DAILr OAPfTAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OfcBGON TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1007.
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Don't
Neglect It
It is a serious mistake
to neglect a weak heart. It
is such a short step to
chronic heart disease.
iWhen you notice irregu
larity of action, occasion
ing short breath, palpita
tion, fluttering, pain in
chest or difficulty in lying
on loft side, your heart
needs help a strengthen
ing tonic. There is no bet
ter remedy than Dr. Miles'
Heart Cure. Its strength
ening influence is felt al
most at once.
1 have uned 10 bottles of Dr. Miles'
(Heart Curo and can truthfully nay It
Iia ilonu mo moro Reed than anvtlilne
X have over used, and I havo tried
nearly everything that X know of. Tito
doctor whe attended mo tuikrd mo
what t Trim talc In? and T tnlrl him
Dr. UlUi Heart Curo, ho eald It was
tint olnx to do me any good, but It
did. I have cot taken any for a year
now, and wnlla Uirro la occanlonaJly a
light symptom of tho. old trouble. It
la not enough for wo to contlnno the
tine of the raodlelno. If I ehould get
worn e I would know what to do. Toko
Dr. Miles' Heart Curo an I did before.
I oonulder myself practically cured ot
my heart trouble
8. B. DUNNAM, Urlngstoa, Texu,
Dr. Mllet' Heart Curo U sold by
your druqaltt, who will flunrsntes that
the first Wile will benefit. If It fall
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Fnfllilon Hints.
for tv graceful
fig-
A suggestion
ure: $.
Tho ""now shnpo" Is mndo of (ho
Bnmo materials aB tho old.
Although knlckorbockcrs are not
tho thing, In bwoII circles tho breath
Is often found In short pantB.
Tlio "buttorfly tlo" is still tho
modo, nlthough for brunottes, In
Bouthorn lntltudos, liomp Is somo
tltues lined nt important functions.
Tho voguo of tho "Jumpor" ns n
garni on t for tho part of tho human
anatomy which does not Jump, would
scorn to logically call for tho uso of
gaiters as coraot-covers.
Tho hoso-Biipportor has bo unlvers
nlly Biiporacdod tho olnstlo band, that
thoro Is nothing loft In tho old faBh
lonod garter but tho "llonl boIL"
maxim.
Tho turn-ovor collnr will hold Ub
own this Roauon If uccuroly fasten
od. In dotormlnlng tho quantum of
oloovo rogard should bo had to tho
proportion of arm nvallablo; tho
loss arm you havo tho moro sloovo
you will require, ot vlco voraa.
Bathing costumes this yoar allll
follow, In a gonoral way, ns hereto
fore, tho stylos set by tho moroinnldB
and tho llshcB.
In automobile costumes nono but
fnt coIoih are employed, and, nu
usual, many nro dying.
Hosiery Ib tlll worn rathor full,
especially by thoso inclined to bo
plump, and sometlnioa It la nlao
worn throadlmre.
In modlah 'gloves thoro I sno do
parturo from tho standard wolght,
nud tho porlod of ton hocoikIb is Btlll
allowed for tho count.
A variety of ploaaing tastes dlctato
tho woaring of milady's colffuro, but
tho practlco of woaring it on her es
cort's shoulder Is frowned upon by
dames do conflnnco.
In foot-wear, tho cardinal rulo
Btlll prevnlls: "If thshoo 1U, put It
on."
For ovantug woor ot smart func
tions u favorlto appnnngo among
eomo of tho ultra fashionable la u
good doal of nerve.
Tho propor placo for pads Is on
tho walls of tho coll. Thomas Spood
Mosby In tho Hohoniian for Juno,
o
Tho Single No. a.
Number throo la a wondorful miB
cot for Goo. II. PnrrlB of Cedar
Grave, Mo., according to a lottor
which rends: "Aftor suffering muoH
with livor and kldnoy troublo, nnd
bocomlng greatly discouraged by tho
falluro to find rollof, I trlod Eloctrio
Hitters, and na n result I am a woll
man today. Tho first bottlo reliovod
nnd threo bottlo complotod tho euro,"
Gurnntood beat on earth for stomach,
llvor nud kldnoy troubles, by J. C,
I'orry druggist. GOc.
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Is Thoro Such u Thing as Insanity
Anglo-Saxons aro prouo to tnko
common-senso viowa of things that
they seldom rcnlUo tho full forco of
tho familiar saying that nil men havo
eomo form of madness In thorn, Tho
sound luforonco is, na Is polntod out
by Dr, 0. II. Savage, tho omlnont
Kngllsh alienist, in a recont Lancet
paper, that perfect sanity would bo
not only undoslrabla In Itself, but
from a strictly oclcntlflo point ot vlow
impossible. For a porfectly eano por
nonworo suck a thing thinkable
would bo dull and uultretlus a
mediocrity, a nonentity. Tho point
to seize, however, 'no Dr. Snvago Im
presses upon us, is that thoro can bo
no comprehensive idea or definition
of Insanity, because tho thing does
not really exist. No scientist can set
up a standard of rationality depar
turo from which would compriBO or
denote Insanity. Ono can diagnose a
case of typhoid because It Is a con
tinuod fovor characterized by a pe
culiar courso of temperature, by
marked abdominal symptoms, by an
eruption upon tho skin. But thoro
Is nothing In what goes by tho namo
of Insanity tq further a diagnosis as
that term is understood by mcdlcnl
men generally. Somo treatises upon
Insanity provo nothing at all by prov
ing too much, for they mnko wholo
nations insano at once. Physicians
connected with insanity, ns Dr. 8av
ngo nrgtics, resomblo gnrdners rath
er than botaniBts. "Wo clnssify for
convenlenco rathor thnn upon a sci
entific basis, because, In point of
fact, no such basis or finality of modo
has yet boon discovered. "'
Perhaps, adds Dr. Savae, thoro Is
no need to wonder nt this, slnco many
havo to ho treated as lunatics whoso
brains nnd nervouB system show no
chango whatever from tho normal
courso of what is locognlzcd ns san
ity. Unfortunately, tho Impulse to
doflno nnd clnssifyBometlracs lendB
to misinterpretation of a deplorable
kind. Such, for example, Is tho falso
viow, ns Dr. Savago dooms it, that
ovory porson of unsound mind is a
lunatic. That, ho Bays, Is a "psoudo
logal" nbBurdlty. "Obviously thoro
aro mnny porsons of unsound mind
who nro neither dangerous to thorn
solves nor othors why, thproforo,
rogard thorn as nitons?" Tho truo
difficulty, Insists this distinguished
export, Is that tho dlseaso InBanity
docs not exist. Yot ono might almost
concludo from tho olnborato articles
In our lending dally journals that
such n thing ns InBnnlty Ib n definite
ly established scientific fact, that it
is n malady as dofinlto in its symp
toms nnd origin ns, Bay, cancor or
tuberculosis. Frqm Currant Lltera
turo for Juno.
awakened to its possibilities nnd,
profiting by its recent fife, haa cre
ated among other notablo Improve
ments, a fino dock system to supplant
tho old rotting wharves that formerly
lined tho basin on Chespeako bay;
and it has partly .surrounded this
bnsln with avenues moro than a hun
dred feet wldo. Why ahould not our
small towns profit by such examples?
Why not leave spaco enough in tho
beginning so that thoy will not havo
to buy back land when It has in
creased tenfold in valuo? GIvo to
this spaco a monumental character
from tho start and dovolop a town
contor preferably noltlior too flat nor
too regular. B. C. Polxotto In Ap
pleton's Magazine.
o
Killed Two Cougars.
J. W. Kinman, who camo down
from Mabel Tuesday tells tho Regis
tor of a lively cougar chaso thoro a
few days ago resulting In tho killing
of two cougars, and old and a young
ono. For somctlmo tho cougars hnd
been killing Phil Workman's sheep.
His son Morgan nnd Ralph Newton
shouldered their guns nnd went in
quest off tho game. By tho nld of
dogs they located tho mother cou
gar, tho dogs chasing her up n tree.
A shot disabled her, she camo down
out of tho troo nnd held nt bay by
tho dogs until a well directed shot
brought her low. Slio mensured 8
feet 10 inches, ono of tho largest kill
ed this season. Lntor thoy killed tho
younger cougar which measured 7
foot 8 Inches. This wns certainly a
good night's Job and sheep in that
locality can rest with greater secur
ity from now on. Eugene Register.
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Havo You n Cough.
A doso of Ballard's Horohound
Syrup will rollovo It. Havo you a
cold?
Try It for whooping cough, for
asthma, for consumption, for bron
chitis. Mrs. Joo McGrath, 327 E
1st stroot, Hutchinson, Knn writes:
"I havo used Ballard'o Horohound
Syrup In my family for B years, nnd
'find it tho most pnlatnblo mcdlclno
I ovory used." Sold by D. J. Fry.
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Use A
NEW PERFECTION
' bt isssr
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
4 , i h i r " . "u-
Because it's clean.
Because it's econom
ical. Because it saves
time.
Because it gives best
cooking results.
Because its flame
can be regulated
instantly.
Because it will not overheat your kitchen.
Because it is better than the coal or wood stove.
Because It is the perfected oil stove.
For other reasons see stove at your dealer's,
or write our nearest agency.
Made in three sizes and fully warranted.
The jFjtmmom Xfffc T sv-m-n cannot be equaled
gjk UffJXUff fforita bright and
OICUUJT "B"- luiuyju Hiuuubuuu
and absolute safety. Equipped
with latest improved burner. Made of brass throughout
and beautifully nickeled. An ornament to any room,
whether library, dining-room, parlor or bedroom. Every
lamp warranted. Write to our nearest agency if not at
your dealer's.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(INCORPORATED)
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You need a tonic that will put tho
Bap of life Into your system nnd for
tify you from all diseases. Holllj
tcr's Rocky Mountain Tea Is recog
nized na tho grentest strongthonor
known. Tea or Tablots, 35 cents.
For snlo nt Stono'a drug store.
-o-
Tho Laying Out of n Town.
Each town should seek, Kb distinc
tive fenturo and mnko tho most of It.
In this connection Gondlnot's mot hns
often boon cltod, reproaching a town
doworcd with n volcano for having
lot It go out. Gondlnct won right.
Volcanoes nro rarities attractions if
you will valuablo asBots that Bhould
not bo thrown away. Ono would por
haps hositato about "restoring" an
oxtlnct volcano, but a fenturo should
bo Hought that would remain a dom
inant impression In tho visitor's
mind. It tdtuutcd at tho baso of
mountains of fino doslgn, closo tho
viBtnB of many Htrceta tta poBHiblo
with viowa of thoso uamo mountains;
if hilly, crown tho hllltopB'wIth pnrkB
affording oxtoiiBlvo vlows; or with
important buildings doelgnod to mnko
Imposing Bllhouottos; If by a rlvor
bank, convert that rlvor bank Into a
hundsomo promoundo lustoad of us
ing It as a rubbish heap. Tho llttlo
town of Klttaunlng on tho Alloghony
rlvor has mndo a boulovanV of tho
rubbish heap whon all soomod too
Into. Out of chaos it has croatod har
mony. Tho rlvor frontngo being too
narrow for a fino roadway, ashes nnd
gradlug from tho town wero dumped
horo until an ombankmout has boon
formod, at no great oxponao, thus
wldoulng tho roadway Into a boule
vard. Avonuos of trcoB woro plant
ed und a second boulevard created,
running nt n right anglo from tho
rlvor bank through tho town to tho
old court houso cot back high upon
a hill, nnd tho roault Is cortnluly sat
isfactory.
Of all foolish plans tho so-called
"practical" uubrokou chockorboard
syttom is tin) worBt. Kvory wostorn
boom town wns laid out on this prin
ciple Why this pornlclous systom
found such favor Is a mystery. It
cortalnly has no nrtlatlo- morlts with
treots that load past everything and
to nothing, nor Is it practical, for ouo
must alwayb mnko tho full length ot
two sides of n right anglo with never
tho opportunity of a short cut. All
lots nro ot tho uamo stupid shnpo,
giving tho architect no Incentive to
adjust his building to suit moro in
teresting altos.
To my mind most of our rlvor clt
loa hnvo thus far ontlrely wasted
their opportunities. How fow situ
ated along tho Hudson have profited
by tho vicinity of that noblo rlvor?
Coraparo them, for Instance, with tho
Rhenish towns with their vino-clad
pergolas, their pleaauro gardens,
cafe and boat house. Ono notes
with pleasure that Baltimore haa
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Ohildron.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
ofS
Bears the
Sigaaturo
SOMETHING DOING
EVERY MINUTE
Sfc
Ills Ann Cut Off.
A serious nccldont occurred nt tho
Southorn Pacific company's mill No.
3 nt Mnrcola nt 4:30 Tuesday nftor
noon, 8nys tho Eugene Roglstor. It
13 tho custom whon tho onglno gets
"on contor" to tako hold of tho snw
and movo It backward or forward
slightly and then bofdro steam Is
turned on ngatn two blasts ot tho
vhlstlo nro blown to warn tho mon
to got out of tho wny. This happen
ed Tuesdny, with tho exception that
tho engineer forgot to blow his warn
ing nnd young Hanson wns caught
and his loft arm sawed off about threo
Inchos bolow tho shoulder, tho
Bcnpula sawed off and across the back
almost to tho spine. Ono other man
had his Bhlrt caught, but ho managod
to got awny.
July
i
4th
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0PPICIA1
D'RECT0RY
MM I
A Most Valuable Agent.
Tho glycerlno employed in Dr. l'u-roe'j
mcdlclnos groatly enhance tho mtu... ,n;d
propertied which It extracts. from iu:!vo
medicinal roots and holds In solution
much better than alcohol would. It alio
possesses medicinal properties of Its own,
being a valuablo demulcent, nutrltlvo,
antlsoptlo nnd antlformont. It adds
greatly to theofllcncy of tho Black Clu ry
bark, Hloodroot, Golden Soul root, Meno
root and Queen's root, contaluoU in
"Golden Medical Discovery "In subduing
chronic, or lingering coughs, bronel.lu',
throat and lung ti flection, for all of w Mcu
these agents aro recommended by stand
ard medical authorities.
In all caos wheru there Is a wasting
away of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak
stomoCh, as In tho early stages of can
sumiftlJbn, there can bo no doubt that gly.
cerlneacts a? a valuable nutritive and
aids io UnlJen Sal root. Stono root,
Que(j! rol)t and lllack CherrybarU la
promulinirllgosilon and building up tho
llesh jnVlsi.-eiiKth, controlling tho co U
and brlnf iif about a healtity cunii..iOn
of tho whrle system. Of course. It must
not be eiA-ctd to w ork miracles. It w!ll
not curetMnsumption oveept In Uscwller
Stacos. It will e)m vorv stvr r'U
w.&lftnujfrqn; chrome coL'gii t-r.m-i.
tnTilyairLoKrenes. Jnacni..i,);!rg
lti not soeilecuvo. lfls In the lingering
hang-on coughs, or those of long stanJInsr,
oven whon acconjpauted bv blicdmx from
lungs, that It has performed Its aost
marvelous rnre..
l'rof. I'inley Kllingwoed, M. D.. of lWn
nott Med. College, Chicago, suys of gly.
cerinot
ln dxPnl Itn'iTM en excellent punxjs
IKmuIdc & ux4 quantity ot tlio items iJ ot
bjilmrwn In kolutlon. It U ono c( lb bct
puuufkcturvd proUuctsof Uiurnt umoln
lu actlun mxm entaeMcd. llkrUervil tota
aclks,epeciBllr it ihere U uU.ru.ti or ca
tarrhal caMrlils (catarrhal inUamwatltn vt
Moreachv. tt It a ckt othcleut rrraratlon.
nijcrrme w.H rvlit.. J'.any casosof ptwi
Ihco'iburu) ftaa esixtsiT satuto Utotaacii)
acUtuv "
uolden Medical Discovery" enriches and
I'urtou tha bloo curtuir blotche. ptiunlet.
eruption, tctotulous cvcUlnra mU old korea,
or ulcers.
Send to Dr. R. V, Pierce, of Buffalo, K Y
for .free UkUt tellln.- all about tho natiT
mtHJIe nl roou compostu this wwidiit4
wovliclu. !! )a uo alcotol la lu
Rostein & Greenbaum
240-246 Commercial St.
Salem, Oregon
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Never Wear Out
Hose for Children
Wo hnv handled this lino for
over throo years,, and have built
up n large trade on this particular
lino."
Whon In need ot Children'
Hose, glvo our Never-Wear-Out
Hose a trial and you will buy no
other. All sizes 15c a pair.
Record Breaking
Bargains in
Lace Curtains
We do not keeltate to claim
that tho value represented here
nro tho greatest eror shown the
trade.
When you see tao handsome
design, the ilae ana tno iua;lty
you cannot help seelag the truth
of our claim.
Length Width Color Prlco
Parcacrtlc I Yd8, InB plr
1 11 ClOJIS I 3 30 whlto $ .45
We have a very Beat line for B ;4 36 wk,te ??
3 40 white 1.00
you to chooso from at reasonable u 3 44 trike 1.2C
prices. 'tt 52 wkRe 1.69
3Vj 2 raltO 2,00
Plain White Llnea Covec. 75c. ji 59 -whKo 2.25
White Linen Cover, with deep 3 38 ecru .95
Flowered Border, only 11.36. 3 41 cru 1,0
3 46 ecru 1.25
Children's plain Blue, Pink, 3 B3 (tern lt35
Red or Whlto Parasols in two 3 66 earu 1.50
slEos, price 15c and 20c. 3 62 ecru 2'2i
J SELF RISING
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legation In r-.
Bcnatop Cha.. w SnH'
Senator Jonathan D' AH
Portland. h&n DoBe, ji
Representative W. c n. ,
lom. v u nahy, I
RepreBontatlveW.RPn,.
ton. ,Y'u-E'llJ,Peadi,
Slnto Oradftlt.
Governor. nPnr -.
Seretnrv nt o..." J. wanberltis
son. OH4W.Bi,
State Trnnon. h.
Rrl..",'.""TW-U
Stato Labor OomBtatai?':
noil.
Supremo Court.
Chief Justice, ltaherf n t.
Associate Justice, Prank A. lioorB
DOUv.miu ousuce, Robert Eakla.
vumuasioners, W. T. Blater
R. King. '
Clerk, J. J. Murphy.
Reporter, R. 0. Morrow.
Bailiff, P. II. Rnvnin,
Circuit Judges. Geo. n. n. 1 .
Salem; William Oalloway, JCeJBw
vino.
District Attorney, John n u,:
Nary, Salem.
Other Stato Offlcfck
J. W. Bailey, Pood and Dim
missionor, Portland.
J. W. Baker, Gamo and Po
warden, Cottago Grove.
Robt. C. Yenny, State Health OS
cor, Portland.
J. H. Lowls, Stato Engineer.
lom.
B. Gllllnghum, Stato Librarian. !
lom.
II. G. Van Dusen, State Flih Cob
missionor, Astoria.
Clins. V. Galloway, State Luj
Agent, Salem.
W. W. Eldor, Commander Soldier
Home, Roscburg.
Marlon County Offlckb,
John H. Scott, County and ProbiU
Judge.
R. D. Allen, Clerk ot Court
W. J. Culver, Sheriff.
W. Y. Richardson, Treasurer,
E. T. Moores, Superintendent el
Schools.
F. J. Rice, Assewor.
B. B. Horrlck, Jr., Buneyor.
J. C. Noodham, W. II. Goulet, Cm
mlBslonors.
A. M. Clough, Coroner.
D. G. Drnger, Recorder.
Salcra City OfflckU.
non. P. Rodcors. Mayor.
W. A. Mooros, Recorder and PollcJ
Judgo.
D. W. Gibson, Marshal and Chl
of Police.
Frank Meredith, City Trwwer.
a r fnnnt niv Attorney.
Jo's. W. Martin, SUeet Commls
sloner.
Mark Savago, Chief Fire Depu
ment.
W. C. Smith, Health Offlcer.
PH.. O.i.wllnf f"OHlktCC,
Ways and MeanJ Jacob, Www
Churchill.
Ordinances Greenbaum, w
Goodo. '
Accounts and Current Eip
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unurcnui imuh" "-" ,1
nf rnnr)nwnlnir. Stocktoa, sw
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rilUUO uuuuiub"
Gesner.
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aewernsw, dii - -Plumbing
Frasor, Downlsf, 0
nFlro and Water-Low, lU
Goodo, .
Bridges Gesner, Cburciiu,
Or. ineM
Health and Police . -"1
Waldo. t
Llghts Goode, Haas, Gr
.iiwndcllff. Ihuu n
Public Parks Bayne, Grt
Stockton.
Board of Edawtloa.
W. H. Byrd, Chairman.
A. A. Lee. H. C. Epley.
Crolsan, Directors.
H. A. Johnson, Jr., C teA A
J. M. Powers, tny -
Far Seetoa Bpowv Bread, GrUHto O niter, "-iif qi Finn PaMteg.
ALLS)? B. B, B. FLOUR CO KfO., IAN Ja CW.
Salem fcncfcWje
Headqaartcrs tot "
FencteS.
Netting. Pickets, Gate ,&$
& B. Reaay xvi--.
and AdJusUble Window Scr-
AU at lowwt prt
Walter Morky
250 Court St S
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