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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-22
Public Is Aroused.

The public is aroused to a knowledge
of the curative merits of that great
medical tonic, Electric Bitters, for
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
II. Walters, Of SAG st. Clair ave., Co
lumbus, Ohio, writes: "For several
months / was given up to die. had
fever and ague, my nerves were
wrecked; could not sleep, and my
stomach was so weak from useless doc.
tor 8 drugs that 1 could not eat. Soon
after beginning to take Electric Bit
ters obtained relief, and in short
time was entirely cured" Guaran-
teen at j. O. Perry's drug store; price
soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-22
DR.. Stones Drug Store

does strictly cash business; owes mo-.
one, and no one owes it; carries large
stock; its shelves, counters and show
cases are loaded with drugs, medicines.
notions, toilet articles, wines and
liquors of all kinds for medical puT-
poses. DIR. Stone is regular graduate
in medicine and has had many years of
experience in tho practice. Consulta''
tions are free. Prescriptions are frees
and only regular prices for medicine.
Dr. Stone can be found at his drug
store, Salon, Oregon, from in thA
morning until o at night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-22
A Pleasant Way to Travel.

The above is the usual verdict of
the traveller using the Missouri Pacific
railway between the Pacific coast and
the east, and we believe that the serv-
ice and accommodations given merit
this statement. From Denver, Colora-
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily to Kansas City
and st. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat
est standard electrie-lighted sleeping
cars, chair cars and up-to-date dining
ears. The same excellent service is
operated from Kansas City and st.
Louis to Memphis, Little Rock and Hot
Springs. If you are going east or
south, write for particulars and full in
w. G. M'BRIDE, Gen. Agt,
l24 Third St., Portland, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-22

named in the constitution, and took his
extras, as did the secretary of state
ana treasurer, in so much each month
Tor managing the asylum and other
state institutions; always paid in sepa.
rate warrants. This had been the cus
tom before his time and has been since
Ihis was thought by some to be more
OF technical than a real objection.
but 1t was the view that had boen
adopted by former legislatures and was
accepted by all state officers as being
legal. 1t was applied to the Judges of
tine supreme court as well as to state
officers and their salaries were not
raised directly above the $4,000 named
In the constitution, but the legislature
created extra duties by sending them
TO Pendleton in Eastern Oregon to
hold court once each year and has
given them $500 extra for performing
that duty, which was not dreamed of bv
the trainers of the constitution. In
tins way the judges have been receiving
$4,000 year, and by the "fiat sal
ary" bill will receive $4,000. if it be-
comes law. 1t will be "flat" vio-
lation of the constitution, of course, in
direct manner, while the other was
only indirectly, if at all. Perhaps the
supreme court would have decided
against the other method if it had been
brought before them, but it was not,
and of course the acts of the legisla.
ture were and are valid until decided
otherwise by the court. If the court
would have declared the extra fees and
not paid as salaries, but
allowed for services rendered to indi.
viduals or to the state for duties pro-
vided by the legislature, unconstitu-
tional, as many believed they would
if brought before them, it is almost
impossible to conceive how they can
sustain this "fat salary" law and
fiat" violation of the constitution,
should it come before them. If the
fees and emoluments are repealed in
the same act that provides the "hat
salaries," and if the act shall be de-
,lared void, then the fees and emolu-
nents, and the present patched up sal
aries in the form of extra payments,
will still remain, but if they were re-
oealed in a separate act, the validity
If which could not be questioned, then,
f the "fiat salary act should fail,
he salaries would go back to the con.
'titutional limit, where they started
nearly so years ago. That would create
IN imperative necessity for amending
he constitution, unless the state Off
,ers and judges should be required
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-22
WORSE EVERY YEAR.
Plenty of Salem Readers Have che
Same Experience.

Don't neglect an aching back,
1t will get worse every year.
Backache is really kidney ache.
To cure the back you must cure the
kidneys.
If you DON'T, other kidney ills fol.
low
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright IS
disease.
A Salem citizen tells you how-the
cure is easy.
William M. Spayd, living at the cor
ner of North Winter and D streets
says: "Words cannot express my
opinion half strong enough of Doan IS
Kidney Pills. have known their re-
markable merits for the last eight
years, having used them in Clinton
county, Mich, where was living. My
kidneys were source of annoyance for
quite number of years. had much
pain across my lOins, and the secre-
tions from the kidneys were irregular
in action, causing me to rise often Dur
ing the night, and at times there was
scalding. / procured Doan's Kidney
Pills at DIR. Stones drug store and
gave some to a person visiting us, and
they gave her wonderful relief, and in
my case was benefited in every way.
My backache was relieved and the
trouble with the kidney secretions was
corrected. You are at liberty to refer
to me as one who can endorse the claims
made for Doan's Kidney Pillm also
know of a great many others who have
used them with the best of results -
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosterMilburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents FOR the United States.
Remember the name-Doan Sand
take no other. %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-22
|INCAID
ON FLAT
SALARY
Sme Law and Philosophy
From the Grand Old Man
of Lane

Ehen Pennoyer was governor there
1 some talk of passing "fat sal
y law, but he opposed it on the
md that it would be unconstitu-
! pal, and the scheme was dropped,
be would have vetoed the bill. He
willing to receive more money than
$1,000 year provided in the con
hilton for the governor, and sign
appropriating or allowing more as
! for the secretary of state, state
surer, judges, ETC., for extra SER
Is not contemplated or foreseen by
makers of the constitution, but he
med it must be for extra duties
pted by the legislature since the
stitution was adopted, and not as
ht" or lump salary" He drew
line at fiat salaries" greater than
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-22
The Salem Abstract

And Land Company viii hereafter
represent the Phoenix Assurance Com
pany, replacing H. B. Thielsen. In
case Phoenix policy holders desire any
change in their contract, kindly pre-
sent the same to the newly authorized
agents. Renewals and applications for
additional insurance viii receive prompt
attention. 2-2l-3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-22
Cab War Still On.

Cab hire to any part of the old city
limits, to or from the depot, 25 cents.
All orders, day or night, promptly at.
tended to. All other orders at rea.
sonable rates. Club Stables. G. w.
Yannke. 2-15-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-22
The Best Known Of All

Every one knows that it is the best
known Of all brands, and all smokers
know that il is the best quality. The
La Corona cigar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
Snn MCtttr.

Iiir Warplau0 mn0 Den Giitritt
Columbia HCaenlhmuer mo Dcron-
0crIihc Wiu0c.
Ser b0hitc Recommendation mar
81 @roO nm 3 llbr Nod)mittagS.
Ter nic0rigitc Ghcrmomctcritono
lpar - @roo um 6 llbr WorgenS.
Mittlcrcr Nnronleterltan0 1899.
Ser boditc (bcrmonlcteritono Der
Icbtcn u Stmocr in undiolgcnOcn
StGotcu mar, mie iolgt; Gnitport g.,
Eortlnn0 76,9olton 81, Alboup ST,
NcU l)ort 81, &orriSburN 80, Fbl'
la0clpbiu Sc, Mtlnntic Gitn 50, Cape
Nan IS, Waihingtnn 81, NorioIf 81,
Naitcro3 S6. Charlotte IS, Nilmillds
ton IS, Gbnrlelton so. Snudnnab 50,
&ndlonpile Sc, SlIpitcr 80, Seen NScit
80, 2tIonto 80, M]ontQonlerD 80,
Ncm Orleans 81, EoIcitinc 92,Gor'
puS Ghrilti SO, Mcmpbi3 80, Ginciu'
natl 81, Fittabur0 s., CamcGo 81,
Buffalo 81. GlcDeIono ST. Gctroit
SO. Morqucttc IS, @recn ban 81
Chicago 90, Gulutb 7G, Ct, EouI 81,
ct. 2olli9 30, annio2 Gitp o. SmG-
ia 80. Nuron Sc, 9iamord rs, @iut
lton 81, SABRE 90, &clenu Sc, Snt
2ofc Gitn So. Gcnucr Sc, Nort6Flottc
SO, GoOAc 96, NmoriIlo IS, Sos Pin
gelc@ 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
ShrdDtbarc Sbat cincr Miuttcr.

Nina @biteioro ncriuht ibr ailo
nit eponfaIi }u pG0iitcn umo
gibt itp icl6it nit ocnr @tTte oen
Zoo. = Qebtc uor jDrcm Wonnc
getrennt.
Inf iitrdtborc @ciic 1ob ii6 &c.
ltcrn Nbeno bolo mad I l(br Die 33
Sabre olte Nnno Mbttcroro in Der
@ohnltng ibrGSS dmolcr3, Oc03obn.
orjtes @eorg 2oiilcr Ocn Zoo oltrd)
Ginnebmen elmer QroBen 1oltSGDon'
fall, nod)oeit iie ihrcm iilnf Sabre
altcn cin5igcn ain0r Rolpb gleid).
ioaS cine loiiS 0c9 Sites einge.
flGBt bate. Nur Sem promptcn Gin.
a~rcifen Ser Ser5tc lit Is 81 oerOa;l.
fen, ooB oos &ino 6cutc nod am &c.
ben lit.
6rou @GitcIor6, GET. NorbmomL,
mllroc Dor ctluo IS %uhrcn nit Gee.
Wbitcioro, cinem Narulcr BON @let
WtorriS, nobe Rci'tcr2tOlUn, 9ctrnlt,
bod trcnnte iid oo3 Fanr flr5 nad)
Der @cbllrt oeS flcincu Rolpb. 6ruu
Wbitcioro fnm mad Baltimore un6
crbielt bci ibrer Shucitcr, Der @ot
tin 0cS II. Soiilcr, llntcrtunft. Sic
iuar Dem Nr5tc bel i.jnCm @eld1itc
bcbillflid), unO bicrbci hattie oieicr lie
un0 Die iibrigcn WitQlic0cr Der 6u
Mile OcrlhieoentIid ami onS gei1br-
lidc GDonfoli ollimcrtiom 9cntod)t,
Ter 3obnor5t brollhtc ooiiclbc 5ltnt
l0bten bon SuIcftch pOn Ocncn {.
lid) cine 1roBe Committing nnQclegt
bat.
Sn Sen lebtcn Gulcn id)ien sic
ilitNc Srou dilberit nicOer0cihlogrn
unh man bemcrftc. oab lie ibren
Sobn OeS Seiteren itorrcn NugeS IN,
lab lno i'm Damn NIT nllem Nus.
oriid scr Mutterlicbc ber5tc uno
tiiBtc. Nllh iprod) Tie in leBtcrcr3ci
mebr ais iemolS ilbcr 0ic Iiiicrcl.
sen, lpeldc bo5ll iiibrtcn Dob lie unS
ibr Wonn mSeinonOcr Qcgangell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
$tdot Baltimore.
9(,t bic Seier!

Grrionrn, mcIdDe bic Stabt iuGb'
rcHb Der Commemorate prrlnicn,
f6nnen Den yScntidrn GOrrcIponoen'
ten" nnS SaS SpnntaaSblatt fir 90
Gcnts 9rO MOunt mad europa fir
St.30) PER YOit 5nacihidt crbaltcn,
3edtscitigc NnmclNnna Der Noreie
fir Den Summrr, CbcniO ocS ctiuaigcn
@cdiclS bcrirlbcu iino i'm 3ntcreiic
Der 2cicr cr>uiinidt, nm llntcrbrc'
DUNG in Der 3~uicuonu8 ocS SlGtteS
III UcrIiitCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
Sbicranalcrei.

Goli3cirid,tcr 8rullrnt perb1nai
iduucrc Strafcn iiber SbierquG.
fer. Conrad 9oter botte Elm
Qicr0 Den gon5en Sog bungerl
unO olrriten loiicn. - Ter Neaer
@coroc SlouQbier botte cinFtero
nit mullOcm Riidcn cingcipannt.
S25 in bciocn 60lcn.
3mci Sale Don ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wibbon0lurg BON Eicrbcn fomcn &C.
itcrn i'm mittIeren Stationabnl'e
Dor Dem |oIi5eiriUter Grammar sur
8erbonOllmq. unO IN beioen 6daen
murocn sic llebcltbdter 5llr 3oblln1
pon S25 Straie mo Soften pcrilr.
tbcilt, mcldc Stroie lie I'M @eidng'
nib obiiBcn meroen.
Sin Soil b%eionoercr Ser5IoIlgfeli
mar Scr 0ca SatiircrS Conrad 9ater
BON 9tr. 5O6, @eit SiooleItroBc.
Sciu SdnpoQcr @CSleD SbcrtOml
bon Nr. SO6, Nor0 @opitrnBe, bate
linn am I. }llault iriib Morgcns lein
GicrO mo @ogen nit 81 ruertbareb'
len nnucrtrult uno 5r0em @elo 5ll1n
aoiti BON Nieroeillttcr ~gcQcbel. Wt
0cn gbCn0 botte 0otCr ulld) n0bejli
oltsbcrfouit, ben gr0Btcn lheil oea
cinocnonrmcncn 8cloc@ u6cr bate G,
uertrunfcL un0 0u4 YicrO bate cr
pcoer 0ciiIttcrt. nod Qetruttt. Yn
ser Gdc pom 9iooleitroBc mo @ull'
ioro . Gluculc innt Oo2 crmottetc
5bier ihlicBlid) nicbcr, unO Der
Monn licB ca BORT lic0en. &naben
brod)tcn Dem orllen Gier0 @ru3 uno
@oiicr mo bcnod)ridtiqten Oicl bicr'
id)ub . Wcicuihoit, iueld]c oolIclbt
nod cincm Stale bringcn licB, no
es ipdter pcrcnoetc.
Ger NcGcr George Slou9btcr bon
Nr. 52S, @ioolc g.. Allcp, ebenioll9 ell
SouiirCr nit &re6icn bate 0eltcrn
Morgen cin Gier0 einaeiponnt. Del
ien Hilden cine cin5i9c aroBe @rmoe
mar, aus melher Der Otter QltolI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06

Mrbeiter ont Somitag oblobnt, niih
oaa lit ole mornIiide Nnerfenmlng
iold)cr lbotiahen, meld)e 81 einem
6ormoniider Ginpernebmcn 5iuild)cn
Nrbcitqc6ern llub Nrbeitern iiibrt."
NodJ Dem NeocaftuS 3critrcuten
iih Die @Gite i'm Enrt, uno Nlt mo
Sung omiiiirtc lid, bis ipGt omN6eno
ollf f0itlid)c Weile.
Tic Scitbcb0roe luor iolgcnocrmn'
zen 5u'iommcn gciett:
Hr1iibent Soi. Nsbert, @ice.Frdli'
oeut GboS. NetcrS, Sefretdr Wortin
@ebb, Shobmeiitcr Sobn &oruid,
Grnpinngs.Gomiic - !. Snfel, u.
Scelcip. ". @olocd mo Is. Gbri.
titan.
@liidSroN - Sobn SoIpe, ".
Grnit, :. 2omlborb, 9. aob.
acQelbobnen - u. Sdlenpogt. s.
Sdrenf, 5. Sdneiber uno u. &oII'
mann.
lomen, aeacln - :. Rottmonn.
S%dieBitono - 6ruuf Gommcllo,
". SeaberS.
Son5.FopiQon - ". Snnnerbo'
der.
Bon Srr. Grnit anobe troi cine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus 6rontfurt
on Watn Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
NpdmalS Der Gbineien' anb0cl'
Wuoocl.

----
Gie Gbineien.aolonie in @eIt.0olti.
more in cine @rutlt1tte bon Stor1s
halen ouSgeartet. - Ter Doc un0
Sing ge yong megcn ongcbliher
llnteridllogung perbnitet.
Gle 3miitigfeiten inter ben Gbinc.
len 9oltlmore'S, nelde bereitS 81 Der.
ldieoenen Wolen ollf unliebiame
@eiie por Ole OciientIidfeit gebrodt
muroen, boben obermolS Elm fritiideS
Staoium ongcl,ommen. @eitern
gbeno muroen Ger 600 nno Sing
DC yong bon Nr. TIC, Farf Ipcnle,
oIi Ole ACKNOWLEDGING bin in Der pelt.
Iiden Goli5eiltation einaeliefert, III.
ter SoripicOclnng folid)er 5botiaheit
$219.79 I'M Nnnlen ser .@obee.2oge
Nr. 80, u. i. & u. NC" erIongt 5i
boben. Gie gelben Burden ibeincn
nit ieoem Gag periuegener 81 lueroen,
mo Der 0ipicl ibrer g%rrogon5 be-
itcbt barin, Dab lie jcbt ioaor Sroens.
Nngelegenbeiten olS Sorlpano neb.
men, nm iih ge9enieitig 81 bef6m.
pien.
9aiebnll. - lleber 1900 Yerio.
men mare1 geItern 3eugen zines nei'
teren Sieges ser Orioles" iiber ibre
8egner pom Toronto, ole lie nad) ei.
mem borten aumpie idlu9en. Selte
trcten Die oSrioleS" cine lGnaere
Heiie an, sic lie 5un1hit not Seriep.
Gitp fiibrt, no orei Gpntelte itottiin.
ocn. &on Dem Heiultat oerielbc1
miro eS gum gr0Bten Sbeile obbdn-
gen, oh Ser bieiigc Glub Die Ieiiter.
lhaft Der Goltcrn 2igu erringen miro
ODER it'd nit elmer nieberen Stelle
auf Der elite 81 begniigen bobrn
miro. IS miro elm beiBeS Singer
nm oen Sic9 in Seriep . Gitp geben.
mo Die Spiele meroen oesbolb bon
0roBem Sntereiic iein. Gas &eiuItut
scr geItrigen Spiele mar:
On Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06

NW BE u OF
zen. Su 6olge iorgloier Sano.
bobltng cincS R%epolpers Seitens Ell.
mes MtanneS, Der iid am 6reituG
TbcnO III Scnosrai's Erdieruen. ia.
trif bciono, liegt ieBt Sames 9urdL
Elm Neacriunge aus 5olbott' Gountp,
iftucr perlett I'M st. Soiepbs Sc'
ipitol" bornieoer. @urd), Der aui
Dem Sd)ooner .gaen Carrie" angc.
ltelt NOR, mMroe, oils err in einenn
9oote nad) Dem @etraioe Speifer
Der Baltimore Ohio . 9obn" RI.
bern moIlte, no Ser Sbooner lie9t,
ploBlid) angeihoiien, uno man iano,
ooB linn cine &ugel in oas 9ein &C.
0riinaen NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06

Gin Tgcnt scr Sbicrlhub . 0eiell.
ihoit lieB ocn Ne0cr p~crboiten unO
nobm oos Eiero in @eluobriom. Ger
Neaer mor Dor mebrcrcn So9en ihon
bon I9cnten Der 0cicllidoit geluornt
moroen, ooS frunfc Eiero. melteS
foum nod ouf ben TilBen itebell
tonne, nidt mcbr cin5uiponnel.
aooi Grammar iogtc. WGmner, mel.
die fcin grbnrmcn nit fronfen uno
ifmod)cn Eieroen bGttcn, o%iiritsn
olf fein Grbormcn bon ibm red)ucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06

MuSfIug BON Is c d d t :,
Icutcn. - Ser DIT Gno Ser
idonerunaS . &ercin" bat beidloiien,
am Gienitoh ben 10. Augult, eincll
Sanlilien NllSilug nod DEM Fa.t
Der Sitter Scr Srcibcit" am 9ad'Ni'
Der 81 peronltoltcn. BUR llnterb.l'
tilllg Scr Nnpcicnocn lpcrben Spielc
iiir &inocr, Yrciafcgcln mo EreiS.
ihieBeu fir &erren uno Gomen BET
onitultet mo Gririidlingen iino frct.
SIN Den pcrihieoencn 9omitc'n iper.
oen tbGtig icin: acgelbobn SboS.
g. Sepbolb; Shiebitono = Sobn ~.
Soiimun; Spiclc = GbaS. :. S.Stei.
ner; Mliiif - Sobn u. @eder; Gr.
iriihungcn @m. aobrih; 6inon'
Scn - Com. @eiger. Im Irronge.
ments : Gomite iun9ircn bic $50. ).
u. 9cder, Goriiber, @m. aobridL i,
@m. 2eipis mo @nn. i. Niiorl.
EerionaI. g 3. Sr. gu.
quit $. Yiidoif, Der Srgoniit Der
Gotterion Wcmoriol : Stride, miro
bcute Nbcno bel Dem gcmeinihoftli'
den @otlesoienite in Der eriten biih..
meth. Stride nn0 bclte Worgen ma
nGdIten Snnrtog bel Dem 8otteS'
oicnite in ser engliihen lntb. Gbri.
itls : Stride. an Der Sill, nabeGb bar
leSitroBe, lpielen.
an 9rpofIpn, N..O, q c It or
ben Yroi. 2ouiS @inter mnroe
g~eitcrn benahrihiiet, baB 1eine
Shtpelter, Srau annie @caoer, IN
9roofIpn, N.-0.. seitorben Jet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
Shiiisfarten BON Mnb nad TeMtid.
I0nD.

Bon Baltimore bis @remen: Sea.
lite $50; Yremen- Baltimore bis
gum 1. Muanlt $52.50; bonn l.. Mua.
bis 1. Nopember $751; so uno $62. so.
Munoreiie SM biaigerem Yreiie.
Stes. $. 0isaer e &c., 8immer Wr.
3, ia Dit.2erinoton-s Str. t323-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06

EoIi3eibcri d) t, - Sn Der
floliencn Wonat mllroen 1914 Ser
bnitmngcn in Baltimore uorgenom'
men. &on ben &crbuitctcn morcn
1862 mGnnIihcn uno 552 mciblihcn
8citlcd)t9. 1886 mnrcn perbeird'
tbet mo 227S morcn lebig, 1902
iuarcn g8ciBC un0 1912 mnrcn Neqer,
1920 tonnten iclcn mo idreibcn, 1872
nuren Nnolpbabeten; 3OO7 marcn Ill
ben Scr. Stootcn, 1l3 in TelttidI'
louo, III in HuBlon0, 80 IN &rlono.
30 in &tolicn 30 III Folcn, 10 in
Chino II in England, II III Scll.
reid I in 4cit . Snoien mo @ric'
denlonO, ic 6 III 90bnlcn nno 9tor'
iucgen, b III Sdottlnn6, jc 3 in ga,
naoa mo 6rontreidl, ie . i%nllnQnrn,
Snpnn portugal. HumGuicn, Sdppcr
ben mo Sin Nn1crifo, ic 1 in Vel'
glen, Gubu, GGncmnrf mo SollonN
neborcn. Bon Den Scrbuitctcn mll:s
Den bon Den Foli5eiridltern 1893 81
8cloltraicn p%crurtbeilt, bon mcldcn
tlG6 5obltcn mo 1872 Oic Stroic i'll
8eiGnaniB nblnBcn; 1lO5 ipurocn
ireigciprodcn; 3S5 ulr0en benz Sc
rihtaperIubren ilbermicicn, bon mel,
dcn 123 9iir9idait Iteltcn; fl mur'
Den nod Nuppicm, If nnd) Dem
Stnot5 . IrbeiiSbouic q nod DC,
i|ormnnitdlten gcionOt.
ii rmuni3ipolc SpicIc.-
2o3 Grcfutip Gonlite oc~rlHunicipai
Games Aliociation belt i'm Gniino.
6ca Fotterion . Earf cine SiblnA nb,
in meId)cr beihloiicn mrrOc, Ole -.
j1brlidcn otblctiihcn Spiclc I'M
6rcicn am y. September inn Batter,
Jon Eart ob5ubaltcn. Sn 3llfllnf.
meroen Die Spicle lteta an Oieiem
S00e itottIin0eu. Nuc utbletilden
Gibbs ser Stoot meroen brieilid) ein
9Clooen mcroen, 81 Den iebcn Mit!-
nod ltottlinocnocn SibunGcn hcr
A~llociotion Scrtreter 81 id)idcn. Nlth
hoS Nublltum im A%ugemcincn ioll
81 0ielcn Siblnlcn e%in0cloocn mcr.
ben. lic G~retuiipe beitebt aus bcn
$50. SrCo. q. Neinbcimer Er1Iibent,
er StuoirntbSmii9lic0 @illiom ".
eiienbrunOt, rSobn u. @cdcr, Sorrn
4. NihoIion, Gomarb S. Gallagher
mo $, NOOiion 9ootb.
Heue 8rennerci - Iic Sc
oeroI IiitiQing So. iibcrtrll0 acltcrIl
I'M areiSgcridtc ST. SoluiOn ibr @e.
IIBtbum, 5rcibriei II. |. 10. uli bppo.
tbefnriihcm @ege an Die @dibing
ton Srilit So. hon &eiu . gorf. I'M
Die gusgabe bon 6 p~rOjcnti9cn 20
iGbriaen @olO 9tticn I'M Netrn9C
bon $4,000 81 iidern. Ter &ppo.
tbef suioIee ipiu Die Gompoonie ibr
gtobliiiement p~ergr6Bern unb ibr@c.
if1it ermeitern. 9ie Vreunerei MIR
DC Dor funi sSabrcn gegrilnOet uno il
mill cine neue 9renncrei ~iiirGogoer.
granntmein nit elmer aopo5itdt bon
1000 9uidcln taalid) errid)ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
UeIbIrnbnnaen nadj ScntidlanS nne
Celtreidj

AT "a Gents pro Marf unb 20l2
Gents pro arone. Eorto ertra.
8efiel ausseiteat auf ale 5beile
Der ggeIt. 3bep. s. 9iener & So.
ia CIt.2erinston.S Ctr. 3immer Rr.
3. QS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06

bod Gloubte Nicuano, ooB iicS clbiI.
morogcounfcn bcQtc.
0eltern fiir5 nnd) Z llbr bGrtc Or.
2offlcr. Der lid IN ieinem @ilrcnu be-
ionb, mic Der tlcine Hulpb obcn, IN
Der bon ibm mo ieiner Wiltter be
nlbtcn Stibc in ionoerborcr @ciie
mcintc nno mebrmolS lailt aiiiid)ric.
Or. 20iilcr Lief binoui IN boS 3Im.
mcr mo ion0 Srou @bitcioro in
onld)einenb bclullbtloiem 3uItonoe
uilf Dem Bette Iicgenb ollf, mGbrcnb
Der &nobc mcinCnb iiber Den &orpcr
Ser Mllttcr ollS9citrcdt lag, an
nGd)ltcn gltNenblid iob er cine 6lo'
idc, lpeld)e, luic or pilBte, Gpontoli
cntholtcn bate, nebcn Der Trou lie.
gen, ioBte Den Gerbodt, bob ein
SclbitmorO uorIicge, uno t%clepbonir'
tc nod) Dem nGhitcn Ir5te. Nr. Su'
bert anopp bon Hr. 1914, Sit'Fre-
itonltroBc, lou0tc 5isrit IN ocm &ou-
ic al, uno inn N%uaenblid, oils cr IN
ocn Houn frat, in peldlcm lid Die
iirdtborc Sro0Goie crei9nct bate,
Qob sic Srol cinen lebten SGlfScr
bon iiA rnb iturb. Gas aino lhien
Dem Sobe nabc, bod entpfobl Der
Ir5t bciien ihlcunige lleberrilbrlll19
mad, Dem st. SoiepbS"SoIpitol.
Charles 9orononn bon Nr. l4lO,
NiSallitbltrobe, Gin gruoer Der 0ralt,
lief nit oem anaben I'M grme nod)
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lang, i'm sllll 9red)en 81 brlllGell,
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G%orouterS belt cine llnter'lldyiing
ob nno cntidico. Bob ein Selbltnloro
porlicac uno Elm Snaitelt i'nllotblg
lei.
Hcue @nnten. = Sr. Sp'epD
Shamberaer, ser befaitnte @allnlcl'
tier. hot nit Dem g~nsgroben mr. ole
G,rnoomente bon 10 SGliern an Der
Siio- Goturcnt.S traBe, BON Nr. | bis
10, beaonncn. Gle nelieu Sdu'er iper'
Sen in mooerncm Stpl errldltef llllo
nit gb5ngSfaudltn III yerplnonlg
gebraht.
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Gr. 49,. ch.Yaltimsrs. straas

VT. I2t, LW'BuItImutNs SttuHt'
YaiIaae Notariats 0elbmedirl'
Snrcan. Shiffsfarten fir aue
Oampier. 2inien. @eiiepdiie. Wediel,
@eIomediel unb @eloienoungen.
(MpriI4. 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-05

Dr. II. W. Wiley. the brilliant and
original chief Of the bureau Of chem
istry OF the department Of agriculture,
was asked the other day by a reporter
why ne did not investigate rouge.
Rouge" the reporter said, may be
very harmful. very poisonous. sir.
Don't you think that It requires inves.
tigationY"
DR.. Wiley smiled.
mo" he answered. Il can't say do.
II rouge we're poisonous. unnumbered
women would have died OF it long ago.
@By the way. I'll tell you queer
thing about rouge. II is something that
I came upon one day in a pharmacy,
and think II illustrates an odd phase
OF human nature.
"A young girl was buying pot Of
rouge, and heard her murmur 70 the
rlerk:
You guarantee that this VIII not
rub off?'
I do. indeed the clerk answered.
'Thls, like all our other rouges. is ~ar-
ranted 10 stand the hardest kiss OF IN
vestigation that any Of your women
friends win try ON IT,"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-05
peafne.a cannon b cured.

bylocai applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear,
There is only one way 70 cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inhamed condition OF the mucous lin
ing OF the Eusiachian Tube When
this tube is inhamed you have a rumb'
ling sound or imperfect hearing. anu
when II is entirely closed. Deafness is
the result and unless the inhamms.
ton can be taken out and this tubs
restored 70 It's normal condition. hear
ing will he destroyed forever; n.ne
cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh
which is nothing but az inflaned con-
dition OF the nuscous surfaces.
We viii give Ore Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness lcaused by
c&iarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
lars, free.
f. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Psls for consti
patton.