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The Washington times., 1906-05-27
Married Men VS.. Single Men.

There Will be a game of ball at 2:3O
D. m on Decoration Day between two
picked mines, known as the married and
single men. The batting order Will be
as follows:
Walshe. catcher; Charles White. first
base; Samuel Fillius, second base; VII
Ham beavers, third base; Arthur Bur
CESS, shortstop; X. PendIeton, center
field; James Humphrey. right field; Mel
son Pumphrey, left field.
Single men-Tucker, pitcher; Holiday
or Shubock. catcher; Hiett. first base;
J. Wahler, second base; r. Hoyle, third
base; Carl XNhaler. shortstop: c. wah-
Ter. center field; F. Wahler, left field
Elliott. right field; II. Hiett. substitute
The intermediate Society of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church met Friday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
V. NJ. Tucker. of Wheeler road. After
business affecting the society was dis
posed Of games and music completed
the evenings entertainment
Camp No. s. p. o. of A, will resum,
meetings in the town hall. on Hamilton
road. beginning the first Thursday ir
June. This camp gives an excG..sson I,
Marshall Hall on June 12
Philip b. Keifer. of Brothers street
Randle Park, left here Wednesday nigh
for Panama.
Randle Park Gun Club is the nam,
OF a new organization being formed Ii
this section. J. c. Bum, at the head
and c. G. Lohr. as secretary, are meet
Ing with great success in its formation
The Washington times., 1906-05-27
'BrO0Nand

Samuel Gaines, formerly Of Brookland
but now a lawyer in New York city,
spent the past week with his father,
who resides on Hamline street
Mrs. T. Knight. OF Twelfth and Frank
lin streets. who has been III. is now
convalesceut
The BrookIand Baptist Church Sunday
school are making arrangements 20 give
a picno on OF about June q.
The many friends OF Miss Mary F.
Morrison viii be pleased TO learn OF her
graduation as a kindergarten teacher,
from Rust Hail.
The annual May processiCa will be
held today, at st. Anthony's Church,
about 4:3o o'clock.
Miss Catherine Burton, OF the city
is spending Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Helen AIolster. OF Ninth and Law
renee streets.
Miss Emily Hetfleld entertained a
number Of her friends at a box party
at the Belasco during the past week
The friends Of Willard Robertson are
pleased to learn OF his success as an
actor. During the past few weeks he
has been in several plays IN Baltimore
and Washington
The Phunny Phenows Club gave their
annual May dance last night IN the
2rookland Town Hall The hall was
beautifully decorated an the club eoIors,
orange and black
The Girls Friendly Society OF the
Church of Our Saviour viii give a dance
next Saturday night in ths town hail.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Metho-
dist Church gave their annual reception
20 their friends An excellent program
was rendered consistingof music, speech
! making and recitations. A large number
was present.
During the coming week the Rev. J.
f. Long viii move into the house recent
v vacated by J. Murray. Mr.. NTurray's
home will he on Adams street. Bloom
! inEdale,
The Misses Brown viii not be home on
Tuesdays after May -.
The forming ef the Brookland Chap
ter OF the Order OF the Eastern Star was
| thoroughly successful This chapter
will be known as the Emera Chapter.
II was organized with fifty charter
members.
The Brookland Baptist Church vii
give their annual lawn party on June S.
The manager OF the Brookland base
ball team would like to hear from any
team in the District wishing TO arrange
games. Address w. A. Barnhoit. Four
| teenth and Lawrence streets. Station K
! A large crowd was present at the lee
ture given last Thursday night in the
AIcAIahon Hail of the Catholic Univer-
lsity.
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Pretty Lawn Fete.

The parsonage grounds OF the Ana
costa Methodist Episcopal Church. on
Jackson street, made a brilliant scene
Friday evening when the Ladies' Home
Missionary Society Of the church con-
Quoted a lawn fete. The lawns were
beautifully decorated with a large num-
Der Of coicred lanterns, and a large
gathering of pleasure seekers were pres
ent- The program included a solo by
Miss Edith Tew, a solo by Miss Mary
Mclean, a piano solo by Miss Ethel
DOny, and a solo by Daniel 6. Smith
SOL. the choirmaster Of the AnacoStia
Methodist Episcopal Church The AFFAIR
was voted a big success
The work on the extension OF Penn
sylvania avenue from Branch avenue TO
the Bowen road has been completed by
the, contractors, but the highway has not
Vet Oeen opened for public travel Bar
ricades have been erected 70 prevent tne
use OF the street a request has already
been made for an additional appropr1a-
ton of $500, which will be necessary 10
complete the extension TO the DISTRICT
line, and 20 properly finish up the work
A delightful entertainment was gwen
by the choir of the Emmanuel Protes-
tant Epi scopal Church in the parish
hall Of the church on Washington
street last Wednesday evening. Solos
by Mss SimondS and Arthur Ferguson
were first rendered. after which short
humorous sketch was presented those
In the cast were Joseph n Brown, w
W. Tolson, John G. Anderson, w. e.
Weigle. Raymond Fillius. Milford MittS,
Milton Fillius. Samuel Frazier. George
F. Anderson, John Rick, Ernest Rick,
w Wallace Johnson, Elsie Sans0ury,
Arthur Ferguson, Percy Roach, J. Paul
Green George Frazier, Walter F. Emo,
Willard Wood, and Turner Perkins
THE Drummer Song" was then sung
by the Misses Bessie Bradbury, Grace
Watson. Marian Campbell, Ruth Dorsey.
Helen Ermold, and Florence Campbell.
The entertainment closed with another
short sketch, in which the following
took part: Misses Amy SimOnds. Helen
Ermold. Marian Campbell. Ada Kelly,
Laura WiStler, May Joy, Florence
Campbell, and Bessie Bradbury. Re
freshments were served and music was
furnished by an orchestra
The condition of Mrs Apheus Davi-
son. whose Illness has been quite seri-
Gus, is greatly improved She is no
longer confined to her bed
The Anacostia Citizens Association
through its secretary, Charles r. Brown
has seat n letter of commendatio to
the recent capture near this place OF
the assaiiant Of Miss Arctander.
J. II. Lloyd is making a brief visit
to his family in Anacostia, while on
leave from his duties in Hot Spriuss
Ark
Edwin V Hutchinson is entertaining
as his guest his brother. Claude Hutch.
inson. OF Jonesboro, Ga
Masses were celebrated at and /
O'Clock lat Thursday morning in 81
Teresa's Church, corner Washington and
Fillmore streets, in celebration OF As
cension Day,
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Aloysirs Club May Dance.

The Aloysius Club entertained A large
number at its May dance held last week.
The club has been particularly fortunate
IN having Mr. Knaelly on the commit
tee on entertainment. and his untiring
effort has meriIed the generous approval
extended him by the club officers and
By the young people who enjoyed the
pleasant evenings which he was foremos.
in planning. PEof. Edward Mccarthy
and his orchestra furnished the music
Robert W Stevenson, forty years of
age. an inmate Of Soldiers Home. was
taken suddenly III last week on the
street. and had 10 be taken 20 the hos
pitaI
Miss Matte Z Grly-s class in vocal
music gave an interesting entertainment
last Tuesday night at Rust Hall, North
Capitol and NJ streets The young ladies
Of the class. thirty-eight in number,
were seated on the stage. which was
beautifully decorated with potted plants
and palms. Miss Minnie Bailey presided
at the organ The musicale opened with
an organ solo by Miss Bailey. Misses
Nctesk, Haney. and the class sang
Sweet May" The Shepherd King was
sung by Miss Ferguson. Mrs. Kreidler
rendered. 20. Heavy Laden" The class
sang The Hunters Chorus accOmpa-
AttCA Dg MISS NdEALon on the piano.
I Dawn OF Hope" was sung by Miss
Pelton, accompanied by Miss Davis
Miss Morris sang 20. Dry Those Tears. -
accompanied on the organ by Miss
Bailey Misses Corps, Rankin. Green
hal, and class, accompanied BY Miss
Bailey on the organ sang. Heaven and
Earth Display Miss Tenney sang
From Every Stormy Wind accompa-
MED by Miss Bailey on the organ open
To Ne the Gates" was sung by Miss
Wilbur, and the class sang Yes
per Bell" Miss McBroOm was en-
cored for her singing Of the Spring
time" accompanied on the piano By
Miss Winset. Miss GreenhaI sang the
Twilight" accompanied by Miss Bailey
Prof J. c. Monaghan has returned
from the North, where ha has been
giving a course OF lectures.
]. R. Haislip is building six two-story
dwellings on T street northeast, for
Charles Boyd. owDe-'. The architect Is
E Vouand The cost is estimated at
SIS, 900.
Charles Lynch has as his guest. his
sister-inIaw, Mrs. Dora Lynch. OF
Scottsville. Va She expects 10 remain
here for some time.
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C6nereSSHei9llt&S

Tho Rev. II. G. Spencer. who was
appointed at the annual Methodist Epis-
copaI Conference held in Baltimore.
Nd. in March. delivered his first ser
mon in the. Methodist Episcopal Church
on Nichols avenue last Sunday evening.
He succeeds the Rev. William L. Orem,
who was appointed to a charge in Mary
land, near Baltimore. Included in this
charge is a church at Oxen Hin. Md.
where Mr.. Spencer will preach on Sun
day mornings, preaching here Sunday
nights. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer are oc-
cupying cottage on Brothers street,
Randle Park.
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ANAOOSuA

Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Connors, OF
Washington street, are entertaining a:
their guests Mrs. Healey and Miss May
Heaiey. OF Paterson. ~. ].
William II. Fitzgerald anc family have
moved from 20 Grant street 10 Good
Hope.
The Rev. II. NJ Green. pastor of the
Anacostia Baptist Church. is now ir
Chattanooga. Tenn, where he went
about ten days ago 10 attend the con
vention of the Southern Eaptists. The
Rev. Mr.. Green will remain away foI
some time.
A meeting OF the Hillsdale Citizens
Association was held recently in odd
Fellows Hail. on Sumner avenue The
principal matter Of business was the
reading Of a letter from the District
Commissioners in. reply to a request
made by the association a short time
ago. The request was an application
for permission 10 construct walks in
Hiilsdale with the boards taken from
the floor OF the navy yard bridge. The
Commissioners IN reply stated that they
did not deem it advisable TO build such
walks. as the boards taken from the
bridge are too badly worn TO be used
FOR such purpose, even II their policy
were favorable to the construction OF
any board walks.
A petition signed by residents OF Sum
ner avenue was presented before the
association. The petitioners asked that
certain streets in Hillsdale be improved
particularly the graYeling Of Sumner
avenue. as far as b street. and OF
Wade avenue TO Stevens avenue. The
petition was adopted by the association,
and was authorized to be sent to the
Commissioners. 1t was decided not tc
include Howard and Stevens avenues
and A street IN the list
The annual straw ride. which the
Rev. Charles NJ. Bart tenders to the
members Of the choir of St Teresa
Catholic Church. corner Washington
and Fillmore streets. occurred Tuesday
The trip was made to Suitland Park
where the singers were entertained.
Mrs. Julia A. Day has returned tc
her home in Franklin street. havinE
been absent in Boston. where she at
tended as delegate the Florence Crit.
tenton Home convention
Private E. P. Keleher. OF No. 3. police
station. acted as temporary desk ser.
seant at the Anacostia station last Sun
day.
- 49, eAA--+-eA- I4NNA4liA OA AnACOSLll
Chapter, held recently. the following
officers were elected: President, c. r
Linger; first vice president, Percy Barse
second vice president. Miss Emma Simp-
son; third vice president. Mrs. Harry
Arnold: fourth vice president, J. Z
FORD: secretary, Miss NJ NJ Mclean.
treasurer. SewaH Fort
Desk Sergeant L B. Ray. OF the Ana.
costa precinct. has been confined q
his home by illness
The death Of James 7. Cecil. father
in-law Of Lieut.. w. J. Garner. OF n,
Anacostia section OF the fire department
occurred Tuesday afternoon at the hom,
OF his daughter. Mrs. Garner. The re
mains Were taken to Leonardtown, St
Mary's county. Nd. where intermen
was made. Tho body was accompanied
/ by Lieutenant Garner and his wife
The deceased was sixty-seven years o.
age.
The Washington times., 1906-05-27
Pastors Team Leads for Pennant.

The team from St Martins Church
is still leading the Marquette League
race for the pennant- Rev Eugene Han
nan, who so ably filed the same posi-
ton last year, is managing the team
Mr.. Hannah, who takes a great interest
in all branches OF athletics. is very pop
ular with the young men OF this sec
ton Of the city.
st. Peters easily won from the I'm
maculate Conception outfit Lass Wednes-
day evening by 10 2 Smith. who did
the twirling for the winners struck out
fifteen batsmen. three times striking out
the entire side. Despite this fact he
was Wild at critical moments. The good
throwing Of Rex Frye helped 81 Peter >
to win. Mess at short for the losers. did
not put up his usual snappy game. bat
made a sensational catch on high Ay
over third. which was the feature Of
the game Rice played fine game at
( only double play OF the game. Riston
put up a fine game az the initial sack
and grabbed everything in sight
At a meeting Of John Jacob Astor
| Camp, United Spanish War Veterans,
| held recently at Soldiers Home a visit
/ ing delegation complimented ths camp
upon It's thoroughly military way OF
| dfspOsing Of business. Commander 4. J.
! Sullivan presided. assisted by Senior
| Vice Commander Hawkins and Quar-
| termaster Sullivan. The camp acquired
| several new members during the last
| two meetings and several applications
are now IN the hands OF The recruiting
| committee awaiting consideration.
| Among the coming events which were
referred 70 at the meeting was the me-
/ mortal service 10 be held this afternoon
4 at Stanley Hall. 1t vas also announced
| that the services 10 be held at Soldiers
Home on Memorial Day viii be of espe-
/ cial interest since the Spanish war vet
erans have been Recognized n making
up the program
The Washington times., 1906-05-27
EASY.

Maisie-"Aren't you coming to my
party?"
Daisy-"How can I. when I'm in
half Mourning
Rfafsie-"O, well. come and stay half
the evening. cleveland Leader.
The Washington times., 1906-05-27

out this section. The officer has been
instructed to watch the suburban high
ways around Anacostia, Congress
Heights, Hillsdale and Twining City.
with a view 70 putting a stop TO fast
speeding. Since the appointment OF this
rev officer, no violations OF the speed
laa have been reported.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19
BASEBALL Mieroba

The baseball geFm is In the air AM
every boy athleiieany inclined : be-
eomiug iuoeulated with the baseball
baeilll Tho grammar school bows
boys have recently formed a League
aud have chosen the following ohesrs.
j. Humphreys Lineoln school, presl,
denti 3 OstTandeF, East school. vice.
pFesidenti q, A. Forbes. Y. NJ. @. A..
seeretaFyi G, Smith, North school.
treasurer. Committee on grounds, Nor
ris Lucas, FISHER Committee on um.
pires, Lucas, Mcdonald. Beers smith
Mont and BeaueF. Committee on
games, Comsloek Ostrau3er. Hum.
phrcys and George
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19
HE PICKS WINNIE
AN ENTHuslAsTIc FRIEND OF
FRANK DAvBY THINKS HE
WIZ COME IN FIRST
lie Also Bs'ieyes Mr Davey Deserves
the stg,ng support he Il Receiving
nom Es ~ part OF the County.
ana from All Kinds Of People

UroH ihe Dali, salem sutesmau
April l5ihl
Editor siatrsmaut
have had a liiNs to io wiih politics
in ths past and have worked with
the Republican part, for many a year
and have been around over the county
somewhat durirs the pressnt primary
campa.gu. aud talked sith people from
every preeiucii aui I give d a. ms
candid prediction that Hon. Frank
Dayey wln lead che legislative ticket
] am willing 10 risk my reputation az
a prophet on ihls prediction, Mr.
nayey has positive friends al over
she county, and nos one seems 90 be
making a dgt, agsiust him.
81 much for prophecy i wish 20 add
that J believe this recoguition Of abili
ty an faithful work Is deserved.
Ia number on campaigns Of the
hepublieaus Of Marioa county Mr
navey ala more effective eampaign
work than any other man, The speak
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19
RALPH W. HoYT Is THE cANDI
DATE o FANoTHER CLIQUE
OF BANKS.
JOHN H. AITKIN
A Merchant Of Fifteen Years stand
ing Is the Logical Peoples oandi-
date for state Treasurer.

John II, Aitan will be a candidate
Of the people and for the people. The
state fund.- win be deposited in the
banks throughout the entire state
without fear or favor.
Mt Aitkin Was the first eaulidats
who publicly announced that the inter
est on the state funds beloug TO the
state.
He is the only candidate for state
treasurer who is a merchant having
mercantile interests in both Baker
eounty and the city Of Portland.
Vote for John H. Aitkin and you wiz
know that you assure the administra
tion Of the state tFeasuFeF's of6,e in !
thoroughly honest, business like way.
Owing TO his clean business record
the Republican press OF almost the en-.
tire state ara stTongly advocating Mr.
Atkins candidacy.
The people want and win nominats
John Ii. Aitkin for state treasurer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19

bog part wac bis. and he was ever d
valiant kaight in debate and rrpartee
with ttr very thing that vas HesIrl io
o. aid ai ths time to Withstand ths
aasIaughts of ihr rHen, or spike tleii
guns Four years ago be- was che cen
iul Squire OF the Republican part u
the campaign. or at iea,t tbt one wa1
bore che hruHt ~ ih. work.
Another thing in conclusion NJ
payey b. ry,rlastlHgI, right on s.l th,
important questions OF the day. ne 4
w.ih the people. without hsing a lsma
gogue And if there 10 ans one vh.
thinks he has not ths courage % DIS
convictions and viii not staud up foi
them against any odds be- is certainly
not acquainted with the man or with
his record for achievement.
REPUBLICAN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19

Pendleton, Or, April 19-It is re-
ported here that the o. R. & n. round.
house at Umatilla has bean entirely de.
stroyed by fre. Several engines were
said TO have been ruined in the flames.
but no loss Of life is reported.
The flames spread 80 rapidly that
the force Of men in the yards could do
but little. The loss viii amount TO
several thousand dollars
Among the locomotives destroyed was
No. slS, the engine that ran into the
rear end Of the passenger train at
Bridal Ven on February last, eaus.
ag loss Of life and destruction Of raj
Fosd property.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19
Banard's HOrshound Syrup.

Immediately relieves hoaFss, Groups
eoughi oppressed. Fattllag, rasping ane
difieul. breathing. HsnFy c. stearns
druggist, shullsburg Wis. writes, May
20. 1905 "I have bssn selling Bal,
laFd's HpTshound Syrup for two ysars
and have never had a preparation tha,
has given better satisfaction. notice
that when ! sell bottle they come back
for more ! can honestly recommend
H." 25e. soc and 81. Sold BY d. J,
Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19
Human Blood Nm

A tais Of horror was toll su
human blood In the home sil
liams. a we'll known meuln
Ky, lie wFltesi "rweHiyy y'I
had severe hsmorFhagss n D.
and was near death whss I ~
log Dr.. King's New Discover
pletely cured me and I have 's
well ever sinee. % Il cures Hss
Chronic Coughs. SETTLED Ca
Bronchitis. aud q be ohly knsr
Tor Weak Lunga Every baI,ls ;
teed by J, c. Perm, dTuggE q.
81. Trial bottle free
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19
Adiudged Tnsans

John Eilertson was taken % Claiska
Hie on Tuesday from Woods landing
where be had been roaming Ia the
woods for a few weeks The county of,
hcials hdd him In charge. lie vas pro.
nouneed insane by Dr. Frank W, Wood
and taken on the evening train 20 the
asylum al Salem, Il took three or four
men 10 handle him. r. hs was raving
most of the time
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19

Ia. Mcdonald. one Of the eonvlets
working a. the rock eTusAer on the
Halls Ferry road, made his escape yes-
terday afternoon about ESQ. Il seems
that the eonviets had been divided into
two gangs 80 a. 70 get better result.
from their work MeDonald's eontin.
gent Vas made Up Of 10 men, Who were
working quite = distance apart from
each ether. When the guard Ia share,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19

ouL
Seaside, Or, April l9,-Two men
named Edward Anderson. father and
son, are IN the town jail, awaiting trial
for assault on Superintendent Arthur
Barr. OF the Lumber mill. Young An
dersOn was discharged from the mill
Monday, and, according 70 the story
told by the employees Of the lumber
company. returned at p. m. 10 get his
pay. Assisted by his father, also EN-.
plOyed in the establishment, il is al.
legged Anderson attacked superintend-
ent Barr when alone, using brass
knuekles. The father, il is said, came
behind Mr.. Barr and struck him with
a club, knocking him down. Both men
thea beat the PROSTATE Barr, breaking
his nose and one OF his ribs. R. II
Wright, who was working near, heard
the struggle. and, with the assistance
Of men from the mill, rescued Barr
from his assailants Mr.. Barr recently
came TO Seaside from the East with
his family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19
Health Is Youth.

Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age.
HeFbias. taken every morning before
breakfast, viii keep you 10 robust
health, ht you 10 ward on disease. IL
cures constipation, blliousness, dyspeP'
sia, fever skin, liver and kidney com
plants II puFihss the blood and clears
the complexion.
Mrs. W. d. Smith, whitney, TeE-
writes April 8. 1903; "I have used
Herbins, and and Il the best medicine
FOR constipation sad liver troubles, II;
does all you claim for H. ! can highly
recommend H." soc. Sold by ID. J
Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19

l. MFs, Alexander Of Cary. Ne. Who
has found Or Kings New Life Pills 10
be the best remedy she ever tried foF
keeping the stomach, liver aHd bowels
10 perfect order. You N agree WITH her
u y0u try these painless puFihsrs that
infuss new life. Guaranteed BY J. c.
Perry. dFngg.st. Price a5e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19
Baseball Yesterday.

Baseball was on the bill Of fare yes.
terday afternoon. The varsity and
the RamblsFs played a game, resulting
o 20 I in favor Of the eollegians, and
the Willamette Juniors were defeated
By the high school nine 10 the music
Of l2 % /. Both games were wit
messed by d goOdly number Of enthusi.
asts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19
paniai q OhanEe.

TllamoOk, Or, April ls.-Judge Gal,
loway refused a change Of venue in the
HembFee murder case Wednesday mora.
ing, and the defense Was given until af-
ternoon 10 discuss when the ease shall
be tried District Attorney MeNary
desires 70 60 70 trial immediately.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19

counted bis men be found one missia.
Mcdonald was sentenced from Baker
county October 90, 1908. 20 serve IS
months for larceny ih a dwelling. lie
is native Of Wisconsin, Ss years Of
age. weighs about ii5 pounds and l.
3 feet = iaehes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19

Now is the time to take HOllisteF =
Rocky Mountain Tea. IL cleans your
system Of an impurities, A wonderful
spring tonie A family benefaetoF. IS
cents Tea or Tablets. DR.. stones drug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19
summer Is Here.

And / am prepared 70 supply you
with = refrigerator. Finely hnisAed
oak jewel Fefrigerators Ia various
sizss and at very low prices. Il win
pay yea 70 see these. I. U. Josss.
nsHt Frys Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19

Take HOLSTERS Rocky MOuntaiu
Tea this month. Drives away spring
uFedness, gives appetite and sleep,
makes you well and keeps you we'll
Great family tonic. IS cents, Tea or
Tablets Dr. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19
GAS II RIA,
'';;.'' :; : ''' ''GTHz&


Judge Parker SAYS lli -
party is rotten 10 ths ssi
Joe Cannon may Teiori ihi p
not be said Of ths Deneei- .
"beeause there ain Z 40 s''i
90 Record Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-19

sAturday-Is the day that pictures
90 at half value at Buren 4 Haml
tons.