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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-19
soFrNsss OF sEALSklN.
Is RivaIed BY Human Hair where
DaEdruR IL ErHdlcated.

Sealskln Is admired the world over Tor
its softness aa1. glossiness; and Yet the
human hair is equall- as sort and glossy
when healthy: and the radical cause Of all
hair I. ouble IS dandruff. which Is caused
by a psstiferoUs parasite that Sap5 the
vitality c. tie hair a its root Newbro 3
Herpicide Is Tho only preparation that IS
fatal to the dandruff germ. Without dan
druff there is no falling hair. but lux
uriant growth of glossy soft hair IS GER
tain Securing the scalp won't cure dan
druff. KIN the dandruft germ. Thous-
ant,s OF women owe their beautiful suits
0r hair 10 .>ewbro's Herplcide. Sold by
leading druggists Send 1Oc. IN stamps
TO The Herpicide Co. Detroit. Mich.
E. LeSdbester Il Sons, Special
AGENTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-19
WOMEN WHO CHARM
HEALTH IS THE FIRST ESSENTIAL
Il Helps Women to Win and Hold
Mems Admiration, Respect and Love

Woman's S greatest gift is the power TO
inspire admiration, respect. and love.
There is a beauty in health which Is
more attractive to men than mere regu-
larity of feature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-19
II, Ruben & Sous,
oOi KING STREET..

pOMPEIIAN MASSAGE CRRAM eleanses
Where soap and waite. fails. Men who shave
themselves or are shaved by BARRIERS should
use il. Be your own beauty doctor. Price
SOC and 81 per jar. For sale oy. ,,
WAKEFIELD Il HALL,
Corner Prince and Fairfax streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-19

Summer prices on coal. See our ad vertise
ment. W. A. SINFUL W.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15
rnl,,D, doctor, Praise It's Ingredients.

W. rotcr 70 that boon 10 weak nervous,
.,,goring women known as Dr. FleICes
Favorite Prescription.
M robp Fyfe one Of the Editorial otau
.t1itr FrrEcTIC MEDICAL REVIEW says
- TTpirorn root lHClOuius DolcQ Wnlch
is one of the chief ingredients oi the a
voritn Prescription ,,,,r-
"a II, remedy which Invariably acts asa IS y q'er- s-
t.c' ipviroratOr makes TOT hol llhal a ~ - o.
tIvity on the entire reprOductye 'gs{i,i 'g,,s,.{ic,.
iio continues "in Heloulas We have nei.l.a
r,.rt rbI-h more fully answers the apD.s
,yr1.,ses than any other drug Wii' ul.H = ~ .iI.
yegtrfnfsi In the treatment Oi ssass2 -
ruiiar TO women 10 Is seldom lnat a iiieest,c,, ie
sser which does not present some .lui yalloI
49, this remedial agent Dr. fyte iuIsncL
ssvs. -Thp following are among lne leaf1.Hs
irdIratious FOR HelOnias unicorn fopI m alu
or aching In the back WIN lsuloil,!I,ia ,l,l!,ies,
storIr weak conditions OF the reproQuCliLe
orcsra ~ Woinpu mental depression ana ".
ri,sbiiitr. associated with chronic diseases Ol
ibt rppryductive organs Ot women! gQh'ia4l
sen alton u heat in the Ieel9in i Vl ,,'g ,'g,-iH,J.
peys. tnpnop-hagia WOOdlngL due 20 Wtah-
gUed condition N the reproductive system,
sr.ororrbra suppressed OF absent munlhll
gariYdsL arising from or accompany ink ah
sbr1rmsI condition " the digestive urRan5
snd anpmir thin blood habits Dragging
sersati1ns in the extreme lower part OF the
- m more or less Of the above symptoms
are present, no lnNdUu woman 'du wv
bottnr than take DR. Piprcps Favorlte
Prescription. one Of the leading ingredi-
ents OF which IS Unicorn root, or Helonias
and the medical properties ot which u
most faithfully represents.
OF Golden Seal root. another prominent
Ingredient OF "Favorito Prescription
prof Finley EllIngwUOd, VI. d., ot Ben
mott Medical College, Chicago, says.
-tt is an important remedy IN dlsDrderot
The womb ln Ell catarrhal conditions
and general pnfeeblemeut 10 Is useful
Prof. John NJ. Scudder. NJ. D.. late Of
Cincinnati. says " Golden Seal root
IN relation 70 ~ general effects on Che
srsfrfn. ftfrr q NJ mcdtcinf fu usr about Whtch
ffffr 4 flFh gfurfui uununn0u " Uptuin. 10
Il unirsrs1iiu regarded ~ nc tonic useful BOO
an deblitated states"
Prof Bartholow. NJ D., Of jefferson
Medical College. says " Golden seal
valuable in uterine hrmorrhage mrnor-
rhagis IfUodingl and cOngestive dyemcnor-
rhua painful munstruatiunlT
Dr. Piorces Favorite Prescription faith
mly represents all the above named in
grfsIipuis and cures the diseases for which
they are recommended.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15
MARK
TWAIN'S
IDEA

During 363 days ia the year the
American citizen Is true To- bis Christ.
ian private morals and keeps undefled
tho nations character az IT, best aud
hlrhest: then ln tLe other two days Of
the year h. leaves bls Christian pri.
vate morals al home and carries bis
Christian public morals 10 the tax of.
nce and The polls ani does the best
he can to damage and undo bic whole
years faithful and righteous work.
Without a blush be- will vote for an
unci,an boss II thar boE is hIs patty
Moses. without comrunctIou he Wit
vote against the best man On me whole
land n be- is on the other ticket Ev.
cry year IN a number of cities and
Htaios h. helps go pat corrupt men in
once Whereas. n be- would but throw
away his Christian public morals and
carry his Christian private morals 10
the polls he could promptly purify the
public service ani make the posses.
sion Of once a hIgh and honorable
distinction Mark Twain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15

Tofuuin Oui F.n 90 Tho On
tarIo lrr.sIaiHre vIn Dol formally opsn
"a thH hnnunlH b} h.a honor Ileu-
toraui u'yeuDr Mortimer CarE Tho
rotoumrui intend. n have aU rab.
lir bus.l".a ii.Iu.rI uf aHHu uIsHf
vceta aAt q" adIanm 'n, session uu
THURSDAY Ap.u @ Hr da, prrrI
iur G"'i FRIDAY 40 organized at
tompi eih bn made iu 100 ava, with
no dr.aya wb.gh have iu ua us
characterized baHug m connection
with private legislation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15

Aurora or f,b Ig FlrI A.
Huui srcrtafl of tho Aurora Esr
lnea' c'mpaul. has a contract Coz
g'it.ug oat 10000 railroad ues Coz
'he = q oo. and has started a sau
mih uoar ho s.te of the o.d mW Jbat
eas lea use teTs lyau aFo and uIl
hss'n sofH 90 the conra.t az once
A. he la ulcuty ot loss 90 sas from
lio has aasshrr contract for 10000
uea. 90 be- sUiteu out iu tbs southern
pare 90 me state hur sill uoi b,g.u
oa mai g'ntra,i mHI afer a %. sea
s0n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15

In order 70 give che people of Salem
an opportunity % ses the bsautifu.
ocunify souih of salem. and 20 sss the
development being made hy the eom
pauy, The Cillfsns' Light q Traction
Company vlll un sSsufsion ears 90 the
feck quaffy, south ~ Ola Fellows
cemetery, leaving tbo Willamette hotel
on even hours Euioy q pleasant ride.
and sss f1r yuufself N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15

iB the construction OF The building
depends upon your lumber being OF
good quality and well seasoned. when
We are doa'erI you are assured OF the
best quality that can be produced.
You are also sure Of soitIng tho best
quality az the lowest prices Fair
ard square dealings good goods and
low prices iF our success Near s. p.
passenger depot. Phone Main 90.
ooooALE LUMBER co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15
Group

n,gIrs With thesymptoms Of a common
colds there is a ehilliness, sncsyiag.
s7ro throat. bot skin, quick pulse.
b5afssHess aud impeded respiration.
Give frequent small doses Of Ballard =
lofrhouHd Syrup. (tbe child will cry
fof IJ and at o., 6rst sIgu Of a
sfoury cough. apply frequently Bal.
ari'5 Snow Imminent 90 tho throat
Mrs A. Vlist New Castle, Colo.
writes March IS, ia02l think Bal.
hrds Horehouui Syrup a wonderful
fameiy and 90 pleasant 10 take. For
sale hy D. J Fry, Salem. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15

Sea lo.h feb la Win mHroa
anal industrial securities selling az as
N.sa's. W.ges ever known tho c.y
'i Nv0 NoF6 o. yompeIeJ to oner a
h'saer rate of ngerst oa its bouIs
'han Do has paid since ,h, cousoHia.
N'n 'o oe ah.g .o market tbe te0h,
'" r rVuts io be SOLD TO-DAY Tho
'.' $500 'oday sv.l So oooooo of 5a
N,AF corporate s,ogk. as ght bout, are
'A..ea bearHs e per cent uter,s, t1
"e a.sars. b.tdye i50ooo of taess
''Has v'.l he exempt rom au taAa
.'a aH tar rest aI" be- subject oah
.n state .aAu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15
Patronise Your Home In.
dUstries and keep Yopr mon.
ey at home.
ey at home.

Not a new business, bat the old Nh
smith, wagon and paint shop Of J.~I
q Arthur very much enlarged. We.
prepared 10 do all kinds Of faneyp,i,l
ing, sign painting and buggy, sarar
and wagon paintings repa.nting and J,
pairing furniture and musical lnEs
menta. A frst-elass painter employd
Light and heavy wagons and buEgi-
on hand and made 20 order woA
'alled for IN any part Of the city .ii
returned free Of charge BY O. W. JoA,i
or william Gross.
JACOB a ARTHUR
Phone its3 Main. 2226 n. Frou. a.
e.2aH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
WILL
MINERS
STRIKE

New York. Feb. 1j-The all alb.
sorblng question whether there will
be- peace or war between the anthra
cite coal operators and the mine
workers after April / Of this year
when the agreement signed two years
ago viii expire. Is 10 be decided at a
meeting here this afternoon between
President Baer and other representa-.
lives 0f the anthracite mine interests
and special committee Of the mine
vorkora headed by President John
Mitchell OF the United Mine Workers
OF America Everything hangs upon
The demands which the miners will.
make Both sides have been prepar
Ing for every emergency and arc fully
determined not to reccde from their
respective positions
The position Of the mine operators
10 we'll known. They are practically
willing tD concede every demand out
right. or submit o. To arbitration; but
they are determined not 10 recognize
the union Of tho mine workers as a
body n tho conference held today
does NOT result in an amlrab'e set
clement of all differences between
mine operators and workers 10 viii bo.
because the representative Of the
miners headed by John Mitchell in.
alst upon thu recognition OF their
union
A. thr situation stands. tho refusal
Uf fho mine operators to accept thr
demands of th. mIuo workers would
necessarily lead to a strike. which |
would Involve more than iUOU0N men
and uuuId cause no end of trouble |
aud Inconvenience f1 tbr mIur 0Uu
pw Ibs ID,al railroads aud to tho pHb. /
iir iu general
FDr many months both sides have /
lruH preparing themselves f1r thc /
possibility uf strike Too mine
aorkar have greatly strengthened /
.trir union by gathering n large
lumhaf uf uov mrmhrI 1ud have
.a,ul 1000 usrr,r uuI ul srlsnII
million dollars which would enable
hem in continue fbr strike f1r about
h.ur months without additional be.p /
The operators nave accumulated afsr
reserve funds uf coal NauuusN rsu
matted Iu fbr aEsrFhIr at lauUUUuu|
Hua They rNpr,I io Increase tHat|
r.rItu uuua -.l lnWUnUuu Com before
\nHI O. lu addition. DO o. stated hg /
IlNr Iu uaI|urs arsu number nf|
..n uu.uH..s distributed rhuuFh mr
anthracite rr..uu have uuIt sturlads
.rl houses fuI tHr sIr.Er breakers ana /
'H'r ma|' Arrangements or ua|
H1uHsH HnI..Hs H. fHe min, disHHef /
u pw...I .Hsm aeB.usf possible au /
u".. H" Ih. arf uf .ae sfHhrrs
AIa1ush nothing positive m n,eaI|
n 'HH demands uf ta. minors uUI be
r'au mH Ihe demands uN hayr|
'rru sHhm.tI'rd fo thr r.rre ,narN,- /
'f Ihe w.Hr OPERATOR it s uad,r /
,''d a' thu-s es.I informed flat re|
Huru vu mate He uuuaI-s min. .
.im' temar. Au .eti hour Iay \
.r."sn.rHn uf fae aa.uU. uniform aal. /
.s '"r company hands standard tau|
.'r ar.Fh.us sr he breasrr ans f.f /
a.r Aud as ar as uussIbI. u.nm
.,a.e tnr dead aura
ihr miuH operators are b., OF. mean. /
lopriu. m H,ssrI un GOO mtu-r Tn.,l
'r stnuusy Inclined fU believe rrar|
.ros'dsu, NHeaeu ls auA.ous ro|
brink ihe question of regosuf1lue tt /.
iu.oa to au issue and chat tas mlue-s I
am usist upon ma. demand even at'
as r.Hh Hf a strike
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15
rHr JOURNALS CONTEST.
~ Request o. Contestants Time is
Extended Until February 20.

A large number of persons have
been preparing Tor the Journals ad
writing contest About ono third of
tho number think ho tImo limit is
too short and hoy aiIi bs unable to
nniah their manuscripts before ihu
date Hot Others have asked flf au
extension " iho time
Thcruforp % has bun drriied to
accodo io this request and iho date
for he submission 90 manuscript haa
boon oAionaod until February ss an
manuscript must Boz In thr Journals
once by 6 % m ou that date or lf
mailcd must bear a p1stmark previous
fo that time
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15

iais they we're TO be punished. Not
a hand has been raised to discover or
arrest the raiders They're scattered,
and what's the use trying 10 dnd
fhUm7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15
CROPS ANo sTEAKs

CHOPS AND STEAKS
4aa' ara tender and iu.ey-eut from
s.a'ats1 .faek-ar prices that are
easy ON the pocket book. Get them
from us.
e. c, CROSS.
7.'.e 81 Market Phone 2sl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15
NiNE TlMts our oF rrn

Tho mas sho bes.us Jo sa,v slops
r'ma Ast al noIshuess n.ona.
mN u'calss sluF up .ome.b.rs ana
iAe viso aan aa''t MANAGE ta
siNo up tAE sbi,a .. HaI ur him
The 'uang aau " a beeirs Ia sa,e
hrs'hs a. afa.H tb s'e.H nu-.r ta
tfinS ana sn,kr .gss I. waste loss
nmo Amung uup.uen... uieuls
fhua iha ss,las 1I uioue, au, ou.,
means inJepeudeuge lu .as m,as,
hut .i msaAs better Hse af ums .r
iae prcsvsJ o. meaps ut.peut
enee ~ obaruc,er aad ueslum fD1m
uol2 ahoai tbe mwry O. ueaas
success
fhiak 10 oscr and make a start
u you oaat save ba, a sma.
amount oaoh ucek
We ray mterost oa deposits 90
one dollar 90 nore. ana small A..
oopnia arc iust AZ svl,ong A. ars.
er oaos
sAflNQ6 DEPARTMENT
cspitai Nstioaal Baak.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-15

A maUiase license vas s-antsl
wednesday by County Clerk Roland
70 Aiss be7,aa Never ana William
uchy
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
SECURING DIVORCE EVIDENCE.
long-seaIed Secrets of New Works
Four Hundred May Leak Out.

New York, Aug. 15.-There is fear
and trembling in many households
~hereabouts lest the long-sealed secrets
OF their divorce suits become public.
Gossip has always named a c~o-respon.
lent In each suit when members of
the 400 were parties, but as the habit
OF the fashionables was to obtain a
court order sealing all the papers. the
names OF these disturbers Of families
never became public. But all this pre-
caution may end in exposure.
Twelve of the brightest and most
skillful m clerks in the DEPART
ment OF commerce and labor of the
bureau OF census have invaded the
county court house. m~arshaled by Will
liam H.. Jarvis, and installed them
selves in the surrOgate's court. They
Will hold possession every day for
some eight weeks, when the room is
not needed by the surrogate. In that
time they expect to go over the di-
vorce records of New York count for
~ years. The evidence is to be used
by congress in it's discussion of a fed
eral divorce law.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
SLASHES WITH A RAZOR
BATAVIA, ILL, MAN NUMEROUS.
LYSATTAcks FAMILY.
Kills His Brother-in-Law, Seriously
Wounds Wife and Cuts His
Own Throat.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-In a fit of In
ity. Emil Berner, of Batavia, Ill, muir
dered his brotherin-law, Ernest Fran.
zeen, by cutting his throat with a
razor, slashed his wife with the same
weapon SO severely that she will die,
n then cut his own throat, and died
In a few minutes.
After being injured Mrs. Bernar
dashed from her home and summoned
%neiehbors. Her daughter, Sigma, and
a boarder In the house jumped from
windows, thus escaping the rush of
the insane man, who had driven them
to the upper floor of the house.
Berner had been i'll for three weeks.
At times his mind wandered, but his
family had no suspicion that he was
afflicted with so violent a mania.
Bernsr crept from bed while the
family slept, went to the bathroom
and seized his razor. Stealing up to his
brother-in-law, who had dropped into
q doze after weary hours of watch
ing at the sick mans bedside. the
murderer, slashed his throat, cutting,
the jugular vein. Franzeen never
moved from the couch on which he
slept, his only action being to give
a dying scream which aroused Mrs.
Berner and the other members of the
Startled by the scream, the maniac
tore from the and met his wife
In the doorway as she approached to
see what had caused he disturbance.
Selling her in his arms, Berner bent
her head back with one hand and
with the other slashed her face, body
and throat. Screaming with terror and
pain, Mrs. Berner fell to the floor.
then drew the razor across
his own throat and fell dying on the
floor.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
A WOMAN IN THE CASE
STENSLAND'S HOUsEKEEPER
GIVES IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
Trainmen All Over the World In.
structed to Look Out For a Bio
Trunk Bound With Iron.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-Testimony indi
eating that extensive preparations TO,
flight were made by Paul o. Stems
land, president of the Milwaukee Ave
u state bank, and that a m en-.
tered into these preparations, was Sc
cured by Assistant States Attorney
Olson. through the cross-examination
OF Mrs. ELLEN McCracken, housekeep.
er for Stensland.
1t was learned that StensIand took
with him in trunks and boxes, sheets
and other bedding. towels, bath tow.
els. window curtains, carpets, rugs
and a silver dinner set. Some of this
Is said to have been traced to Bara-
boo, Wis, but the big trunk said to
have been taken by Stensland, the
detectives have not been able to get
a trace of.
The large trunk, which is being
traced, is said to be three feet high,
and bounded with iron. The box
traced to BaraboO weighed 375 pounds
when it was placed on an express
wagon at the Stensland home the day
of the flight. kilograms have been
sent out all over the world to train
men to look for the big trunk.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
MANY PEOPLE HURT IN A WRECK,
Sleeper and Chair Car Roll Down an
Embankment.

Bowie, Tex, Aug. 11.-Between for.
ty and fifty passengers were injured,
none fatally, but several seriously,
when the northbound passenger train
Of the Fort Worth & Denver City rail
way was wrecked a few miles south of
Fruitland, Tex. The sleeper and chair
car left the track and rolled down an
embankment and nearly all those on
board sustained injuries.
The wreck, it is said, was caused by
a defective track. Excepting ona pas.
senge', T. woman, everybody on the
sleeper had retired. The principal oc.
cupants of the sleeper and chair car
were women and children.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
OLD MINES WILL REOPEN
COLORADO MINING WRITER'S
OPINION OF SILVER PURCHASE.
Says Beneficial Influence Will Be Felt
In Colorado and Other Mining
States of the West.

Denver, Col, Aug. 1.-THE principal
effect of the resumption of silver pur-
chases by the treasury department,
under the necessity Of an increased
demand for subsidiary coins,' said
Frank Hall, the mining writer, in the
Denver Post, will be to stimulate the
production of silver-bearing ores from
mines already opened. Certain mines
that have been closed since 1893 will
be opened, because the market will
be more stable, and then there is the
ever present hope Of an advance In the
price. This implies early enlargement
of both milling and smelling facilities.
1t means, moreover, increased activity
IN all lines of business, the employ
ment Of more men, and a food of
prosperity for all railways which pen
crate the mining regions. 1t Is also
liable TO multiply orders for mining
machinery and all supplies entering
into mine work.
Nothing that has occurred in the
last decade has caused more rejoicing
among producers of mineral than the
action taken by the secretary of the
treasury just promulgated. The bene-
fetal influence will be felt throughout
Colorado and all the mining states of
the west. 1t will augment the pro-
duction of gold, and also of the rare
metals. An increased output of silver
means a larger volume Of lead, zinc
and copper, for these metals are So
associated it is practically i'm
possible to increase one without a cor
responding increase for tho others"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
"MExICO FOR MExICANS'
MANY AMERICANS ARE SENDING
FAMILIES OUT OF COUNTRY.
Proclamation Calling For An Uprising
Against Foreigners Appears In
Mexican Papers.

San Antonio, Tex, Aug. 15.-Not.
outstanding the efforts of the Mexi.
can government and our own state de.
partment to allay the fears of Ameri.
can residents in Mexico regarding the
reports that an uprising against for
eigners Is to take place on or about
September 16, many Americans are
sending their families out of the re-
public.
Within the last week o number of
them have come to San Antonio. With
n accord they say that while they
do not expect the uprising to be sue
cessful, and that the Diaz
Will suppress it quickly, they are con-
hdent that there will be trouble. and
that fatalities are probable. In many
cases men who have positions In Mex
leo have remained at work, but have
sent their families here.
The correspondent has seer a letter
from a well-informed man who lives
IN a mining town in the state of Du-
range, In which he says that so GER
tain are the Americans that there
VIII be trouble that they have armed
themselves Supplies of arms and am
muntion have been shipped In to the
Americans from the United States.
says this man, and at the first sign
of trouble the Americans will stand
together and fight for their lives.
The proclamation calling for the
uprising has been printed In Mexican
papers, several copies Of which have
received in this city. 1t is head
Mexico for the Mexicans," and is
extremely incendiary. The Mexican
government may be sincere In its
that there will be no
trouble, because of confidence in its
ability to handle any situation that
may arise. This is no doubt true in
The large cities and %populous sections.
out there are hundreds of small min
ng camps throughout the republic
where the natives outnumber the for
eigners 100 to l.. If the outbreak
come in many of these places
he damage could be done before
roops could be sent to the scene.
Nobody who is familiar with the sit.
latlon expects any uprising to be
SO long as Diaz is alive. He
s too strong for the revolutionists.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
JAPS HAVE A BEEF SCANDAL.
Dead Horse Passed Up to Them az
"BoiIed Beef"

Victoria, B. c., Aug. 10.-The steam.
er Gosa, of the Japan Mail Steamship
line, has arrived from the Orient. The
Iosa brought news of a Japanese
canned meat scandal. AS a result of
an official investigation into the
canned meat inquiry at Hirochima.
consequent on the agitation in the
United States, it was found that cans
labeled boiled beef" contained horse
flesh, which had been prepared in
some ingenious manner and could only
be identified by careful analysis.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
THE WORLDS GOLD PRODUCTION
Mint Report May Indicate Something
Like s425,oc0,00 Last Year.

washington, Aug. 15.-The worlds
hood OF gold goes steadily on. Silver
has reached the highest prices it has
commanded in many years, and is
just now moving sharply higher. The
mint report on the worlds gold pro-
duction, coming out soon, will inii-
cate that something like $425, OOO. 900
OF the precious basic metal was 20
duced last year. The preceding wear
about I 5000 900 was the output.
Next years record will bring the
half-billion mark in sight; in fact, will
pass it if big developments that are
expected in Africa and Alaska come
off.