Daily capital journal., May 20, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

DAILY CAJ'II'A, JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WMDNESDAY, IAV ad, 1008
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IS RIPE
So Writes Mr. 0. 0. Convcrs, Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Ther3 Are a Multitude of People in
the United States
Who Have Been Restored to' Health
By the Use of Pe-ru-na,
Thoro aro a multitude of pooplo In tho United
Btatofl who havo boon roatorod to lioalth by tho uao
of Poruna. Thoro l,no uso trying to dony this foot.
As a rulo, doctors dlsllko to admit It. Thoro is now
and thon a courageous doctor who docs admit it, how
evor, In suoVcasos Poriina is proaorlbod by tho
doctor himsolf. Evon'though tho doctor suitors
pecuniary loss .by such a transaction his patlont is
bonofltod, whteV ought to bo tho doctor's chief
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Wo do 'not claim'' that'doctors gcnorally proflcrlbo
roruiia. But wo do claim whonover Poruna 1b In
telligently proscribed iratoly disappoints olthor
tho doctor or patlont.
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Mr. James P.Bracken.
. Nasal Catarrh and Indigestion.
Mr. Jnincn P. llrackon, (110 Tenth Ave., Xow York City, N. Y..
has occtijilod tho ofllno of Wator Inspector of Now Yorj City
for tho pant fifteen years. IIo carries on an cxtciiflirc plumbing
business at 010 lOlh Ave. IIo is Post Deputy of Grand Knights
of Itolgna Colin Council Knights of Columbt.8, N. Y. IIo writes
anfoUewn:
"For nearly tulozon yoars catarrh lias bothered mo inono form
or another. 1 wiw trou!l.,d with nam! catarrh tliat lmd affeeted
mv Btouineli, A'hleb troubled mo most in tho morning. My
appetite was poor, and I did not seem to rollsh my food.
gcatlon bothered m at times, also. I wasadvlned to take Poruna.
and I took it as prwrrMl for a month whon my euro was
almost complete, Today thoro Is not a trnco of catarrh In my
syMom, and I oan say without hesitation that Poruna cured me."
Kidney Disease.
Mr. Hammd A. Paxton, U18 Troost Ave, Kansas City, Mo.,
member I.Q. Q. V. and National Annuity Association, writes :
"I am ante man today, thanks to your splendid medicine, Poruna,
"I was trouhled with catarrh and kidney disease of long standing
when I llmt begun using Poruna. I soon found I was gottlng bettor,
and continued taking it for four months, It cleaned out thosystom,
leaving mo well aud dtronj and fooling hotter than I havo In yoars."
Colds and Stomach Trouble.
Mr. 0. O. Convora, Pros. Cold Storago Ico and
Coal Co., Ilot Springs, Ark., writes:
"I had boon troubled with a vory serious case
of catarrh for a numbor of yoars. Having triod
many proscriptions by good physicians, I found
mysolf noibottor.
"On tho advlco of a friend who had usod Pornna
with good results I purchased a bottlo. Tho
results woro so good that I continued using it.
Havo, porhaps, in tho last thr'oo yoars usod a
dozen bottles, which havo kopt mo from tho try
ing troubles of catarrh. I am novor without a
bottlo of Poruna In my house.
"Ono always gots relief from colds and Indiges
tion if you havo Poruna."
Catarrh of Bladder.
! Mr. Michaol IJoouoy, ifll Fifth St., Watorvliot, N.
Y writes:
"If I had known of Poruna yoarH ago I should havo
' been saved mucli suffering. Under carelessness and
oNposuro in my youngor years my system got into a
very bad condition before I was awaro of It.
"My doctor thought that I had catarrh bf tho
bladder and duly prescribed for mo, but nothing did
mo'anygood.
"My friends advised mo to try Pornna, for which I
am very thankful, as It bus on rod mo in two months,
and 1 am in perfect health."
Catarrh of tho Head and Stomach.
Mr. Frank Rlchtor, of 809 Kast nd St., Winona,
Minn., writes: "1 tako pleasuro in recommending
I'eruna for catarrh of tho stomach. Poruna cured mo,
aud I know it will euro any oho olso who sufTors from
this dlseaso, My catarrli was principally located in
my head and stomach, I tried many romcdlos with
out success. I road of Forunu in tho papers, and 11 vo
bottles cured mo."
LILLEY ROASTED
(Continued From Pngo 1.)
played by tho Connecticut congroBR-
man in mo controversy and n com-
SMILES
committee It hns boon shown that
(Mr. Lllloy went down In.ono of tho
Lake company's boats with Mr. Noff
tho previous aummoi' and that one
night of the same summer Mr. N'cK
nt lila linfnl In Wntnrlinri illntntn.l
Z Pnnil1 .!! ?f U!. boat company a telegram to Socrotary of Navy Met- vate-tho morals of the youngj and
nuu Lougioman M)ua, ? snlf In tho Inttrost of tho Lake com- bring us up to tho high standnnlrf'of
tn, i ,Z.i , i ..f . nrRno Pny- " o"Ib no argument to show Uugino and Albany,
for allowing himsolf to ho usod as tho logical toquenco of ovonts that - , , -
"" ' irumoni or tho i.rko Subinnr. toll tho history of what led up to and
ino Company" and chargos him with' constituted the propaganda which
acting In bad faith, violating his oh-, was deHlgned, ns Indicated In tlm
ligation as iMiiombor" aud "noting trank admission of Simon Lake to
, In conlompt of the house." Tho com ' ducato tho membom of congross to
inltteo lliulH that the Introdiictlon of the point or rocognlzlng tho merltH
tho ronolutlon asking for an Invoatl-jof the Lake typo of boat,
gallon of his clmrgoj was not Intro- "' stating on hla honor and ro
ducod In good ralth by Lllloy; that 'sponsiblllty as a member of this
110 nCtOd III had faith 111 maklnir tllOlll hnnan (lmt ho liml Inrnrmntlnii nnt
nnd that la stating that ho mado'no based on hearsay requiring an Invos- bohold man Is born unto trouble ns
viiiii hub .umjumig upon mo memuers ligation respecting tho conduct of his lo hpnrki fly upward,
of tho house ho was not sincere. .colleagues ho Invoked tho ontlro ma-
l ho roport ftirthor chargos him chlnory of tho house to Institute pro- Street paving makes all tho public
ui'iuy corporations nnd tho dead
proporty shell out monoy for tho pay
rolls of common labor.
Rv a'l moans voto Salem dry. ilt.
needs blind pigs, Chinese joints,
bootleggers, and barn parties to' eje-
Qo. W'ejka has a Go'd Dollar
Htrawborry, and at -20 cents a box'lt
is coining thorn all right.
Some of tho old boys from the dry
countloa nro enjoying the privileges
of Salem,
It was tho Patriarch Job who said,
with violating his obligation In form ceedlng3 against a private corpora
mating and urging before tho com- tlon. Tho gravity of his ofonso Is
npparent. Six months prior to 111
mittoo groundless chargos against
Congressman Loud, of Michigan;
that ho acted In bad fatth whon ho
nllowed lib cleric to send lottors re
flecting on tha bono and IntoKrltv
of inembera of tho hotts and that ho
ic
Introduction of tho resolution Mr,
Lllloy was doing everything in his
powor to help tho Lake company nnd
aftor tho Introduction of tho resolu
tion, tho Lake company, through Itr.
Supt. Stolnor of tho Insane asylum
has progresjlvo views of duty. He
Is a Republican,' brat does not hP3tl
tato to flro men who violate rulo3
nCtOd 111 COntOIUllt for not disavowing nmnra nrnl nwnU ilnlm. owipv. OVOn MiniiL'li thn., nrn nnniil.llr.nno
t,n lnt.n ....I. II I..... .. . ... " ... "V "." "O . ............. 0 y.".f -" .-"-"" T " :! '-.....
luu ivnur ihiiiii hvu over ins signa
ture relloctlng on tho honor nnd In
tegrity of monibora of tho house, In
destroying a forged letter from his
secretary to Frank L. Bdlnborough,
of Day City, Mich., rolatlvo to tho
Loud Incident Instead of dolivorlne
it to tho committee, Lllloy Is also held but usod flctlttoua
io navo ncieu in cotuompt, : question. He did
thing In Its power to holp Mr, Lllloy.
"Tho commltteo doos not doubt
that tho purpose of tho resolution
was not to securo an Investigation,
but legislation. Mr. Lllloy novor
mudo any calculation on an Investi
gation for tho verification of factB,
figures without
not inqulro con.
That is tho way all nubile Institutions
should bo conducted.
Ingratitude Is n great political vlr
ture. Tho bon who havo had. tho
most at tho hands .of tho Republican
! J 1.V WIU UUIJ UllUi lltjllllll ivo
cnndldutos,
fighting Dllly Bushey ovor tho
Rbouldors of the present court Is
pretty moan business. If Mr. Bushy
Tho COUimlttOO finds that LlMev'n rnrnlni Ihnm nf n frliiiiil f Pft.mi.j.
objoct In making the charges was In man Hobson who was In a position to
roa Ity a "propasanda" In behalf of inform tiim nimni timm u mmmat.
tho Iiko company, which sought to od that cortaln naval officers be ox- is Incompetent or not a good Repub-
doroat tho clause In tho naval appro- amlnod and then refused to take Mean show him up. But don't pun-
prlatlon bill favoring tho Hlectrlc com their word. It Is characteristic of Ish ono man for tho sins of another,
pany. Lllloy'a chargo that wccosslvo Mr. Lllloy'a attitude that whon ho
profits woro being made In submarine learned that his suspicions of Mr. How many years should tho Ro-
contracta aro declared to bo based on Loud woro groundless ho hns never publicans keop a man In fat place
llctltloiiH figures, and that Lllley know to this time expressed gratification before he will support tho nomlnoos
tho charges to bo falso whon ho made at tho romoval of tho cloud or made of tho party? Thoro ought to be
nm ... , nu npo'ORy or given nn expression of somo limit so that wo may know
lho commltto finds that no press regrot thnt ho should havo made an what to expoct after wo havo foather-
iwiumuuiuiuih, uiiviu uiuwiii, muiiiuui- unwarranted nttnek upon tho honor
and good namo of a follow inembor."
No racommondntlon Is contalnod
In tho report.
ul c'OUgro.ia or campaign committee
hud been coirupied by tho Electric
company and Lllloy b scored for re
fusing to testify at tho beglunlns; of
tho Invostlgp.tlou without tho aid of
COUUBOl.
Continuing the roport says
Lluoy Silent.
Wnterbury, Conn.. May 20. Rou-
roiontatlve Lllloy refused to make
"His requoat that ho bo allowed to anv lemrthv eonunent on th oninmit.
die at a tho selection of counsel and tee's report, declaring that he could
tho mode of procedure of tho com- not In justlco to himself discuss It
mltoo was not oly extraordinary but until after he had carofully read Its
unprocondontod. Though Mr. Lllley contonU and consulted his lnwvers.
uasurtou mm no uiu not Know Mr. i
rson, or tno luko company, it was
od a man's nost for 12 or 15 jnrs.
www
Tho Young Men's Republican club
seem to bo tho live bunch who sup
port tho ticket as a matter of prin
ciple. Of courso, somo young follow
of about CO will get tho poofflco
next time.
subiequontly proved that they woro
Intlmato friends, Mr. Noff had boen
holding dully conforoncos with Mr.
Lllloy boglnnlng with tho night of tho
Introduction of tho resolution and
was helping him to prepare his caso.
It must have been difficult for Mr,
Lllloy to forgot his conforonco with
Mr. Noff on Feb. 10. 1908. imme
diately after tho action of tho naval bore.
Tho Universe.
Tho heavens themselves, tho plan
ets und this conter. observe decroa.
umi ....... . ... . I ...... . -.- -a--..,
m no mosi serious ami patnrul af- prioruy ana piaco, jnsisture, courso,
feet It has on mo Is tho reflection on proportion, season, form, office and
my personal honor," ho satd. custom and all In lino of order.
"Howovor, thoso who know mo Shakespeare.
will not nood an explanation. Thoro, o . ...
is nothing In my private or public Not Truo to Mature
record that justified these reflec- Ho That statue Isn't true to na
tions, i turo
o . j Sh0 what's wrong with It?
Tho weather alone has beeu He Why, It represents a woman
naughty since the Odd Fellows aro sitting, saying nothing. Phlladel-
IN INDIA
MILLION STARVING
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PORCH FURNITURE THAT IS
To bo "right'' It must bo comfortshin ....
cican, nnu last, but not least, as beautlf it i."1,1"
will permit. Ornamental furniture Is S
ceedlngly lnoxnenBlvo nro ti, ZJJ ,out oi PV
DAY'S FOOD.
London, May 20. Tho Munches
tor Dispatch's correspondent at Slm
ln 'drawn a drendftil plcttiro of tho
PiiffcrlngH, of tho famlno ulrlckon na
tives of India. IIo HayB that n mil
lion pcoplo nro on tho vorgo of star
vation and points out such n condi
tion of affairs whon tho winter crops
havo Just boon garnered Is proof that
a much worso stato Is looming In tho
near futuro and beforo tho Indian
corn Is ripened the govornmont of
India may bo faced with ton million
of Ptofvlng pooplo. "
Continuing, tho correspondent
"ays: "Tho wholo oconomlc ones-
, tlon of life In Indln presents no par
allel in Hiiropc, .Uiigiitu-toutitH or
tho enormous population Is depend
ent upon local coronl product to
ninko both ends moot In tho yonr.
As a, conscquonco tho slightest fnll
uro of crops plungos thn lower Htart
um Into a "Into of nboluto penury
Added to this thoro Is an enormous
population of professional lioggiirs,
"I do not bollovo that nnybody In
F.nglnnd who hns not hnd experience
of nn Indian fnmlno hns tho .llghtost
comnrehenslon of what death by
starvation means. It h not a mid
don death cnusod by tho cutting off
of tho food supply. It Is n long, lin
gering course of training to dlo. It
must bo remembered that tho ma
'orlty of tho pooplo who como upon
famine relief havo for months boforo
boon living on hnlf or quarter ra
tions. A mere handful of parched
pons will hnvr beou tho dally portion
of a family for inontliv I havo nenn
InindrfldB of mon. womon and chil
dren who havo dragged thnniBnlvoi
to tho old donols In such n condition
that thoy nro verltnblo sko't'tonn,
with tho skin Btrotchod tnut ovor tho
bones."
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Keel) off the Grass.
M"- th- un shlnos )
Thoro tho grass will grow,
Aud thoro the shun signs
Aro to keop It so.
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Govornor Hoch of Knnsas hai ap
iiolnted a woman probnto Judge.
Mrs. Mltcholl, the lady so honorod,
auc.ecds' her husband who dlod In
office, and Is probably tho first wo
man to s?rvo In such capacity.
Th following from tho Kugono
Gunrd Is" n good ono on Albany: i
Albnny pnperB hnvo bo?n talking
'n good deal about tho fino rnllroad
depot thoy would hnvo In tho sweot
byo nnd bye. Slnco tho mntorlnl for
It Is to bo mndo In Rugono, wo nro
inclined to think thoy may bo right.
u"mb .'Srt
ceedlngly Inoxponslvo nto tho mania tJ PJa?8 "Mh J!fl
scats and backs of woven reed, yet thoy aro .ifi1" Wml
UUIU.
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Draperies aad h$
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WOWCrOMTWlOttot
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eurjains, 1 ,td
fnlTlcs ns now. oJf ,
was never 10 brMtyt0!
, imuernj to j.i
prices so reasonable, 8'',.
let us prove our ibian,fc
you.
PICTURE FRAMING
Is ono of our specialties. Our
skill In this line Is the iw.ilt of
oxperlonco and study and Is ro
sponslblo for tho superior quali
ties of our own work, Havo your
plcturoi frnmed at homo at a sav
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General Weather Summary. day morning, and heir; I
Tho week was remarkable for Its' eastern Oregon on We Itr,
unseasonably low tomporaturoJ. "' nu "nV mo:illl5l
Cloudy skies gonorally prevailed and
thoro was a marked deficiency In
tho amount of EMiiBhinc. Rn'n foil
on almoBt ovory day in tho wostoru
nA....lnM 1.11a I. . Ii r. n.D(nin itnilll.
uuiiuiiuo, niuiu uiu nioiw .ui... - -- -- -- i,A, m..',
. ...' i i .,.... .i.n....i. Hsolf for the slomaCO. Il!lf
lies ranis woro niso nutjuuii!, iuui.ii -- , ., ....jj.,
Ili .-opnr.lnrl nmnunt woro UlllC 1 to takO. Sold br all lflUli
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smallor. A particularly heavy rain
foil ovor the lower Wlllamotto aad
lower Columbia rlvor valloy3 on Fri
day. In tho eastorn portion of the
state considerable buow -fell In tho
hluhor nltltudes. Light frosts oc
curred In southorn .Orogon on Tuos
lfmlnl fnmn'cldr dM
clnsses of food. It IU ttii
tho trouble and do tie rci'
.-1 a GirnrtTiiAi
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