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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-20

reg ain e q. Wnen
the first symptoms
of failing health APP
pear, proper C are
may prevent the
desc ent to utter
weakness and debil-
ity. Usually the
complication of dis
orders known as
general debility has
its origin in a dis
eased condition of
the stomach an d
other organs Of di-
gestion and nutri-
ton. These diseases
are perfectly cured
by the use Of DIR.
Pierce e's Golden
Medical Discovery.
II cures through the
stomach disorders
which have their or
igin in a diseased
condition of the
stomach.
There is no alco-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-20
Salem.
Eugene.

Totals e. " ...S5 Z 1926 1S 4
*Nefzgar out, hit by batted ball.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-20
- WEEKZ ~
WALK a MILE"

Is laconic definition of q tobcggan ride.
IT'S quick work going down the slide,
but it's long climb back to the starting
point. 1t Is very much that way with
health il Is quickly lost and slowly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-20
Saturdays anne.

The game on Saturday resulted in
a score of 8 to In favor of Salem.
Lucas pitched gilt-edge ball; only al
lowing five hits and striking out nine
men. LougheeIs batting was also a
feature, making five hits. and at bat
fiYe times, one a two-bagger. The
score was as follows:
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-20
PHYSICIAN AND sunoHoN.

Or. I. w. starr---ofice in Bush q BrsN
building, over Oregon Shoe Store
once hours, 9 to ~ q. m. ana 3 ~
s p. m. Calls attended in city ~
country. Residence phone SSsu
Red. 1-S-@
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-20

Summary Of Game.
Bases stolenH-Strieb, Clynes, Scho.
field, Lougheed, Williams.
Two-base hit-Lougheed.
Home runs--Wilkins, Nehring.
Double plays-Briseno to McKune
to Strieb.
Bases on balls-Off Somers 1, off
Lucas 2.
Struck out-By Scmers 5, by Lucas
g.
First base on errors-Eugene 1, Sa.
lem 1.
Earned ruDs-Salem 4.
Left on bases-Eugene 6, Salem 8
Time of game-1:35.
Umpire-Derrick.
Scorer-Shelton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-20

GAME OF
SERIES
Eugene Lost Four StraightS
to the InVincible RaglanS
standlnn of the clubs.
Saturdays Scores.

Saturdays Scores.
Salem 8, Eugene 0.
Roseburg 6, Albany 5.
Sundays Games.
Salem Z, Eugene 4.
Roseburg 16, Albany 6.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-20
WANTED.

or gentleman Of fair
education to travel for firm OF
$3.50, 900 capital. Salary $1O72 per
year and expenses; paid weekly.
Address with stamp, ]. A. Alex
ander, Salem.' Ore. 6-17-St"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-20
DENTISTS.
HUE WING SANG CO.

Great sale Of Chinese and Japanese
fancy goods. We also make up all
kinds Of wrappers and waists, under.
wear and skirts. Gents and ladies'
furnishing goods, silks, laces and en-
broideries. All kinds of summer sOodr
mating, etc. Court street. corner G
alley. Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-20

Wanted.--To rent or lease, residence
with modern improvements, good
sized premises, and located near
business section. InQuir cor write,
this office, "F. @. D." b-1S-tf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07

S9Der beftraft. Der Musz
fetter 9orn BON Snfanteriez& egiment
gu 9Ottingen, ProDin5 9annober, be-
i@erttrte i'm Monat DECEMBER urb trieb
ft9 tagelang i'm Walbe lumber, nobel
ibm betoe 8eine erfroren, Die fpGter uulz
putirt tDerhen muBten. Na9bem er
aus benz 9arnifpn=2a3aretb eatlafen
mar, muBte Der arme &riippel 6iefer
Sage Dor benz &rtegsgeridt erf6einen,
oas t6n, ba er ridfduiger Oeferteur
mar, gu bier MOnaten @efdngniB Derz
urtbeilte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Die Ga,ellenbalbinlel.
SooeunerBaItnifie res @cbietcs muo @uIturs
saStauo Der &epnbner.

saitano Der &e,pobner.
Der @eri9tsafe1pr Wolf bat an
Ger Spite elmer Expedition Die 81 Der
Deut19en &plpnie DISAPPOINTMENT gez
D0rtge @a5elenbaIb;niel i'm pefli9en
5tiuen O5eane Dur9quert. lleber feline
babel gemabten Grfobrungen unb 8e=
oba9tungen bat er neuli9 Dor Der 4b@
t1eilung Notwithstanding Der
beut19en &olonia1gefeuf9aft einen in
tereRanten 8ortrag se6alten. 8i5 Dor
GINGER 3ett mar bon DISAPPOINTMENT
ni6ts ais Die &ifte befannt, aber Der
Nufftanb Der @ingeborenen, Der i'm Suli
1908 bur9 ben Sob zines fanatif6en
6Guptlings Elm Gnbe fanb, bate etne
nd6ere 8eriibrung nit ben @ingebprez
nen notbnenbig gema9t unb Die 9az
3eQen6albiniel fir ben 8erfe6r geDffz
net. Sen natiirli9en Mtttelpunft biez
fer 2anbf9aft bilbet Der 8arainberg,
elm erlDi9ener @ulfan, an ben ii9 Die
@agen unb religiOien 8oriteQungen Der
Gtngeborenen fniipfen, tpp Die &Gmpfe
Der perf@iebenen @tdmme untereinan=
Der itattftnben, unb tpo Die meiiten
Mn3iebelungen finb. Die ein5elnen
2anbI3aften bon 400 Bis 1000 8es
pDbnern ftehen unter einem !9Gupt@
ling, beiIen Wta9t aber BON feiner Berz
f0nliGfett obbdngtg 1T. Na9barz
itGmme ~unterbalten einen Marttberz
febr, unb Der 9utzOuf, Elm @e6eim=
bunb, befen Mitglieber bur9 8lGtterz
fleib unb Masfe bermummt iinb, iibt
bic Geri9tsbarfeit. Die aus 3pei
Weiben unb 80 polt5tften unb Ginge@
borenen beitebenbe Expedition brad
bonn &aifer @ilbelmz5afen an Der
Oftfifte Der 5albiniel ouf unb gez
langte 5und6ft 3u benz fleinen @tamme
Der 9aulin, Die eigene Spra6e unb
Sitten BADEN unb ben 8efu9 5tpar
friebli9, aber nt9t iebr erfreut emf
pftngen. Mit 8uf9mefer unb 9omz
paB purbe Der Weg peiter Our9 ben
uripalb gema9t, unb ptele 8ergfliiBz
9en tpurben paffirt, Biz man enbli6
auf Mnpflan5ungen uno Elm itattli6es
0Drf binter paat5aben5aun ftieB, BON
mo Die 8etDobner dnfangs bor ben
Sremben fli4teten, fpdter dber 3net
grobe S9neine f9enften unb ibrer=
feits iiber einen &lumpen @al3, ben
ie Der &eibe mad beledten, iber etpas
Sabaf unb 2enbentii9er febr begliidt
paren. BON bort gingen Die Geifenben
nieber bur9 1rpalb unb bann einen
8a9 entlang, Der bur9 Nebenfliife ft9
f9lieBli9 gu einem @trom bergrDBerte
unb fi3 dGs Der SorigufluB erpies.
0as Sortfommen mar f6ntertg, Der
Probiant ber5ebrt, unb Die 2eute muir
ben 10 mutblos, baB fie fterben ponten.
Gin 8erfu9, auf 5l0Ben itromab 81
fabren, mtBgliidte, ober f9lieBli6 gez
langten bod ale an Die Me ftfifte, tpo
fe bon Der fatbolif9en Mtffipn, Die
bort cine NieberlaHun9 bat, eaftfrei
aufgenpmmen nurben. Ser Marf9,
pel9er 3ebn Sage eebauert, bat bepiez
fen, baB bas Snnere Der @~a5eaenbalbs
iniel, an beren aiifte ale ptrtbi9afts
li9en l1nternebmuneen Neuppmmerns
gegriinbet finb, it9 tpegen beg fru9t~
barren 8obens gut 5u @nfiebeIungen
eiqnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Aus ner u,ste1 nIten 3eft.

9auptm Der Seuer=
~ E (ber 5uelei9 audi Wirt6 iff1:
rDu, 8iirgermeeiier pie tpGr's benn,
tpenn ma am nddften Gonntas Bel mir
brunte G tleine uebung abbalte' tDon=
ten, ! ban nGmli9 a Sau unb a Sable
q'fhloht!4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Glitter.

rWas muB i9 1e6en! sic baben fid
ia gana benfelben Sut aneef9afft. pie
i6!-@ibt's benn gar feinen Inter
i9ieb mebr apiiden Der 6ruu unb ben
Dtenitboten2" 80 ia! 5 d bab'
ben meinigen glei9 be5ablti!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
@errd1tss nrrInnnr41.

&eifenber (ber 5pei Stunben
getpartet, biz er enbli9 Dorgeiafen
nirb nnb alsbann fofort nieber herz
ausfliegD: v9dtten Ct mid nt4t
siei9 'rausf9meiBen fDnnen-t4 bdb'
bod meme s3eit ni9t geitoblen!4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07

E Die bette 5 Sent @igarre in
Der 5tabt, WudO's y2ongfelptp".
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27

Mrs ERsSsoEs Sosthlng Sk-ap has
sssa used by millions ~ nusher~ <as
saseGr chiAsrer while gs~shfnx Ef disturb
al >. mExhs ard broken az vour rect bs
a SICK chf3 Sa-sysnx an. csvsnx Ntti
nsasE ~ Esztgsrs Te<ah ~4Fst at Onc@ anF
get q bottle ns Mrs WIaSS ~ Sooan
nz Svrmn for Chs1frer -e@sNsnr- I
an r~,seVs sns poor Isssae sufferer TN
m~aases n@renS UPON a.. mothers
here = ~ mistake aheus Il. II cssre-
saTEhreS. regulates sN@ <tausas-n suss
TsoweaS eavas Mind Calac- $ rtsn~ ~
ssgun~~ resHmc~< fnsarnrwsfso-- znsG xswe.
-nn@ aws3 @r4rEw . F1@ wmnts Sv<a~fn
Mrs Wtm~hsw~ SnsshinE Sxrunr .or rsn
8ren ssss frr * rspas&uf to ire sa~a.
ansa i TIRE nve<erSnrs0a - ~re - ~
Oldest ard a~<s ferNsie rhyssrAsnx a-s
nur~s~ ira shs Tnffed States F-s~= s~em
v-8ve ~nss a rnrsse. sod hw al +-zE
este sAromz7Owr sh- World Re Su~ amss
80 for Mrs Wf7SsawS Sgsashs~r Svran
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27

Negotiations are new in progress fer q
reduction in letter poS-age esgween our
soentry ard Enr>Te also sS- the extern
sion % parcels posi- 10 many other coan-
.rses not ROW Included in TIE arrange
meat. Thee will " OF srea advantages
IN extending international trade. lr
medicine. kaosssx.ezs S-eraach kasterS
aAs a great aav2a age over al I
remedies IL has been used sacSesst2iGy
soso yer ~ Years and has cured hundreds
III persons WHO had taken osESr saeas-
esnes ir ar. Ii you SGner po0'
&ppS.ss. naa2gSns eslcn4Gg heartburn,
Indigestion. dySae I. sia. nausea headache
pains in tire stomach, liver troubles on
malaria the BiE srs Is Ene enty medicine
You need so make yoG Wei again Its
.wsGsrs are certain. One o0st-e VII .
sssavv sau az It's value Try a today.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27

rot recover fer cen GEies
And yet" eo.tirced Mr.. Fculke. ar
ter sayirg al that. Mr.. scaurx voted fos
Mr.. Bryan four years later on sxActy
he same platform. thus helping TO sda-
cate the feople for the contempt ard
adherence OF mankind. etc. OF o
mach value are the ecunse,s of such an
aavssers 1 also Sesres hat Mr Sen RI
has seen as 10 make an attack on the
character Of Mr.. payne AZ tae very
moment when that geatle ard aov&ei-
man IS perhaps at the ae0r OF deash
that paragraph at least night have os<n
,a~amea y
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27
MARTkL0C> REAAFgTS Fs,oA
P&0FRETE0N


1asAs ms @
ey Inc DsMeSs@'e party, ana 01aa's s@s
0RSs&s'on % '@s 0@aan AN "As@
E@RS ~@eS@ "a S~ sAs4e BOSS ="
eAas 1s ~ me country
SSs Iran se@"~e@ 81 A ne
Hassas''@1sa - Aas01sss N@'
sac ~e ~ =
~ ~ - ~
sAs N@AA sse@saas 81 'Ae country a@s@
@s@ s@ ~~
= 1as
~ ~ @ ~
~ w = ~
~ -
~
= *
~
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27

; = TAyiOv. q p<0ura,neat merchant "a
&hTaSSmAa. lex says "A cvusd lssst eat
oey2@s@ OF 4 weak stomach. | hsg ala
s4asEsgn 4na rssa e0wa IN ~ssnt. AIT
IaAs ur0uSs ev4s3 81 sas Goas. out All
1Vax ~ FS~vyrrg TansSns<L ksszsFlmg OF
>araS WUnisFful cGfes 60 cg use Of
AoG04 DgSs~pss2 Cure. I concluded To Try
ne nrsE oaEgts benefited me aud al
ter EANtns goGr BOTTLES / am fufsy r~
stored 90 THY usual StE~-<sn we8xnI ana
-saasA kos2og uSSp~rs4z CcFe nsgesx
@h4s yea ear and euYes Sod o. Brown
Sros
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27
SUFFERED ID TIERS

lave heeo . -n-sreF for ire last
IS se4TS WITH Dsspeasss aud hzv-
lfseg every remedy AvzaEaoas 2ad alsu
aa4ng 10xsaTS- oss / fo@u1 no gsgi-s
ssU&Rs / ~a4aNaaS-& q - e4a
"A NGRS UFPEPSsa Tablet
NAirA osapse me ~-@-mediassay ana IN
esN@> snsEF@sx Sgrs6 .4uus1g asxx
aemeSs sgsu.r esAer xeFswsr | ssh -
au gaOeGsA this. TauEAxs L Sa asa
sgs~8 As5 South MeeA2oA 81 S-rs1~
- Ohio
sanr sale TX Trnwm n-gS
SENS 70 ". ~ ssosesey & c. Ras
aBo y r ter 8 fire. trial pzcs2g@
stsNG ~r TRENT
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27

Rev. Ine s Cox. or Wake. ArS.
writes ~For y years l suffered ss,sn
Nssao@ ~laUa1lce ! consulted a ulmneE
u physicians ard tried al sorts Of uaei-
sc5nes but Eus No Tsises. Than eesar
sas @se at Eaecsric Buffers and feel Sa@4R
I ana nom cured Of a disease Ghas has
me IL its grasp tor Twelve wears /
yom want = reliable med sire Tor live.
sn3 kidney tr01oas. stomach disorder ~
general debility. set Electric RSsterS
ATS guaranteed by Rrow1 Rrvsl oasS
SIG.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27

UNr aas1e &amSAser bad am almost "a
SAD SstscS ~ ShooQsrs cough and hross
rAaaa> writes Mrs ss- * e5%vE.8r1- Of
Arr@@@x n. Y bat when an osaev rsra-
-ass> fsSsssA we saved ser se WisM Dr
N5rss NeH Dscoverv- 0Et Ese~e wna
@s1 e~rS1rz9 sen 81 sm advanced Ss2Ew
~ used This wn@aersms rassssctne smc TO-
1as >Ae y perfectly VEL ne<n~--~
sAvnss szf aarS diseases xsesa sa m
ERm~~ Nsw Discovery as 81 tn osr~r
snss3sesne am szFah gnEaEFhe for
Tea sns rasa< 50 a~s ST. ~ sesssa<
snes-e-s@~s ~ Brown .sTS TRIAL hot
tfas free
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27
FOREST LIEC sELEcTIoN No IL

FOREST LIEU SELECTION NJ IL
N-sHe0 >zases Lara G1lce-
gaEsea lily. Nevada. uGECo-g - NasE
Mole - EeASNs gwen thai Ire Axe
-&G1 am &a4R@G &~-x4Ms. Limited b.
>SAN~31 SAEG- las A4sUEz5rs -2u-sze4- @aaSs
4%ssEDZgs ADDRESS Is G1A-o11a~ k4u-n@4-s
N0@GaSs sac 0E Neg@1@- AAs maae app
s1e@.a9@ sa ssleGg gn1ss TIE Aee 01 ia
GsS q June = lsE~ t&a ss&G 3s. xA~ 49,
N~a-s 1escAsce3 sac * A11 30 Haz
ne N1zaa A4sE garter or Fa@ NsNgan
- est quarter NE = 81 2Aa 80 "a. 90
c2GAo1 A@S14E 10lT szEs 44@ns zzv O.
aS-Gss sAA &01aA. Range El4g1F-a2Mz $ 5
A1sz, NJ L. = & A. eRmEmNlS aoz9
ssas 2SseS Situated IN sS4smaaS e 4 o@m4g.
safe "a Nevada within be xG4s~GH sA.s
land EI1fcE. State OK N-geHa-
h E1aI E11T2T a2zB days 11u-H Tie E-sn
GlbAcEssaa Of t1Es no Ice. Ean GA
S1l-ssUs against TGe szaA ss8@-1Bgu asasta
the EroEnGs that the EA-3 4ms-u1aes0 f
ans portion eesE. IL Ncgsma4 20 gt ~
moe s2aG4Ee3 Ser Egs Il rAG4 a.Hm Sea
2g9AS-gtGe4a o. grazing qeasesas NHM b.
se1eANS1 at t&1s 0AC9 sal m@s@ srr re
pnrs 10 AAe Ca--lsSso1s- u INA Sswes3
a@mG DE2cS-
This no1a1% TO De 70. >avs sar inc ve
rod 81 81 ~ c0-Secuese- wmaa~3
"a SsAHAA~E.
Gx4
Dase % first p9easc2ssan. Ocg- = aGs
~ Z--
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27
b Il ~EsnENsrrNE

A~naaslutes AAussaf as rsgaE1r. 0szss-
srAeBc s~arzassse Tar 4t< s1zsts er
TREASURER OF aC MnUEDr COUNTY
GAas~s TO ass aseIssas a sas vaasrs %
L1uAs~a1a csA1z1g.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27

W Y0C ptSSsRE a coon CON
maexsc, mS- Moss Tea = Eaar~ herr
Raans IN aets Va gMe gsse7 and Gask@
~ Sksn >ssssss1> sad clear Cur
ssrs ArsAnssAss = VuS and 80 crs
'mars r~rsamsea II il SOes net s2ttss,
ssAa Rrxs@n sSrsss
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27

ce-2t1c n0rnl-Ee for ire NN@S q
AssgMBLyMAN
from Humboldt counsv. suesec, 10 the
decision % the rioters ar n next cleo
tsor.
A c VERB
Announces himself as the reEnaar re
puhaScan uorssre1 for the Office %
CLERK OF HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
subject 20 the decision % the voters at
the cora-ng slsesaon-
c r ROBINS
Announces h-as@ls as Democrats can
ssaare for the af@cs %
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
n rrnsos township Subject Ia the de-
esSsoa Of he voters a. the new ecsion,
J. ". GUTHRIE
himself as me regular Re
p9bgEcau ros-smee FOR
ASSESSOR
Of Humboldt eonnty. Snbtect TO the ce
efssou Of the vo-ers at the nexs sHecssan
JOHN oNANE
himself - me regussr lie
uubsican ncrrfree Tor ne os7c~ i.
STATE SENATOR
from Humboldt COUNTY. sunsecs 20 sr
decision q the va-erS AZ tire nexs e'eccsOn
4 ". NcCEID
himself IS ire regular Dea
cratic ro-Free for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
s.os term. subject Ia he decision OF ,ss
vose-s AZ me corning election
c A. ROGERS
Announces himself as regular Dsuso
~rasH- r~auasmse for
COUNTY RECORDER nF HUMBOLDT
COUNTY.
Subject to she decision q TIRE voters AZ
ne nex1 s'ecssoa-
NJ y sTAUNToN
Announces himself as TIE regular he
rGo4sc3I m~aEIsTfe TOT
AssEMBE.YMAN
from uurnScaat eounsy. suoe~t 20 sAs
decision Of ne voters at the nsxs esee
ssoa-
D J. HIGGINS
Announces hs-sre'r rs the regrksr ro--
s-ee q The Deusocrass, party for tse
u%ce -
SHERIFF OF HUMBOLDT COUNT
<uesec, t. the decision e the vOssrS ar
me sssctsc= Nove=.ss~ & rgtA
L. z usvs4NNA
Announces hs-ss. regular r1r-snee Of
he ReguAscaa sarsy fer me a.sssasoa %
org sss-n
COUNTY COMMISSIONER OF HUM-
B0LDr COUNTY
uesx.es n ne aecssaan q sAe ve---s Al
~ coming eaeessom
L G SMITH
A-mmounces hzuuself tae regular a@z@aues
q sAe Republican party Tor the Rossssaz
..
STATE ASSEMBLyMAN FROM HUN
B0LDT COUNTY
~sssct to ire wSl Ok the ross n tn
en-na-g @'-esfsn@
~ z TOWNSEND
s-r~s3uces n -asest IRE regular u~szaa.ss
"a tA~ ne=seeratke vNrsv for
sss0aw TERM COMMISSIONER CT
HUMBOLDT COUNTY
--ss~es 70 he dscsssaa AZ she vossrs %
asumoo8as sNarsy.
~. WARREN.
Present sucuznse-s- a-uo9ne@s Af-nsea
an S~-s<7en5ens ranaaese for shs 8~e~ o
DEsr-s--r ATTORNEY or HUMBOLDT
COUNTY.
~0Asees 50 TIE wm Of me Veepss rs 81
pressed ~ shesr rcs@s
GEORGE O HILL
a-pmerrexs alzss@ as tAs regular r,s-n
nee ~ sAs De=aaerasae party TOT sAe
s@sce ~
COUNTY CLERK OF RuMBoaIT
COUNTY.
,saa5scu To ss~ assa,sam 81 sAat voeers %
aaGrza,saEs easmaay
y G H0ENSruNE
~-ru~.ax ~.sns n. F.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27
G LAMB

Announces himself as n guiar RenuoIi-
can noulrss for the Office ~
SHERIFF OF HrMRoLI,T cOrSTy.
Se0he<. ia the decision Of the voters OF
Humboldt eoSnty.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27

sSscu TO ss& sssa>ssm sg sAss Sc9srs q
aaGrEass5s e,ssaay
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27
-CroErF al nllL

sg-er-exs Az=ssaE as tAx regular rss-n
uss ~ tAs Ds=1neraSae parry s0r ~
ce a
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27
THOMAS srroNE

Announces himself as a candidate for
he cfaee of
grSrlcE or THg PEAcE or UNION
TOWNSHIP.
subject 20 the decision Of the voters Of
the township at the next election.
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GnWARp a. nrCKER

EDWARD A nIINEK
Announces hinssses a. regular Demo
cratic nominee for the Office OF
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
~ Humao11s eoumsy. subject 10 the G~
e.Sson q The voters at the elee,son No
vsuansr s 1904.
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@sseas svscw-~Aers- R---o-mees Aarnssl
an Srsas7ena<-e eana date for shs o~< o
DEST-s-~T ATTORNEY or HUMBOLDT
COUNTY.
S0As<es SO sAe wm OF ge< people rs 81
ars<s<.1 ~ shsar rcs@<
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p

y. wOoLCOCk
nnoun himself as Democratic can
didate for the orscs 81
ASSESSOR
az Humboldt ceUncy. subject TO the de-
cissOn OF she voters al the coming eaee-
,son-
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COUNTY CLERK or mUMBoa.EsT
COUNTY.
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from Humboldt coWaty. sGNSees to the
decision Of the voters al the nSx slee-
ton.
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~ z TOWNSEND
arqga@nc4s n -assat tire regular z~szzasss
"a tAs ns-seeraste vxFsv for
sss0aw TERM COMMISSIONER CT
HUMBOLDT C0CSTT-
~zssS~cs to be ascassma az shs vossrs "a
ssa=eo3dE S8nHsy.
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c wERR

A c WERE
himself as the regular re
rueaScaa u0r.sree for the osSce ~
CLERK OF HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
snbsece 20 the decision % the ~0ssvs al
the c0r1-rg saees3an-
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l.. O. r. M.
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tif'Mpofl,T IoluiF No ie. q
r Meeting ~ first u fhtr,i Thurs
iaN evenings ~ each month nan IN
silver state huildjuR ViSfttus brsth
- in good sta aiding iiwnyt velcum~
T PpttT ~ y -
q RAMnnIlR. SEC
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CANDIDATES A,NCu,CtNENlS
AssEMBLyMAS

himself as Republican can
didase for
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J. T. DUNN
Announces himself as ere regular Dem-
ocratsc nominee for she N=ce q
ASSEMBLyNAN
from Eu-nhciis eo0ntv. subject 70 the
decision q the voters AZ The next cleo
tsor-
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W C. PITT
Announces himself as Dersoc-2-sc -cs-s-
ines for the otsee ot
STATE SENATOR
Subject 70 the Gexts-o On CT the voss~s OF
Humboldt county.
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w. l. WILKINSON
Announces himself as the regular Re-
publican ncrnfree for ~ os-ce Of
RECpRpE2
Of Humboldt co9ntv. subject 20 the de-
cisson Of sne voters AZ sss next election
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c 2 ROBINS
Announces h~as@ls as Democratic Gan
ssiare for the nSrcs %
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
NJ rrnsor township Suhsses Ia the de-
esSso- Of The voters a. the new lection
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-03-02

A fatal cutting affray, in which two
negro women were the principals, oc
Cured in Newberry county or Wednes
day night. Laura Mitchell and Rebeccs
Neal, who live on the Mark Nichols
place, near Utopia, had quarrel which
grew out of some jealousy, the Mitchell
woman cutting the Neal woman to death
The Mitchell woman has surrendered to
Sheriff Buford, of Newberry.
Through the efforts of Representative
Wyatt Aiken, w. l.. M. Austin, OF
Greenville, has been appointed special
examiner in the fourth division of the
railway mail service, with headquarters
at Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Austin, it will be
recalled, was injured about year ago in
a railroad wreck, and was thought to be
incapacitated for further duty. His
previous good record and the good offices
of his friends secured for him the ap-
pointment just made.
The Savings Bank of Baltimore, the
largest of all the Baltimore savings
banks, lost it's building by the great fire,
but on opening its vaults found all it's
moneys, securities, books and other
property therein absolutely without in.
jury. The institution has deposits ag-
gregating about $25, 900, 900, represented
by stocks and bonds of the best charac-
ter, which were stored in its vaults and
therefore escaped destruction, so that
the only loss sustained by the bank was
the edihce in which it made it's home.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-03-02
ESdu -atiOrAaI
What Teachers Should Teach.
e2Sssaas KS st9 Q2sss1Q

A young woman, far above the
average in educaeion and natural
ability, asked not long since of an
older member Of the family whether
Gen. Robert E. Lee died or was
killed in war. She had studied the
l"United States Histories" in school;
but she had not seen anywhere any
thing worth remembering about the
great Southern chieftain; though
she had found pages and pages about
Grant and Sherman and Sheridan.
What is the remedy for this sort
of thing? Not to rail against par
tisan school books, but to urge upon
teachers to teach the school children
about the great Confederate leaders.
They can find plenty of material if
they will. Will they? Are they
interested2 How many teachers
took occasion on Lees birthday, the
10Th of January, to teach their chill
dren about him How many teach
ers are there who can only teach
with the book in their hands-who
simply shear lessons" More than
that is wanted. With cheap pictures
now-rather inexpensive pictures
the walls of every school house
should be ornamented with the faces
of Davis and Lee and Jackson and
Gordon and Hampton and other me n
of their kind, and the children ought
to be taught somehow to honor them
and to learn at least the salient points
in their character and the leading
events in their history. 1t can be
done, but not by teachers who depend
solely upon "United States Histories"
or the textbooks of the schools
Newberry Observer.