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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-26
Twice
Pronounced ID e a d.
Heart Trouble.
Doctor Finally Told
Me to Take
DIR. Niles Heart Cure-IN.
Cured Me.

DR.. Miles Heart Cure cures heart disease
by removing the cause. IL strengthens the
weakened heart nerves; il regulates the
hearts action; il enriches the blood, improves
the circulation and replaces sickness with
health, weakness with strength, misery with
happiness. Donot delay treatment. II your
heart hutters,. palpitates, skips beats, pains,
itslight exertion causes shortness of breath,
your heart Is weak and you should at once
begin the use of DIR. Miles Heart Cure.
"Dr. Miles Heart Cure has been of inesh-
mable value to me and doubt II should
have tried Il at all but for others statements
OF its beneficial results. Isudered from val
vular heart trouble for q number OF years,
was given up TO die on several occasions.
and twice pronounced gone In Septem-
Der, 1896, the date of my last severe attack,
my physician advised me that there was no
hope. The valves did not close at all, there
was constant regurgitation, and the eircula-
ton was so sluggish that the slightest effort
caused fRinting, followed by muscular con-
fractions, each one seeming the very throbs
Of death. began taking DR.. Miles Heart
Cure under my doctors care and when the
FIRST bottle was gone was ordered 10 buy y
half-dozen more. The effect of the Beven
bottles was something remarkable. / am
now restored 10 a condition of good health
and bid fair to enjoy many years of hfe."-
MRS. A. A. STowR, Los Angeles, Cal
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart. Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-26

ent year will be much better in all
mes OF business than the past. From
present Indications the prospects arc
very promising for bountiful crops of
all kinds, The country at large de.
pends almost entirely upon the farm
err therefore, we can feel assured of
good times, as prices of all products
are good A. r. MORGAN
Resident Manager Of the Van AL.
stine Gordon & Co."
The MoEvoys Are o. X.
In our neck of the woods we are
all o. K. Everybody has the 500 vel.
low boys in his pocket; our country
is in very sound condition; we start
the new year with the same conf.
dence as we did the last and expect
to come out a sure winner.
"McBvoy Bros, Salem"
1904 viii Be. Better.
Manning & Ferguson, the hard.
ware firm that started here only IS
months ago, says it has been their
best year in Oregon and they believe
1904 will be as good or better. in
fact, there are increased inquiries
and demands for builders hardware
Bigger Trade This Year.
G. w. Johnson & Co., the pioneer
clothiers, report 1903 as their most
prosperous year in business. They
have increased their stock proper
tionately with the expectation of a
still better year in 1904 and say that
their large country and city trade
will fully require it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-26
oportIano and Return onlv q. ao.n

"Portlano and Return Only 1920"
The Southern Pacific is now selling
round trip tickets TO Portland from
Salem for $2.2O, good going Saturday
or Sunday, returning Sunday and Mon.
day, giving all day Sunday and Mon.
day in Portland. The same arrange.
ment applies from Portland giving all
Portland people a chance to visit val
ley points at greatly reduced rates.
w. n CONAN, q. p. A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-26
Salem Business Men
Have Confidence in
the Future
IerchantS Who Look For
ward to a Better Years
Business Than They
Have Ever Enjoyed

There is every indication that 1904
till be a grand year for busiaess in
Western Oregon. The national con-
5itions are favorable to commercial
expansion. The financial question
Bill not be discussed. There is no
hreatened interruption of industries
rom any source. The strikel epi4
1emic has about worn itself out and
De growth Of sentiment favorable to
lrbitration and unfavorable to forci.
BE methods has been tremendous.
Orders for iron and steel are increas.
hg at Pittsburg-the barometer of
business. The New York stock mar.
Bet is growing strong on minor
tocks. Real estate is Strengthening
the business centers In keeping
sith these general indications, The
Journal has asked expressions from
ts advertisers on their past years
rade and their belief in the com,
'ng years prosperity:
stockton g. Co. Say All Good.
Stockton G. Co., who have during
he past year absorbed the Holver.
Son business, report that their trade
as far exceeded all expectation and
|hat they know of no reason It should
bot be as good or better the coming
fear, as they say: "The crops, the
prices and the people have all been
Bood and we have every reason t.
leel that way ourselves"
They are planning to increase their
Itock materially as soon as their new
'tore-room is ready. The consollda
ion of their two business has worked
mt better than their best friends
'ould have anticipated. That says
We are here to stay and cannot ask
or a better year than 1908.
Salem Tile Works.
j. e. Murphy, the tile maker, re.
'orts his business for 1908 as near.
, double that of any preceding year
nd present orders indicate an even
reater demand in 1904.
Shoe Company Prosperous.
Mr.. Often, Of the Oregon Shoe
Says: 1903 has indeed
cen good year and our company
nds itself in better shape than ever.
While we have had a banner year,
re have every reason TO believe that
sO4 will excel IT,"
The Dalrymples Are Happy.
"The year just closed has been
lost satisfactory one to us, both in |
oint OF volume of business trans
eted and in the increased demand |
or better merchandise. The selling |
4 good goods indicates a prosperous
ondition. Consumers know from ex.
erience that ultimately the best
oods are cheapest. Another evi,
ence OF the improved financial con-
Ition OF this locality is the fact that
bout so per cent of the sales are
ash, while few years ago it was
ie reverse.
With the large crops and high
dces of the past two years. this
'estern country was never in a bet.
r condition. Improvements in farm
I'd city property is very marked"
Collections Have Been Good"
"The past year has surpassed our
Ipectations for collecting bad &C.
UNITS. The prevailing opinion of
Q business men throughout the en-.
Re Western states is that the pres
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-26
The ErcItsmant Not over.

The rush 10 the drug store still con
unues and daily scores OF people cal
for a bottle OF Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs for the cure OF
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Kemp's Balsam,
the standard family remedy. is sold on
a guarantee and never fails 10 give en-
tire satisfaction. Price 25c and soc.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18

81 HEN Herbert BascOm's cf-
: fects were moved into the
Holbeln studios the Other
Il occupants gathered IN the
ri front windows and icercd
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18
WOMEN nv POLITICS.
Startling Assertions Made Regarding
Fraudulent Voting,

Startling Assertions Made Regarding
Fraudulent Voting.
The caustlc criticisms evoked by GER
tain recent disclosures Of the fraudu-
lent voting among women n Colorado
called ont S was TO have been expect
ed. many replies from he advocates Of
the ballot for women, some OF them
having held high places in the several
organizations Of women favoring the
measure.
There is IN some Of these replies a
curiously indignant tone that reminds
| one Of the plea of the chorus singer
against The conductors reproof for
dragging the time. that he was only
one beat behind" The apoiogsts seem
10 think the frauds ought 10 be for
given because men have been guilty
Of bigger ones.
One apologist complains That critics
seem TO think that the frauds are "of
ordinary occurrence IN any precinct"
whereas they were mainly In districts
where the majority Of the women are
Of those unfortunates not classed as re-
SPECIALIZE She seems unconscious also
that the apology is itself an argument
against the whole movement. If it is of
any force Mt all. She urges that "these
women when left alone prefer not to
vote" but that machine politicians of
both parties have driven or caiocd
them into doing so. This recalls
point which Is related 10 the reasons
why many men oppose the whole wom-
ans suffrage movement. That point
is not the voting Of these women" so
much as the results of The system to
other women.
1t is matter OF open assertion in
Colorado that women who would he by
this apologlst 'classed as respectable"
are converted into "machine poll
ticians" and have many times gone TO
The places where these women live,
and with their own carriages accom-
panied them 10 the polls and then re-
turned them TO their dwelling places.
To the man who has any Of the old
fashioned regard for good women this
kind Of thing seems incredible as well
as shocklng-perhaps incredible he
cause II is shocking and repulsive-but
II is often openly asserted in Colorado
cities and spoken OF as something that
everybody lInows.-Chicago Chronicle.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18

A lesson Thai be may read who runs
not because he is not built thar way.
is taught by ,he Armenian lover who
sent 10 the old country for bis sweet
heart TO come and marry him. At FL
lis Island she saw how forr years in
America had filed out his once sketchy
frame. and said, in effect; Too fat.
cannot marry him. Send me back to
Armenia"
or course, there is fat and fat, Just
enough Of ii, and nicely distributed,
may lend an aesthetic veil TO an other
wise mconylnclng bony structure,
hint at possibilities OF glrth and testify
10 an amiable disposition. Strong aud
manly men have frequently consider
able lateral dimensions.
Yet there is degree beyond When
a man, and especially young man, be-
gins to waddle as he walks, is it not
dime for him TO consider whether the
spherical build presents any advan-
'tages over that Of the Apollo Belvi-
dere, either for health. for business or
in quest Of TIE favor of the fair?
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18
The Mischief of Statistics.


The announcement that The directlr
Of the Yale commons has been
obliged to put up the price of meals
to $3.50 a week hcnccforih ANA mat az
the old price of a dollar or 50 less Tue
college has lost $50 year, will donpl'
less ill the hearts of many pailell
houseieepers with unspoken gratitude
For years the American housewife mas
been suffering from the balefnl activity
Of the man Of statistics who proves
conclusivcly in the columns of endless
periodicals that SIS week I'm ieea
anybody royalty and that delightful
dinner may be given for $3.50 inclna'
ing flowers. A great peace comes 70
the haassed souls when thoroushh
equipped organization like Yale gives
up the struggle, and frankly owns oe'
feat by raising prices.
4 periodical ostensibly devoted 10
the interests OF The American none
once published statistics showing now
n man and wife aud two children llau
lived comfortably on 5000 yeafp Ihe
misery caused by these statistics. o'er
the whole broad land. was beyond conj
putatlon. These facts from Yale, we
hope, will cheer the survivors --iya'
per's Bazaar.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18

hut care must he taken to see that the
fruit is in proper condition for eating,
DANGER IN VACATION TIME,
1T is impossible to. give any advice
regarding the quantity Of food that
should he taken in each case, since
the size and habits of the individual
determine this matter Those en-
gagged in sedentary cmployments
however as well us those who enjoy
summer vacation, should he special
~ cautioned against oyereating.
"Often all the benefits derived from
vacation are rendered useless by
overlndulgence in the pleasures Of the
table. FOO often whcE off on a vaca.
lion and intent Oh having a good time
we find one Of our chief pleasures in
'gorging' at the table because we have
little else to do. Simple food is as
important during vacation rs when
engaged in sedentary work at home.
In general, would say, avoid alco-
bollc beverages and ices Of all kinds
and make your food principally rice,
potatoes. peas. beans and other vege-
blcs. by following these suggestions
you will ind yourself in Far better
condition at the end Of the summer
than you were when IL began"
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18
DIslnarel,s pIs,nl.snI.


The events leading up to Prince Bis
marck's dismissal from The post Of
imperial chancellor is furnished by the
Aargauer Nachrlchten, Which, the Ber-
liner Tagebl It itself regards as not
improbable. According TO tits ac-
count, which is published In connection
with the death of DR., Roth. late Swiss
minister in Berlin the Swiss Federal
Council in 1880 desired Il workmen's
conference TO be held'at Berne, where,
as the Emperor William II. convened
n labor conference at Berlin, to which
Prince Bismarck objected. The inn
perlal chancellor thereupon privately
visited DR.. Roth and pressed him to
insist on Berne as The seat of the con
ference. The emperor, hearing of
Prince Bismarcks visit, himself went
to DR.. Roth at dead o. night and salts.
fed himself of the truth Of the report.
The following day the emperor dis
missed Prince Bismarck, and at the
same time presented DIR. Roth with a
portrait Of himself, bearing the auto
graph inscription, In memory Of
Marca 10, 1890"
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18
WISE WORDS.

Little children are the jewels Of a.
home.
Beware the fury of patient num-
Dryden.
Good manners arc made Of petty
sacrifice.
The secret Of success Is consistency
OF purpose. -Disraeli.
Many Il tongue shakes OF, lts mas.
tcrs undong. Shakespeare.
National enthusiasm is the great nun
sery Of ge9us-Tuckaman,
The more we study The more We
discover oar ignorance, Shelley "
True religion IS 10 do good aud Ne
good, and seek diligently after truth,
~-pierson,
Men satisfy their conscienccs hy feel
ing their wrong-do,ng viii not come TO
plague them
There IS often as much Independents
IN not being led as in not being driven.
--Tryon Edwards.
lie who trauglesses the laws Of ile
Great Father Injuries the interests Of
the human family.
Humility is eldest.born Of virtue,
and claims the birthrlght at the thgQpe
of heayen.-Murphy
Our dissatisfaction VITA any other
solution is The blazing evidence OF im-
mortality. Emerson.
When we are out Of sympathy with
the young. then l think our work in
this world is oyer.-G. Macdonald.
And God is able to make all grace
abound towards you; that sc always
having all sufiiciency in all things
may abound in every good work.
Corinthians, tx, s.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18

The man at the country fair tfyins
anxlously TO sell pig in poke sony
times attracted the suspicious OF Fl
would-be customers. 10 open the wv
little, only just enough 10 sauN
oneself that one was buying NV
would often let the cat out OF the N
So the trick was explained ana
laugh ran round, while the cat "
home.
That is the origin of the adase' 4
shows human character and y pN'p,
MS of the ease with which wda IN "
fooled and the difficulty which llNps y y
us have in keeping q secret tbs ap" y
viii never, we fear be OUT Of P''f
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18
MADE WORM HOLES.
shotgun Industry b Front stsc, ~
sfop, Il

Shotgun industry ~ Erout slrert Rtfa|
Shop.
A prominent citizen OF New yor,l
happened "a be passing a iomars Ao',
the other day. The building. ,ylar,l
was tumbiing down. contained los
of old furniture and relics. beorin..
placards upon which their history Wa
scrawled in loose. rambling lpitys
Having nothing better to do. the prom
inent citizen wandered into the oslah
lishment and mounted n dark. narrow
stairway leading to the shop aboyo
Half way up the stairs he heard 4
shot End FASTENED on, thinking of
murder suicide and kindred criminal
things Pushing his way through tha
first doorway he came TO, the proml.
nent citizen saw man standing IN
the middle of the apartment with n
smoking shotgun in his hands. A few.
yards in 'front.' OF him was board
mounted securely on n pair OF saw.
horses. which seemed to be dotted With
black specks.
"Well?' said the L'Gn Wit, gun. cool.
~ surveying the intruder.
II thought something terrible had
happened" said the prominent citizen
The man looked out Of the window
then up at the ceiling, then down at The
floor and finally at his visitor
Il was merely shooting come worn
holes in that board" said the man,
New York sun.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18

The population Of Brazil is lC'vvy''
600. OF which i,JO0,O0O are iulna.s'
100000 Portuguese 100000 Gelp ,,',,,
1000 English, 400 Americans, ana a ..'''s
10000 Of various other natlona''u'ss X.
The average number Of immisr (,
about 5000 year, the Italians pnfuNi, X
mating; the German Immigration x
about POO a year.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18
vlrtues Of GInsenr.

Ginseng which is grown in Korea.
Manchuria and tile United States for
export TO China only, is thought by the
Chinese TO revive vitality and bring
youth to the aged American @sangp
is also used for strengthening the
heart. Experiments in English speak
ing eoahtries have shown 1t to be III
crt. roe e.yh.te 4A4g4
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18

One cay while four-year-old Margle
was walking with her nurse the latter
pointed out u cemetery. Margie was
much interested, and upon returning
home, saidl "Oh, mamma, nursee
showed me where tle dead folks live"
Chicago News.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18

But he Is really clever man. she
assured Tolliger one day IS he sat
4 perchcd In de window seat declainir
ing against thegaristocrat = assure
you that his paintings are very much
above tie averageH e- M
Tolliver snorted contemporary. MY
dear child" he remarked patronizingly,
you DO some very clever china work.
Don't Try TO get beyond 1t and set up
as n critic. There never was Il man
came into this place with new furnl'
ture lie can't be an artist" Then the
conversation dropped, There was no
arguing with Toliyer when he called
one dear child"
\ few weeks later she Lad a birth
day party, Early in the morning the
occupants Of the other studios began 10
arrive, each with some little token and
the invarlable inquiry as to whether
Bascom had been invited TO the even
ing festivities. lt seemed odd TO her
that they should be so Interested IN his
possible appearance, but she readily
answered that he would. NO objection
being offered she personally rounded
M Bascom when the time OF The party
arrived, and got him across the hall on
the plea that she needed help in the
preparation OF the supper.
Bascom had interposed many obJec'
TONS when she mad invited NM, put
she bad pleaded with him. ana on her
assurance that the attitude of the 9th
ers had materially changed he decided
TO risk II because she wanted IT,
Shc never realiHed mat me aDate'
mrnt OF me criticism was because she
was openly his champion ana the rest
had decided TO respect her "deiuslon'
as iDey termed IT, she was so happy
geitihg The spread ready mar she
never notced the CLOCK unll All Oh the
preparations had been made
WHY, lts u she silId, WohdeflhsiN'
y asked mem 10 come IN ABOUT 3 III
lake y H!lie run down Inc nan ana re-
mihd some OF lncm
Bascom sank mo Inc easy chalr IN
front OF The camel coal hre Camel
nut ne had sent TWO scniuefuls tDat
morning ID hohor OF the event Alce
ran down me nan 10 I"illNer uoor'
mere pillheu 10 me pahel, was the
slgn' Gone 10 tue theatre' she re-
Traced her Steps 10 lhe stairway oh
every door was some card giving hotlce
ihat INC owner had gone out She ue-
sr'Nuea 10 'le lower HoorS' apparently
NOT soni renamed IN the building.
baSco'l' bN me hreplace, was star'Ieu
nE inc my Inquire lhat uarleu ID ana
SANK sooolng upon inc hohle'llaue coy
corner
II t"oR SMaIl Questioning 10 get at
lDe trouble Inc cause ne aWPauS
Knew Inc form the opposition hau
laNeh was an ne heeued 10 ASH
i WoulUh nave llihueu 80 huch'
She sopoeu Only GA so want lhem
10 meet you ana sec 10" nice you
realIE were
INA you get II all up lor meg ne
o'lnalueu eaEerlF'
she hoddeu' mar isn't Tue worst
OF IT, sue cooleSSe" u even invented
me NlrthdaF Nine was seven months
ilW0A ANA ! tOIlOll MNll, / ln0nRllI
q Ia. N. L
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-18


Some day,
When others Braid your thick brown lair
And drape your iorii IN sily'and lace
When Others call Won dear" and lar
And hold youl hands aud ldss YOU face
You'll not forget ,hat far above
All otheis is mothers love.
Some day,
'Nong strangers ia far distant lands,
IN your new home beyond the sea,
When at your .ips are baby hands,
And children playing 10 yodr knee
q then, as mt you. side they grow,
How i have loved You You VIII know!
Some day,
When You must feel loves heavy loss,
on viii remember other wears
When !, too rent beneath the cross,
e, And mix my memory with your Tears,
IN snch .rk hours be not afraid:
Within their shadow have prayed.
Some day,
Your daughters voice OF smile or eyes,
My face viii suddenly recall;
linen you viii smile in sweet surprise,
And your soul unto mine will call
~ that dear unforgotten prayer,
when VIC at evening used 20 share.
Some day.
AZ long il cannot be long,
sha.l with glad Impotence wait, e
Amid tie glory and ne song. -
For on before the Golden Gate.
After Carth's parting and carth's pain,
Never IL part! Never again!
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-05-27

A Texas exchange of last week
contains the information that the
Reverends James B. Cranfll and
S. A. Hayden, two prominent di-
vines, and publishers of rival re-
ligious newspapers in that state,
while enroute to the Southern
Baptist convention at Nashville,
met in the toilet room of a Pull
man car and after some words
Mr.. Cranfill drew a revolver and
he and Mr.. Hayden struggled
for possession Of the weapon.
Two shots were fired, neither of
which did any damage except to
the car. Mr.. Cranfill was ar
rested at Texarkana charged
with assault with intent to MUIR
der and was placed under a $1,000
bond which he gave promptly.
OF course preachers are after all
only human, with many of the
passions and imperfections of
Law members of the human fami-
ly, but one would quite naturally
have expected to find bible
rather than a pistol in Mr., Gran
fills pocket.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-05-27
IS THE REPUBLICAN TICKET IN
DANGER OF BEING DEFEATED

While there was some dissat-
isfaction over the result of the
republican convention at Tacoma
there is no danger of the ticket
being defeated at the polls next
fall. There is too much good
common sense with the great
body of the republican voters to
abandon the republican party
with it's known and tried policy,
for the unknown, anythingto-
catch-votes policy, of the demo
cratic party. The democratic
party in the state of Washington
and in the nation is simply a
party of opposition and obstruc-
ton. That party usually waits
for the republican party to hold
it's convention and formulate its
policy, and then hold its own con-
vention, nominate it's ticket, and
then in sweeping terms oppose
and denounce as bad all that
the republican party favors.
This has been the well known
policy for the last twenty years.
Indeed about it's only policy.
If the Echo may be permitted
to indulge in prophecy it will
venture the prediction that the
coming democratic state coven-
ton will adopt platform favor
ing a railroad commission and
promise to supply all the medi-
cine needed, free of cost, to cure
the ills of the body polite, with
the usual accompaniment of de-
nunciation of everything repub-
lican, expecting that visions of
pie will hold the party in line,
and hoping for enough recruits
from the disappointed and dis
gruntled republicans to win. In
this hope they are INDUCING in
vain fancy. Like certain ANNALS,
republicans will make a lot of
noise, and even scratch and fight
a little, but in the end there will
always be more republicans.