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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-23

man who does not draw his ideals from
his idols.
A mushy religion will not make
men.
Heights of conservation may follow
depths Of conviction.
Patience is a fruit plucked only in
the gardens Of pain.
The only way to exclude the evil is
to entertain the good.
God is the only one who can be
trusted with vengeance.
He who follows the guidance Of all
reaches the goal Of none.
Only the insignificant man counts
anything as insignificant
Some people complain because it
costs an egg to get chick.
Watching others is often an attempt
to hide our own weaknesses.
When man is in the right he is not
afraid Of being misrepresented.
The seats in heaven will not be as
signed by the size Of our heads.
The attempt to be good fellow has
often prevented being a good man.
The hand will feel cold to man when
the heart is not in touch with God.
Sentimental tenderness to the GRIM
inal may be cruelty to his victims.
Grasping a dime may keep you out
Of heaven as much as greed for dol
lar.
The church without responsibility
for lost society has no relation to the
Savior.
The habit into which you put your
heart will either be Il holy or harm
full one.
Perfection may be like the North
Star. impossible to touch but good to
steer by.
You cannot pull man out Of the
mire of sin by throwing rocks of cen
sure at him.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-23

ings by herself. The decorations, too,
she made. The chapel is full of curl
GUS memorials, representing the mar
riages she has performed, the death
beds she has attended, and other
events of her life.
Every day lie holds short service
in the chapel, at 4:45 o'clock in the af-
ternoon. The bell rings its invitation,
and there are always worshipers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-23
THIS VERY UNIQUE CHAPEL
is OWNED BY A WOMAN.

One Of the most remarkable chapels
in the country Is that owned by Mrs.
f. NJ Bruce, 70 years old. and or
dained as a minister. The chapel is a
part Of her home at Maiden, Mass.
overlooking the sea.
There are many paintings In the
chapel. all Of which she made herself.
and all but three windows bear paint
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-23

A terrible example is the first one
school boy encounters in his book.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03

to be practically rebuilt, although
that will no. be done at once.
SO e may reasonably be expected
that appropriations will be larger than
usual but the people have the pro.
lection Of the referendum and will
no doubt take advantage OF that TO kill
some Of The bills passed.
Oregon is awakening to new stand
ards I'm public affairs. and among the
certaintes of this session are bills to
put money into the treasury. as we'll
as bills to take It out--revenue bills
will be passed.
so that while the state is meeting
It's most pressing necessities it will al
so be in better position TO furnish the
funds from new sources Of taxation
There will be progressive Legislation
and lower taxes.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
Save Our Young Woman!
Thousands Employed in Our Large
Departmental Stores and Public
Offices Are Now Weak
and Sickly
Tell Then of
Paine'S Celery Com
pound
Woman'S Unfailing Regulator and
Health G've'

In the mammoth departmental
stores and large public Offices OF onr
leading cities, there arc thousands OF
young women employed. From the
morning opening lour till these vast
hives Of trade close at night these
young women ere expcading their
energy and strength in serving their
masters and a criICCl public. Long
hours, close confinement, imperfect
ventilation. excitement. and brain
worry, soon leave marks OF creeping
disease and sickness. Headache,
.sleeplessncss, Indigestion, constipa-
ton, neuralgia rheumatism, and
nervousness make the lives Of young
women miserable and almost unbear
able In thousands of cases the
traces Of terrible blood troubles are
seen I'm the faces those who should
look comely and attractive.
To the class of suffering young
women just referred to, we would
say that Palne's Celery Compound is.
a blessed agent Of ncalh and womanly
This medicine is q positive
aud true nerve food and system
cleanser. II corrcc-s any tendency to
constipation; 4, tones the stomach.
keeps digestion perfect, the brain
feels the strengthening effects OF the
superb nutrition ae5rds, natural
and refreshing sic p takc1 the place Of /
Insomnia, and tho rose blush Is
brought 10 the pale face. We urge .
upon en- sickly ard weak young wo.
men the necessity OF Painos Celery
Compound for their peculiar ailments.
L has made thousands strong; II will .
give you the same happy results.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
VIVA voce voTg IN CAUCUS.

NNNA WYE W. = ~ 1fN1N
The Journal Is an advocate OF an
unpledged party caucus as the only
correct way TO nominate a senatorial
candidate. after the party has failed 10
nominate party candidate In state
convention
A nomination Of candidate In the
Republican state convention and then
an open canvass for that Office before
the electors In the state campaign
would have taken the contest out Of
the legislature.
That would have been done but for
the factlonal fight over Governor
Geer's denomination. brought on by
his veto Of the Portland charter, as
passed by the Multnomah delegation
two years ago.
There ls no assurance that the pres
ent Portland charter will stand more
than two years. and 80 the Portland
charter fight viii be before the next
legislature just as bad as ever
Tho yetoing OF the local charter of
any county delegation would involve
any governor In a 6ght that would ar.
ray one faction or the other against
him IN any county and will not soon
be repeated In Multnomah county a.
least.
But Tor that mistake Il is now con.
coded that Goor would have been re.
nominated and Simon or Fulton would
have.been the convention nominee for
senator and would have boon elected,
Now because that mistake was
made why shall Republicans go ON
getting deeper into the mire OF fac.
tlonnlism? The straight road out for
the 73 Republicans Is to go into caucus
and vote their honest sentiments for
United states senator
II they cannot trust each other 20
keep Pledges. then their Is but one
way. In our Judgment TO proceed, and
that Is 10 vote openly on the viva
yoco plan, each man announcing his
choice ON roll call
The viva yoce vote ga honest aud
unoompromising The secret ballot
often has resulted IN putting the hon.
est man undor the stigma OF the dis.
honest man. who promises one thing
and secretly docs another
In the election OF a president OF the
senate there was tic IN the Republi
can caucus AZ last a supporter OF
Or Smith won't over 90 senator Brow.
nell, and he Was given a majority aud
declared the nominee. But Il Is not
known 10 this day Who went over.
while several are accused OF H.
This illustrates the advantage OF the
viva yocc vote to a nicely In the eau.
Gus that nominated Hon }, ~ Dolph.
IN 1895 some Who helped nominate
him secretly were also secretly his
enemies
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03

trip can be made in that time. Start
ing from Paris it will take the travel
er is days to reach Vladiyostock by
rail: from Vladivostock he must make
a two.day journey to Yokohama, where
he will board a steamer that will land
him in Vancouver in - days; from
Vancouver to New York will take four
days. while six more days on a liner
win carry him to Cherbourg, from
which Paris is but a step. The only
changes that are required are at Vlad-
iyostocli, Yokohama, Vancouver, New
York and Cherbourg. Six steamship
and railroad companies alone have to
be dealt with.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
Slept
Very Little Because
of Smothering
Spells, PNlpit alton
and Heart Pains.
To DIR. Niles Heart Cure
/ Owe My Life.

hean pains palphaiion. smotherinq spels
shoftness oi breath, weak and hungry spells
aud general debility indicate a weak heart
The longer these symptoms cai.t ne more
serious hey becomc. They rrrresent con.
dtlons OF heart weakness which must re-
eeive AID from The og,,.de. A weak heart
esnnot cure itself, no matter low Siisht the
aurenon. Unless speedily treated il will
gfoW worse, slowly boz surely A pericct
cure has been tound m Dr Miles Heart
Nafe which removes the cause So that the
disagreeab.r NmPtQuls soon disappear.
.. 'lt g'yea ING gisai pleasure 10 aid nv tes.
tmonlti o. ne hundreds oi others Who have
iesohed % he merits oi d. Niles Heart
Cue, as n may te the means IA helping
another sufferer % tIy la ] Am sure that \
owe my liic and heahh 90 Dr. Nf rs Hesrt
Cure, hai sgdeFed lorsx wears Min nsi,
plsAiion au4 pain M INV heart / could uoa
ie On mN irIt tioe, / vas NtIF veal. aud
slept ven l'ite hes kuse 90 suo,ssrinr SHELLS
/ tired even Song co1.d thnk of III "a
70 rsligt uniI ( began tie uss 20 nr. Mfes'
Heart ure. / sm now vel ana ARE to as
nv upfk and tihorgh it Is thrre Vears Snce
hfsl nsrd tac lcme,if I have 10 sien al
ntAit lloaNr. I iook in au s.N hoftfrs nj
iieari 0afc AMI fh.nk 4 lhc cranasst nss.
e.ne n me wWIlt and q gives nc pleasure
al az Tunes to recommend u. Mss H
ii1itiA0sNoRtu, Nedto0l. Oiggon
A. aegg .ia Sci. ana gasrani,s fssi ho,tis
iH. Miles hsmcdiss send ilr iree howl
On NsFvoss aad ilsart Diseases Addsesl
~ Aiiea Ae4isAi ~. hiAAslt, Lad.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
INDUSTRY OF oAvEY.

The frank and outspokcu member
from Marion Is not only passing a
number of minor measures. but ne has a
number OF larger sized nsh ON his
string.
naycy's taxation bin Is au Important
revenue measure. and stands a good
chance of becoming a law. II Is not
AS radical az some, and for that rea.
son has the botter show Of passage.
Tie is also champIonlng the meas.
ures prepared hy the Marion County
Oar Association for the reformation
ot the grand Jury and the selection OF
the trial panels
He has hin in which government
schools are interested. for compelling
the attendance OF children In their
charge This Is very important 70 the
Indian school near this city.
AIR payey secured the prompt con.
slderatlon and passage OF the Greater
salem charter bin aud has heon chair
man OF the Marion county delegation
at its important local sessions.
Mr. nayey also has bin 10 make
the ONCE OF state food aud dairy com.
missioner appointiye by the governor
troasurer and secretary, instead OF the
legislatare as az present
These are lot 10 important bills
To be- in cbarse ot one man. aud Mr.
paVey "a 60 be congratulated upon his
success SO Tar The Journal does not
endorse an these measures but let us
sito credit where d belongs
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
Around the
World Quick

When Jules Verne thirty years ago
wrote Around the World m Eighty
Days he thought he was stralnlng
probability To its limits. The record
OF Phlneas Fogg has been beaten
many tines since then, and is likely TO
be still more reduced II Is now said
that a person can go around the world
in forty days. A railroad man has is.
sued a timetable setting forth how the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
The Miners Want II.

No more important matter has come
before the people OF Baker county
than the proposed mining bin Intro,
duced by Representative Robbins. OF
Baker county. The mining men OF
Eastern oregon should at once unite
In such a strong memorial TO the legis,
lature as viii secure the passage OF
the bill II they fail to get the bill
passed they should formulate an as.
ISOLATION and organize this part OF the
state and use the initiative and ref.
erendum. Baker City Democrat.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
What would you do the next time you
have hard cold ifyOucOuldn't get Ayers
Cherry PectOral? Think il over i.a:H iisaZs;: sss:

what was .he result? Other mer
who we're innocent were branded a.
traitors 10 the Republican nominee
and 10 the cause OF the Republican
caucus
So Oh things considered any man
VINO wishes TO be absolutely square, and
wishes to be protected IN his ballot for
United States senator must prefer the
open vote IN caucus.
The Journal is not arguing this from
the standpoint OF Mr. Fulton or Mr.
Geer or OF any other aspirant. But
this Is a matter upon which the peo-
pie and their representatives need en-.
nghtment
Until we have nominations for sen
a.ors made by the people direct. and
elections at their sufrages direct
which is the only right way we must
seek the best way to get an honest re
suit under present conditions.
Under present conditions probably
a majority OF Republicans would pre-
fer a secret ballot even in a caucus
But n viva voce vote is, nevertheless,
more honest and less liable TO abuse
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03


Here is a paragraph from the Sioux
City (Ia) Journal that IS the truth,
the whole truth and nothing but the
truth, and II evidently requires an al.
nose eternal drumming into the ears
Of the merchant who sits at his desk
and wonders why people go out Of
town and buy:
The editor Of a Pulaski paper can.
not understand why the people Of his
town should purchase groceries and
other commodities OF the Chocago de.
partment stores when they can obtain
them cheaper at Pulaski. The Keokuk
Gate City says the explanation is very
simple. namely. the Chicago mer
chants advertise. while those at Pul.
aski do not The Gate City finds that
the Pulaski editor had to inquire In
person at local stores 10 learn how
much sugar they we're selling for ST."
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03

Tho recent statistics OF the number
OF deaths show that the large majority
die with consumption. This disease
may commence with an apparently
harmless cough which can be cured
Instantly by Kemps Balsam Tor the
throat and lungs, which Is guaranteed
10 cure and relieve all cases. Price
Csc and 90 cents For sale by all
drupgista. I
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
BUSINESS oPPoRruNlrlEs.

An investment that has actually re-
turned $3.50 in not profits on each
800 invested during the past ten
weeks Is worthy Of your investigation:
legitimate business methods; settle
ments every Tuesday: references:
write for my circulars THE ONLY" 4"
GEORGE f. STONE, box l24, Brook
lyn, H. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
Send Me
Their Names

thousands OF fasteners will take
SaVantage OF the low rates 10 me
northwest by the Burlington route In
February, March and April.
IeIhap ps you have some friends com.
,us west or who would come N thev
Aen" now low the rates are. II Won
VIII send me their names and adde's
ses' viii have a Representative az tba
burlington Route look them up. furn.
lsh them with information and 10
very '.'., Jhlng possible TO insure a quick
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
APPROPRIATIONS Will LBgLAReE

APPROPRIATIONS WILL BE LARGE
With $500 goo or tho Worlds Fair
to oe hold in leo5 OF course the appro
pratlons ot hits session are going 10
ee large But that appropriation viii
be distributed over the years 1904 and
1905. and d is no, properly 10 be CON.
sldcret part Of the appropriations of
1908.
Tho senatorial deadlock always an.
rreases appropriations from so 10 so
per cent Members With local inter
cs's al stake. always see opportunities
Go advance those Interests when other
men are looSias tor votes
nut 'heFe Is sroat demand for the
improvement of state property. ana
'or the ealargement q state iustitu.
lions The orcson state prlsOu needs
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03

Through personally conducted ID
list sleeping cars between Portland I
Chicago once a week, and between
den and Chicago three times a wei
via the Scenic line.
Through Standard sleeping d
daily between ogden and Chicago,
the Scenic line.
Through Standard sleeping q
daily between Colorado Springs 4
st. Louis.
Through Standard and tourist Sed
ing cars daily between San Franclss
and Chicago. via Los Angeles and 1
PRso.
Through Standard sleeping cars q
chair cars daily between St Paul
Chicago.
Be sure that your ticket reads 4
the Great Rock Island Route.
The best and most reasonable q
Ing car service.
ing car service. For information
r. j. CLARK, TRAY. Pass. Agef
L. B. GoRHAM
Gen. Agt., $50 Alder St.. Portland,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
MARION COUNTY SALARIES.

The journal prints communication
from Woodbun about increased sal
aries and taxes.
The Journal believes In keeping
county expenses at the lowest limit
possible. and has made hard fights
TO keep Marion county the cheapest
and best governed county in the state
There are several reasons why the
salaries Of county officials should be
raised somewhat, and we viii give
them without fear or favor.
There Is greater prosperity on the
part OF all the taxpayers than there
wan when the present scale Of salaries
was adopted some years ago. The
people are better able to pay.
The cost OF living is stated various.
H. 10 bo higher by about 30 per cent.
and this has resulted IN a general al.
vance In wages. TO which tho man who
works for the people is as much en-
titled as the private employe.
The county officials OF Marion coun
ty are not only giving the people one
of the best county governments I'm the
state but they are rendering better
service ia every way.
After an that has been said abou,
cNpcrtIng the county records that
oyerhauling put money into the treas
ury one county Official had 10 dig up
about $500 due the county. and tht
shcrin's Office collected many thou.
sands OF dollars Of taxes that would
never have come into the county
treasury.
The Marion county delegation have
considered all these matters fully aud
have agreed ON scale OF salaries
which viii probably be- enacted. This
paper Is open TO discussion on tho
subject and all are invited 10 read
and inform themselves ON both sldea
OF the subject
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
A NATURAL RESULT.

y Is very reasonable 10 suppose II the
foundation Of structure was removed
that the building itself rs bound IN
come down. This same principle can
oe applied 10 disease. Take a medi.
cine into the system that will remove
the cause OF sickness. and the ulnass
leaves Of Itself Dyspepsia. indlrss.
ton, siek'headache and biliousness
have their foundation IN stomach AS.
orders. Remove this weakness ana
the other symptoms are no mors
mere Is enc cure FOR an his thai an
lt1ssls's sen Tor 25c per box. II Is
p,iis ys,,Su @ W 1lnn's Improved Liver
flils, They get right at ne bssinnine
OF these diseases aud male me cn~S
oy taking away the cause of hi We
VII send a smai, box free hv MAN ~
a lArse ooz ON receipt az g5c A35ress
~ hosanao Co. PhuaielnhIa b.
FOR sale q; ir s,onc's Drus Sferss
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03

Full instructions about preparation
of soil, growing of plants. planting the
crop, cultivation, fertilization, picking
and packing the crop, shipping and
markets treated fully In separate
chapters.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03
JOURNAL x.RAYs.

The most t.terrible human shrlnkage
Of which there Is any record is that
which takes place between the last
day Of the session and tho day after
adjournment In the person Of lcgls.
laturemen
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03

Sioux Falls, s. d. had a panic when
the United States supreme court dc.
clded the shortrosidence divorces II.
legal Like the widows of Ashur, they
were loud In their wall, but for the
reason they were not widows and
could not be.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03

Nft..iAf. Al~ici Ntrr lnrr.f tlnosl atha.f
nspi'e naa icd in tif uF Itilta Goiirn
Dlqs,l and haFe atYti .,.frt uhrrt fi,.rl II
Nt Afsat la'h hti io ga.lars ans lhf teftIhlt
NtsiAh I tsA q sftlns almt,i q utlrasle thrt
80, ~ $3.50 ifiltst Nhai cti n.ts sf.trr ~
lNanf ftslt ass stnnItnIlf 49,. 80 +. ~
pew rs iNal sftIgNi N.eHlH
~ You asa Your dgaler fof Gol1en
Ac'iieal Discovery bccsuse you have
ennisdgnce la ils cules 10 not ALLOW
Apontu 10 he switched oA a. ! ncAi.
eine elalusd 90 he niud a. roo.l hut
which y0n dii nol ask log anl N which
yon knoU uolhing
~. te.ee . Pheasant Pellets ea7e dis.
liness aRd sict headache
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-03

Illustrated with photographs take
on writer's fields, near Salem. Prit
by mail, or at The Journal Office
cents per copy. The only work q
this industry.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-15
THE LAST JAcK.sTRAw.
some Things hat Even a Small Boy
Cannot stand.

The small boy. Jack, WAS discovered
By an elderly friend IN d street al the
other md Of the city from that IN
which be lives says the Youths Com
panion The tears had left their marks
On his cheeks. and every now and then
a sob still shook his little body; but
he trudged sturdny on. without one
backward look.
Hello, Jacket What's the matterr'
asked the friend. as the small boy tried
10 brush past.
81 amt a-going to tell YOU" he an
nounced, ramming his small lists into
his eyes.
Certainly not acqulesced the old
| gentleman. cheerfully. Beautiful
morning FOR Il stroll, Isn't ltY'
Jack eyed him ~obstinately.
II pissed wour house a little whil'
ago. and 1t seemed 10 me | smelt gin
gersnaps cooking" observed the oil
man. earelessly.
Il don't care said Jack. fercely
I'm running away"
Il don't blame you" said the MIN
cordially. II wouldn't stay In a hous'
where they cooked glngersnaps RICH
under a fellows nose, either"
E" 'Taln'f thatl' snapped Jack. ct
Ca use cause mamma told papa thii
mornln' that her-her sealskin con
wa SO worn out she'd never be able a
wear 1t anotherI'nother winter" h
explained, the tears starting afresh.
"Stlll,e said the friend, good natured
ly, zone can live in a house wher
there Isn't n sealskln coat"
lyon don't understand" walled Jack
"Well, you tell me about It. Jackie
urged the man.
I'LL won't wear sealskin pants
sobbed Jack, all his wrong comm
again before his minds eye.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-15
EXPLORING A NEW RIVER.
Another Whit. space On Congo Map
Being FILLED with Detail

Being Fities with Detail
More than twenty years ago SAVIOR
gnsn de Brazza carried a lltile steam
launch overland between the head
waters u the large Dgowe river and
the upper part Of a river on the Other
side Of the divide. q feH miles away.
The natives called this stream the Ali
ma. and De Brazza believed 81 Vas o.
tributary 10 the Congo and that he
might steam down the Alma 10 the
upper Congo far above Stanley pool
lie descended the Alma about 900
miles snd finally entered the Congo
whore the great river Is several miles
IN width. Then be foated down that
river 10 Stanley pool, says the New
York sun.
Meanwhile. Stanley lad been labor
iOusly ascending the Congo, dragging
his supplies around 30 miles Of
rapids: and when be reached Stanley
pool he was much surprised 70 find
the French flag floating on rs north
ern bank. De Brazza had arrived be-
fore him and vas founding the station
Of BrazzaYille. Ever since thar day
q large white space has existed on
the map between the Alma and the
Congo. Explorers were too busy else
where 10 trace the rivers In the region.
At last the Pama river, supposed 10 be
the largest tributary of the Alma. has
been partly explored and a portion OF
the blank space an the mop has been
filled.
Captain Seheerlinck, agent Of the
Commercial and Agricultural Society
Of the Alma, has assembled its Pama
tributary for a distance OF about
eighty miles. The upper part Of the
river has also been explored. but ma
one has visited the middle portion
The river Is about 200 miles In length
and Captain Seherrllnek found tina
for a part OF the way II flows through
a wooded region In which are numer
Gus herds OF elephants and buffaloes
The country IL not densely peopled
but there are a number Of large settle
ments on its banks, where white trad
Ing stations have been established.