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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OKKOOX, PlifDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1808.
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HirtJurtBated,
" 'Of all Shakespeare's historical
plays,' says Coleridge, 'Antony and
Cleopatra,' is by far the most won
derful." Ho again . says, assigning
It a 'place ever higher than that of
being the most wonderful of tho his
torical plays, "Tho highest praise,
or rather, form of
DHJGHTED
VISITORS
MULTIPLY
''Boston, Feb. 20 Tho astonishing
sale of. Coopor's preparations In this
city has now reached such immense
figures that .iho medical fraternity
praise, of this at largo havo become forced Into
play, which I can oner in. myown open discussion of tho mrn and hti
mind, Is tho doubt which Clio perusal preparations.
always occasions In mo whethor tho Tho physicians as a wholo scorn
Antony nnd Cleopatra la not, in all to be divided with regard to the
exhibitions of a giant power In its young man's success in Boston, some
strength and vigour of maturity, a, bolng willing to crodlt him for what
formidable rival of Macbeth, Lear, he has accomplished, while others
Hamlet and Othello." Tho epithet assort that tho Interest ho haa arous
"wondorful" is unquestionable tho od Is but a passing fad which cannot
right qno to apply to this dramn, last, and which will dlo out ns
It Is too vast, too gorgeous, to bo quickly as It has sprung up.
approached without aorao prostra-j The opinion of theso two factions
tlon of the understanding. It pours' lg.vory well vblocd In tho statements
Buch a flood of noonday splondourjm.ido rocontly by two of a number
upon our senses, that wo cannot gazo of' physicians who woro Interviewed
upon It Bteadliy. We havo road It on tho subject.
again and again; and tho Impression j Ono of Boston's most promlnont
which It leaves again and again is physicians, when questioned about
that of wondor." I tho matter cald: "I havo not been
A spectacular rival of this mojt'a believer In proprietary raedlctnos
.rrtnrtnrflll lllnrnrlpAl til El V will hfl Imrnlnffirn nnr inn T any Mint T Itl.
( of ttew raarvo!o" j 'presented by Mr. Charles B. Han-JiiovoJn thorn at present. But I mrtst
,3d!et 300 Brams Iford'Murlng tho present season. As admit that somo of tho facta recently
Marc tAntony, ho offors a worthy , brought to my notice concerning
sequel to his performance of tho. this man Cooper havo gone so far
samo character in "Julius Caosar," , toward removing tho projudlco I had
. jhnlclani. all over the
Im tadorsed Stuart's Dya-
ItftU, Md havo ceruiieti
ifctc harmful drugs.
KtoUkc,
, elcidous.
n dim.
Hrm!t or wrlto to us
ftn ample nt on nppll-
t' r A. Stuart Co.. 150 Stuart
ijishrtl. Jllch.
SEMENTS
HUllHMHItmH-
(md Optra House.
r 11 -Charles D. Han-
Y.(Akr Hlnk.
iltwnooa and evening
IV TiwMtc.
pktores and Illustrated
ifternooa and evonlng
IfcWir md Monday after-
which will bo of gront Interest to formed against him when tho un-
tho student and equally interesting heord-of demand for tho propara
nnd ontortalnlng to tho theator-goorjtloiu first, aprang up In this city,
who .pntronlzes tho thonter for anj "Nmubors of my patients whom
evonlng's entertainment only. Tho i have treated for chronic llvor,
Antony of this play must lo recorded kidney nnd stomach troubles, havo
as another addition of his successor ,niot mo after taking Coopor's romo
fn tho great chnractors of Shnke-'dlop, and havo stated pojltlvolj thnt
spoaro. Cleopatra, that raro Egyptian ho has accomplished wonderful ro
qucen, who pursed up tho heart of Hulta for thom. I notlco partlcu
Marc Antony at tholr first meeting 'larly In cases of stomach 'trouble
"SPIRIT OF THE GOLDEN WEST" 1 fatal. Pneumonia, with ha enor
mous fatality; consumption, with its
All Orcfcon Represented by Floats
Indicative of Its Resources.
Portland, Or., Feb. 21. Port
land's great nnnunl Institution, tho
Rose Festival, which was Inaugu
rated last June will, this coming
Juno, bo consummated on a scale bo
broad and grand that It will havo a
general appeal to the wholo stato of
Oregon and an Individual appeal to
every community In tho common
wealth. Tho grand Jubilee, which
will bo ono round of pleasure for tha
wholo week beginning MondayrJuno
1, and ending In a blazo.ot glory
the. following Saturday night, Is not
for Portland or Portland people'
alone.
Ono. of its most spectacular and
brilliant features Is to bo tho mag
nificent street pagont. This Is a
competitive event open to all cities
and towns afOrcgon outside of the
Roso City. Thero will bo grand
prizes, tho capital .prlzo being a
princely sum In cash with a number
of' costly souvenlr-cupa' and other
trophies of great value and beauty.
'Up to tho present' tlrno about 20
cities and towns of Oregon havo been
heard from, each showing great in
terest in tho special stato parade,
nnd Bovornl ofHhoso towns, through
their business organizations and
"boosting" clubs hnvo sent repre
sentatives to tills city to confer with
thb festival management with rcfer
onbo to character of tho floats which
will mako tho most effcctlvo showing
for their communities.
Tho festival Vssoclation has so
cured tho services of a master 'float
bulldor from tho oast who Is now
hero with a corps of assistants ready
to advise with all who deslro to en
ter tho lists.
Sovorni of tho out-of-town com
mercial bodies, Including roprosontn-
I
i mv h irfiiii ivninrin. I'iiiLitiiii?. minim.
upon tho river of Cydnus; "whom, that tho man has relieved Boveral . Tiaf,firMVor Pendleton and nthora nro
everything becomes to chldo, to ca'&cs that woro of years' standing i,..-.. wm. nrmneotnenu for tho con-
deadly grip; bronchitis, asthma,
theso and many ailments aro often
tho direct result of a cold.
Tho patient may havo had many
colds. They have resulted In noth
ing serious. But when tho system
has becomo weakened by theso re
peated attacks, when the mucous
membranes aro dn a chronic un
healthy condition, then It Is these
fatal maladies assort themselves.
There Is no greator mistake than
to neglect a cold. At Its first appoar-
anco measures should bo taken to
roUov.o It At this season of tho
year, when coughs and colds are
common, Poruna should bo kept con?
stantly In the. house. At tho first
symptom t 'this remedy should bo
taken. It will soothe tho mucous
membrane, rollovo tho Irritation,
and tho cojd will gradually disap
pear. That this has been tho x
pcrlenco of many Is proven by the
hundreds of grateful letters in our
files.
I
la-ugh, to weop," will bo In tho hands' and proved very ob3tlnato la trcat-
of thnt oxcellont actrosB, Miss Allco
Wilson.
A gorgeous setting of Egyptian
and Roman ncenory; a ballet of
Opera House
.F.COKDKAV, Mgr.
HX, FEBRUARY S2
t ot tho Emlnont actor
B. Hanford
aaastraoni of""
UWHWCK WALKKR.
1 1 KoUbla Revival ot
ui Cleopatra
ItKwi ecenlo production.
m1 elwtrlc effects, a
1'rt ot unusual attran.
iU(Bllr costumed, win
'thu engagement one of
naiuatui offerings of tho
11 U Positively no
1 4rlsr an act Sont.
!lJ0aiee8aturJavJ m
jH 1.G, 73c, nOe.
iioirr your
THTTH?
! ka the pro.r
jtkv
Pfe mmyM her
H ttr the teAik
Ftl..
to
dancing girls nnd a chnruB of youth
and beauty, beautifully and charac
teristically costumed, pictures and
pleasing olcctrlc affects Including tho
groat Bcono "Tho Battle and tho
Storm," aro a fow of th6 many fea
tures Introduced to add to the' In
terest and rcnllsm ot tho play. ,-
On Saturday, Feb. 22, an oppor
tunity will bo afforded to seo Mr.
Ilanford's presentation of "Antony
and Cloopatra" at the Grand opera
house.
Seats on ealo at box offlco Satur
day, Fobrunry 22,at 9 a. m.
o
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
stmictlon of their floats, each of
which will bo typical ot tho loading
Don't -Mistake the Causo of Year
Troubles A Salem Citizen
SIiowh How to Cure Tlieni.
meat.
"I am tho laat man on earth tolin,iirv of t,o triwn. ontorlnc it.
stand In th way of anything thft For instance, tho ABtorla float will
may 'prove- for tho public good slm- represent a hugo Royal Chinook sal
ply through professional projudlco, inonf tfmt of Hood Rlvor, a mam
pnd I rm Inclined to glvo Coopor anilno red-cheeked applo.-and bo1 on,
his p.cparatloim credit an deserving there being so vnst a diversification
to-somo extent the popular donion-'of industries in tho different parts
strntlon that has boon accord jd 0f tho stato that tho parado ot floats
thom In this city." m a wholo will bp ono of tho groat-
Anothor vull known physician 0st educational features over attompt
who wno soon took tho opposlto vlowjod in n civic demonstration on tho
of tho "Coopor-raanln," as ho cnllod'pncifl0 COast.
It, which now has this city In Its grip I 'nl0 rnllroadB or Orogon, nnd tho
Ho snld: "I can only like tho pYoa- wholo wcBt In fact, aro planning to
out BtAto of nffulrs to a cortnln kind KjVo special reduced rntos qn all linos
of hallucination. For wont of botUr ROod for tho wholo vcok of tlio fes
namo I might CfU It "Coopor-nmn-' tlval. Spoclal low rates from Port
la" Tho pooplo of Boston scorn to innd to all polntu In Orogon. Go
bo firm In tlo boUot that this man into tho public oyo.
Coopor has hoalth corked up In a Every town In Oregon Is Invited
bottlo. m- i to ontor some characteristic float In
"Sdrjib wThcm Imaglno that ho tho "All Oregon" parode, and tho
has complotoly cured thom of van- festival association Invites corre
ous ills, Judging from tholr stato-' spondenco nnd porsonal conforenco
mont8. It 1b beyond mo to say why J with cities nnd towns, largo and
tho city has gone crazy ovor tho man 'small In -this all Important mattor.
It mny bo safoly put down, I think,
to ono of tho passing fnds thnt so
ofton attack tho Amorlcnn public."
In tho meantime Coopor meots sov
orni thousands pooplo dally, and on
ly' smllos when stntomonts of the
nbovo oharacter aro quoted to hlm
'MfeUted.
"Nniew
Hml .
wth
l&Wr
Hpaf-
re of
Bfliriicv
L$bJ
Many people never Buspect tholr
kidneys, if suffering from a lame,
weak or aching back thoy think that
It Is only muscular weakness; when
urinary trouble sots Jn they think it
will soon correct itsolf. And so It Is
with all the other symptoms of kld
noy disordors. That' Is Just whpro
tho danger lies. You must cure-nip charitable work still continues
tllAttn tpnnhlftd em ilA. ma. Iai.! . ' . a . ...
w. ..uuu.ua ui mvj tua icuu " 1 10 U0 VOT' eXlVIIHIVV.
aiauotes or Brlgnt's disease. Tho
best rtsmodyto use Is Doan'a Kidney
Pills, it cures all Ills which aro
caused by weak or dlseaaek kidneys.
Salem people testify to porraanent
ouros.
W. C. Johnston, gardner, of 1021
Mill St., Salem, Or., Bays: "I had the
grip a year ago ihls September and
I bellevo It loft; me with kidney
troubles. At any rate I suffered
with pains In the small of my back
and aching at night. In the morning
when I arose, I felt lamo and sore
and lred very easily and often felt
languid. Occasionally, tlioro woro
attacks of headaches and dizzy snolls
and ofton thero were specks beforoillfe.
tT T-i.titxi-1 Tt.tu
"Yos (hlc) I wansh, a zhrlak- and
er (hie) shave. An' (hlo if yor
don't buy 'em fc.rmo (hlc) l( prov
condushlvoiy zat do church Is a (hie)
(hlhlo) fallacy and zo Y. M. ?. A. Ish
a zhoko," and with this remarkable
assertion tho speakor, ono ot tho iuu
reglBtorod membors of tho world's
population, who "had strayed Into Sa
lorn during tho night, flopped Into n
chair in tho Y. M. C. A. rooms be
fore astounded Manager Forbes.
Tl)o stranger refused to bo stirred
from his seat in splto ot tho urging
of -thoso prcsont, and continued to
utter ominous predictions as to what
would happon to, tho Y. M. C. A. and
ontlro Chlstlanlty If ho was not lm
modlntoly brought "a zhrlnk, ' a
shave, a monl and a bed." Chlof of
tho Flro Depart mont Darr( rocontly
appointed special pollco officer) took
pity on tho alcoholic gentleman and
brought him to Chief, of Pollco Gib-
con's froo lodging houso In tho city
hall, Ho appqurod to bo a rocontly
mado friend of. the Chief's,, who ox-
clnjmed (upon seeing tho drunk,
VWhy,, I Just took enro of,, you and
pulled ou out of thot Whlto .Houoo
restaurant, whoro you were trying
to get Into trouble." Tho tipsy gon
tlomnn, who did not glvo his namo us
John Dee, replied: "Yesh, I know,
nnd zat's W reason I'm hero (hlc).
I camo to zank yoai.
I .
DO PEOPLE
SHUN YOU
$
ON ACCOUNT OF FOU& BRtSATM
Ji'ROM CATARRH?
THEN' Kiil) BELOW.
flHBHHBEH ' p
1
"My, Myt Wlwt a Brtt Wfcy
Doa't Vo Itavs Oamss Care
Ilt.Ctarrk?"
It you contiaMAlly k'hawk and spit,'
and thero Is a cARMtant Urlpplngf from
the nose Into the mouth, it you havr
foul, disgusting breath, you hav'T
Catarrh and I can sure it.
All you need to do is simply thU:
Fill out counon bolow.
Don't doubt, don't arguol Your
havo ovcrythlng to gain, nothing tor
Iobo by doing as I toll you. I want1
no money Just your namo and ad-
dross.
COFFEE
Our name on the pack
age gives us the credit,
and puts on us the moncy
back burden it isn't a
burden I
Your grocer returm your money !( you dau'l
Ulce ScbUIIns flout : pif bltn
TiOanrd Stato Money.
Tho state land board yosterdny
approved loans to farmers in various
parts of the statenggregatlng ?2C
000. These loans nVo mado by tho
state to farmers, who aro glad to
secure thom as tho stato charges but
6 per cent Interest, while private
concerns ohargo at least 7 per cont.
Only n Cold, ,
"Only n cold," Is a common ex
pression. And so tho victim lots it
go on, day attor day, rod oyos,
swollen features, lassitude, Klaepless
noss, loss of nppetlto, the irritating
cough.
In itsolf a cold may boslmply un
comfortable In its results It Is often
SUIT OVER THE LOGICS
Supremo Court, Set Oregon City
Canal and LockH Case for
March 11.
Th Jumping Oft PIhcc.
"Consumption had me in its grasp;
and I had almost reached tho Jump
ing off place when I was advised to
try Dr. King's New Discovery; and
I want to say right now, it Baved my
Improvement began with the
my eys. Tho kidney socretlous first bottlo. and after aklng one
woro Irregular nnd unnatural in dozen bottles I was a well and bup
appearanco. Tho relief I obtained j py man again," says George Moore, .
from Doan's Kidney Pills was very of Grlmesland, N C. As a remedy?
great. I felt better after taking the 'for coughs and colds and healer of
first box and I now feel In better j weak, soro lungs and for preventing
hoakh than fnv n lnm tlmo Rvflrv ' nnwimnnlfi 'ew Discovery Is su
kidney sufferer should use Doan' promo. SOo and $1.00 at J. C. Perry,
Kidney Pills." 'druggist. Trial bottle free. j
For salo by all dealers. Prloe 50. !
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo.! New Notaries. I
(New York,v solo agents for the Unl- E. E. Porter, Grass VaUy; Gllbort
ted States. ; h. King, Ontario; A. P. Donohue.
Romember tho namo Doan's PorUand; C. A. Sohlbrede, Marsh
and take no other. field. ' vi
Don't
Get Run Down
y
READY TAI LOWED CLOTH 1 5
ran WELL DRESSED
MEN.
"-.
s L-'if
H-iAtfvlJ u
M siM S ' J'jZ
"-v m st r j y
l
Very few dieMB cn get a
foothold on a yigorou con
stitution. Almont any disease makca an
easy inroad when your gen
eral health Im below par.
That' where
DILD.JAYNE'S
TONIC
VEKMIFUGE
comes in.
It acts in the way that all
the moat progressive phy
sicians endorse along the
linc.of prevention.
It isn't an unnatural
stimulant, but a meant
of making the assimilative
organs do their work un
impeded and thoroughly.
Jsrn's Sanative Nils a
gentle, uic and effective Liver
Ktguluior. Known a&d used
tor 77 yesxs.
PQICC RANE
20 4G
iS:
Tho supromo court has set Maroh
11 as tho dato for tho hearing of the
arguments in tho caso of tho statu
against tho Portland Elootrlo Com
pany to compol an accounting on tho
part of the company to show how
much la duo tho stato on tho ton per
contago agreement entered into nt
the tlmo tho stato put 1200, 000 into
tho canal and lock projeot at Orogon
Cfty. After argumont tho supromo
court will also decldo whothor or not
tho stato Is entitled to recover tho
1200,000 It tho bill now before con
gress for the purohnso of tho oann!
Is passed.
AfiMORT-HAXfii: VIKy
OF ENGLISH HUMOR
According to a celebrated humor
ous artist, English humor deponds
an tho porsonal discomfort of other.
This Is tho sort of Jiumor English
mon enjoy most at all stages of their
llvos, "Whnt those 'ore Jowalnlles
like," said the butlor In ono of Mr.
Anstoy'd storlos, "Is to so one party
catching another1 party a thunder
ing whnolc on tho 'oad."
TIiJh taHto dots not disappear ii
a-fUr life. In tho thontor verbal wit
cum laughter, but tho hearty roar
U oxtraotod by tho spectaele of
somebody being maltroaUd la sorno
way. Comfo actors have mado large
fortunto by playing on tho public'
faellngs in this manner.
It Is not the Haas tbiit make the
suecww of tho avorago humorous
pl.ee. It Is tho business. W W
Jacobs hag worked the same vein in
hs books. The laugh eorooa when
th skipper turns purple in the fat ,
stfUEgle to speak, and says nothing j
"not becos ro don't want to. in lira
yer. but becos ho can't."
Io tha litobfart 'stato, wo suppose
humor wJU b tolished altogether,
an unkind and contrary to the best
FKEE.
This coupon Is good for one
trial packngo of Gauss' Combined
Catarrh-Curo, mailed froo in plain
pnekago. Simply fill In your name
and address on dotted linos below
and mall to
C. E. GAUSS, S108 Main St,
. Marshall, Mich.
intorcsts of cltlsonshlp. Wo shall
faint with horror, not laugh, when
Comrade Jonos' curvets on tho ba
nana skin, or Comrade Smith sits
down accidentally. on Iho hat ho has
Just bought. Those will bo calm,
peaceful days, but, ub critics so often
say of tho modern play, thoy will
"lack camody." London Globe,
o
IHMtRH MMtMHHtB tR I'll l'
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BUjRM makkkt. ,
Local WholMl Market
Eggs 22c.
Buttor 37 o; buttor fnt, 37 o.
lions 10c; mixed chickens, 10c.
tfllo.
Local whoit 8Co.
Oats 3Gc.
Barley $24 0) $2S.
Flour Hard wheat, $G.0O; valley,
91,00.
Hay Cheat, 14; clovor, $100
?12 per ton; timothy ?13$1G.
Onlona-r-2V4o lb.
Hot--OId,l,aa'2'.4c; now, 3H
7c
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Ketail Market,
Oats 45c por bu.
Wheat 11.00,
Rolled barley 130.
Eggs 2 Be.
Buttor Country, 30o
ory, 40c.
Flour Valloy, $1.20 pr
hard wheat, 1.40$f 1.50.
Bran 85c par sack; 928.50, por
ton; shortfl, $1.10 per sack.
Hay Timothy, S50o per ewt;
cheat, 90c; clover, 7Bb per cwt ;
shorts, 11.15 per aack.
Livestock.
Hoes Fat, $5.00. '
Stock hogs $4.00.
Cows Top, $3.75; fair, $2 $2.50
Stoers Tops, $3.50; fair, $3,75 &
$3.00. ,
Tropical Fraltf.
Bananas $0.
Oranges $2.25.
Lonions $3.t0 4,50J
cream
sack;
V
Voal Dressed, 6e.
Portland Market.
Wheat Club. &2c; valley, 82c;
bluo sUm, 84a
MlllHtuff Bran, $24.
Hay Timothy, valloy. $17$18;
alfalfa. $12 $13.
Vetch $14.
PouUry Hem, 12UVC: ducks
14&l5r; pigeons, old, $1 per doz.
oWc
BITTERS
rJv
Kt'cp tho
h t o in a c Ii
strong and
active by an
occasional ..
doso of (Iki
Iilttcnt and
4hus prevent
Nick
Ifl'MtlMC'lU',
Heart bunt,
1ftHtmhm,
CMk m4
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