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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23

MYSkOWICE. Tylko szcza-
g6lnej ~przytomno6oi swego
'umyslu zawdziecza swe ocale-
ME maszynista kolejowy 81
.kora. .Chcac sobie skr6cit'
droge do domu, zamiast i6c
zwykla droga publiczna, pc.
szedl sob,e chodnikiem obok
toru kolejowego. Naraz pot
knela mu sic noga Q kamieh
i upadl " poprzek toru, gdy
wtem nadchodzi pociag iowa
rowy cd Krakowa. Sikoraa
ME mia} JUL lyle czasu, by
sic podniesc, vice po}ozy} sic
wzdIuz toru kolejowego 2
twarza ku ziemi. Dzieki tel
okoliczno6ci, re kocie}> PREY
mocowany PREY lokomotywie
byf dose wysoko, maszynista
urotcwa} swe zycie i utracl}
tylko zakiet, kt6ry mi EOS
tai zupe}nie podarty. Jest to,
powie lziec MONA, prawie
cudowne .ocalenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23

LESZNO. iona tutejszego
szczotkarza Lindholma wra-
cajac W zesz}a sroda z jarmar-
ku re Smigla do domu,
0 ma1o sic ME udusi}a. Chcac
sic zabezpieczvc cd deszczu,
okry}a sic p}achta cd wozu.
Przez przypadek, a moze
wskutek silnego wiatru, do
sta}a sic p}achta jednym ko6-
Gem W ko}o, i W mgnieniu
Okla okrecifa sic O o6 tax sill
ME, re reszta scisne}a gard1o
L~indholmowej z taxa moca,
il tylko raz zdo}a}a zakrzyk-
nae, potem magic zamilkla.
W6z W tejze chwili zatrzyma-
no / uWOlnlOnO 'nleszcZeS-
liwa, z niebezpiecznego polo
zenia, tylko pare sekund, a
niechybnie by}a}y znalazla
smierc przez uduszenie.
Wskutek silnego nap}ywu
krwi do glowy straci}a Lind
b 'lmowa wzrok najedno oko,
czy wzrok drugiego utrzymat
oedzie MONA, zachodzi wiel.
kie pytanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
Z ALBADARZ
I ARYAN SK !
ma rOk PafsH 1906

- - AOVO
|opr6os cseloi swvkk.s;j kaleudar1o-
wei wykasem dni. 6wi4t. rad go-
|spodsr1y it'd. sawiera co nastepujr:
2 nowym rokieml
Jaklm jest col Iycia naszego?
o cso' Matki Boskiej i %naszej.
Kn,azi6wna Helena. Powie66 histo-
rycsna Z XVII w:eku. od{ug
Henryka sienklewicza.
0 zami@o waniu piracy.
w r6za Gu zwyoieztwo.
Vice. "a lampks. Powiesc Z zycla
przemytnik6w.
Gdzie ~szcze6cie prawdh'we.
W imie Boze OpowIadanie z cza~
SOW przeslado wanna Oh esciaD
W Rzym e.
Zwycieay4o Najsfodsze SERGE Zda-
rzenie prawdzi~e.
NaLka DOsna Zlelua.
Piekne prnykiady ~naszei prze
.ztpsci.
Uciecnka ~grzesznych
Aikohnl a zdro
'4awsdy % starych dziejach. Prze>
Z'fie Bukowiecka.
Ojcze moi!
i'os~ ladczenie pana radzcY Hum"
reSka.
y h"d"waaiu winorosli Napisa}
Urbahskl 4 Ples2ewa
W jaki spos6b motua zyc 900 lat
Roxrywki v woluych hwilach.
Ora " Salto.
Zarty i dowc,py. ....~. -.
Strasxny rycerz.
n. "1litwa braci Polak6w
Prosba do tw. patron6w polskich.
D0datki ObraZkOWe:
l.. Obraz kolor: .,Matki Boskiej
N;eustaj Pomocy p ,Obrsz k"Ior.
), MAST 6n ieci Patronowie." sly
CITY obrazek do chora}u II dymem
pozar6 y" rysows}J J.. Styka. 4 Ora
Salto": S alendarz scienDy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
re sLASKA.

3D.. l.
GLIWICE ma Slasku. Pa
ma Rozanowicza, redaktora
gliwickiego ,,G}osu Slasklego"
skaza} sad ma so NIX. kary
pienieznej "a to, il W sprawie
Wycisku pred rozpoczeciem
rozpraw sadowych poda} wy
ciagi 3 aktu oskar1enia. Pan
R. powo}at sic na to, ze 6w
artykut. podai "a gazetami
niemieckiemi ale sad tel
obrony ME pwzglednil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
z pozNANsK1EGo.

w GNIEZNIE toczy} sic
W sobote process przeclwko
uczniom krawieckim 18-let-
MENU Dziochowi j Cegiel-
skiemu o to, 7e> W dnlu .
sierpnia, gdy uczniowie szko-
1y uzupe}niajacej tworzyll
szpaler, przybrani W szarfy
niemieckie O barwach czarno-
czerwono- bia}ej, podwineli
,kolor czarny pod sp6d, TAX,
re widnia}y tylko kolory czer-
wony bia}y. Dziocha "a t.
wydalono re szko}y >uzupe}
niaiacej i odsunieto re szpa.
leru. Ale ma tenn ME dose,
DO policya obu uczniom wy
toczyla process o demonstra-
eye i O noszenie niedozwolo-
nych barw. Oskarzeni twier-
dill, re kolor czarny podwi-
nell, poniewaz brudzi{ ko}-
nierzyki, a Dzioch pierwot-
ME szarfy przyjae ME chcia},
poniewaz uwaza}, re podobne
rzeczy So dobre ola dzieci,
ale ME ola ludzi starszych
Wystepujacy ]ako 6wiadek
dyrektor Stillke twierdzif, re
owym ucznioln chodzilo o.
polska demonstracye, a pc
wiedzia} mt to- juz naprz6d
jaki6 ucze6, kt6rego nazwis-
ka ME wymieni}. Sad ME u
znal tl6maczenia oskarzo-
nych i skaza{ D3locha ns
najwyzsza kare "a to. pre-
stepstwo - Is marek lub 3
dni wiezienia, a Cegielskiego
ma 10 NIX. Tub z dni wiezie-
MIA. Prokurator wni&s} tylko
O 3 mark kary. M{odzie6cy
ci zapewne pieniedzy ME ma
ia, powedruja, vice do kozy
- a ~spamietaja to sobie Gale
zycie. Niechaj sic potem ME
dziwia Niemcy, il ,,agitacya
polsk a" wzrasta!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
N1echOrOWa1 cd tegO CA
su: i

>, ChorJwa}em bardzo ma nerki.
Pr6bowa fem rozmaite gatunk, 'e'
arstw, lecz zadne mi ME pomogt"
ewneg' dnia spostrzeg}em ogfo-
>zenie o. panskjem Electric Bitters
i zdecyd'wa}em sic spr6bowac go
70 kilka krotnem uzyciu, czu{em
>ie lep,e] Il wkr6tce potem by4em
xupe}nie ~wyleczonv i odtad ami dnia
oie chorowa'em. Mo]i sasiedzl wy
leczyli sic z reunstyzmu, neralgli,
choroby wstroby merck i og6lneRo
'>@abienia." TT jest . czem B. F..
Bass, z Fremont, N. G. pisze Tyl.
90 Soc u M. j. Kowalewekiege
aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
2 PRUS POLSKICH.

~KOSCIERZYEA. Syn po-
siedziciela Fl. z Golubla
przytrzymany zosta} ma go.
Gym uczynku W ko6ciele, gdy
W czasie nabozenstwa ukradf
2 kieszeni dwom siedzacym
osobom jednej $3.50 m., dru-
giei Is m. Ptaszka a~resztowa-
no i skradzione pieniadze
mu odebranO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
Pluca spieWak6w.

Aby'byc dobrym 6piewakiem,
trzeba przedewszystkiem mice
zdrowe p}uca, inaczej jest bezu
zytec*na pr6ba. Lekkie zaziebienie.
tylko troche ochryp}osci lub b6lu W
piucach So to zwiastuny grozuej
choroby Us uchot~ Leczcie "a
ziebienie lub kaszel wczesnie, ME
pozw6lcie mu isc dalej, jak to czy-
MIA inni, kt6rzy ,przedwczesnie ida
do grobu. Najlepszym przyjacielem
nav icdzonych choroba ptuc jes
Severy Balsam ma ptuca On poma.
ga cd razu odbudowuje tkanki
p}ucne i s%prowadza stale zdrowie
Ian Postawa, SIT r.. 81 str.
New York City, pisal nam we
wrzeSniu J, Mole pluca by}y tax STA.
be, il ME mdg}em wiecej mdwidt
g}o6no... Pahski Balsam wylecsyl
mnie kompletnie j czuje dosy6 sill
n m pracowad ia nowo." Cena IS j
SO oent6w. We ~wsxystkioh apte
albo.u W. IA. Seyera Co,
cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23

WARLIURIE. Z rozporza-
dzenia prokuratoryi W Cru
dziadzu odkopano cia}o zmar'
lego pred IA dniami listo-
nosza XII. 2 BzOwa Umar1 on
skutkiem ud}awienia sic ka-
wa}kiem miesa, kt6rY utkwl1
mu W przefyku, a prokura-
torowi doniesiono, ze smierc
nastapi}a wskutek zatrucia sic
alkoholem. Wykaza}o sic, re
doniesienia by}y bezpodsta-
Wne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23

CHEkM INSKA Dyecezya.
KS. prob. Aleksander Bukow-
ski z Dziaf dowa otrzymai cd
naczelnego prezesa Prus Ia
chodnich prezente ma probo-
stwo W Kegu, opr6znione
przez Smierc ks. prob. Augu~
sigma Worza}y. KS. wika--
kary Donderski re Szotlandu
postal ola choroby zwolnio-
ny re s}uzby. Przesiedleni
zostali: ks. wikary Fischoe-
dsr sSw. Woiciecha do Szot-
latadu Ks. wikary Reich z
Borzyssk6w do Sw. Wojcie-
Acha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23

8 WlESCI Z OJCZYnNN q


fen. "a funt i tax owl han.
dlarze kupili to ryb.y "a bar
do niska Gene. TAX zarabia-
ia handlarze ma rybach wiele
wiecej, niz rybacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23

CHOJNICE. Pred sadem
przysiegfych toczy} sic process
O faiszowanie pieniedzy pre-
ciwko 81 letniemu robotniko-
wi Polikarpowi Z~i6lkowskie-
mu, przeciwko II. letniemu
bratu tegoz i 57-letniemu o.
Gu z Iwca W ~powiecie tuchol~
skim. Polikarp Zi6}kowski
zeznawa}, re we wiezieniu W
Trewirze jakik wiezie6 objas-
nil go, jak sic pieniadze robi.
Wr6ciwszy do domu, zabra}
sic do fabrykowania dwumar~
k6wek z cyny i o}owiu. O.
szustwo ME przynios}o i'm
jednakowoz ~b}ogosiawiehstwa,
DO wykry}o sic juz prey "a
mianie drugiej dwumark6w~
Xxi. Polikarp Zi6ikowski ska
zany zosta} ma 8. lata wiezie-
MA i 5 lat utraty praw no.
n%orowych, o]ciec jego ma pol
tora 70 ku wiezienia. Trzecie-
20 oskarzonego uwolniono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23

. R w starym zamku
lowstaf polar. Spalif sic dach
Y 4'wielkie zapasy maxi, jake
nagromadzili tamze bracia.
Thomasowie, piernikarze,
kt6rzy tam samierzali UREA
die nova fabryke. STRAIT wiel.
kich piernikarze ci ME po~
niesli, DO byli lyle ogledny-
mi, re towar zabezpieczyli. u
mas W Kostrzynie p. Markie-
| wicz ma cd wielu lat:'stniejaca
piernik6w i rozsyla
smaczny sw6j towar ma wszy.
stkie strony. S{woj do swego!
! KUSTFELD ma Kaszu.
| bach. ze rybacy W Wielu
przy Kusfeldzie obfity po}6w
1 ryb mieli, jest prawda; ale 20
te ryby pc 20 fen. "a funt
I sprzedawano, ME jest praw.
da. Rybacy sprzedali to lesz-
cse tutejszym handlarzom,
4 lecz ME ma wage, tylko mie-
rzyli p6lbeczkiem, "a kttry
placili owl handlarzs ma
rex. P6}beczek zawiera} 100
100 funt6w ryb. Vice spree
sdano te leszcze no do Z
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

Miss Isabella Ackerman left for Port
land this morning to visit her sister
and see tho fair.
Do not fail 10 see the big trio, Saw
age, Bishop and Sanders, tomorrow on
the football field,
Assistant Superintendent Campbell,
Of the Chemawa Indian school, spent
yesterday in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wilson have re-
turned from a short trip to Portland
and the Sound country.
Mr.. and Mrs James Davidson, Of
Sacramento, ara the guests Of their
nephew, A. c. Lawrence.
Mrs. L. A. Frier and Mrs. NJ. J.
Clayton went to Portland this morn
ing to visit the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs F. "a. Virgins returned
last evening from Portland, where they
have been taking in the fair.
The Misses Cora and Matilda seig
mund are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John seigmund, Of this city.
Fred T. Merrill and family arrived
in Salem last night to be present at the
opening Of the Edison tonight.
Jake Mitchell and viii Bennett are
watching the Irrogotes eat dogs and
doing other stunts on the trail.
o. B. Long, halfback on the football
team, was called home this morning by
the serious illness Of his mother.
Miss Tressa Moiit went to Geryais
this morning, where she has been en-
gagged to teach school this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Talbert, Of Omar
ga, H., arrived in Salem this morning
and will visit with the family Of G. W.
Eyre.
Three old Willamette men will help
the scrubs defeat the varsity tomor'
row. II will be no shame to take the
money.
Loren Hale, Of lone, who has been
visiting relatives in this city ana
Brownsville, left for Eastern Oregon
this morning.
Milo Burnett went to Oregon City
this morning, where be will join his
family. They viii 60 from there to ths
fair for a short visit.
Attorney and Mrs. A. NJ. Cannon have
quit housekeeping, and are now board
ing at Benefits, at the corner OF Cap
ital and Chemeketa streets
Claude Catch and family returnea
last evening from Newport, where they
have been for some time. Miss Eliza
beth Bush returned with them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

Mrs. A. NJ. Cannon and little Miss
Carolyn. are spending the day at La
bish Meadows. They will be Joined
by Mr.. Cannon tomorrow, and proceed
to the fair.
D. A. White, Of the firm Of White &
Son, permitted a grain sack TO fall on
his leg yesterday, and, as a result, he
has very badly sprained knee. The
injury is a painful one, and will lay him
up for some time.
Miss Dean Witzel went to Portland
this morning, where she will enter the
Holman Business College. Miss Edith
witzel also went down this morning
She will visit at the fair few days be
fore going on to Richland, where she
will teach this winter.
Mrs. John R. Bell, Of Portland, re
turned home this morning, after having
attended the funeral Of her sister, Mrs
Belt. She was accompanied by Judge
and Mrs. Burnett, who win visit at the
fair for a few days. The judge will
then 20 to Yamhill county to hole
court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
PERSONALS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

l.. D. Henry is a fair visitor today.
Fred p Thum is hitting the trail to-
day
Frank Derby and family are doing
the fair.
Mrs. Theodore Roth is visiting the
exposition.
Martin viesko and family are hit
ting the trail today.
Mrs Fred Kenyon, of Portland, is the
guest of Mrs Tom Kay.
Webster Holmes is attending to legal
business in Oregon City.
Squire Farrar is walking "the
Streets Of Cairo" today.
II. c. Porter. of Aumsville, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Q. c. Goodale and family are "shoot-
ing the chutes" at the fair.
The football game to be played to,
morrow will be a warm one.
Max o. Buren and family hit the
trail for Portland this morning.
J. Hopt and family may be found on
the "Bridge of Nations" today.
Editor Manning, Of the Statesman,
is viewing the stock in Portland.
George Simeral and sister, Miss Myu-
tie, are exposition visitors today.
Walter Pago and George Keeton, Of
South Salem, are visiting the fair
Mrs. J. r. Calbreath went to Port
land this morning for a short visit.
Leonard Walker and wife, of Marion,
spent yesterday in the Capital City.
Z. A. Longcor, Of Chadron, Neb., is
the guest of his brother, ]. J. Loncor.
G. L. johnson, Of the Golden Rule
Mining Co., left last night for Bohemia.
State Printer whitney made a bust
ness trip to the metropolis this morn
ing.
Hon. A. Bush, A. Bush, Jr., and Miss
Sally Bush went to Portland this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. W. simeral are
spending a few days at the Portland
fair.
Mrs. Barmhardt and son, George, OF
South Salem, are spending a few days
in Portland.
Frank whims, of The Journal force
returned last evening from short triI
20 Portland.
Judge Hewitt and bride left for thei
home in Albany on the Eugene loca
last evening.
C. Marsh and wife were among thos'
going to Portland this morning on thu
belated local.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS
TONIGHT.
Edison-Vaudeville.
Edison Tonight.


Greatly improved in many ways, the
little Edison, salem's polite vaudeville
threatre will open tonight. Its patrons
will appreciate the extra ventilation
space, the side exits and the reserved
seat section, which have been added A
good bill will be introduced tonight
and for the balance Of the week. For
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Manager Merrill announces the largest
and best bill ever seen at the Edison,
headed by "The Medallion Trio" Of
harmony artists; "Viola Milton" the
dashing comediene and songstress, and
the great Rome, Mayo and Juliet, in
their side-splitting hit, GA Minstrel
Burlesque." These people are all top
liners from the great Eastern and West
ern circuits. Mr.. Merrill says "the
people may judge for themselves the
quality of the shows we will give them,
and we will abide by their decision" "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
rha colonel,a Waterloo.

Colonel John NJ. Fuller, Of Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly met his Waterloo
from liver and kidney trouble. In a
recent letter be says; "I was nealy
dead of these complaints, and, al
though I tried my family doctor, he
did me no good; 50 got a SOC bottle
Of your great Electric Bitters, which
cured me. consider them the best
medicine on earth, and thank God who
gave YOU the knowledge to make
them. !" Sold and guaranteed to cure
dypepsia, biliOusneSs and kidney dis
ease. by J. g. Perry, druggist, at eoe
a bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Hewitt.Laughead wedding.

Judge H. H. Hewitt and Mrs. w. A.
Laughed were married last evening at
1880 p. M, at the home of the bride s
sister. Mrs. w. A. Moores, in this city,
in the presence of only the immediate
relatives. The marriage service was
read by DR.. W. c. Kantner.
The parlors Of the MOOres home were
very prettily decorated with greenery,
cut flowers and potted plants. A canopy
was formed Of the feathery wild clemat'
is. under which the couple stood during
the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Elgin, and charming lady
Of high standing in Salem circles, hav'
ing lived here for many years. Judge
Hewitt is one of the leading profession
al men Of Albany, and well-known
throughout the state.
They left for their home in Albany
last evening, carrying with them the
good wishes Of scores Of friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
QUEER
CASE OF
GROWTH
Boy Near Corvallis, Doubles
His Stature In Six
Months

Across the river, in Linn county from
Corvallis, geside5 a boy Of l2 years
that is double the size and twice as
heavy as he was six months ago. In
that brief period of time he has under
gone the Transformation from boyhood
to manhood. His growth has been so
abnormal that the physicians Of Ore
gon have been unable to account for IT,
To grow so much that in six months
a boy is twice as large involved changes
that finally became alarming. Signs Of
beard began to appear on the face Of
the swifegrowing lad. His limbs and
body took on a size that was astonish-
ing. The boy that had been a child Of
ordinary stature and proportions at IL
was a full grown man, weighing 100
pounds, and standing Ave feet six or
seven inches at ~ years and six months.
An unfortunate feature Of the case is
that with the growth came trouble
that makes IL impossible for the lad 20
stand on his feet. At first it became
difficult for him to walk around, and
by and by, even this could not be done.
Then II became impossible for him to
walk without assistance. Now, when
ho tries TO stand alone, he quickly falls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
Football Tomorrow.

The alumni game for tomorrow after
noon has been called Off, but in its place
there will be playedla game between
the first and second teams. reinforced
by some old stars. Among these will
be Coach Bishop, Rube Sanders and
Fire Chief Savage. With the addition
OF these three men the "scrubs" will
be able 20 make the varsity ego
some, /" for there win be many players
on the second lineup who will probably
be playing on the first team before the
season is over.
The game should be an interesting
one, and give the men some needed ex-
perience for their California trip.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
A LIVELY
RUNAWAY

There was a lively runaway about
noon, but the team was not Of the grand
stand kind, and did most Of its artistic
work in the alley, whore II could not be
appreciated. The work was good, how
ever, and the stunt, while IL lasted,
good one. The team belonged to Albert
Pctzcl, who lives six miles south Of the
city, and they were hitched TO light
top buggy Mr.. Petzel drove into the
alley back Of the Willamette hotel, and
the. horses moving managed to pull the
neck yoke Off the tongue, which dropped
and they started TO run. They crossed
Ferry street with ever increasing speed,
tho buggy tongue doing the disc plow
act, and soon after getting into the al
ley the tongue made a dive for a tele'
phone pole, doubled up and broke from
the force Of the impact, while the
horses broke loose from the buggy, and
lied on through the alley. AS they
crossed the sidewalk on State street one
horse fell and slipped, and was dragged
half way across the street before he re-
gained his feet. Then they lit out with
the wild exuberanee Of school boy on
a half-holiday, but got ashamed OF
themselves and wound up their frolie
by running under a shed at sehramm 8
stable and stopping. A broken tongue
and a couple Of single-tfees was the
amount Of the damage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

All records for the tonnage of vessels
Hearing from the district Of Chicago
n one month were broken in August
|Vhen 1908 ships of all kinds, with
registered tonnage of l,2s9,9S5 tons
departed. During the same period
} 2O2 vessels with a tonnage Of 1885,
BOZ tons arrived.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
saturday. October 7th

Is the date Of the Daily Journals
great special sale day. On this date
you can get the Daily journal for one
year, cash in advance by mail, for 80,
or by carrier for So. This is a fat re-
duction of 81. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

backward. The medical men attribute
this phenomeon to a probable affection
Of the brain. They have as yet no ex-
PLANTATION for the extraordinary growth.
Corvallis Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

Tea and coffee go by taste
alone; and tastes are many.
Schilling's Best teas are FIVE
and coffees four; all different
moneybacS ALL at your grocer's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

Telephones are not so plentiful bo-
cause they are marvels-but because
THEY ARE USEFUL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

Locomotives are not made because
they are wonderful-but because
THEY ARE USEFUL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
First Party Of the Peerless Club.

Invitations for the opening reception
of the Peerless Dancing Club have been
issued for the 5th of October.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
TFFFf-tf"ftFs' 'sff-s''trtEi-s-t
New Edison T heatre


Beginning Thursday, September 81,
1905, polite vaudeville's commence.
ment time.
THE LAMBS,
And their Happy Manikins.
THE MULLALAYs,
Singing and Dancing Punsters.
CROWLEY,
The great male prima donna.
ILLUSTRATED
% Darkeye, Ny Little Pappoose. New
song story. An Oregon production
THE "BIGAMIsT"
On the Edisonoscope.
Admission, 10c; reserved seats, 1Oc
extra. Two performances nightly. Mat.
inee Saturday at 3 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
Strong's Restaurant
sAlITH 3 sEFFERT, Props.

This popular restaurant has been
reopened by Smith & seffert, who
will conduct a frst-elass, up-to-date
restaurant.
Regular 25e dinner from - to
$3.50.
Merchants zoe lunch from IL
to 2.
SHORT ORDERS SERVED FROM
GAM TO sP.M
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

YOU WILL FnTD AS MANY USES
FOR WANT ADvBRTIsrNd AS
FOE YOUR TYPR-wRITER, YOUR
UMBRELLA, OR YOUR STREET
OAR.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

You don't own a typewriter or watch
Or a dictionary or a lawn mower or
a safety razor because they are
pretty or modern or customary
but because
THEY ARE USEFUL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
THEY ARE USEFUL.

II is as practicable as a street ear--as
easy to use as an umbrella-it is a
part Of tho MACHINERY by which
you DO THINGS in your Office aad
store and home-aeting at once as
salesman or buyer.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-02-03

fast as samples are exhibited and the
Gebhart is advancing to figure that
would have proven prohibitive few
years ago. For the market price for
the Gebhart has risen to between Is and
II cents. A lot of over hundred cases
was sold at the first figure, and a lot of
one hundred and fifteen cases at the lat
ter. In Sumatra leaf trading continues
brisk. Some importers have nearly de-
pleted their stock. The Havana market
is reaching the boom time almost during
the Spanish American war. Prices for
Remedies are soaring higher and higher
and it is expected that first Capaduras
will bring so cents, as 36 cents have been
offered for second Capaduras in Cuba.
Neither is there any abatement percept-
ible in factory vegas, which easily real
ize the price according to their merits
Journal. N