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Bryan's train was late in reaching Austin. Texas, but the Legislature and 5000 citizens waited to hear him.
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Do Not Put OFuntil tomorrow the duty that ought to-be doze today. If your blood is impure ana you feel weak and weary, take Hoods Sarsapanlla at once.
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Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Mail ed for 9 cents by c. l. Hood X Co.,, Lowell Mass.
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|tR P. MASON SUES FOR A DIVORCE THURSDAY
 MORNING.
BRIEF MARRIED LIFE.
sOId, Old Story" With Alterations .Angry Brother With a Shot,
 gun a Prominent Factor.

phefollowing complaint, which is Explanatory, was filed in the aneery Court yesterday: THE JEFFERSON CHANCERY
 COURT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
RO.TOBAc ss s.. &c q fss.. 2 4 U.s..

but specialists. 1t is hard enough to
teach aud live with ordinary boys but
when you put several hundred Of the
worst ln the state together 10 requires
person with special training %
handle them 10 reform them. Yet
under our spols system II has been
the custom 20 give places 10 place
seekers, almost regardless OF their
special qualifications with the
result that boys are actually
made worse by oeing sent to
the refOrmatory. IL is we'll
koown fact that men vulgar IN Ian
guage, dissipated IN habits and cruel
In manners, have held responsible po-
siLlons at our state reformatory since
its organization. The same has been
true at the state penltentiary. Cruel
ties and barbarlties have been openly
practlced. At the lesser institutions
the spoils system has It's representa-
tiyes. The present Republican ad
minlstratlon has a spleudd opDortu-
pity to make a good record at these
institutions IL is cleaning them
out" as the saying goes, but great
care should be exercised. Let the
heads Of the departments not |
hearken too much TO the
cry OF the Office seeker or our great
institutions will suffer irreparably.
The poor convict who skulks 70 his
cell at night, his back bleeding from
cruel cuts Of the cat-of-nine-tiils, the
relormatory youth who goes shlverlng
10 bis little iron bedstead at night
with his hands aud body swollen with
leatlng for some trivial misbehayIor
these aud others are anxiously
Watching and waiting the changes
nd wondering wondering and
uesslng and half fearing for the re
ult OF the changes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

The early closing movement meets
with general public favor What +
still more generally approved Is Sun
day closing. IL IL reported that Sa
lem lawyer went 10 the Salem Sunday
clothier and assured him Of his pat
rouage II he would keep open Sunday
We shall not mention these parties
names, but really they violate the
general public sentiment Of this COM
munity, which is 10 favor Of doing no
business on Sunday but keeping the
day as a day Of rest
Business men aud professional men
should be the last 10 the community
~ array themselves against a decent
and wholesome observance Of the day
as a day Of rest, and abstinence from
work and all business as far as posi-.
ble. The early closing movement
and Sunday closing movement should
b. supported by all loYers Of good or.
der and Christian institutions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
Professional EYidence.

la these days when there are hun
dreds or unscruDuluus 6dventurer
who are advertising new remedies n
"tbe only sure cure" for the grin an,
It's terrible after effects, itisd relic
To read the experience ofa man WhC
has spent his life ia supplying medi
cines 10 the public. Mr.. John Metz
Ph ID who owns a drug store In Lem.
lil''' sends the folIoSlng letters:
"Dr. Miles Medical Co.
"GENTLEMAN:-l eau always recon-
mend Dr. Miles NeryIne 10 nv Gus
toners as II cured my daughter Of a
severe attack Of Ia grippe when thar
dread disease was raging through the
country some years ago. Since that
tlme l have sold hundreds of bottles
under your guarantee and have had
none returned"
Dr. Miles Neryine il sold by an
drugglstson a guarantee that the first
o"l'le benefits or money refunded.
a trial package of Dr.. Miles favor.
tie treatment OF the grip, consisting
li DR. Miles Neryine, DR.. Mills Ami. |
ram Pills and Dr. Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills, will be seut absolutely |
rec ~ cost to any person sending their |
'ame aud address on postal card. |
equestlng the sample, aud mention !
nS tue name of this paper Address
Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
Is It a Trifle =?
That Common Trouble, Acid DySpep-
Sia Or Sour Stomach.
Now Recognized as Cause of Serious
Disease.

Acid dyspepsia, commonly calico
heart burn or sour stomach, Is torn
OF indigestion resulting from fermen-
tation Of the food. The stomach be-
ing too weak TO digest IT,, the food re-
mains until fermentation begins,
filling tue stomach with gas, and a
bitter. sour, burning taste In the
mouth is often present. This condi-
tion soOn becomes chronic and being
an every day occurrence is given but
little attention. Because dyspepsia
is not Immediately fatal, many pe2-
pie do nothing for the trouble,
Within a recent period a remedy
has been discovered prepared solely to
cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles.
1t is known as Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets and is becoming rapidly used
and prescribed as "a radical cure for
every form OF dyspepsia.
Stua1t's Dyspepsia Tablets have
been placed before the public aud are
sold by all druggists for 50 cents per
package. II is prepared by the +. A.
Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich, and while
II promptly and effectually restores
vigorous digestion, at the same is
perfectly harmlass and will not injure
the most delicate stomach, but on
the contrary by giving perfect diges-
tion strengthens the stomach, i'm
proves the appetite and makes life
worth living.
Send for free book on Stomach Dis.
eases. 320 % "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
THE sPoILs SYSTEM IN STATE
AFFAIRS.


One Of the greatest problems 10 be
overcome by our Republican form OF
government Is the corrupt spells sys-
TEN and immediate results. Truly
TO the victor belongs the spoIls" but
too frequently the immediate helpers
Of the victors are not competent for
high Office. Take Senator hanna for
example. He does not pretend 20
represent the people OF the nation.
lie makes no denial Of bis allegiance
10 the great combinations Of capital
known as trusts. Yet he Is per-
haps most influential and the near
est politically Of any living man
TO the president. Early in his
term Of ONCE Mckinley made az
effort 10 continue the good work
Of President Cleyeland ia greatly en-
larglng the number OF important gov
ernment positions under the civil .scr-
vice. But the pressure from Senator
Hanna, Secretary Alger, Senator
Platt and Others has been too great |
aud now many OF the most important
Interests OF our nation are la the
hands and control OF vicious and
corrupt spOilsmen while every indus
Try of our fair land feels the tighten
ing grasp or some mighty trust
formed under the administration Of
Hanna, Alger, ct al.
The spoils system extends with det-
effect through state aud
municipal governments aud leaves its
sreckage behind with the change Of
Ulcers after each administration and
lection. The idea OF State Hos
ltal for the Insane, a state reforma.
Dry, state institute for the bllud or
he deaf mute being subject to sud.
ca aud uncalled for changes OF man d
Sement on account Of the victory Of Il
Ms or that political faction Is simply "
reposterous. Ina State Insane Hos u
Ital no one should be employed who y
not a trained attendant aud he OF cI
'e should be assured life position p
long as his or her services vas up II
the standard,
Tia physicians aud higher officers -,
ould be appointed by non to
'rtlsan board aud selected aud re- Sc
ined for aud on account of merit dT
ly. 60
Az the State Reformatory Tor boys ~ ~,
ere should be strained teachers ma
n ordinary mechanics and laborers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
$4,000 Saved Annually
A Plain Statement Of the City Bond
Ing Proposition.


To Iy Tar
App. coming special city election against the
issuance f ond March 3 desire woro TO my elow-tax
Saeu with question adjusting her floating
indegtep. up 10 October 5 lS 5gP5PS%ang % s5V Ignc
Ea a snd m % @ s ,S @ % ot & 6ioesss per Vii a1 pep % ~ " " a.
under Which 9Pea namely TO 59Rd 10 this sun a. rate
payers upon property 10 The city, To issue refund warrants said
next year au additional mill general tax upon the assessed values
Which Of the TIRE, expdlen the quickest cheap
est TINS ae question To- which the new council has lent It's best
u 5 S & ' & Pacea 20 f1aG 3 C I cry W % daT & Soa %nGn I
% % oefe atf KY 5he % 10 Saem ePqa0e el9s @ 9eay aXPaye
way out Of the financial dHculty, But is IL?
attractive as co@%e O' co%mdd S s0u the 0qS Sond @ rs
Of warrant aod the bond Would sell qacky While the tRS
% % I2m and s very sTa9gfneis @ & as hat an Investment would
Of the people SALIENT and this Wholesome objection aside there
cent interest would the 1920 year. while the
difference favor Of the 5oods Of exactly sco ASot6er fact
bued here early 10 February last syndicate of local capa
agreed to take up the outstanding Indebtedness provides
when re'trcted BY legislative e"acimea
Investment carry interest liked by
bonds are the t' tRe cy Ge''
would entail 8xed interest c6arre poo the c % % a. % 6o % @
[eS tn' 4 must Be DaH semi thus soang demand
@ qs PAYING ms new charge half yearly she keeping
Eow ye3T 10 and out her subsequent
pure simple Tor which she Ras nothing Within
H
IL Is said also, that debt
or recklessness will follow administration Of
aHars and debt will be built
Plt away Tor coming generations lqudate
Ihee be truth la this 10 pass unless tb
people, themselves send rcmen,
responsible The charter preserved contains
providing the bning
VINO sha dare In the future trangress debtm
e Guy Ard his prOecutOn Hereunder
WV ''N S'''J ~ wa 'OucIu-
The 81 warrants sold would be taken up by city
revenues from all Ia about
W sun the
eVe hs brief period the refund
e de WIN s ever Increasing burden no less
O ana here again the bonds would advantage by
Inc possibility OF using the third exDdeu the mill general
TAX levy IS Too remote 20 be discussed present.
gIy prompts Tue employment Of the bonding privileges as win
eiund all question, solve problet,s
Quickest safest and cheapest possible. ~ WV
lhe bonds he
ght here IN salem and thus the viii create
fuie pubic interest 10 the ctys
VII u on tne spot to watch and administration OF
~ safely
'or au Intelligent aud seryiceabe oversight all times
TAXPAYER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method aud hen,fei,l
effects of the well known ren,5,
nihvi ~ liGs, manufactured bv M
NAiiFohNiA fiG SYRUP Co. illustrate
ne value oi obtaining the liunid laxa.
tive principles ~ plants known a. M.
nVNlelhhliy laxative and pfs,sentlnr
shpin ln the form most reirCshin,r 4, IN,
tasie and acceptable 20 thc sgstem. Ia
y the one pericct strgugth, ming law.
I'VE cleansing the aNftem c.fectaallv
dai'clNnG colds, headache aud f.vers
tenty YET promptly and cunhlinc mo
70 N'efeoric hahltlal CONSTRUCTION n,r-
ihthrntlY It's perfect fret,lrm fr.,,
every objectionable ouultv ana s,,l,.
's.anee' and its acting on the kblneys.
hsNf and bowels, without weakening
et Irritating thom, make & the ideal
laxative. "'"'
ln tic proeeSs OF manufacturlnV As
e3N used, a. they arO pleasant A. ~
tAaie, ont the medicinal qualities IN ~
teheay are obtained if,m SIENNA ana
ethrr aromatio plants. hv a mefhn5
Anown 10 the CALlFoKNIA Fls S,.r,-'
20 only. Ia order % gol its beneeri.i
rAteeis aud 20 avoid imitation. me-
foinem Der The hill name of tl,e Co,,,,sn,.
printed on the tront of evcry paekasos
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co |
eAN FhAscIaCC. CAE.
AoutaNftIN ny. frIry., ,.orv =,
''' seis :, az nfessi.ss -Piiss a. ~ e,as,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

pfairle efe moves fsslsr than avy ho,..
can uan no matter how anrr1x -.
mpant may ~ unleas you ksve 800 -,
~ ne hfe 4 Will nscglaks yon. M h ,Ss
tent eaf with many diseaaea Uuless vo,,
A. All start you cannos passiblv 49,
hrm on The only hons dif an,.,,,, ~. 7
= thieAisned with ssflnns disease r A.
tIAn IA time, and neek safety bsfofr 49,
ntnfef elosel in about him
tne rtst ming co. you, n ven fssl th.t
fntt Ieh bodily cuegRy Il iscflnr 4 to
.Ie ,ee .tispeiheninR, poser proaasinr
.sf p pi F'stess Ceidsu Medical nls
NeetIf ehicn eonlrfa apon che dieesll.e
el3ena thai kssu 1esi ~ apnrtite ~ ~
timilatipn which lIanafarais thr fol,l 49,.
npNnshiiE, health huildlne blood acfivs
"e'.t,sf tcice' nefFoas ensiey and rur.
I. re noi wall until dyspepsia spsssd. in,o
Ntrt s"MNi4.ut and thar lafns into
rlyAeaie, trouble walsh hually Verres into
trNHNnptlpn DO nof foly nfloR tke del..
t'tf SNmuius " malt gaif5rls aud .srss,,s.
'.lf. 4na qily epmpQnnds. do uol ALLOW 4
Nf4,NnirE dinfNI.i Nj no seeks onlt his .,,.,,
Etert f.ihff thnn yong health b loIst nas
t',rN "t4IfinH upon you. inaisi unoh
~ ssn.f4{ 4hieh 1. backed b lhiTiy ytars /
e,t-4l{ increasing seifs 10 attest rs /
Ro,..'snt naFAnineas and popalaniy.
4. es s ssess''ssss :, AZ VI nsgtaSa llsins :,
,e. ne vesis aeo s,ssf 1..,, ~ e.s ..
.44 tqk lno bolli1s N 81 fitre' e'.,,..
'.s@'. ..o n,zn3FfI4 aaf also lpsa vlsis N ~.
~ te.a ~ ffaielonl .iace / EnI.hst o,t, 80
tN'e ftlnk ia. ~ nleslssl ,se'e.., y. ~
.'',. n. e,eea 4na d'4ea.lgs aIlssAcrs ~ sp. T,
l|eft Assi ,..,IS .s''' N, ~ .ne hssg aiso
J. ~. talNF 81 ~ f|eIlft nedIsint. 4. I.,s
'.N.Nt . pfIMNfnI 80 chez vii eor' eIi 4
=" ''''A 'Atf 49, Is.ell letaisdH q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
MARCH April, MAY.
These Are the Months in vvA,o, -.

'"Sse Arc the Months in Which 10
Purify Your Blood.
uls Is the season when your blood
"su,u "lth Impurities, accumu, ,
., ,s''u uuIlnnR tue wtuter months from
.s',N 'unuaemeui, itch fuod. and
NV NV causes These Impurities musI
~ ven trom your system or fbev
msl nieed serious disease and cams
y. u"tolu ,, suffering, HoodS SarsapaT,lla
~ .ne greatest aud best blood purirv'
10y meulelne u II possible tn obtain
~ - Nha1 the nilllons take ln the
spllog II Will purity and enricb
Snur olood, eFcate an Appetite tone
ut your system, aud give you soood
"'"''"' dlNW
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

wants of growing children aud able q
do the best work with them. The
parents should visit the schools, see
what kind Of work Is being done. and
help decide 10 each case whether a
teacher Is worthy OF being retained 10
the public schools or not.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

Or. Bulls Cough Syrup Furn shes
most substantial comfort and relief to
cunsumptiyes; it works most remark
able cures. Don't despair. Relief
can certaiCly be had; cure Is pusslble
Win this wonderful remedy.
D Do a.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

Don't Tobacco Spit ahd Smoke Tour life Auay.
10 quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
aeuc iull II life, nerve ana vigor, take MOTTO.
bac' the wonder worker that makes weaa men
strong' All druggists, 6Oc or e.. Cure guaran.
teeu Booklet and sample free Address
sterling Kennedy Co. Chicago or New YORK
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22


Salem people should adhere % the
program adopted az the annual school
meeting, OF entirely doing away with
the Oiilce OF city superintendent of
schools, putting each Of the four large
schools on the same grade with first
class principal 10 charge.
All four Of these principals can at.
tend the semI-monthly meetings OF the
school board, and the board and the
principals can confer together as 20
the courses of studies and grades, and
all school work, instead OF com
munleatlns through city superIn-
tendent. For Instance In the Yew !
Park whipping case, the matter was
referred 10 the city superintendent
who Investigated aud reported
that all had been satisfactorily nd-
lusted' Immediately followed the ar.
rest Of Principal jones and ihe mat
ter was dragged through court, aud an
encounter has followed since.
A competent principal IN each
school Is Just as proper person TO
Heal with the parents and children
'nd The teachers under him as an-
'ther Official between him aud the
'oafd. Then The people will get
he benefit of emulation aud eom
'etitloa between four principals I
I'D four city schools. Instead OF d
. all being held down under Que city
aperintendent who would see that d
o principal Is employed who will \
ush his work along new Hoes or with .
nefsy aud ability calculated to put
'e city superintendent OF schools 10 .
ie shade. such Is human nature
lat 40 man 10 ohcial position
~ likes 10 keep Interiors
ioef hlm' Lea the people
each part Of the city where there {
large school Indicate IN some
" Who they desire for principal Let
9 fathers aud mothem Who send
i.
iiaFen 70 school, Il they are pleased y
Va the way their children arc max y
( pfosess 10 school, say 90, net alone \,
regard 10 the punelpal but With !.
'y teacher employed. THIS Is q q
'ero~eut Of. for aud BY the es
'ple after an. The less machinery n
monarchy tho better, both 10 X.
'0o' management aud selection OF CIV
che" aad oaioers, The seleetioa IL,
ioF'y teachers should DOT be re. "a,
drd a. 20 nuch political patronage tiv
'"s hands Of majority Of uye On, s,s
ool directors 20 do with A. they 90
lse' o1' a. a matter that belongs sss
1Al'ly % the school patrons STA
ne relations be,weea the school o.
her aod the family IL neHt 10 the 'aS
'lon oelween paTents and ehR. aro
, Even the mAnoers, she habit. ,,,I sssI
'he langaage o. the teacher are osh
led inso The home by the chlldrea. CO.. ~
'ahenee o. leOure Ia ONCE on tue eiis
sbs part Of tue teacher prin
important because ony after ca
al years' service doss me teacher 10,
oeco@s acQualaled win ths 49,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

When all the rest are Offering sites
Tor pos'onioes, old Btll Anderson saws
ae has one, Too, Win 1875 feet front ON
front street, and los feet front On
Oouf' street, aud IL isn't way out in
the country either
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

.is.-N steamer has been eauinr.aa ,..s,h a..
pisSo accommodations. ineindlnE an e,ssaat
passesseP1 sasssPs'sed for carrying both freight ana
noeE-FoOsOf state street.
G. hAERTZ, AEsnI
Salem, OregsA
s.sulLlEAR, aEpA
AlbaaJ, ofs6ee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

ment and not york all the time un-
der high pressure Of bard clos
calculation Don't suppress all youi
better nature and your more humane
Instincts TO conform to so-cslled fear
of Appearances, or public opinion Of
sO-calied successful people, or your
perhaps stln more heartless aud
hardHsted uelghbors. Then there Will
ester Into your life little rebound
and enthusiasm and you will proloog
the last calls Of the doctor aod under.
taker.
A great many people make them
selves sick aud starYe their souls by
never permitting their better nature
10 come 70 the surface. The tension
Of desired success, cold. schemlng,
self b calculation for concrete results
10 this world and "sure-thing clnch"
on the neEt, dwarfs and cramps their
existence Next 10 getting good
sleep, get rid Of tension.
The Salem bond election Thursday
March 30, Is the first aud most Inn
poftant step towards putting this
city on a cash basis. Other steps will
have TO be taken and II Is not yet GER
tain that our rity will get out OF the
mlre OF oyer-indebtedness and escape
population.
The loyal, earnest support OF every
taxpayer and friend Of good govern
ment is needed 10 sustain the credit
Of the city. Not only must the inter
est tax be reduced 70 the lowest
limit, expenses must be Gu: down 20
the lowest notch, but city reven-
ues must be increased. These
three things must be done heroIcally.
II four per cent money or four and
one half per cent money cao be ob.
talned 70 carry the floating debt uu-
III II cdn be paid on II should be OBJ |
Lained. II we can get along with one
less policeman as we have for a mouth |
past IL should be done. II the
lily council can 10 a few months
'rame an occupation tax that will
tive the city surplus 10 begin paying
~ the city debt IL should be tried.
These are business matters. utterly de-
old OF political Significance, embody
~ only principles OF common munl-
ipal honestly that receive every
lan's support.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

a. : Ve oest medlcine money can huv
~ ,npete olood, nervousness. ANA
tlass, ~ slsesnsch aud kiduey troubles is
t'A''''a' 3 - 90
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

S,'s. - =, Zee. = ear he~eis via Cascarst..
- Q tsiA dr1ss.s,s T.iosa 'Sss,s, s,,,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

To cure constipation Forever,
a, ts.e Naaealets Candy Oalhartie las ~ a.,
@ Q q fail 70 cure, draegsts refund ,,,,' es -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

The writer Of this page must Gnd
fault with the way the advertisers are
crowded toRetner On the local page
and 1rst page of The JOURNAL. Nov
70 his mind this Is the most Interest
ing PAGE OF the paper. The telc-
grapbIc news page has Of course the
matters Of nstional and world vide
Interest. The local page has the 70.
ports Of the little affairs " the town.
But between the two a really alive
newspaper has 40 editorial page where
the opinions OF the editor are 70 be
sought aud sometimes found. Here
he fights his battles, displays bis
bigotry, airs his prejudlces and rides
hobbies. He Is supposed 10 tackle the
live local issues and help get a ma
iority Of lis readers safely landed on
one side cr the other Of a question.
The location OF the Salem post
once, the conduct Of the city govern.
meat, the new orera house talk, how
n keep on old age aud sickness, the
early closing movement, the upbuild.
Ink OF Salem as musical center, i'm
provemeot ot our public schools
These are'the topics. and others as
they come up, that are here
discussed and they interest ali.
The editorial page Of pa
per- u 81 ~ read at all, IL more read
and talked about and rc-read and re-
talked about than any part Of paper
aud IL follows that II Is the best ad
vertising page 10 the paper
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22

The discussion OF how 20 live lonp
Interests our readers. At night good
sleep, under favorable aud correct
scientific and metaphysical conditions
Is the best restorative OF expended en-.
ersies, aud as shakeqpear says
there's oothIng like II 80 knit the
ravelled slseye Of care" What is
the best mental attitude by daytime ?
We should say, get rid OF an tension
OF nind. Don't 70 about your Gays
work sill strung up for some purpose,
either self importance, or determine.
tion to "dowu' somebody or 10 do any.
thing else but what Is right, Just,
kind aud good natDred.
You will say, these are pretty
thlngs 70 tell others 10 DO. but we do
not do them ourselves Well, we
started out 10 tell you 10 ta&e down
tne tension You know there IL
tehslon adlaster 90 sewing ma.
chine aud 10 can't DO good
work unless it's just right. 50 |
no humin bslng can do his or her
best under a wrong tension. The
nearer you eau come TO baYing 20
tension'at oil, this happier, healthier.
stronger aud wiser you will De-. The
mao Or woman who goes about strung
up 70 concert pitch makes quite
nolss and Impression for awhile but
5000 gets out % tune. A more nat.
nfal Key makes sweeter music In the
long run aud don't rack the instru.
ment nor torture others half 80 much.
10 get rid Of your tension. Don't ,
form the habit Of screwlng your mlnd
io~n hard on every little thlng, I
gVu viii make lust AZ much money
I've Just as long. have more friends a
'on cniuyment " you let yourself a
oose little, do few things asamat. !,
Ier Of lmpulse and feellog aud senu. !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-22
wiLLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
SltAMtR VIM M, HOAG.

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