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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITA It JnCTKNAi. HALKM. OIlRttON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1007. HOFER BROS., PMhe and Proprietors B. HOFER, Kdltor. A. P. IlOFElt, Slanagcr. KlllS JOURNAL STANDS FOR l'KOGRKSS, DEVKLOI'AIKNT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DKGRADHD LABOR. GOOD f Till 11IKI). AIwnyB my heart has longed to hear A cortalu bird whoso lyric cry Is llko a rainbow through the Bky; But novcr camo the wonder near. Sometimes whon dreaming In tho dawn I hear It In tho hills of sloop Sing far off and wako to weep, For with tho light tho volco Is gone. Rut whon I sought It one strange day Deep In tho woods, they Bay to mo It camo and sang In tho willow tree Bcsldo my door and I away! O bird of dream and mystery! Though yearning for thco I doapalr Mnyho I novormoro would daro To Blng mysolf had I heard thee. Blsa Barker In Tho Craftsman for September. o CHECKS AND PROSPERITY. 100 Doses $1 Truo only of Hood's Sarsaparilla, tho ono great blood purifier and general tonic. This remarkable medicine has effected many radical and permanent cures that are tho wonder of tho world. It eradicates all humors from pimples to scrofula. 100 Doses $1 In usual liquid form or in chocolated tablets known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses $1. iai ii in ii mill iininin f THE CHURCHES II NEW YORK FASHION LETTER Devoted Principally to Garments For School Girls "Prosperity has outgrown tho volumo of monoy with which to trans act business, and it soorns to bo gonorally agreed that this Is a causo 'of tho troubles reported nowadays from Wall street. To ease things up Socrotnry Cortolyoit has announcod his decision to 'Hllstribulo govornmont money to tho national banks. How to inako tho prosont volume of monoy perform moro sorvlco Is 'tllscussod by tho Wall Streot Journal, which comments favorably upon THE SUGGESTION OF HENRY I,. IIIGGINSON, A RANKER, THAT TIIT3 PEOPLE SHOULD RE INDUCED TO KEEP LARGER DEPOSITS IN RANKS AND MAKE MORE PAYMENTS RY CHECK. In thlH way monoy can bo mndo to porform n much grcntor norvlco Mlmn whon paymonts aro mado In cash handed by ono man to another. Tho man who carries about In his pockots or hlclos nwny In nnd old fitovo or under his bed largo sums of monoy, not only runs tho risk of loBlng It or being robbed, but ho uIbo restricts to nn oxtont tho gonornl 'prnsporlty of tho country. Tho Wall Stroot Journal nayB tho greater tho buslnoss dono by monnB 'of our deposit currency, tho loss will thoro bo of actual monoy to paus tfrom hand to hand, and adds: "Tho Ideal method of making tho bxchnugo of commorco Is by moans of chocks, which Is tho nearest posslblo approach to actual bartor that could exist In modorn trado. RYTIIE USE OF CHECKS WE EXCHANGE ONE PRODUCT FOR ANOTHER, AIrilOUGH IN MAKING CHECKS WE USE THE TERMS OF MONEY. Alroady tho chock Hystoin has b-on dolovopod In this country to a do jjroo that exists nowhere uIho on tho globo. And yet nowhere olso, probably, is thoro such a tromondous uso of actual currency. The fact Ih, Hint In splto of our Immense doposlt currency, our poopla t:nrry with thorn In their pockets an abnormally lorgo amount of cash. TIiIb In effect, though not In Intention, Ih hoarding, which amounts practically to a sin against proBpor-lty." o "SOCIAL PROGRESS A,NI) SOCIALISM." For Informational purposes only wo ruprodiiro tho following from Tho Chlcngo Itocord-Iiornld. Thoro Is no desire to oudurso the Huutlmout thorelu oxproMsad, al though thuro Is no disposition to dlHputo tho statements mnde: At tho Into liitoriialonal congress of socialists tho question why so plallsm has made so little progroiti In tho United Status wan raised nnd dlsoiiKsud by some delegated. llorr Buhel, thu Clormnnl Ivnilor, dodurod that Justice and llborty vor weak In this country, but he hoped tho socialist would revive these blowlnge by minding good mon to congress and tho legislature. Other spuakors held tho trusts eeponslblo for tho f nil mo of soolallt-th- measures, while proclaiming tho opening of n now urn In American politics and legislation. A fow weeks ago thu Fronoh ROolallaU wuro twitting their Gormnn vontnule with tho paucity of tholr u'rhluvomouU. Whoru, In spite of tholr number at thu polls, was tho legislation that stood to their credit? Where wuro the otllccwt thoy filled? What recognition had thoy obtained from tho govornmont? The inference drawn was that the policy of the German social demo crats wiih too oxt remo, dogmatic, aendomle. THE FRENCH WEHE MORE OPPORTUNIST, AND FOR THAT HKAKON THEHE WKUK SOCIALISTS IN THE FRENCH CABINET, SOCIALISTS LAW FUAMKHS AND PLENTY OF SOCIALISTS PRO JKCTS )F LEGISLATION. But the Gorman loaders retorted that tho socialist ministers and so cialist legislators, although thoy had talked much, could point to pro clous Utile as tho sum total of tholr opportunism, diplomacy and au thority. Yet In ouch country thoro aro high llnuuclors, speculators and othan who avo worried and alurnnnl by the maroh of socialism, and who ex plain every Block slump, overy bUBlmws failure, every dlllloulty In pine lug a loan by "socialistic) and anurohlstls legislation." How strange! If socialism woro carrying everything bofore It nnd threatening all private Indusotry nnd capital, tho Stuttgart congress would bo apt to know It, and tho loaders would not bo calling oaeh other to task for lack of surross and progross. What Is tho truth? Socialism, labeled, denned, routined, ossified, Is not making much progress anywhere, but THE MOVEMENT FOR SOCIAL AMELIORA TIO.V, FOR INDUSTRIAL AND SOCIAL JUSTICE, FOR EQUAL OP lt)UTUNITV AND FAIR CONDITIONS OF PRODUCTION AND DIS TRIUITION, IS IN COMMAND OF THE FIELD. "Social legislation" Is tho order of tho day In England. In Franco. In Germany. In Austria, In Russia, In Australia, In Canada and in the United Statue. Taxation, old age pensions, employers, liability, Industrial safety, lunialng. prm-ontlou of unemployment, loguliitlon of woman's and chil dren's labor, poopMxntlou of corporations, "linok to the land" theee are among thu vital and burning iiumMous of the day. Tho average oltlion neither fnvors nor oppoo a measure boonugo P. Is railed "socialistic." He does not think of schools or luiuem ho deals with faots and condi tions, and his only criterion is ronaonnblenefte. Schools may propose, but public opinion decides each quostlon as It arises on common sen bo grounds. HI I I II Ii II I M I 6UI Hi H First Congregational. Center and Llborty Btroets, F. B. Doll, paBtor. Tho pastor will oc cupy tho pulpit at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Tho thomo for tho morning hour will bo, "A Call to Ser vice." Subject for evenlng'consld oratlon, "Getting Our Shore Out of Life." Sunday school at 12 m. Young Peoplo's mooting at C:30 p. m. Prayor meeting Thursday even ing at 7:30 p. m. Sunday school teachers' mooting In chargo of Mrs. Alico H. Dodd la hold Immediately after prayor mooting. Tho regular monthly business mooting of tho Chrlstlnn Endeavor society will bo held at tho homo of tho paBtor, 520 Court stroot, Tuesday ovenlng. Mat tors of special lmportanco aro to bo arranged nnd a full attondanco Is desired. Special attention Is callod to tho fact of tho chnngo In tlmo for tho ovenlng sorvlco, ns beginning with Sundny tho ovonlng worship will bogln at 7:30 o'clock and tho C. E. mooting at 0:30. Tho public most kindly invited to all Borvlcos held In this church. First Presbyterian. Church Btroot near Chcmokota stroot, Itov. Henry T. Bnhcock, pas tor. All Borvlcos- resumed. Morn ing sorvlco nt 10:30 a. m. Pronch- Ing by the pastor, thoro, "Bunion Bearing." Sormon colobrntlng Labor day. Sundny school nt 12 m. Chris tian Endonvor at 7 p. m. Evening sorvlco nt 8 p. in. Prnchlng by tho pastor, thomo, "Snlvatlon Not by Works." Mld-wook prayor mooting n,hursdny at 8 p. in. Public cordial ly Invited to nil of thoso sorvlcos. St. Paul's. Chomokotn and Church streots, Nov. Barr G. Loo, roctor. Holy com munion, 7:30 a. m. Sundny school, 10 a. m. Morning prayer, 11 a. m. Evonlng prayor, -1 p. in. Holy com munion will bo colebrntod at 11 o'clock on Soptombor Sth. All ccV" dlslly wolcomo. First .Methodist KpNcopnl. At 10:30 a. in. Dr. II. II. Kimball, dean nf the school of Thoology, will preach. At 7:30 p. m. Itov. W. II. Selleck will preach a Labor dny sor mon. subjort, "CMpttnl nnd Labor." Worklngmtm are espoclally Invited. A cordial wolcomo to all. United Evangelical. No sorvlcos Sunday as tho church building Is still uudorgoltiR repair and will not bo ready for occupancy until noxt wok. Prayor sorvlco Thursday nt 7:30 p. in. H. A. Dock, pastor. Unitarian. Comor Cottngo and Chomokotn Htroots. Sorvlcos at 11 a. in. Pronch lug by tho pastor, Rev. Paul S. Bandy. All aro wolcomo. No even ing sorvlco. Cent nil Congregational. Foronoon and ovonlng sorvlcos conducted by P. S. Knight. Labor day will bo tho special topic for tho ovonlng sorv'co, S p. m, Sunday school and Endeavor moetlngs ns usual, Gospel Chnpel. Fifteenth and Mill streets. Sun day school nt 10 a. in. Preaching at 11 n. in. and 7:30 p. in. Testi mony sorvlcos at 0:30 p. m. Prayer mooting Friday ovonlng. Croup Is a vlolont inllompiatlon of tho mucous mombrntia of tho wind pipe, which sometimes oxtouds to tho lar- yux and bronchial tubes; nnd Is ouo of tho most dangerous diseases of children, It almost always comes on Is the night. Giro froqueut small tins ah of Ballard's Horehound Svruo I and apply Ballard's Snow Liniment eternally to the throat. 35c, 60c nd 11,09. Sold by D, J. Fry, For an Impaired Appetite. To Improve tho appotlto and strongtheu tho digestion try a fow doses of Clmmborlalu'a Stomach nud Liver Tablets. Mr. J, H. Solti of De troit, Mich., says: "Thoy restored my appetlto when impaired, relieved mo of a bloating fooling and caused a pleasant and satisfactory movement of the bowels." Price 35 cents. Sam ple fr. For sale at Dr. Stone's drug store. OWE YOURSELF When wo owo others you man age to Ky it, Well, why not put jnurM'lf hi jour lUt of creditors wch month and pay jonrclf us regularly as jmi pay other? In this way jou can soon c cumulato n nice sum in tho Until;. Try opening n livings account ami get some money ahead, nud make it earn more. Small deposits welcome. Savings Department Capital National Bank Now York, Aug. 29. School dayB are rapidly approaching and moth ers of girls of school ago must soon begin planning the wardrobes of their young hopefuls. Clothes aro as interesting to the Btnall woman of tender years as to her mothor, and she shows her feml nino qualities when sho demands protty frocks for school as woll as for dross occasions. It is woll to so train her that tho work dress Is of prlmo importance for her own np upcaranco and for its effect upon thoso with whom sho comes In con tact. Certain principles should bo Instilled Into her young mind by tho unconscious method of the school dross sorvlcablltty, neatness to a fault, unassuming, quietness of col or and inntorlal and appropriateness to tho occasion. Such lessons, onco learned, will bo lasting. Tho' neat ly dressed llttlo girl of today will bo tho neatly dressed woman of to morrow. Tho constant domnnds for now gnrmontB for tho children, occasion ed by tho dlfforont seasons, tholr rnpld growth nnd tho hard usago tholr clothing receives, mnko designs for thorn wolcomo at nny tlmo of tho yoar, but especially so at this time. Tho best styles aro slmplo, but thoro Is no limit to tho fineness of work, materials or trimmings. Fashions for llttlo girls do not chnngo very much from yoar to yoar. For tho oldor girls, of course, thoro aro many mod I Hod forms nnd Into creations, but tho snmo gonornl stylos with llt tlo individual touchos of originality aro still clung to by sonslblo moth ers. Drossos mndo of ginghams and chnmbrnys both look well and wear woll and aro very popular for school woar. Tho plaid ginghams nro espe cially smart Just now, nnd nro usual ly trimmed with a plain color or wlilto. Tho chambrnys, too, aro usually rolloved with a llttlo wlilto In tho nock-hand and bIoovos. Plquo Is ns fashionable as over for llttlo womon, but on nccount of Its conrso ness It roqulros very simple handling or It bocomos clumsy. Box plonts aro tho host mentis of securing ful ness. For drossos for cortalu occasions the now silks nro sultod for ehlldron, whllo for tho very cool wonthor the serges and lightweight woolens nro vory satisfactory. A llttlo dross that will bo satis factory for sohool woar was made of flno mull chnmbrny and Irish or oluny lace Insertion, It Is in two pnrts. Tho under pnrt Is straight and box-ploated from tho low, square nock. Tho only trimming is tho In sertion around the odgos of tho boll shapod bIoovob. Over this Is slip ped tho uppor portion of tho dress, which consists of two pnnols gradu ally wldonlng toward tho bottom, ono In front and ono In the back. Thoso pnnols nro outllnod by insortlons which connect thorn by oxtondlng over tho shouldors. A nbout tho holghth of tho hips aro straps of tho lnsortlon catching tho front and bnok ponnls together. This llttlo frook could be made up In novolty goods with braid or galloon trim mings, Instoad of the lnsortlon. It Is a modo that Is particularly fitted for a school dross. Tho edges of tho panels, tho straps and the sleeves could then bo finished with button- holo scnllops Instoad of tho lace. Another plain nnd servlconblo llt tlo frook, sultod to school woar, is a p'ald gingham, laid In box plonts. Tho nock, cut out In n curved V whapo, Is bordered with a band of tho plain material, or may bo color ed or white, Recording to the choice. Ono side overlaps the other nt tho front, where It is fastened with a pearl button. From this a band ex tends straight down tho front to tho belt, which fastens a little to ono side with n button. The short, puff ed sleeves are gathered Into a lapped aud buttoned cuff of the plain ma torlnl. A dark bluo, of gray or tan would be suitable colors for tho plaid when it Is to see servio in the school room and on the play ground, aud tho trimmings could bo of tho same contrasting color or, If desjred. of white. A third llttlo dross allows of groat oholco of materials for such or afternoon woar, as woll as for the school room. Belgo tussor was chosen and this forms tho short pleated Bklrt and belt. The broad yoke collar was made of Insertions of cluny lace, alternating with finely tucked bands of tho tussor silk. nr t 1 Doctors prescribe vuy 1 1 ttlT '" lT-f n Hmrs - JnP$!$ 1 W U. JH,M VK "u micraiives. J Ms Is ill In v.!. 8 A 1 1 X modern medical science. itevV,pn oi Alcohol'si & rf modern medical int.... .. ' . a..., c ::.. ' ."" "expl, AkZ ." w h.T no ,uni.i or r ir." uctor. the IbnnalM ofull ear prt.S.'.'? ! Two pieces of Insertion, which form tho sides of tho square yoke is fin ished with a rufllo of lace. Tho under blouse, of soft white mull, has cuffs of silk and lace. Another good combination for this modol would be China silk or moussollne and lace, tho Bklrt being trimmed to match tho collar. Then, again, with somo materials the collar and skirt could be of linen, tho collar and straps being untrlmmed save for stitching. It would look woll, also, In pique, tho collar and straps being all In ono pleco and simply edged with button holo scallops. Trimmings used for children's dresses lucludo Valenciennes laco, Insertion or edging, lnco or em broidered beading, embroldorod edg ing and Insertion, lavable ribbon washablo braid, Porslan band cm broldory, In washablo colors, and hand embroidery In plain whlto linen floss. Whon a dainty touch to bolt or shoulder strnps Is desired, tho small rosettes mado of baby rib bon aro attractive, aiding greatly In enhancing tho gonornl effectiveness of tho garment. Caro must bo ex ercised In choosing a color that will harmonlzo with tho whole costume. Mnny mothers still cling to tho wash goods for all wlntor, and whon It is rememborcd that ono can al ways thus mako such a frosh ap pearance nnd that hot water nnd soap aro death to germs llkoly to bo found In school rooms, such goods would nppear to bo much hotter than woolons that absorb tho death ly mlcrobos of disease. Whlto goods woro novor displayed to a hotter ad vantage, tho list Including India llnon, Porslan lawn, Fronch lawn, Florontlno bntlsto, dotted Swls.?, jacquard novelties, gurcd muBlIns, prlntod poplins, morcorlzcd figured tissuos, Irish llnon nnd handkerchief linen. All tho mntorialB mentioned nro Bultablo for nftornoon woar, and whero It is tho doslro of tho mother to koop her llttlo dnughtor or son In whlto tho Irish nnd butcher's linens nro excellent materials for morning wonr. Tho colored materials aro morcor lzcd Madras, silk flushed glnghnms, llnon nnd silk pongees, dimities, figured percnlcs and self-colored llnons. Thoso goods certnlnly sound frigid for tho cold wonthor that Is coming, but mnny use thorn, de pending on tho undorclothlng for tho uocdod warmth and the outor garments for outdoor wonr. Worm undorclothlng is n hottor protection for sohool ehlldron than tho dross whore tho drafts and hontlng nro uncertain quantities in thoso lnrgo school rooms. Very delicate shados ns woll as whlto aro usod for llttlo children's coats and zonnnn, Bod ford cord, Egyptian broadcloth, enshmoro and Ottoman nnd fnlllo silk aro sug gested. A dollcato tracory of hand embroidery could bo used on tho ' WHAT YOU ASK FOR smooth mado cloth or silk of while tho fancy braids and 1, . .uuuoie ror trlramln of nil sorts. Of tho many stylos sho , ,, ""'"b ia uuo orthebes Bin a turn. ii can i,e both front and back (rrr t1tv nt,n..L).. ...... iU ouuumors, and the wuii a cenior seam, or not ferred. Tho fronts Ian in' breaBted fashion, doslne iti ratlvo metal or pearl hnti., button holes. A wide sailor uuuiiiitiii's ine neck, which U ly opon, and the coat may bi meu wiui embroidered cmbl wlth silk braid, both being fa ior coaia or this kind. Tho aro of bishop shaping, being eu iiuo reversed cuffs with or stitching and braid. One of the most popular it coat ror children Is the : coat, which Is very service can hang perfectly plain In t or rront or bo gathered fn ...in. I..,,. ..... nii u uuii wnicn passes tl Btraps nt tho undor-nrra sea sleoves nro gathered Into th holos, and at tho wrist are fwlth n cuff or simply stlt yoko facing for the front a: In used. Tho neck may bo with a Btandlng collar or on nirnou down variety. Th closes at tho loft with buttoi button holcB, or Invisibly band of fancy braid or trl Mohair, brondcloth or cashme; be tho mnterials usod, or, any of tho woolens that have body aro in order. Of courso, tho school gr! linvo hor raincoat or long JiiBt- as her mother or oldei haB, as It is too important a not to bo found in her wi ItubborB, umbrella and felt ploto tho rainy-day costume. woll to havo a dros3 cspedi damp and rainy times, so bodrnggled feeling will not over tho moro dressy gowm Tho fancy checks and smtU nro vory protty with velvet pipings, or narrow braid used, If preferred. Blnit' with silk pipings and bei'V pearl buttons, worn with a of French lnwn, provides a dress. For tho older girls a d gray strlpod poplin and ce: of skirt nnd cont could be t very offoctlvoly wlMi b'ark i' tucho, put on In som" origin Bias bnndH of velvet, cct e rows of narrow braid, nro ah tlve. In fact, tho vnrloin decorating nro endUc REFUSE SUBSTITUTES 0B TATIOXS GET WHAT Y0E FOR. a AVOID.. SUBSTITUTES in ! i .I. i ii tk nil i mi i ii in 'in ni,i TiT ! ""n7T4 r.Ti'i' ii-77 i ' ," i-i" mi nil' BEMfl I .'Mi i 1 ' 1 1 H Atcc tablePrcn arationror As slmilatlrtg iheToodandRcgula ling ihcStojnachsorulDowlsof PromotesDIcsHoaChcerful ncss and Rcst.Contalns ndthcr OptumiMorphlne nor Mineral. NotNahcotic. ivv asczjzyswizzmaxa UspJu SmJ' IUrmfJ. fi'jxWJujr . Apcrfcct Ifemcdy for Consllna Hon, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca, unii5,v.cnvuisions,icvcrjsri aess and Loss of Sleep. TacCinule Sit'naturc of .NEWVOHIC. CASTOR For Infants and Childrj The Kind You Hi Always Boughi Bears the Signature of eXACT COPT OF VBAWEB. VA For Ov Thirty Yea CASTOfif ua CMTkua or. LlW"1" -.