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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Srp9tcr for uO9iiOning.

= SEN frurife 2anoSbn Coma.
bellies, ser lager poa en- 6ieloitrao.
nina. 1000 500 opcr 6aUet, bar
man / 0cn iiOIte 3iO merfet RuiteIier,
iom man troeoe FREQ itg ira SorO.
tiPIo. Wen 8aren er al euOmt al.
o~orItqcrc art. uOtnTer Gibenifabs.
mpu6. iom bar ioretoget llnoerisgel.
Ter pao Stcoet. Oct er nemItg ron.
Itoteret, at belle set Giel6itptfe, iom
2]onOSbucn er bpgget paa. er Issnet
% peS at GLIDE neoa6!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
gut6crS gGrfer paa Guaslif.

81. 8. q. 2eufcr5 C~Ocrirttclie al 2ts
Tiers Barrier CT tioIiacrc bIcpcu uofsrIjg
omtalt her / @Inoct. Oct er ct mort %
megct f~orticuitfuIbt Hrbcioc, iom Der Der
er ta8ct tat pud GutACr bGr lrit5 / e.
tpsrt Sicm, ~ bcr plI Der IA bllbe Sen
beo'te HnIcoujuR til 1t Irjc bdm ior BENT.
iom BELT cIIcr uOcIuttcuot Iricr GngclF.
Commentary on @cuiii5" cr M uNs
ieubt al lloRiUcruc, "2utbcrau in al
2uroS Co." RjnncnpoIi8, W}iuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Sos oisie to mQrfp0roioe Rure.

"SjRre gRra &tntbum: - Ten fprte 1o stsr nit @iitsrmnaI por
is mssst iUa8sIs al SsbrsO. Sec abOrtsrsOs 10 @aHss, III min
aRaHas % min sgsH tore SsOrgUeIs, el u mssst guiisoe Ssru. On
Rabp Der baUOe brugt Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, raaocoe mig I'll at ioriPgs ben. buab les Oglaa goros
Seq isis mart min u. petit ;ubase. SOvsbptusu iuotrai iIsloHsrs o.
ppbPrte tHlot 90 MN SsIbre0 bsoross. Sea isle JON ON M Boo
frsmEeos glenn. m NINE GarsE, ben trRfIs GsIslle iorlpaHos % Is
bic. Iuu1 og iut
ct aGr osreiIer bsp leg gioosy Ill ct tRrt,, iuHot Barn, bort Ssms
@lGoe. 2e bar Ct uomRrte SGasmu.eL ION rs pHller bVrr gto..t
teNpie.-gtIs. &nHa Spits, $40 Sart ape 90. springs, ATt-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Runc6cras RiuSe. @eneruIg1rpsr.

Runc6crgs RiuSe. SeneruIgIrosr.
nor 9obrtfof bar tfGlge WeobeleIie
fra IinIauO forbu0t at fetre Sun
oreoaursSuaen for 8igtgreu Rltne'
bcrq5 Gs0iel Sen 5te 5ebr1tur. 8e.
ncrulmmernGreu bar tiIfieuoegioeti
at CoertrGoelic beraf utL me0fsu
8soer, og at OpertrP0eLier life oil
faloe inO unoer DoH1tOleues aour9e.
terce. men bIIpe bebaIrSIeSe 40 aSmt.
utitrutro Gei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

Cen 24oe og 25oe os. ifal Der az
boIoes ct tort Sportsitepue poa
Sonsaaien Den fsrite DAG Gr9.
mietropfisring paa Rpltslpano for
i~nteresiereoe ira 2anb % 8aloris, %
Den anbeu Dag ifal Der dfboloes tort
Br9mieifireno for 2ono % 8aloriS
/ en- preetig Sfibaffe iige oeo SSeru.
baneitationen. Senne 9affe iigeS at
bore lige ina bra iom oen peo SOL.
meufollen og egue iig fortrPffeligt
for et itsrre Sfireno. Grtrntea or
beororet opiat paa gaIorisbaner, og
man antager, at mango ira ieipeite
Sopeoitabeu bill ms0e frem. s Oeune
SorbinSelie ifal leg oplpie. at man
fremoeles er / llptsbeo me0 Scnipn
til 8anifeligbeberne anaaaenoe Sal.
orisbonen. I%ulPgsItpret bar til6elS
nRret flanoret | bore Iofale 9laoe;
men noaeu ll6talelie fra 4nIPgSitD.
ret eaer ira Dem, ser u~noerisgte ga.
mems Grace" og llnoerbpquina / set
belle, er bi0til life offentliggiort. Sp.
lpSntna berom ifnl meboeIeS / Sen
tongelige Rropoiition, Der mart ffal
foreIGgges Stortinget, boor MAJ piI
ani6ge ON StaPgsbeoilguiua.
Sreorcne Ole oq @ipinO e. aoaIe
fra @reat Sails, Mtpntano, er biem.
me paa 9eIsa / oeItre SIiOrc, buor
De bar 6orGIore, SIpgt oq genner.
De Tom Diem til Sui, og Serc8 8eicg
oil bare ioetmin6ite iii Sneen er
borte.
@~anrbSinlg.
8nnroen Sfattebo (RoIanO8guar.
DEM / eitre SIiore er al @ieren Ger.
genrt q. Sfattebo ioIgt til 9}eOer g.
SermunOitao B. Or. ira gle. @ung, for
5000 &roner. 8aoroen, boorpoa bot.
Ter 6~eoeraa0, oOertageS 146e IpriI.
8%iftermaal.
300 Seen / 8aug of6oIoeS ct Iterre
grpulp iOog, % set IpffeIige Gar er
Gipino giuinoien Eitrem on &ieriti
2~or&oatter Seer. 8ieIien ifnI fore.
goa / Sang Rirfe, og meoenS jeg 1tris
Der bette, fonmer Set longc @ru0e.
fsl8e / iuienOe Srap~ norooper Bangs.
bpg0en.
GnfemarrO SobnT erriion &emmen
% Gnfe Sigrio OIsootter Eitrcm
Sang er nDliG gifte.
SsoSfalo. ,
s peitre SIiore: Gnfe Marit %.
reSOotter EoegoarO loot Soloen -
Sen3mono % Storting3mano zoe.
goaroS Nor - "A Ior gnmnGI.
S eitrc Sli0rr: Teoeroao3mnn0
SOar, Sobonneien HobsIe, II Star;
Some Worit Z. SorItoD. 81 Nur; 50.
Oeronosfone Marit e. 9citO, SO 9nr;
&nut 6. SfattCbo, 56 g(ur; 0crit 2.
@ooi. 60 9Inr; Some %nQrio g. abel
bn AZ Nor; @Nrit g. Sopi (GeItcn),
IS Nor gonmcI.
Suu0bcostilitauoen inScu @pQ.
oerne er mcqct bra. TllI0 &inter mcO
meaer Sne % al oQ iii Itcrf a1rIOc.
Yin broite SiIicn til @cnner %
Sombnohirqer.
Bang 200e Sanllor 1904.
g. q. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
"moi6inntnn Rnita inhehorher f1

"8aibington Bot" ~inSeboIber fl.
aenoe 8titorie ON senatOr sunte
6or noqle Gage ii6eu boISt &c.
ndtoreu er Gale oe0 en- gaffet |
Baltimore, boortiL ban bar iro6u6er
az ell 6orretutuqSmmSs alu6. z
SdIeu5 Sob fom ran til at fortgle
ON ct 9ciag, iom ban bapOe diIdat
baltimore for mango Gar iioen iom
Sol0at | 4oe @iscouin irioiliqe Re.
gimert. og ON line eitcrfslgenoe fri.
aeriife gc0riftcr / Staten forsorigt.
San ouItuIte oiSie poa lin lune oa
bumEriitiite 8aaSe. oq bans Silbs.
rere par hltter Gre. IilHut f~ortaIte
Dan, bporIcoc5 BAN paa 2iiioen al
6Iooen 6oUoe fonaet en- beit.
Cettc bapoe imioIcrtiO en- aISeles
uoentet 6eIgc. gtogIe Gage ienere
iii Seuotoren ct 9reU ira en- Muno,
ser flyer, at BAN life bar tiIiteSe oeo
@mfctboroct, men hsrte bans Gale
ira en- al &orrioorerue. Sdu iortId-
rcr, at ban par Gter al sen 5eit, iom
Scuntoren ianGcbe, oa forIauger I en-
bcitcmt Gone fuIo Gritntrtnq for iGm-
me. 6on QiDcr iomtiSig iaoSame
CpIo5rirgcr ON 3eiterr. Steoet og
EiNen. at S~cnutDreu life bar noeen
Soipl ON, at Ron6cn8 Siitorie er
ianofGroiq. SoorIcScs 6eure gag
uil bljpe or0uct. oiOeS erlouu life,
men set nil iitfcrIig bIiOe Qjort / al
@cnifubeIig5cS % life gtUe auIe6.
ming til nogen M artg. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

Cen a SET norItc ScIifab f~orurt.
itoIte0c Suoiamltng til be 9rorS-
Ii6te ! g0lciuuo er er0uu life nfiIitt.
tct, men nil oprc oobcu til oenne
ltQcS llOqonQ ga SET tuotomre gcEs6
nil bIiOc tilitiuct 2un0$birlpetonri.
teen / Chicago. 0ette oil, at Osrme
eftcr sc Oco ij65tc Is0e mOfomue
Ropporter, goa o. til TO buuSreSe
Collars cIler muolfc mere. Sra en-
iao ilotuuil 2oIoui iom ocn uorite
Der, moa oettc onices iom meqet re.
ipcttobclt. Ser bar ogioa oIninbe.
liza @i0t9bco iii at noe giorog. %
iirr moa man bcumore ocn 2tbcroIi.
tct, iom IoromTno iDote Der / Can.
set rite. DC qioroc ooifiuiae al oe
&nouonorc0c tiIiTamme.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

Il Summer IN 7thsmarken. ByN. ".
RonHmg. TIE NorHhIH6 Press Co.,
MiHzeapoHS.
en- BOG iom Serne burSe babe iGrIia
Suteresie for BEN buerc SIrgt, Der hui
fienOcr Rorge af, buao Be bar bsrt bc
GIore fortrue. men life ieIo pGret Der.
Oct er ea oaiaa pan iaaoame, Den CT
bercgnet, Set CT en- 8eiie til SeIemars
fen, ION i~tiISres, og Sorfattersu siar Set
goot. gan fortruer IipIiat % mocrboIs
nenee / goot. grett gnsslit. 9ogcu bar
natltrlisbts iTrlia EtItrGiuttg for ScIcs
mariiugcr, men oen oil ~iorgprigt iutcrcS-
iere enbper 3duS cIcr Gpinoe al norii
Sprh. Sen or riat iluitrcret % peut
uSitpret. SuncIocrcu baaber. at 6r.
Rsrniu8S NrbciSc mna fiuoe Sen &aos
itieuuelie hos YubIitIm. ion ale c,
euige onL at Set fnrticrcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

fIpttet til Baltimore, bpor "@oIti.
more 'Getps" / 2sbet al nogIe foa
Gage igien biz bare / lin gamle Or.
Den og BABE ct Iaugt beore og mere
mooerue ltoipr, eno set nosenfnbe
bar bdot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

SeTbeS ct freSitabeIt sIrbeiss; men Orr.
Stine a finne orioe bet msget piScrc
erSuu. OF Der or pisieIig @runo til at
tmsoeie ~freutioiee 6rembriuesIier fra
bans Sen u,eo Surpeutuing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
g. %. eanSmnrf: RoBIc Orb ON @ibeI
frititeu. NriItjauiu. 3 &ommiSito,
hos 2. ~ 9ernBeu.

g. q. eanSmnrf: IoBIc CrS ON @ibeIs
trtttteu. Nriitjauia. 5 SommiSitou
hos 9. ~ 9eruSeu.
Chen @iifOp 6Gud'S BOG MOP sen
nbe SOrtpnocIic % mOocrue SibsIfrltit
uNiom. CT Here andre rpTtet ! Rurt:r for
eler imoo Beubauicn % bans SfoIe. %
Der buIScr pad at bIipc en- bel @itcrltur
ot otsic 9uuer ogiaa / 3orge. %Iitor
&aoeueiS bar ioarct pua Here SuoUera
biugcr / uOsIc YrGNi'cuer. Der uotom for
CT Sio iibcu; SroDit Srrocu bar ungipct
ct iterrc Grbcioc, bpori ban fortIdrcr ut
Stauopuutt / Here SpergSmaa', Gbris
TOPPER Srmu bar / "Sor Strife o. Nulr
tur" r~cAcgi0rt for fin Cpfatuiua al Sc
iuS iom RcnRcItc m. nj, % munlioIci1c
andre llotaIcIicr or ircmtoumc augautuoc
SC SpergomauI iom @iitopcu pco i'm @oa
bragte pua @nuc. &uitor 0torioblm
bar tioIigere uogioct en- minore @oI,
bbori Ran forieacr at gi9rc 8coe for.
bbao SibcI'rititcu ITrcr, "a oil p%Gauiic,
bpurIcocS bcn lUrcr iulif. HrrpGrCuoc
Brochure CT nogCt / famine 8ctuiug. Sr.
Qauomart er t6col.Rjit SuOcut %
itaar belt % boIocnt paa CANNED lutbcrn
@rliuo. @ibcItrititcu CT life dlcUc iinoc
Iia. foroi Den ieacr at roll, Cpfuniu,
ger on 8ibcIeu5 SjIblipcIie, iom hi bar
afecp,cret iom ianSc, men i~nocgo.Ocr e.
ter 6r. @ouNmnrfS Reuiug ! Dir
fcIig5cNcn ct ifiult angleb pan 2rrcn
ON ariri 0uOoom Eor'ntteren CT me-
get ibrji % bc8eiitrct for i'm SnN o. Irl'
Ger life EiuQrcrc imcucm i lin Cm ale n
Here al &ibcIiorituiuBen3 itore &ps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

3nOlcSninaSfOrcorus % Gcfcrnt al Eora
ba]nolUacruc pua Set iirtclige Q}pNc
Mrlitinui1 27oc- 29oc Cttobsr
1903. ~lloaipct al en- aomitc. : Nom
mj5iioucu hos z ~ @truBtn. 2rts
~Itidnia.
Eou @rnrS Al Sc LANCE "a tiIoe,S
tcmmeIia utiIiyco2itiucroc Acfcrdtcr /
Observation-Disclosures ia bette @}8oc muoc
ri / liocn Ii9t citcr set Hiholoclit tuu /
~Eorbiaoocuoc uTpuc, at bet babe unoct
SttO uNsn at 0jOe Trmerc @1ifco on.
brad man iorctog fig. "a ToybouoIins
gcrue Der forcIiggcr / @oRiormL or Der
III Yuleoning i'll at lcie Dem / 5duts
mcubCnq for i~naNanuc. iom bar Sns
~tercsie ocraf. @i ItnI Der fun Qiorc
opmGrtiom pau Sc IRE Yuuttcr. boor
ON Teoct forhuuoIeoc: H. %tiu %
TpoitIcrucs llotuIcIicr ON set Qamle &c
ituncute. g 6pao bar Wcuiqheocu
Rct til at frGpc ni fine Irriter % 0tsics
@Grcrc ulco 6cuipu iii SortDuoeIicUS %
lluocrpjsuiuQens SOrbolo Ill SUBS Orb
% airfcus @cfieuheIie? 81 6oao bar
TcuiQbcocn 8et til at irrpc at HeIiRi,
ou9uuocr0iSuiHQeu i bore bstere % la
pcrc StoIcr "a al Sc 2Grcbe9er. Scr QoOs
ticnOe8 til Bette Drug? A. 0riitsuIiz
bets WruuO % Slide.
Som set biz ~eriuoreS, ocItog baaSc
S6eoIoRer og gTgmGro / Bette NeNc. %
&c foriticuige StriS8retuingcr bar repre-
icnteret.
3iunsforsHinaenS SiitUric. Ct Silbugrs
bIif oeo 6cmogtpbea arsiubiIrct llOs
Qinct al 3iousfOreuiuBen for ISRAEL
bco Rof. :. 8. @legeu, Turcningeus
SetretGr. Srlgcs til Snotrgt for
3eocmtsiioncn. N]iuucapoIis. 3inn.
Gcuue BOG aubciaIer iig isIb. Set CT
trtt @ino pan 400 Sioer meO 8ortrGttcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
LYDIA E. PINKHAMs VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

saiRrs Yrs. 9tHtham Sea boooe uGret gift fem Mar os bop6e to
for tiDnge Barnsisossr SaG brugte Is Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, os ost iorUauoeos mig ira en- iUas. ner.
pgs 8utHoe tl en- iuno os lpttel SutrG tuoea ipU 4RaaHeosE 20 ar
eter bRp Ell osius leeH 3l9e isot, Der or Dor SIOIHeo o. 6rnO. Suts
bper 8UiRoe. ION bsIbreoss. User fs iGa tatHemmelis os !uItslig ION
ma mal q baue en- S9TiaTe al SeaHer I'll huer SGg UelnsHtr Ig
4sm for Den 9ptts. sanohso % @lGos. Scrss Vegetable Compound
bar bragt III nit Slem.- gPrS. HRae q gS1drru, Stat 81, Sbe Norman.
Rilpaitss, isis. SsrstRr for 8ohibors CrlrUrcal Sors,p.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06


part of last week, had another en-
counter Friday, June 8, near Chu'
chiatun. On that day the Japanese
cavalry met the Russians at noon,
The Russians numbered 200 men
and were composed OF infantry, de,
tachments of cavalry and artillery
They were pressing the Japanese cav
airy, when the Japanese assembled
their entire force and engaged the
enemy. The Russians drew off grad
ually, and at $3.50 in the afternoon
they retired to Telissu. The Japan
ese had four men killed and four men
wounded In this hghting.
A report has been received here
from General Kuroki saying that Fri
day last a detachment was dispatched
from Al Yang Cheng (Ai Yeng Pien
Men), to the northeast Of Feng Wang
Cheng, to make a reconnaissance to
ward Chaihatsi (Siamats). S5 miles
north OF Feng Wang Cheng. This de-
tachment encountered 900 Cossacks,
and after a brisk engagement the Rus.
SLAMS retreated.
General Kurold reports that the
Russian loss was heavy The Jap.
anese had one killed and three wound.
ed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
kesuIt9. atSWoodburn,


ssl w ftsff there had been only 1926
votes cast at Woodburn, and the
vote was much less than the registra'
ton, but about 80 had been SWORD in
on blanks, and Of these It was esti'
..faated two to one We're Republican
The yote cast was strong against the
local option and direct primary laws
and strong for Hermann for con-
Eress. On county Judge, it is con-
ceded to be close, as this is the home
bi Judge corby. -aN~'-
The salem Wards.
In the seven wards there is not
much interest, the )Republieans get
ting bHt the larger vote. In some
wards there is large vote against 10
cal option, while in the seventh ward
the home of the prohibition leaders
IA this city a strong fight is being
made for local option. In that ward
hard fight Is also being put up agains
Judge Boise. some Of the Democratic
leaders knifng him.
Light Vote Cast.
The smallest vote that has been cas-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE CASE.
Army Post Scandals Involving a Number
of Officers and Persons Considered
at Times to Constitute
Good Society

San Francisco, June Elm anticipa
tion of racy testimony Judge Heb
bard's court room was crowded this
morning when the divorce case of
Captain Jerome Madden, Of the United
States Army, VS.. Edith Madden was
called, but all were disappointed, in.
asmuch as it was postponed at the re-
quest of the defense on the ground of
an important witness being absent. 1t
was set for August 29th
| This is the second chapter of one
of the most sensational army post
scandals that has ever invaded the
1 dignified and exclusive circles of the
war department. Unless all signs fail
the names of many army post people,
male and female, will be dragged in.
to the case, already full Of ramifica
tions, and when the smoke clears
away il Is expected that several rep
utatiofts %iil be sadly IN need OF re-
pairs.
The first chapter was written when
Lieut. Hector Robichon, a handsome
and dashing young officer was dis
missed from the army, after a court
martial had decreed that he was gull
ty of conduct unbecoming an officer
and gentleman. A party line tele-
phone message from the lieutenant
to Mrs. Madden was overheard by the
latter's motherin-law, and the testi
mony of a post nurse who told of a
visit to Robichon by Mrs. Madden,
when Robichon was in the hospital
were the basis for the finding.
Hardly had Robichon been stri aa
of his epualets when C'.,a,u Ma
den filed suit for ,.aeyNme, naming the
lieutenant a. Correspondent. Mrs
MADDEN som followed with cross.
comP'S.nt, Charging aer husband with
neglect and crueE.y, non.support and
inAV ..sltty, AAsAhng a number OF white
md native women in the Philippines.
She charged him with being extreme
ly nlthy. of refusing to even send her
a message of coincidence when their
FIRST child died, of compelling her to
remain in this country when he went
to the Philippines, leaving her un'
protected from the snares and temp
tations that fall in the path Of pret
ty woman, and that he so diverted his
salary to other channels so as to leave
her practically without funds.
It is not entirely the troubles of the
Maddens' however, that will prove so
diverting to the morbid, but the posi-
bility of other and more startling do
mestic crashes. 1t is limited that more
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06

than one officer of high degree is In
a very nervous and uneasy frame oi
mind not knowing when he will be
hailed before court-martiAl to an
swer embarrassing questions. Captain
Madden has very little to sa' but il
is generally understood that he will
not spare the beautiful woman who
bears his name, when her private life
is dragged before the public and dill.
gently searched for the indiscretions
and misconduct that her husband ac.
cuses her of. On the other hand Mrs.
Madden is not backward in asserting
that she is simply the unfortunate
victim of scheme hatched by Off
-, GERS of high rank to protect their
own names from being smirchei.
Rubichon's friends have consistent.
ly declared that the trouble was
caused by personal spite of an officer
of higher rank, who attempted to
make love to Mrs. Madden. She re.
pulsed him, but he was persistent, and
It Is charged that she was obliged to
call u,-nn Robichon for protection.
Robichon and his superior officer haS
a violent quarrel, and Robichon's
court.martial soon followed.
The army post people had hardly
recovered from the shock that the
Robichon trial and petition of Captai-,
Madden gave them, when charges of
conduct unbecoming an oficeSr and a
gentleman were preferred against
Captain Houston FS.yans. They tore
the post from eeater 70 circumference
anu 'ne e.,e was hurried not to say
u = -edtgnified scurrying around to GOV
er up tracks. The specific charges
against Evans consisted of attempts
on his part to make love to the wives
of two ieutenant-colonels and the
wives of officers of lower grade. Two
of the complainants declared that he
attempted to hug and kiss them. The
captain made complete denial of all
charges and signified his intention to
fight the case to the bitter end. The
declaration, in addition to what is
expected to develop in the Madden
trial, are the source of grave concern
according to post gossip to quite
nuyoher of nersons
The present trial threatens to be
long drawn out, and if the promises
of both sides are kept will develop a
fresh sensation each dag of the hear
ing. The defense has fine-combed the
Philippines for evidence against the
captain, and claims that it will be
ready to spring testimony involving
him with more than score of wo
tnau
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
Garment Workers strike.

Boston, Mass, June Elm Baine
Memorial Hall this morning, the fifth
annual international ladies' garment
workers union was officially opened,
with an attendance of delegates rep
resenting 5000 members. 1t is eX
pected a strike will be called, affect
ing 10000 laborers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
Eor saIs-A iarm ot 95 acres. ricl

For sale--A farm OF IS acres, rich,
level bottom land, running water,
one-hAlf farmed. rest in pasture;
plenty Of fruit trees and good barn
and house. 1k miles from Sublim-
ity. Terms--paTt in property, small
tract preferred in or near Salem,
rest in cash on easy terms. Inquire
phone 1s6 Blue, salem. 6-s.2wk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
Mlss shelton,s Recital.

Tomorrow evening at the First NJ
e. church, at o'clock, June 7th, will
occur the first of Miss Beatrice Shell
toms musicales. She will be assisted
by Mrs, Halle Parrish-Hinges, vocal,
and Miss Elma Byrne, as reader. The
public are invited to attend, and they
are assured of being well entertained,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
That Ended In Burning tie Grand
stand and a FsaS Rlaf.

ST. LOUIS. June e.-Four men
charged with arson and malicious de.
structIon Of property connected with
Sundays bull fight and riot, were ar
ralgned this morning and the hearing
set for June Sth. All will be released
on bonds. Italy's pavilion was for
mally opened this afternoon by re-
ception.
Martial law in Las Animas county
Colorado, has practically been lifted
today by the governors order.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06

The supply Of strawberries is very
good, but fne canning berries are not
over plenty. The Salem cannery ex'
poets TO take berries Wednesday. and
then fruit for family canning will be-
come scarce.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
Labor Leaders Left.

Denver, June 6.--The supreme court
today refused a writ OF habeas corpus
to Meyer president OF the Western
Federation Of Miners. 1t upheld Gov
ernor Peabody, in declaring martial
law in San Miguel county. imprison'
ing Meyer and other unionists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06

For sale.--Six milch cows, good milk
ers and gentle. One 2.year-old and
two yearling heifers; also one sk'
inch Studebaker wagon, narrow
tired. A. G. Smith, Route 5. near
Pringle school house. 6-4-St'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
NEW TODAY

For sale.--One Brussels carpet, two
ingram carpets, go-cart and sever
al other articles, good as new. VIII
sell very cheap. No. 14s 18th street,
city. 6-6-3t~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06

At Fort Worth, Texas, all railroad
lines north are tied up by severe
storms of the past week. Rivers and
small streams are out of their banks
and the crop losses are heavy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
Chicago Market.

Chlcagol June 6.-July heat, SSh
@ss%; new, ss@s7%; July corn, 4sh
@4S%.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06

Remember Miss shelton's musicale
tomorrow night al the First n. r.
church. Everyone Is Invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06

For saIe.--A good strong road cart
John Girardin, Turner. Or
6-4-3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
for years was distributed as follows

for years was distributed as follows,
between 1880 and 2;SO o'clock:
First ward, 105.
Second ward, 24s. ~,
Third ward, 1856. .tt,A,A
Fourth ward, 164. -.
Fifth ward, IS. -, -
Sixth ward, 80. Es
Seventh ward, 6S. "a
Total vote cast at press time, S95.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
RUSSIA MEETS
MORE REVERSES

Continued from first page.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06
ST. LOUIS HAD a suL LFIeHS;r.

Total vote cast at press time, $685.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-06

The smallest vote that has been cast
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-06
Go to Your Druggist TODAY y Get One
Bottle Of Paine's Celery Compound How
DIFFERENT it VIII Make You Feel.
NO OUTBREAK AT ODESSA.
United States Consul Thinks Anti jew
Riots Impossible,

United States Consul Thinks Anti Jew
Riots impossible,
Washington, April 5. The state de.
partment has received the following
eabIegran from Mr., Mccormick. the
American ambassador al ST Peters.
burg
"A rHnor concerning possible
demonstration against the Jews Al
Odessa having reached me, communi.
Gated with the United states consul
there asking him if ii were well
founded. He replied 10 me as fol.
lows
Reports Of anti-Jewish dernonstra.
lions are not unusual at this season 81
the year. Owing to the occurrences
Of last Easter the Hebrew population
Is exceedingly nervous; but. with 81
energetic and humane a man as Coy.
ernor Neidhart in charge of tie city
and With Baron kaulbars as com.
nander IN chief Of the troops ii tllis
southern country, should regard i
serious outbreak of any kind as I'M.
possible During tie present week the
official newspapers have contained no.
tees TO tile public warning those WHO
disturb the peace tlnt they will 10
dealt will severely