davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska prospector., 1906-10-11

The adjoining clsims as shown by tsc ps: of survey are the Rainbow. Henry frather sn,' and Survey No. sso, Albert Johnston lodc on the north Survey No. caI, Elizabeth lode is surrounded by the lodcs embraced in this sur The con nis,ing claims shown by the plat Q, survey are tse Rainbow. and Henry Prathrt iodes snrIcy y Nc yc,nasa from aSS the sr"a for which patent is hereby applied. There are no other conflicting claims shown by the plat oi The location of these mining claim, and mill site are recorded in the office oi the U. S Commissioner and x-Offcio Recorder Tor tsc Valdez Recording District at Valdez, Ala'sa, as follows:
 Unalita Lode.
 Orieinel location. Book E, Pagc lsl.
 Amended location, Book II, Page HIS. Curtis Lode. Book II, Page ii3. Red Jacket Lode. t,. Original location, Book Bh, Page PCT. 3 Relocation, Book F, Gsge lsO. it Amended location, Book H. Page IF. Original location. Book E. Page Is2. Amended location, Book II. Page is6. Senator Lode.
 Original location, Book F., Page l3a.
 Amended location Book II, Page I3l. Nsric AntoiEette Lode.
 Original location. Book BA, Page 2Il.
 Amended location, Book H, Page i2o.
 Original location, Book E, Page lS7.
 Amended location. Book Il, Page i26. Fl Capitan Mill Site
 Book II. Page iSs.
 Any and all pcrsoYs claiming adversely the mining ground, veins, lodcs and mill site, or any portion thereof 90 described, surveyed, platted. and applied for, are hereby notified that unless their sdvcrre claims are duly hiSd according to law, and the regulations thsre- under within the time prescribed by law, with the Register of the United States Land Omce at Juneau, District of Alaska, they will be barred by virtue of the prorisions of said sta- ute.
 JOHN W. DuD1EY,
 Register. It is hereby ordered that inc above and iorr- going notice be published in the ALsst \ PRosPECToR, q weekly newspaper Of general circulation, published at Valdez, Alaska, for Il period of ten consecutive weeks, which here. by designate as the newspaper published near. cat the land described in said application.
 JoHS W. DUfs.EY, Register of U. S. Land Office. Juneau, Alaska. Date of first publication Sept. .th.. l9O6 John P. Fay, attorney for applicant, ilO-ill New York Block, seattle, Wash.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

mt etnem anoersn Sbier, 0as er nod
ni9t Fat unterfriegen tOnnen," lauz
tete Die 4nttport. rSa. no 0enn9 Sd
iebe ia gar fem artDeres SEier!" n@s
ipirb jsbsnfaus glei9 erf9einen."
$50 befinOet es ii4 benm ieBt9" rSn
Dem Ma9en bes &aimuns." rgfi9t
mDsli9!" bod, bo9." Die SnOias
rrer baben bas pft beoba9tet, pbpo6l
fe es Suerit au9 fir unslaubli4 biels
ten. @s lit cine tlsine @9ilbtrOtt, bic
er berI9lu& bat, beren Yun5er sr aber
nod nibt bat serbre6en fOnnen. SIN
Musenblid Der 9efubr bat Die S6ilbs
frDte tbre pfoten urb ibren Ropf tlas
gertpsife in ibren S9ilb suriidgeapgen
unb ii9 rubig peri9luden lafen. Oo9
lie rd6t iid unerbittli9 I'M Wa9en
ibres 4ngreifers. sic beibt ibm nit
Der gr0Bten 9ube in ben Masea unb
Die @ingetpeibe unb t0otet Jpn, tpdbs
renb fe fel6it entf9lipft. 8eben ste
nun M6t, Sic tperben lie bulb beruusz
fontmen feber." SbatiG9li9 mari ii9
Der Seaman einige Minuten fpdter
na9 etnem leBten S9nwrSenstrampf
auf ben &iiden unb ftarb. &ur5 bars
auf erf9isn ptrtli9 bic S9ilDfrDte
aus Dem 9au9e beg &aimans unb
itiirate ii9 rubis tpieber in's @afer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
Sarfif@es Gift.

Ser i4laue Sultan rief feinen De-
aier gu fi4.
rDir limb rti9t sa6lrei9 genlig, I'm,
ben treulpfen 6ranten in offener
5efbf4la9t gu besegnen," reoete er
feinen 8eratber an.
$50 felt es sei6rieben, Spbn bes
5immels," antportete Der ergraute
Otener.
$50 miifen mir lie NIT Gift gu be-
fiesen osriu@en," fubr Der 8eberrf9sr
Der @lGubigen fort, rlinb i9 ielbf
babe bas Mittel gefunben, bas tie perz
niaten epirb. !9ier, bu 9unb, fiebe
gu, bab tbies bier duf ibren MGrtten
feilseboten ipirb."
Spra6's uno hGnoigte Dem @esier
bas erite padst tiirtifder @igdretten
aus. =
SroB bteier fdOnen Sabel gibt es
dber i'm Menblanbe piele MiIipnen,
bic fi4 nit Wonne BON ben SirtT
pergiften lahen unb ein patriar9dliz
fhss Otter babel erreiGen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
Den Muffdpuna Der g E

Den Muff9nung Der pez
troleum : Snbuifrie in ben lesten flint
Sa6ren lest elm neues Bulletin bes
Geniusbureaus in Wafhinston 10 bar:
Oie Statifif umfabt Die Sabre 1900
Bis 1905 einf9lieBlid unb brinst bic
3a6l Der be5iisliden Embellishments,
ben Wert6 bes Yrobuftes, bic BON ben
Qrbeitern in ben peridiebenen 8etrie=
ben perbienten QDbne unb anbere ein>
fdlaaenbe Mnsaben. SIM Sabre 1905
aab es SO petroleum : Raffinerien,
tpd6renb es i'm Sabre 1900 nur 81
tparen. Tas in biefer Snbuftrie feit=
seIeste Rapital pu4s bon $95,327.<
892 i'm Sabre 1900 auf $136,28O,>
sol. Der geIammtpertb bes er5euss
ten petroleums fties bon $123, 929,s
1874 auf SITS, 0O5. go. SIM Surhz
fdnitt tparen 1851 Mrbeiter in ben
9etrieben 1905 anseitelTt; nur 12,199
tparen es 1900. Die seaablten 20bne
tparen i'm WerbGltnib seitiesen. Der
Wertb bes RobmateriaIs betrus 1900
$1O2, 900. 900, tpGhrenb CT 1905 be-
reits S139, 600, 900 betrug. S4abe
rur, bab aud biefe grrunsenf9aften
sum srOben She'll modefeler an f@
reibt!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
Bel Der BerpenDune ges
r ~oreoeu ~ . m III z fnfrN nm

Bel Der Uernenpung aes
frprenen 9emifes pirb bon.
bielen 9ausfrauen elm GROCER Jebler
besansen, inbem ndmli9 bas Semitic
unpermittelt aug benz 6reien in Die
marine &iihe tommt. Oas bamit pers
bunbene pl0slide Muftbuuen hat our
Gplse, bab bic 9etpebe setObtet tperz
ben. Sc fommen alfo a~bseitorbene
pflan5entkile auf ben Slid, bic nur
besbalb nod ols eefunb aneefeben
perben, neil tie mod bur4 fem In5eis
den bes Sobes, fet es selblide 6Grs
buns ober besinnenbe 6dulnib, ben
berborbenen 3uftanb gu ertenner ges
BEN. Muf benz Mittasstif4 MAIDEN fie
ii4 benz Geinfhmeder bemerfbar burh
einen lfidt fiBliden Gef9mad. Mud
iRb fie aubereitet peniser baltbar unb
peniger leidt berbaulid. Ollie biefe
uebelftdnoe lafen fi4 Bel einiger Uors
idt leidt bermeiben; Iangfam aufses
tboute Semitic tommen mGmli4 ohne
S9aben bapon. Mai made es fi9 als
70 our @egel. bas @emiife 3unGdft Ell,
nise Stunben in einem ungebei3ten
Baum auf5uftelen. Der aber teine
1roftsrabe 5eisen BARI. Our@ Ileber<
siben NIT faltem MaKer pirb bos
Muftbauer bef9Ieunist, pbne bab
ipirtliter S@aben angeri&tet tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

lit Settipns9ef i'm Miniterium bea
Snnern Or. emanuel &ufp Sitter b.
0u6rub i'm 62. 2ebensiabre an Nrtes
rienberfalfung geftorben. : &iir5liG
eerietb Der ~18idbrise Silfsurbeiter SSu.
Illus &abm an Der SIDE Der MrnbtitraBs
unS 9rasbofitrabe nit mebrersn
8ur59en in einen Wortpe6iel. Nus
benz Streit purbe cine 8al9erei unb
f9lieBli9 Spg elmer Der 8urf9en einen
3epplper rtno 1ebte i'm benz &a6m an
bic 8ruit, ohns iebo9 gu f9ieBen. Sin
apeiter 8urf9e berieBte benz 9ilfsars
better nit einem Stilett einen iieben
gentimeter tiefen Std in bas 8eIGb.
8abm purbe auf's poliSeitommiFa'
riot Meioling gebra9t, bort BON
SunftionGren bes &ettungsforps unb
Der Waferpebr Mursdretben psrbunz'
ben uno Johann ms Glifabstbipital
transportirt.
9ras. 8iirsli6 begging bic @ra5er
rSa9espoft", bas bieiise li6erale Ors
gan, ibr 5OiGbriges SlibilGum. sic
purbe 1856 e~egriinbet uno nubm feit
1862 unter Der Nebaftipn bon 81.
Sbobpba, Der big ba6in GDmnaiia
prOfsfOr in Marburg a. B.. .. mar.
einen grpben @uff6pung. sic par
bann LANCE 3eit, fait bret Sabr5ebnte,
fo3uIagen bic ein5ige bieiige 3eitung.
q lin b q Of. Sn benz naben Riz
9drbi9a9ts, elmer CUR Semmeringer
@teintoblen : 9sperti9aft gebOrigen
@btbeillns. ftiirate Der @rbeiter So
bann @ruber BON hier BON einem duff
bru9 ca. 40 Meter ttef ab unb blieb
auf Der STEELE tobt. 9ruber lit Der
@ater bes alf dbnli6e Dirt um's 2eben
gefommenen Sobann 9ruber, Der Dor
einiger 3eit in bemielben S4a9t pers
ungliidte.
Gina. 2eBtens ftarb bier Der
Starhembsrs'f9e Soritmeii ter &arl
9eber i'm Otter bon II Sabren, cine
iiber bic @rensen Seiterrei9s befannte
unb beliebte periDnli9teit.
uBenai9. Sn unmittel6arer
NGbe bon bier nurbe Der 18iGbrige
8olersfpbn Mar Wiesbauer ermorbet
dnfqefunben. Ser Sbdter bat fein
Opfer bur9 8niittelbiebe erf9lagen.
Dem grmorbetsn lit bic Wirbelidule
absef9lasen. Ser S6dter lit ni9t err
~n1itteIt
Guxem6itrg.
2uremburg. Der l1nterne6mer
81. perrarb bat BON Rentier s. g.
8rafIeur elm 8auterrain, gelegen
GuBerer Sting (&reuSgriinb9en), gum
preiie BON 10000 Mart dngefmift. =
Ha9 benz belgii6en &ongo abgereiit lit
Der "a Sabre alte Mlfons 2aurent,
bis6er Stubent on Der 9o919ule ,3a
Maden, nm als 8eamter Bel Der Gf1ens
babnperpaltung einSutreten.
2impertsberg. Cine benz
Serrn M. S9mit s~ugebOrenbe reuer,
baute 0ina IN Der Sobann @penue 3u
2impertsberg gins biefer Sage bura
&auf gum preiie BON 10000 Sr. in
ben 8efiB pes 6errn Gb. 8obn. &uuf.
mann IN ghterna4. iiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

: aud ein Grfols. Befdnu<
ter: yWas bat benin Sbre 5rau geiagt,
als sic seitern 10 fpdt heimfamenG"
pantoffelfslb: Gar nidts. Sd babe
pOr lauter @nsft Die san5s Ha9t niat
f9lafen %fOnnen.~
: @erf9nappt. @aft: nSie
&aben folte man bod audi enbli4 Be-
fteuern." Wirth: 80 mel, es pirb ia
EFF mir mebr am gfen b%erbient!"
: Smtn1fer S9reibfehs
Ter. 9i9terling Gdreibenb): ~9ier.
nit fenbe i9 Sbnen. !9err &ebattenr,
einige @ebidte Elm. Strafpprto liegt
Bet"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
Sin merfwarsteer Qampf.

Der Roturforf9er Walbed. Der in
Gentralamerita reiite. erblidte eines
9ases in einem Sampf einen Raimdn.
Der ME Elm geieHener aappelte. nWas
hat benin bag Sbier. bab es ii4 70 tolI
benimmt2" froate ct eiuen Gingebores
uen. Der ibn boskitst<. ct idmpft
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

WeIfen @egenttanp, Den er nt1t t1oH
beiaB9 Senn ba INN feline 8squemz
linfeit unb fein W%oblbebasen iiber als
les cling unb er ii9 feinen Wuni9 gu
berIasen brau4te, feblte Sntel Mouae
ni9ts.
plDbli9 f9lus 9err Mr9ipel fid
por bic Stirn. gr bate s%efunoen!
Sn ben nG9itsn Sassn fab man i'm
iebr bdufis in Der Mairie. Damn Be-
gam er ii9 bon SntereHe mad ben
Preifen bon Marmor unD Sanbftein
unb ben SeriteGunesfpiten bon Cement
unb M6rtel at ertunbissn. 1nb san5e
NG9te briitete CT iber Mr9iteftenplds
men unb INSTRUMENTATION.
Gnbli9 fam Der grobe Sag.
mSnfel Moude!" faste 9err Or
aipel. r@eitatten sic mir, Sbnen
gu Sbrem @eburtstas gu sratuliren."
Sntel Mou4s betrudtete ungnGbig
bieIen grbi9aftscanbibaten, Der ibm
nit leeren !Sdnben s~ratulirte.
Mber 6err Mr9ipel lGdelte iiberlee
gen. ySnfsl Mou6e!!" fubr er fort.
rWolIsn sic bic Sit. bdben, mid 81
besleiten9 Sd babe cine feline ueberz
raiduns fir Sie."
Sine Oroi9fe tpartete ppr Der S6ir.
9err Mr9ipel balf Ontel Mouae elm
iteieen unb placirte i'm iorsiam, pie
Elm aerbredlides Pudet. auf ben beften
plaB. Damn iebte er ii9 neben i'm
unb bic 5abrt begann. 4ls Der Waz
oen enblih bielt, befanb man iih Dor
bum pprtal zines 8ir9bofs.
1tndndenehm beriihrt. r%nferbriidte
Sniel Wtoucbe etnen lelGten SnduDsr.
Serr Mrdipsl a4tete niat barauf.
Onr4 bic Straben Der Sobtentabi
f9feppte er feinen 8eripanoten nit
ii9, Bis fe fdliebli9 Dor einsm
gan5 neuer 9rabsepDlbe !6alt mahten,
on befen 9iebel folgenos Sni9rift
ffdnb:
D1er rupt
Sneiime WouAe.
@eitorben ben -. 49,.
gpige Srauer!
rWas faeen sic ba3u Onfel2" REF
er triumphireno. nSas 9ef9ent TT
bod fp~enisitens mai gu etpas gu ses
brauden, rf1t pabr9"
limb obne bic @rimaFe bes euten
Mannes 5u ~getpabren, Der cine f9red>
lide Mnsit Dor benz Sobe bate, fiiste
er bin5u, inbem er linn cine Papierroue
In bic 9anb briidte:
rSier baben sic bic 8erfaufsafte
unb bic 8eiiBtitel. :. Qnes lit georbnet,
Snfel Mou6e. Man brau9t muir nod
bas Datum einsumsiBsln."
Snfel Mou6e mari Mr9ipel einen
Blid 5u, Der i'm setObtet baben Diirbe,
tpenr 8lide baSu imitanbe fpdren, unb
tebrte, obne Elm Wort gu fugen, eilisft
gum Masen surid. ST fubr bonn airAs
bof brett gu feinem Notar, Bel benz er
fem Seitament aerriB.
Mls er bic pe-bdnenibpole Na4ri6t
erbielt, mar 9err Ir9ipel nieberse=
f4mettert.
80 bebaupte nod elmer: aleine
@eidenfe erbalten bic Sreunbf9aft!"
murmelte er nit bitterem 2Gdeln.
Ra4 biefem 4benteuer, bas an ietz
ne 5offnunsen aerffDrte, purbe 9err
ardipei fdpermiitbis. Gr b%erfant in
f9nGraeite 9ppo6pnbrie unb purbe
fdlieBli4 lebsnsiberbriifig.
Der @ebanfe, bab bas bon Snfel
Mou4e berf4mGbte @ef9ent u gu
nidts niBe lei, naste tpie Elm Wurm an
feinem !Ser5en, aehrte on ieinem inner,
fen Qebensmarf.
rHein!" ritf er zines Sases in ei,
mem Wutbparorpsmus aus. Rein!
Wan fon niht fasen, bab bas @efdent
gu nidts niBe sepefen lei. Sd nehms
es fir midi"
@eiast, setban. gr lieb ben Ras
men OneFme Mou9e am Giebel bes
@rabsen0rbes bur9 feinen eiseneu,
Camille Mrhiptl, erfeben, faufte iih
einen foliben Strid, stns bin unb er,
h1ndte fih
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
MURRAYs VISITED SALEM.
Asked Deputy District Attorney to
Compel n Marriage.

o. f. Murray, Jr., Miss Mary Muir
ray and their mother visited Salem
Saturday, and endeavored to have
legal compulsion brought to bear on
Lincoln Whitney, of Hubbard, to
compel him to marry Miss Murray.
Murray shot and killed young Whit
ney in Portland yesterday morning,
as was printed in the Capital Jour-
nal yesterday.
The Portland papers yesterday
and the Salem morning paper had a
good deal to say about the visit of
the Murrays to Salem, and their be-
ing turned down by the district at
torney. The facts are three Murrays
came to Salem Saturday, and, in the
absence Of John McNary, called on
c. L. McNary, and told of Whitney's
alleged offense. Mr.. McNary told
them to have warrant issued
charging Whitney with a statutory
crime, and he would prosecute him
to the full letter of the law. But,
we do not want that" said young
Murray; we want Whitney to marry
the girl"
Mr.. McNary explained that the dis
trict attorney could not compound a
felony. and that he was not running
a marriage bureau.
Thereupon the Murrays left, and
Il is presumed went to Hubbard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
Wakes Up i'm Response TO Demand
From Eastern Oregon.

So serious is the grain shortage
in Eastern Oregon this season that
the stockmen of that section are
Obliged TO look to other sections of
the Northwest, which were more
bounteously favored with crops. for
their winters supply of feed, includ-
ing the Willamette valley. ID. A.
White & Son have Just shipped one
carload OF oats. about $4,000 bush
els, to that section. and, were il not
for the car shortage, could ship
many more. as the demand is great,
and growing, and fancy prices are
offered.
For this carload the shippers re-
ceived s2S per ton, and the Eastern
Oregon market is strong at this fig-
ure, with an upward tendency. The
call for grain in other sections OF
the Northwest is having the tenden-
cy TO relieve the glut in the local
market, and to AFFORD an outlet for
the surplus, with the result that the
local market is growing steadily
firmer. at $40 per ton for oats, and
strong at that quotation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
CURRENT .'.a .'
TOPICS
TODAY
Prepared for the Public Schools
and the Family Circle.

Manual training will be intro
dueed in the Portland public schools
at once.
Shortage in the coal supply Is
alarming the people of Seattle,
Three students have been expelled
from Columbia College, Portland, for
participating in a charivari of a
bridal couple.
d. NJ. Delmas. San Francisco
lawyer. has been employed to defend
Harry X. Thaw, of New York City, in
dicted for the murder of Stanford
White.
A fleet of British and French war
ships will be sent to Morocco to re-
store order in that country, and pro-
tect life and property of foreigners.
1t is now planned to have three
flying columns of British cavalry
crush the Boer rebels in Cape Colo
ny, South Africa.
The King and Queen of Norway
are the guests of the King and
Queen of England. The baby crown
prince of Norway is with the party.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
PROBATE COURT NEWS.
The Following business Was Trans
acted Yesterday In Probate
Court.

In the matter of Clifford Roth, a
minor, and Laura L. Roth. guardian.
appointed December 10. 1903. an or
der for citation issued.
In the matter of the Roppen guar
dianship. Monday. December 18th,
at p. m. was set for the hearing
of objections to the sale of the real
property.
In the matter OF the estate OF Fe-
lix Gregoire, deceased. December II,
at IL a. m. was set for final hearing.
In the matter OF the Ruth e.
Brown estate an order approving
nnal account was made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
PRESIDENT wIGGINs RESIGNS.
Professor w. I. staley Elected Pres
ident OF the Salem Y. NJ. G. A.

+, A. Virgins resigned the posi-
tion OF president of the Salem branch
OF the Y. NJ. C. A. at the regular
meeting OF that Institution held in
the association rooms last evening.
Prof. w. l. Staley was elected TO nn
the vacancy. The reason Mr.. Wig
gins severed his connection with the
work is that he will move to Wash
ington before the next regular meet
ing. and the change was made In
order that no interruption might en-
sue. r. ]. Hendricks was elected
viee-preSident and Paul Wallace.
secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13

You may have some piece of
jewelry you do not wish to discard
on account Of some associations. II
40 let us nx It up and replate It so 1t
win look like new and you can set
many years of wear out OF Il. We
do bright and Roman gold plating
At reasonable prices.
We also replate old silver kniyes,
forks and spoons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
Appointed More Delegates

Governor Chamberlain has ap-
pointed as additional delegates To the
National Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress. which meets at Washington
December and z. w. ]. Mariner, OF
Blalock; DR., C. Il. Ray. OF Tolo; l..
j. Simpson, OF North Bend; Il. Hofer
Salem; $. NJ, Mears and A. II. Dew
ers, OF Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
Personal


Rev winans went to Portland NJ.
morning. ~''as
Rev. G. o. olinger was in !,
city yesterday. '"e
}. L. Taylor, of Gervais, was VI.
iting in the city yesterday.
George Griswold went 70 r..
land today. 'O'''
Mrs. s. A. Koser is visiting fr,....
in Portland. S"''
Prof. William Graham returusa
Portland yesterday.
Chief of Police Cornelius retur,,,
this morning from a short vis,, !,
Portland.
Chief Justice Bean, of the sppreu.
court, has returned from trim !.
Pendleton.
County Commissioner Goulet
turned yesterday to his homa !.
Woodburn.
Mrs. Webster Holmes went :,
Portland last evening to visit frIsns.
State Printer j. r. whitnev w..
among the Portland bound passen,
ers yesterday afternoon.
j. Gamble left this morning q.
Cottage Grove, where he will ins,,p
fire alarm system.
Mrs. Grant Corby, after v,e
with Woodburn friends, returpsa
home last evening.
w. l.. Michaelis, of the Portland
Electric Company, left this morn.
ing for weeks visit in Portland
Judge HALEY, of the sutfeme
court, returned home from Pepdle.
ton this morning.
Head Janitor Newstead, of hs
state. house, went to Portland mi,
morning on business.
Mrs. John p. McManus left mi,
morning for Pendleton, after visit.
ing relatives and friends in Salem.
Mrs. Joseph Vincent went to Port.
land this morning to visit her pa.
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. DeBols.
Miss Del Miller. who has been he
guest of her cousin, Miss Bertha
Klinger, has returned to her hone
in Stayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Power, OF Hal
sey, are spending their honeymoon
in this city. They are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. ellison.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Connor, Of the
Hotel Willamette. have returned
from a several months tour OF the
East.
/. ID. Larkin and daughter, Mss
Echo, who have been visiting Salem
relatives and friends, returned this
morning to their home in MarQuln.
Miss Sue Hickman, OF Portlni
recently OF San Jose, CAL, retuInsd
to Portland yesterday, after a short
visit with Miss Lena McIntire.
Roy Benson, after a short visit
with his parents, has returned to his
work in Eugene. He is employed ID
the new wooden mill at that city
j. w. Perringer, of Pendleton' Is
visiting in the city. He brought bis
little daughter, Miss Grace, who Is
deaf, to the deaf mute school. Thls
is his first trip to the Willamette
valley, and he is very much pleased
with the country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
No Longer a NIystery--

Everybody In Salem has found out
ere this that the best and cheapest
place to deal. as well as the best
place TO get good, fresh provisions
OF all kinds. is at IL. II. Ragan's pop
ular Court street grocery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
The rexas Wonder.

Cures all kidney. bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug
gists. or two months treatment By
mail for 81. DIR. 4. w. Han, as1e
Olive street. 81. Louis. Mo. Send
for testimonials. Said By Stones
drus stores. ew-iyr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
CITY NEWS
A Collie ,tion of Important Para.
graphs for Your Consideration
nls OF the Flesh

Most OF the Ills fiesh Is heir TO are
remedied by osteopathy. Likely
your case would be easily reached.
II would az least do no harm 20 have
n talk with DIR. B. II. White. in the
Breyman building. tues-fri
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
AIade CIericaI Changes-

Miss Helen Miller has taken the
position of stenographer to the State
Library Commission, held by Miss
Frisbey. who, In turn, has accepted
n similar position In the Office OF SUI
perintendent Ackerman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
Paid state Taxes

The country treasurer OF Claeka-
mas county yesterday paid sio,tS6.-
10 Into the state treasury. being the
balance OF the state taxes that ooun-
~ owed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
Merely a Disagreement--

Mereiy a Disagrcemcnt--
Prominent members OF the Baptist
church say that the report that the
church Is split over the advisabillty
OF accepting the pastors resignation.
Is unfounded. There Is. however. a
difference OF opinion on the matter.
Bnt all the members unite In express
Ing their high opinion OF the pastor.
who has been doing iine work. The
question OF his going or staying
seems 90 Be merely a matter OF expe-
diency.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
Oasis In the Desert

Such has Gilson's cigar store and
tobacco stand. az the old Jack Ryan
barber shop, been ohristened by all
lovers OF n first-elass smoke or a de-
leious chew. BE your own Judge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
Oysters

There Is no place In the city where
a tresher supply OF Eastern and
Olympia bivalves can be had In sea-
son, and In greater plenty. as well
as fresh meats and other good things
To eat than at Farrington's market
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
Fine Farm Horses

Tom Cornelius returned from Port
land where he received from up the
country seven nne well-broke aud
gentle young horses. suitable for
farm work. WIN be sold at reason
able prices. 1l-l3-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
Santiam Booming.

A report from Jefferson this ai'e''
noon says the Santiam is again rislns
rapidly, and is already at the reeeh'
high-water mark
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
Several Boys Wanted

The Journal can use several goOu
carrier boys with pony or bicycle.
ll-1s-St
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13

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Ds~ntAs 1lsknt tA Rla ll1Is Buurti
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13

For Rent.-Nicely furnishes
Inquire at sss Court street. ~ -
site postofiice. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-13
NEW TO-DAY.

wanted-Three or four paies Ia.
ing straw delivered at the ps- p.,.s
tiary stables. Address, ~
price. n. b. Fleming Do, .a
Salem. Or.