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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAfrBM, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1008.
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T1 n should not fail to try
rv,nrE7PinWmin'8 Vegetable
SSjofidn. alio did.
. A. Gregory, of 2U55 Lawrence
StfDct-ei CoC writes to Airs.
jSpractlcnllynn invalid for six
boifalB fSerwcnt an operation by the
Xrs advice, but in a few month. I
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E- WnkbamVi Vegetable
Sound and it restored me to perfect
cca ". ' ... Anv woman suflcrlmr as
fdfl with backache, boarlng-down
lni and periodic palns,should not fail
C S Lyffa B. Pfnkham's Vegetable
Compound."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydiiv E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, innuo
from roots and herbs, (ins been the
standard remedy for female ills.
andhas positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
dMacenynKinHnminntion.ulcern-
lion. fibroid tumors, irregularities,
iLun tnJiw lmi'kiit'liL. Unit bunr-
Infrdnwii fti'liutr, ilaluli'iiey, indiges'
tion,(li?-zl"P,s nr nervous prostration.
Miy uVn't vmi try it ?
.Mrs. Pr.fclirmi invito.? nn kick
women to vvlU In'r for advice.
She iiaj 'elded thousands to
Lcaltii. Andreas, Lynn, Muss.
HE SCORES
ROOSEVELT
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Salt Lake, Utah, Jan. 23. Repeat
ed flings at President Roosovolt bo
ri'jso of his utterances concerning
lands In tho West wcro the features
of an addross dollvored today at tho
Arid Farm Congress by J. L. Dona
Jiue, of Denver, who Is president of
the congress.
Tho Bpenker reforred particularly
to Roosevelt's Jamestown speech, In
which ho declared that tho lands of
the West wore only fit for forage.
President Donohuo challenged this
lUteraent, stating that Is tho first
time that Proeldont Roosovolt's
knowlodgo of tho West was ovor ques
Uoned.
Provident Donohuo then gavo reo
wnj why certain fodoral lawB por
tilDlng to arid lands should bo modi
fied. The congroBs Is well attended
by delegates from all states In tho
Inter-mountain region.
OREGON' CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR CONVENTION
Will Hold Meetings nt Eugene,
February 20-23.
Plans for the oightoanth statu
wnvention of tho Orogon Christian
Endeavor union, to bo hold In Eu
tw. February 20 to 23 inclusive
we wrli underway. Tho state pres
et, Rev C. T, Hurd, of CorvaUii,
wiKwnthj that a itrong sot of speak-
U U-ing secured for the conven
tion The list lnoludos Rev. L. R.
Dyott, pastor of .the First Congrogn
,l0M auri-h of Portland; Row W.
H Fou'ks, pastor the First Presby
tia chuich of Portland; President
P I Campbell, of tho University of
Oregon President Kerr, of the Ore
80 Agricultural college; Reva. J. J.
EaM, D A Thompson, A. A. Win
r and others.
The program is not yet complete,
but it iru'inlea conferences for the
delegate and open meotlngs for tho
lPte "f Eugene; also throe simul
taneous meetings for Sunday after
aoo. tb lat day of tho convontion
oa? ah for men, woman and chil
dren Tho raiols havo granted tho
wua! cn and one-third fnro to all
ega-t-S
Eug-n Endeavors havo orcan-
d he neieeeary commltteos, and
' l-rovide entertainment for all
accredit, d delegates. H. A. Soullen
is chairman of tho entertainment
tommntee. and all names of dele
. should be sent to him. .
ThTo are between 200 and 300 of
Cbi-istlan Endeavor societies In
e sute. and an attendance of fully
delegates la exiected.
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lle Want Wlmt Tliey Want When
T" want It. You havo what they
4t Let everybody know about
tbrough the Journal locals, for
"erjbody wada them.
Dr. Rowland.
Tho many friends of Dr. Rowland
will bo pained to learn of his death,
which occurred at tho Salem hospital
on thO 19th Inst., at G a. m... It has
beon tho privilege of tho writer to
havo known tho deceased very inti
mately for moro than forty years,
and during tha't period, he has, with
out n slnglo exception, malntnlneJ
tho character of a truo loynl friend,
and a cultured, conscientious Chris
tian gentleman. Indeed, ho has boja
a living exemplification of "Peace on
earth and good will to men" through
out Ills long active and useful life.
No one cm npproachlng him over re
ceived other than a most kindly and
cordial reception. His eomI combina
tion was too happily constituted to
bo assailed by petty jealousy, malico
or spite, and a full appreciation of
inhoront human frailties, rendered
him exceedingly free from all forms
of harsh crtlclsms. Ho was, In this
sense, a "dlBponsor of sunlight and
hope, and tho hearts of thousands
havo beon gladdened by his pres
ence. Ills examplo and precepts were
characterized by unrighteousness and
purity of purpose to his last rational
momont.
Lot no one say that thoso state
ments aro posthumous adulation.
multltudo of witnesses-, who know
him best, weald gladly testify in
verification of tho above, if thVy
could havo a hearing. Our friend
hns solved 'the Mighty Mystery, and
knows today tho full meainlng of
what timorous groping mortals call
death, and who can doubt that whoa
tho account is rendered and tho
Groat Book balanced, that all bo well
with our friend.
ONE WHO KNEW JIIM, WELL.
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PITIFUL STORY 9
OF AGED INDIANS
Word was received by Dr. MIngus
last night that two old Indians had
beon found dead in their cnbln at
tho month of Lnrscn's Inlet, and ho
visited tho sceno this morning to as
certain what was tho mattor. Tho
Indians proved to bo "Old Lyman,"
and hla wlfo "Suslo Ann," names
given to them by whlto pcoplo years
ago becauso their own names were
hard to pronounce. Tho sccno at
tho cabin was pitiable In tho oxtromo
08 both tho old pcoplo woro nearly
100 yeara old and had nobody to nt
tond to them.
A rancher passing tlw plnco n
week ngo today saw signs of life
about tho pilaco, but slnco that time
thoro had been so sign of movement.
Dr. MIngus Is of 'tho opinion that
tho old cor.iplo died last Mondaj, tho
wlfo becauso of exposuro and tho old
Indian bocauso of grlof over tho pass
ing of his long llfo partner.
Tho body of tho woman was found
half way botween tho cabin and tho
water In a nudo condition, and it
was ovldent that sho had been bath
ing, as was her habit, In tho waters
or tho Inlet. Tho exposuro was evi
dently too great for her and she
dropped dond on her way back to
tho cnbln. Tho old husbnnd, al
though orlppled with paralysis, find
ing that his partner, who was qfulto
blind, did not return, must have
made his way to the rorhalns after
match effort.
Ho covered her body with his
Can't
Miss It
So many ailments are
purely nervous affections,
tliat you can hardly miss
it if you try Dr. aiiles
Nervine. It restores nerv
ous energy and through
its invigorating influence
upon the nervous system,
the organs are strengthen
ed. The heart action is
hetter; digestion improv
ed, the sluggish condition
overcome, and healthy ac
tivity re-established.
"Dr. Mllerf Nei-rme Li worth It
welirht In EOld to me. I did not know
what oiled me. I " a good physician
but sot no relief I could not eat.
AecD. work, sit or stand. I was nearly
crazy. One day I picked up a paper and
the tirst tiling that met my eyea was
an advertisement of Dr. ifllea Nerv
ine. I concluded to try It and let tna
doctor go. and I did o. After taking
two bottle I could dress myself. Then
I began taking Dr. Miles' Heart Cur
and now I can work and go out. and
bavo told many the beneHt I have i re
ceived from these remedies and ey
erol of them have ,ben cured by It
Ince. I am fifty-nine yeara old aa
ANiPA'LMEn, LewUtown. T.
Dr. Mlle' Nervln It old by your
druoolrt. who will Guarantee that tho
flrt bottlo will benefit. If It falU, ho
will refund your money.
Milt Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
-it's the smokeless device that
operate and clean as a lamp. Brass lont holds
4 quarts gives intense heal lor 9 hours. Finished
in nickel and japan every heater warranted.
The JTAaTfT ifvi -
i?&Lamp;so
latest improved central draft burner. Made ol brass
throughout, nickel plated. Jusl the light to read
by bright and steady. Every lamp warranted.
II your dealer doesn't carry ihc Perfection Oil
Healer and Rayo Lamp, write our nearest agency
lor descriptive circular.
lVV
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
coat and a Bhcet, and then crawled
back to his cabin nnd dropped dead,
grlof evidently affecting his numer
ous yoara and a weak constitution
too groatJy for him to stand tho
blow. Thin was what had happened
Judging from tho finding of tho bod
ies and tholr relntlvo positions Tho
Indinn'n pipe' wns found beside thu
remains of his wlfo, and thoro wns
no sign of violence In olthor case.
That they had not sturvol was oas
lly ovldont from the fact that thoro
was plenty of food on tho promises,
nlBO contldorablo dlothlng, most of
which had been furnished by tho
county. Up to n short tlmo ago tho
condition of tho Indians wns pitiable,
becauso they wero without) food and
woro unable to help themselves. Mrs.
Henry Songstackon Interested her
self on bohalf of tho Indians by ask
ing tho county to look after them
Sho had mado thorn up a bundle of
clothing and food and was to havo
taken tho articles to tho Indians In
a few days, as eho had become Inter
estod In their welfare. From tho
condition of tho cabin, howover, It
has developed that they woro not lu
need of anything oxcopt dally atten
tion.
Very llttlo Is known of tho old
couple as they havo kept to them
selves for many yoara. It Is claimed,
howover, that thoy wore tho oldOBt
Indians of tho Kusan tribe in Coos
county, and that thoy were full
grown boforo this section had over
been visited by whitomen. It was
possible becauso of this fact that
thoy found it hard to become nsio-
ciated In any way with a race which
has doprlved them of their country.
Tho Indians do not keep trnok of
their ago, and while tho docooBed
In dlans may have beon much mora
than a hundrod yoara old, Judging
from their annoaranco, llttlo Is
known about thorn, tholr age Is
ploced oloso to the contury mark.
Tho romalna wlM bo laid to rost by
tho county authorities, and Dr. MIn
gus does nob think It necessary to
hold an inquest ovor the remains,
Coos Bay Times.
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KIT CARSON
Feat of Which tho Hardy Frontiers,
man Had No Recollection.
One of tho moat noUd of tho hardy
western frontiorsmen was Kit Car
son, to whom, with Daniel Boone,
belongs tho credit of having nlway
doalt falrtly with tho various Indian
trlbos, as they themselves acknowl
edged. The withdrawal of Carson by
the government was the cause of a
grxat war. Captain Honry Inman In
his book, "The Old Santa Fo Trail."
rotate 04i amusing incident of the
galtent pioneer.
"My own conception of Kit Carson
as a child wag that bo was ten feet(
high, that It would have required the I
strength of two man to lift nig rine,
that he usual'y drank a river dry
and picked tho carcase of a whole
buffalo cloan as easily as a lady doss
the wing of a quail. Years after,
whon I made tho acquaintance of the
foremost frontiersman, I found him
a delicate, reticent, undersized, wiry
man, the very opposite typo of what
my childish brain had created.
One day whllo Kit was at the fort
I came across a period Icaa that had
a full page Illustration of a scene In
a forest. In tho foreground stood
To Heat
jf
a Cold Corner
Don't sit in tlic cold a touch
ol a match a steady How ol
genial warmth and in the cor
ner that's hard to heat you'll
have real solid comfort with a
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(EaaipBtd wlta Smokeless Btvicc)
Just what you need to help out in
a cold snap or between seasons.
No smoke no smell no bolher
docs it. As easy lo
is the best all
round lamp mad
Equipped wi
a gigantic figure dressed In tho trar
dltlonul buckskin.
On ono arm rosteri" an immono
rlllo. His othr arm waB around tho
waist of tho conventional fonmlo of
such sensational Journal, whtlo In
front half n dozou Indians lny prono,
ovldcntly slain by tho horo In tho
Imposslblo attire In dofonso of tho
prepostorous femalo. Tho legend
Rtntod how all this had boon offoctcd
by Kit Carson.
I handed It to Kit. He wlpod his
spectacles, studied tho plcfuro Intent
ly for a fow seconds' ond then seld:
"Gentlemen, that thar may bo
truo, but I hain't got no recollection
cf it."
COFFEE
and tea; Schilling's Best,
is sold by about 9000
grocers west ofthe Rocky
Mountains.
Your f roctr rrrurnt ynnr monir II you don't
like it; we car Mm.
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RwipiiiR tho Water Front.
(United PrcsB Loosod Wire.)
San FranclBCO, Jan. 23. Thnt the
Wostorn Pacific Company, by a
shrewd movo, has complotoly bot
tlod up tho host of tho Oukland
wator front, and thoroby defeated o
project to build municipal wharvos
at that point, is tho bollof of flvo of
tho city conincllmen. In hopo of sav
ing tho situation, these counoilmon
signed a petition asking Mayor FrnnU
Mott to call a special meeting of tho
council to prevont tho suBpootO'l
plot.
The "Jokor" In tho grant upon
which tho company will aot was tho
Insertion of a clause giving tho rail
road company n "fairway" whloh ex
tends from tho Ughthouso at tho
north wall of the oetuary to tho plor
head line. Tills "fairway" will al
low the company to oxtond its plors
go that the harbor front botwoen tho
Soitthorn Paoiflo ond Western Pa
cJfle wlil ! Inclosed, thus snubbing
off tho proposed municipal whnrvoa.
Rconoiulciil Woman.
Of am ail oeonomles tho following
wlU be difiloult to beat for small
new: ' A laboring man who hand
over bis weokly wages to his wlfo is
allowed by her an ounce of tobacco
a week. Sho buys H herself In two
separate half ounaes lu ordor, sho
deulaoe. to got tho advantage of tho
two turns of
the scale. London
Chronicle.
YtHbl
Our delicious Cod Liver
preparation without oil.
Better than old-fashioned
cod liver oil and emulsions
to restore health for
Old people, delicate children,
weak run-down persons, and
after sickness, colds, coughs,
bronchitis and all throat and
king troubles.
Try H our
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THE CLASSIFIED
FOX KALX
For Snle Best quality cord wood.
Phono -1417 or 1283. Downing
Eoff. 1-15-lwk
NN
JFor SnJo A fow Blnglo-comb Rhodo
Island Reds cockrels, from $1.00
and up. Enquire nt 2417 Trade
Btroet, comer of Twenty-fourth.
l-17-lwk
For Sale -34 acres adjoining Btato
fair grounds, 10 ncrcs east and 24
acres west of tho fair grounds road
Can bo sold separately or in bulk.
Good Improvements and all kinds
of fruito. A bargain for tho right
pnrty. Call on S. S. Colo, 570 Lib
erty street, Salem. 1-18-Im
Wood For Sale Dry cord wood;
first, and some second, growth fir.
All orders delivered. Prices rea
sonably. L. M. Van Clcnvo at
Fairgrounds Wood Yard. Phono
Main 1407. 1-lC-lmo
For Sale On easy terms, It sold
soon, tho R. B. Fleming residence,
on Centor and Cottage Enquire
of ownor for terms and prices.
1-8-tf
For Snle Ono hundred tons clover
hay nt my plnco eight miles cast
of Salem. Price, ton dollars par
ton. Call at my ofilcn, room 13,
Bush banlc bulldlnc or phono
Main 491 or 1431. F. W. Durbln.
For Sale -1 GO acres in Alborta, good
farming land, well wntorod, Will
Bell or oxchango for proporty at or
near Snlom. Addroso W. N. Blod
gott, coro Journal ofllco. 1-11-tf
For Snlc For, breeding .purposes,
full bloodcjd Whlto Loghorn oggi,
noc por dozon. Sio W. II. Tlmm,
corner 20tli and Trndo streets, Sa
lom. l-22-3t
LOHT.
Iiost Bay horso; flvo years old;
weight about 1050; had haltor on.
Finder notify J. W. Noedham.
Phono 1354, rosidenco corner High
and LcbIIo Btrcots. 1-21-lwk
Iost A pair of gold-rlmmod noso
glnsBos Tueaday morning. Flndor
plcnso leave somo at Journal offlco.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 1 .8. Olio & Co. WhbioHaro grocord
and commission merchants. Wo
aro boIo aconts for Rex Spray. It
is absolutely uniform in strongth. A
perfect chemical combination.
Costs a llttlo moro, but cheapest in
tho ond, Btrongth nnd reliability
considered. 1-15-tf
Will tlw Party Who borrowod a
oneu nicyoio irum inu juuwiiu
offlco about two weoks ugo kindly
return nmo, as tho ownor needs
it. 1-10-tf
Voget Lumber and Fuel Co. 'Lum
ber .shingles, building material,
wood and coal. Low prices and
prompt dolivorlea. Ono block east
of S. P. paBBongt? depot. Phono
108. 7-2-tf
Dutfo WewJerotli Flno wlnoa,
liquors and cigars. Wo handle
the colobrated Kollog gand Castle
whiskies, Cool and rofreahlng beer
constantly oi draught. South
Commercial street, 9-3-lyr
Enlarged
Our meat market on East Stato
utroet has beon doubled in bIzo and
wo aro bettor prepared tkan evor to
oorvo customers. Prompt service nnd
tho best of meats our motto. Cull
or phono 19'J. B. E. Edwards & Co.
Wo Aro Cash Purchasers Of poul'
try, eggs, and all kinds of farm
produce. Borry crates made up
In unlimited luantltleB. Capital
CommlBBlon Co., 267 South Com
mercial street, Salem. Phono Mala
179.
BUTTERNUT BREAD.
it la worth more than any othor
broad yot tn0 prlc0 Ja n0 ogll0rf
For solo at your grocors.
CALIFORNIA HAKERY,
Thomas & Coolcy, Props,
I'LUMBERS.
and steam boating and tinning.
1C4 Commercial street. Pbone
Main 192. 9-1-lyr
M. J. Petrel Plumbing, Bteam and
gas fitting. Successor to Knox &
Murphy, 226 Commercial itreet,
Prone Main 17.
DRAYMEN.
Curumlus Bros.' Transfer Ooipany
All kinds of transfer work done.
Furniture and pianos boxed ready
for shipment. Prompt service la
our motto. Stand and oMce at
268 South Commercial street.
Phone 810. Kvajdeaee Phone fg.
LmiRYANl) FEl-U) BB A1UWL.
Livery and Fcixl QtaWes Old Pfe
oulco Stables, at 25 4 Ferry orM
between Commercial nnd yrwuft.
Btrccts. Telophono 188. Boxaa
tho finest liveries In the eity cu
bo found horo. Dick. Wts&aratf
proprietor. 10-2-Hyr
LODGES.
jnrpentcrs Union Imo. 1CD EwS
Union No. 1065 of Carpesar
JolrcrB of America ine rritx
Saturday ovonlng at 7:30- p mu tw.
Hearst hall, 420 Stato So, A. IK.
Donnltr, Roc. See. '
Foreswrs of America Court Elw
wood ForoBtors, No. IDv
Wednesday tn Hurst hal!V
Blroot. Lo oAbbo, C. K. & u
Perry, financial Bccrotaiyi.
Central Lodge No. 18, K. Wt IV
Caatlo Hall In Holtnan block.
nor Stato and Liberty strft
Tuesday of each week at 7:3 ys
tn. Oscar Johnson, O. C; X. Xk
Anderson, K. of R. aed &.
Modern Woodmen of America Of
gon Codnr Camp No. 5248. VmM
every Thursday ovenlng: a4
o'clock In Holtnan halk ". "XC.
Hill, V. 0.; F. A. Turnorr cirfe
Woodmen of World Moot ercry JTfc
day night at 7:30, In Hoi man ,
L. E. Ponnoll, O. C; P. L. Truro
lr, Clork.
MPMi Mill IMI W
Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, mV
dont nnd ponsion Inaurnnce; 9S
000,000 plodgfd; ovcry claim rwHB
Good ngonts wanted. J; Kt .
Mongomory, oupromo orcanlsen,
nox432 Salem, Oregoa. R. Ku
Ryan, Bocrotary, 540 Stnto strrt.
PIIOFICS9IONAK
G. V. Ellin, M. 1). PhyBlcltm a
Burgeon. Telophono 307 Mala
Olllcos, 540 Stato street, oppoH
court houBo, Salem, Or. KcaJdei
Phono 313 Main. 8-13- !
Frajik M. Brown. Manufaeturc e
BBBh, doors, mouldings. All kl4ni
of houao finish and bar -wM
work. Front Btroet, between 9UW
and Court. Make all cosoplaUtu
at tho. office.
yANTED. "
Wanted Evory ono that law. prooerr
ty to boII to llHt -with tho Lathami
Iand Co. Ovor Portland aonoraU
Elcctrio Co. Ulirtt.
Wwl .. vnil wnnt n wllrIlI1 .
gronito inonumont wo can navo yon
monoy. Wo don't pay big rent aoc
city taxes you got tho bonoSfc.
Como and est our prlcos, and bo
convinced, Our shop In In CHy
Vlow comotory. Blnoelng GranUej
Co., J, D. Boliannan, mauanor.
1-1 Jr-
AVnnted A compotont alrl for gene
ral hnusowork. Call mornings ft
Mrs. Louis Lnchmund, 254 North
Climroh.
O G T. Co
Steamers Pomont w&i, OiVmt
loavo for Portland Monday, Woue
day and Friday at 10 a, id, und
Tuesday, Thuruday'nnd Saturday a
0 a. m. For CorvalHn, Ttvii&y,
Thursday and Saturday about 6 jx.
m. M. P. Baldwin, agent, OfBctm
and dock nt foot of Trado sMcoU
M. P. BALDWIN, Agl.
mnrH
The
X White House Restaurant
For n Regular
1 25c Dinner at 20c
Tliey can't be lM'at
McGilclirist & Sort
Proprietors,
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ii ii iiiHiiiiiiiimim
Hotel St Philip
Fourth and Fifth and narmOM
Streets, Portland, Oregon.
New fireproof European JFAeX
Steam heat. Modern convcnleRS.
Rates fl.00 per day and up. UkJgsb
depot car will land yon at tfc fer
H. PtEftCf, frf
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