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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
SON fSInS SuS SlNTOMAS /?

,,rodu,cci6n a, cnapismo. enis'ones de dia dc
n0che derrames oil eetar en- prNsehoia uo % uS
persona del sexo opuesto . ~ AZ Ios mi.cnios
t0ue son precursores de la Eplepslal; penssr
nloutOs Y sueG0s youptuosos; soiocaeiones'
tondoncas dormitar dorinir. efnsacion oe eIh ao
hrutccimiento, p6riida de la voluDtad, falta de
snereia impOsibilidad de concentrar ias iueans,
ioiores en- las pienasy en- los mnscnlos sensacSn an
de- triste2a v de salientos inQuietud ialta ue
u,cmoris, indecisi6n, meancolia, cansancio oes
mes dscaalouier esiue 20 pequefio, manchas no:
tantss ante Ia vista, debiHdad despues del actoo
de una p6rdi Ia involun tara; delrame al haceI s
es,nerz6s On la silla, ruido sibido en- los oldos
timtiez, manos I'its pegaosos frfos, tenor as
algin poligro inmnente de muerte ,n lniottunio
i,nnotencja parciAl o total, derrame premature
tardio p6rdida dismnucion 90 los ueseos, ue.
camiento de- In nAibtlidhd NgaNDs eSldos
d6bIlrs, dyspepsia, etc. o.s O 4Hnos raSo GG eSoS n
sfntvmas s,u advertnafs 1.tnIales para un
hOmOre que drhe rect ar 3us On Srvaoas luolIas
vitaIes, B veudra d Al iesa co alguha fatai
enfermedad. 80. Ia. cra .r,rar
de alynno de l,t sintCmas arriba enumcIau0s,
QUE EOBSERVEN BIEN ESTE a " Ili;SO.
c1mnniclndUse con naestla Compana &c meulcoS
espectalistas que han t.nido velnie an anrs ne eh
neriencia trataNdo intermediates de los nerves y
de si>tema sexual, qucnts pueoeh gafahtizSr
una curaci6n r;iiira' y permanente; o.o
EnvfenOs ma rr'aCi0a compiota ue eu CaSo
Aanjopos toio su uo.nbfe direction, tGaf, ocu-
paCi0n 81 es casato Q toliero, cuaies &c iuS hln-
tomas nombratlus 60 le han maElfestauo d Cup
al I'd, IN usado elgun tfatamiento paIa gonotlca
estrechez. stills alguua otra enfermedsd venelca
Nuestra jnnta de m6dicos diagnoshcara ense
guid4 Embellishments su caso igratiSl, lnt',iln m
Ara 4 I'd, de 10 cue 10 cuesta un traianiehto de
troInt4 dias, on 81 Que Sc efectuhr$ una culacion
radical Nc erestabecpraa Ud. su n!pleaa Salnn,
yolye,a I'd ser un houibTe vignrnso. ~ Va LOS
renlite cinco pesos en bilrtrs de su pals giro
postal como garsntia de buena II, lie enviaromos
ensegui ia las medlcinas teGuor1das por correo
eertfcadO, tan pronto ccmo hutstfa Juhla ue
m6dlccs haya decidido cl complete tTatain'"nto
nue I'd doGo sonietersa.
NqMPhNIA EsPECIALISTA del n N0RTR
Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duans q1I
New Yovk. :, u, Do g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
HOMBRES DEB|LES
RECODRAD VUESTRO vlGOR
Ia DEMORk ES PELIGR0SA.

parece one el Crcador ha ordenado que despneSs p1S
is la sagre el tluido vital seminal sea hn,hrs IJ
stanca mas preciosa en- el "uerpo dei holnUtel
oiSnna n4rdtda contranatufal de OIL prooueira
sismnre resultados desastrosos. ..osoAaa
Muchos hombres han mnerto de entssd Gsl hiHado
So' 60 h,s rihones' enfermedades pulmonares etc,
0 rUr nabtr prrmitiio su yitalidad gastarse& & e1.
poniendose asi facies victimas s,rss aS 49,
nad;rinas tomadas d tempo. habrian impeddo
estas debil!tantes periidas, asi perseverance, sH
yitn,tdad para iesistir los ataques de esas poll
M%chos hombres han llegado lenth T. 40 seg1lra-
nente. A nm estado de demencia tncura5'e causa
de estss perdidas, siE saber la verda0erS Gauss
AL NAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
Iunta Central UnlOniSta

Las ofcinas centrales de la Junta
Sc han instalado en- la calle de la For
taleza, ndmero IS, bejos, izquierda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
Ell Sol" "
Compahia de seguros sObre la
vida, del Canada.

~
ReIacijr 4. sjaiestr0S pagal0S en- Puerto
Rico por Ia C0oapl7ia dc SECURES
s0br5 Ia ptda, &EL SOL> d. ca
na}j, 1 los Beaefcjad0S ds
lts P6ligaS SiguienteS:
PUERTO RICO
Feliciano Carbia, San Juan. 5000
Higinio Lopez Cechada, San
) n -. 49,. g. 80. . ~
N aauel Hsrnaiz Vidal, Ca
rolina ..... .... .... 4 900
Francisco Mendez, Cagaas.. 2 900
Antonio Guarch, Csguss.. 5000
Ramon BurguerGs, San Lo-
renz0 $3.50. $3.50. U0O
Manuel +. Lopez, Yabuc0a. 100
Pedro Sanch 2, Comorio. 4. 5000
Evaristo Guardiola, Manati. 600
Archivald Wilson, Areclb0. 000
Jose Padilla Mercado, Are.
cibo 900. ...... .., 600
Emeterio Hsrnandez, Arecibo 900
Amedor Alcobe, Utuado. 2.4OO
jose La 0 Perez Uuado,. 2.000
Z luardo Aceyedo, Laress... l000
Saturnino Arana, Lares (Po-
liza saldada ).,... ".. Isl
Tf,lta Cihhao wi 10 "a Cow.
tada, Ponca..." ..,,.. 00(
Vicente Cortada, Ponce (Con-
ira p6iza interina por fA-
llecer antes de llegar la
POLKA doGn n'tival.. ." ZOO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-08

more credit YOU ask. the better stand
Ing you'll have. That's the ticket. Now,
here, / know all about the hardware
business. an / know just why it'll go
over there. an I'll 20 over the details
OF the thing With you tomorrow before
YOU start in.E You want sleeD-thatt
what you want, But, Dawson, see here,
LEI me tell you this, now and for al.
Never under ANY circumstances. be
seen with me. Never write me letter
Never mention my name. By George
that's vital. We've got TO play this
game accoTdin 10 the cards. When you
need money you report 10 me here, You
report here every three months any
way, an wei talk things over But
outside o that never have anything TO
do with me one way or the other. And,
Dawson" he concluded as he rose. ''un-
til the time comes an I say the word
don't forget that hOnesty's the best
policy. This is a deep an wide game
were goin to play. an you've got TO b.
as honest as Khe day is long. Don't
forget il. Dawson: don't forget it,"
Dawson turned in and slept for six
teen hours.
This fellow out here" said the sales
man TO the wholesaler, wants this
small bin Of goods on credit He says
he's started up a small place OH Main
street. What do you think about it,
Where is he" said the proprietor.
getting up and looking through the
glass partition. oh Is that the fellow.
Looks honest enough. Any refer
ences?"
only Cassidy. the owner OF the
place, and Van Slyck of the First Ma
tional."
Call 'em up. then, and I'll talk to
them"
Seems to be all right" he said after
an interval of five minutes. Il guess
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-08

fidence. I did that with old Bentiy.
an after all l only got about four
thousand out o him. Still it was
money. But / been thinkin your
father an ME made a mistake. some
times we'd make a strike. but never
over I'VE figures, and generally only
about three.
He laid down his pipe and touched
the other on the arm. What l ought
TO have done ia the past, and what I
intend to do in the future. Dawson"
he said impressiveiy, is TO deal with
nothin' less than six figures. I'm gOin'
10 make a big stake. or bust, an ten to
one on it / don't bust either Look d
here, He spread some neWspap per
clippings on the table. Here's a fellow
got away with over 500. 000-you un-
derstand-seVen hundred thousand
Here's another got $3.50 600 Another
four hundred and twenty fiVe-an' so
they go. You know who these fellows
are as well as / do-theyTe bank CASH
iers. But, see here. did any O. these
fellows actually get away2 No, in.
deed. Here this fellow was caught
ana this-and this. Say, do you think
they Il ever catch me with seven hun
dTed thousand You know they
couldn't. And where's the money these
fellows took? Gone-long before they
skipped, They'd been takin' it i'll drib-
let's. long before they vent. When they
come out they got nothin 10 show for
IL. No, wait a minute. Dawson" he
continued. What's the thing that
makes 10 possible for these fellows 10
steal and steal for years2 What is it:
Why. it's because they got the conf
dence of every mothers son in the bank
an i'm the community an that's what
ii is. That's the thing. An why don't
they get away with the stuff? TN tell
you why Its because they're fools in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-08
Scheme of SutcliifHfe, Swindler
oss
CUrCLIFFE sat waiting at Steve
y ODonnens, Ia the little room be-

CUTCLlFFE sat waiting at Steve
y O'DonnelPs, IN the little room be-
hind the bar.
Sutclitte was the man who i'm Is
sent fifty alleged drummers through
the East and mailed them from the
East checks certified by his own pri-
Vate bank checks which they pro-
eeeded 10 cash in hotel Offices and bars.
The whole thing was manipulated by
Sutcliffe and d rubber stamp at this
end OF the line.
lie was the man who. a few wears
later, in is, sold many vacant lots
IN New York city, owned by absentees
and nOn-Tesidents. and gave his deeds
backed by the title policy of his own
Title guaranty company. This scheme
was gigantic. After that they said ne
was the head OF a syndicate of swind-
lers. But he wasn't. The syndicate
consisted OF Sutcliffe in the first place,
and Sutcline's private stock of fine
stationery and notariai and corporate
seals. IL was one man against the
world, and nine times out Of ten he
Won.
These are but two instances Of the
methods he adopted; lie had a multi
tude of others.
He raised his head. a man stood in
the doorway. You're here at last,
John Dawson he exclaimed. I've
bceH aWaitin for you"
The man nodded his head. He looked
tired and dusty. You expected me.
them he said.
Yep. Your old man wrote me. Did
YOU walk? What. All the way"
The other assented. ANY money!"
queried Sutchffe.
None said the other, except just
enough 20 feed on the way The law
yers got all there was 10 get"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-08

of me. BY God. yon have"
Tlev stood for some minutes. sud
aanlx S,,feliffe reused himself.
SAY sDawson, the old man'il be here
I'm = r,tnure He's due here now
WhatH ne do with him, ] wonder
.sWe'H haveto make an honest man
IF hin, too. = Said Dawson; that ali
there's left fct us 70 90. 80,
4 ord. exclaimed Satellite with a
grim and retrospective smile. 1T Il be
: :, -. s,,se enoneh tough job, but 1 guess
we've got to do il, after al;
Copyright by s. s. Mcclure COZ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-08

that it isn't right or fair 10 you to.
t.t.e this stand. but, Sutciifie. you've
taught me 10 be an honest man. youve
built up ii reputation for ire. and 4
can't go hack on it. l cant do II.
There's 10 use I'd do this thing II
could. SutcHffe, but ! can't, so help me
Cod"
The elder man stood silent for an Jn-
slant: then he stretched out his hand.
"Sha keiH he excla imed.
john Dawson. he said huskily,
there's more than that 10 il, and II
just this" You've made an honest man
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-08

Aonths from now YOU car lay your
hands OH something over Se5eeB3.
Sutciffe.' said Dawson with a grim
smile. in three months from now / can
lay hands on sSoo,ooo, and not a CENT
less"
By George" said Sutcliffe with a
fierce JOY. by George. we've struck il.
! didn't think you had it in you Daw-
son" he said with a glance of admira-
ton. Honest, now. I didn't
Three months later Sutcliffe. the
swindler. SAT waiting in the little room
behind the bar at Steve O'Donnell's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-08

He raised his head \ man stood in
the doorway.
Here at last, Hofest John Dawson,
he exclaimed. I've been awaitin' for
y5u. Come in. Have you got it,"
Il have" said Dawson as he laid
down bulky IsScsage on the table. He
remained standing Suddenly he ad-
dressed the othsr man.
"Sutcliffe.' h said earnestly, look
here, j ean's 40 this thing. I've got 70
back out There isn't a man. woman
or child in Monroe that doesn't rust
me TO the end. l know" he said simply,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

ID Is veTy reasonable 20 suppose II the
foundation Of structure was removed
that tho building itself is bound 10
come down. This simple principle can
DO applied 10 disease. Take medicine
int the system that viii remove the
eaufe Of the sieknssa and Illness viii
leave of itself. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
sick headache and biliOusness have
their foundatiOn In stomach disorders
Remove this weakness and the other
symptoms are no more There is one
cure for this that ali druggists sell
for z6e per bOEi Il 10 DR.. Gums In
proved Liver PillA They got right At
the beginning Of she disease and make
the cure By taking away the cause.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

IA0W0ZEA
E.- GsH41z5:zz 3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09
GLOOMY
OUTLOOK
AT PANAMA
Salaries, Sanitation and Sal
aries Have Used up Ten
Million Dollars
tHarper's weekly.)

it Is understood that Secretary
Tafts visit 10 the Panama canal strip
is made for the purpose Of enabling
him to give the 6fty-ninth congress
when it meets in December some first
hand information concerning the way
in which the s1o,O00,OOO already ap.
propriated for the interoceanic water.
way-ouisido Of the s40,OO0,OOO paid
70 tho French company and the t10s
100000 given by way Of purchase mon
oy 70 the Panama republicans beon
spent. There is no doubt that the
money is almost all gone, and that tho
canal commission is preparing a re.
port which win give all tho details Of
expenditures up 20 october 1. The 70.
port viii show that there was about
t2,5OO,OO on hand on that date. Since
then 20 much money has been oxpend.
ed on large contracts that tho balance
az the end Of October win bo only
sbout ti,o0o,OOo which, At tho present
cost Of keeping up tho work IL ap.
proximatcly 100000 a month, viii BE-
wiped out by tho end Of tho year.
70 is indispensable, therefore, that
within tho noHt 90 days como more
money shall be got somehow either
by an issue Of bonds or by now ap.
preparation. 10 IL undeniable that the
soni ofhial statement made public In
Washington on October rs by tho 500
rotary Of tho commission 10 unsatis.
factory. Heretofore tho criticisms Of
tho delay In digging the canal have
been snot by representatives, OF the
commission with tho plea that tho To-
cal conditions had been such az 10
prevent going ahead rapidly. There
were no docks AZ Panama or Colon, VIC
are told. suitable 10 the work demand
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

dont Of tho club wire Governor Cham
beriain a. followsi That The Greater
salem Commercial Club favors the ap'
pointment Of an United States senator
who win favor Improvement Of Coos
Bay and Yaquina Bay on equal terms
With improvements Of tho Columbia.
Carried
To tho Emercgoncy Committee of the
Board Of Trustees Of Willamotte
Univorhtyi
The Greater salem Commercial Club,
AZ a special meeting held on December
sth, and called for the purpose Of dis
euuslng tho matter Of tho lease asked
FOR by tho Oregon Nursory Company,
after a full statement o. the situation
as understood from tho action taken al
the meeting Of fthe board on December
9th, bsga leave 10 submit the follow.
ing resolutionsi
That tho Oregon Nursery Company,
with a present pay roll IN wages alone
Of between 100000 and 10000 annual.
~, AL OF which 10 money brought 10
our midst from outside points, is a vaiu.
able adjunct 20 our business eommuni
~.
That unless the present ground can
DO released 10 tho above company on
favorable terms, they viii be compelled
70 sacrifice their present bulldogs and
move 10 another location, which means
that they win leave Salem.
inasmueh AZ that portion OF the
campus utilized BY tho nursery com
pany, win In the nature Of events be
the last 10 be available for University
buildings, We, the Greater Salem Com.
mereial Club, feel that, as business men,
the trustees should endeayor 10 obtain
a reasonable revenue from Legitimate
source, without sacrificing the beauty
or utility Of the campus, or interfering
with tho work OF the University
We feel that the last proposition OF
the trustees, in which they oaer ap.
proEimately one-haH OF the ground eov.
cred by the present lease, amounting
to about one-half acre, with no street
frontage, FOR a period Of ten years at
an annual rental Of $500. places a pro.
hibitiye price on the property and TO
s'riets the nursery company to an area
Inadequate for It's purposes We, there
fore, suggest a modification OF your
proposal which viii give the company
sufficient ground for rs needs, at a
rental based on fair valuation Of the
property theFeby insuring the eontinu-
anee Of the firm in our city.
Respectfully submitted,
Greater Salem Commercial Club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

ed when the commission took over the
property three years ago, and the har-
bors had TO be put in condition TO re-
ceive the shipping which viii have to
be employed to carry the material to
be used on the canal works. Assum.
ing the sincerity Of this plea, we should
naturally expect to find that a large
part Of the s9,OOOOOO expended during
the last three years has been applied
to the improvement Of docks and har-
bors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

We add that since June 30, whom the
hguroa Of the preliminary report ond,
ti,9oo,ooo has been spont for two
steamers, which woro Immediately loas
Cd 20 tho Panama railroad company,
and that during tho last two months
tho expenditures on tho iathmus have
Increased az an enormous rate. Not
until merit Juno Ia there any sEpoota.
tion that tho letting Of contracts wall
stop, and tho running cost be dimin.
ished. just before leaving Washington
for the isthmus Secretary Taft ondeav.
ored 20 explain away some OF tho above
hgures When We leased tho canal
strip, no said, Il was In terribly un.
sanitary condition, and tho hrat thing
10 DO was 10 make II sanitary. Then
Il was essential that everything In
the way OF plant and equipment should
bo In readiness before a large force
OF mon was sent down there 10 shovel
dirt. Asked 20 account for the inalg,
niheanoe Of the charges for excavation
the secretary admitted that there bad
been A. yet no attempt 20 arg on d
large scale. What had been done bad
been merely In tho way of experiment
alton. Az soon AZ tho PLAZA OF tho ca
nal should be definitely fixed upon
whether lock or sea leyel-and the 70
mainder Of the needed equipment pur
chased and delivered, tho work OF ex
eavation will BE- begun IN earnest
Meanwhile, as We have said, the siO.
100000 viii have been used up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09
- r 1o ~ @o oN 7if TARoR QUESTION: SATURDAY, DEC 9l1 ~
Imner Hall Admission free. And Sunday, PC o1 -

lay for asylums and hospitals The
construction and repair Of buildings
cost 1906, 900, and about $l55,OOO was
paid for some outstanding stock Of the
Panama railway. Reasonable enough
too. seems the expenditure Of $4,000
on machine shops and sls6,00O on wa
terworks and sewers. What will as
tonish most people is that, out Of the
total disbursement Of more than $4,000,
600 up to June 30 Of this year, less than
s6e5. 900. or about ~ per cent, was
charged to "canal construction. b" II
any such ratio Is to be maintained
throughout the building Of the canal
It is obvious that the aggregate cost
Of tho work has been grossly under
rated Surprising for another reason
Is the item - more than S5sl,0O0 for
salaries drawn by men not engaged In
supervising excavation" J." OF this
sum about $4,000 went to special com.
missioners, appointed 90 help regular
oonAHllalhoNtFa 70 HAht W AuNA htAh''f
and s57s3 to the Office Of the commit
tee on engineering. The rest Of the
huge disbursement for "salaries" was
divided among the department Of ad
ministration, which got about el25,.
900; the department Of government
and sanitation t67, 600 sanitation he's
already figured under another headi
and tho department Of construction and
engineering t2si, 900. On the other
hand, tho officials in charge Of the
men who did the digging-that is 20
say, tho main work for which tho tio,
100000 was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
y 100000. Perhaps that is a. much aa
they deserve when We nnd that In tho
Colon division tho Item Tor "eKcava.
ton" IL loas than 10000. and IN tho
Chagros division iosa than tiO7. while
In tho oamboa division tho outlay for
excavation was NIL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

The story Of the torture OF Rev o
p. Moore, pastor Of the Baptist church
OF HarPersviIls, N. y. win interest
you He naysi "I suffered agOnies.
eeeause Of a persistent cough. resulting
from tho grip. I had 10 alesp sitting
up In bed, ] tried many remedies.
without relief, until 1 took DR.. King .
New Discovery for consumDtion
Coughs and Colds, which entirely cured
ny cough, and saved me from eonsump
uoA- " A grand eure for diseased con.
eltion OF Throat and Lunes. AZ J. o.
rsiry's drug store. Priea 500 ana
wv guaranteed Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

yaek-i suppose there 4 notAine that
please. a woman more than the devoted
as.ention q the man Of her choice
bs..-hreept, perAaps the devoted
attenfion % the man Of soms othev
sni's shoiee.--Pbiladolphia Pres.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

fhs above % ths usuAI vsrdiet %
tho traveller using the Missouri Paeias
railway between the Pacific coast and
the east, and We believe that the serV.
lee and accommodations given merit
this statement. From Denver, ColOra.
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily 20 Kansas City
and So. Louis, carrying Puilman's lat
sst standard sleetris-lighted alesping
cara chair ears and uP-to-dats dining
cara The same excellent service is
operated from Kansas City and ST.
Louis 70 Memphis, Little Rock and Hot
apFingA IL yOu are going east o.
south, Writo foE particulars and fun In
formation.
W. O. MBRmE, GoA. Agt,
I34 Thisd g.. Portland, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

Dueis-oc.
POuitry. ESsa Hsa.
Eggs-Per doaen, zoe.
Butter, retail-s6c.
Hens-eika
Ffys-so.
Fruits. vssStAuss. nsa
Potatoos-25c.
onions-ihc.
Apples--s5o per bushsl.
carots-o5e per bushei
Beets-s5e per bushei.
Pears-ei.o0 per ewt.
Tropical RruitA
BanARAs-oihs 10.
Oranges
Lomons-
Live stock MArKSA
atsers-2he.
oows-ih@ae.
Hheep-to.
Dressed veal-oa
Fat hogs-6Ee.
Grain. Feed.
Baisd ooysr-t7.OO@s7bo.
cheAt-to.50@t7.
Timothy--te@eo.5o.
orAin-t7@t7.60
Bran-t22.
shorts-s2s.
Butter and Cream.
b. Commercial Cream 90
Butter -s2ne
Butter fat-soe At station.
Wheat-65e.
Flour, wholssals-ts.76 per ba1sL
Flour, retaii-si.oo per sask.
Portland MArka
Wheat, Olub-75@70e.
Yallsy-Ts@75s
Blnestem-76077e.
oAts-choies White, t25@t26.6O.
Aillstuff-BrAn, els.
HAy-rim0thy-Sl1@el
PotatOes-5O@TOe
Pouitry-Average old hsns, IlOl2o,
youHg roOsteFs. lO@lle; springs. Il1s0
.s1sei dressed chickens l2@lAe; tur-
esys' live l7@lsej turkeys, dressed,
sAoies' 4o@assi geese, live, per pound'
eCesej geese, dressed, per pound, lO0
iisj ducks l4@laAe;; pigeons, el@
sl.zoi squads, e2@ea.60.
PoEk-Dressed, o@Tsse.
Beef Dressed, 1@45ke.
1utson-DEessed, o1k@TMe
1h@lOe.
"ooi--ieoo clip, valley, coarse 10
nsaaum' 2e@27si Eastern Oregon.
AohAir-Nominal, s0e.
Buttsr-Fansy. creamery sO@sa,se,
store, l0Ql08hs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09

To our amazement, the items Of ex.
penditure set forth in the secretary's
report disclose only a charge Of s1965
for "docks at Colon, and another Of
sl354 for "harbor dredges" There
is, TO be sure, in the expenses Of the
Culobra division a charge Of s2O12 for
"tools," followed Immediately after
by another OF ell, PAP for "repairs Of
tools" and another Of t1o,3o3 for
contingent expenses" II has hith-
erto been asserted, as wo have said,
that the difficulty Of fitting the har.
bors to accommodate the needful ship.
ping was the lack Of dredging facili.
ties Yet the expense account furnish
cd by the commissions secretary re.
voals only the purchase Of 'excavat.
ing and dredging materials" 20 the
cost Of eel ,050, while on "repairs 20
eTcavating and dredging MATERIAL
only ts3le was spent. In view Of those
figures Il win be difficult for Secretary
Taft 10 convince congress that any
large part Of tho sio,OoO,OOO cxpond.
cd has been applied 10 that improve.
mont Of docks and harbors which was
pronounced indispensable 10 tho ef.
feotivo prosecution Of work on tho wa
torway
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-09
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