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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY. JULY 23, 1007.
HOFER BROS., Ptefe Proprietors,
B. HOKKIt, Kdltor. A. P. nOFEIt, Manager.
TUB JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LAUOR.
GOOD
FAIR INKS.
'O saw yo not fair Inos? SIio'b gone Into tlio west,
To dazzlo when tho sun In down, and rob the world of rest;
tSho took our daylight with her, the smiles that wo love best,
'With morning blushing on hor checks, nnd pearls upon hor breast.
t) turn agnln, fair Ines, boforo tho f" of night,
For Tear tho moon should ahlno alone, and stars unrivaled bright;
JVnd blessed will tho lovo bo that walks beneath their light,
.And breathes tho lovo against thy check I dare not oven wrlte-
"Would I had boon, fnlr Ines, that gullnnt cavalier
"Who rodo ho gayly by thy side and and whispered thee so near!
Wore Ihoro no bonny dames nt homo, or no truo lovers here,
Thnt ho should cross tho seas nnd win tho dearest of tho dear?
I Baw thee, lovoly Inod, doscond nlng tho shore,
With, bands of noblo gentlemen, and banners waved before;
And gontlo youth and maidens gay, and snowy plumes they woro;
It would linvo boon a beauteous drotuu if It had boon no morel
Alas! nlsal fair Tnesl she wont awa.v with song.
WJUj music waiting on hor stops, and shouting of tho throng;
JBut aomo woro and, nnd felt no mirth, but only music's wrong,
Un "sounds thnt Hang Farowoll, Farcwoll to hor you've lovod so long.
Tarowoll, farowoll, fair Inosl that vho! nevor boro
18p fnlr a lady on Its dock nor dancad no light boforo
-tAIas for ploasuro on tho son, and sorrow on tho shorol
Tho Hinllo that bloat 'ono lovor's honrt ' broken many moro.
-Thomas' Hood.
ii ib IHIIW mL
OUIDA IN POVKHTY.
As wo rcukon human llfo In theuo tlmos, Loulso d la Itainoo Is not
Kn old womnn, ngod, hoavy with year. h Aosop has palntod old ngo and
s tho Imago linn boon Htnmpod upon our souls In Bad Ecoloslnstos, or
"Oho prunohor.
iOulda" Is only slxty-dovon.
Mnny of hor lltornry contompnrarl8" nro Htlll producing, still nchlovlnr,
Willi profiting wlillo she Ik roprosohtod In Hiiroponn dlspntchos as endur
ing tho Hhnrpost pangs of n pinching poverty, "dull-onrod, dlm-slghtod,
Blow of miooch and thought," mlsorably awaiting tho final physical disso
lution frir from old frlonds nnd old immolations, hor only Bocloty her
dogs. '
UATO LKAIl.VKD (JIlHNIC AT EIGHTY.
' MARK TWAIN, ALMOST SKVEN'TV-TWO, IS AT THE ZENITH OF
HIS L1TEHARY FAME AND HIS LITERARY FORTUNES, although one
of tho latter slipped through his flngors Home yoars ago almost a
iimoothly as did Oulda'ii, but In a different way.
ThoophrnHtiiH at four-scoro-and-lon had but bogun his "Chnractors nt
Mon."
William Dean IIowolls, nt sovunty. has no thought, projumnbly, of
laying down his pun.
' GOETHE AT WEIMEH, "TOILING TO THE LAST, COMPLETED
MWIIHT' WHEN EIGHTY YEARS RAD PASSED."
Longfellow was slxty-olght whou ho wroto ".Morlturl Salutnmus," and
Ills poii activity was Uopt up for yonrs afterward, still adding to his uintor
lul fortune.
Oulda Is not to bo clasnod with any of thoso.
Hor. novoli hold a piano In no ilUtluct sohool of Motion.
Hut cnio of tho most piollllc of EngllHh novel-producers In modorn
limes ami ono of (ho pioit widoly-rend, hor has boon a maslor-haml In
tho nilugllug of extravagant roniuno with ruallsm, In Improsslng lit
nrdont sympathy with iiuturo and lur pootlo fooling upon uncounted
myriads of men nnd wonion-and Hho made It all "pay."
That Hho oonsod produolng when she was conscious that hor work ha I
deteriorated In quality Is not to lit wondored at; hor unthrlft Is not bo
imally axplalnablo.
It may bo trnood, of eouraa, to liar fad for doga and homos, sqorod of
both all about heran oxtruvnganea of afftotlon thnt Is luaompatlblo
AVlth domestic economy.
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AGAINST IWW'HITTRN lV.
Symptoms of Worm
This condition exists much more
generally than moat parents are
willing to admit. And yet it la per
haps the most insidiously danger
ous disorder of childhood.
Watch for flushed checks, lassi
tude, lack of appetite, picking of the
n jbc by growing children, and have
DR. D. JAYNE'5
TONIC VERMIFUGE
always readyin the house. It is not
merely a worm-expelling agent it
is tho moat efficient general tonic
ever prescribed, and has been since
thirty years before the Civil War.
Sold by all first-class druggists
in 50c. and 35c. bottles.
Jayno'i Exptctorant la tho oldest and
most rellnblo remedy known for Couuhi,
Croup, WliooplnaCough.ColdlnthcChcit,
Droncliltli,I'tcurisy and if mllor ailments.
Dry Goods Specials
AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
5c per yd
Calico 10c per y(1
Shirtings 7p pcr ytl
Apron Ginghams ' . 12 yd
Pretty Lawn, thre especlals at . .Be 10c or 12c jd
India Lawn, white, 40 Inches wide, fine quality, worth 40
only
Ladies' Gloves in Great Demand
Lisle Thread Gloves 25c or 35c up to EOo a pair
Long Llslo Thread Gloves at 60c or 7Bo a pa
Long Silk Llslo Thread Gloves '1,0JPa P If
Sleeveless Vests, regular or extra sizes 10c up to 25c each
Children's Knit Wnists, 25c article, at lbC
Toweling at 5c a yd. up. Towels at 5c each and up
Children's Straw Hats at 10c, 19c or 25c each
Men's 50c Black and Whlto Striped Ovorshirts nt 40c each
Hoys' Knee Pants al 25c a laIr
Dojs' Double Overalls, like 2 pair In ono price &c
Children's Hosiery, special good valuos, at 10c a pair
Hosiery, nevor wear out brand, nt ;1Cc a "al
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUIVT
240-246 Commercial St.
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If tliu wounn of NoUnn oounty, Virginia, carry out tholr roportod plan
or oreotlng a moiuunout or Thuodoro ICstoa, It will Bland nu a protottt
ngalnHt tho "unwritten law" and will bo unlquo among lmnnorlals.
Thuodoro Hrtm was shot to cloutli by .Tudgo Loving whoso daughtar
had gouo buggy-rldlng with HhIoh mid got drunk.
Tho daughter told hor father lCstae had drugged hor nnd attompted as-
P wttilt and tho father then mtinlvnM Ustos.
vinrriu:u tiiij girim htorv told to iii:r iwnunt is tiu'k
YAH NOT ltltorGIIT Ol'T IN COlMtT IIIKWl'HK OK Til H Ul'LING Ol?
TIIIJ JVMIK WHO 1IKI.0 IT WAS SI I'l'K'IKNT TO SHOW THAT SITU
A HTOItY IIAl IIKKX TOLD,
Tho wotuou who proiioso to nil" funds for n monument to 12tns
manifestly aro of iho opinion that tho girl's story to hor father was most
ly untrue.
Tho attorneys for Loving grow eloquent about protecting tho honor ot
-wonum In their arguments boforo the Jury and tho Jury acquitted Loving,
lint tho women of Virginia seem not to have boon Impressed with tho
Ono speeohus, or nt least thoy think Kstca did not doservo death.
Kitten' sldo of tho uaso was nevar hoard and tho women probably fool,
urt do nearly nil that rend of tho trial and acquittal, thnt comploto I
'Jimllco would have required an examination ns to tho truth of tho girl's
tstory.
If plo.u of Insanity to charges of crime aro to bo supported by evidence
conslBltlng of Ptorloa told to tho defendant that would toiid to destroy his
reaon and tho courts do not permit an Inquiry Into tho truth of tho
nlorUs, nbutos are uuro to result.
1W1MHIIOOIIS WITIIOHV MXU WILL IIK TOLD ON TDK WITXKSS
HTAND TO SWrOIlT A TIIHOUV OK INSANITY' OH "WNWUITrKX
LAW."
After tho Jury had acquitted JmUe Loving, It gave out a atntomont. In
mihstnnco ixprOMltig It4 opinion that no assault had boon oominlttud.
Now If tho daughter IIhI to hor fnthor In this respect, who may nUo
have Had whon she totluod before Hit Jury that sin told hor father such
n story.
This possibility sukkmIs the danger of not puniilttlug an uxninlnntlon
tntn th truth of any evidence admitted.
Strangely onough, tho Jury that llstoni'd to tho "unwritten law" nrgu
mouta. after returning lu verdict, voluateerod to dUeredlt tho very tes
timony on which It uuut have based the verdict of acquittal.
If tho Virginia women oreet a monument for Theodore Kstoa, U will bo
n monument pointing to tho dlagrnco of "unwritten law."
J. M. LAWRENCE
Formerly linker, Lawrence & linker.
Reliable Grocer, At the Old
Stand
omtn
A SQUARE DEAL
AND A FAIR TRIAL OF OUR FAURI IMl'LliSniNTS AND
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS. IF YOU ARK NOT SATISFIED
WITH A FAIR TRIAL YOU NKIJD NOT 11UY.
I SELL TRACTION AND STATIONERY ENGINES, KIOIIOL'S
AND SIIEPAIID'S KBI) RIVER SEl'AKATORS, HAY BALERS,
STREET AND UOA1) GRADING MACHINERY.
WE HANDLE THE IIUIIG WAGONS, ENGEU UUGGIES,
HACKS AND CARRIAGES.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE ADRIANCE, RUOKEYE BIOW
ERS, CLIPPER PLOWS AND IILUE RIRRON CUITIVATORS,
AI-SO SOME SECOND HAND FARM LMPLKMENTS AND
WAGONS VERY CHEAP.
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES AT WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL, GLASS AND STAINS OF ALL KINDS, AND PAINTERS
SUPPLIES.
I1UGGY TOPS, DASHBOARDS, WHIPS, ROUES, ETC.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED, CIRCULARS AND DESCRD?
TIVE CATALOGUES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
GEO. B. JACOB, Ptop.
PHONE 10 1 MAIN
COR. FRONT AND PINE STREETS
USB SELF RISING
B. B. B.
Floti
For Iloston Drown Dread, Griddle Cakes, Muillns nlul Plum Pudding.
ALLEN'S II. II. 11. FLOUR CO., INC., SAN Joso, Col.
Cwh6M!3t
LEVVE HEHIND THEM GOOD
IMPRESSIONS, YOl WILL NOT
DISPITE THE FAri'S CONCERN
ING THE SI PERIOR1TY OK EP
PliEV'S PERKICniON RAKING
POWDER OVER OTHER BRANDS.
ONCE VOl' BECOME INTIMATELY
ACQUAINTED WITH IT'S MERITS.
IT IS HARDLY NECCESSARY TO
INl'MERATE THE POINTS OK AD
VANTAGE OK EPPLEY'S PERFEC
TION BAKING POWDER, IN THE
FIRST PLACE IT IS NOT PPT UP
IN THE ODRINARY TIN BOXES,
BIT IS PIT VP IN EVERLASTING
MASON JARS. WHY NOT TRY EP
LEY'S PERFECTION BAKING
lWVDKR TODAY, AND FACTS
WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Abntluun LIivcoIh
ym a man who, against all oJds,
utUlnod the hlchtMt honor a man
caa got In tho United States. Bal
lard' Horohound Syrup has attained
fdnce, novor equalled by any other
Uk remedy. It 1 a surq cure for
Xvhi, Cold, BronchltU, htfuen-
aad all Pulmonary dtiwej,
Mwry wotker wkauU kef ivnylk4
vrfili tlvla wisJsXtf'ful Aaiutk sHsVla
1M4 Vr U. J, Prf.
Tnko tho Po8tinat.ter'n Wortl for It,
Mr. F. M. Hamilton, postmaster"
at Chorrycalo, lud., keeps also a
stock of gouoral mcrchandlso and
patent inodlclnoA. Ho eaya; "Cham
borlaln'a Colic. Cholera and Diar
rhoea Uomody u standard hero. In IU
lino. It never falls to give satisfac
tion aifd we could hardly aforU to
b wltbout lt,M For im1 by Dr.
Mmi'i Drff 9to;
DR. KUM
Wonderful CHINESE DOCTOR
Will treat you with OtleaUl herbf
and eure any dise&aa without opratloa
or pain.
Dr. Kum U known everywhere is
Balera, and hu ourod uiauy prominent
people here. Re has lived in 8alem
for SO yeras, aud can be trusted, II
uses many medicine unknown to white
dootors, and with them can cure
catarrh, asthma, lung trouble, rheu
matism, stomachy liver, and kidney die
easee.
Dr. Kum makes a specialty of dropsy
and female troubles. His remedies
cure private diseases when everything
else falls. He has hundreds of testl
moaiala, and gives consultation free.
Price for medicines very moderate.
Pereeae la the country can write tot
blank. Bead etamp.
If yo wast eome axtra fine tea, &
k fro OS.
DK, KUM BOW WO OO,
1ST Boatk High street, 8alesa, Orer&
STEER THIS WAY jj "
for your Boof, Pork, Lamb, Mutton
and Veal and you will got tho finest
Moat ovor killed. Tho taaty, Juloy,
appetizing kind that makoa you
want moro after tho first holplng.
Only tho best fod cattlo are evr
killed for our trade, and our cus
tomora may alwayB roly upon tho
vory best quality of meat, cleanly
and proporly droaiod, and In ovory
way fit for tho boat tables. e
F. A. Kurtz
Phone 205 277 N. Com. St.
WILLAMETTE FRUIT
AND PRODUCE CO.
Wholosalo dealers and commission
merchants. Cash paid for Butter,
Eggs, Poultry, etc. W. E. Cummlnga
andi C. A. Wltcraft, Cottle block, Sa
loin, Or.; J. O. Stapleton, 86 Union
Avenue, Portland
5lAii rCr ,
nPifwi.1 n-i4
DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN
Put theso good rosolutlond that
you mndo on January 1st Into effect
at onco by replacing your old plumb
ing with tho newest ideas In sanitary
opon plumbing, and you will bo rid
of tho annoynnco of leaking plpca
nnd flooded floors, as woll as doctor's
bills. Wo will furnloh estimates for
plumbing, gas fitting and satisfaction
la guaranteed ns to workmanship and
charges.
A. L. FRASER
SS8 State Street.
Phone 135.
Notice of Intention to t
Portion of Broadwar R(
City of Salem, Or JJ
TO WHOM IT MAY foKw
Notice is hereby BT.B "
common, council of the clt.
Oregon, deems it oxpediii,1
prove, and- proposes to,
Broadway street In 8ad 3
point 518 feet south of 1
lino of Belmont street, Ji
tho center lino of Norwar?
said city, except a strip It?
wldo In tho center of 8aid v
Broadway street now occutS
track of tho Oregon eIm
with full Intersections n J
By grading the roadw
portion of said street full
copt n feald strip eight feet
tho center of said portl0a !
street, with full Intersection,
proper Bub-grado, and by tw
rolling tho sub-grade of sal4
and by placing thereon crniW
In layers to tho dopth of eighth
and by thoroughly roi:.
crushed rock.
Also by constructing woojjj.
nlong both aides of Bald bori
said stroot.
All of said improvement! h
mado In accordance with the 4
of tho city of Salem, Oregon w
planB, specifications and erjj
for tho doing of said work he
adopted by tho common cot
said city and now on file in tin
of tho recorder of said city (a.
said plnns, spocTncatlons t
mates tho attention of all pen
torosted In Bald Improvement hi
by called.
Tho cost of nil of said lap
mont to bo nsscssed to the tt
of proporty ndjacent to sail y
of said street hereby propoedt
Improved.
Romonstrnnces against the j
lmprovomont may bo filed Inr
with tho city rccordor ot uy
within ton dayB from tho final
cation of this notice. 1
By ordor of tho common a
of tho city of Salem, Oregon, j
W. A. MO0
Date of final publication tl:
notlco is July 2G, 1907.
Proposals.
Sealed proposals will be rtl
al tho ofllco of J. II. Ackermu,!
Building, Salem. Oregon, est
o'clpck ). m., on tho 1st dirofj
gust, 1907, nnd then openedhtl
construction (excepting I
which will bo lot soparate) o(IJ
Aiccnnnic Arts acnooi uuiuih
Corvnllls, Orpgon, In nccordu't
tho drawings nnd speclflcatloi
les of which may bo had attiidl
of J. II. Ackormnn, Salem, Oril
ofllce of E. E. WllBon, Corval!!
gon, nnd nt tho ofllco of the
tocts, BonnoB, Hendricks k fti
C7 Lnbbo building, Portland, Osl
Govornor O. E. ChambttliJ
Cbi!:
J. II. Ackormnn,
Wnltor M. Pierce,
W. J. Korr, Pros. 0. i.tl
Building Cons
7-19-20-23-25-1
For Sale.
At n bnrgnln, tho CandehuiiJ"
Farm, situated threo-fourtii ?
mllo from tho southorn llmltia
city. Ono-balf mllo from ti
street car lino. One ot
finest locations in Marlon
A cnlnnlld vlntv nf thd 1
tlful Willamette rlvor. Polk i
hills, cltv of Dallas, MonraoiA'
dopondonoo and city of Salefc
fair groundB, capltol bulldlsfct
lum, ponltontlary, asylum
muto school, reform school, J
Jefferson, Hood, Adams, MtS1
St. Holona. A good crop bo'
orchard, of cherries, BartW
peachoa and Italian prunes, a
in tho next ten days the crop
nO tui i itzr 2,
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Boijr litiieiit f Bty PeopU
Brians QaUta HmIUi a4 E3weJ Vim,,
! form. a em a tx (iumVmj. h.
Uouustl li vs.-t . iiui wu '
uOLOEN NUQCETS fJ.T SALLCM PE0P-
Send the Family
Washing To Us
with the sale. This year's a'
moro than pay the Interest on t
vestment two years In adToe.j
j. G. V7R1G
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Ttl.la fnw I'll I nt.
Bids will bo received at t ,
of the Oregon State Board
and you'll never bother with havlni lcuUur0 at tho stat0 Falr. ,, i
10 noon weaneauuj, -v - ,,
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SALEM BRICK YARD
A. A. lil'KTON. IVop.
Brick always on baud, In car lots
or otherwise Pressed brick xnado
to order. Yard on State street, south
of peatltwttkry. -7-1-tf.
V J Sui. Cwrm Iiuu Ih knu. n W
'5iSy..5.CSrW
ii aone at Home again. Time was
when every family could not afford
to Bend the -washing to a laundry,
but times havo changed so, too!
have the methods and prices. Today
you can better afford to send the
family washing here than not to
Ask about our prices on family wash
lng, rough dry, or finished.
The Salem
Steam Laundry
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OrriOB CITY HALL.
" H7 w.tkly la uT4t
for furnishing tho rouowiu
aiocK oarns ai iuir b .
Eight barrels of pure boi'i
seed oil, more or less. 1
Eight barrels English Teneugj
more or less, Ji
All things being equal, lS
Oiegon manufacture will
preference.
The right is reserved to rw
or all bids. ,
W. H. DOWNING; JJ
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