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NOT COOP MEETING PLACE.
Tennessee Legislator Against. Aa
Icurnmert to Heaven,

Icurnmert to Heaven.
1t is a South Carolina Representa-.
tive who tells this story on the old
time lawmakers of the sister state
Of Tennessee:
When Fort ponneisen fell the Leg.
islature was in session at Nashville.
They know that the federals would
come IN and occupy the city. A great
noise was heard In tho Office of the
Governor below stairs. and com.
mittee was sent TO see what was CO.
ing on, and they found his excellency
packing up, preparatory to leaving.
He handed the committee dispatch
announcing the fall of the fort. When
the committee returned to the hall a
MIR. WEIGH was in the chair, and Just
on the point Of adjourning. Address.
Ing the House. he said:
And now, gentlemen, God will take
care pf us, and II we do not NEE,
again here we shall meet in heaven ;
A member from East Tennessee
who had been dozing OFF the effects
OF the fluid to which he was addicted
hearing the last words of the Speak
er's remarks. jumped to his feet and
said:
Mr.. Chairman. don't adjourn us &c
that place. II you do. we shall neye,
get quorum"
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
Falling Asleep in Sections.

1T is an Interesting though not gen.
orally known fact. young gentlemen" :"
said lecturer in q New York city
college TO his class. that when You
go to sleep YOU do not do so all at
once. The different senses and or.
gans sink to sleep in succession.
The first to fall asleep is the sense
OF sight; second, taste: third, smell:
fourth. hearing. and fifth and last the
sense Of touch. The powers Of the
mind may in the meantime be moi
active or deranged. according to cir.
cumstances, but they are never alto
gether coherent"
That accounts. then" interposed a
student. for the assertion that the
police on the west side are asleep ali
the time -they have enough sspses
1eft g keeb them gotng. Z
Z ~ I SAID. = replisd the professcr.
Sthe sense Of touch II the 1set q al
:asleep. .rs ;sw yask Heriids 81 'ls.I,''
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
HoiO to Ward OF Old Aos

me ne most successful way Of wardiup
on tue approach of old age IL Ia main
S'n vigorous digestion. This can
oe uoue only by eating food suited 10
Sour age and occupation, and when
.ay disorder of the stomach apne.rs
sase .as a dose OF ChamberIain,s Stom.
= en and Liver Tablets 10 correct Il.
YOU nave q weak stomach oy ~.
tnoso,ed taS with indigestion, you will
nn.a n~ '"ese tablets TO be just what you
"eea' For sale by DR.. Grimm. -
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
chanberian's Cough Remedy the Best
and Most POPULAR

Mothers buy it for croupy children,
railroad men buy it for severe coug h !
and elderly people buy it for la gripe.
say Moore Bros, of Eidon, Iowa. We
sell more of Chamberiain's Coue Ii
kdmedy than any other kind. 1t
seems to have taken the lead over sew.
erai other good brands. There is no
question but this medicine is the best
that can be procured for coughs and
colds. whether it be child or an adult
that IL afflicted. 1t always cures and
cures quickly. Sold by pr. Griffin.
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
acl.e. In Ks... cna,.A..

There are many CHASTITY rsliea b
ST. Petlr's-the skulls and teeth 4
several Of the apostles. tho blood 4
several martyrs In little cysM
globes. finger Of st. Peter covau
with rings. o lock of hair from u
Virgin Mary. the arm OF Asarx
whom Jesus raised from the toaA
and. In the Church OF the Gross Of \
rusalem. is q crystal reliQuary contain
ing what is claimed to be milk frsa
the breast Of the Madonna.
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
Home Merchant VS.. Mail Order
House.

| One of the most coucisc and convin'
cling statements of the situation is put
la the form of an ad yertisement in an
Iowa paper. The facts are put in the
following language:
When you buy goods of giaii order
houses, YOU
/. Deal with strangers.
2. Buy from printed descriptions,
:. Send money in advance.
1. Wait for goods and fret.
5. Pay freigh, and charges.
D. Always pay full regular prices.
Z. Support some city millionaire.
S. Must always have the cash.
The above facts are iudispstab!e
when put to the patron al tho mail or
der hou,cs On the othes hand the
farmer. laboTer, merchant. T.ang'ac.
,urer is each more or less interested
In the welfare of his ueighbors. What
is to the advantage of the other. Now
the other side is stated like this:
When you buy gooGs of the home mcr-
chant aud home manufactured
products. you
!. Dea! with your neighbors.
>. Buy with the goods before you.
} PAY when You get the goods.
!. Work and make money.
5. Get goods delivered free.
4. Return goods not satisfactory.
!. Get frequent special bargains.
$. Build up home enterprise.
9. Are given cEedi, when necessa-
ry.
ordway people and those whose mar
kct is in this city may read the above
several times and ge, more good on,
of the iiue. than they would at first
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
Cheated Dsofb.

Kidney trouble often ends fatally,
~ ~ choosing the right medIciue, q
Wolfe, Of Rear Grove. Iowa. cheat
q oesth. He says: s.Two years ago
Y had kidney Trouble which eau used
~ G5est ps!u. sue eerirs and anxiety,
1ecoeo : cosnplete cufe. 1 have also
Z )11d them Of efenf ben eft II 1enerai
MY and nerve tronbie, add keep
~ copetent1y on hand. since dad
1Axe 70 equAi. All dfnGgisfs
~ shst1 s6 sqc. s. I Z Z e z
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FrighyyH Suffering Relieved.

Suffering frightfully from the vim
lent poisons of undiges,ed food. c. g,
Gray. of Lulu, Miss, took DR., Kines
New Life Pills, with the result X
writes. that he was cured. All sseu.
ach and bowel disorders give way Y
their tonic, laxative properties. II
all drug sfores. guaranteed.
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
last Hope Vanished.

When leading ply sicians said u.
W. NJ. Suiithaft, of Pekiu, 10. hss1
cwrabie consuru ption. his last hop e
uished; but DR.. Kings New Discover
for Con sumption. Coughs ana eoM
kept him out Of his grave. lie w,
This great spcciflc comPle'e'y e.'
me. aud saved my life. Since 'nen. !
have used II for over 10 years. -
consider IL a marvellous throat y
lung cure" Strictly scientific esn
for couG chs. sore throais or cold; ~
preventive OF put umonia. Gu.nr
tced. 5Oc and 81. on bottles. at ell a1
gista. Trial bottle free.
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
A Daredevil Ride.

often ends in sad accident. Tohnl
accidental injuries. use Buckien's AZ.
niea Salvc. "A deep wound in INV
1901 from an accident" writes Theo-
core Schuele, of Columbus. O., "paye
me great rain. Physicians were help.
,ess; out bucklcn's Arnica Saivc Aoon
mIaa i,. IT.: Soothes and heals burns
INC magic. 2Sc at all druggists
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
Contest Notice
pcbsri mcpt Of the Intssir,
United Btatrs Land O!~s =,
p,seAla Colo. Nny IL ~

United btntrs LSn = "A a {
Pueblo. Colo. Asy III ~
A supiaient contest sstdsy!t hsylp{ s,.,..s, ~
In this ONCE by Albert n " tdicn. esa% es%. -,
spatnst Homestead entry No. iitl: -
tembcr u. 1tVt, for lots ard seeuo1Lxs -
rhip 2! 4. Rausc 81 W. by l.re.l LaSa1is La1 isri
tsstce. In which IL 10 alleged that Ss,.isis
Lapdir has failed TO est&blish Anu "ss,l ss's,sl :
|ro-idcnpc on the land. that hc tas ~, ~, ~
plavc or .wAke .ny tmpIov smsnm - n ~
land. and has failcai W cultivate AnT 2. IN =
At any tispc ainus dsie VI bis entry. snu = ~
has Absndoussi sid land for SIX mop ~ sh,s1ii
more Isst iSSi; snd that ssk silfsea arioyrs1
FROM said land was not due ~ ln ew's ~ o.,
tn tiIe Arpny. navy M marlpe c"fps ~ ~ -
ted neNteg - private colder. once,. X q,
Or tnASipe. slurlna the war WIN sps..sd sps.sd ~
Ing any other var " which the UNIV.
may b engaged: -. -,
Now. Therefore, ssid pSStics a'e ~ ls,,Ui syidss1
,onchinE raid allssat1op e 70 o.sIood, recatS
Iung n. i0M. b6sore the RreieG ~" . psoknl
Colo. = II =
The ssad eontsstant haviuR. In : pfesps ps M
davit. Med May ~. 1905, ut forth l.si srtg
show shAt after due dilisencc pefson,S.s n,S.sr,iJ 4
Of tbta nWttps Csn not ~ made, ~ ~ ~
dered and divsctrd that Shci not'cs
W dus aud proper pusnraiitnmn;n nmnry. nssi.is
First puhl,cstion. say ia -
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Lodge Directory.

ors.yay Camp Nc. ~. Woodmen Of tie
World. every I'd and t,h Tuesday nisht'
+. Bigford. q. @. Wm' Edf"f. ',e'N
Rea /seksi 7tfbe No. Io5 Ell. U. Il. M.
Every "Wednesday night.
win. y irar, chies OF Records
n. c. Petit, sschem.
OyG,aay Lodge l.. o. o. 4. No. I5o,
Meets every s,tutday night. a,
x. y. Walker. see'y. T. IL CASH
Brotherhood of american fsoman,' Vest
.rn B.mertsld. Every THURSDAY might
W. W. 6rifin. Foreman. 7 H. Cash Cor.
Odyay CUeie No. SOC. jYomen 81
woodcraft ls.. Hnd SRI. Tucshay night.
Grace Jtfrery. CLERK. Cora A. Edgar O. y.
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21

The Ex-Empress Eugenie has been
10 Paris and Paris never recognized
her Thus one more episode has been
added to the sad tragedy. Other lives
have been a. sad, but few SO cons oicu-
Ously sad az hers.
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
Plymouth Rock Eggs for Slk

Thoroughbred Ply mouth Rocf 80
at Soc for IS. Plymouth Rock -
tcrs for snic. Also turkey eggs I"
setting. Al Cropf'A store.
Chas. Scnroedef'
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21

Secretary Shaw has been entertain
Ing the Washington correspondents
at dinner. II is time for the o. her
presidential aspirants to get into line.
Tne newspaper correspondents are not
particular which aspirant comes next.
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21

pont forget 70 Cali zor the oiu.v
.ps'ngs brand q scds ~ "a. sus.
sner dfiske, They ~ III 50 Il y. : q
lGltaysst n MI Aile5s Il A n ID. zna !
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21

We have bran new font of type.
writer type for printing circular let
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
q, ,R!hsvnatio paias QUICKLY es,,.v,.

-, ne cxcrucistiug pains charscte,,..
us q Rheumatism and scjatics -
SSa.s,k,y relieved By sppi wing Ch.r,s
,.asn's s",.ns Pain Balm. The rsea !. :. T.,
hsv,ng power of the jirI ~ 4 - :
e1 sns uynrise and dsii ieht ~ sh..". - !.
snoe ss of sufertrs, The nuies ssIsss %
SM pain which u affords 4. Nv. .H.a :
81 = 81. t %ssy = e Z, sines - soat. Tor i ssi2
assd shs M ~ 4 I, -; e
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Chamberlain's
c0LIc. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy

A few doses Of this remedy will
invariably cure an ordinary ut.
tacl. of dinrrhea. "
,.i IL has been used in nine cpl.
deinics OF dysentery with perfect
success. f-A'eS
1t can always be depended
upon; even In the more sewers
attacks OF cramp collie and chol.
1t is equally successful for
summer diarrbea and cholera
infantnm In children. and il tha
means ofsaving the lives OF manv
children each year. y
When reduced with water md
sweetened it is pleasant to tsi~ %
Every fnan OF . family shonid
1''s Keep I !. snis y remedy in his home.
lsny,ls now. 1t may sava lie.
1nH111n1 ''~>><sss wv
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21

While bilious attack is decidedly
unpleasant it is quickly over when
Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver
Tablets are used. For sale by DR..
Griffin.
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21

Every honest man will look ~
square ip the eye: so will some Of "
greatest scoundrols.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24
FRANCHISE GRANTED.
Mayor Waters Secures Franchise for
Gas Plant in Eugene.

Mayor Waters returned yesterday
afternoon from Eugene, where he wouk
to attend a meeting of the city council
which met there last Monday evening"
The meeting was called principally to
pass the bill granting the franchise
for a gas company at that place, im
which Mayor Waters is interested, Rudf
for which he has been laboring for thG
past few weeks. The bill camo up Tor
its final passage at this time and was
passed without dissenting vote. The
granting Of this franchise will be Of
great advantage to Eugene and Mr.
Waters says that he will 60 TO Eugsm@
next Monday to look over the gruundE
and select suitable site for the plant.
When the location has been permanent
ly fixed the construction win begin afs
once so that IL win be but a short while
before the company win commonen
commence operations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24
INTERESTING SHOW.
Cozad's California Dog and Pony Show
VIII Soon Exhibit Here.

When Cozad's California Dog, Pony,
Monkey and Goat Circus makes its APP
pearanee here Saturday afternoon and
evening, May eth, il win be found
hat this class OF interesting entertain
ment has made giant strides towards
improvements. The show opens with
} beautiful fifty miniature horse act
lnd is followed by tableaux and acts
in bewildering profusion. Ponies
march and drill, a number Of ponies
have bells fastened to their heads, and
At the word Of command, they play va
rious tunes by shaking the chimes.
There is a ludicrous monkey FIRE depart
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24

II is only two weeks since the cir.
cult court adjourned In Crook county,
and there are already IA criminal cases
on the docket, including one murder
charge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24
STATE
SOCIAL
NEWS
Woodburn.
-t-t4t-hS-SSA-A'-A+--t-,-+e-'-4'S

WoodDufn
Mrs. s. r. johnson was Salem visi'
tor Tuesday.
Thirty-four were baptised at the NJ
+. church Sunday morning.
Mr.. J. NJ. Poorman spent Sunday with
his wife and family in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Moreom were bust
ness visitors to Salem Monday.
Miss Elsie Durant was visiting
friends in silverton over Sunday.
Mrs. }. II. Carrico was Portland
visitor the latter part Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Mishler returned
from their bridal trip to Glendale Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Moshberger re-
turned Monday from their honeymoon
trip to California.
W. H. Tooze, Jr., who is attending
school in Portland, spent Sunday at his
home in this city.
George Blaekman, who went as a
delegate to the Christian Endeavor con
vention at Albany, returned Monday
evening.
The members Of the W, C. T. U. and
several friends met the afternoon over
land train Saturday and gave Miss An
ma Gorden and Lady Henry Somerset
the Chautauqua salute as the train came
into the station.
Miss Bouney Scott entertained few
of her little friends at her home, satur-
dav. May 18th, in honor Of her second
birthday A delightful time was had
bv those present Miss Bonney was
the recipient Of several very pretty
gifts
Romie White and wife arrived from
Lebanon. Tenn, Sunday evening, where
Mr. White has been attending the Cum
berland University for the past fe"
vears They are visiting with Mrs..
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Kenady, of this place
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24
NEW TRAIN SIGNALS.
Tests Of New Method TO Prevent Colli-
sions In Future.

Tests Of New Method 70 Prevent Colli-
sions In Future.
Wireless signals flashed throughout
the air from train TO train before long
may become the means Of preventing
railway collisions. The management Of
the Chicago 4 Alton railway is making
preparations 10 conduct extensive ex.
periments with q new system of wireless
signalling with a view to adopting II
for the purpose Of preventing the kind
of wrecks referred to. The apparatus
by means Of which the warning mes.
sages are 10 be flashed from train 70
train will be attached TO the tops Of the
cabs, and viii be circular in form and
not more than two feet in diameter. BY
a proper arrangement Of the mechanism
will be sent from trains on
tho same track, and will affect tho in
struments upon the cabs Of engines run
ming upon other tracks.
Whenever two trains are within 20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24
Dr.StOne's S Drug Store

does a strictly cash business, owes no
one, and no one owes IT, carries large
stock; its shelves, counters and show
cases are loaded with drugs, medicines,
notions, toilet articles, wines and
liquors Of all kinds for medical pun.
poses. DR.. Stone is a regular gradual
n medicine and has had many years Of
experience in the practice. Consulta,
tons are free. Prescriptions are free,
and only regular prices for medicine.
DR.. Stone can be found at his drug
store, Salem, Oregon, from 8 in the
morning until at night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24

miles Of each other the wireless mes
sage will be sent automatically through
the air, and win ring bell and show
a red light in the engine cabs. Should
anything become ont Of order with the
mechanism the cab bells will also be
rung. Accordingly, It is said to be inn
possible for two trains to approach
each other upon the same track nearer
than 20 miles without full warning
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24

ment and complete drama is given
with dog and monkey actors
IL is sort Of entertainment that
makes a child happy, and at the same
time instruets him in the nature Of our
dumb companions. Cozad's California
Dog and Pony Circus will give two ex.
hibitions daily under their own NAM
moth waterproof tents and the usual
free street parades will be shown.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24

Since the new law went into effect
in this state a man will have to pay
his debts, or have one.half Of his wages
swiped 90 ego on account"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24
X-RAYS

Rumor is the godmother Of scandal.
Friendship is mortar that eements
man to man.
Rhetoric weaves floral wreathes Of
mere words.
The bird Of passage never carries
much baggage.
The idler is blank cartridge in
life's magazine.
The lay of the hen is something of a
shell game too.
The police judge has a 6ne way to
clear his docket.
He's brave horse that win always
run as he is tipped.
A profit that profteth not the soul
may canker the purse.
Debts Of gratitude are never debts
Of honor with an migrate.
The old-time printer used TO make
money when he "set 'em up"
As a high churchman the steeple-
climber has EN- all skinned.
Hope is the stalwart sentinel that
guards the citadel Of the soul.
II a man is fined more than once II
might be said that he is refined.
The Russian soldiers at Horton don't
seems to be having such bad time
where they are filing Themselves up on
champagne at $40 per bottle.
Since the new law went into effect
in this state man will have TO pay
his debts, or have one.half Of his wagos
swiped 20 ego on account"
It is only two weeks since the cir.
cult court adjourned in Crook county,
and there are already IL criminal cases
on the docket, including one murder
charge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24

The Russian soldiers at Horton don Z
seems to be having such a bad time
where they are filing themselves up on
champagne at $40 per bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24
A DisastrOus Calamity,

II il a disastrous calamity, When
Won lose your health, because indiges'
lion and constipation have capped 1t
swav. Prompt relief can be had IN Dr.
K;ng,s New Life Pills. They build up
.ous digestive organs and cure head
ssbs. dizziness, collie, constipation etc.
Guaranteed at J. C. Psrry's drug 't0rsi
25s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-24
CHILDREN oKv ron
oAsToRIA. A

being given to the engineers. The
will operate whether the
trains are going In the same or opp0-
site directions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12

known to the writer, was a golden brown
chiffon broadcloth reception gown of prn-
cess cut 1t fitted like the proverbial glove
from the bust line down and was absolutely
plain save at the lower edge 1t closed in
visibly down the back by hooks. 1t was so
gored that while tight about the waist
and upper hips it began at the widest part
or the hips to form pointed folds to the
floor. Some three inches from the skirts
edge ran a two-inch band of velvet of a
darker shade, embroidered in dull gold bull
non, at intervals of fourteen inches the
band which was a shaped one curved IN and
formed two crossing, pointed ends. the point
OF each held down by bronze cabochon.
There was a stock and narrow pointed
guimpe OF yellow lace over golden brown
Chiffon and a short string of deep-colored
topaZes was worn with it.
Ihe cloth forming the top of the gown
was plain on the shoulders, but where it
was set in the armholes it was laid in many
plalts, and the cloth was then carried from
the armholeS in slanting direction DOWN
ward to and across the bust line to the CEN
ter or the bodice, where it was again plated
A band of n-embroidered or braided
velvet edged this top where it rested on
the yellow lace guimpe, and its ends were
crossed where the plaits met at the top.
and then widening, ended in tab-shaped
points at each side below the bust line the
two ends being perhaps five inches anart
around the edges of the tabs, outlining the
thfee points, were narrow ruffies of yellow
iace little over an inch wide. A cabochon
helo each point in place. The sleeves, of ell
DO" length, were small, but had wide puffs
al the tops, the puffs standing out at each
sac ana giving greater breadth to the
shoulders. The sleeves were also gathered
at the inner seams half way to the elbows
over the top of each armhole, resting half
on the body and half on the sleeves were
Dands OF the braided velvet an inch wide at
the top by an inch and half at the bottom
Inc ends showed at the front and back as
they did not go under the arms Cabo-
chohs finished these tabs also. At the bot
tom OF each sleeve was a band of the velvet
matching the other bands and having tabs
aild canochons at the outer seams Two
Tumes, the upper two inches wide and the
loWer Tour, We're set in under these bands.
"A &c Hsht brown beaver hat fitting over
the 'front.' rising high at side and back and
having ~ brown ostrich plumes dropping over
1t, topped the costume,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12

include nearly everybody in smart
society-are charmed with the re-
suit of the American races which
brings the Vanderbilt challenge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
Off Xs&eNMn@5 85@2zzd

satin, lace and touches of green, and all
wore large white lace hats, adorned with
shaded green ostrich plumes and trailing
chiffon scarfs of the same delicate shade.
Each of these hats had its broad brfm so
bent as to bring out the best points of the
wearer's couture face, but nearly all
were rolled more or less at the left and some
had indentations in the front. wide
scarf of pale green chiffon was wound
around each hat crown, and single loop
perhaps seven inches long. was caught to
the brim: the two long ends. at least twelve
inches broad, were carried down the left
back. and after draping the top of the
shoulder We're brought toward the front
and caught in another loop, with the two
loose ends trailing down over the bust, but
going no lower. From the left side of the
crowns near the front two full light green
ostrich plumes, shading very nearly to
white at the tips and along the seams,
nodded forward over the front brim.
The gowns of the attendants had yokes
of white chiffon shirred a bit and having
tiny puffs separated by bands of white
lace. the latter a simple, dotted design.