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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02
.r,mal Commission

uonostfc Animal COmmlsslon
sslarv Of state veterinarian @ an'
gsaeyal contingent expense s2ooV
oregon Library commission sZVV'
oregon national guard, s45'VVv'
p.,s1 and Reform Institutions
Oregon state penitsntiary, $500
T,snsportation Of eonyicts. s75eo
state reform school. $4,000.
pilot commission and pilot sehoon.
er. 5000.
rnsurapee and maintenance oi
schooner. $500.
Proclamations, warrants eaiies'
etc. $1,000
public printing. binding and pa
per. $4,000.
Rewards for arrests. $500.
state board Of health. $4,000.
state board Of horticulture. si5Oo.
state board Of textbook commits
s.oners, $1,000.
state Department
SALARY Of secretary Of state, $4,000
Salaries Of clerks and stenogra-
pliers. s13.74o.
state engineer. $4,000.
For topographic surveys. s25oo.
ror bvdrographic surveys, $500.
State game and forestry wardens
and deputies. $4,000.
State land agent. $500.
Treasury Department
Salary OF state treasurer. s450O.
Salaries OF clerks and stenogra-
pliers, s6e20.
Items Of deficiency incurred dur
ing years 1s05-190G
Maintenance. general and contin-
gent expenses and salaries Of officers,
and employees OF the Oregon
school for deaf-mutes. $4,000.
Expenses necessarily incurred in
the arrest, pursuit and return to the
state OF fugitives from Justice, $500
Salaries OF the judges OF the circuit
courts, S11,10S.3O.
Salaries Of district attorneys and
their deputies. S503S.60.
Services OF bailif. general and con-
tingent expenses OF supreme court
SsA06.
Expenses OF the publication of
executive Droclamations, etc, $4,000.
Public printing. etc. $4,000.
Rewards for apprehension OF train
wreckers. etc. 5000.
Items OF expense (ehapter 229,
laws 1900 not included In the ap-
ortlonments for the year 1895 and
1906. for the reason that the meas
ure containing such items was not in
force until January %. 1906.
Construction, finishing and fur
nishing new wing; for additional
buildings. new lavatories. new heat
Ing plants and betterments. and for
purchase OF additional lands for the
Oregon state lnsanl asylum, SS7,25O.
Constructing. finishing and fur
new buildings and general re-
pairs and Improvements at reform
school. $500.
General repairs and improvements
school for deaf mutes. $4,000.
Constructing. finishing and fur
nlshlng new building and general re-
pairs and improvements at institute
for the blind. $500.
Expenses incurred in support and
OF University of Oregon.
$4,000.
Constructing, finishing and fur
nishing new building for library and
class purposes for University OF Or
agon. s25. 900.
Construction o. purchase and fur.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02

cellaneous sources for year 1880,
s179,929.s7.
Estimated unexpended balance
appropriation 19O3-19O4, s45, GOO
Estimated unexpended balance
appropriations 19O5-1906, $40, ,OOO
Total amount of revenue require
for state purposes for year 1907, /,
be apportioned among the seven
counties of the state, and to h
raised by taxation, S1,OO0.OOO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02

~it = now siesea years siuSs / hsd
= nArrow essapr ilom consumption. -
wFiiea q q fioya. a isadlns buslusss
man of ksishav. s 4, 4 had suo
doea "a eeight 20 ilS soauis. ana
poukhinE pas eoNslsnl boih by aay
and NJ aisht FnAig ] eesAn iak.
ips ~, KinEs Nss Discovery. aaa
eontipaea thla foF ahont slK nouths.
When ny eoasA and lung uaahls
wegp euilrely Eope snd 4 ~as restored
q ny normsl weight ITO ponnas. "
fhossAnds II persoas healed egesy
sfar. usegaaieed a ,. q peery'a|
iFNe slare teg ana fl.ee Yplal
'olll, ssee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02
Rev. Carlisle. p. B.sIartin. L. L.

OF Wayerly, Tex, writes: "0f
morning, when first arising, | ofts,
find troublesome collection Il
phlegm which produces a cough and
is very hard to dislodge; but small
quantity of Ballard's Horehours
Syrup will at once dislodge II, and
the trouble is over. l know OF ID
medicine that is equal to It, and It d
so pleasant to take. can most cor.
daily recommend it to all persou
needing a medicine for throat or lung
trouble" Sold by d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02

NofhlnE ran cause more pain and
more diFircss than Piles
Nn eoadcf many riir sufferers cay
their lives are burdens a. them
oolntment aui local treatments
NAV frligeo but ranuni cure.
~ laonhafdia iiUm.Rnid a. guar
anifcd lo fufe any rass pf pllfs
n iigm-R0Ii doesn't cure you, you
So your moacF bach
Hem-hoid n a tablet taken inter,
nallf, thna removing TIE cause
sl.Np az afuafists. nr nr Leon
hafdt 60. NitRafa fslia. N. ~. Pro-
pfielofs. Sud hf nr & Stone.
Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02
A Growing business.

Young Doctor watching his only
patient, his tallor's son. go by the
window)-How that youngster does
grow!
Servant (sarcastically)-Yes. our
practice is certainly getting bigger.
-Lustige Blatter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02
IN nnnnrr.

Kind Lady Why are you erying.
little Girii Are you iostf
little Glfi--No'm. rho doliys
Eni searlcl fever. an While Jones
vont play doctor. cause hes plsyln
marbles, h'-'n'-l'm 'fraid nae doll
y ~ont Eei weii' noo.hoo'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02

n face beauty Of form. limpid eyes
siIken tresses. or even the inteiiec-
tual charms are not all powerful.
Intelligence. beauty. grace, learning
vit. all united. may fail to produce
the effect that some, lacking perhaps
most OF these charms. may accom-
piIsh. Psyche may win Cupid. Phryne
set all the worlds youth wild; yet
PHYLLIS may meet them both on their
own ground and vanquish them with
out an effort. why is this? Is Il not
because love is born not Of the senses
but OF the spirit? Beauty Of form,
face and mind may attract, but there
their power ends. While love born
Of the spirit. gloriies its object. and
supplies a beauty as superior TO
earthly charm ns Imagination is TO
reality. It's true the object IS often
unworthy. but that only proves our
contention, for we love not what j.,
but the imaginary being We have
created. Yet what would you? Idols
Of brass with feet OF clay. such are
all the images Of earth. The ideal
and the real VIII never be harmon
ized. and yet what man or what
woman IS not better for the Idols, he
or she has created.
Yet love intangible. Is but typical
OF life. We know not from whence
either comes. we know not whittier
they go. The autopsy may show that
through this bullet hole. or that in
ternal disturbance life ceased. and
the post mortem examination Of a
clse OF defunet love may show what
was responsible for the decease
There Il some difference too. At the |
end OF life. the body remains 20 be
disposed OF. There is a funeral or a |
cremation. At the end OF the love
there are no remains. II has per-
formed hari-kari. incinerated itself |
and scattered its own ashes upon the |
waters until they are lost as utterly |
as those Of Lycurgus. in the Aegean
sea. Generally after a short period |
OF rest. while nature does little
summer following. the fertile soil
gives place 10 the seed OF another
love. Clotho again hold the distan.
Atropos spins the thread and
I.achesls. with her remoseless shears,
cuts Il on. Yet Il comes again, and |
again. Not the same love, OF course,
for dead love Is like a dead mule
A total loss. But we get another
sample OF the same chunk: we get
The same kind OF sugar in a clean BIT
of rag. and suck the dainty morsel
Just like suckers that we are.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02
Tell us how much Lard your grocer
sells and we will tell you how
much Indigestion is in
the neighborhood.

Lard is made from hog-fat and is bound
to be greasy and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
absolutely unhealthy. There isn't an
ounce of hog-fat in CotiOlne. It's basis is
Just pure, refined Cotton seed oil, which is
thoroughly digeshble and healthful
The stomach Of the average American
has been subjected to lard,soaked food for
years simply because people have not
known the dangers of the "lard habitn
Cofi0IeEe is so much superior to lard. both
as to the Palatability of the food il pro-
duees and its healthful qualities, that il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02

tart iae vital ofVaus, causine estar-l, -
,i'r his.,otf, of ihc kitne,s th,nr...i,.,..
ifsaS desa and ,saste a,,st cen IN csil
Niaii1gf tsouh'rs aiilusi slaa,s r,.,,i,
ii''ir fsfanerusrni ul thc kilnc,.s .n1
a sNfe b slsaiuei uuiCtc.i a. rf,e,..-
Nea,niriii ~ ths kalncys d fua az fe,f.
'ag oaalf Non csn make no r,.,isl. t,
NAHg ~ Ailricr's swamp Root. az.
fisst khincf itef tnti hia,slef re,t,.,.i,.
!, eestvsis malsaiy 20 hold rrias M
n>aAl.oE lein .u fasslng ID. aua o.rr,
.N'''es l'l,t unI'icasant ncocs,.t v of l,.i,.,
Niai.eile'i 30 81 oigra thfuieh the l.e
tti ~ ~ pp many umcs daring ~
H.shh Tbs mild a.,l ihc rxtssnr,t, ,n.,,
sis,t y swamp Ross Is sson rraii.ri
4 ,isiris she hipaesl fhr its ,,or.ierf.,
''iet q i'.e lnos, dissFyssing csses.
'e.Np ksss - pleasant to take ap.l !.
r.'i Pt AZ druggists 10 aits-ccut ana
Nlls '.,li.sf e,se hauies. Nun NAV ha,ea 4
..'fp.e besiis q ihis wonderful new 4, :
,p.eif ant 4 lasik tAl tells al shnrt Ia
.1ta ,sNs iirs ~ niAil A,hiscss. ID Xii.
ii'st a CO, bnkkaulloa. ~. NJ NJ,
e.',ipk usniion readiaK lhis rrnerns
eNyi "a th,s Ysper n,nt uske env
y .''.','. ~, ~ tf'neaahsf the nanle. .Snarat,.
N..'s' ~, A|''rer's swamp. ke.t. 49, ~.
..l..,ssa, l...sa, bashsm,on. n. AZ. - eterv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02
HORSE
EDITOR
MUSES.
The New Year Make Him
Think Things Wise and
Other Wise

It's somewhat amusing a. well as
iussructing al times. TO observe the
fervency With which some ambitious,
uneurbed youth "rushes In where
snreis fear to tread. ana settles ques
tlons that gray boards puzzle over
Il ls sweet 70 know that his Pegasus
with spurninE foot causes Hippocrene
10 pour forth abundant waters but
alas, he refuses 20 drink 0f the iieli-
con spring. preferring the bitter
waters of Lethe. Tis related that
wher Ulysses' crew fell under the
spell Of Gree. she changed them 70
suit her fancy into lions. bears, asses,
swine. and other animals. They re-
turning not 70 the ship. Ulysses went
Ia search Of them. Against the
charms of the beautiful enchantress
be had a single taIisman--a simple
flower. a. long a. he held this her
charms we're Dowerless. I have al
ways throught that the story was
symbolic; that her charms were only
the power she had over ignorance,
and this ignorance was typlfied by the
animal condition OF her victims;
while. on the other hand the little
flower which protected Ulysses was
the sweet bloom Of knowledge May
the Aforesaid youngsters jet pluck
bouquet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02

II want TO give some valuable 3D.
vice to those who suffer with lane
back and kidney trouble,r says J. R
Blankenship, Of Beck, Tenn. 81 have
proved to an absolute certain thai
Electric Bitters will positively cur
this distressing condition. The nFs
bottle gave me great relief and aits
taking a few more bottles. ! was CON
oletely cured; so completely that ]
becomes a pleasure to recommehi
this great remedy" Sold unds
guarantee at ]. c. Perry's drug store
Price soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02

Will surely supplant lard for shortening
and trying purposes wherever its virtues
are known. Give your poor stomach
enanee-dlvorce yourself from lard, and
use CoftOleNe.
C0ff0leHF is made by a cleanly, hygienic,
sanitary process, which insures its purity.
II Is moreover, healthful, because its chief
ingredients ahealthful product. twill aid
ia.her than retard digestion. The house
"He VINO pays any attention to hygienic
cooking will use
Cotfole~e in place
OF lard every time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02

NNN NNNN"
ia iaiesRusesadrccp
tivc Manysu,i,leu
,lraiiis are caused
h n heart dis.
rasr pneumuua.
hgaft failure m
aI-'i'icxy afesiirn
tbs result of Ala
ucy disease IL
khlncy Trouble is
aliovstltsai,ancc
tiiekkncs Ts,,soa
81 hl,ssl mill st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02

ilsincerity OF Letters.
Il am writing to a man | have 10
respect for: how shall / sign NY
self?"
Respectfully yours"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02

Death Is said 10 be great mys-
terry. and yet all things tangible that
have life. die. Nay Even the rocks
are metmorDhosed. and becoming
something different from what they
were. may be said 10 have perished.
Where does the essence, the will, the
spirit. the intangible. ineorporeal
think We cali lie 90 to? What be-
comes OF ~ We do MT know. Hence
take II. that not Death. but Life Is
the unsolyable mystery. Whence
cometh ltg What invisible spirit
moves the grass and the leaves. to
carpet the brown earth with verdureg
What makes the erocus bloom be-
meath the protecting leaves. the violet
90 perfume the glade, the eolumbine
20 play with the invisible baby
Eephyrag whence comes our own life.
and when and how does Il enter into
the babe. touching its heart until Il
beats. H. lungs until they begin TO
perform their functions. its brain
until the divine essence we call
thought is evolved. and intelligence
springs into belnsi Out Of the no.
where lt comes 20 enter into that
which vas not. and We call Il lie.
out OF that which is. il goes into the
fathomless elsewhere and where lt
NO longer sbldes. there Is that which
"a call faafh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02

There is another mystery almost
as deep as life. and that s. love.
Who o. there can explain the mys-
tery of the human heart. who even
theorifes on the divine attributes -
the anecilons2 Who can tell by
what sahtle charm someone steals in.
To tht naermost sanciuarlos 90 ones
heart ailias % with the fragrance of
The ret blossoms of Paradise rs
what aichemy of nature o. love dis
iilird. roo often alas' from weeds
instead Of lilies end roses Fairness
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-02
OUTLINE
OF THE
BILLS

CONTINUED from pago onel
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-08
Farming.

The man that grows cotton and eN-
pects to buy everything he needs to
feed his stock upon is not a farmer.
he is a cotton grower that is al the
mercy Of lot Of spectators on both
sides Of his business.
The man thai wants to get IL lne
with :?ln independent farmers 1l"v"-
men; hsd better gct al it now - put
ting in a large crop c. sr:al; E.&ir
and head off the heavy feed b. 1oT
next years crop.
About time to pitch next years
cotton crop: cotton we think, Will be
fetching over Is cts., this price no
doubt will cause many cotton tots to
get at the old game again trying to
get rich growing cotton at the other
fellows price and buying the stuff to
make the cotton with also, at the 9TH
er fellows prices, Nowsis. the time
to make a break for your freedom by
preparing some Of your best lands
for next years corn crop by deep
plouehing. In most clay subsoll OF
alluvial lands it is not possible to
plough this land too deep. You have
some such lands that would double
its WELD by ploughing eighteen inch
es deep this fall.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-08
Col. Bryan's Illustrated Book OF
= Travel.

The success of Col. Bryan's new
book "The Old World and its Ways
Gives striking testimony to his hold
on the popular mind. It recounts
and profusely illustrates his recent
Journey around the world. 1t has
been ISSUED five months, and we are
advised that, in that short period,
four large editions aggregatlng 4l,oOo
copies have been called for. The re-
ports Of agents, which have been sub
mitted to us. would indicate that the
demand for it is we'll nigh spontan-
eous and universal-t5at it exceeds
that for any other book published i"r
the subscription trade since the per-
iod of "Grani's Memoirs. . Col.
Brvan's book with <like success de-
pends upon no sympathetic element
for its strength. But it has on the
part of the people the enduring feel
inc Of personal confidence in the
great moral and intellectual lnteS1-
ty Of its author.
II has an equally pronounced ad-
miration for his brilliant abilities,
and the untirin@ energy that enabled
him to cover the world in his noted
tour-and to photograph and describe
it in his inimitable way. Without OF
fetal place Col. Bryan is everywhere
REGARDED. at home and abroad, as
vital force in American affairs. AS
student Of men and Of government
and Of governmental conditions, nj:
observations and conclusions pro
foundlv interest the people. Hence
the great sale Of his book, descriptive
Of men and things seen during nj
noted tour around the world an(
through the Nations. It is vltallze(
bv PSI artistic engracings from photo
graphs taken by him or under his su
pervision, representing men, place
and things that interested him an
that specially interest every Amer
can reader. It is a most unique pre-
sentation Of wonderfully interesting
Journey that mas caught the atten
ton Of the people, and met with grea
demand. It is sold only through SO
Letting agents.
The Thompson Publishing Con-
: pany, St. Louis, Mo-, are the forum
ate publishers. They advertise 70
agents in another column Of tais il
sue.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-08
BIG GINNERY BURNED.
Part of Peoples Oil Mill at Anderson
Destroyed by Fire.

News and Courier.
Anderson, October 4-The g7nnery
plant Of the Peoples Oil Mill was
burned early tonight. The fire start
ed in one Of the gins while it was
running. The flames spread rapid
" and the entire plant was soon de-
stroved. A number Of bales of cot
ton on the yard we're scorched but
not badly damaged. The oil mill plant
was not damaged. This was the larg-
est einnery east Of the Mississippi
river. having sixteen SG-saw gins
The plant was insured for $4,000, but
the loss will exceed this amount.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-08

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-. -... a., ~".:.,
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80: :. ?:.r.. Vi. .."..> a:.:r il ".s
w,:,!..: ..1;: .:: e. ~..".;., go. ';:ir'. i
- ;rY r:,>.:lisrr ell al the "lSloin,'t :
cwr candy. and hr never failed to win
he children over. which made the old
chap the most popular candy man
among the children Of the town.
We have lots Of grown up children
on tne farms that are fooled on this
same plan in many other things.
Don't think that We are quarrellng
at the men that do these dirty stunts
for money, for it is your dull, ignorant
or selfish unorganized farmers tha:
are responsible for this condition OF
affairs.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-08
irGovs.,aG1?
-CGuuuCte3 bv Tee

Conducted By Ii:a
Sou:.l Carolina Farmers EGGoa-
tiona and Cooperation Caicno
~Communlcations intended Ior this
department should be addressed to J. G
Stribling, Pendleton, S. G.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-08

The best line brought to the town OF prosperity
A oood Watch for &c. Other grades in proportion.
See our line Of Jewey and supply your wants in all lines;
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-08
ClOthingH

We preoaod to give you bigger values for your money
lin Clothing than any concern offering goods here this season.
Bows Pants from 25c suit and up.
il Bows Suits 75c suit and up
lMen's Pants $l.25 pair and up.
Mems Corduroy Pants $l.25 pair
Mems Suits SIS co. $3.50, $1oo0 $3.50 and $500 suit
We've got the goods and prices and they must be SOLO,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08

number of bushels or pounds of each raised
In the preceding year;
(e) OF hops, tobacco and lax hbre, the
number of acres the current year, the num-
Der of pounds raised the preceding year;
(f) OF grasses, cultivated Tor
the number of tons of hay raised the pre-
ceding year;
(gi Of growing timber, the number of
acres;
CHI Of milch cows, the number and
value;
and value;
Cd Horses of all ages number and value ;
(k) Sheep and lambs, number and value ;
Cd Swine four months old or over, num-
Der and value;
(m) Of clover and timothy, the number
of acres Of each harvested for seed the pre-.
cedlng year, and the number or bushels OF
each obtained therefrom.
(2) And said assessor shall make dupll-
cate certificates of such statistics, one or
which he shall file in the office OF the town
clerk of his town, and the other with the
clerk of his county, on or before the nj
teenth day of August of the same year.
go The county clerk shall on or before
the fifteenth day of August OF each year,
forward to the secretary of the state board
of agriculture to be kept in his Office a
certificate of the aggregate number or acres
and the amount of yield or each OF SAID
products, in his county, and the number
and value of animals, as ascerta1ned ana
compiled from the certificates OF said asses,
sor =: and the secretary of the state board
of agriculture shall tabulate and publish
such statistical reports, each year, IN the
annual report of such board OF agriculture:
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
publication.
Approved April 10, 1907.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08
No. "a, ST. Published April 80 1907
CHAPTER 60. LAWS OF 1907.

AN ACT to amend section 10 of chapter
397 of the laws Of 1903, as amended by
section 3 of chapter 2S6 of the laws of
1905. relating to pensions for the poles
department in cities Of the nrst class.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented In Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows
Section l. Section 10 OF chapter 397 Of
the laws of 1908, as amended by section
3 of chapter 2S6 of the laws Of 1905, Is
amended so as to read as follows Sec
ton TO- Any member Of the police depart
ment of any such city having
served twenty-five years or more In such
department may make application to said
board to be retired from such department,
In every such case, and In case
any member shall be discharged after serv.
Ing twenty-five years or more,
the board shall order that such
sion monthly Of a sum equal to one
half /" of his monthly I" sal
airy at the date Of his retirement or dis
charge. The said board, upon the recon.
mendation of the chief Of police,
may assign any member retired or drawing
pension to the performance Of light dutief
In such department No person
shall be entitled to receive any benefit from
any such pension fund other than that pre-
scribed by this act, and in no event shall
any allowance be paid to any widow after
her remarriage or to any minor child after
1t attains the age Of eighteen years.
Section g All acts and parts Of acts .in-
consistent with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Section 3. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after Its passage and
Approved April 90, 1907.