Portland ofllco, Inspec
tor E. C. Clement and others all of
whom hnvo promised to bo In attend
ance. Postmaster "Fnrrur of Salem
will also bo at tho mooting. K. P.
Loop of McMlnnvillo is president of
tho association and tho meeting will
be hold in Commorclal hall that has
been tendered for thnt purpose.
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IIolllBtpr's Rocky Mountain Tea
Purifies tho blood, strengthens tho
norves, regulates tho bowels, aids
tho kldnoys, cures stomach troubles,
builds up tho nervous forco and re
pairs tho ill effect of over eating.
Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. For sale
at Stono's drug storo.
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THE
BREWING OF
v-IJEER IN
JAPAN
Consul General H. B. Miller of
Yokohama, In rovlqwlng tho history
of boor browing in Japan, Bays that
it dates back some twenty years, and
that Its start, in common with many
other enterprises later developed by
tho Japanese, was given by foreign
ers who aimed first to satisfy tho re
quirements of tho forolgn rcsldonts
without, perhaps, foreseeing tho ex
tent of tho demand for tho commo
dity among tho Jnpanoso themselves.
Mr. MUlor traces tho development of
tho industry, as follews:
Tho Klrln Drowory was establish
ed In Yokohama in, 1885, tho com
pany registering in Victoria, Hong
kong, as British, under tho tltlo
Japan Browcry Company (Limited).
Tho master browors havo alwayj boon
Gorman, and there aro at present
three Germans connected with tho
brewery, though they aro llkoly to
bo supplanted now thnt tho business
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J'cars recortl
robast
Izutlon will havo tho samo nblo account of tho hostility of tho In
dinns, from whom thoro Is nothing
moro to fear. They aro holnlng to
Tho contestants havo boon faith- cut paths for tho rubbor collectors.
tfully practicing for tho pnst sovoral .Thoro nro also thousands of snuaro
npcakor to maintain Its prostlgo this
season,
weok8, and it Is expected thnt tho
battlo wllll ho clodo and hard fought.
Tho. program for tho ovonlng,
which begins at 8 o'clock, lu as foleows:
mllos of grass nnd ai'ablo lands, n
pnrt of which, about 5,000,000 acres,
tho Peruvian corporation Is now do
voloplng by opening roads, building
bridges and Introducing colonLts
PlilloclorlMi quartet Solctlon .who nro planting coffoo nnd cacno.
Oration, "From tho Sword to tho For many yours tho plan has boon
n,u,ot" John Rolchon to push thrco linos Across tho Cor-
IiiBtruinontal duet jdlllorna from tho Pacific, and thoso
Robort Eakln and Elva Wlnslow groat proJoctB nro now far ndvanced:
Oration.'Tho Constitution nnd tho JTho northorn Btnrta from tho port of
Unlon" A K. Markor .Pucasmnyo, Is now complotod for n
Phllodoslan iluot Soloctlon couBldornblo dlstnnco boyond Cnja-
Oratlon, "Tho Watohword of tho marca, among tho mountains, nnd
Ako" Mry Qlltlns J W finally roach tho uppor Marnnon.
i-iiiiuiiuniiii quanoi aoiootion Tho southom, running from Mollon
DuuIhIou of Judgos.
COMING EVENTS.
nBsn-
Juno 10 Orogon rionoorB'
elation, Portland.
July 10-15 Intorntalonnl Chris
tian Endoavor convontlon, 8oattlo.
do, ronoliod Puna, on t.ako TItlcaca,
hoforo tho disastrous Chlloan war,
nnd hns slnco complotod n long
northorn branch to tho famous min
ing contor of Cuzoo, on tho Intor
Andcnu plntonu, whllo n southern
branch has roundod tho south coast
of TItlcaca nnd Is making for La Paz,
July 0-13 Knights Tomplnr con
clave, Saratoga, N. Y.
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July lG-20-Grand Lodge Elks nol . v " VIZ, "h '"',"" J "'
Philadelphia. " l'1"- Tho Control Peruvian rail-
iwhu una uvvn iiiusi in mo worlds
oyo nnd Is tho lino that will roach
tho uppor waters of tho Amazon.
Toiler Curwl. 1,,,B romarKauio road starts from
A IndyciiBtoniorof ours had auffor. Cnllno nt son Jovol nnd rises to 500.
d with tottor for two or throo years.!1300' 2800 nml G00 foot nt tllG re
It got bo bad on hor hands that she "Pwtlvo dlstancos of 7, IS, 33 nnd 50
could not attond to hor houaohold '"N08, Tho steady and rapid ascent
dutloa. Ono box of Chamborlaln's cottos till tho track crosses tho
Snlvo cured her. Chamborlaln's ,mm Andonn rango at 15,665 foot,
inedlclnea glvo aploudld aatlBfactlon.nuout 10 fot lower than tho jum
Jn ililn community. M. II. Rodnoy m,t of Mo"t Blanc, nnd thoro It do
& Co., Almond, Aln. OImmborlttln'a(8Con,!8 120 foot to tho mllo for 30
lnodlclnea aro for salo by Dr. Stono'a!1""08 ncross tho mountain plateau
drug atoro. jto Oroya. This plnco is 136 miles in
nn nlr lino from tho coast and 220
miles by rail.
Oroyn Is nlso tho starting point of
tho lino to bo built through tho east-
'orn ranges of tho Andos and down
tho Cordlllornn alopo. Tho Cerro do
Pasco tracks load through a pass to
Tnrmn, whloh Js sopnrated from
Oroya by tho second of tho Intor
Alulonn rangos. Horo tho track
loading down tho slopo will branch
to tho oast, cross tho Chnnohnmayo
valloy, whoro sottlors nlroady supply
CAN DRAW
CHECKS. . .
Checking accounts onablo, folki
to deposit tholr monoy and ro
cy)lvo n passbook, against thoso
accounts thoy aro pormltted to
draw checks.
Chockd may bo given to parties
for such Bums as desired, thus
avoiding frequent trips to the
bank.
If lntoroatod call and Me us.
Woes of n Dninitncri
"I'm JiiBt a littlo discouraged
with my work," Bald tho tall Now
York boy who has started out on
tho road. "I was making my second
trip west whon I mot an old drum
mor who hnd boon on tho rond for
moro than thirty years. Ho sat with
grip botweon his -knees nnd talked
to mo. -
" 'Chuck H, my boy,' ho said. 'If
thoro 1b anything else In tho world
you can do, do It. Look nt my gray
hairs. I don't know whnt is to hoYo
a homo. For thirty years I ha,vo
scon my wlfo about onco In fivo
weeks. I know that I havo a wfo
and chlldron In n fiat In Now York,
but Hint's nil I do know about thorn.
Iho children hnvo grown up and
married, but I hnvo not had tlmo to
nttond tholr woddlngs. My wlfo hns
grown gray, too, but shq has had tho
host of It. Slio has had u homo nnd
tho children. If thoro Id nnythlng
olso you can do In tho world, my
boy,' ho repeated, 'quit drumming
and do It.' "
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Ancient Rome
Is now moroly a memory of tho past
Ballard's Snow Liniment Is tho fam
ily liniment of tho twcntloth century
A posltlvo euro for Rhoumatlsm,
Burns, Cuts, Sprains, Neuralgia, etc.,
Mr. C. II. Runyon, Stanborry, Mo
writes: "I havo used Snow Llnlmont
for Rheumatism and all pain. I
can't say enough in its praiso." Sold
by D. J. Fry.
tBmm
FEEDERICK D. GRANT.
njor goneral in tho United
Stntcs army, son of General U. S.
Grant.
has boon sold to Japanese, who will !
doubtless bo ablo to do moro with
It than tho forolgn owners havo late
ly accomplished. Tho Belling pr'lco
h glvon as $1,000,000. Tho well
known trodo mark (samples fllod at
tho Bureau of Manufacturers) will
probably bo retained. Tho last dlvl
dond of tho company wns at tho rato
of ,20 por cent por annum.
Following tho load of tho foreign
er nnd to secure a sharo of tho grow
ing trade, Buch browerics as tho
from 235,302 gallons In 1897 to
954,706 gallons In 1904. Tho growth
of tlys Industry wna at tho rato of
30 to 40 por cent per annum botweon
1804 nnd 1901, whon its rapid de
velopment, received a check In the
proposition of a tax of $3.50 per
koku (koku 39.7 imperial gallons),
which tax Is still levied, togother with
n war tax of 50 cents per koku.' Tho
output of nil tho breweries lncreasod
fiom 2,088,364 gnllons in 1897 to
6,000,000 gallons In 1906. In 1905
boor was exported to tho value of
$088,723, while In 1906 22,989 dozen
pint bottlos, with a value of $15(-
J797; 655,224 dozen quart bottles,
worm vc6v,4iib, and 04,938 casks,
worth $26,696, mnklng a total of
$781,828, wero exported. China hns
nlwnys taken tho bulk of tho ex
ports although Corea has boon con
suming nn increasing quantity year
by year, In 1905 tnklng a valuo of
$199,585, as against $15,463 In
1899. I
Tho greater part of tho export to
China goos to Manchuria, compara
tively littlo entering northorn and
central China. Tho establishing of
forolgn breweries nt Shanghai and
In northorn China, such as tho Anglo-
Gorman Browing company, at Klao
chow, has Jntorforcd and will con-
tlntio to lnterforo somowhat with tho
calo of Jnpnnoso beers In tholr local
districts, but In Corea and Manu
churla thoro Is nn opportunity which
tho Jnpanoso nro not slow to grasp,
Tho rolatlvoly low prlco of tho bov
orage, tho ncnrnoBs of tho market
nnd cheap transportation, and tho
fact that tho Jnpanoso nlrcady In
thoso districts will uso and Intro
duce among tho native olomont a do-
Of euro. I. . Wl fc. :
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us, u pre7e t - iiui
Billon,, vZ,
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niching, n,2jr5
CoM and Chm, ,MakrilFTff;
It Is also a mild ...
females. Tr, a boW. w t
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, mn; auco th the p..-i
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no health eItm ,,v. 7$
""ler'i Rocky Mowui
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cents, Tea or Tiblett J?
Stone'8 drug hi
Landlord And to d!l m
Customer SDlendiiiT il
stumblo onco and fomi tli wS
first shot. I'm ram tmaS
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. oi. icuot ure guuiset too Blj.
Por stomach tronV.it i.
and coaaUp&tloa tn rt--'
romarkable caret boetaigWJI
uy mom. nice 15 cceti U
free. For Hie b; Dr. SlMUri
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x 110 LOTUIJ- IlMMMlll
"Anrl An v. K...1.1.JI
.... u ju mi, w hi
tho morning?" iAoik
wns about to engage itHi
"I don't hare to It, ,
piled tho applicant, tvim,
happens to need !'-
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Salem State Bant
U K. PAGH, PrMMwat.
K W. HA38AKD, OMfckr.
Sl'CCIS HAS MREX IMIOPKKLV
OKKIXKI) HV MANY PHII.OSO
IMIKHS TO lU TIIH JUDICIOUS
INVKST.MK.YT OF SIQXKV. KVKUY.
TIMK YOU BUY Kl'lLY'S PKRFKC.
TIOX 1JAK1XG POWDKlt YOU AR
SPHN'lHYn Mftvuv i. .........
tho Inhabitants of tho plateau with TIIRIIK'S NOTHING iirttrr ; oil
tholr coffee, sugar nnd rum. and Ivvnv.n timv .. m.(D .'"..V"
-" - .j 4tfc,i,.
Ashnhl. Yoblsu. Sannnrn. Onkn.
Kabuto and Tokyo enmo Into exist- mand for tho commodity, glvo Jnpnn
once. As llltiBtratlng tho growth of ovory advnntngo over forolgn com
tho younger companies, tho Sapporo petition. Furthor, thero Is In con
brewery increased Its production tomplatlon tho establishing of a
The Tm Tttta,
Curea all kldaf, Wk
rhoumatlo troable; NHtf ill
gists, or two noBuVMNtli
mall for $1. Dr. E.W.W.!
Oliro street, tt. IMfcH
for testimonial! . BoUtrM
drug store.
BeeMimi(HMiiimn
You, Sir, should sec tl
il Snappy Summer Suil
descend to tho Ucnyall, on wliose
nnvlgablo waters passengers and
frolght will pass to nud from tho
oconn vessola that nsceud tho
Amaron, 2000 miles, to tho river
jiort of iQiiltos.
At last accounts tho survey on
ono of tho six sections of tho line
has been completed; it is well nd
vancod on tho others, and building
operations will begin this year. Tho
englneors says that in crossing tho
oa3torn ranges a very largo expendi
ture of labor and money will bo re
quired, but the'entlro route is bow
TIOX MAKING POWDRH. IT IS
PIT UP IN KVRULAST1XO FRUIT
JARS AX1) JRLLY OLASSKS. ra
MAKRS GOOD MAKING POSSIBLE
AVAIL YOVIlSRLF OF OPPOn'
TLAITIKS AS T1IRY PUICSRNT
THRMSRLVES AND SUCCKSS WILL
WH ATTAINRD.
IIEBK'S A SPLRNDin pimvm,
TO IMPBOVR TUB QUALITY OF
xuuis 1.V1V1.U, GRT EPPL12Y'S
11-WA-.r . - . W
rwu-wilUX WAKING POWDElt
OF YOUR GIIOCRR. MANUP. iiv
O. M. KPPLEY,
8ALE.U. rtni
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m mm
fillj
rags
WE OFPER Al
$10.
$15 k
$1 2.50,
$30.00
You should sec them for the n
that they are, without exception, the
stylish, best tailored suits in the c
at our moderate prices. '
BISHOP'S READY
TAILORED CLOTHES
iu.r, Ur, ffoporl more, fefwwi
looking suits than are here in
enn'c mUortinn.
vrii r xxas amjm m m a
THF MP! CMAncc iri ctdAUC afo flOW ttmj
ill. ULTT OIIAtrL.3 Ill JIIiriYTi- "
i your inspection and try-on. All styles in a
I split straw, $1.50 to $5.00.
this
i Salem Woolen Mill St
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