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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 31. 1008
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Carried by Medical
Missionaries to All
Parts of the World
In China, in the Philippines, on the
East CoajJt of Africa, in every part of
the world, medical missionaries have
employed this sterling remedy for years
in fighting and conquering disease.
DR. D. JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
ha been successful for 77 years in relieving and curing
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, Inflam
mation of the Lungs or Cheat, Pleurisy, Asthma and diseases
of a similar nature.
In many thousands of homc3 throughout the United
States and in other parts of the world it is to-dny u standard
remedy for these ailments.
It is 6old by all druggists in three size bottles, $1.00,
50c and 25c
JajrBs's Tonic Vermlfsge Is n gentle and effective tonic for adults
and children alike. It is the safest and most celebrated Worm Cure known.
mixture of oil and dirt that Is Bolt
cned by rain, which Is far worse
than adobe. An oil road kneaded up
by travel during tho wet season
takes on a wavy, rutty surface at the
best that Is exceedingly hard on all
kinds of vehicles. Tho experience of
tho last two years, Blnco tho aulo
moblo has become popular In Cali
fornia, demands that somo action
must be tuken by all those Interested
In tho state. That before another
wlntor Is nt hand, a popular move
ment will have to bo started whpro
mil tho authorities of tho state will
come together and decide for the
futuro of the rules that shall gov
orn road building. Tho qulckor that
thlo Is done, tho better for all con
corned, for to allow the present
ronds to contlnuo as thoy are, mere
ly means n. moro expensive move,
when It Is taken, If something Is
not done to snvo them.
PORTLAND MAN
COMMENDS JOURNAL
For the Stand It Han Taken In Fav
or of Knitoiucut No, 1,
MOTOR CAHH
AND
ROAD 11UII
ilIX(J
Among thu many olhor things
that has boon affected by thu devel
opment of tho motor ear, Is road
building. Up to tho tlmo that thu
motor car bocamo an acknowledged
modo of .couvoynuoo thu system of
building hlghwuyii was carriod on
under ruluH that had not improved
to any groat extunt for thu last do
cado. Thoy had ronohod a titatu
which only nocossltntod a top drea
alng occasionally to keep .thorn In
condition, that did not demand
greater Improvement, or any radical
chnngo In construction, Wltl tho
advent of tho fast moving nutomo
bllo, those roads woru dlslntogratud
and constantly showod tho wenknusH
of thulr construction, which raised
tho howl that thu modurn vehicle
would soon doBtroy tho road bods.
Thin wan ono of tho greatest points
aA up ngrtltiBt tho motor car, when
it waB coming Into favor, but Iina
now provou that what was at llrst
thought an ovll, is onu of tho host
things for good ronda that could
have boon Invented. It allowed that
roads undur thu provlous system of
Editor Jeurnal: I hnjro noticed
tho stand you have taken on State
ment No. 1 and I deslro to congrat
ulate you In tho efforts you nro mak
ing for tho maintenance of this prin
ciple, which means that the people
tiro to rule and mnchino politics to
ho eliminated absolutely.
In Multnomah county within the
liiHt week tho sentiment has changed
to such an oxtont that wc haVo born
enn bled to present, tho ntrongot and
clonnost loglslntlvo ticket that hits
over boon put up In this county, and
tho oluctlon of flnnio has been con
cedod. In fact, tho sontlmcnt
throughout the statu It changing In
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm fnvor of this Ibbuo as tho people are
boglnnlng to ronllzo thu Intentions
science of road building him rocolvod 0f Its opponents, viz., to take from
an Impetus from thu mouoin volilolo, tho people tho right by their voto
and dovuloptd as a i.cluucu as quick- to nnmo the candidate for tho United
iy as tho saloiico of automobile con- States tionato and throw back Into
Htructlou liau advanced that a prop- tho 'luglslaturo, with its corrupt
orly constructed road, with a little practlcos of other days, tho election
moru to be considered at tho llrst of jiuoh olllcor.
coat, Is by rar choaper in tho und. In, Thu only argument whleh they
Hpcaklug of tills subject, Frod J. nro ablo to urgo against Stntomont
I.lnz, ninnngor of tho Mnxwell-Hrls- No. 1 Is tho possibility of oluctlng n
cou Pacific company, utntud latuly, Democrat, and this Is no argument
that tho automobile has provou that at all, for the roason that Oregon h
oil roads, whore built to any Great admittedly a Republican statu and
length and whoro conttnnt enru Is If tho Itopubllcane stand together no
not possible, thnt thoy are by far Domocrnt haB any chance of oloc-
worso than -tho ordinary highway, tlon.
Oil ronds. for parks and placos of Tho advocates of Statomont No. t
Hiioli a unturo that can ruculvu con- arc as sincere In their loyalty to tho
stant attention, nro duulrablo, but principles of tho Ropubllcnn party
on thu great highways of tho country as thoso opposed, and perhaps ovon
especially during tho moist season, more so; but thoy will not admit
nro roou wnrkod into a doplorablo that this groat party is bulldod on
condition. I.lns has found this to such narrow linos as to precludo de
bo tho condition prevailing whoro llboratoly from tho state or nation
oil has boon uuud in parts of tho al assoinblloa any man whom tho
stuto ho has Just visited, r.ud sug- pooplo or tho stnto may eloct should
goats that boforo tho regular dry hu differ from thorn In his political
soasou of summor sots In, to savo vlows.
what work hnu already boon dono by Nowhoru in tho constitution of
oiling, that they should bo enirfnco-'this govornmuut do wu find thai this
served with sand and gravel. This Is a nation for any pnvy, but of the
undoubtedly will be hard on travel whole poople. Whllo I do not nn-
for a short tlmo, but It would bo tlclpnto nor fear tho oluctlon of a
construction, although built at
cheap first cost, wore expenslvo In best In tho und, as It would set tho Democrat, yot should tho pooplo of
up keep, anil that now, whon tho stomw and gravel into tho Btlcky this groat statu say by their votots
'1 - - - that jueli was tholr cholco, I ques
tion tho rlKlit of the fnrtv-slv men
I who claim to roprosont tho people,
delegating to themselves tho powor
'wtvTSTth. Mm mrnF Mm mm mht repudiating tho wlsho of tho ma
jority of thu peoplo of this stnto.
j I bolluvo that thu voters of Oro
gon avorwgo well with any state In
thu union In their IntulllHunce, con
sequently I have no fear that tho
mlsroproseutatlouB made by petty
.politicians with an axo to grind, will
havo a tendoncy to divert thorn from
t!fc
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Fuc&jute Suture of
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GASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
r v tVI
AW
Mm At
I tho groat prluoipl annunciated by
(th immortal Lincoln, that this Is
ta govorumont of tho people, by tho
puopio ami tor uio people.
Tho. McCuskor,
Esftct Copy of Wrapper,
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
GASTORIA
Do Not Crowd tlio Season,
The first warm days of spring
bring with them a deelro to got out
and onjoy tho oxhlliratlng nlr and
sun shine. Ohlldrou that havo boar,
housed up all wlntor uro brought
out and you wonder where thoy all
onine from. Tho heavy winter cloth
ing is thrown aside and many Bliori
their flannola. Then a cold wave
comes and people say thnt grip la
enUUmlc. Colds at this season are
oveu n--T dangerous than in irild
winter. as there is msich wore dan
ger of pneumonia. Take Chambor
laln't Cough IUmdy, however, and
you will knve nothing to fear. It al-
wy oh res. ami wo Uave nerer
known r eeld to roeult Ih uneunjoM'.
when It waa wsed. it is ilisat
and fcfe to take. Children like' It.
Fr Mie at Dr. Stone's drug store.
Tfci Italian auto was at Goldttojd.
Uie lreel ear at Ely. Nev.. nnd the
German raoar at Ogdeo yoetorday.
To Curw ColU u On Day.
k UAXATiVB nnoMo Quinine
.Tablets. Druggets refund money It
lit falls to cur E v QROVb'S
lelguature on each box, 35c
A SURGICAL
OPERATION
mWmmmf'mmTm
mWFVmWWM
3. Barbara Base, of Kingman,
as, ATitcs to ifrs. Pinkbam:
If tlicro is nny one tiling tbat a
woman dreads more than another it
is a surgical operation.
"We can stato without fear of a
contradiction that there are hun
dreds, yes, thousands, of operations
performed upon women in our hos
pitals which arc entirely, unneces
sary nd many have been avoided by
LYDIAE.P!NKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
For proof of this statement read
tho following letters.
airs
Kansas
" For eight years I suffered from the
moat severe form of female troubles and
was told that an operation waB my only
hopo of recovery. I wrote Mrs. Pinkhain
for ndvlec, and took Lydla E. Pinltham's
Vcgctablo Compound, and It has saved
my life and made mo a well woman."
Mrs. Arthur R. House, of Church
Boad, Moorustown. N. J., writes :
"I feel It Is my duty to let people
know what Lydla K. lMnkhnm's Vege
table Compound linn done for me. I
oufTcrod from female troubles, and last
March my phjhielan decided that an
operation was necessary. My husband
objected, and urged mo to try Lydla
15. I'inkbnm'B Vegetable Compound,
and to-day I am well and strong."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years T.ydia K. Pink
ham's Vegetable Coimwund, made
from roots and horbs, has been tho
standard remedy for femalo ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inilammation.ulccra
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
poriodie pains, and backache.
Mrs. Plnkliiun Invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Hum on, nro afloat of another up
rising nt Port iki Prince, Hnytl.
Autopsy showed tho murdorer Gil
lottu's brain to bo porfootly uormnl.
flood for Everybody.
Mr. Norman U. Coulter, a promt
nutit nrohltiot, In tho Delbcrt build
Ing, Snn rrnnclsco, says: "I full
endrose nil that has boon aald of
I51cctrlc nittors as a tonic medicine,
it Is good for everybody. It corrects
8tomaoh, llvor and kidney disorders
In n prompt nnd Jfllciont manner
and builds up the system." Electric
nittors Ib the best spring medicine
over sold ovor a drugglst'B counter;
as a blood purifier It Is unequalad:
GOc at J. C. Perry's drug store.
HAD A HACK
11IGTWKKN IIATTIiKSIIll'S
A raco botweon tho bnttloshlpa Illi
nois and Indiana, with $10,000
wauored by tho two crows on the
shine, ocuorrod off tho Lower Cali
fornia while tho two ships wore
steaming along that shore, according
to a letter written" by WUward Mr
Velgh. a member of the crew of the
llliuo's, to hie brother, Joseph, of
Manchester.
At tho ond of tho contest, which
was a three mile event, the Illinois
was ahead of hor rival by a narrow
margin, thereby winning tho big hot.
The rivalry betwoeu tho. crows of tho
Indiana nnd Minnesota led- to the
rneo. Whllo tho Minnesota and In
diana were steaming along the
eaat coaet of South America a race
was started betwoeu them and the
Indiana won. The crew of tho lat
ter ship Immediately announced that
It was the champion of tho fleet. The
boye of the Illinois, confident that
their battleship oould outclaje the
Indiana in a speed contest, chal
lenged It and $1 0.000 was wngored
by both sides, with the result that
the Illinois won.
CAMPAIGN PLANS ARE
BEING COMPLETED;
I .
A FtiH Ticket of Anti-Statement No
Men Will Be Pitted Against the '
People's Choice Candidates
the
campaig
last night between
committeo of the late neV
convnntlnn ,i .... . . ePMlcu
Mate, M ' ?
Jlftflr tnfa !.,! i. lUe '"f
.. ,1UU ,. arawn to ip i I
should withdraw tn ... . n
.!.. . .. """" me ajuji
auuement No. 1 follower, to h ,J
w " " ..umuLT oi candidate k
the field as the Statement No
thuslasts, that Is, five. The V
u"uu""iU' 10 i men In the raw fc.
tho leglBlaturo now are: Uort
oiri """"'""Ten.ttc:
oiiii ro. z, a. A. Hughes Of SalfJ
No. C, S. D. AdkltiBofScotUairl
anu aam urittendem of Hubhrd
A few speeches were made it'tlJ
meeting and the follnwin I
Tho nrlmnrv pnmnnlcn will bo n ' ..i.i .. . """i"1!!
- "" - -- --i.uiillllltl.uu UIJDUiniPfl T B f.)
..Il.ri. nt niul tiflH Itn Itl ilintirn rt vs.. ... ' iW
i.;..U. U .v., u..u .. ., ... b 1Jr. j, 4N Bmlh Bd flr
a special committeo composed of J tlvo candidates.
Senators T. U. Kay und J. N. smith,; The Stntompnt v i ......
.4U'iiaiw
Follwlng out tho plan that was
entered upon In calling a convention
to put up a legislative ticket tho Sa
lem machine will concentrate .all Its
efforts In nominating an anti-Statement
No. 1 ticket at tho coming pri
mary. Tho proposals mado to havo Sam
Hughes withdraw from tho ticket
were not well received bo It was de
rided to havo Wilton Slmorol pulled
off na he already has an office. Tho
gentleman has kindly come off nnd
nn effort will now bo mndo to havo
moro Statement No. 1 men como out
nnd thUB dlvldo tho Statement No.
1 voto.
who will Miidortnko tho nomination nro holding n meeting at Salem
of tho nntl-Stntomcnt No 1 ticket. afternoon to perfect tholr mJ,
Wilton Slmornl, nt tho mooting plnns.
perfect their unfuij
TOvor?
of good health should provent sick
ness Instead of lotting themselves
get sick nnd then try to euro it. So
long as you keep your llvor, bowels
nnd stomnoh In n honlthy and nctlve
condition you won'.t get sick. Dal
lard's Ilcrblno rcllovos constltpntlon,
Innctlvo llvor nnd nll stomnch and
bowel troublos. Sold by all dealers
REMEDY
EASILY
Reducing Wages.
Men and women to tho number of
20,000 affected by tho action of tho
cotton mills of Lowell in nutting in
effect n reduction of 10 por cent In)
their wages.
Throughout Now England it Is ex
pected that similar action will bo
taken by thcowners of mills If condi
tions do not change As ronsons for
tho reduction In Lowell tho manu
facturers say thoro Is a doprosslon
in the cloth markot and thnt tho cost
of colton Is hlghor. In Now Eng
land the 'cotton mills number 340
out of 1000 In tho United States and
employ about 1050,000 men and
women.
Is Especially Vallucd By the Ek
People Who Suffer
A largo hoalth publication I'!
Ita readers of a number of iliJ
and safe proscriptions tbat cn I
mado at home. Tho followinj, l:i
ovor, for tho curcof rhcumatlna t
kidney nnd bladder troub ci rtcq
tho greatest praise, vl:, Fluid
tract Dandelion, one-half oc:-j
Compound Kargon, one ounce Ccl
pound Syrup Sarsaparllli, tli
ounces. Those simple, harnta
grcdlonts can be obtained i!
good proscription pharmacr it M
cost and are mixed by thaklsr
in a bottle,
Tho doso for ndiilti i W1
ful aftor each mool and tottl
drinking a full tumberfol ' '
nftor onch doie. It Is further i
A Swollen iimv
is not pretty nor plonsant. Whether
It's cnusod by neuralgia, toothache
or accident, Ballard's Snow Liniment, . . ., , n 'i.i i. ,
..ii. .. .i ... . n thnt this proscription li a
... uuiiu whii.b anu v,r0 for kldnoy trouble ul
inu iiiiiii. i iiu Krcui uirt tnu u uuru , , , ... , , ,. -,. ,ir.irt
,.- -.....!.., ... ...- .-..i nck, weak bladder and onw
iu ti.uiiiituiiaui, vino, uukio, u.uiauB,
scalds any nnd all aches and pains.
Sold by all dealers.
Tho Transvanl 'gold mines pro
duced $150,760,000 In, 1907.
o
Tho Lucky Quarter.
Is tho ono you pay out for n box of
Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. Thoy
bring you the hoalth that's more
proclous than Jewels, Try thom for
hondanho, blllousnoss, ' constipation
and malaria. If thoy disappoint you
tho prlco will bo cheerfully refunded
HncoSulclilo
as Prudent RasvU calls It la not
nearly tho moaac to Inoroaso In pop.
ulatlou that deaths among Infant
ar. And eight ohI of -to of those
doaths are dlretly or Indlraotly
oaufcd by bowol troubls. McGo's
BaUy Hllxlr euros dlarrhooa, dystn
tary, sour stomach and all Infant
alliNonu of this naturo. Just ths
thlag (ir tUlg bahlos. Prloo Si
and 69 oatlts. Sold by nil doalars.
AH hojw of saving the 71 entomb
ed minora at Hanna. Wyo . has bevn
abaudoped The mine is stU burn
mg
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DO YOTJ GBT UP
"WITH A IvAlUCE BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who rends the news
papers Is Mire to know of the wonderful
cures maile by tir.
li Kilmer's Swnmp-
I Root, tho orwl kid-
L ney, liver "nml blad-
uer rumetiy.
It is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century ;
disco vered after years
of scientific research
by Dr. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful iu promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catnrrh of the bladder and
Wright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidnev trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommended for every thing but if you have
kidnev, livar or bladder trouble it will be
found' just the remedy you need. It has
been tested in so many ways, iu hospital
work ami in private practice, ami has
proved so successful in every case that o
special arrangement Uas oeeu inmic uy
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may liave a sample
bottle sent free by mail, ai- a bock tell
ing more about Swatup-Root.awl how to
fiudout if ouluvokivlMey or bliaUler trou
Me. When writing meat ion reading this
gnerous offer in tin paper and heiui your
..i.l - i-.m -. vr
b in i cm iu in. iviuiicr
& Co., Bingiutuitoii,
N. Y. Tlie regnUr
fifty-cent ami on--
dolUr ire ItoUlefi a: e n of 8opKoct
sold by all jjootl irw ,ist. Don't make
any mistake, lmt it-member ihe n.nu.
Suip-RH)t. Dr. Kilmer s hu. nip Uot.t.
and the address, Iimgluniton N Y..ou
ovcrv bottie
floultlos, especially of th M
peoplo, and one of the bt o
to bo usod In rhoiiraatlc as
relieving tho achs and P!
reducing swolllngs In jus I
while.
A woll-kuown local driinW
thn this mixture acta direct'? t
lm nlmlnntlve tlsUe Of '
neys: cleanses these sponjfW
gaiiB and Rives them po-f
and strain th poUonoui "
tor nnd uric acid fria the b'OoJ'
la the cause of rbiuma""1
n..t i.i nut and hand '
sufforw which waa "l
an net of humanity.
A r.r.l Of 110.088 "
for the capture and co
tho persons guilty of .-
homo of General BnlkW W
Saturday morning.
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