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fulfilled to the letter; and today there stands, three miles from the present city of Tombstone, a monument of firmly cemented, rough ashlars, twenty feet high, upon the eastern face of which is carved the words which truth fully tell the story of his life:
 ED SCHIEFFELIN.
 Died May 12, 1897, aged 49 years and
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home; and his first act was to provide them with all that filial or fraternal love and devotion could suggest.
 Ed Schieffelin died in Oregon in 1897. In his will he expressed a de- sire to-be buried at the spot where he camped when he discovered the mines of Tombstone. and that his monument be built of unhewn granite boulders in the from of a location monument on a mining claim. His desire was
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Note.-Among the accounts includ- ed in the mining expense are the fol- lowing: Freight account, teaming ac- count, explosives account, diamond drill expense and fuel account.
 ASSETS. Cash at Calumet. .s2,671.39 Cash at Bisbee. 35S.01
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Cock Robin Up-to-Date.
 Who made the bulls mad?

COCK Robin Op-to-Date. Who made the bulls mad? 'I," said Tom Lawson, With my little ad., mace the bulls mad" Who saw the ad? "I," said Bill Greene, "Ihrougi, little screen, I saw the ad" Who furnished the gas? 'T," said Hen Rogers, With my New York Life dodgers, I furnished the gas" Who gets the spells? "I," said Jack Rockefeller, With my little oil weller, 1 get the spells"
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a controlling interest. If Copper Queen was worth $1 100 per share in 1891, it should be worth about double that now on the basis of actual improve ments made by development of the wonderful property.
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the Mule Mountains.
 The original workers of the proper ty upon which was founded the War ren district were Martin. Ballard and Riley, who built small smelter near where the old depot stood, and which from the first day it was blown in showed the rich deposits that were to be found in those hills where George Warren had first stuck his pick. Pro- lessor Douglas, now the president of
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sold at such times as were necessary to meet the needs of the property, but the condition of financial affairs at present does not warrant the assump- ton that such stock could be disposed of now.
 An extension has been secured which. gives the time necessary 70 give the property a thorough test; a plan has been proposed which insures the financial future of the company, now it behooves each and every stock holder to use his best efforts toward the successful consummation of this enterprise.
 By order of the board of directors,
 WILLIAR R. OATES,
 Secretary. Dated Calumet, Mich, Jan. 1st, 1905
 Financial Statement. From Date of organization. March 10th, 1903. to December 1st, 1904
 RECEIPTS. Received from sale of stock $213, ,495.00 ... .... ... 947.O7
 s214,442.O7
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s months. A dutifui son; A faithful husband; A kind brother; A true friend.

IL is not entirely clear as to the exact time that George Warren made his advent into this section of the country. He is credited as having come
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s 3.024.40 Mine equipment. .... 25,615.95 Office equipment. ... 2S3.O9 Supplies at Mine. .... 1,056.4S Mines cost. . .a.".. 230, 100000 17.7s2 shares capital stock. 177,S2O.OO Subject to call on stock.... S,6S5.00 Balance. .... .... .a.. 203 ,962.15
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LIABILITIES.

Capital stock. ... ......... Bal. due .on property.
 Interest. ... .... .... .....
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DISBURSEMENTS. Payments on properties. .. 5 S0,500.00 Office expense and manage
 ment at Bisbee. ..s.. 6,732.74 Expense at home ofice. .r.. 4,26s.7s
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$650,447.e7

9OOVl .CI 500,000.00 149,500.O0
 947.07 s650.447.07
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
PERSONALS

Mrs. $. R. Foster is visiting the Port
land fair.
George c. ill went to Portland
this morning.
Miss Julia McCulloch is visiting the
fair in Portland.
Miss Marie Hofer is spending few
days in Portland.
Q. ,. Howard, Of Forest Grove, re.
turned home yesterday.
Mrs j. L. Card is among the Salem.
ites sojourning in Portland
A. King Wilson, of Portland. was in
the city yesterday on business.
DIR. J. II. Brewer and wife have re.
turned from visit to Portland.
Mrs. j. G. Graham went to Portland
this morning for a ten days. visit.
Bert Edwards and wife returned
from an outing at Seaside yesterday.
Attorney John II. McNary is trans.
acting official business in Eugene to-
day.
Al johnson returned home last even
ing, after making a flying visit to Port
land.
j. M. Martin and wife were among
the number going to Portland this
morning.
j. Conner and wife, of the william
cite Hotel, are visiting in the exposi-
tion city.
IL. Pohle and wife went to Portland
this morning to spend few days at the
exposition.
Mrs. Loren Curtis and children re-
turned yesterday from visit TO the
exposition.
Mrs. +. w. Byles and daughter, of
Elma, Wash, are the guests of Mrs C.
b. Shelton.
Mrs. +. NJ. Waite went to Portland
this morning, to visit with relatives for
a few days.
The Misses Mabel and Ella Huddle-
son went to woodburn this morning to
visit friends.
Senator c. W. Fulton and wife are
guests Of A. NJ. Lafollette, on his farm,
near Brooks.
Chester Mulkey returned to Portland
yesterday after visiting relatives and
friends in this city.
j. N, Dolph, of the bureau Of excur-
sions Of the Lewis and Clark fair spent
yesterday in this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
Probate Business.

Ellen o'Neil, as administrator of
the estate of Michael o'Neil, deceased,
yesterday fled her final account, which
was approved by the county judge, and
she was discharged from further duty,
Chas. @. Fisher, administrator of the
estate Of Mary e. Burge, deceased,
yesterday fled a petition for an order
Of the court authorizing him TO sell
certain property belonging 20 The es'
tate, in order to raise funds with which
to pay of certain claims against the
estate. The property which he desires
to sell Is lot No. in sunnyside Fruit
Farm No. 8. October I'd, at 10 a. m,
was set as the time at which the heirs
will appear to show cause why the Pe-
tition should not be granted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
FOUND
SALEM
COOL
Write-Up Artist Went AWAY
From Salem Dis
gUSted

You have a lovely climate. and
could make this great city,"
But, WHAT" queried tho reporter
Of the write-up artist, sent to get up a
pictorial sketch of Salem for the Pan.
dex Of the Press and other publications
Of wide circulation.
81 tackled the owner Of large fruit
orchard. He said what's the use. /
can sell all grow in the orchard.D
She told him to spend hundred in
advertising the orchard, and sell it for
two prices, and put out two new ones,
and perhaps inspire ten new orchards
to be put out. He said he did not want
to do that, and acted so nervous like
she thought he was going to have a
fit.
81 tackled a banker" said the
write-up woman, "and he said we have
too many people here now, and do not
want any more. He offered to contrib
ute 80 cents to a fund to advertise the
town, on condition that he nor his bust
ness WASH Z TO be mentioned it. I took
that as an insult, and left him."
"Who did you tackle next" asked
the reporter. "I quit" said the write
up woman. "I am going TO stop at AL.
bany long enough. to get some letters
directed there for me, and will write
up Eugene. understand that place
is alive, and they are spending some
money advertising, and are getting
more new population than all the val.
ley towns put together"
The reporter said he was sorry she
had not got orders for a thousand dol
lars of ads. from people in the Capital
City.
"Do you know what some Of the
towns in tho valley remind me Of"
asked tho write-up woman as a parting
shot. "They remind me Of the painted
streets on the stage settings Of coun-
try theatre" She was pretty mad for
a woman, and the reporter made no re-
ply.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06

Cash buyers save money at Earring
ton s Meat Market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
THEY ARE MONEY SAVERS
sATIsFAoTIoN aIvERs
AND THE BEST MADE.
SALEM BRooMs.

A. j. Basey and wife have returned
from two months outing, spent at
the beach near Woods.
Herbert Ashton returned 10 his home
in Portland yesterday, after short
visit with friends in this city.
Miss Ermine Bushnell went to Port.
land this morning, where she will re.
main until the first Of October.
Mrs. Ada Strong and Miss ANA re.
turned last evening from an extended
visit to Portland and Gearhart.
Henry Mcconnell, wife and daugh
ter left for Portland this morning 10
spend a few days at the exposition.
j. Carlson came up from Portland
yesterday, and will he here for a short
time, before going on to San Francisco.
Miss Elene Fawk returned yester.
day from Portland, where she had been
visiting her sister, Mrs James Wal
ton.
J. A. Mills left this morning for
Pennsylvania, where he goes to attend
the sovereign grand lodge Of Odd Eel
lows.
Miss Daisy Booth, OF this city, left
this morning for Moscow, Idaho, where
she will teach in the high school this
winter.
Mrs. W. T. Ramsden and daughter,
Miss Oda Weleh, and Mrs. Anna oling'
er and daughter, are spending few
days at the fair.
George Fenscke and two sisters, Al
ma and Ida, and cousin, Miss Anthony
Of Albany, went TO Portland this morn
ing to take in the fair.
Mrs. NJ. J. Atwood and daughter,
Helen. and Mrs. Berry went TO Port
land this morning TO attend the Ep'
worth League convention.
DIR. J. IA Paten, Of Redlands, Cali
fornia, a former Salemite, who has
been visiting in Portland and Salem
for several days returned home yes
terday.
The Misses Anna Boehring and Eliz-
abeth Desarte left this morning for
weeks visit 10 the fair. Both Of these
ladies are graduate nurses Of the Salem
Hospital.
Rev. II. A. Ketehum, Sunday school
missionary for Eastern Oregon, re-
turned to Baker City yesterday, after
spending several days with his family
ia this city.
d. Simon, Of Olympia, and B. Simon
Of Mount Grove, Ia, father and broth
er OF W. o. Simon, of this city, left for
Tacoma yesterday, after having spent
several days in this city.
J. III Lunn and family, Of santa
Rosa, Cal, who have been In this city
since last spring, left this morning for
Portland, where they will take the
steamer 81. Paul for their home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Salem Guests Present.

Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Young, promi-
nent Albany people, entertained a
number Of friends Monday evening in
honor of their cousin, Miss Violette
Smeigh, Of Pittsburg, who is spending
the summer there. Quite a number of
Salem guests were present, among
whom were Misses Holmes and Herren,
and Messrs Paul Wallace, Fred Thiel-
sen and Chauncey Bishop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
A Marriage License.

A marriage license was yesterday is.
sued for Miss Jennie Tyson and Il. ID.
Jordan. J. d. Tyson furnished tho af.
fdavit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
Miss Harding Goes East.

Miss Clara Harding, of Eugene, has
been fortunate enough to secure a sehol
arship at the Conservatory Of Music
at Indianapolis, Indiana, and left for
that place Sunday.
Miss Harding is a graduate Of the
Eugene high school, and also student
Of the University School of Music. She
has been spending the summer on her
mothers farm near Gervais, and is well
known in this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
Startling Mortality.

Statistics show startling mortality,
from Appendicitis and peritOnitis. To
prevent and cure those awful diseases,
there is just one reliable remedy, DR..
Kings New Life Pills. M. Flannery,
Of IA Custom House Place, Chicago,
says: "They have no equal for consti-
patton and biliousness. " 25c at J. @.
Perrys Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
Smiles from the Typewriter.

Al. Lyle, of Hay Creek, Crook county
is dead. What memories cluster
around his one brief term in the legis
lature of ten years agol He was q
COW county member, sure enough, and
played an important part in the logis
lative hold-up Of that session. His last
vote on United States senator will be
remembered by the present generation,
and by politicians for years TO come
it will be told how he rounded up the
immortal "thirty" who carried on the
stubborn contest to defeat Senator
Dolph. II was done with all tho skill
and modest declination Of honors char.
acteristic Of a cattle puncher, who
loved his friends and stuck TO propo.
sition he thought was right with the
tenacity of fate. What an interesting
chapter Of Oregon politics could bo
written by one on tho inside Of those
stirring events in which Al. Lyle par
ticipated. Perhaps some participant
will take the time TO do the rominis.
cent act.
A principal Portland newspaper in
ustry-publishing pictures Of dead
pioneers and political has-beens. They
I'll space and cause no controversy
among the living or the dead.
Watch the Hon. Harry v. Gates come
swinging down tho line as a candidate
for the governorship. The state might
have a much more impractical man in
that place, and the Republicans might
put up a much weaker stick.
This Is the anniversary Of MeKin-
ley's assassination, one Of the saddest
and most uncalled-for crimes ever com
mitted in the history Of our country.
His death marked the removal Of an
other man prominent in American af-
fairs, Senator Mark Hanna, who do
clined and vanished from public life,
the untimely killing OF his
IDEAL Of American statesmanship. Nc
Rinley's memory is probably venerat-
od by more people in the Republican
party than any man Of the present gen
sration. The people are satisfied that
he was personally clean and lOveable
nan. That is probably as high praise
Is can be bestowed on any politician.
Mckinley rose very near the states
line toward the close Of his ea-
Ger. In fact the last utteranees OF bis
ife were on broad lines Of American
'oliey, that, IL wisely followed by his
'arty, means a legacy Of power for
ears 10 come.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06

When Agent Houston came into this
ofIico last night with n strange looking
bug, which he had accumulated sons
place on the street, he passed II up 10
the horse oditors with the questions
els IL lady bugi" lie was informed
by that eminent bugologist that II was
allied to the CocconeIla septumpuncta-
Ia; that II was not lady bug, but only
gal-linipper.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
Rrown.stein wedding.

The wedding Of Miss Flora Brown TO
Mr. Fred A. Stein, of Miles City, Mon
tana, will be solemnized tomorrow at
noon at the home of the brido's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. u. Brown, on
tho Garden Road.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
never fails 10 tone the stomach, regar
late the Kidneys, stimulate tho liver
aud cleanse the blood. A great tonic
and muscle producing remedy. 90
cents, tea or tablets. DR.. Stones
Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06

M. Long, a member Of last years
football squad, at the University,
passed through Salem this morning on
his way to take in the exposition. He
is now engaged in the sporting goods
business in Corvallis. His brother will
be in Salem Saturday to begin foot
ball practice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
birthday Party.

Little Miss Pauline Remington cele-
brated her seventh birthday anniver'
sary last Saturday, and entertained a
number Of her little friends in honor
Of the occasion. Much merriment was
created by the fishing game, and each
little one was made happy by the
"cateh" they made in the fishing
pond. Childish sports made the after
noon a very pleasant one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06
X-RAYS

Tho lady who was running the board
ing house sent Jones his bin whom be
remarked at the table that there was
Gan unnecessary quantity Of allium In
tho gallimaufry." You see, IL made
the boardors all take squint at the
dictionary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-06

Two More Souls Made Happy.
Rem Dragor and Hester II. coburn
were granted marriage license yester
day. w. M. Coburn was the witness.
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Nations Trade Booming

The total value of Xl,!t,.' for the -
months uNdrd June 81. 1903. were ST.
JlS. 4i2 .S"i. rs against 81 100 S2I. al
fer the year ended June 80, 1904. and
81. 42O. IA $40 for the year ended June
30. 1908.
The excess Of exports over imports for
the - months ended June 80. 1909. was
$500. !EnI":,:i;. us against S4G9 I39.!IO fer
the year cndrd Jun" 10, l1O4. and S3D4 :
i22.l42 for the yr;lr cnd"d Jun" 80,
1903.
The excess of exports over the imports
for the meth Gf lure, 1879. was $50
rl9.GOO. ne1 against Sl2.061 .G:i1 fpr June.
1901. and Sl:i..22l: .OG9 for June 1903.
Total value of exports for June, 1903.
WAS. S12l U9J.2I4 rt which Sis, I21.-
4GI represented domestic exports. The
domestic exports for June, 1904, were
S'6: domestic exports for June. 1903.
were SI2 .S3O.59I and total exports. $50
S9O.S!S. ~. and total exports, S93.224.-
222 SIG.
The total imports for June 1903. were
500. 435.GI4. aS against SSl ,lJ1.23I for
June. 1904. and SSl .9T9,77I1 for June,
1908. so
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River Pictured In The Air

DR.. James :. Chaplain says of Trappe.
Md:-"A remarkable optical illusion was
seen in Trappe, Talbot county. about I
O'Clock in the evening of July / by sew
cral Of our citizens. As described to me-
by Mrs. john X. Mullikin, who saw it
from her yard. it appeared about half
mile distant in the lower stratum Of
the atmosphere as Il miniature represent
taton of the Choptank river, the wind
ing of the shores. with the water and the
bushes. in perfect representation. TIE
mirage lasted about 80 minutes. The
day WAS Il very hot rne. with the atmOS-
ph,rc very damp. The river is about
three miles distant in u direct line
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GRAPES IN
MIDSUMMER
Now Is the Time 10 Prune Vines TO
Get Fine Fruit

IN" canes containing the buhcheS OF
grapes must ID" neatly tled I" the treI-
lis hhfN aS they advance III growth.
When the top shoot is four inches above
the t,;, bar min off III. ton bud, remove
al .;I. .,,,,.,. ,,l a.. .,.,... ,,.
",''>
@'W'h' as wei Il" III" suckers arising
IlrI tn" roots and tn" lower parts Of
r,I,. stem. The small side Shunt>s grow
;u.. ,,,., ,.,-, l,..n,,,,. t.,r, .ho
"A'''"> 81 IN" ''''N'H must d" hll'pcd OH
with thumb and finger. This summer
pruning will threw the strength Of the
,..,.. i,.,, ,,,.. ,,.,;,, ,,,,,.l,,-. an ..,r
.'''-2''"- ~ '"'"'~ ~ 2ill',> >n"''l" ne
"lt' IT: a., sharp pair IF shears. Tw"
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Mr.. Bonaparte And Pure Politics

At the Christian EndravJT Convention
in H;Itint,lrr, Nd. Hon. Charles j. Bon
,,,.,,... r.,,,,. ,,..,,i,,+oJ soor.,r,,,. Of cha
=! =, =.
Navy III I'N'"'"l h"'>'Nt't '""'HT''
li!""' N'I"i'" "''''I'>N' J." N"i'h ne
'F.'lS>'' III ir"S'h 'ie Su"!e'l 81 pure
l"'''l'N |S wen ~ P"ie ''i'ston' iie ""
',''r'li"IlE a,."'NIi III" spoons system "l
.l''I'.llr''' I"'!t''"' ,"i'''S, """ S''" !'lnt
~ ni">t ne "iStari'', "'l"'c .ne l'Sht
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Real Estate In New York

The price Of real estate on Fifth ave
nue. continues to- appreciate amazingly
The Lorillard mansion. which was sold
l,slS than ten years ago for less than
S4oo,00O. changed hands again recently.
and this time the consideration was up-
proNimatrly ~ .lOO,OOO.
The lald ~ which the Vanderbilt
twin mansions stand is con>grvatively
,>tln tel 4 So Ilo,UUO. 1t il not likely
that the ynriS will sell for le,l> than
that. The Y nGcrbltg4 lave u reputa-
tion far >HI,'Tdnc>S in real estate trans
actions. anG Iac" ii Incomes known that
The prolHrlty is on the market, bidders
ar" likely 10 multiply.
Real estate men who have noted the
gradual rnCI1lChmUntS of trade upon
Fifth avenue believe that III .lrl7 all or
New Gork's multi-millonaiI.~ will he
forced TO 20 in for more Semi-Suburban
life on Long Island and in Westminster
county and Connecticut Some have al
ready gone to Central Park West and
riverside Drive, but these thorough
fares will never do as Il substitute for
Fifth avenue. They are too far away,
too remote from thu. social centre of
metropolitan life.
Central Park West is taken up with
high-priced apartment houses The
fashionable churches will remain on
Fifth avenue, of course. st. Patrick =
Cathedral, the Rockefeller Baptist las it
is called and the church which is still
famous as Dr.. John Halls cannot be
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
You Must
Sleep.

If YOU cannot, it is due to an
irritated or congested state of
the brain, which will soon de-
vclope into nervous proStration.
Nature demands sleep, and
it is as important as food; it
is a part of her building and,
sustaining process. This period
of Inconsistencies relaxes the
mental and physical strain, and
allows nature to restore eX-
hausted vitality.
DR.. Miles Nervine brings
refreshing sleep, because it
soothcs the irritation and re-
moves the congestion.
1t is also a nerve builder; it
nourishes and strengthens ev-
cry nerve in your body, and
creates energy in all the organs.
Nothing will give strength
and vitality as surely and
quickly as DR.. Miles Nervinc.
During the past winter I had two
very weak, and in bad condition. I
was so rvols I could not sleep. My
wife, after trying different remedies.
went for a doctor The doctor gas
out. and a ncigEbor recommended DR..
Miles Nerv!..c. I'D size brought hone
a bottle l had not slept for some time,
and had terrible pairs in my he'd.
After taking q few doses Of Ncryine
the pain vas not SO severe, and
bottle. end SIN very much in0roved."
HENRY NJ. SMITH, Undelhill, vt.
Or. Miles Nervine is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantee that the
first bottle win benefit. Ii it falls, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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Three cents Il single coPy
Or $3.50 BY the year
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Groceries

Now is the time for light luncheons Remember our
line of Canned Goods, Meats, Vegetables Fruit Pickles.
Olives put up by reliable packers and guaranteed the
best.
National Biscuit Co. Crackers fresh, in Inner-Seal
packages. Fifteen varieties.