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Continued from Yeater8ay1
CHAPTER vm-Contiuued.

She pouted and offered me her
purse. Henri told me To give Il
20 you she explained, 1T ia
French money,
took It sravely bowed. led her
20 her room and was off but she
caught mo in the paHaaEe. You
are angry with me, monsieur she
said pitifuliY
Very. mademolselle. l answer
od.
Il know / was wrong. abe pnut-
cd, hut he Waa 80 nice aud 40
handaomsi bat sou need not be
Jealous. Caryl"
n was tho first time she had used
my name. but ! asa not reient
am not Jealous. mademoiaelle." I
answered sharply IL that 81 sou
have 20 say -
"Caryl dcari"
rs that all. mademoiagllef
She drew herself up hauEhlilY.
"Oh, quite. monsieur aad swept
or like a pglnccaa.
was fair mad 90 run after her.
but a fooi'a pride held me. and l
swung off with a black heart for all
the iauuty tune / whiatled
Il was not long before I had ar
ranged. by paying d sum down. Tor
a coach and pair and relays ~
horses all che way TO parla found
my assumed name and passport
acted everywhere ike q tHilamAn.
and luckily ! spoke French so
fiuently that ! was able 20 carry
myself In that detail with eaae.
AZ breakfast mademoiaelie Naa a
sheer ie4oie. and fruze ali ny at
tempts at reconciliation. moreover.
before Il waa half over the hand
some officer of thc morning Lieut.
fahlanehe he calicd himself came
into the roam and made the as
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stone. took the lieutenant horse
aud. Ia spite of has half-hearted
prntostatloua. Insisted ho should
ride Ina the carriage with my sister.
hut an hour Of that alekeasd mo. 1
waa ulled with a Jealous Jury. and
pleading fatigue changed places
with tAblauche
found my sister feignlng 20 be
weary. leaning back among the
cushions.
Are you tiredf" ! asked coldly.
Very" with a Yawn
a pretty country. this France Of
yours" ! pointed out the window
She yawnod again. Lovely wealth
er. isn't it,
"CiariHsel" / cried sharply.
She aat up startled. Monsieur"
what DO you mean by treating
ms Ike thia9"
Like WHAT indlfferenlly.
Don't pretend innocence. made
molaelle." growled.
Really. monsieur" she protest
ed. II feel very tired. and settled
MMANFAN NIANNA HAHN tH.NAWNM NEAtAH
stared out Of the window fun-
Gus with rage. FOR a fnll half hour.
then. turning cautiously. discovered
mademoiaeile Ca be fast asleep
Bnt I had been played with Ia that
fashion before I stopped over her.
and though her eyelld6 mover nick
cred. the ghost Of a smile played
round her lipa ] pulled down the
window blinds aud kissed her
roughly on the mouth. more In hate
than love But my anger faded
like a dream and our quarrel spent
itself In kisses. 30 We passed the
best part 81 the day. iiut Whon We
woke 10 earth again ! warned her:
Don't play with me any more.
Clarlase. II you 30. I will not an
awsr for the consequence"
Her eyes flashed. You threaten
me, monsieur ?"
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I've noticed IT'S n
habit Nv some office
holders L 80 after a
cooperation with a
to- pistol an use a
fe inch gun on some
little cuha
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a woRp - III VIZ
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SHORT ESSAY ON CHANGE.
II Ia reported thar changes VIII
take place here 10 q short time. Some
lnteud gplng one place and others a.
another. and atiil others AZ differ
ent places In a short time Bell
brock viii not be known as u was
a short time ago. These places
ulll be filled BY others coming into
town. ChauFeH come and changes
60. but the time rora on forever.
We will loss some Of cur good citi-
gems and other PLACES will gain
them. Some are going TO CalifUrn-
In for the benefit OF their health
nellhrook Moon.
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DandeFine Is So ExaiIarailng,
Invlgoraiing

An4 slrcngthenla2 - bah ne hair knd sealr that
81 beta 81 e Il affen ruaaEh - she's uuaasFfui I'm
fussunfatAs u 81 1900 imgarta sp4r hing hFlaanry
ACT yrltesF NatunAs - tba hAiT Aaa few wmska
vi rHm hasf - spfea ngl al gfef The scalp and
graw 1tHd4 etiY luea ard h<anfffHl TX nFefy day
for aHhlla, aftsz whteh twp thr~e tHrs wrek Nn
- s1paxh - esffts.s phairsuf Eruwth You desire.
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The government has ordered a
$500 inksiand fof Vice President
Fairbanks That may seem crtrava.
CANT but a vice president ought 70
set something out CT his sob.
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STAR DUST

In The days when mules we're muiIsh
What was always weak ana fool
ssh.
BIETHES BLATTER
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Johnny Rockefeller. Jr.. has raised
= beard The old gentleman has
been guilty 81 many things. bat he
never has been accused Of doing
that
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mo. I warn" ! answered graFeiF'
not liking her tone.
For answer she sprang 10 the
window and stopped the carriage.
Monsieur I.ablanehel' she called.
lie was before her In an Instant
cap In hand.
your pleasure. e9mteeacT
My brother IL weary OF riding
with me brothers so seldom APP
preclaio sisters u their own. mon
aiaur@he Wishes "a exchange places
with you. OSt he feared 10 diaoom-
mode you. although assured MIN
youAould not mind. Was ! lmpefe
finont. monaiourTt
I4ablanche poured ont a stream or
frantic proteBtntlona. looking IDIOT
ically happy. and l. feeling hair
dazed nt tho audiences OF tho
thing, half amused BY the spirit OF
the witch and deep in my heart a
burning fire OF anger. neYeft Is Tess
got out aud mounted the lieuten-
ants hornc. Gods I set them
pace for the rest Of the day. aud By
niRhtfnil had broken three relays
Of horses. And still ! ordered the
advance. not even hating for
meal. am by 10. more than half way
to Paris in my own WEAKNESS !
cried "a halt before the sole inn OK
the little village of @
We ate our supper IN silence,
mademolselle and ! together. for |
think from the look OF mo she
dared not AJAX the lieutenant % Join
na. / had vowed by this time 70
have done with this Girl forever.
She had befuiled me che. n chit Of
a child fresh from her convent
more than any other woman In my
life had done. During my furious
ride I had cursed her for a jade, n
hsaftleaB coquot. falthleaa and for
sworn. until / had almost persuaded
myself into believing her a worth
less thing. But I aeh0oled myself
laughing my anger. my lack OF self
control. 90 nc0ru me. gambler,
the eard-turner. 70 give way Ike
raw lad until I VAS openly calm
and cold Tor All the blaze within.
Maasmoiaello tried several little
pretty speeches for my benefit she
had the grace TO appear little
ashamed OF herself. but was
adamant and rebuffed her 30 often
with singing coldneas that az last
Ahn let me severely alone. and az
feeted light hearted Indifference.
Immediately after supper she reilr-
Cd 10 her room. and / vas not long
In Initiating her example.
ITO be Continually
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80 - A@sf7R AAAA4aA taaN -
And you claim that Job was a
patient mani"
Yes, Job was the most patient
OF men"
~Humph. why. he fairly boiled
over
rs your son pursuing his studies
at college7"
4 suppose he is. for I had a letter
from the president the other day
saying he couldn't keep up with
them"
did you spank Mr.. Gottrox's IT.
tie boy3" asked the school prlncl-
pal.
Il did" replied the teacher.
What was the trouble2"
lie was too fresh.
"Ah. and then We must class
spanking as fresh heir cure"
Wisconsin has placed a tax on all
bachelors In the state. No sympa-
thy for them here. Any bachelor
who lives In Wisconsin ought TO be
taxed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
SOCIAL
EVENTS
H~untley,Burdick wedding.

A very pretty wedding was solemn.
lied at the home Of the brides parents
on 18th and Bellevue streets last even
ing at 8 o'clock, when Miss Marie L.
Huntley became the wife Of Mr.. Melvin
A. Burdick. Rev. p. s. Knight per
formed the ceremony IN the presence
of a large number Of friends.
The Huntlcy home was decorated
with a p~rofusion Of summer blossoms
and plants. which made everything atr
traetive. Immediately after the cere.
mony a wedding dinner was served.
Both the young people are well
known in this city. The bride Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Hunt
ley, a native of Salem and a graduate
Of the East Salem school. The groom
is a popular clerk in the grocery store
Of Weller Bros. The young people have
gone to Portland on a short honeymoon,
after which they will be at homo TO
their friends at their home on State
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The ohaIly HOuse Of common.

A speaker in the house Of commons
has 70 address "the most chilling,
nerve destroying audience in the
world" Even such a cool headed, sea.
soned orator as John Bright once said,
toward the end of his career, too, 81
suppose / ought to be ashamed Of my
self, but the fact is that 1 never rise
in the house without a trembling at
the knees and a secret wish that some.
body else would catch the speakers eye
aud enable me to sit down again."
Disraeli, who boosted that he had no
nerves, declared; "The blare Of trum.
pets, a thousand lockers on, have in.
dueed men to lead a forlorn hope. Am.
bition and ones constituents have in.
duced men to do a far more desperate
thing-spesk in the house of eOm'
mons. "-London Mail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
WI WILL. WAGER THAT YOU'LL BE SURPRISED.

Second Tennessee Infantry Regiment,
o. s. A., on the battlefield Of Shiloh.
was unveiled this forenoon In the pres
ence Of several thousand excursionists
from all parts Of this state. Among
those present at tho ceremony were
about one hundred former members Of
that regiment and a large number Of
Confedorats Veterans from other regi.
ments Of Tennessee. Miss Leonora
Cheney, daughter OF Comptroller II. ..
Cheney, Of Nashville, Tenn, unveiled
the handsome monument. Several in.
teresting addresses were delivered.
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Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. 22.-Nearly four
hundred delegates from all parts Of the
country were present when the annual
convention Of the Supreme Council Of
the Order of Foresters Of America was
called to order here this morning. They
represent a total membership Of about
100000, scattered all over the United
States. The morning session was oeeu-
pied with the annual address Of the
Supreme Commander and other officials
OF tho Supreme Council and reports Of
committees. The work Of the eonven.
tion will DO continued in the afternoon.
The Knights Of Sherwood Forest,
which are the uniformed rank Of the
order Of Foresters, viii meet this even
ing and viii hold it's annual eonelaye
during the evenings TO give the mem-
bsrs an opportunity to attend the For
esters' convention during tho mornings
and afternoons. The local Foresters
have made elaborate preparations for
the entertainment Of tho visiting del
egates and have arranged for a dance
and q vaudeville entertainment At Con
cert hall on Wednesday evening.
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To Rsmove a Tight Ring.

If you happen to get a ring on your
finger that fits so tight you cannot re-
move it a very easy way to get 10 on
is as follows; Take a piece Of cord
or wrapping thread and push on end
Of it under the ring. Then, beginning
lust above the ring, wind the cord very
tightly round and round the finger clear
up to the tip of the finger. Now take
hold of the end of the cord that was
slipped under the ring and unwind the
cord. AS the string unwinds the ring
will be carried along with it and re-
moved without any difficulty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
ARIsrooRAr1c
Portland's Big Dailies Talk Out Of
School Quite Naughty.

cit is sweet for brethren to dwell
together in unity - and the contrary Of
that proposition by the rules of logic
should be true. And yet as one notes
the joy which personal battle seems
to bring to souls, one can we'll imagine
that there is after all a Joy Of contest,
a pleasure in dispute, and a delight in
saying "You're another" An edito-
rial in yesterdays o~regonian which we
print below, is intensely interesting,
showing as it does what the aristocracy
Of journalism as represented by the
morning sheet, thinks Of the plutocracy
Of newspaperdom as sampled by the
Evening Journal. 1t is only fair to add
that the plutoeracy talks Sassy
right back at the aristocracy, and both
are having a real good time. The Zip
pancy with which the Oregonian al.
ludes to "Ladd's little tin cup banh''
is almost irreverent. It says;
"Many times Of late little Billy
Ladd's organ Of plutocracy and fran.
chise grabs has asserted that The Ore
gonian was on the road to the bow.
vows; that the management was 80
frightfully bad that the paper had TAX
en- the toboggan slide to destruction
that its circulation and business were
pretty much all gone; that readers
didn't want the paper any more-and
so and so u. Now, with PROPER respect
to the man whose greatness lies in the
inheritance Of his faith RS wealth. we
take leave 10 say there is excellent rea-
son to believe that The orgonian is
standing the strain" fully as we'll as
the Ladd & Tilton bank, and is at least
as free from 'mismanagement' and 'de.
generacy.' The newspapers Of Oregon
are The Morning Oreecuian and The
Evening Telegram. Every one knows
that these journals, only, contain the
news and all the news. They do more
business, twice over, than all other pa
pers in the state; this year thy are
doing much more than ever before,
both in circulation and advertisements;
both are more prosperous than at any
former time in their history. They do
not need the commiseration of little
Billy nor the help of his little old tin
cup bank, and are indifferent alike to
his personal hostility and to the yelp
of his hired hounds. The o~regonian
began before the day of the Ladd bank,
and will last longer, and longer than its
subsidized newspaper. No need 70
worry"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
TOBACCO HEART.
TAs way Smoke Acts Upon and Injuries
the System.

the System.
Are you "learning TO smoke" boysf
Learning by heart-''tobacco hearty
Read what a doctor says in the Med.
ial Summary and then enjoy your
moke-if you can;
In smoking tobacco we take in car
bOnic oxide, several ammonias and a
very poisonous oil containing nicotine,
The ammonias and nicotine are the
substances which by acting in numerous
directions are so injurious 10 the sys-
TEN. The ammOnias act on the blood,
making it alkaline and fluid, thereby
impairing its nutritive property.
The stomach is debilitated and dys-
ppsia is induced. The innovation Of
The heart is disturbed, it's action is
weak, irregular and intermittent, and
i~aintness and vertigo arc the conse-
q%usnces,
OWN to the disturbances in the
Blood and heart the process Of nutrition
i slow, and in the young seriously af-
iNted tissue is paralyzed and vision is
impaired.
Tobacco is essentially a functional
rather than an organic poison. II mod
lies the special energies ad not the
structure. Tobacco is eliminated by
The Kidneys aud very rapidlyj cOnse-
queutly the bad effects quickly disap-
pear under proper treatment If, how
ever, the habit is given up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
raft's Junkst Party.

Cebu, P. l., Aug. 22.-Taft and par
ty arrived on board the Logan TINS
morning, and was escorted into the har-
bor bv cores of craft. The city is dee
GRATED and held a parade, races ana 4
banquet. The party win leave at day
break tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
Cartoon Lecture.

This evening, Tuesday, at the Chris
tion church. Mr.. Culver, the lecturer,
who halls from Kansas, has already
given this lecture twice in Salem, at
the Friends church and w. @. t. U.
hall. An entirely new feature in the
lecture field. Be sure and come out,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22

ing and in the afternoon memorial scr.
vices will be held. At the meeting to-
morrow several prominent speakers will
address the veterans. The reunion will
last all through the week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
PERSONALS

q. j. Riggs went to Portland this
morning.
D. D. Barber, of Marion, was a sa.
lem visitor today.
Sam Clarke was a passenger for Por4.
land this morning.
Mayor Waters went to Eugene this
morning on business.
Johnnie and George s~teelhammer Wis.
tied Silverton today.
Miss Beatrice Shelton is visiting in
Portland for a few days.
E. w. Hazard, the banker, is detained
at home today by illness.
W. A. Liston and daughter, Blanche.
spent yesterday in Gervais.
". Baxter, of San Francisco. Is
~transacting business in Salem.
Rev. and Mrs. Albyn Essen. Of Sill.
verton, spent yesterday in Salem.
Constable Lewis was among the mum.
Der going to Portland this morning.
Mrs. s. Widmer, of Fairbury, Ill. is
visiting at the home of T. Maplethorpe.
Tom Kay went to Portland this morn.
ing to attend the irrigation congress
s. Hunt returned from Newport last
evening, and went to Portland this
morning.
Miss A. Stevens, of Minneapolis, is
the guest Of Mrs. A. A. Sanborn, in
South Salem
Furnish Slater, Of Pendleton, arrived
in Salem today to visit with his cousin,
Harvey Slater.
Miss Gertrude Lyman has returned
to Portland, after visiting with friends
in this city for a few days.
F. w. Ayres, of Morrow county, is
visiting at the home of his nephew, A..
j. Basey, on Asylum avenue.
Mrs. w. H. Byrd and daughter, Win.
ME, went to Portland this morning to
spend a few days at the fair.
Miss Bessie Cameron returned to
her home in Albany last night, after
spending a few days in this city.
Miss Barbara Baker, Of Turner, has
returned home, after spending a few
days at the home Of II. Nutter, 10 this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lucke have re-
turned to their home in Eugene, after
a short visit with their son, Lester, in
this city.
J.. P. Rogers and family returned last
evening from a few weeks outing on
their own beach, below Astoria, at
their big stock ranch.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. X. Shaw, Of Brooks,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Shaw, Of Tecumseh, Neb., were in the
city today, sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robin returned
to Portland this morning, after visit
ing with Mrs. Robin mother on Asy-
lum avenue since Saturday.
Archie and Charles White, Of Pull
man, Wash, with their respective fam
lilies, are visiting at the home Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley White, in
this city.
Mrs. Babcock and two daughters,
Grace and Wayne, and their cousin,
Rev. George Babcock, Of Wisconsin,
went to Portland this morning for a
few days at the fair.
Nh. and Mrs. Winters and daughter
Mrs. williams, who have been visiting
at the home Of George Eyre for the
past month, started on their return to
Manson, Iowa, this morning
G. X. Parvin and wife, of s%mithfeld,
ILL.,; j. T. Parvin and wife, Of Bardolph,
Ill, and Mrs. Sophia Parvin and daugh-
ter, Stella, of Burton, Kan, are visit
ing at tho home Of Prof. q. NJ. Parvin,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
Not - strguuOua Day.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Aug. e2.-The
President received no Official visitors
this morning. Philip h. Stewart, Of
Colorado, with whom he hunted, comes
this afternoon FOR a day or two's visit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
IOngfellOw up TO Date.

He stood beside the hotel bed
He'd paid two dollars for, and said,
CTS pretty hard to have to sleep
Upon Z. mattress stuffed with cheap
EXCELSIOR"
-woman's Home Companion for Sep
TENDER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
eoIdisrs ana salIora, Reanion.

Bonaleastls, N. Y, Aug. 22.-The Sol
diers' and Sailors Association Of
Wayne county opened tie tWenty-third
annual reunion here this morning. This
morning there was an informal gather
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
win suppress Boycott

Shanghai, Aug. eat is understood
the vieerOy and governor OF TINS prov
iuee have agreed to suppress the boy
eott AGAINST American goods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
Jap Ships Now.

Toxic. Aug. 29.-The navy depart
mant has rechristened with japanese
names the Russian ships captured
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
rha southsrn PACING vOnpany

win sell tickets, Salem to Boswell
Springs and return up to and including
September 80, 1905, 1905, limited to 80
days, rate Of 1856. o0H
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
pig Harbor HOMO SNOW.

Bar HarbOr, Me- Aug. 2s.-Tho IN.
naal horse show, the principal event Of
tho social season Of this fashionable
resort, opened at Robin Wood Park this
afternoon. The number Of entries is
unusually large this year and the at.
tendance at the opening today was very
large. Many prominent society people
from Boston, New York and other cities
were present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22

Second Tennessee Memorial Unveiled.
Shiloh, Tenn Aug. 22.-The monu-
ment erected to the memory Of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22

In order TO close out these broken lots we have taken all the short
lines of Suits and placed them on tables by themselves and we viii
now offer the choice Of them for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-22
Just Even Ten Dollars

Now, Men, here's a golden opportunity.
Come, see tho Suits, pick out one Of your
IAN get for Ten Dollars.