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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03

The Weather Bureau figures
compiled yesterday show that the
mean temperature for the past
three months, December, January
and February, has been 26.S de-
grees as compared with 26.4 de-
grees for the corresponding three
months last year. Last years
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
By the Tonic Route.

The pills act as a tonic, and not
as a drastic purge, are Dewitt s
Little Early Risers. They cure
h eadaehe, constipation, bill
iousness, etc. Early Risers are
small, easy to take and easy to
act-a safe pill. Mack Hamilton,
hotel clerk at Valley City, N. D.,
says: 1.-TWO bottles cured me OF
chronic constipation" Sold by
Opera House Drug store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
Double the Amount of
Snow This Year Than Last

figure was the lowest in the thir-
ty-four years that records have
kept, and the two winters have
been the two coolest consecutive
winters on record.
The snowfall for December,
January and February was 5S.3
inches, as compared with 2S.5
inches last year.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
Only S35 Per Acre for $50 Acres

Ohio limestone bottom land
farm; can be divided by pur-
chaser; improved; Is acres COM
mon timber; 75c acres meadow
Is acres plowed; balance blue
grass sod. Call on w. F. Rich
mond, GAINESVILLE, O. 3:3
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
r. L. GREGORY,

r. L. GREGORY,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
Will practice in all State and
Federal courts, and the States
of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Corporation Work a Specially.
Office:
Rooms 2 and 3, First Ns-
tional Bank Building, Sis
tersville, W. Va.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
Fire
Insurance
THE LARGEST AGENCY
IN WEST VIRGINIA.

The following is a list OF
my Fire companies; larger
than all the other agencies
in Tyler county combined:
American, Newark, N. ].
American, Boston, Mass.
Anchor, Cincinnati, o.
Continental. New York.
German, Freeport, Ill.
German, Peoria, Ill.
Duchess, Poughkeepsie.
Insur. Co. of N. America.
New York Underwriters.
National Fire, Hartford.
National Union, Pitts, Pa.
National Assurance, Ireland.
Philadelphia Underwriters.
Security, New Haven, On.
Virginia State, Richmond.
Williamsburg City, N. Y.
Protect your property by
insuring in an old es-
tablished agency.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
In Every Particular.
] FRED NELL
Phones 145 and 213,
Wells Bldg, Sistersville.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Ientidttr Nrst in Nfrifn crmuroctl.

Tif'fs b iii q, No -. Sept. y
Or. :. McirS, Gilt bcfonntcr hcllti6cr
Nr5t III Sent NodtborSortc Nicate5.
port. bdt ollrd) Dos ocntlde General.
Gmnihdil6o rorl Wtitit0rs Snnit6tS-
oicnit iii Sonoioultoilt7 5iioptit.
Nfrifo, Sic SrniIcrbutihoit erholtrn,
OoB cifttr @itiirrr i%ntin1itcn SrclnNc,
Der Wtncrdt. Cberora utb gbrp5-
Nr5t Der Sd)ub- Sutpprit, TGr. Sbrb-
Oot StolmoptttG oitf ciittnt Spo5ierz
rift iftcrdllilinS otis cinelrt Si1lterhdlt
ubit Gin1ttprencn eridolicn iucfotll
lit. u. ScbIntoper ipar bis illitt
Sabre fSSt Sbct S%tobSnrst iii bouc.
ridden Scerc tlTo hottc dlid) III sllites
rita &rir'fuultott uto'pirtc Srennoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13

frctdrSs' SOB. ,S5ditbe. Hc. 5tcruto, sp}rhnfielo
81, uno 6cS SNobmciitcr i, b. Saul.
hobrr, Glcpclono, 80, 1puroeu Oclu
Gomitc iiir llnteriuhung Scr Bidder
iibcrmicicu. &or SflltB Der Sibun0
riftrte nod @iidoi GDotoro bon Sin.
ccnnc2, Gno., lueld)cr ser &criomn-
litrq bcimobntc, citc flrr5c Nniprodc
ait sic DcIeaoten, morolli mon lid
Bis nod Der udd)itcn Sibltng oc3
Gcn%trolpcrcin9 pcrto9tc.
I'm / ltbr fubrcn iGmmtlidc Gclc.
Qotcn 0c2 Gentrul=& ercinS nit ibrcn
Guntcu in Spc3iaImoQgon9 nod ocrn
prQdtDoltcn oG6cItcrsHorf," mo III
lcn Ut Gbrclt POM JelteGontite mo
0cn @iir0crn Gincinttoti's Gin bcr5li-
t1cr G%n1pfung bcrcltct mirGs. Die
Tubrt mar poll 0em bcrrlid)lten Nct
fer bcgiiuitigt mo I'M Eorf cntluideltc
lid, bolo ciu iholtc5 &olf9ieittrciben.
Dos TcitCiicn nubn1 ei1en lebr &c
miit6lidhcn Gerloui Scr He0ner 0eS
2t6cno5 mar Gbren.Er0libeut 9tic.
W6nncr, ser Qltaiiibrtc, nortn bic ST.
inlQc 0c2 Central &creill5 in %ieilcr
~5Oj1bri0cn @cidlihtc b%cltanocn. Ter
irlbc bobe ndmIit nit uncrldlltterll.
der 3Ghi1fcit 90 Sabre lang feItgcs
boltcn an Den thrift totbolllhen
@rumO1GBcn III Der 6ro6c Der Ncbel-
mcn @eiculhoitcn oocr ocrcn 9tod)
1iiun9en IN Der 6rogc Der Soroes
rlll0 oc9 &oltaocrcin2 mo Der 60Oe-
rotion futboIiider &ercIne. Nconcr
illd)tc icinc 3uborer BON Belt 5t 3elt
and olrrd) trcifIife blllnorl'tt'dc st.
htitrotioncn 5l crbcitcrn. Wlt cIncnt
alQn5euncn 6eucrmcrt lolto oo9 idlonc
Gcit mo Oomit Der 5lpcite Gag oc@
0olocucn ,Sltbil0tn1S oc9 Gentrolper-
ems icin Gn0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Wabniinuiocr crluiirot icin &ine.

MontrcnL, Canada, II, Sept
9todocm 5. hilbert Martin, cin Sohlt
bcH Observation-Disclosures oca bjCligclt
MoDorS go Eortc. in ieinenr Srint
Idn0crc 3cit nit icii1cn brci ainocrn
ucipicIt botte, nobm or icil iilrrgitcH.
fitni Sabre nItcS (od)tcrhcn nud) Ell.
llclll onltoBcnoen 3immcr mo er.
lpilrgtc ea BORT. Mis- Die cnticbIide
Gbot cntoedt muroc. 5ciatc lid, Mor=
tin uoIlfolnmcn rlthig mo 9cioBt un0
loQtc MIR: sd babe nod cincn GnocG
iilr bcn Slntnel genlad)t." Scin @ci.
ltc@}ulto1ln miro ulttcrllld)t urrncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
pas ,,DdnItlbud).''

Cine Der Io%noerbarIten Wertpiiroigs
ieitsn bon ct. Ooar ON R6etn, lieIes
ipegen ieines boben Glters $50 Il. 66r,
erbaut) uno Ieiner pil0ror .)en
Gage b%erii6mten Crtes, 1T d. in Der
gtdbe oeS 3ollbouIes IAN 8beintrohs
men" eingemduerte eiIerne 9dl8bdno,
in nelheS alle neu an0etommenen
6rem0en in friibercu Soften ii6 Elm
'hlieBtn uno .bdnieIn" laiIen muBten,
uno oeiisn llriprunq bis ouf Die G6hne
Gdrls oe8 8roBen, 8arl uno Yipin
our Grinnerung an ibre 9eriOhnung
anQefcrttqO 5uriidgsfiihrt miro. Yer
10 @n1efhlo'ieW tonnte iih nur ents
peoer Ourh Ole. 81ilera pber Meintoufe
ai8l0ien, Sm e~riteren 5olIe pur0e
linn, audi I'M Winter, Elm elmer taIten
WoTets iiber Den Sopf gefhiittet mo
nod manh dnberer Shabernat an9es
than; lpdbtte er aher- Die leBtere SGnTe,
mas >pobI geipDhnlih gei6ah, 10 puros
er in Elm Wirthshaus gefilbrt, ibm 0as
ielbl cine @olopapiertrone aufgeieBt
uro in einem ii%lbernen 8eher g8sin
tre0cn3t, oen er oilf bls Wo0( oes
9erriders leeren mubte. Td6ocm sr
aud nod isin GefMge rei1 benirtbst,
lpuroe ibm nit feierlibsm Grn't bds
@eieB uno Gtrrmpnien BUD oes yllz
itiQen Sreens@ pcraslefen. stno nad)s
Dem tr nit DER nSago ouf Der gunt"
uno Dem "6iiHfahS diif Dem 2urten"
belebnt tpproen, ppfiir er Elm 8eIoaes
Theni an Die Wrmen 81 let'ten bate,
truQ Ell icinen Nomen In oas ,SdnIels
bud" Elm, oos Die 9itel uno Sisgsls
happen gar pisler bohsn Serren auf
pies. Die SaAe purbe 81 3eiten 70
emit aufgenommsn DAP q. .. 2anoz
graf @eotg Ser S3lpeite teinem 5%lgereis
fen a~alifntonn ~erluubte, 3i ct, Spar
itfne Wadrer ftilsnbieten, acbt er ritt
'einsn Namen in ods Sdnielbu6 eins
oetrogen bate. ';nfnr Nt"aE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Sin lcnticliacr Scrsog.

Tic 2cuticliafeit oc9 Wctnt1n9er
lSer5oos be5eilgt iolgenoeS eIgeltbalt-
bioc Shrcibcn, oo1 CT ltod) orr
tori ,3ta." an Den Soltltocr CIR
mobncr @ilbclm Sob ridltetc, ocr,
lpie fiirSlih bcrld)tet lellt el'erre0
G%heinbiloum i%eicrte:
altcnitein, .. Nitgn't 1905. Sic
Der Sob! 3u bent 10 leltcncn 6eitc.
oos SIC am 8. b. Mt9. ~lelcrll lperbet,,
lprcde id Sbnel1 INN Nbrcr Strait
meiren ber,liditen @%Iiidiuunld, ans.
90 ih pernomntcn bnbc. Sic mlirben
an Dem SubCltuge germ cine TluIdDe
Wcin aus ntcincm Seller trintPn,
made id) Mir cit Nergniiaen hnrullS,
Sbren ein Sortlmcnt better Wcite
aus ben,lcIbtr 5iiechen 5t loiien, %
Sic nit elmer cill5iger ia oof SIT
idncl iertig lcin miirbell. Iie Weiitt
linb ldmmtlidl nid)t lcid)t iino oabcr
einiae Goriidlt uln EIob. Sir alte
2cllte iino tie. nloBip gcnoiiert. cute
Meoi5lL lpcil tic bns Ser5 itorfet.
Nit Dem @unite, Sic uno Shre
Gbegenoiiin n1often tit 8erneinidlaft
nod uiele eliidlid,e 3oge uerlebcit,
bit id) Sbr treiier @eorg.
Ger liitidei Prieiti oes SerSods
!,eiat;. eal, 9Sie patsiardmIiidsc Gc.
miitelidFeits in oriitihen sanoen
hlod nidt pollig aasGcitorbrn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13

Teno-bem bds Mc7er an Der Sehlc
Iab, Der MIR bd8 8oIb in ibren tleiner
SGnoen fab. g9enn AID er-Go9ar
1ilbas lit ia nur Elm orntcr 2euteI-
Die 0ano auSitreden lpolte nadQ iAren
MilIioncn -
Gdfper ippoen bic Ne6el. Sbr 9ltben'
it6Bt bart iiber bic balboiFenen Gippen.
1a8 6cr3 %flattert in rpjIoen unregels
mdbioen QuIIen bon Der unaetpo4nten
Nnftren0unQ uno in ieli8 3orntger Grz
lpartunq.
S,cBt breitet Gbaor 6iI1as ben Mdns
tel ijbsr Die Ylotte i'm Shuge oss belSF
blodes aus. l..s
.!6ier raiten mir"
Sbr 9ruoer lpiI trob bes Tebel8
milf einrm Tfiitrer tptjtcr gum @ipfet
RES 6euerIteins. GettgenGeitsmdferei?
Gr per00ttert zen 5reunb uno Gebrer.
llno mlB Der, ben ibr 8ruoer liebt,
nid)t out unD ~IiebsnSlpert6 iein? .a
Sic prsBt bic !4Qnoe qegeneinonoer
,unb ndrtet.
limb er Ipri6t. Gang fdIiGt. C6re
QroBe Dortc. Nut baB et ije fest, iebr
Iiebt. Gr reoet njht bdpon lpie Die an
beren, baB cr Ie auf 6dnoen trdgcn
nil. Oils Icin gutter aomcrao foll tie
nit ibm ouiiteigcn gu ben 9Dben oes
Meni6enooIcins, 5n erniter 2trbeit
ipoQen Ie itrcbcn
&trbeit? 0a podt Iie, bo8 p%erpD9nte
3inb, pitotr ber GroB -
Gie Bort nit,t bic QeibenIdoft be8
6er3cns in ieiner Gimme 3~ittern, 'ie
bort nur BEN ShuImeiiter -
Sic noutn njrtIi6 ar6eiten. nit
nit meinem @eIp?" ua.r ..,
9(Eer lire !6an6 QrciFt Ihns1 in bic
Quft, afs miiiie lie bo8 bIBIihe Wort
ttnforQcn, tbe c8 'ein CGr rrretdt.
gu ipdt-fein GeFWt 'pirb fabf9rou
pie bic 1irn su i6ren Giben. Gang
fam itebt er auf, Seine idlonte iebs
nige @eitoIt ite0t Iharf umri5fen Dor
iGr ouF Dem Qrouen !6interqruno. Gr
3iebt rem fil3, Dabei fdlt i'm cine
bunftc 6~ourtpele 1uer iiber Die Stirn.
gRtt raider 8eregund pirft er oos
6aar 3utiif. Geine Q(t1en gliihen off
ie njeber, bob po5 GntieBen ibr bag
Ser5 3uiommenprebt,
II ,Mein Qndpigs8 5rGulein, if oante
S6nen. Gle 6aben uns 8ejbe Dor
fhfperem Srrtbum betpabrt. Nolleu
Gle sSbrem gruoer btitelten, id bdtte
mid ploBlih anOcr5 beionnen nnb
miiTe bic 5olrr abbrehen-i6 ldNe sic
i'm ii6eren SfuBe oes Jiibrers gut
rid $50"
Sine tnoppe @erneiQunq. Dit TdIonte
febni9e Mdnner9eItalt p~erlintt i'm Re
BEL.
u 0a brcittt fie in tpabnIinniqet MnqIt
bic Sdnbe aus. gber bic @offen .rins
men 3uiommsn--enoloie Oeoe--ote arr
men lesren Sdnbe iinten nieoer. Der
S6rsi eritift auf ben 2ippen. r,..3.r
limb bic Grtepntnib, patt yiie Bel ben
ShuIterB uno fhijtslt fie: r5repz
Ierin, Du boYt bas a0ftti6Ite, S8DnIte
Defines Gebtns ftipoti bin Dir geTtoz
bsn"r--llpb Die 2ie6e Iiebt lie IN nit
to~bestruurigen 2tugen-ntparum bait
Oh MID berrqtGcp?" ,,j rI,g.n
,.[hItn D.gt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
@iiicnid,aitlidc ~&criummlnngcu.
s utcrnationolcr Sonit0t9 Gongrcb
miro in @oihington to0er, eli
Ghcnlifcr GpnQrCB III Nonl.

GbCmIfcrGonqrCB III Honl.
@oibinNtoM 2. s., ~. Sept.
- Mli 0Cnl bier am o.. October SIT
ionnlcn trctcnocn 5ueitet ollgcmcla
men &ntcrnotionoIcn SoultQ9 ..4env
urcb lpCr0cn aIlc iiloomeTtrN NHet1
NcpnbIifcu pcrtrctcn leirt, llR0 oltb
olla europa limo 6ohlrcldc 3tlo4en
uun @clcbrtcn cin0etrpffcn. Gtt Tcrz
baNnlauQel OcS 9cndnntGl tdataaei-
les ijn0 uaulcntlih 6ll 0ielcm 3elt-
puntt BON lpc5irucm <crclif, ayNo
iouobI bier, ula IN europa Gpi0c-
nlic'lt non Acfilrd)tctcm Gborottcr.
mic @clhiicbcr unb ,GboIepo 81 be
tloaCn. ,,iinO. GoH milc1ha{tlid)c
YroQromm oca Gonnrciie$ inert ben
0~i3fuliinrtcn itbcr Die NcitnRnfcnS Ell.
dcrN5iolpie audi iibcr 9cltIerpclt uno
Mtolutio tiren breitcn Noltnt. Gin
Nnuptmlgcnmcrt miro Den mphctuGl
Wictboocn 8ctrciia Der @cl0fpplunQ
ms NnarottltnQ pon Sclrt11piF iro
Den G.loroittd!iczMo brc1cGltSsls 5lpe-
lucllOct merocn. ,gg njiD1' 4
DC itolicniihc Hc8icrlurG' bot
ourdD ocu itolicniidcn Notidmfttr in
@oibinqtnn, @rn. Mopor 6os laSlou-
DIES, Die oncrifoniid)c Nc9ierllng 3llr
9ctbciIi0lulN an Dem g.. Gbcmifcr-
GonGreB clllNcloberL melfer inter
Dem Erotcttorote 0c@ a0niN2 BON
>Stollcn lnl Ipril 0cH fontntcnbenSnb
res IN Nom o~b0cbolten mcrOcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
2rben srcttcr nntgefpri men.

GAie0ao, T. Sept. ~. N.
sui osrn Gantpffr g9ra.
allSei!tat, fam bcltte inn'S Se.
bet. mdbrcltb q, SRI. 7cIia Sennoa
ms Nau.Gitu, Wild, uor cillerll raid
beraritohei,Scn fSralbftitNc pom Csc.
ltiic fPF. @cistp 1nahif sri 'b6R SCI sof6.
motipc asffoiftn NJ Mt8btrion bTitt
ulfsoer Sfeac fuSt mahreab Sri.
oeiunen idNperc G~crleelngelt ertitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Mpnul Nrcannrn sWirrcn.

80 It D II, f.. September. Srt
clltcr bier obQeboItcren SiBunq oe4
NlltI5cbner Gu@lhuiies. pcldlcr sic
Hopol grttonm Sogcn bon Bolton
ltll0 llnl0cQcn0 ucrtritt. iei1tc lid OH
leltl9 DIR Mcipitng Ocm@orNrhen hcS
Gomite'a ut Hutir.Nou bcjii0lid) Der
llellel Ger'ifcrltnsaroten alt opppui.
rem, itlocm man Der Mliiidlt nor. ser
eolhcnt lei 5t iciHcn Ncidliiiiclt of.
ne cue pnr9olMlgc griinolihe gr0r.
tertn9 Der TroAe, mic tic mcrG1blid)
crlfcllc, aclun9t. Iroboem nludltc
lid Der allHid)rtb iiber icrnercS &ur+
gebcn nod llidlt Nciinitip ldliiiiig,
luclllt olld porNcid,lo1eu lullroe, nlolt
IoIltc lid) al bic @crid,tc melloen, itnl
Den Sllprcnlc.S council oil ser beob.
IId)tl0ten GrhohunN Scr 9citrGee sit
hinoern. 9cidlloiicn mltrbe, iid nit
ohnIldlen Nnald,illien oits oelt Der
'dleocne1 onoercn Silrisoiftionsfreit
'elt ilber lr9crto cine Nrt oes 9eridtli-
den @orgehena 5nltGd)it hts Ginper.
tebntcit i'll lcbeil. Gin Sitb Gpmite
iplree beaitftroot, elmer Gonierens iii
Nem- gorf heislnuobncit meldje III
Den llodlItcn 1ogcn o~bgcbaltelt ipert
Den fol- esrr @efommHliiS ocs
GIetlttip.G omitt's oes 2oathperbor-
bes miro belltc Nbeno Itattfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
aud Gin 0crma6tnib. Sine orioi-

nellie ErPiAaft bat Elm alter Hentisr in
griiiIeI, Der in ieinenl IS, Sabre itarb,
Icinein Sausdr8t. Der ibp pie Iebten 40
Sabre ieines 2sbens behdnbslt bette,
bintertafien. Der @erftprbene bate
benz Nr5te ldut Seltament cine olte
Srube permatt, in Der Der Mr3t fir i'm
iebr lpsrtbooGs geaenitdnoe finhen
miiroe. NeuQieris Dffnete Der olIo BE-
badtc ben SaIteu lnb fono iprGfGltig
oufaeIhi6tet. ale iene qiler. SrGnts
der. Mirtlren, bic er i'm 2aufe Der
s3eit ieinem ostreien pdtitnten oerorbs
net hate, unberiibrt por. Tnbei lag
Elm ipobI Qeorbnetes 8crseidlnib, oo8
1889 Re3epts umfabte, nit Der @dluBs
bemeriuna, Der folgIane 4atient. babe
ale bita 8eAoshna1hNna bind euten
gsreeutrp.in ftrFsbt, mas Der ,Serr
9ousarst MIR alter ,feinsn patisnten
our Naheifsrslne etsShknfene. try
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
1Tosice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the City OK
Salem, at the Office of the undersigned
at the city hall in Salem, Oregon, up
TO 10 O'Clock a. M, Of September ~
1905, for the construction Of rein
forced concrete bridge across Mil
creek, on State street, between Nine
teenth and Twenty-hrst streets, In said
city, to be built in accordance with
the plans and specifications now on ME
in the Office of the city recorder.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check to the value Of ten per
cent Of the amount Of the bid submit
ted as a guarantee that the bidder wall
qualify by giving good and accept
able surety bond, to be approved py
the mayor, and enter into a contract
with the city for the construction OF
Of said bridge in accordance with SAID
specifications and bid submitted with
in six days after having received no'iee
of the acceptance Of his bid, said eerti'
fed check TO be forfeited to the city
of Salem in case the bidder fails TO
oualify and execute said contract as
above.
The city of Salem reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids, and the bid
Of any person who has bid before OF
contracted for such work and been de-
linquent therein viii not be received
Plans and specifications can be seen
AT the Office of the undersigned at the
city hall. .,
BY order of the common eouncn.
W. A. MooRES,
e.15.11t City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

agents Of the transportation companies,
drumming up trade throughout Europe
and to the companies themselves, which
do an immigrant business of $50, 100000
yearly; (4) to the employment agent,
contractor, or padrone in America, and
(5) TO the great corporations and man
ufacturing and engineering firms who
hire these unskilled laborers at the low.
est living wage. With such powerful
influences at work, such vast capital
invested, and 80 much cunning and abil.
ity employed to hothouse immigration,
II is not difficult TO understand why
the least desirable elements Of the Bu.
ropean population are wrenehed from
their homes and forced upon US. In
many instances there is the direct mo-
tive present in the minds Of European
local authorities TO get rid. OF public
charges. When the steerage fare across
the Atlantic sings to $10-as it did a
year or so ago-the temptation to con
tinental poor-law boards to foist their
pauperized and semi.pauperized do
pendents upon us becomes fairly ire
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
The colOnsi's Waterloo.

Colonel John M. Fuller, Of Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly met his watorlOc
from liver and kidney trouble. In Z
recent letter he says: "I was nealy
dead Of these complaints, and, al
though I tried my family doctor, he
did mo no good; 90 got SOC bOttle
of your great Electric Bitters, which
cured me-. I consider them the besi
medicine on earth, and thank God who
gave you the knowledge to make
them" Sold and guaranteed to cure
dyspepsia, biliOusnsss and kidney die
ease, by ]. @. Perry, druggist, at 6os
n bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

sistible. Freud, too, plays a great part
in this forced or hot-housed immigra.
tion; the sale of forged or fraudulently
substituted American naturalization
papers has developed into an estab.
lished business in Italy, Russia and the
Levant. In all the many features Of
the odious immigration traffic stalks
the malignant figure of Greed. From
the great transportation companies and
the trust magnates, who would scorn
the imputation Of fraud or wrongdoing,
down to the lowest scalawag who
forges a naturalization paper or
coaches a wretched immigrant in lie,
IL is the profits of the business that
secure its perpetuity."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
Hit enc rrnfi on sundays.

Commencing with Sunday, August
9th, the Trail at the exposition and all
the amusement features, as well as the
exhibit buildings, were thrown open,
and hereafter win be running the same
on Sunday as on other days. In fact
the exposition viii be practically as
complete on Sundays as on week days,
The Southern Pacific Company have
on sale Saturday to Monday excursion
tickets, $3.50 for the round trip, which
enables visitors to 60 to Portland
Saturday afternoon and remain until
Monday night, or return Sunday even
ing, as they may desire. s'7'tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

sufficient number to enable feature to
be made Of them. There are, however,
permanent exhibits, such as charts, pie
lures and models, the property Of the
museum, which will surely be added TO
as tho work Of the museum becomes
known.
Among the exhibits noted in Mr..
McConnell's article are models Of New
York tenements, "more Illuminating
than any amount Of reading could be,
on the way in which the poor Of the
city have lived and the improvements
which have been brought about" For
eign exhibits are described as includ-
ing some valuable items, special men.
tion being made Of maps and other
data showing German progress in civic
improvements. The article concludes
as follows;
"The nature Of the museum and its
exhibits keeps il from being purely To-
cal. In fact, except as IL collects sta
tistics of Chicago, II will hold no more
of interest for people of Chicago than
for other men and women who may
visit it. Nor viii the dwellers in cit
les find more TO interest them than
win the residents of the smaller towns
and villages. Throughout the country
thero have been organized in late years
village Improvement societies. Their
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
CHICHGO'S
MUSEUM

The first municipal museum in the
United States, opened in Chicago in
February, is the subject of a sugges.
tive article by Matthew Mcconnell, in
the August Bulletin Of the League Of
American Municipalities. Incorporated
last year, this institution is an out.
growth Of tho City Homes Association
Of Chicago, and has for its purpose
"the promotion Of intelligence concern
ing the administration Of cities and the
problems OF urban life, through the as.
sembling Of data and illustrative ma.
terial relating to the processes Of civic
development, the expert classification
Of the material and its presentation in
a form calculated TO meet the needs Of
both the student and the PRACTICAL man
Of affairs"
Though hous d by the city, the mu.
scum Is not a municipal institution, and
receives no further support from the
municipality; so far, the directors and
others have contributed the funds, and
IL is hoped to carry on the work on a
voluntary basis. In particular II is ex'
pected that loan exhibits may como in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
OF
IMMIGRATION

Practically all the aliens Of East.
ern Europe who are now coming to us
excepting the Hebrews, whose level
of industrial efficiency is high) are re-
cruited from peasantry, the most
backward and unenlightened in the
civilized world. One wonders where
they got the push, the initiative, TO
leave their homes and start westward"
And the "push," says Henry McMa-
hon in Public Opinion of September
9th, "comes from the outside. Every
immigrant is source Of revenue (D
to the sub.agent Of the steamship and
railway companies in his native town;
(2) to the village contractor or en-
ployment boss who illegally contracts
to supply an employment agency in
New York or Chicago with so many Ia
borers per annum; (3) to the general
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

members win find here many things 10
interest and help them. Tho visitor 70
Chicago always has in mind certain
'show places which he feels he must
see IL his visit is to be success. IN
the future II win be well for him 70
add to his list the Municipal Museum
--Munieipal journal and Engineer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
Somewhat Different.

"I suppose that old chap with tho
long white whiskers over there is one
Of your old settlers, isn't hei" said
the grocery drummer.
"I reckon he's what yew might call
old resident" rejoined the village
merchant, "but he amt no old settler
Hos been a.owin' me for nigh onto
thirty years. '-Chicago News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
snacial Excurslon Rates.

August "a and 25 and September 10
and IT, the Southern Pacific company
will sell 9O-day special excursion tick
cts to eastern points. stOPover grant
ed going and returning. For Partiea'
lars see agents-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

rhe Southern Pacino company
win sell tickets, Salem TO Boswell
Springs and return up TO and including
September 80, 1905, 1905, limited to SC
days, rate Of 1855. e-6-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
Dance at Livesly's

Hoo yard Saturday night. Good mu'
c. "a