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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-07
ShiQersTeier.

am 9. Wtai 1905 fperben es bunoert
Sabre, oaB Der 9ieblinss Didter oeS
oeutl6en Solfes, Sriebri6 S6iaer, in
@eimar Seitorben lit.
ueberal in Deuti6lano unS aud in
pielen StG6ten Der 8erein. Staaten be.
reitet ma ii6 ;u elmer eutlpre6enben
Seier oes cages, CUR @bruns oes Ans
oenfens BON S6iller Dor.
Wir sluuben, OaB ii6 bic Oeutl6en
BON Scranton gu elmer Seller bes 3ases
riiiteu %iOllteu, uno mOdteu empfeblen,
OaB ollie @eiuussSereine unierer Stabt
aftlih cine Seier porbes
reiten unO 81 oieiem 8ebufe GOmites
ernennen. Die 3eit lit furS unO mas
9ei6ebsn iol, muB iofOrt in Gn9riff &C.
nommen meroen.
User ma6t Den GnIan9?
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= @dbren6 bes Monats Ntopember
wuroen 68 Saui6eine fir neue @ebdus
lihteiten ernirft, oeren @elammtfolten
auf $173, 900 uerani6lagt neroen.
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Cine fnnftlcrif6e Ausftellune
in hen
ShanfeHifern boH 0ebr. RebnpIbs.

Sine biibide ausltcllun9 BON Ssiers
tags iOpitdten uuo Shreibmaterialsu
piro 9eSeist in ben Shaufenltern Don
@ebriioer 6eguolos al @pomins gue.,
SOtel SermDn 9ebauoe. 0iibi6e Sas
lenoer, 2intenfdner, Experimentation,
soloplattirte SilOerrabmen, @olofsbsrn,
etc. iino oaIelbit in GROCER YeridieOens
belt. Sine bibi6ere Auswabl oerarti9sr
Waaren lit ME SuuOr in oieier Staot &C.
iei9t morOen. Satbolii6e @ebetbiiher,
sOloene 8leiitiftbalter, &eoertai6sn, per-
iierte Sorbhen, Bibeln unO bunOsrt ais
oert Artltel. 1872.
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Hae 1baI dbtr drtS

Tablor. = lleber bic annabme zines
Rlanes fir bas meme Soipital les lie9en
Oeren pier CUR Seguta6tun9 pOr) wirb
man iid wabrideinlih nahiten CANT
flag entIheioeu .-unler 2elepbonlgltem
lisst nod INNER in 9i0tbeu unb mar
leit Dem l6weren Sturm Dor Smei $50
den prattilh wertblos.-Oie attiOnGre
Der neuen Sant baben ON Oienitag foIs
9enoe Seamten erwdblt Yrdiipent,
3Oiepb s. Sermpn ; Yi;e YrdiiOeut,
@illarb AtbertOn ; SetretIr, @eor9e
Z. 3imliu. Oas Sapital Der Sant lit
$4,000 uno es mlroe bei6lolien, OaS
2imlin @~runoitiid an;ulauieu unb 10.
tort nit Der @rri6tuns eineS Santges
bGuOes sl beginneu.-Serbit. uub Uins
tertleioer better QuaIitGt bel 6liibmann
g. Weibel.
- Die .. &S. Sabuitation ~ Wtis
noOfa murbe Samlta9 9iadt bon Sin
breheru nm pier 4uar S6ube beitoblen.
= Static, Die 5iabrise 3odter bes
Sobn Solitoire BON Oh Sor9e, erla9
OOnneritag WtOr9en SranOwunOeu, Die
Tie erbielt, ais Tie am Seuer bes Siidens
ofens ipielte. Sin Streifeu Bapier,
ben Die Sleine wGbrenS Der Nlbweienbeit
Der Wtutter al ben beiben Soblen ans
iiinoete, fiel auf lire SleiOung uuo i'm
0tu mar iie in 6lammen sebiint, Die
erit 9elOldt merOeu fonnten, na6bem
oas Sinh fatal uerlett mar.
MISUNDERSTANDING BON Wtatne,
bii6if unO bilis. in 9lart'S anner,
1913 nebeu Der Sant, SprucsitraBe
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StaOt un0 GOuntb.
llnisrs Selspbun Rummer 1T 1885.

= Die Central 9abor linton bat bel
Der Seier bes Grbeiter : Ia9eS einen
Reinertras BON $779.95 9emadt.
- Cine speimU6sntlids Sisuns BON
Sriminal Seridt nuroe am Monta9
e%r6ffnet uno iollen 1863 Sale erlebist
meroen.
= SIM Monat Nopember murben i'm
centralen Staotbeile 179 Serbaftun9en
uOrsenommen uuo $500 on Strafen
eiu9euOmmen.
= @tna 100 aneeltelte Der Ontario
& @eitern @iienbabn iinO Our6 cine
Dor einisen 2a9eu erlaIiene SrOrc
iuSpenbirt worben. Die &eute iino
meiitens fog. Seftionsarbeiter.
= Gu irsenb elmer 3eit leibet Elm Sc.
Der wobl an unueroauli6feit. Gin Sober
meiB Die lria6e, unb Elm Sober lolte
wiiieu, baB Or. Gusuit SOni9's Sams
burger 2rOpien bic bette Sur oa9e9en lit.
= Sa,sl, Die 3iabrise Go6tsr bes
Daniel SreaS BON @lmburlt, muroe
Samita9 YOrmittas Su Sooe 9ebranut.
Oas Sinh ipielte nit StreihbOlSeru
nnb ieste iih babel Die Sleibun9 in
Srano.
= Die an Dem neuert @ebGuoe Der
STANDARD Brau @ompunie anseitellten
80 8~aditeinleser iinO al ben Streit &c.
sunseu. neil ibre arbsitseber in PittS'
burg nit anoeren Saditeinle9ern WtiB.
beli9feiten baben.
- aba S9affer. cine iunse Srau
pom WilfessS Barre, nuroe Wtonta9 in
@rman9eluus pon $500 8iirelhait Dem
@efGn9niB iibermieien auf Die antla9e,
s%eitOblene @aaren in @mpian9 9enom'
men iu baben.
- Sn Der Sreitag ab9ebattenen Ser.
iammluus Der Srmeu-8 ebOrOe pureer
elmer anjabl Applifanten ausn6rtigt
unteritiisuns bewili9t. 3wet sppli'
%fanten, oeren @barafter nibt iiber 3met'
fel itano, Wuroen prompt ab9ewieien.
= Sinesr, bic nit StreidbDl;err
ipieltsn. peruriadtsn 6rsita9 Yormitta0
in Der Gheobor Saboien Wobnun9 al
@iblon StraBe einen 8rano, Der elmer
Shaoen pom 5000 anrihtete. @ir
alarm Duroe bon Saitsn 1875 se9ebeu
- GOuntp @ommiGar Surl6ea er.
tlarte am Disuitas. oaB Die @Ountr
S%ommiliIre beIhlolien baben, ben SlaI
niht ju beitGti9en, einen $500, 600 gn
bau oil oas @erihts9ebGuoe MAIDEN ~
laIien. sic iino cher 9enei9t, ein gan
neues 9ebaube erriaten Su laiien.
= gm na6Itsn SOnutas 0ladmit.
tag wirb in Der 9ieoertruu3 Sale wie.
Der zines Der 10 p~opuldren vYinp6ll
3urniere" ltattfinoen, unb 3nar minter
Oiesmal ben sliidli6en @eninnern iafti
&c 2iirfeDS als Preiis. Sonnet sQe
6reunOe fDHusu siussfibrt werOen.
= @altsr Susler, Elm Deierteur oel
Ser. Staaten, Der audi mebrere Gin,
bride polfibrt baben loll, nuroe Srei,
tag in Bart Blace BON Der Boli,ei bling,
feit 9ema6t. Busler befannte ii6 be-
BEN Samitas ubsebultenen 8erbOrt
i6ulbis uno wuroe fir lein seridtli6es
grideinen unter $500 Siirsiduft &C.
itellt.
= Seit mebreren @ofen uermisten
Sauleute on 8enn auenue Die uor
ibnen aus9eitellten llsberrOde unS tonn.
ten tros Der srOBten @a6lamteit ben
Oieb ni6t ertappeu. Sreitae 9iadt ies
bod erpiidten Die Poli;iiteu 9almel
uno 9arius ben 6rant OuiiD uor
Waibburn StraBe, alS er iid nit eineuI
ueberrod fOrtmaben pollte.
I Sine bubble gliii6 Robe, elm,
| CUTE PferOeOede, Elm prG6tiges gferoe.
gelhirr niir6en aud palieuoe @ei9,
nudtssei6eute fir PferOebslieer lein
Sebet iie ~Deni9itens on.
Seller & Sarris,
1873 209 B1Omin9 apenue
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SpeSielle Yreiie in Bureau sets:
Se6s Stiide per Sae. bibid oetOrirt.
2 6Iaiden, 2 Graps, unO ie 1 9ufi uuO
Bon Bon Siit6eu ; ruuren SO g., seben
iest fir SO g
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Nes gBinters Meaiment.

Starter 6roit uno beitise Shnee.
itiirme werben aus taft alien Ibeilen
@roBbritanniens 9emeloet. @ilenbnbns
uuo observation-disclosures iinO al
uteleu Stellen uO~llitGnbi9 unterbrOhen.
Sn SoubOn ielbit lit jwar bis ieet niGt
utel S6uee gefallen ; Oufiir berriht
aber baielbit cine nm 10 empfinblihere
SGlte, unO Die 9totb inter Den grmen
Der WtilliOnenitaOt lit iebr 9roB. Sn
@batswOrtb lie9t Der S6nee 10 tiei,
oaB Der SOni9 BON Yortusal, Der CUR
.3eit bort weilte, auf oas inn SuscOu6te
Sa9bper9nii9en uerSi9ten mus. Streu9e
Bintcrfalte iheint in gan; europa ;u
berri6en, 90 iO9ar aus 9ieapel i6merer
6roit 9emelOet pirb. gu Der Siiite
BON @u9laHO unO S6Ottlano iinb wabs
renb Der Shueeitiirme uiele Sfifie
9ei6eitert, bod nah Den bis ieet Elm,
sesan9enen Seri6tcn iinO babel feline
Mfeni6eu um9etommcu.
Sn WeitmOrelunO bot iif ben 8c.
wobnern Elm ~ielteuss Bib. Oort ma.
rem mebrere G~iieubabn;iise in Dem tiefen
S6uee itedeu Sebliebeu uno tonnten
troy aler anitreusnnsen uidt fOrtses
ihafft werben. Die g4ettrenuen in
SSurWid muBten uuterblsiben, neil Der
Rsnnplue mebrsrs SUB bod nit S6nec
beoedt mar. Die Sebensrettun9itatios
men an Der 9an3en Siiite liuo lebr in
anipru9 genommeu.
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= Ser9elien sic nur ia niht ben
. Wohenblatt" Oruder, menn sic iid
i'm centralen Staottbeile b%efinoen, um
@infdufe gu MAIDEN. @s mirb i'm
freuen, Sie beeriiBen 81 fOuneu.
= Die aadawanna @iienbabn Gomls
panic bat an DienitaS cine extra Diui'
oeuoe Don Sebu PrO;ent ertldrt unO
Spar i'm 3uias in Der idbrlihen Oiuis
Oeuoe pom ieds Yro;ent, Die idon felt
Sabren erflGrt maro. Die aftien Der
Sompauie iinb OemcutlpreAeub iAon
porber 9eitie9eu.
SanarienuOsel nuO Sdfi9e fir
acknowledgements, in
s~-9larf's,S lOriit, g
49,3z -. 1877 WaibiustOu guenue.
- 3wansis Seielarbeiter Der slmeris
can 2ofomotipe Werte all Stiff StraBe
sinsen Dienitas on ben Streif, in
SDmpatbie nit ben auS9eiperrten Sci
Ielarbeitern Der @rie @ompanie. Die
Grie @ompanie bat felt Der ausiperruu9
Die arbeit in uerihieoenen @erfen tbnn
laiien uno in alien Oieien weroen bic
Selielarbeiter Die arbeit nieOerle9en.
- 9aut Dem iabrli6en Seri6t Der
@Ountp @ommiiIGre bat ii6 Der Mertb
oes @runoeigentbums in Scranton i'm
lesteu Sabr BON 1923 soc 500 auf $780,
412, 100 erbObt, cine 3unabme bon ST.
81 ,455. Die Summe betriiit neue
@ebduoe, wel6e 5,47S glder &ano be-
Oeden. Die 8ertbi9dsun9 Oes @runOs
e~isentbumS i'm 9anSen Sountp betrGgt
$1,000, 915 unO bic 3unahme belauit
ii9 auf $3,3O2, 1897.
4 Sanbtai9en, @~batalaiue Gaihen,
9artens@ tuis, R%Ortfolios, Taidenbiis
der, ETC., etc., alle MAIDEN anipre6enbe
acknowledgements. Wir baben ale
Sorten. Seller d Sarris,
40 3 209 Mgomin9 apenie.
- Safob Werner, @atte Der 10
l6euBli6 ermoroeten 6ran, ben man in
Serpabriam genommen bate, neil
man annabm, baB er uielleiht n6beres
iiber Den MtOro wilie, wurOe 6reita9
wieoer entlalien, ba uidts 9esen i'm
uor9ebra6t werben fOnnte. Slu6 @b'
waro SoueS, Der init Der Srau iutim mar
uuO ii6 Der GOliiei i%tellte, ais leir
gtame in 8erbiuOun9 nit Dem Sale &C.
nannt murbe, maro mieber en%tlalIen, %
ni9ts se9en i'm uOrSebra9t weroeu
tOnnte. Coroner SaltrD lit gu Der lie
b~erjeu9uug 9elanSt, OaB Die @rmOroett
ui6t friminell ansesriffen wurOe. Sin
pom Oiitrittsa nwalt Semis an9eitellter
Pinferton 9ebeimpoli,iit lit ieit Don.
neritas nit Der unteriudunS OeS Sales
bel6Gfti9t.
4aa- Bortrait photographer, SAINT:
lieus uno @eieli6aitsbiloer, in beliebi'
ger @r6Be unb biibI6er NuSfiibrung
Reproouttioueu ieber art Siloer, Sano.
l6aftSs uuO 06uierauinubmen, ihOu(
SretOen. uub @alierfarbeus Portraits
II. I. I. Bette 3ufrieOeubeit in arbeit
iOwie YreiS miro ;useiidert.
Senrg 6reg.
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Mph GinerI

gu AltoOna. 4a.. babeu iie jett aud
eineu 3wei9 beS Oeuti6.ameritanii6en
3entral 8unOes" 9esriinoet unO bic a6t
Sereine SrOiinn, @Oncoroia, Oeutlber
Inherit. 8unO, Surn9emeinoe, Saperis
i9er llnterit. Serein, 9iotbbelfer Ser
elm, al9. ar)etter Str. unO Sterbe.
Safe. ct. Soiepbs Serein bilOen ben
Stamm.
ueberall idsint es Su ta9eH, nur bic
OeutIden BON Scranton bleiben oas
finite 8ab am &a9eu.
Wtt6el, made auf!
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Spe;ial. 0Saarcn fur bic Seicrs

Spe;ial= SSaarcn fur bic Seters
td9e.
0~usel-@etrOdnete Sirrierl,
Sprin9erle,
Rieiierniihe,
S~teinpflaiter,
Niirnber9er
Sebfuben
Sine srOBe suswabl uOu Sanop, Dill
len uno Apiellinen.
glle Sorten impOrtirte uno etnbeimiiht
Sale.
Der eaScu 1T bis . 1lbr stbcnSs
%eecHuet.
Chm. Siebeder,
1873 $50 Sad'a Ape.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-07

= OaS cubanii6e abssOrOneteubaus
nabm nit 81 sesen 10 Stimmen cine
Sorla9e an, wsl6e reliSiOie StraBens
YrO;eliionen ~psrbistet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-07

= Del SOpenbasener Correspondent
oeS SouOOuer ,Outlp telegraph" mel
oct, Die Sranfbeit Senit Sebien's babe
Die 6Orm einer Seiabrli6eH Sdbmuns
an9enommen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15
rhe Property called AeaIth

runs down or improves, just depends
on how 1t is cared for. It is the most
valuable property we have, and should
receive the most consideration. It
helps you in business, helps good
looks, helps make friends, helps get
situations and helps you hold them,
and always makes happiness. Prop
erty like this, at the first indication
of being out of repair, should be
looked after and a remedy applied at
once. There are any number Of signs
that show repairs are needed. Bill
ious spells, indigestion, dyspepsia,
belching, dizziness, sick headache,
sallow complexion, plmples and liver
spots on the face. a drowsy feeling
after meals, sour stomach, etc. These
symptoms all show loss Of health.
Druggists will sell you for 25c a box
of DIR. Gums Improved Liver Pills,
a sure cure for all Of these diseases.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15
Methodist Episcopal Conference at
Los Angeles, Cal.

Account of conference, the South
ern Pacific Company will make re-
duced rates on the certificate plan,
from main line points in Oregon.
south of Portland. Passengers will
purchase tickets to Los Angeles, for
which the agent will collect the high
est one-way rate, giving a special re-
ceipt. On presentation of this re-
ceipt, duly executed by original pur-
chaser, the Southern Pacific agent at
Los Angeles will sell return ticket
at one-third fare. Sale dates from Or
egon points will be April 10Th to May
7th, inclusive, also May 8, 12, 16, 19,
23d, 26 and 3O The last day on
which certificates will be honoreI for
return at reduced rate from Los An
geles will be June 5, 1904. 4-15-6Fri
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15
Farm for sale.

ia acres in Marion county. half a
mile from Mil ChY. s5 acres i'm
proved, 65 acres good timber. n 10 1
mile from a 100000 sawmill Land
good. rich, black soil; Groom house;
lumber barn; with outbuildings; 10
acres good fruit. mostly winter ap-
pies. trees average years old; good
spring water at door; two creeks run
through place; good neighborhood; "
mile 10 school, church and railroad.
Fine beaver dam meadow land, easily
cleared. II sold at once viii take
$500. Title clear. Terms. two-thirds
down. and from TO years on bal
ance with per cent interest; imme-
dlate possession. Call on or address
J. "a Ray. owner Of the farm, Min
City. Oregon. S-S-sm'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15
WOMAN
CLUBS
SOCIAL
To Promote the Public Ii
brary Movement

The following is the program for
the book social to be held at Mrs. T
T. Geer's this, Friday, evehing. Ev.
cry one invited to come and bring a
book or its equivalent in cash for the
library. Refreshments will be served
The following gentlemen will give
short talks: Mayor F. A. Waters, p
H. Darcy, J. H. Albert, Attorney.
General Crawford, T. T. Geer, Super
intendent ]. H. Ackerman, L. r. Ira
yer.
The musical program is as follows;
Instrumental solo, Miss Calbreath;
vocal solo, Miss Louie Church; vocal
solo, Mrs. Hinges; vocal solo, Mrs.
W. c. Smith.
The club wishes to extend a vote of
thanks to the mayor and city council
for their kindness in granting the
use of room for the library in the
city hall
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15

forth, in her daintiest gown, with her
raincoat on her arm. defying alike the
sudden cool changes OF our fickle eli.
mate and the Inconsistencies OF Mist
ress April.
How little 1t takes to start a
fashion. For example, ecru returned
to the front with the vogue of the
"kakhi" cloth worn by the British
soldiers in the South African war,
and is still with us under the more
arlstocratic name OF Champagne"
And now the "unpleasantnessP in
the Orient is creating an unprece.
dented demand for Oriental fabrics
and never has Dame Fashion chosen
more wisely.
Not only is the dainty picturesque
Japanese klmono more than ever in
fashion, but the power Of the wonder
fully artistic shadings OF the Orient
to enhance milady's beauty has been
borne in upon her, and her gown
for all occasions expresses tho en-.
chanting touch of the Orient, and her
every movement subtly suggests the
exquisite odor Of Vantlne's sandal
wood-that quintescence OF all that is
Oriental and elusive in scents.
And silk petticoatsl There was a
time when It was the exceptional wo.
man who wore a silk pettlcoat with
her morning frock. But we have
changed all that. and where one silk
petticoat was sold ten years ago, a
hundred are purchased today.
Bonnet tafteta. "the kind grand
mother wore" was the rich lusterous
silk selected for the pettlcoat here
depicted This silk has that effective
softness and sickness that only the
hand-loom can give. and which made
II possible in the olden days TO hand
SIR garments down as heirlooms.
Peau de Crepe, Of which the charm.
Ing gown on the left in my illustra'
tlon Is composed Is an extremely pop
ular silk for the prevailing much be
shirred styles. and in the soft pearl
gray here worn with q handsome
black picture hat, and long black
gloves, makes an exquisite toilet for
HELEN ADAIR.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15
PERSONALS

A. G. Magers is in Portland today.
Mrs. George Irwin went to Portland
this morning.
DR., Griffith, of the asylum. went to
Portland today.
Mac Hofer has gone to Portland
for few days vacation.
James Shields came down from AL
bany yesterday afternoon.
Hon E. T. Judd returned to his
home at Aumsville today.
Mrs. e. E. Lewis left for The
Dalles yesterday afternoon.
w o. Niseley, the Portland piano
man. was in the city yesterday.
Ed Humphrey, one of the substan-
tial business men of Albany, is in the
city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Whitney left to-
day for their home near Summit
Benton county.
W. H. Parker will go over to Lin.
coin county this evening to look after
some chittem bark.
Hal Patton and A, w. Prescott were
among those who returned from the
state convention this morning.
Mrs. o. P. Mishler, of Medford, is
in the city, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles Elgin, in South Salem.
Rev. l. M. Boyles, of the Cottage
Grove Presbyterian church, is in the
city. He was at woodburn formerly.
General w. e. FINER was in the
city on his way home from Eugene,
where he was called on military mat
ters.
e. A. Schultz, the confectionery
drummer, went into Portland last
evening, after a four-weeks trip
through the valley.
Hon. w w. Steiwer. of Eastern Or
egon, passed through the city today
on his way to Jefferson, where he
will spend short season with his
brothers.
Ebert Thompson went to Hubbard
today where his local stock company
will play "a Family Affair" at the hall
tonight, and at Woodburn tomorrow
night. The company presented the
play in West Salem several days ago,
and were well received. The proceeds
of the trip will be for the benefit Of
the West Salem Literary Society.
w H, Queener, of Stayton, left for
home this morning, after attending
the Democratic convention. BILL"
as he is familiarly known up in the
forks, administers pure law to the
residents in his neck Of woods. and
is candidate for third time. He is
one of those old-tImers who would
rather be Democrat than to be right,
and, like most other invincibles, has
good stock of faith on hand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15
HELEN ADAIR FASHION LETTER.
Dress That Defies April Showers,
Bonnet Taffeta In High Favor.

Long wraps are especially popular
this spring, but the burdensome and
ugly old-time macintosh" is a thing
of the past. The time was when a
woman had to risk spoiled gown
or make dowdy appearance.
But now, thanks to the clever wo.
man, whose own good taste rebelled
at the commonplace outer garment,
and whose ingenious brain evolved
the process of rainproofing any favor
lite cloth, we may relegate the humid
ity engendering abomination, the rub
Der macintosh to the shades. with
the once respected congress gaiter."
Cravenetted cloths make 1t possible
for milady of today to step fearlessly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15

Tea baldng powder spices
coffee aavoring extracts soda
are safe; you needn't get
cheated in them, Schillings
Best are not only pure and
true, but generous.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15
RUNAWAY Near Town.

DIR. Robinett, wife and baby, OF the
asylum farm. met with an accident
yesterday afternoon while driving to
Salem. The team became unmanage-
able and overturned the buggy throw
Ing the occupants to the ground. Mrs.
Robinet received bad bruise OF the
right shoulder. causing slight par
alysis OF the arm. Their little 2-year-
old baby escaped without serious In
jury, and. aside from a bad shaking
up, the doctor was uninjured
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15

he has ever met in his travels. "Just
let a poor bill go on the boards, and
you will hear howl. The people of
large cities think that they are show
critics, but, while the people here are
not technical, they know a good thing
when they see it, and are not slow to
appreciate the best. Salem is a good
town. and | am satisfied with my bus
mess"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15
is Pleased With Salem.

F. A. Wilson is one of the new COM
ers to Salem, who appreciates the air
of cordiality of this city. Mr.. Wilson
is the proprietor of the Edison thea.
ter on State street, and says that he
has found some of the most enlight.
ened and intelligent people here that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-15
Notice.

The committee from the G. A. r.
monument fund would like the fra
ternal societies who have donated to
the fund to leave their contributions
at the Capital National Bank for Mr..
as soon as possible.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-12
SUICIDE AT ABEL.
Mrs. J. II. Maseart Cuts Her Throat
From Ear x, Ear.

Special to Times Republican.
AdeL July 12.-Mrs. !. IL. Maggart, of
this place, committed suicide some
time last night by cutting her throat
from ear to ear with "A razor. The dis
covery was first made by her husband
yesterday morning about o'clock,
when he arose and found her missing
from her room. Goirg to the porch of
their home, he found her body with two
great gashes at the throat, one of
which had severed the wiudpipe and
jugular vein and extended up into the
cheek so as to disfig,lre the face. No
jury was impaneied by the coroner, as
the act was clearly cn,e of suicide. DIR.
Caldwell, who was Immediately called,
stated that death had probably oc-
Cured some time before midnight.
Mrs. Maggart was 81 woman about so
years of age and the supposition is
that she was temporarily deranged, as
she has for some time been subject to
attacks of harmless insanity. and at
such times has been accustomed to-
wander about the house and grounds
during the night. While living in Col
fax township about two years ago she
attempted to comnlit suicide with a
dull caseknife. but vas unsuccessful.
Mrs. Maggart leaves no children. The
funeral will be held this afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-12
A SWIFT VENGEANCE
Ten Mexioans to be Executed for the
Killing of Enoch Woodworth, Who
Formerly Lived at Lehish, Iowa.

Special to Times Republican.
Fit Dodge, July IA vengeance
swift and sure has overtaken the muir
derers of Enoch Woodwork, Lehigh
young man, and two companions, killed
two months ago as they lay asleep
about their camp fire on the FL Tigrc
river in Mexico. The three were on
projecting trip and it is supposed were
We're robbed and thrown into the river
where a few days later they were dis
covered by friend of the Woodworths,
bloated almost beyond recognition.
A search was at once instituted for
the murderers and ten of the number
have been captured, convicted and SEN
fenced to be shot by the Mexican gov
eminent. The information with regard
to the capture and conviction Of
the murderers came as special to the
st. Louis Post-Dispatch and is as fol-
lows:
Preparations are being made at
heflnoSliio, Mexico, LOT TIE execution
by shooting, of ten Mexicans under
sentence for the murder and robbery
OF the Maxwell brothers and Enoch
Woodwork, on the FL Tigre about
two months ago. The Maxwells were
prominent business men who had come
to Sonora to examine some mines and
had employed Woodwork as guide.
The party encamped at the crossing of
Eel Tigre trail and were murdered
while they slept