DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOIlKKllOOT.
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HOFER BROS., P"" a an J Pf opdetor s
H. IIOFEIt, Editor. A. P. HOPEK, Manager.
XIIB JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOOD
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR.
RAIN ON THE ROOF.
(By Coatos Knnoy.)
Coatos Klnnoy was born in Now York Btatoln 182C. IIo was educated
nt tho acadomy and tho college at Antloch, O., and was later, In 1850,
admitted to tho bar. Beforo serving In tho civil war ho was connected
with Bovoral Ohio newspapers. He is the author of many poems and
essays, but It is tho following pootn for which he is most neted:
When tho humid shadows hover
Over all tho starry spheres,
And tho melnnchol? dnrkno33
". Gontly weeps In rainy tears,
. ', What a Joy to press tho pillow ' ' '
)'' Of a cottago chombor bed
;$" ' And to listen to the patter :
H : Of tho Boft rain overhead! '
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Every tlnklo on tho shingles
Has an c.cho In tho hoart,
And a thousand dreamy fanclos
Into busy bolng start;
And a thousand recollections
Wottvo their nlr threads into woof,
An I listen to tho patter
, Of tho rain upon tho roof.
And another comes to thrill mo
With her eyes dollclous blue;
And forgot I, gnzlng on hor,
7'lint hor heart wan all untrue;
I romombor that I loved hor
As I may no'or lovo agnln,
And my hoart q'ulck pulses vibrato
To tho patter of tho rnln.
Now In memory comos my mother,
As alio used In years ngono,
To survey hor darling droamors
Ero slio loft thorn till tho dawn;
OI I boo hor leaning o'er mo
As I lint to this rofraln
Whtoh Is played upon tho shlnglos
By tho palter of tho rnlu.
Thoro Is naught In art' brnvuras
That can work with h ii:1i a spall
In the spirit's puro, (loop fountains,
Wlionco tho holy passions swoll,
As that melody of Nuturo,
Thut Btibduod, subduing strain,
Which Is played upon thn shlnglos
My tho pallor of tho rain,
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Tho Chlcmgo lutor-Ocann doallng with tho Jnpunoso question says:
Tho olllclnl explanation of tho nntl-Jnponoso riots In British Colutn
hia Is noiiHonuu, T
It may bo truo that "Amorlcnu labor unions" lustlgntod Uio outbroak.
But it dous not follow that tho attitude thus manlfostod Is contrary
to public flotitlmout.
In fnut, tho roauonnblo conclusion Is just tho opposite-
Tho plain truth Is that English spunking whlto men, wliothor tholr
nlloglnnoo bo to tho Stars and Stripes or tho Union Jack, do not enro to
liavo any largo number of yollow mon In any country whoro tho white
tnoii Imvo sottlod, ntntle tholr homes and coino to rognrd tho land uh
tholr own.
They do not wwnt too many yellow men about them. They will not
llvo with yollow men.
This feeling of racial 'antagonism, projudlce or wht you will, Is not
bountiful.
To tiiiUrLAlii It Is lurousltteut with certain humane teullments and
uouturury to the spirit of reltilou.
But hs we do not sell nil we hive and give to the poor, so wo are
not liiolliiud to dive vy in our own country to thefto whom we do not
llko nuil who Ht home lalnly dislike us.
Probably It would be moro consistent with many Idonls for tho whlto
mon of Mi Purine const to movo out and loavo tho uountry to tho poor
of Asia, who uiitHl It. but they will not do It, neither will tho rest of
tho nation uk thorn to.
In spite or all th prtMU'hlng of u minority who nro Intollootunlly do
taohod from tho facts of life, the wulto mon of tho wost will try to light
hack the yollow horde.
GOVERNMENTS AltH INSTITITKI) TO DEAL WITH THE PACTS
THAT MOVE MAJORITIES BATHER THAN WITH THE SENTL
MENTS OP iNTELI.EtTTAL MIXOIHTIES.
THE LONGER THE SETTLEMENT OP THE JAPANESE QUESTION
IS DKLAVKU THE .MORE TROl'HLE IT WILL CAUSE BECAUSE
TIIEBK WILL BE MORE JAPANESE IN AMEBICA.
THE WAY TO HAPETV IS PIBMLY TO GRASP THE NI-7TTLE.
Tho niun of this county nro Burp thnt thoy own It. So aro the mjn
of llrlthdi America sure that thoy own that country.
It Is high I lino that tho governments concerned faced tholr roeponsl
blllty and unit playing with tiro.
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IGNORANCE IX CIVIC AFFAIRS.
How little mon know of olvlo affairs was demonstrated tho other
day t tho oilluo of Now York broker, says tho Tnoonm Lodger, whoro
ton men woro gathered, aftor tho business of tho day, talking about tho
flnunelnl situation, graft, politics and things In general.
Oho of thorn was loud In his condemnation of oxlstlug conditions,
whoreupon n young man conceived the idea of tostlng his knowlodgo
and, luoldontally. that of othors
The young man's point was that porsoas should not go about loudly
oompUlulag unlea they Imvo taken an lutolllgent Interest In public
attain mid dono what thoy could to Improve conditions.
His point was woll taken and the test woll domonstrntod It.
Ho wrote out n short list of questions and askod all presont to answer
them In writing.
THK BROKHB'S OFFICE WAS St'liDllNliY TURNED" INTO A
SCHOOLROOM, FOR ALL l'KLL IN WITH THE SUGGESTION OP A
TEST.
In muling over the Utt of questions, oltltons of Tnoonm will natural
ly avtempt to answer thorn, as far a they apply to this alty and atate.
Tho questions woro as follews:
Who ts governor of New York?
Who Is lieutenant governor?
How many wards nro thoro lu Grontor Now York?
In which wart! do you live? t
In which congressional district do you llvo?
Who Is tho nldormnn of your ward?
Who la tho ussemblymnn from your district?
"Who Is tho senator from your district?
"Who la tho sheriff of Now York?
When dooa Mayor McQIollnn'a term explror
Not ono of tho ton anawored ono ugh quosttona correctly to make a
grado of 70 por cent. j
All know tho name of tho govern or of Now York, but two spelled It
Incorrectly.
Threo did not .know the name of the nontenant governor, Chanlor.
This Is a good Joke, Indeed, on Chanlcr, some of whoso Democratic
friends In New York city have been laboring to start a presidential
boom for him.
OP THE TEN MEN, NOT ONE KNEW THE NUMBER OP WARDS
IX THE CITY AND BUT TWO KNEW THE WARD IN WHICH HE
LIVED.
THREE KNEW THE NUMBER OP THE CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT IX WHICH THEY RESIDED.
When it came to local affairs, the lack of inormation was all the
more deplorable.
Only ono man know the name of tho alderman representing his dis
trict, and but two tho names of tho assemblymen.
Tho nnmo of tho state senator representing his district was not
known to any man in tho crowd.
One of tho ton knew tho namo of tho sheriff of New York, and five
managed to glvo the correct answer about tho end of Mayor McClol
lun's term of office.
Tho Now York papers say tho young-nun who propounded tho ques
tions ndmlttcdafter ho had put tho rest to a test that he could not have
answered over half himself.
Jt Is a pat Illustration of tho Indifference about local affairs and of
tho lack of accurate Information on the part of many that deplore con
ditions most loudly.
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HOME
RECIPE
To Promptly Relieve All the Catarrh'
Sufferers Merc
Tho coming months will bo a liar
vost for tho doctors nnd patent modi
clno mnufacturors unless groat care
Is taken to keep the feet dry, also
dross warmly.
This Is tho advlco of a well-known
authority and should, bo hooded by
all who aro subject to rheumatism,
kidney ami bladder troubles and
ospoolnlly catarrh. While tho lat-
tor is consldorod by most sufferers
an lncurablo dlsonsu, Micro are few
men or women who will fall to ox
porlonco gront rollof from the follow
ing slmplo homo proscription, and If
taken In tlmo It will prevent an at
tack of catarrh during tho entire
SOUKOIl.
Horo Is tho proscription which
any ono can mix: Fluid Extract
Dandelion ono-lmlf ounce, Com
pound Kargon ono ounce, Compound
Syrup Sarsaparllla threo ouncos.
Shako woll In a bottlo and uso In
toaspoonful dosos nftcr ouch meal
nnd ngaln at bodtlmo.
Thoso aro mostly vegetable Ingro
dlents nnd can bo obtained from
any good proscription phnriuncy at
small cost.
Tho Compound Kargon In this
proscription nets dlroctly upon tho
(diminutive tlssilos of the kidneys to
miiko them (liter and strain from
tho blood, tho poisons thnt produce
nil forms of catarrhal affections.
Belief Is oftou felt oven aftor tho
llrst few doses and It Is seldom that
the sufforer over experiences a re
turn attack wlllrin tho year.
This prescription mnkes a splen
did renudy or all forms of blood
disorders and such symptoms ns
lame back, bladder woaknosses and
rhcumnttsm pains aro ontlroly dis
pelled. As Mil valuable, though slmplo,
roclpo couieM from n thoroughly re
liable source, It should bo hooded by
every ullllctod roader.
ELEANOR PRANCES'
HOUSEHOLD
LETT EH
Tho XouvM Things for Home Dcco
nit Ion ami Ptmikhiiig.
Now York, Oct. 1. It would
sQum thnt no corner of tho earth
had boon loft unruusackod to supply
articles of uso or decoration for
Amorlcau hotnoa to Judgo from tho
display of household plenlshingts
this season.
A Wise Selection.
To mako tho propor seloctlon is
A Savings
Bank Account
Has been the nucleus
of many U fortune.
It's a sure and safe
way of accumulating
money.
It's an insurance pol
icy against failure.
Open one witffus.
Savings Department
Capital National
Bank
tho difficulty in moat cases. Tho
wlso woman takes stock of hor be
longings and needs beforo sho starts
out to visit tho decorator or depart
ment whoro sho Intends to supply
thorn. If she Is possessed of ample
means, hns a d. finite idea what she
wants, and is furnishing without re
gard to previous possessions, th5
task is comparatively easy, but If
llko tho great majority sho is lim
ited as fo expenditure, nnd has to
buy now things that will accord
with used ones, sho must mala
greater demands upon her Judg
ment and tnsto.
I'olnls to Be Considered.
Bosldo tho capacity of her purse;
sho must consider the general color
ing and tho uso to bo mndo of oach
fitting. Harmonious colorings that
blond easily are bettor than vivid
contrasts. Evoryono bus scon a now
rug or wnll paper Introduced Into
a room thnt throw Into strong re
lief every defect In tho older furnl
turo making tho familiar things
bltborto satisfactory, appenr forlorn
nnd shabby. It Is usually bettor to
chooso (pilot, low toned colorings for
walls and floor covorlngs. Thoso
are the backgrounds for other fur
nishings and should bo kept In the
background, though thoy may be
costly and olegant ns purse nnd uso
will allow.
Walnut Fashionable.
' Black walnut Is very much to the
foro at presout. It Is tho samo
wood that was fashlonablo in tho
GO'S and 70's but tho finish Is dif
ferent. Tho now plocos hnvo a dull
stirfaco and tho. wood Is In tho nat
ural color. "Clrcasslon Wnlnut" Is
tho modern namo, and vory ckgunt
and enticing nro most of tho pieces
shown whllo thoy blond especially
woll with tho prevailing fad for tan,
and brown tonos, and are often re
lieved with dellcato touches of gold.
Linen TalVeta ami Chfiites.
Flue linen materials, printed lu
old tapostry colorings, and known
as "Tuffotas" nro very much usol
by the best decorntors, as are th
English glazed chintxos thnt come
In especially artistic doslgns nnd
colorings. Ilousohold furnishing
line mado great strldos In tho past
few years, and must now nnswor to
the demand for practical durability
and hyglone n well as to docora
Mvo offocts.
The Living Room.
Tho furnlturo of tho living room
is considered of moro linportanco
thnn tho decoration of tho parlor or
rocoptlou room, nnd vory delightful
aro some of thoso dono by prominent
docorntors horo. Ono seen rocontly
had tho walls panolled with Sanltns
tho now wnshablo wall covering
In n llnlsh thnt closoly rosomblod
burlap. Two Khados of yellowish
brown woro omlpoyod for this. Tho
darkor conllnod in panels thnt were
outllnod wth narrow, half-round gilt
moulding. Tho colling wns much
lighter. A tint clojoly rosombllng
old Ivory. Clrcasslon Walnut pick-
od out with dollcato gold traceries
cdustttutod most of tho furnlturo
and tho long Dutch window was
hung in palo yollow Madras printed
In Persian tints. A Inrgo rug In
golden brown tones with a rich
bordor of oatorn design and color
ing, blondod happily with the othor
lUtlngs of tho room.
Other Divoratious.
The hall was decorntod with tin
samo sort of wall hanging only hore
It was ilnlshod to resemble a leather
so closely thnt only an oxport could
detoct tho Imitation, while In kltch
on and bathroom and in the chil
dren's nursery nnd slooplug rooms
a ghwod tllo pattorn had been used
that was protty, atrnctivo nnd prnc
tlcal.
Hangings ami Upholsteries,
Tho hauglngs and upholsteries
throughout this house were of
chintz or linen tapestry and the
whole furnishing was not only thor
oughly in accord with the best Ideas
In modern household decoration
l but was hvetonic nnd mv n .,..-,
w .. Mw vr mit I
Elio Kind You Havo Always Bouclit, nnd t, .
in Rao for over 30 years, Liw Vrn W
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, -wr Allow no ao iisiaft
All Counterfeits, Imitations nndJU8t.n youl
Exnorlmcnts that trlHo ivitli mwi ,wi-Jw"Bood"ari
Infants and CIiUdrcu-Exporicnco ngalnst &
What is CASTORli
f!nnfrr7n. I.t n. linrmlomi cultaf IJ-i,V r
tcrorlc. Drons and Soothincr Ftvnmo rt. ""il
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other3?
substance. Its ngo is its guarantee. It dcstmni
nnil nilivvl K'nvoplMlindaa. Ifr ,.- i-v. . i
, ..u.. . rf w. ,. u VUIC5 JJiarriicca m.
Colic. It relieves Tcothinff Troubles, cures Cm
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food LJ
Stomach and Bowels, giving licalUiy and natmri
Tho Children's PauaccaTho Mother's Prions
GENUINE CASTORiA At
Beaxa tho Siguatuio of
The KM You Hare Always
In Use For Over 30 Years,
TMC OINTAUfl OOMPANf, TT MUNKAV TttT, HIWtoHtCOT.
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Announcement
To my patrons and tho public
That I havo added a Horso Shoeing department with l-J
horso Bhoor, and tho patronage of any and all wlllbeijw
In this lino. Special attention paid to interfering, orer-M
nnd lamo horses. Satisfaction guaranteed. We par ijedil
Hon to building trucks, express and delivery wnconj, u
hides. A first-class paint shop nnd an thorough p!:tol
hides. Paints, oils, varnishos and lubricating ells of ill
Wagons, buggies and hacks, also farm Implements of il
plows, harrows, cultivators. Agents for tho Era boilers J
glncs, Nicholas & Shepherd traction engines, savcS
cry nnd gnsollno engines. It will Indeed pay pi
to us if you need any of thoso lines. Cot kl
soe us, whothor you buy or not. Communications brads
ly anawored,
GEO. B. JACOB
Corner Front and Pine stroo'.s, North Sa cm, PhoneJhb
SELF RIS
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Flow
For Boston Drown nrciid. Iddle C nkes. Muinus and M I
ALLEN'S n. n. li. FLOUK CO.. JVC. SAX Jom, w.
and hnnghigs, could be kept perfect
ly cleun without lujurlng tholr color
or texture nt tho least posslblo ex
penditure of tlmo or troublo
ELEANOR FRANCES,
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A Certain Cnro for Croup Vtvi tor
Ten Wars without a Failure.
Mr. W. C. Bott, n Star City, Ind..
hardware merchant, Is enthusiastic
In his prnlto of Chamberlain's
Cough Ronjody. His children have
all been subject to croup and ho
has used this remedy for tho pa9t
ton years, and though they much
fonred tho croup, his Wifo nnd he al
ways folt safe upon retiring when a
bottlo of Chamborlaln's Cough Rem
edy was In tho house. His oldot
child was subjoot to sovoro attacks
of croup, but this remedy novor fall
od to offoct a speedy cure. IIo has
rocommondod It to friends anl
nolghbors and all who havo usod It
say thnt it Is uncqualed for crouu
and whooping cough. For snlo at
Dr. Stone's drug store.
A Yankpp Rlrl i '''" i
She went .0 gar P1
She rivaled all the bifi
She u'd Ho'.llsteri Exl
tain Tfa.
For sale at Dr S'osj
If you fool run down, fagged eut:
tako Hollistor's Rocky Mountain
Ton, tho groatoat restorative known;
puroly vogotable, no alcohol or min
eral Qolson; 35c ,Tea or Tablet-.
For sale nt Dr. Stone's store.
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A Criminal Attack,
on an Inoffensive citizen is frequent
ly mado in that apparently useless
Httlo tube called tho "appendix."
It's generally the result of protract
ed constipation, following liver tor
por. Dr. King's New Life Pills regu
late the liver, prevent1 appendicitis,
and establish regular habits of tho
How to Cu '
Tho question of hot '-1
cold without unnewM-7
limn In which we H
loas Interested, for tt J
pniii is cotten rid on" "I
of pneumonia and other 1
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u- vn.. has used
Cough Remedy for J
Cough Remedy to be 1
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