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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
9cfanntmadnngen
sou.eOmite Ses neuen @erints0amies.

Baltimore, Den 1 WiGi 1905.
Soroerlmga @Hgrbote lit ole hepdrdtlr oe5
@eriht5bGIies Der Stdot Baltimore lperoer
BON Dem utodro ol Nmuro"' non baltimore
eIltaegen %aen0HUHet.
,Sor6erings 9liqebotc miiNcH in perfieaelten
"NriefumihldaeH an Den oNudto ~ Iludros'
aoreifirl mo an Der 9Il6enlelte NH her slrl.
ibrift ,RrupoinlS Tor toe ALTERATIONS III SNelt
Sucune OF toe Court 6oulc ior baltimore sim"
Oerleben lciit. mo bis NIittluodn. oet 81. Mai
1905, GurmittaQs If llbr, bel prll. odrrD s.
Sunpcr (Stuot RcNiiirHiur) IN oeleit Silreal
i'm Atatb6uufe eiugerciht mcroet,
Seoes S~oroermGssI nGcbot lllliB p,ol elieW
beqlanbiaicH Gbcd in oer 0obe BON clIlenl Stos
3eHt q Vru}eni) ocs NetrdAe5 oes Soroerin9ss
Wuoebui5, 3abludr an oen N'anOr l1lo Siaot
rain bon Baltimore. bealCitCi lett.
Ser eriol9rcidDc Nieier miro gehallel lell
Niiraihait 81 itcllet mo oeIt VeltlTlITlllIlael
0es Slaot Charters bciigIlt 9onlratle ndhju
iommeu.
3eihmnQeu II. Spe3ifitdlioncn tonnefl am H..
nah Sdnlia0, Den 6.Ufdt 1905, i'm Vilredi oeS
MrhiiclieIL ocu Gerreu gSndtt 4 JtoliinG, III.
.. GnsGeriUatou StraBe, baltimore. etil9elebeH
meroeH.
Sic Neb5roc ~rciCrutri iib oas Mcht ir0cto
iuelbe uocr dllc 2%ll9cbotc IN pcrlucrleu.
Is. GlaB Simanus, Nta0or. Sorltper.
NeItdiiat:
e. Sian Simuuus,
Eriiiocni Der GUntraftsNe60roc.
GQui6G,0.11.l3,lG 4. 49, O,23,2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

Baltimore. ocu %. 9tpril 1905.
9men bdruI iHtercliirten Feriorclt miro bier
nit yia6riht ertbeiIt Dab Der Stdot 1n0enIeur,
pie es ourh Den glbihuiit CT Is. NrtifeI As oes
gnIiinlorcrS tuots9ooer bon 1893 tSupplement)
OerIanet miro, oel GrtIdreloen Bluf mo bic
BeribdbIhiunqen iir ole &criuoerllng II. MiOs
6iii3iriIHe oeS SUiiben Dem WiuUor mo Sidots
ratb BON Baltimore mo Charles. "; 9oot IT,,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sontralto ilr ole ytioeuirlllg
uno EIlaIteruna ne8ieniGeu Ibeileo oer 9lii'
ioHsglperlle, bon Der Clticlie Der 10. .Gtrabc bis
8lrr 9Seltieitc Der 9belicu Terrace. IN @enlib'
belt Der am 9. Nidi 1908 beltdtigten &erOros
muIG ytr. 100. nm ouour6 &OriorHe iu irelien
fir Ole 9iipelirula uno FiIaiteumG oeo 9an3eH
IbeiieS oer Clifton Npcmie, bon Der SiiolUeiis
ieite Der gSinoinrsN tius 5tuuo bis 3pr g~Sciiicitc
Der 9belica Tcrrdce. bis 81 cincr qdGl3eu Nreiie
bon 40 SUB, alliiatt III elmer Grettc BON 80
Sub. un6 N"eitimminqen fir Die ge5ablultg Der
oaourd entitebenoen dOiien ~treiiello, IN oleiert
8iireau bitierlegt bat.
PILE oaOon beriibrten gerionen iino bered'
tiat. innerbulb 30 3uaeu bonn Satum oieier
goti5 an, I'M 8GItimorer Stdotgeriht our6
lhriftIi0 eingcrei1ie 8etition oagegel gu APP
peIliren.
Sarr1 Il. SoDper,
9ieqiitrntor Der Giuot Baltimore.
~(9lpril25 ;Widi2, 9,16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

9lones aid I'M Snterciie Gn9IanO's
unb StoIien's liege. 6ronfrcif mogc
sic HoQe oeS 5rieoenSitorer5 IN Ole
fer 5roge muigeben. Gelcaiic Der
ban0clt ieBt IN Der InqeIeqenbcit NIT
Den 0iplomotcn an ser (bem'e.
Phi Den Griolg bari man Gcipuult
icin. @i3 icBt Bat 0r. Nclcoiic NIT
icinen fronco- britiiden &crtr0gcn
nid)t picl SSreuoc erlcbt. ~bcIonOcra crs
mciit iid ser Eoft pom s. Npril 1904
ais Elm mportbcilboftcr SonOcI fiir
Ole Srar5oien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

ltaffe ell1efoh{en tporoen unb nod
efipdS mebr,l n6mlid Sonnetlidt.
Sohheilllft ltlb iriife 2uft 6rou.
dleh ole arontb belt nid)t einmal 5u
flIrtren, tie petbiiten oielclbc liherer,
ais lr9eno etboS on6ereS.
$H superior, @iSc., itri.
fen Die Schiller Scr Blaine. NodiGulc
lInO mcl9ern iid), 5,triif3ufe6rell. bis
DER Erlll5lpol Somes e~ntIuIicn lei.
Die Sdnlbeboroen unb Oic 2c6rer
nebr1en Die Gortei ocs Yrin5ipolS,
luno 10 ut ole Sdule lett cinigen "a
gen ge1dtolleh. Nmerifunilhe 3iSci
pllnloli9feIt idlimniter Sorte.
Gte 9eb6lferuuQ9 3n-
nobnle Der G~ercinioten Stuatcn miro
BON Dem Stotiitiidlen 9iircuu 4olri
L3SOOOO be5iifert. Die @rionmtbc.
poIferllng miro oltf 81. 10000 Scelen
ongeacbelt. NngciittS Der ~itorfcn
Ginponoerltlg iii ser 9epGlfcrumgS.
3lhpodS redlt 9ering, Sbue Gimpols
0crun1 lpilroe uniere 9cp0lfcrun99s
5iIier etipo in Der Nute Der irun5GIi
ld)cn Itcigen.
W1B Map @oo0, Ole 0cn
%Iritbcren Generally oltmeiiter Mpmc,
Den SefretGr oeS YrGiiocntcn, Srn.
Eoeb llno Den &oniul in NobcnL &rn.
Vtlller, oltf ShooencrioB ucrflu0t
bat, beginnt nit Scr @crGficntlidung
Der r~SiebeSbriefe zines 9oiicS". &C.
motor Flott crfl1rt sic 0riefc ols Sal
iGu1gcn. Sir Die nGd)itc Belt miro
IS MIN trob Der YlottI6cn G"rflGrltnq
Den SenIotionSblGttcrn niht an Stoii
ieblcn.
Sic Stooten Sn0ionu
uno NebraSfo BADEN in iiingiter Belt
sic gcicblide 9eitinmumq getroiicn
0dB ollen DSra0rng St0ntp9" lbr
gfcnnluertb IN boorem @cloc 0lli5lIz
oruten iei unO boB oicic oltH inter
gemliien llmltGnoen in @elO einge-
lott pcroen fonnen. SSn Sn0iuno linO
ole Grabbing StonlpS"- @eielidoiten
ferner aebolten, Elm gcluilic Summe
@elbcS filr oue ON I. Soruor unb I.
SSllli zines ieOcn rSobrcS uncingeloit
gcbliebencn Marten ST. bintcrlc0cr.
Ser o2ouiSOilIe In5eis
ger" ihreibt: ollnierc @eicBe fcnncn
fem Hcht oeS TrbeitcrS oltf icinc pr
bcitSItele. Die @rbeitSitclle lit red)t-
li6Tein Belts. Nber lie fcnnen 0aS
@eiitre6t oeS Nr6eit9eberS an ieinem
@eih0it mo Die Gontrottireibit. 9ei-
oeS mii'icn iie ihiiben. l(n0 oormts
crgiebt iid) bon pornbcrcin cine ld)mGz
deere 8oiition offer Striter 0~eoeniiber
Sen 9c60roen. IS lit oucn1ol Elm
Sturm ii6er %offeneS 6elo ge9en cine
beIeItigte Stcllltnq,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Mininnl 0rrtrnll.

&c ftdrb am 6. mai 1905 @iniam 9crtram,
aeliehter @dtte bon Cora Geriram. i'm 80. Sab
re ieineS Gebens. Sic 9eeroiguua fiuoei AM
Sicnitna, ben 8, MiGi 3 llbr 9in6mittagS, bon
ieilcr lettel gSobmua 9ir. 1920, 8rumtsStr.
ans itatt. VeiieRuuO %pribuiiir. Q27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Guuirplcure Scpartcmcut.
M%athunu3

@uIttmprc, Wlo.. oen %. 9tpriI 1905.
Gadridt pirn hermit ertbetlt, haB aue
WIdrft picen8eH ~tdltSlhlieBlid folder iit Scna
ire Widrii, In SnlGe hee Setero). iolUle Snu'
itrer. GicenBen am I. Iuge oes Wiai 1905 3abls
bar lino. mo o~iciclben 5luildef Dem /. ltlo 20.
Mai in oieiem NitreaI Geloit meroel milllen.
Ucu. n. Sciiucr, GoHlroleir.
Cfpril2S ;Wtdi1 ,5,S,10,l2,l5,1I,l9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Infph Eiehlcr.

infer inni1ii 9~eliebier Gatte mo Batter Snfub
SiebIer i'm gItcr bon 80 Sabren mn II 3doen.
Sic 9eeroi9un9 finoCt I%icnitug, 9tabmittd0s
McitsSarrc, etrafe, ans Gui oer aqou6onsGarf'
9enleterO" itutt. Niite, feline 0luneu!. I'm
ftinc5 Vcilcio bitten ole truueruoe
ESD Nittiuc nuo Giuocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Charles Z. Speijer.

IS itarb am 6, Widi 1905 infer o~elicbter
Spbn, NrliOcr illo SdApaaer 6barles 3. epeiicr
i'm Nltcr nom y IGbret. II Wipndten uuo 5
ldqer. Die eecrhiQlrlg iinoet am W,ittiuudl,
9inbmitiags , llbr. pom Irduerbnuie, 9r. 421,
Sio.Tnrbnnts Strnie, ans itGti.
Tie trnucruorn NinterbIiebentH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Scpartemcnt fir 6iicntlide Wrrbcierunncu,
uutcrsT epn rtcneut: SaieHs Seburoc.
Baltimore, lfo.

Sciieutlifr @eritc NIB Sods 9icr or. 4,
mo Aalfcn sgulfbeuo 6ur llmiufura mo Nils
ouie oes EiCrs gir. 4 meroen bis 5nnl ~. Mai
1905, II lIDr 8ormittnae, eniaeacn geuomnleI.
Ni9ebote @lliileII an Den sta6ts9fssglitt9lor
Nlpuros" ~doreiiirt uno bon einem beaIu1bi0teIl
Gbed iiir 10 Nrojent oeS gluGebotes. SabIbur
an ben WtaDor mo StGbtrutb bon Baltimore,
bealeitct iein. Sa5 &eft miro oorbebalien, If.
geno zines ooer uue 9lugebote 5lIriid3upeiicn
9Slitte mo Spc5ififationel i6nneu gegeH Sab
luna pom So, Die Den eieierl 31rildetitattet per'
Den.
u. q. 0uttun,
SuieHsS 1gelIlelr.
gciidti9t:
e. Glnb Stmunus,
lraiioent Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(WiuiI ,3,b,S, 0,12,t51719,221
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
2pnhpn Tarf.

Ter taaptiah!iahe Sriebboi. In gaIttnisre.
Nreai:. $50 Ader. - Smmcripdbrenoer Charter
gu ieber 8ctt errcidDar. 5iinf Gents 5abr'
GELD bon alen GtaotibeiIen. Sirabenbabn
8agenils palilren ben Sauptcinaane. nue Srei
Die oen 5rieoDof lei raIibem g8etter befnden.
Ve9robnibplube Al febrg ruhBi9en Bretien.
IdIilintltdl inter foripdbrenoer Yile9e.
Yhscan; VT. 81, elf+saratpsa.straae.
San6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

Ger g odpcr It Gn0igc, Scr
aus Glasgow mad Chicago bcrlricn
mor0en III, nm feline Nniidten iIber
oic beihloiicne 8eritootliditng ser
StroBertbabnen 81 0c6enL GllBcrt
ii6: SSn tef)niiher Siniid)t fam ih
oen Gbicagoern feline Sebre ert6ei-
len, GA bierin gnlcrifu olli glcider
Sobe nit europa ltebt picQeid)t Is
lo9ur iiberroqt. SIS bonoclt iid) aus.
ld)licBlid) mo nllein nm Die @cr.
moltlng. Sicrin bobcn mir glltcn
Griolg aebobt, pciI eincm Mionne
oic unbeidrGnftc Heitlung oeS 9etrics
hes i%lbertragen miro. Gr normirt Die
S0bnc, be1tinumt, ipie Die NnItclllnn=
gen crfolgen %Iolen, lnb cS bari ibm
Nicn1ono borein re6cn. Seine @unlt
mo feline llnteritiiBnlg bon cinilubs
reidel Ecrloren permag ir1ello Sc
mo1o in Stellnng 81 bringen. Nnh
eincm i%cltitcbcn0en Erin5ip ion9en
Die Nfellen an Der unteriten Stltie an
unb iuer iid) oilrd) ieinc quite 9lr6cit
bcmerfbor mod)t, uponcirt. 9ic eill-
5igc @coingumg, Die man benz @e-
triebslcitcr lteut, gcbt bobin, bob cr
einen 9uten 9etrieb mlo cine beirie.
oigcnoe T~inon5loQe ouiiueilt. @c-
lin9t linn oieS nidt, 10 miro cr obNc-
iebt. Eolitilhcr GinillB fam ibm
ieine Stellun9 nid]t Iid)ern.
G,Ytilm. Scrolo.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

Ole .N.=0. 6rcic 3eituug"
ibreibt: Baltimore lit jest mirflif)
nllf oem @ege, cine mooerne Stobt
5u iuerOen. Gas Seller crmoglid)t
Die nclic I%ilslegung Der Strobcnli.
MEN in Dem 8eihGitstbcile 10, BOB
2ilit mo 2id)t BORT einbrin9en fonit.
ten uno oas Sotllm Der Yiirger bat
cine 9roBe Mnleibe gum @ali bcS
notblueubi9en aonoliiotions Spitems
mo @ornobme Der Eiloiterung ac-
nehmigt. IS giebt foum cine onbere
Staot BON Der 8roBe I'M 9anbe, Die
III 9eSua oli oicie Oinge 10 riiditGn-
DIG mar, mic baltimore; 5u Dem Sort
id)ritt lit ibr oobcr Slid Su mint
ld)cn."
Gin N c it [ / d) eS 9 | t
nieilt, Die orei Non Yatteripn.Tro
5elie bottcn ben Ste~uer5oblern etma
100000 Collars acfoitet, mo Sas iei
imgciGbr tUlienomol iopiel, pie Non
Eotterlon GGiar 9oung uno ibre
gauge Sippidait mertb lei.
Ole g cn.Yorfer Gercbro-
Spinal : Meningitis Gommiiiion
bot oils beites Mittcl sur 9efGm-
pfnng Der geiiirhteten aronfbeit fri
Idle 2uft empfobIen. Die 9ebono-
oaS bette Tittel eeeen Die 8cnid.
fert. Stride 9uft lift in oieiem
glotte id)on Dor sinigen @od)en als
oas belten Mittel gescn Die Oenid-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
%~criommlnngs = Nn5cigcm,

%. Scutidl.9lmcritnuiidcr Sauperciu Upn
Baltimore.
Die %u6resal ieriummluna iiubet Wiuutug, ncn
s. Mai 1908, : llbr NbelloS. I'M a2Sbtic SAT-
@ebduoe. M. 1880, @nut Strafc, iiuit.
U2S) 2Im. SdluGri, Grdli0ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
uuterridlt

fir Stfter, gnitarre nub MaHhsfine ertbeilf
bis eur b5diten MuSbiIonne 8. Gtednieier,
Jiubert AL: 6. & V.s1elepbon Widoiiou 1fbf %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
2urraine

WfaltftFM = VarEattta = WtttbttW' -.
Meile. @enutt Sic NIT goipbatian be8eidnete
North:Ioemes6ar. Sreie 9utt4sn gsgnrlifiaes
ant terminus. Yreife bon gegrdnniBpldee 1eet
gatpn 22S. Siiredn: Tranittn. nno Sinhfer.
Mpnbs. Terlnuat Yrpfdare. (Wtat4 1S.I&o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
Esquimau1 Folklore.

The most striking feature q Is
quimaux folklore is It's thoroughly hu-
man character. In a Erict sense Of
the term, the bulk Of E-lulmaux ,-adi.
tion Is not mythology. but hero tales
which rehect With remarkable tsitaful-
ness the social coalition aud religious
beliefs Of the people They ,re1t OF
visits 20 fabulous tribes, Of murder and
revenge, or mercy and rec0mpenss. OF
feats of Shamanism and ~ witeheraft.
The supernatural enters into them. but
only as il enters into the everyday
life Of the people 20 whom witches.
guardian spirits Of Sbamaas. giants
and dwarfs are existing realities In
this sense most Of the Esqlimauv tales
are true tales taken from life. and
show a great lack Of Imaginative row-
eF. Setting aside this group n Zero
tales, there remain only s. few entirely
disconnected myths One of them tells
how woman was muulate3 ov her
father who eur oH her fucer Joints one
after the other. From these Joints or
iginate3 the SEA mammals, ard tie wo.
nan became their mistress Another
myth tells Of the origin Of sun and
moon wAo in the beginning were hu.
man beings, brother and a sister.
and who were taken up TO the sky-
FEanE BoAs in "The MythOloziss Of
the Indians" in Fox. Dufheld q Co. =
international Quarterly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

OF THE
COMSTOCK

'sThe las; chapter Of the famou.
Comstoek nine romance is being en-
acted today under conditions Of 50
preme interest to the world. It l. typ
ieal Of the changes which have con
verted gold mining from ventures Of
luck and uncertainty into scientific in
dustrial investments. What science ter
and twenty years ago could not accom-
plish the electrical engineer Is slowly
but surely doing today, and the price
less wealth Of the great COmstoek lode
viii be delivered from its subtsrranean
beds, 5000 and 5000 feet below the
earth's surface, TO be added to the
worlds store Of gold. For upward Of
twenty years now the large group Of
gold mines associated with the Com
stock lode have been practically idle.
Although mining engineers knew that
millions Of dollars Of gold were hidden
in the great veins Of rocks which ran
eastward and westward, even 10 the
very edge Of Virginia City, II was in.
possible TO secure il in paying quaint.
ties owing TO the flooding Of the mines
and the terrific heat encountered at the
lower levels. Thus for nearly a quar-.
ter Of a century Virginia City has
beer standing or a gold mine worth
millions Of dollars. but 50 eunningly
had natare guarded and protected her
wealth that the best ingenuity Of man
could not touch it,"
The quotation Is from Public opiu-
ion Of September 9. in which George
Ethelbert walsh writes Of tho trans
formation effected BY the harnessihg Of
the Truekee river and applying the
electrical power thereby gained TO the
dead mines. There have been soul.
stirring events in the past history Of
the Comstock. and stories Of fabulous
discoveries Of gold, but the future holds
forth as many promising developments
which will make the historic mines the
center Of interest for the whole mining
world. Not even Nome and the Klon-
dixie may surpass in wonderful yields
Of the precious metal the groups of
mines which cluster around Virginia
City under Mount Davidson. Virginia
City may again become the greatest
and most picturesque mining camp OF
the world, with its streets crowded
with motley collections Of humanity,
and iis stores, saloons and opera.houses
alive with the reckless song and jest Of
the typical miners and fotsam and Jet
.am Of the great West"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
HUMBUG
ABOUT THE
MICROBE

The notion that microbes eonstituts
the cause Of most disease has been pro
mulgated faithfully BY the majority Of
the medical profession for the last ff-
teen or twenty years. Even the boys
on the streets have been made 20 be
lieve that diseases are produced by mi
erobes. These infnitesinal, invisible
microbes are floating everywhere, in
the air. in the water, IN the food we
eat, aud we are Liable At any time 70
get a disease.
II has taken q tremendous amount Of
talk and advertising 70 get the whole
people aetuated By this belief. Nil
lions Of dollars Of the most ingenious
advertising in the world could not have
produced such a universal and tenacious
belief as now exists that germs Of some
sort are responsible for most diseases
Some designing men, who know moth
ing or care nothing about disease. 10
,ieing the prevalence Of the germ
theory Of disease, took advantage OF
it for their selfish gains. They said TO
themselves:
"NoW all the people have come to
believe In the existence Of disease
germs. and also ia the existence o. dis
ease germ killers. Let us now invent
some cheap alleged germ killer and Of
fer il 70 the public. II makes no diff
ference what disease the people happen
70 have, they believe that germs have
caused il. Therefore IL we can per.
suade them now that we have 4 germ
killer they viii eagerly buy II, as that
is exactly what they are looking for"
So these designing people add a few
drops Of nitrous acid 10 some water and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

call IL germ killer. The stun costs
them about ] cent bottle. and they
sen II for 30 cents or sl. or any other
price they can get.
They talk about germs learnedly.
They quote the doctors concerning the
dangers of germs and their universal
presence. Then they extol the merits
% their germ killer. And, lol the re-
suit Il that money comes pouring in
from an quarters. They are rich al.
most Immediately. There eau scarcely
On their orders Their business pros
pers - rapidly that they are smbar.
raised 20 fnd clerks enough 20 answer
their correspondence.
The projectors Of this scheme know
nothing about germs. know nothing
about germ killers But they really do
know an that is essential They know
that the people have been hoodwinked
with the germ theory. They know
that the people are haggardly anxious
concerning germs. They know that
the people are mofbidly afraid Of mag
mary microbes. They take advantage
of their knowledge % reap a rich har-
Medical Talk for Home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship Of health strikes
the hidden rocks Of consumption, pnsu-
monia, etc. you are lost, II you doa't
get help from DR.. Kings New Dis
eovery for Consumption. J. W. Ne
Kinnon, Of Talladega Springs, Ala,
writes: "I had been very in with
pneumonia, under the care Of two doe
tors but was getting no better, when
began 70 take DR.. Kings New Dis
eovery. The FIRST dose gave relief,
and one bottle cured me-" Sure cure
FOR sore throat, bronchitis, coughs and
colds. Guaranteed at J. c. Peuy's
Drug Store. Price, soc and 81. Trial
bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
w.lr More. Rids Les.

,.-f.s-.asa rale are u3t a--i'is-
-, --rtf-z Tie reason may be
s..,- r. the fac- tiat iranspoTia'-'-
s..ai.iss bv means Of s,ea1, elevate.
~ -s-- r.r-eaI. ass 50 rlen'iill
-. ,sa .sr7.a-i51 20 rils cannot 0e
- Thsrs is tie sddi;ioaal rs1-
- cha, -se American citizen mus
-.-t.-ss DO everything in q hurry. ana
IN Keeping with this idea, he business
--- -ises 20 and from bis employment
-rts-as, many eases be might Walk
~t.s tie benefit 20 himself u ever!
rsv-op the same principle that De
49,. bi. luncheon az the r1sh counter.
T-. t-verish haste IL eating meals
.,-s,s5 With the disiEeiinatioa 70 take
.~s- n55e-ste walking exercise. is ~
s,r5,e5lv the cause OF the eysPepsia
r-.ss generally aEiets the American
raarre AMI which produces the pasiy
s5ryIerion seen alnos: universal! 10
the youth q today. How unta'orab.y
these e5uple1iors compare VITA the
rosy cheeks of the young men and W'-
men q England. who have yet 90 leafl
the dire results Of rapii.fre eating
and who have not YET given Up the
--r,-i,., habit w Afford Green. in
O-.f-~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
Tneks Too Close.

Chicago, sept l6-An engine and
passenger train on the Baltimore and
Ohio was "ddeswiped" by q switch
engine nt Kimmell, IHdr, this morning
Engineer =. p. snyder Baggageman
Frank mooth and Passenger Walter
Wilson were killed and 2l injured,
AMONG them being William Shaw, Of
san Diego, Cal, who was badly eut by
glass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
TO ENCOURAGE
HOME BUILDERS

The desirahiliiy of encouraging the
building o. homes BY those only mod
orately endowed With worldly posses
sions Is the basis q a scheme now re-
eeiving considerable attention IN New
York city. % exempt an real estate
Of all kinds. o. course, the relative
advantage would be greater In the
smaller properties. IL is also explained
that the proposed relief Would apply
20 tho improvements effected, irresPec-
tive Of the value of the lot. Thus. 60 II
a man owns home which is worth
5000 apart from the lot upon which
b Is built be win pay no tax upoa
the house az on. II another owns a
house worth $4,000. irrespective Of
the value Of the lot, he viii be re-
lcYcd from taxation 20 the exteni of
the $1,000; 90 other words, be viii be
taxed on improvements Of 1000, aud
a. on an improvements, 20 matter
what their value
I is contemplated by the promoters
that the adoption of a tax basis on
theso lines would stimulate the build
ing Of small homes beyond the city,
and thus tend 90 utilize land lying
really Within twenty miles. and AZ the
sans time relieve New York Of that
congostionu which Is widely recognised
a. a blemish "a the eity.-Munioipal
Journal and Engineer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
Pound Masters sals

Notice is hereby given that under
I've pr visions of ordnance No. 42a 7
will on
Tuesday, September 10, 1905.
az a. o'clock .. N. at the Iound in the
elty OF salem, sell at public auction
the following described impounded
animal, tO-wit: N'''N
one small spring heifer calf, brindle.
with white spots No marks or brands
Red yeaEling heifeE. No marks or
brands.
,a,Is Inless the above described anlmalis
without reserve. ' 70
Dated salem, Sept. IS, 1905.
J. H. PENLAND,
Pounanaster Seventh Ward
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
The Secret

Rev X. Movatt Laightly--They tell
me you always have large audiences
How DO you manage % hold themi
Rev. DT. Fourihly-By holding them
only twenty minutes. bFother.-Chiea-
~ Tribune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
Rheumatism

Does not let go Of you
when you apply lotions or
Einiments. H. simply Ioosens
It's hold for a while. Why?
Because to get rid Of IL you
must correct the acid con-
ditioA of the blood on which
t. depends. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has cured thousands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
Outi1g

II Is easy 20 see why the doctrine
should be promulgated and followed
that advertising is the soul Of busf
ness; that the man who cannot use ad'
vertising IN his business has no right
20 be in business; that as Aacaulay
once said, advertising s 20 business
what steam Il 70 machinery. the grand
propelling power The story is told Of
a man who once came 70 q merchant
% buy a remnant OF cloth long out Of
fashion. with which 20 repair gar
ment The merchant was delighted 70
be able % satisfy the new customer
and asked. How DO you happen 70
come 20 me for this bagatelleT' The
Snswer a.. Il thought you would be
the most likely man 70 have the sam
pie because you never advertise" Our
modern immense establishments take
good care not 20 hide their Light under
busheL II r. claimed that one Of
these establishments IN the United
States paid out $4,000 annually for
advertisements IN three newspapers
alone, and the newspaper advertising
expenses Of the twelve largest retail
stores have been estimated al S3,OOo,-
900 per annum.-Y. Mstaja In Interna.
tional Quarterly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

Berlin, Sept. l5.-Eight new cases
and three deaths from cholera. making
total Of 100 cases and ss deaths