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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-10
BLACR DRESS GOODS.

S1 SILK AND WOOL EOLIENE, t9c
 YARD. i4-inch Imported silk warp Eoli- enne. perfect jet black, handsome. silky finish, s1 value, pre-Easter sale price I9c yd
 9Sc A YARD. 4i-inch French Voile. very crisp finish, fine mesh, perfect jet black, S1.2J value. pre-Easter sale price 9Sc yd S1 AND s1.25 ALL SILK GRENA-
 DIMES, 69c X YARD. 4I-inch iron frame Grenadines. fancy and plain mesh. pre-Easter sale price 69c yd s1 BLACK PANAMA SUITING, 15c
 A YARD. I6-inch Canvas Weave Cloth. very stylish for shirt waist suits, good black. S1 value, pre-Easter sale price 1Jc yd s1 BLACK ENGLISH MOHAIR. 69c
 A YARD. 44-inch Imported Mohair SiciIian. with beautiful lustre. reversible. pre-Easter sale price .s,c yd s1.25 BLACK BROADCLOTH. Sc \
 YARD. Jiinch Twillei Back Broadcloth. handsome black. with high lustre. will sponge free of charge during sale. pre-Easter sale price s5c yd REMNANTS OF BLACK DRESS
 GOODS HALF PRICE Remnants and short lengths of sta- pie Dress Goods. this seasons styles, lengths from ? to yards, prices marked night in half.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-10
Fatal Fire at Hunbola statie,.

WINNIPEG. April @.-In the de struction by fire of hotel at Hum bold Station, on the Canadian Northern railroad. Captain Jones. one of the pro- prietors. lost his life in trying to save property. W. Fitzmaurice was severe ly burned in trying to save the people in Cymmin4s' restaurant, which was also destroyed Several othsr pszDsoG wefe in5uro6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-10
ExTRADITloN OF SMITHS.
Governor Herricl< Has Issucd . New
 Warrant For the Couple.

Warrant For the Couple.
 COLUMBUS, O., April Ex-Governor Herrick has issued new warrant for the extradition of J. Morgan Smith and wife, now under arrest in Cincinnati on an indictment returned in New York charging them with conspiracy in the Nan Patterson case. The warrant was issued at the request of Assistant Dis trict Attorney Garvin of New York, who arrived from Cincinnati.
 Counsel for the Smiths have not yet given notice of their intention to ask for a revocation of the extradition, but the governor has decided that if they desire he will give them a hearing at once
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-10

Arsenss Plieairn DeaS at PittsSvr~. |. PITTSBCRG, April To- .-Arsrmus Pitcairn aged fifty-six. vice president and comptroller of the Pittsburg Plate Glass company. died at his home last night after a weeks illness. pneumo- nia developing within the last few days. Mir. Pftcain was one of the best knowD mea in uAe Sia0 busin0 in thb csunr m.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-10
An Osler Club FermeA.

ATLANTIC CITY. N T.. April 1O.- Twenty business and professional men of this city have formed an OeIer club to put oae anoth9 sut q busfneD yhea uDeleA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-10
New TOrk He

NEW YORK. April 1O.-Hebrew cit izens have started movement to cele- brate the two hundred and fifieth an- niversary of the first settlement of Jews in this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-10
Look Out!

Pneumonia is very prevalent just now. White pine and tar wards 1t on. Take ours. Take no other. and you take no chances. 25 cents takes the bottle. FITZPATRICK'S Pharmacy, East Maiu and Wall streets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-10
WHITE FABRICS.

One of the leading features of the present season is White Wool Goods in the different weaves, such as Mohairs. Sicilians, EOlines, Serges. Cheviots. Veilings and Canvas Cloth; we have a most complete stock and as leader under this head we offer 900 yards of Priestley's Genuine English Mohair in Cream White, regular price soc, 39c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-10

intended to be sold fO1 THE VOGUE IN SILKS. THE DUR
 BAR SILKS. A rough and ready stylish rough silk fabric. 10 colors, including the new greens and blues, regu- lar price S9c, for this pre-Easter sale I5c 27 inches wide.
 THE "ORIPNTA" SILKS. 27 inches wide, very dressy crepe effect, for this pre-Easter sale $1.25
 S1 FOULARDs, 59c. 25 exclusive patterns, no two suits alike, goods that were imported by James McCreery X Co. Twen- third street. New York. to sell for S1 per yard; we bought the lot and have made the price for this pre- Easter sale 59c 5oc AND 69c FOULARDS, 35c. % patterns of high class printed FOulards, some on satin grounds. some on plain, their value runs from soc to 69c, all in one lot for this pre- Easter sale, 35c yd PRINT WARP TAFFETA SILKS,
 49c 20-inch print warp Taffetas in white, brown and green grounds, with small dark pattern, very eff N.;a o,I, ;o yard, for this sale 49c MANAGEABLE TAFFETA. 49c. Warranted Taffetas, changeable col Ors, guarantee woven on every yard, this style of gown is very much in vogue, 20 inches wide, special 49c CHECK SILKS LOuisiene and Taffeta Silks in checks and small neat, indistinct plaids; these designs are very much wanted; we have them in ! blue and white. black and white, brown and white and green and white, in the various size checks. price for this sale 15c yd | WATERPROOF BLACK SILKS. Habutai Silks in black that will neither spot with water or per spiration. a soft, swishy, dura- ble, dressy, modest fabric for all around wear, 9 inches wide, from S1, S125 and S1.39,
 S5, S1 and S1.15 yd
 WHITE CHINA SILKS. White china, Jap and Habutai : Silks for waists. dresses and un- derwear, also the corded Ka Kai , Silks in white and all colors. : value 5Oc, 69c and 1Jc,
 35c, 49c and 59c WARRANTED TAFFETAs. 49c. 200 colors of warranted Taffetas, a guranatee on every yard; this is positively the most durable silk ever put on the market. either for lining or full costumes, black and all colors. % inches wide, 49t THE CELEBRATED BONNET TAF-
 FETA. Black Bonnet and Gel Taffeta, fam ous the world over for their su- perb lustre and wearing quail ties: these goods are made ex- pressly for Arnold. Constable S Co of New York. whose silks We carry full stock of: the regular price of this number is S9c yard. for this sale 1jc yd 2O inches wide. soft finish. high lus- ire and q guarantee woven on every yard.
 BLACK PEAU DE SOLE THE GREATEST WEARING OF
 ALL SILK FABRICS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-10

THE MOST FASHIONABLE IN
 DRESS GOODS. $1 PANAMA SUITINGS, 72c I'D. 4G-inch fancy weave Panamas. this season popular cloth, strictly ten shades, regular price $1 yard, pre-Easter sale price 72c yd S1 CREPE DE PARIS, SILK AND
 WOOL. S5c A YARD. 4Ginch silk and wool Crepe de Paris, soft diapering fabric, all colOrs and black, former price $1, pre- Easter sale price Soc yd Doc WORsTED CHECKS, 25c A
 YARD. 42-inch Shepherd Checks in black and white, blue and white, brown and white. very stylish. 50c value, pre-Easter sale price
 25c yd 75c ENGLISH SICILIANS, 45c A
 YARD. 52-inch Mohair Sicilian.' fine, lus- rous qualiy, in all new shades, 75c value, pre-Easter sale price
 45c yd 69c WORSTED SUITINGS, 4Sc 4
 YARD. Neat mixtures, all pure worsted checks, mannish effects and hair line stripes, in grays, blues. browns and greens, regular G9c and 75c values, pre- Easter sale price 4Sc yd 75c IMPERIAL SERGES, 59c A
 YARD. 45-inch Worsted Serges, fine>tw in all colors and black, preEaster sale price 59c $1.25 SILK AND WOOL vOILE, 9sc
 A YARD. 44-inch Silk Voile, chiffon weight. very dressy, in mode, tan, gray, green, blue, black and white, reg uar price S1.25 a yard, pre-Easter sale price 9Sc yd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
Spanien.
e m d q b n.

Wabrib, 10. Suli. Gin Sturm
bat iaf bic gan3e grnts IN ben prpc:n=
ssn SarasoRa lunb @aceres bsrnidtet,
mo i4On bOrbsr srOBe WOtb berri9te.
Die 2sbensmittel baben uneri9wings
Ii9e prsiie uno morgen molten ale Ir'
better an Streit 9eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

ais mann to- pte S6maIpuds bdtf.
81 tel iub. mas bic &unne for Mon>
tiebiBneb nit mid sema9t FEN, Biz
fie bic stpei pGdetides aus meine
Cadets eraussebabt bate, bas tann
i9 Sbne gar nit fase. sc ben sez
flebmt. i'd pdr en- 4nartift un tpoat
ben Mifter Prefenbent afaiinebte.
Sc BEN ndmli9 sebentt, bas pdr Deis
nemeit mas i9 in bic 8unbels hdtt.
90 fin t9 atptper bod mGbb setporbe.
Sd ben gefast: Sbr Jeueri9 ma9t
mid fid; es Is fem drummer, baB eu9
bic Seutf9e 10 oerbammati4t BEN,
tpenn Sbr 10 &auerts feib. Sd ben
bic Pddeti9es senOmme, befor bab
fe bu3pifde fprinse ionnte IN BEN ie
nit bic srOBte 5ori9 an ben Slobr
g%etporfe. 90 bdtte sc atpiper emol
febn foue, pie fs Do eetf9umpt i'm!
Wie bic 9aie, mare is fort, I'm in {
Sedenb i'm i4 gang aaeins in bas
&ubm sepeie. Sd lin bann pibber
gan5 eemietbli9 in bic 9abl gauge un
ben ben Qfftfer anes edsplebnt. Ser
bot ssla9t, bab Jpn bic Sierra aug bic
@use selaufe tin I'm pot baufenb mol
seiast: .gdsfiiieb moa". bas beibt
uff beiti9 rgdstuhs mk". gr bot
seIast, Ell pollt MIDI reitepeg au ben
Yrehenbent prieiente, atptper i4 ben
eeiast. i'd bebt mebbie lebter an nod
emol fomms, in bic erf9te 2ein miibt
ia en- Drint nemme, bitabs bas Big
neb bier bdtt mid lid sema4t. gr
hot's dtptper ben Wes nit BEN noble
IN bot mid nit en- annere S4entel<
mann in E unneres Rubm gehn made,
no i9 ales friest BEN, mas i9 s%etpolt
ben. Sn mein nG9fte S9reipebrief
fo1e sc BORN, tpie MIDI Der preKens
bent aufgenomme bot. 81 tel iuh, er
Is en- feiner Mdnn.
Wit beie Hiegabros
Subrs trulie,
Msif 5aberfad,
gsffpeter I'm G9eriff bon Mpple Sad,
6olie Serrer Gauntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

Sn feinen rOuensef9i9ten bes 16.
Sabrhunberts" ersGblt Der fran5Off9e
S9riftitelIer 8rantpne einen 0orfaG,
Der bic etbif9e Settle BEG mittelaltsrs
li9en Sueles treffenb iluftrirt.
Giner Der S~ueIanten bate einen
i4le4ten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c,
bubt unb tpubte bies felbit, aber aIs
Der 3peifanpf beginner fOute, Tam
linn etne elGnSenbe Sbee. einen suten
@runb au ftnben. Ct ftsllte ii4
feinem Gssnsr seseniber, unb serabe
i'm NusenbGtfe, ba fi4 bic S4perter
treuster. ftefte er fid furdtfam,
brebts F9 I'm unb lief fort. Sein
Gegnsr lieb fi9 ahnungslos bur9
bieis Stnte tGui6en unb lief Tim nu4
NIT benz erreeten Musrufe: n9a,
Selling! glenSer, Ou fliebf," uno
Der perneintli4e Seisling tpanbte ii9
fofort suriid: ~Ou Iiigt! Sept hab'
i6 aber meinen eere9ten 9runb!
@ortpdrts, gu ben Waffen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
Gorea.
9orearaff auf.

SEOUL, 10. SuIi. @ssst ben
&atb Der bier be~glaubigten austudr.
tigsn @sianbtsn bat bic &e9ieruns
ROrea's bsi9lOhen, 3tpsi gertreter nod
Waibinston au f9idsn, INN Fa @sb6r
Dor ben Observation-Disclosures 3u
beri9aHsn. Die beibsn. bsreits aus.
gstpdbiten 8srtrster babsn ibrs Stu=
bien In ben Der. Staaten 9smodt. Sic
tusroen ni9t als offi3isae Yertreter ers
f9einsn; He babsn bon benz 2aiier bon
Rorsa 10000 Gen erbaltsn, I'm bic
Ameritansr bur4 3situneen fur bas
arg In Der 2lsmms fiBsnbs 9Orsa 3u
intersifiren.
Der iapanii3s @sfanbts it nit benz
plane bur1aus ni9t ei~nberfanben unb
wiro iein N69li4fss t6un, ibm snts
aesen3uarbeiten.
Shwsben:W orwegen.
8etIegung ber Stf=
erenten.
Stod6olm, 10. SuIt. geioe
9duisr bes &itsbag babsn ibre &C.
beims Sibungsn 9ef9lOHen unb Elm &c.
membranes 3omite bereitet elm 8siet
Dor, mel9ss bic 8orI9ldge Der pera
idieoenen partsien fur 8eilesune Der
Sifsren3ert amii9en S9weben unb
Normeseu sntbdlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
II m I, paar 8eerener.
6pffer

WbeeIing, 20. 3d.. 10. Suli.
George Brotun, Elm betannter 6armsr
bon Websl Co.. eri9OB ben 15.idbri-
rissn Wm. Wiliams, bsr, sr It, isinem
Stide S9marabssrs, fanb, als bsrs
felbe fi@ ni&t f4nea genug bapon
ma9te. 8rotpr murbe berbaftet. Die
0fsntli9s Weinung 1T iiber feline 8bat
febr erbittert.
Gen. gIart letbenb.
Nem Yort, 10. Suli. 8unbes'
ferator gIarf, wel&er F& Ieste @o4s
elmer Operation untsr3og, leibet unter
Der srOben 6ibe. Seine Semperatur
:f etuas 9efiegsn, bod 1T ietn gu.
ftanb ni&t beior9niberregenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
Sapan.
e d 9feIt

% u 2 9 2 10 y TIT
Sutio. 19. Suli. 9iaesaomiral
9amimura bsri8tet, bob feline 5lOtiae
bon SorpsoobootssrR6rern bon bsn@ui.
ZEN gu gutinian bei9ofsn purbsn. Die
Qrieasiaife erpiberten bas Jsuer unb
bic ruiRf9e 2apaaerie 3os f4 aurtd.
Seuti9fano.
u9 n & o.
penbagen.
Berlin, 19. Suli. @robes Nuf-
ieben srrsgt bic 3unbe, bab Raiier Wil.
helm tn elmer @sibe bot, Sage tn Ro'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
W aroffo.Q 4.

Berlin, 10. SuIi. Mlem gn'
I9ein nod tpirb bic Marotfo = 3onfe'
ren3 ni9t In 5e3 faitfnben, ME ur-
fprineIi9 bsabf9tigt mar, fonbern
sntueber In Mabrib ober In San Sc
baFian. Wenisfens 6sri9tst bas
vg9p be parisy", bab Der ipanii4e
premisr &ios uno Der fran30fi4e SOt=
f9after gambon heute in san &c.
bafian sinsstrofsn ieien. lm bic n6=
tbigen Worbersituneen at trefeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

gsim 9eiratbspers
mtttler. 3efleftant: ,6m, bi.Ie
Dame tit mir etpas 5u gebirgig!"
9etratbsoermittlsr: .Ob, of, bebenfen
Sic absr. isoer 9iissl setpiNermabsn
elm 8olbberanerfI"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
HnBlanb.
Attentat au 8t5e-S 0 u
berr1eur I.
HnBlanb.

Stu0tUuu'
4ttentat au 8t3ez8 o VI
p%erneur.
SetfinsOrs, 5inlaro, 10.
Suli. Gpdi am Na9mittage, 2 Stun'
ben na9bem aarl 2sonarb SObentbal
uegen grmorbuns bss @eneralpretura'
tor GaiIalon Soinit su lebensldng=
Ii9sm 3u9tbauis Bel i9uerer Irbeit
berurt6eilt tporoen mar, uuroe Der
gerfu9 esma9t. @i3e : @Oubernsur
Seutri9 gu srmorbsn, als sr ben Senat
bsrIieb.
Der 0i3e-8 oupern.ur mar iiber ben
freisn gIab sssansen uno ndberte fi9
Dem Qmtslptal bss pOliseiminiifsrs ala
elm Mann bonn 8ir9erfei9e auf cine
@ntfernung bon so S9ritt cine Bonnie
mari. Die Bonnie fiel au tura absr Der
0i,e : 8ouperneur purbe bur4 ben
9uftbrud, Der bic 6enffsr in Der garl'
gen umssbuns 3eri8mstterte, gu goosn
qei9leubert. gr tpurbe nod Der po'
li3eifatiOn gsbrn9t. gr blutete TART.
bod tpurbs bic 0srlsButs ni&t FIR
tDotli9 sebaltsn.
Ser attentdter tpurbe bon Marine.
tnoettstt Dsrfolst, enttam absr.
attentat au pobiebonof
Jeff?
g t. petersburg, 19. Sult,
es sebt bsuts Nbsnb bier bas 9eri9t
bon einem alternate auf pObieoonpfs
feFf, ben @eneralproturator Der 81. Sp-
nobs. 6; it isbo9 unm6gli4 cine
8efdtigune beg @srii9tes su erlan9sn.
Die Set6rben unb isIbf bic poli3ei beg
Ba6n6ofs bon 8 arstois=S elo, mo- bas
attsntnt fattssfunbsn baben iOa, be.
Frsiten isos 2snntnib bon eiaem ber-
artissn 8Orfal.
9ongreb ber3em t b o 8.
Wpsfau II, 19. Suli. Der Son.
grsb Der 3smtuOs tuurbe beute in benz
Snuis BEG 6trtsn SOlgoroutOf er6n.
net.
Mostau. 10. Suli. Dem aon-
sreB uo6nten 225 SsIsaatsn BEL. @raf
Saposn, Der Ji9rsr Der SeputatiOn,
tpel9e ttirali9 bonn 3aren empfan9en
puros, fi6rte ben 8orfb.
Saum battle Der prdfiosnt BEG Sr9as
niIationstomites NIT elmer Iuseinan'
~beriebung Der SinberniRs begOnnen,
bic benz 2onsrsHe in ben Weg 9elegt
uoroen ieien. als Der poli3.i9ef mil
sablrsi9en llnterbenmtsn In ben Saal
trat uno erltdrts, Der prdfstt bdbe bic
0erTammlung berbotsn unb bic Be-
f9lasnabms Der S9riftitide an9e=
oronet. aGs protsfts nibtsn Ni9ts.
Na9osm bic polissi fi9 3urtidse-
sogstt bette, tpurben bic @srbanolan-
gen foriseisbt. Der plan elmer NatiO-
nnlbsriammlune, pis i'm bas aomite
bss Winifsrs gouligan entporfsn
babe, isi bur9aus unbefrieoigenb.
bod purbs 9eratben. es iOlten iopiels
9sIssatsn ME m6sli9 She'll nsbmsn,
i'm penis1sns gtuas fur bic pOlitii9s
Grei6sit 81 erlangen.
ergaunerte
Mittionen.
g t. petersburg, Is. Suli.
Die in Wostau begonnene unteriu4une
In getrsH Der felt LANCER 3eit o~fsntun.
bisen Militdrbsfreiunssn bat bersit.
usrfaunli4s SbatIa4en er9eben. g.
III fefgsteQt, bob untsr ben Stabs.
dr3ten unb seuihen IbOhen Sfi3ierer
cine 0eiidpbrung betano, uel9e e
S65nsn tp~Oblhabenber gltera m69lit
ma9te, f9 Der ginffelnng In bas 5ee'
aa sni,iebsn. Der prsis fur Die Be-
frsiunssn bstrus smii9en 1000 uni
5000 &u5el unb bic Dsri4p6rer iolsr
i'm @an3srt riebr aIs 5000, 900 &ube
ergaunert 6aben.
Sapan.
e 9he geme9e
3otio. 19. Suli. @i.esaomira
9amimura beri9tet, bob feline Glotia
bon Sorpsoobootserf6rern bon bsnRui
ZEN gu gutinfan bei9ofen tpurben. 81
Qrieesi9iHe erpiberten bas Gsuer Uni
bic ruiff9e Rapaaeris 3os f4 surtd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
81 euer 8 q.

" { U eI Z 3 U y.
@otla, 10. Suli. 9sr3og 2arl
gouaro bon Sa9isn 3oburs : @otba
puroe bsute bolidbris unb iibsrnabm
bic 3isel Der Rsgierung. Sein gins
3ua in Die 5auptfaot erfOIste nit gro.
bem 3eremonisu. gertreter bes 9ais
isrs. beg 96niss bon gnslunb unb Oes
2anoss pObnteu Der Sereibigung I'm
ber3oalidsn 8brouiaale bel.
pro3eB Siger Bis Otto.
Ser bertag /.
b, 10. Sum-. Dos
@sri4t 6at bic ipsitere gsrbanolung bss
isniationslsn 8ro,eRss eesen Oberfi
a. .. Stgsr, fribsrsn 2Ommanoeur
oss l. Wtrttsmbsrsii1sn 5sloartiasries
&esimsnts 26nig 2arl tn nlm uub
ipdtsren Baosbirsttor In 96nissbOrn
Bel l1nna /. 3d., Bis OCTOBER mad ben
Serbfman6usrr bertagt. Der In9es
tluste bra9te dratIi9e 3sugnihe Bel,
bae aus 8eiunb6eitsridf9ten feline
Inwsisnbsit bel ben @srbanolunsen
unm6glih lei.
u nter 4uerem 8eroa9 t
in9a t.
M u n d n, 10. Suli. Der prats
tii9s arst Or. 3arl &otb aus 3bal=
maifna I'm bapsriiGen &egierungsbe=
Sirf WitteIs Granten it in Seft genoms
men ruorben. gr if Der grmorbuns
ieinsr orittsn Satin, bic unl1n9f utl<
ter eebeimniboolen umfdnben pl6bli4
farb, beroa9tig.
& ALTERING u 9iel.
2ieI 10. Suli. gr.3aiisrin guss=
ME traf nit ibrer ga9t n86ifIs" bier
elm unb bsia9ts bort ben fatbolii9en
@pttesoisnf. Balb barauf isbts He bic
Gabrt fort, berer nd9ifes 3iel StoG=
hDlm III.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
24ttentate
Nnf beruorrageabe &egiernngsbearnte i'm rniiiider
6eift.

Gdie Ses Seuften &aHers mod Sopenbagen. -aommentare sur engii6zfran
s0Wdem g~crbrioernng. -Sagelweter In aurbefen.- Sturmidaben
in spanien.-&prea mill bei ben 5riebensberbaubtungem
mitpirfen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-27
Sa1em'sG Greatest GrOwingStOfe
MCEYOY BROS. s 6GfasT a"a GSufi e fGR%:Is siTsss
DIED

HUBBARD. At tho homepf his son.in-
law, II, Morris, Tuesday, October e.
1908, at l74l North Commercial
street. Salem, Oregon, r. II. Hub
bard, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Hubbard was born In BuTk, Yer
mont, and IN ls&s went 10 Wisconsin
On April ss, 1850, he married Mis-
Catherine BaFFingsr and in 1859 they
went 20 Rutherford, Iowa. Mrs Hub.
bard died In 1859, In 1895 Mr.. Hub.
bard came 10 Oregon, aud has lived IN
Salem ever since. He leaves i've ehil
dren, Henry Hubbard and Mrs. d. A.
johnson, OF snohomish, Washington
Steve Hubbard and Mrs Nellie
Thomas, Iowa, and Mrs. Benjamin
Morris, OF this city,
Mr., Hubbard had been down town on
the night Of his death and as he was
about 20 enter his home he fell dead
as a result Of heart disease. He was
a member Of the Congregational church
Of this city. The funeral was held this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, aud the buTiaI
was in City View cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-27
.RAOILROAD
CONVENTION

Chicago, Oct. 27.-The second day 8
convention Of the railroad convention
considered resolutions setting forth
and approving the recommendations OF
the President, and urging broad legis
lation. Speeches we're made by many
denouncing the railroads and trust
magnates, and urging that transporta-
tion facilities be restored to the con.
troll Of the people.
Joseph II. Call, an attorney Of Los
Angeles, spoke. He cited decisions of
the supreme court, to the effect that
empowering the interstate commerce
commission to regulate rates, is con-
stitutional, and one Of the rights Of
the government He said he wanted
that right restored to the commission.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-27
w. O. T. U. Oct Busy.
(Four O'Clock EDITION. }

Los Angeles Oct. 27.-The W. G. 4.
u. opened its 32d annual convention In
the First Congregational church AZ $3.50
a. M. The annual address was made
by Mrs. I. NJ. II. stevens Of Portland,
Ne. national president, who recon-
mended stringent methods TO rid Tho
country Of polygamy. She urged equal
purity Of the sexes, and suggested Tho
Union take a prominent part In the In
vcsiigation Of patent medicines, which
sho denounced as a means Of creating
love for alcohol, She recommended
legislation against fraudulent advertis
ing through the United States.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-27
.UMATILLA
SMASHES
AURELIA

San Francisco, Oct. eT.-rhe Pacific
Coast Steamship Company's steamer,
Umatilla with a full list OF passengers
and cargo freight, bound for Victoria,
eollided al 1850 this moFning, on
broadway wharf with the lumbeF-laden
steam schooner Aurelia, which had just
arrived from Portland Tho Umatilla
struck tho AuFeliA amidships, doing
considerable damage, and bursting her
steam pipes Several plates on the
Umatnla's staFboaTd quarter were
smashed, and panic reigned among
tho passengers The Umatilla, how
ever, continued on her way, while the
Aurelia was towed 10 the dock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-27

We have received letters from all
parts o. tho U. 3. highly recommend.
Ing DR.. Gums Blood and Nerve Tonic,
until tho faith we had In tho remedy
has been fully sustained. We had con.
hdenee from the very beginning that
this medicine should make cures, but
lacked that assurance that comes after
many successful trials. Now that We
have been upheld In our belief we want
20 impaTt 20 others our confidence.
Nervous, and unsteady people, weak,
heshless people, pimply pale, or sal
low people are all victims OF weak,
watery blood. Make new, rich blood,
10 be forced through the system by
tho way Of the arteries, and disease
cannot remain. This tonic cures dis
ease by giving you strength TO Teslst
H. An druggists sell Il for 75e, per
box, or 3 boxes for e.. The tablets
are 10 be taken after each neal They
turn the food you eat into rich, red
blood. Persons who take this Tonic
gain in good, solid lesh from I 10 3
pounds per week
W, IL Hogan, Of this city, has made
an important addition 20 his hne string
OF horses, securing OF Perry Keyt, OF
Albany, "Ruby Mont" fine mare OF
the Altamont stock, four years old and
weighing over 1900 pounds,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-27

Tired out worn out woman eannCs
sleep, eat OF work. seems as II she
would hy 10 pieces HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea makes strong nerves and
rich red blood. cents, Tea or Tab
lets. DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-27
lrnnr nInlnck EdlilonN

Chicago. Oct. 27.-This afternoon
the trump" convention adopted reso.
lutions expressing confidence in Roose-
welt. and declaring their opposition 70
conferring upon the interstate com
merce commission, or any other ap-
poinive agency, the power to prescribe
specific rates They declare the dis
satisfaction with existing laws is due
TO delay in reaching a determination
Of questions. Congress is urged 20 pro.
vide the necessary machinery to coun'
tcract this.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-27

Makes digestion ana assimilation
perfect. Makes new red blood and
bone. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea viii do. A tonic for the
sick and weak. 5 cents, Tea or Tab
lets DIR. stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-27
sure cure for Piles.

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as wen as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles are
cured BY DR.. BO-san-kO's Pile Remedy.
Stops itching and bleeding. AbsOrbs
tumOrA SOC jar At druggists, or sent
BY mail Treatise frea Write me
about Jour ease. Or. BOsankOs Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-27
Fraternal Address.

Head Consul l. /. Book, OF tho Wood
men Of the World, will be in Salem
November 9th, and viii address the
people Of Salem on "Fraternslism, -
at the First NJ. +. church at 1880 p,
m. Seats free and an invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-27

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