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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27

NStVff
Dec. &c. Accord
bceiyed here Monday
miles around have
he town OF Wahalak
b this city, and all
afternoon paraded the
tning vengeance on the
Of the killing of one
wounding Of another
On a passenger train
d Ohio railroad while
attempting TO quell q
Bro his train.
of Wahalak scarcely
bite persons reside,
y q plea for protec-
"a company d OF the
lioned In this city,
d TO proceed 10 the
possible dispatch,
elt aboard a special
ck and reached Wal
BIZ Instructions carried
and all the men are
with plenty OF am
clock Monday night a
scooba the FIRST station
scene Of the trouble.
clash had occurred be-
ses with the result that
en were killed. This
ppr, has not been verb
railroad omcIals admit
> espage detailing some
able.
originated while the
oen wahalak and 5000
between two negroes.
bper\ who was in charge
attempted to separate
81. when he was attack
known as Spencer. At
several knife wounds.
n MS hhsAlibhti kIluue-
him. and killing an un-
lax was reached Spen-
'adiy wounded. left the
en- Constable o'Brisn OF
,mpted 10 eject his cap
no shot aud killed the
lcer then escaped TO the
well organised posse In
'rts the negro had suo-
ling his pursuers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
ives LOST
NSSIPPI RIOT
lh Gattling Gun
, Stop
WEEN THE RACES

bht On by . conduc :
. sOlsterOus Negroes
sr Trsin--one Negro
uctOr,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
$500 Jun Ike Finding II.

Who viii write us tho beet story of
personal experience To- using Allen =
Self Rising u. u A. Fouri We want
roo testimonials, not 10 exceed zoe
words each, and We are willing 10 pay
for them.
Write and tell us Why aud whoFo you
first bought s.B Flour, and how long you
have used IL Tell us how you like II.
and whether you have found Il an
agreeable and wholesome addition 10
the family menu. Tell us about the
Pancakes. the Boston Mufhns the Fruit
Pudding and the Famous Rostou BFown
Bread.
Now 20 the person sending us the
beet recommendation IN the most aTtis
tie letter, We will pay $500 In gold
and We will pay tlOO each for an 9th.
er letters that We u.s.. We wish 20 uss
these letters In our advertising, but no
name will be- published without the
written consent Of the writer.
III you have not used selfIiaing y. Is.
b. Flour. get package and begin how
We will give you sufficient time 10 take
advantage Of this Offer.
Every grocer sells H. and you viii
and directions in every package or 10.
pound sack. Use the four principle 70.
eeipes and write us about Il. We are
Interested In your experiences.
ALIENS Is. B. B FLOUR co.
lW Pacific Coast Factory, San jose, Cal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

the cause which she represented -
Minneapolis Times.
Rev, Anna shaw appeared before two
large audiences in this city yesterday
and establiste. a regulations as a pro
found and original thinker and an el
oquent graceful speaker Louisville
Ky, Commercial
Dr. Shaw Is an eloquent speaker, anl
charms her audience everywhere By her
brilliant mental attaiuments and per
sonal magnetism. She is equally
charming on the platform, and has won
many adheFents.-The Denver Repub.
iean.
The lecture Of Rev. ANA Shaw al
the Y. ~ C., A last night, on the sub
jeet. "The New Man, VAS the best
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
WHAT
THE PRESS.
SAYS

The Rev. Anna shaw Of Philadelphia
possesses a pleasing voice; some Of her
periods are well rcudered. some Of her
sentences are Of oratorical order, some
are epigrsmmatic The audience had
had nothing 90 10 but listen to her
when she took the speakers stand
Times Democrat. New Orleans.
The concluding address in the Brook.
lyn institute series on "The Position
Of Women was delivered at the Ar
Gallery by the Rev. Anna Howard Shaw
Of Philadelphia She interested an
audience by speaking on "The Politi.
cal status of Women, The Brooklyn
Eagle.
Logical In her deductions, magnetic
in her delivery and forceful 10 her Ian.
guagc. Miss shaw drew her bow across
the heart strings Of her hearers, who
responded to her magic touch in uni.
son. for the once. at least, In favor Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

De- "a masterpiece and met every eNpee'
tat.on. The house was crowded 10 the
doors, standing room being al pre-
mium. Would that time and space per.
mitt,d more extended notice, bat
suftee Il to say, Miss shaw richly merits
the reputation Of being one u the
foremost women OF the uat'on.-Duu-
Dap. lI1 Herald
The Rev. Anna shaw delivered her
great lecture on 'The Fate Of Rspub.
lies" this evening, which was pro
uouueea the most meFitoFious address
thus far given at this assembly. II
was broad aud analytical discourse
With her wit aud pathos and her point
ed logic, she may be said 20 have won
her auditors completely -Oregonian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
Taking No Chances

A Glasgow steamer was labOring IN .
heavy sea, the waves sometimes sweep
ing her decks, but the officers had as.
sured the passengers that there Was no
danger, and an seemed reasonably calm
with the exception OF one meek look
ing little man. who every few minutes
would approach an offeeF and anxious.
ly inquire if he thought the ship would
founder.
'No, ! tell you'll" one Of them IN
ally exclaimed impatiently. "What
is the matter with youi Look at those
other peOple-they are not scared 20
death"
con, I'm not scared % the man re-
piled, "but il the ship was going to
founder wanted 10 know a little
ahead Of time "
"Oh. wanted to tell your friends
good bye and an thatf"
''WeI. not eTaetly," the man said,
hesitatinglyi "ths fact Is my mother
in-law is along with me, and II the
ship was quite sure to sink, ] wanted
70 say a few things TO her ''-Harper 3
Weekly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

fhe Abovs IL the usual verdict Of
the traveller using the Missouri Pasih:
railway between the Pacific coast and
the east, and We believe that the ssTV'
lee and accommodations given merit
this statement. From Denvsr, Colora.
do Springs and DenvsE there are two
through trains daily 70 Kansas City
and ST. Louis carrying PullmAn'S lat
sst standard sleetEis-hghtsd alsSPihl
cara chair ears and uP-tO-dats dining
cara The same excellent service Il
operated from Kansas City and 81
LOuis 20 Memphis, Little Rock and Hot
SPRING. II you are going east OF
sOuth, write for particulars and fun In
formation.
W. G. ABRIDE, Gen Agt,
l24 Third St.. Portland. Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

Richard startled his mother one day
by asking. GLOW does II come that
Ned's papa h. Mr Afiman through che
week and Jesus on suudayt"
"Why, Richard, he 10 always NJ.
Artman. he isn't Jesus"
"Yes, ho 10 On Sundays We sing
'0iyo your pennies all 10 Jesus aud
then Mr Artman comes round and
gets 'em. '- Enie + BLACK 10 Lippiu'
e0tt's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
CONFIRMED PROOF.
Residents Of Salem Cannot Doubt what
Has Been Twice Proved

In gratitude for complete relief from
aches and pains Of bad backs-from
distressing kidney ills- thousands have
publicly recommended Doan's kidney
Pills Residents Of salem, who 20 testi.
fcd years ago. now say their cures were
permanent This testimony douhly
proves the worth of Doans Kidney
Pills 20 Salem kidney sufferers
oiof johnson. gardener, southwest
corner 18th and u. streets. three years
ago regarding me bgncdis I received
from tho use of Doan's Kidney Pills
are a reliable kidney medicine. suf
fcred Cor a good many years with my
kidneys, the sccrotions from them be-.
ing irregular, scalding and containing a
heavy brick dust sediment bad a..
tacks of dizziness and often there woui 2
be- a bluuing before my oyca. tried
bue remedy after another. but got no
benefit until I procured Deans Kidnsy
pills at Dr. siono's Drug Store. They
acted in a most satisfactory manner
corrected the urinary dinicuity. toned
up tho Kidneys and hanished tho other
symptoms from which ! suffered"
For sale by all dealers. Price go
cents Poster. Milbufn Co. Buffalo, n.
v. solo agents for the uniied states
Remember the name noan s-and
tale M other
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
Dr.. StOos's DrSs Store

49, a stFistly sAaA bushes, ewes no
Oas, aAa - 80 Owos itI saEEiss Asss
ssSehi 81 sheivsu, sOanAsas Gna sASW-
sAsss sFs ISAdsd VITA AEuSa, nsaistasA
nSttOas, toilss HTtsisa, wisas asd
Rqaors q az hnds fog msdks1 PH-
posss. d. BtoAs b . Fosuiar SraAsaAs
IL ussdoins alla las kaa malg yuass q
sxPoisass ~ TIE prasisA consaliar
tio4s ass hsA PrsasEipsisaS ere hss,
ana ouly Fesalar psisss fos nsdsiaa
Ds. stons eaa b fgs.d as his dras
seasa, Balsua. oEsgoa, fEoA h ~
nssninr nntu 3 AZ uiehA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

entertainment that has yet been given
Of this seasons course. Miss Shaw
spoke for over an hour and half and
gave the large audience present de-
ughtful intellectual treat Her effor,
last night proved her to be woman
Of high intellectual attainments and
a master Of wit and sareasm.-Wheel
ing Register.
Rev. Anna Shaw is an eloquent
speaker. and possesses in large de.
gree that personal magnetism without
which a platform orator cannot be of.
fective The Toronto, Can, Globe.
Unity church was packed to the
doors last evening when the Rev. An.
ma shaw delivered her lecture on "Tbe
New Man" Miss Shaw's rich voice
and quiet delivery made doubly at
tractive her brilliant address. Her
ssllies Of wit and her pointed sar.
essms were greeted with ripples Of
laughter. which sometimes developed
into roars. followed by delighted ap
plause. while her high minded views
Of the solution Of the sex problem
found sympathy In the hearts Of her
hearors Los Angeles Times.
The Rev. Anna Shaw lecture at the
opera house Thursday night entitled
.'Tbe Fate Of Republics. proved 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
THE WOMEN
OF MEXICO

As the Moors practically controlled
the commerce and education Of Spain
for over 100 years, the Spaniards nc.
quired to a great extent the same ideas
held by them Of the education and
treatment Of women And they IN
their turn carried these ideas to Mex.
leo. In fact, the Mexican women OF
the upper classes we're much freer
under the Aztecs than they we're af.
terward under spanish rule. And until
quite lately this condition Of affairs
has prevailed in Mexico since its free.
dom from the spanish crown.
Not 30 many years ago when a Mexi
can woman went shopping she re.
mained in her carriage in the street
and sent her servant into the store 10
call one Of the clerks to wait on her.
He came out and received her orders
and brought the goods 90 her FOR ex'
animation. The peculiar method Of
shopping was due 70 the old Mexican
idea that a lady Of good family should
be exclusive and should shield herself
from the gaze Of the public, and, In
fact, from every one except her own
immediate relatives and most intimate
friends The idea has tccn dying hard
for over a century aud it is still far
from being completely buried In some
parts Of the republic.
Tho Mcxicon woman is naturally a
homo lover She has no clubs 30 take
her away from her home. and che has
fcw outside interests Even when shc
he philanthropicany inclined, whicL
she very often is. her ideas Of lifc teni
to make her place her charitable cou.
tribu,lons 10 tho hands Of sister su
poriofu OF converts Or directors o.
charitable institutions. and works Tor
use In tbe cause shc has 90 heart.
Tho Mexican woman of the middle
and upper classes have never been ath.
lctic, az least since the spanish con.
quest. This, of course, was due 10 the
secluded lfe they led. But thc women
of the lower classes have always been
stout and muscular, Cor much work of
n heavy Kind has always been their
lot. on account of her quieter dispost
iion. q is not probable that for years
no least, tho Mexican woman will take
the Interest In athletics that II now
shown by her American sister. An
other reason is that che sympathy %
the Mexican people is AN against her
doing so
in tho Mexican schools the girl Il
taught many things in the way Of
neeilework, painting, embroideFlng,
drawing and designing, aud these lat.
Ter serve 20 an In her peaceful. uney.
eutful life after leaving school To
this must be added music For here
as in Spain and other latin countries
most women of tho middle and upper
classes receive On excellent musical cd
urati0u.
Ia their homes, and in their own
way, the Mexican women are delight
ful entertainers. and their knowedgs
OF music aiAs not a little 10 their en-.
ter,ainlng.
The plano always forms q very im.
portant factor In the eutsTiainment a.
a Mexican house. No matter bow small
the gathering Of friends there Is al.
ways some one who ssn play well, ane
bis or her services are requested ane
always eheeFfully gwen, for d Mexican
not Only likes 20 help entertain biz
friends and his friends friends, but
he looks upon it as his duty 20 do 20.
With the piano also goes Staging OF the
popular songs of the day.-MeHiean
Herald
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04


Every one 10 looking forward 20 the
camp hre entertainment az the Y. NJ
C, A. gymnasium on Friday evening
and fun house is assured The 4s
members OF the club are busy selling
tickets, and over 90 boyswil take paTi
in the program. TIE boys are enthu
siastieally Praetieing their parts and
sill give a good account Of themselves
The PhastasmOgraph or shadow pic
tures viii DO something new. The
Blind School Gles Club viii ing and
one or more boys from the Reform
School viii play Instrumental solos
The baud from the school will lead th,
parade at 1870, and play during th'
evening.
The electric fencing bout is TO b
given BY two well known young men
aud viii undoubtedly make a hit. II
is hoped that salem's boy soprano
viii b sufficiently recovered and abe
10 take the part assigned him. An sK
hibitiou Of streteheT dTil and hrst AID
viii be given and q real supper party
viii be held on the stage. TIE foos
Win be cooked on the platform By The
cook ana his assistants
TIE sntsrtainmsBt win sloss with
impressive "sunsst exercises" " ane
the audience win join the band and
club members IN "AmeTiea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

"John, F." said Mrs. Nsgget. "there's =
that crayon portrait Of mother still
knocking about on the door Don't you
think you might hang Il upi"
"Gocd ideal" exclaimed the heart
less. man; ''but don Z think we'd get
much on It,"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

There u one thing Ne have heVer
been able 70 uhdeFsiAnd, way adiss
viii buy harmful eosmeties Whsn Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea makes clear
eomplsxiona s5 cents, Tea Or Tablets
DE. stones siose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
DO Not Pan

10 hear Rev. Howard Anna Shaw,
ono Of tho most brilliant speakers on
the American platform a. tho First
a. =. church. Friday, April 9th. Al
mission free, 5iSo ,. m, Collection.
a.a.At
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

A smart young fellow called out to
q farmer who vas sowing SEED IN his
aeld: Gwen done, old fenOWj you SOW
/ reap the fruits"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

Mr. Cannon has doubtless noted the
fact that some celebrated speakers
have been referred 20 as tyrants now
and Washington Star.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

lt onriehes tho blood, strengthens
~ nerves. makes every organ Of the
hoay strong and healthy. A great
,pring tonic. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
40 Tea. IS cents Tea or Tablets, Dr.
slonaa Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

Maybe you will, b" said the farmer
"foF I'm sowing hemp. Harper :
Weekly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

Modern Composer-Have you heard
ms latest ono act opefai
Fricnd-Not yet Comet
Modern Composer-No-nahy grand
Puck
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
state Diplomas

state Diplomas
Superintendent Ackerman granted
ID following papers yesterday
Annie W. Bieson. Salem, Stella o
campbcll, klamath Falls
State Certificates
Geftrudc NJ. johnson. Eugene, Dot.
10 Avery, North Yamhill.
state Life Diplomas.
Mary l.. Mcwilliams, Halscy.
state Certificate. one Year.
Clarence Clsmentou. Dundee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
Did You Lose Your voiee7

ouieopathy can restore H. We would
aasise you 10 consult Dr. n. II, White
We is well known Ia Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
lasOline WOOdsaw

uudeEigned = prepared 10 take
g esntraetA relsPhOAs NAin s4s.
iosisr, Fair Ground Bsad. Eorth
s4eR
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
Poultry
Supplies

Remember We have the largest stock
IN tho state. outside Of Portland, ahd
We ssl cheaper than any hrm Ia she
state. Our prices are opsn 10 eompaTi
son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04
HoLLisTEH'8
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets

Bay hsiic1s ~ Bay ftePla
BrizgI aelisa Hsalih Eni Esnssst Vigof
a gprcihc Tor C1usfif tioli. l1iiFestlon, Live
and Kinney Trouble, Plmples, Eeteina, tInpuFs
blood. BAD Breafh. nluEE.El h0Uels Hoadacla
ana bacEache. Its hocky Moilutaia Tea d TAI
~ form. s ceDtl 3 box lenulEe made oy
HoLLlsrEH DEro CCnFaFF, hadisoE, Ws.
aJLDEn NUGGETS F0R sAlL0H PE0P q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

8ToTEA-
40. 1lh kst fa RIn haln B>Sga
-" &kH4ZINl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-04

"A aPPetizing dinnsF can be assured
4 the meat is secured from Us. We
ave the finest stock Of meats in sa
~ and eaR supply you with Beef,
It.l Mutton, PORK. OF Smoked Meats
.he best quality.
deliver 10 all parts of ths city.
one your order.
&c. CROSS.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-11-07
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uousm 6anee.
geiSc SauoiOatcn bis gum lcktcu
9lugcnblid tatis.
uaiiirlidD beloe Selten
ots Slr9rs 9rluiB.
guf Seitcn Ser 3epablifaner iteigt
oas Sertraueu meBr uuo mebr.
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mei0ct:
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Setten miro crit unnttttelbar Dor Der
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9tod ME Iino Die slniibten Der
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Blutiser Streksnkamlpf.
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Jdbe Der geen Oorf Transportation
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bier @ebeintpoli3iiten einen Straben.
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!enben Gbauffelrs ansegriffen. Dec
Rob folete Dem @agen unb bonbar.
bierte i'm nit Steinen uno Stofen:
bic Yaiiagisre ipransen Dor ansit
aus Dem @agen, uno Der Wotormann
iudte nit boIliter @ei6pin6igfeit.
ben @asen III Siberbeit 3u bringen.
lpas ibm aber nidt seIang. Sn benz
Rarnpfe tpur6e Der itreifenbe gboui.
feur Gueuit 2anibe ourH ben Gals
eeidoiien iirt6 i4per bertpunSd. Die
BoItsei brauhte cine baIbe Stiinbe,
sbe iie Die piitenben TtaFiHex pertrei.
ben fonnten; bic aufriiSrer eafaneu.
Gn Der B. acenue nnA 45. StraBs
,nsinseIten Streifer lnS ibre Gue,in.
be eine eleftriide DrsiHte, ipel&e bon
auf Sabrr1bern beiinbltGem Doli5i.
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Stiten tuurbe libel miteenonrmen. ebc
er serettet ner6en fonnte. Die Yolt.
oct nabm einen Der Rubeit6rer feit.
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Susenbfidsr Salider.
Copyrighted b, the Associated Pres

geen Dorf, 8. Hoo. - Ser t2
Sabre aIte SuIius @reenbers lit III.
ter elmer S6lidungsanflaee in $aft.
CT tpiro be1te I'M Susen0eeri6t por'
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iorgt, einen sefGIidten G1ed in $6be
bon 1912 auf. Sfaoor SbuIod, Elm
sebniGbriger anobe, 1T IN Soft, neil
er bas Gbedfcrmular, NIT oeiien $il'
ie @reerbers bic S6liduns beganger
bat, eeftobIen baben ION.
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Spipne bernrteilt.


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