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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-16
SORES

AuGtluSf W. N4-f may - 1905
Some years ago while az work, ! feii
Oyer truck and severely injured both
o. my shins. Ny blood became poisoned
as a result, and the doctor told ne
would have running sores for life, and
that If they were healed up the result
would be fatal Under this discoursxirg
report I left Of their treatment and re-
sorted 70 the use of s. S. S. It's effects
were prompt and gratifying. Il took
Only a short while for the meaicfueto eu-
tireiy cure up the sores, and am 10;
dead as the doctors intimated, nor have
the sores ever broke out again. Soue u
years have elapsed since what have de-
scribed occurred. Having been 80 sigually
benefited by its use can heartily recon.
mend IT as the one great blood purifier
JOIN W. FUEDIs.
Care Schn1ulback Brewing Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-16
Republican National Tcket

For President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Of New York.
For Vlce-Pregident.
CHAs. W. FAIRBANKS,
of Indiana
For Presidential Electors:
@. 3. Dimick, Of Ciackamas.
A. 9. HOugh, Of Josephine
J. n. Hart, Of Polk
r. A. Zee. Of Malhsur.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-16

A movement is on foot in Russia to
diminish the excessive number OF holi.
days for students. During four
years course at a Russian university
the work done covers only one year
and POS days. In France the time GOV.
cred is two years and seventy-four
days; in England, two years and 15S
days; in the United States, two years
2lO days. in Germany, two years 23O
days. Denmark stands at the head Of
the list with two years 364 days.
In England person can be sent
from one part Of the kingdom 10 an
other by mail, attended by a messen-
ger boy, just as IL he were nothing
more than a special delivery letter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-16

Or, LoOls R0biusoa asserts that the
Democratic messenger., 1904-02-06
WAS GIFT FROM WAsHINoTci..
RockIand. Maine. Man Owns Satchel CT
Much Interest.

John l.. Donohuc. an antiquarian OF
Rockland. Maine. is exhibiting 20 his
friends a historical object of much in.
terest in the form of the portmaatcau
presented to Gen. knox of Thomas.on
by George Washington. whose secrc
tary of war he was. L; is a corlmo
dions handsewed leather satchel about
eighteen inches long twelve inches
wide and six inches deep. win lining
of linen. and fitted interioriy with .
double cover. which is fastened by J
leather strap running through siy
brass staples. the outside covering fast
ening with straps through Buckles. In
this. Gen. Knox was wont 10 carry part
of the pay of the Continental army on
his Journeys to headquarters. Il was
made in ITS and was one of the most
highly priced treasures of Gen. KnoN
for the many associations connected
with the gift and the giyer. The port
mantaau was. after the death Of Cen
Knox, in the possession Of the family
of Seth Gerry, a close friend OF Gen
Knox. who also lived il Tnomaston
aud who purchased the Knox mansion
at Montpelier.
Democratic messenger., 1904-02-06
Took the Tip.

On the homeward bound trains from
Jennings one evening the mon who
work for bookmakers told a good story
on John McGraw. the manager of the
New York National League baseball
team. Now that the baseball season
Is closed. McGraw is a regular at the
race tracks. He has developed into a
I.unger during the last few weeks
also ''railbird" Before each race
he stands on the lawn and watches in.
teptly the moves of the horses as they
dash down the track in their prelim.
inary GALLONS.
While engaged in this fashion he be
came favorably impressed with the
move of Cottage Maid in the fifth race
MoGraw said: IN go and tell Louis
Smell about that mare and make him
bet on her" Smell is a bockmakcr and
friend of McGraw.
Into the ring the baseball man
dashed. When he reached Shell ne
pulled him by the arm. and then in a
hoarse whisper said: Louis. bet on
Cottage Maid. She will win To a Ger.
tainty.'
What makes you think so. Mack?'
asked the bookmaker.
Because was the reniy. Il never
saw horse warm us so well and race
with such freedom. Ii she don't win
III never claim TO be judge OF race
horse again
Well. guess you're right for once
Mack" said Smell. Il won her. you
know
What. you own herr" CALCULATED
McGraw in surprise Then stood for
a moment and stared at the laughing
bcokmaker. Finally he found his
speech and said: We'll. the tip goes,
anyhow. she will win all right"
McGraw's prognoseication came
true. Cottage Maid won. She raced
up to the baseball players expecta-
tions by showing a great turn of speed
From the rise of the barrier TO the
close. she was in frcnt and secured
The decision leisurely. Smell. who fan
cied the tilly. was impressed by Nc
Graw's positive assertion. about her
running and accepted the tin and
backed her heavily y.-Washingtcn Star
Democratic messenger., 1904-02-06
Thirty Days for a Kiss.

But Thomas would be gay I.otha.
rio. despite his thick lips and kinky
hair But the first attempt TO achieve
his ambition cost him Si0. That is
the value put on kiss by Judge Au-
coin yesterday when Bud was brought
before him. Bud had snatchcd n kiss
from Waunita Joseph. a dusky maiden.
somewhat brighter than himself. and
even had the temerity TO commit the
overt act on the public streets in the
daytime That is not why Judge Au.
coin fined him $40 or thirty days. how.
ever. Bud was charged with assault
and battery This charge grew out OF
the public kissing. The girl said
Thomas grabbed her and kissed her
She slapped him. or attempted TO. and
he then slapped her. After that she
and her companion picked uD brick.
bats and pursued Thomas They
hurled them at him. but he fed and es.
capped injury. Thomas said the girl
pleased him in looks. and that she had
been flirting with him. Nevertheless.
he will have To pay the fine or work 30
days for the kisS.-Ncw Orleans
Times Democrat
Democratic messenger., 1904-02-06
Overcoming Worry.

7 believe little true philosophy and
reasoning can go great way in overcoming
worry ] do not mean a deep and mys-
terious philosophy. but a simple applica'
ton OF common facts which appeal 10 III
telligence. These facts are such as the
follswing: Worry can do no good. You
cannot change things by being anxious;
Worry units YOU for hard work, and hard
work is the surest power to make wrong
things right. It is foolish TO waste time
and strength in doing that which only
leaves one less time and less strength
But there is a.so sweeter philosophy
which deals with principles of right and
balance. 1t shows how things go crooked
sometimes, that the final result may be
more beautiful IL suggests how by some
wisdom greater than ours wrongs. or ap'
parent wrongs. are finally righted. 1t
brings history and personal experience IN
array against merely transient view oil
life. and proves how in the large and long
run the man who waits and trusts Is the
rian who succeeds.-Floyd Tompkias.
Democratic messenger., 1904-02-06
NNGER. -.
IN PANAh,. ,ALANos.
a Ereezy Life Where the Traveller
Seldom Goes.

Few travellers get beyond the main.
Travelled road in the isthmus. and
hence Judge the entire population by
the few impoverished specimens WIN
dwell in Lut:; made OF thatch and cor.
ruSatei iron. Tnese are generally a
inorSrel mixture OF red. black and vel.
low. and form TIE lowest element OF
IN population. But let the Traveller go
up beyond Culebra and Obispo. to Cor
gona or San Pablo. and leaving the
train take a conveyance into the hill
country TO the north and northwest
and different condition cc affairs will
meet his eye.
lie will find large and excellently
kept plantations OF coffee and rubber
In many of these modern agricultural
instruments will be found in use and
IN the best of order. and at the ma
ciendas ne will find American canned
goods and American clocks. jewelry
Even the cloth that is worn by men
and women usually comes from this
country in return for the products OF
the istamus
Or. perhaps he will stumble over a
rancn where cattle breeding is the
mainstay. These ranches are of the
typical Spanish type of architecture
and are run very much as the ranches
or Mexico ore run. wiere poems and
half-brceds DO all the work. ami the
owner is a small lord WHO oversees
and superintends wnen ne feels good
and ready. but who never does any
more work than is absolutely neces
sary.
The air is purer here. the atmos
phere less oppressive. The tempera-
ture is many degrees cooler than at
Colon or Panama and tie Traveller
feels none OF the terrible oppression
and mental iassiiude that accompan-
les The continuous steam bath at the
cites. The country is thicker popn
lated and the houses are better. and
the people are cleaner ami more self
respecting They lock as If they
bathed occasionally.
Though as a rule they are good nat.
ured. they are not angels. They arc
SLOW to take joke and quick to take
oaense. The habitual attitude is one
OF reserve. and especially is this true
IN their dealings with the men of the
United States OF the North" as they
persist in calling us. Treat taem with
civility ana kindness and they are your
servants after the true Spanish style.
but take care how You offend them
Brooklyn Eagle.
Democratic messenger., 1904-02-06
Each Days Living.

Our life may bc food to us. or may. IL
we have 1t so. lie poison. but one or the
other it must be Whichever an what
IL real. So merely as the day and the
night alternately follow one another, does
every day when it passes into dawn, bear
with ii it's own ta,e OF the results which
Il has silently wrought u IN each OF us
for evil or for good. The day OF diligence.
duty and devotion leaves it richer than it
found us. richer sometimes, and even
commonly, in our circumstances; richer
always in ourselves.
Democratic messenger., 1904-02-06
Not So Dull.

John" who lives in a Pennsylvani,
village. was thought to be very stu
pid. He was sent TO a mill one dal
and the miller said: John. some peo
pie say You are a fool Now, tell ms
what you know. and what you dom
know We'll" replied John. "a
know millers' hogs are fat" "Yes
that's well. John. Now what don'i
you know" Il don't know whose corr
fats 'em,"
Democratic messenger., 1904-02-06

This Restaurant 10 the oldest auA
most extensive In its accommodations Il
any In the city.
Democratic messenger., 1904-02-06
A Year Of Freedom.

I.e: the new year be a year oi freedom
from SIN. year OF service. year e: trust
in God. and it will be happy year from
iirs; 10 last. IL may ne the hardest year
we have known. but i, vii! be the haD-
piest.-I NJ Huck.e;. ID y
Democratic messenger., 1904-02-06

The total number of pupils in ,he
common schools in the United States
during tSr year was 1895. .Ss7. or over
% perce,t of the entire nouulation
Democratic messenger., 1904-02-06

Husband Needs to Be Wealthy.
A New Jersey woman has become
the mother of five children during the
past year-twins and t-iplcts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-15
CHANGE IN HARBoR LINES.
Col. Allen and Capt. Morrow to Confer
Regarding Navy Yard Section.

The Commissioners have designated Capt.
Jay j. Morrow, assistant to the Engineer
Commissioner, as the representative of the
District authorities to confer with Lieut..
Col Charles J. Allen, representing the War
Department, relative to proposed changes
in the harbor lines on the Anacostia river
in the vicinity of the navy yard.
This action is taken upon the request Of
Brig. Gen. G. L. Gillespie, chief of engi-
neers, u. s. A., who has written to the
Commissioners stating that the War De-
partment has obtained permission to build
certain structures in the Anacostia river
in front of the navy yard, rendering advisa-
BILE change In the harbor lines establish
ed, in that general vicinity. The harbor
lines, according to the laws governing the
subject are determined by the chief of en-
gineers and the Commissioners, subject to
the approval of the Secretary of War.
Gen. Gillespie states further that Lieut..
Col. Allen has made a survey of the river
in the vicinity of the navy yard and has
drawn tentative lines upon the map show
ing the changes he deems advisable He
suggests the desrability of public hear
ing on the matter before definite action is
taken, so that all parties interested in the
proposed change may be given an oppor-
tunity to dieuss the proposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-15
Travels in Foreign Lands.

Mr. Charles F. Warren, the weli-known
lecturer on travels in foreign lands, enter
tanned the. ST. Marks Mems Club last night
in the parish hall of the church, Sd and A
streets southeast The subject was East
ern Canada" and the lecture was iliustrat-
ed with colored pictures showing the many
cities, lakes, monuments mountains, build
ings parks. ETC., that were included in a
long and enjoyable tour through the historic
lands which lie between Montreal and
Louisburg. The landscapes were graphic
ally described. The frequent applause
given the lecturer attested the great inter
est that was shown by the audience. The
views were operated by Prof. Murray.
A rising vote of thanks was given Mr..
Warren by the club. 1t Is likely that an
other steraopticon lecture will be given dur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-15
Wills Filed for Probate.

The will of Marie Bailman, dated De-
cember %. 1902. was filed today for pro-
bate. To her daughter. Wilheimina Bali
man; is devised house No. TO G street
southwest. The balance Of the estate is
bequeathed to Wilhelmina Ballman. in trust
to sell, and pay 1900 to Mary Durham.
5000 to Augusta Ballman. 5000 to Emma
Bailman. $1,000 to Virginia Baliman, and
the balance to be devided equally among
the abOve-named beneflciaries.
Wilhelmina Ballman Is named as ex-
ecutrtx.
The will OF Mary Anderson, dated Janu-
airy 2, 1904, was also filed for probate to-
day. The entfre estate. subject to some
small bequests Is devised to Harriet NJ.
Holiday, who ID also named as executrix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-15

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QUICK ANSWER TO MESSAGE.
Vehicle and Harness, Said to Have
Been Stolen, Recovered in Anacostia.

This morning the police were standing in
the Anacostia station receiving their orders
before taking their beats when Policeman
William E. Stewart looked out of the WIN
down and remarked:
There's the horse now.
He referred to a horse that had been
mentioned In a dispatch from Dunn Loring,
Va, telling of the alleged theft of horse
and buggy and four sets of harness. The
sergeant had not finished reading the dis
patch when the officer interrupted with the
remark quoted He walked to the pavement
and found the animal was marked as the
dispatch stated, and also found quantity
of harness in the vehicle.
The team had been left in front of the
police station by the coiored man in charge
who was in lunch room on the opposite
side of the street When he appeared and
was about to drive away lie was placed I'M
der arrest He gave his name as Benjamin
Smith, but soon changed 1t to George An
derson, and said his home is at Pope
Creek Charles county, Md.
His story was that he was with a young
man named Jones' bat he could not locate
him He was taken to police headquarters
during the forenoon and questioned, but
would give no additional information about
the team or himself. The Virginia author
tiles were notified and an officer is expected
here this afternoon.
1t Is alleged that the property found IN
the prisoners possession was taken from
the premises of E. d. Cornell last night
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-15
Panama and the Canal.

The republic of Panama and the Panama
canal will be the subject of an Illustrated
address before the National Geographic
Society tonight by William II. Burr. mem
Der of the late isthmian canal commission.
Prof. Burr is head of the department OF
at Columbia University. New
York city. The address will be given in
the National Rifles armory at pm.
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Don't Miss The Mark.

If you do you'll miss something good.
for it's a charming story and VIII appear
as daily serial In The Evening Star. b.
ginning tomorrow.
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ing Lent, possibly on Ireland"
Refreshments were served al the close of
the lecture last evening
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04

6fverallt | landet, likasa innas ut.
markta skolor och hospital | de
Store staderna. For att skaffa
hospitalerna lakare har Diet upp-
rattats en- medicinsk skola efter
europeiskt monster, der kinesiska
studerande ega tilltrade.
bet satt, hvarpa japaneserna
bekampat opiumrokningen, som
var mycket utbredd pa Farmosa,
fortienar narmare uppmarksam-
het.
/ japan ar opiumrokningen en-
forbrytelse, som strangt straffas.
Men da den var sa vanlig pa For
mosa, uppstod frsgan ON huru
man pa basta satt kunde IA den
inskrankt och utrotad utan att
komma ! for stark strid med ned
arfda vanor Forsaljningen af
opium giordes sa till EFT statsmoa
pol. Opiumrokarne maste lata
inskrifna sig offentligt och ingitva
ansokan ON tillatelse att ia kopa
opium. Ingen sadan tillatelse
beviljas en- japanes ej heller en-
infoding, som icke kan bevisa, att
han "a opiumrokare, imam on
aftrraddes till Japan. Samtidigt
hafva lararne och lakarne erhallit
befallning att undervisa befolk-
ningen ON opiumrokningens skad
lighet. Ar 1900 fanns Diet 10000
opiumrokare och delta antal ned
gick pa EFT och EFT halt ar till
I52.o44. Statens inkomster at
forsaliningen af opium har nedgatt
i motsvarande grad, men regerin
gen soker i stallet andra inkomst-
kallor, som icke satta befolknin-
gems helsa och moral ] tara.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04
En- priests ~hekRnnelser,

Rev Juo. s. Coxi Wake, Ark, skirt
YER: Under IL ar led jag of gulsot. Jag
radfragade EFT antal lakare och fors0kte
ALA slags mediciner. men fck ingen lind
ring. Da borjade jag att bruka Electric
Bitters och kanner att jag nj ar botad
fran en- ~sjukdom. som hade mig slit valid
for tolf ar" om Nj behofyer en- palitlie
oordningar / magen och allman svaghet,
sd skaffa err Electric Bitters. Densgsran-
teras of Lungren & Andreen. apoekare.
Sioux City. la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04

JAPAN har pa Diet satt Diet koio.
niserat on Farmosa afgifvit EFT
eklatant vittnesbord pm den grad
at kultur Diet sjelf uppnatt. Det
arbete japaneserna utfort liknar i
mycket Diet, som Forenta Staterna
patagit sig pa Philippinerna. Da
Japan for Mo ar sedan ofvertoe
Farmosa fran Kina, var dess iorsta
uppgift den att underkutva uppror
och rofvarehorder i Diet inre och
sj0roiveri pa kusten. bet toy
nastan sex ar att CORA delta, men
andra arbeten forsummades icke
derfor under tiden. Den halfvilda
befolkningen pa II millioner ha
japaneserna gjort till laglydiga
menniskor genom att folja Roose-
velts uppmaning ! dylika eller
liknande fall: "Speak softly, but
carry a big stick. Landsvagar
och jernvagar hafva anlagts eller
arc under anlaggning, jordbruk
och grufdrift hafva tagit EFT stort
uppsving, sakerhet till lif och
egendom ar betryggad. post tele.
graf och telefonstationer hafva
upprattats, och s~parbanker fnnas
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04
Entered at the Post ONCE at SiouxCtt,
iowa. as second class mail matter.
l RYsKA armeens lagre grader

RYSKA armeens lagre grader
- skrifver Times" ryske korre-
spondent - sarskildt bland de
r%eservister, hvilkas It'd lupit ut.
cores ALT m0jligt for att ej be-
hofva blifva skiekade till Man
schuriet. Antalet desertorer ar
k~olossalt, och man, som arc upp-
florida pa listorna i EFT militardi-
strikt, kunna patraffas hundratal
mil darifran, utan pass och dra-
gande sig fran. ingeu vet huru,
! forhoppning att deras existens
skall blifva bertglomd.
Polisen ar ofverhopad at arbete
for att forsoka uppspara dessa de-
sertorer, och vissa lindringar i
atgarderna mot politiska forbry-
tare arc en- ioljd haraf. Deserte-
ring har blifvit sa vanlig, att Diet
knappast ar mojligt att forsoka
stafja den.
Afven atskilliga af offcerarne
vid ryska armeen visa mycket
litet bag for att begitva sig ut till
ostasien och erkanna Diet atven
oppet. En- officer vid EFT eardes.
regemente ! Petersburg. som till
fragades at en- engelsk officer.
huruvida han icke skulle begifva
sig till krigsskadeplatsen och ON
han icke genom hofveis inhytande
kunde IA nagon post vid staben,
svarads: "Naturligtvis kunde Jag
Diet, men jag foredrager vida att
STAMINA med mitt regemente j Pc
tersburg". Bland reservoffc e.
rarne, for Diet mesta man, som
gjort EFT ars varnplikt och sedan
after nagra veckors sarskild ira.
ming alagt en- examen SAINT alter
vandt till privatlifvet ar motviljar
annu Store.
Att sa manga oppet gifva ut.
tryck at dessa kanslor och icke
blifva samre ansedda for att de
sd CORA, ar EFT tydligt bevis foi
stamningen ! afseende pa Diet nj
pagaende kriget. bet ar ockss
gangse egendomliga historier frar
krigsskadeplatsen. Sa berattar
en- sarad soldat, som nyligen alter
vandt fran Manschuriet, att be.
falet Oliver hans regemente = Ell
sibiriskt skytteregemente forbes
! en- strid at en- varnpligtig. Pa
fragan, hvart oficerarne tagit va
gen, svarade han: "De voro icke
der; de visade sig icke forran stri
den var ofver".
Times" correspondent vii
emellertid icke ga i god for a
ningen al denna berattelse, mer
anser Diet betecknande for STAN
ningen, att sadana historier arc
omlopp.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04
DR.. Wood,
Sioux Citys fornamste specialist,
hvilken personligen ser och behandlar
ALA patienter.
Nerves svaghet och ALA dess

delalders och gamla man, obetanksamheter /
ungdomen, ofverdrifter under mogna ar for
orsakande f6rluster, som f0rminska styr-
njurar. inilammerade R0rtlar, brack, vatten-
och aderbrack. svindelanfall ihufvudet, ned
slagenhet. d2ligt mime och manga andra
symptomer onodiga att mamma.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04
Hierta. hjerna och nerver,

Hjertklappning. svar undermining. nedsla.
gen kansla, fruktan for en- kommande fara
eller d6d, en- fasa att vara ensam m. m. m. m.
behandlas med en- Ell svikande framgang.