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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29
RECEPTION AT
HIGH SCHOOL
ENJOYABLE EVENT SATURDAY
EVENiNG-THE ALUMNI BAN.
QUIET TONIGHT.

The reception given by the high
school Juniors to the Seniors, men,
bers of the faculty and members of
the board of trustees Saturday night
was most enjoyable and successful
affair. The bare school house was
simply transformed beyond recogni-
ton, the lower hall and rooms being
beautifully decorated. An orchestra
furnished music throughout the even
ing. The best of the many surprises
was the "cannibal supper in which
certain Junior witches served the
members of the Senior class to the
assembled multitude After this weird
repast they formed ring around the
caldron and sang song in honor OF
the Seniors. The climax of the enter
tainment was when the witches dived
into the caldron and produced the last
remains of the Seniors and presented
each of the Senior class with bone.
The initaiatory exercises were made
very lively and formed a very interest
ing part of the program.
The Alumni Banquet.
The final event connected with the
closing of the schools is the banquet
of the alumni association. which will
be held at the opera house this even
ing. Superintendent P. M. Silloway,
of the city schools, has been chosen as
postmaster. and the program will be
as follows:
Reception of class of 1906, Miss
Mamie Anderson, '03.
Reply from class. Frank Plum, 'O6.
Address, Walter Lehman, 'O1.
History of Alumni, Mrs. Julia Stur
man Van Iderstine, OF.
Poem, Herbert W. SillOway, '01.
Letters from absent members. Miss
H. Elizabeth Crowley, '03.
Prophecy of Alumni, ]. Augustus
Rhoades, Jr.. 'O2.
Progress" Roy A. Hopkins, '02
yet doubt not through the ages one
increasing purpose runs.
And the thoughts of men are widened
with the process of the suns
-TENNYSON.
'The Coming Woman George NJ
Fowler, 'O3.
BE to her virtues very kind,
Be to her faults little blind
PRIOR.
''The Man of Tomorrow Miss Jessie
Anna McHugh, 02.
Men are but children of a larger
growth" DRYDEN
Education" John Holmes Phillips
'O5.
TITS education forms the common
mind,
Just as twig is bent the trees in
clined.' POPE.
"The Graduates" William Arthur
Young, '03.
Alas. regardless of their doom.
The little victims play.
| No sense have they of ills to come,
No cares beyond today"
GRAY.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29
Well Drilling Machinery Arrives.

The we'll drilling machinery to be
used by N. J. Littlejohn and his asso.
ciates on the big tract of bench land
secured by them has been received
and removed to the ranch. Those in.
terested in this enterprise will under.
take to secure through artesian wells
sufficient water to irrigate 5000 acres
of land. If the experiment is success
full, it will be of great benefit to this
section, and will solve the problem OF
irrigating bench lands upon which II
is impossible to get flowing surface
water.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29
Amenities,

Ress-So many men are grouchy and
hard to get along with When | mar
ry | want a husband who is easily
pleased.
Tess-Don't bother-that's the kint
you'll get, all right.-cleveland Lead
err.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29
An Adroit Move.

The resolution of censure as adopt
ed provides that the house shall pro
coed with the order Of the day at the
next meeting, thus adroitly placing up
on the government responsibility for
the next move.
For the moment as indicated by a
communication issued by the official
agency at midnight. the ministry is
hesitating in a dilemma, being ready
neither to resign nor to dismiss parlia
ment. The communication says:
I'VE are able to annunce authorize
tatively that the rumors of a dssolu
ton of parliament are unfounded. The
parliament will sit until the middle of
June, when it will take vacation.
The dismissal of the ministers is a
matter exclusively for the unfettered
decision of the sovereign. The speech
of the minister of justice at today
sitting of the house was an expression
OF his personal views, given on his
own initiative.
The resolution of lack of confidence
in the government was drafted, by tht
labor group. 1t is as follows
THE declaration of the premieI
heard today by parliament contain:
the decisive declaration that the gov
eminent in no wise wishes to meet tn,
demands of the people and the execu
ton of law of liberty and civil rights
-engendered in the address of tn
house in reply to the speech from tn,
throne, without the fulfllment of whic,
pacification of the country and sue
cessful work by the house is impossi
ble-no longer exists. By its refusa
to satisfy the popular demands tn
government clearly shows its disregar
of the real interests of the people
and in its present unwillingness to re
lieve from the shadow of new dsas
tiers country which is harrassed b,
poverty, lawlessness and the contir
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29

The Change.
Magistrate-Ah! they've caught you
drunk again, Ell?
PrisOner-NO, sir! Impersonatin
an officer dis time, l guess.
Magistrate-That's the charge, is it?
Prisoner guess so. Dey caught
me asleep on a coal bOx.-CathOlic
Standard and Times.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29
Have Power to Make Arrests.

Supervisor Ira Z. Todd, in charge of
the Belt forest reserve. informs the
Argus that he has been notified of
a recent decision 10 the effect that em-
ployes in the forestry service did not
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29

Two papers every week-the news
up to date and always reliable. $3.50
per year.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29
RUSSIA RIPE
FOR A REVOLT
Parliament Indignantly Rejects Gov
ernment's Policy and Calls for
Resign atoms.
CHALLENGE TO THE THHONE
Revolution Appears nevtabie-Peo'
ole Will Never Accept the
Cars Policy.

ST. Petersburg. May 2S.-At the emu
Of a memorable seven-hour session.
the lower house of parliament today
Indignantly rejected the government
policy as presented by Premier Gorem-
ykin. and with only seven dissentlen'
votes voted a lack of confidence in the
ministry. This practically throws down
the gauntlet to the bureaucracy WIN
q demand for the retirement or the
nresent cabinet, and it's suppression
bv a ministry approved by a majority
in the house.
The spirit of revolution is in the ar
and the conflict between the crown
and the nation appears inevitable
While the house avoided the appear
ance of delegating an ultimatum. the
government seems to have no alterna
tive between surrender and war, The
gloomiest forebodings are heard every
where tonight and the general impress
sion is that the country is on the verge
of Titanic struggle. which may be
delayed but not averted.
Dispatches from the interior indicate
that the struggle may be inauSurated
Monday with general strike. when
the people learn that all amnesty has
been refused.
While the premier's statement prom
ised cooperation with the lower house
insofar as the latter does not trans
eress the limits of the fundamental
laws" it recognizes the agrarian ques
ton as paramount, proposing to rem
edy the deficiency in land through the
operation of an agrarian migration tt
Siberia. It proposed the introduction
of universal and compulsory education
the reform of the administration an
the realization of liberties.
A Peoples Hope Shattered.
Premier Goremykin's statemen
however, returned a non-possumus o
the chief question raised by the house
tional laws cannot be Withdrawn unt
murder and terrorism cease. The e,
preparation of the appanages of crow
and church and private lands was d.
clared inadmissble. The right of il
vestigating administrative acts. tn
statement declared, belongs to tn
crown, the house having only tn
power of Interpolation. Amnesty, Pr
mier Gormyskin said. is solely ii
prerosative of the emperor.
Such. briefly. was the government
reply to the address of the house. an
the premiers words seemed to arouS
all the latent resentment in the hear
of the members of the house. tt
constitutional democratic leaders /;
first gave free rein to passion an
with flaming words. denounced tn
governments program and said tn;
met in which the people can hay
confidence
NJ. Rodcheff announced that the go
ernments reply had dashed to tn
ground all hope of working in ha
mony with the administration.
NJ Kovalesky enacted the role
Mirabeau, practically paraphrasin
the Frenchmans words, I'VE are her
by the will of the people and nothin
but bayOnets can dispense u.s." Will
half a dozen peasant members hurle
defiance at the ministry.
Even Count Heydon. the leader {
the right. deserted the government
saying that inasmuch as it had refu
ed to redeem its promise to repeal tn
exceptional law, his vote also was fC
cenSure.
An Adroit Move.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29
for rent On easy tsrms at ~ Argus
Supply Department,
The Chance.

Ribbon sale 5, 10 and zoe at Leh-
mans. 1922
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29

North Star delivery wagon shoes
are still on the turf. Iehman's. 1922
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29

For Job work in any line, neatly
executed, call on the Argus Job offlee
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29

Fancy ribbons zoe, worth 35c and 40c
at Lehman's this week. 1922
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29

Remington typewriters, for sale and
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29
AT THE BIG
GOLD CAMP

Continued from page u
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-29
You can find great variety Of these

You can find great variety OF these
In PENCILS, = good quality At Is
articles to choose from.
cents per dozen, and from that through
all grades, to the famous koh.l.Nor
at $1.20 per dozen.
In PENHOLDERs, from the cheap
est at 40c per dozen, to the very incest
solid rubber, chased, At Is cite. each.
PENS, EstabrooIc2 0lIlott'A vul.
can, Leon lsaacs, Spencerian. In elk
teen styles.
PEN RACKS, Spiral wall Or desk
racks, each 10e; standing racks, each
20c.
PINS, Terrace pins, asoorted sizes,
per terrace 16c; Bank pins, three
sizes, per box, SOC and coo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25

cotton goods manufacturers. The spin.
nsra and manufacturers. realizing this
fact decided 90 ask iho cotton produc.
ers Co meet them iu conference for the
purpose of arranging some compromise
regarding che price n cotton. in no
cor,ab,o With tbis decision represent.
aiiyes Of ttr Ncw England. The Man.
chester England ard The American
Association of Cotton spinneru met
tbo representatives of che southern
Cotton association iu conference In
th.s city, President Haryie Jordan.
Of ttr southern Cotton association. Be-
here asd will attend ibo conference.
which may last several DAYS
The situation be- rather peculiar
When che southern Cotton association
mst ih September of last year. Il axcd
iho minimum price at n cents a pound.
Tho bears and spilHcfs. taking alb
vantage OF tho immediate u-ods of the
aouihcfh farmers and cotton planters.
drove ihe price down 20 $50, As Il IL
now even " ttg rect ~ tho crop should
b. cold at 10 coats the general aver
aec would not be- fair 20 the farmers
but now, tho cotton growers have tho
bears aud sp.uu"rs az their mercy. Tho
spot situation b absolutely dominated
by ibo men who produced the cotton
and ihis Ia che face of tho fact that
90 ttv beginning OF tbs seaso1 they
were confronted With tte prospect OF
fourteen million bale crop The sp.u.
hofs arc making more nov on l1 cents
cotton than they ever lid ou 8 cent
co,ton The mills would not adsY |
10 is -aid even if the balance of thsl
crop should ho so.l 40 l5 cents a
pounl There were 5oO0.0o0 new spin
tlcs iu ihe south last year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
Tor sick and Nervous PeonIs

We have a cure for nervous and ul
steady people, weak, heshlsss people
and pimpIy, pale or sallow people; poo
pie who are troubled With loss of am,
bitiou, falling memory, depression u
spirits, lack OF confidence nevous
headache and wakeiulnessi al these
symptoms are produced ty weak
euci ueEyes brough, on ty the watery
condition of the blood. Mako strong
rich. rcd blood, and furnish food Cor
tte serves is tho way 90 stop the
source on d.saass, aud tte cure then is
only a question ~ jays The bee, assh
and blood builder is Dr. Guuu's Blood
a Nerve roui,, 90 tablet form q. take
az meal time sells AZ 75e a bon. or
thrce boxes for g., az au druggius
People gaia from one 20 thrre pounds
az solid, healthy hssh per week. by the
Wee of this medicine That Is On iuli.
eation t Is doing gooj.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
nADg FRon NATIVE ROOTS
SAFE AND RELIABLE.

That the roots OF many native plants'
srovring wild I'm our American icIesls,
5ossess remarkable properties LOT Ih1 Sulc
ifLut-1u ulgdips Is well proven. hVeh
~ rUtutorcd Indian had learned the
c,,r,tiye value OF some OF these ana
tsuylt the early settlers their uses. Inc
indian never liked work so ne Wanteu hls
sguaw tu get well as soon as poSslU UlS tna'
.Le might do the work and let MN NUM-
Therefore. he dug "papoose root LOT heI'
Tor that was their great remedy LOT ie
Vol. ,,oa snosscs. Or Pierce uses the
la,1o ro0t-callcd Blue Cohosh-in his
rTavorftp Prescription sklliully COM
biupd with other agents that make ~
mora effective than any other medicine l1
rurfuc aU the various Weaknesses anu
,.i,f01 Arrangements peculiar to women.
MANY afflicted women have been saved
fror Inc Orpratinu table aud the sur
gr.n'. Mffe 5y the timely use OF DOCTOR
Pierce. Fayoritp Prescription lehurt-
nos. over the lower pelvic region. WIN
Iapauho spells of dizziness hlilyss'
t'.-.... .I.,,u mains on distress should not
-..Yf.IIr.Ipd. A course Ut FavOrite IRE
.rr.r,Iuu WII work marvellous honeht
Ina aI. .urh cases. aud generally effect
permanent cure 10 persisted in iur rea-
.uuIH'u .ululu of time. The 'FaNorlle
Presentation i- % harmless agent ltlhg
wholly prepared from native medicinal
ruui- without % drop Ui alcohol ll lts
make 200. whereas alI other medicines,
rHf un .ur sale through druggists Tor
vumaus peculiar ailments. contain large
uuautt.U. Ht -p.IItUuus liquors. Whlgh
ara v,r, harmful especially tO delicate
vumuu. "IH,ur.fp Prescription" CON
tain. neither alcohol nor harmful habit
forming drugs. AI its ingredients arc
printed 0n each bottle wrapper II Is
powerful uyIguritiuu tonic. imUartIng
health and strength boo particular to the
organ. distinctly feminine For weak
and ..fkfv women. who are "worn-uut"
or dohIlititpd. especially fUr women Who
work iu store. office. or schuOl-ruum. who
sit at the typewriter ur sewing machine,
or bear heavy household burdens, aud iUr
nursing mothers. Dr. piorcc's Favurito
Prescription will prove q priceless benefit
because uf its health restoring and
strungth.glying power
For constipation. the true, scloniIhc
cure ia DR. pierco's Pleasant PellUtk-
MIG, harmless, yet sure
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
winn VIII rlou Like Water.

New York. Jan. 24-This evening
the annual ball Of tbs Liquor Dealers
association viii be held at Madison
Square Garden. These balls. although
not by any means costume affairs.
have grown 10 be among The most at
tusiiyc affairs Of this kind in tho
city aud annually attract an enormous
crowd 20 Madisob Square Gardens.
For the ball tonight the most szten.
sive Preparations have been made and
10 promises 20 uTass an former ball.
in brilliancy Among the special fca.
lures of the affair will h. a number
Of fountains spou,ing real champagne
and other wines There will h. two
military bands, which will play al,ern
aiely thus making the music oon,in.
nous throughout tho evening and
night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25

p p Cbubbuck Of Rome, state Zoo
looist r. A. Surface. Dr. George t.
croft Of Bucknell university, and 9th
era There will be sessions in the at-
,erroon and evening. The address Oh
tho evening will te on breeding i've
stock ON the farm" by Thomas shaw
professor Of animal industry at the uni
versity Of Minnesota.
Tomorrow morning reports Of spe-
ciaIi-s will be- submitted and consid.
cred Among those who will submit
reports will be Weather Observer j.
II Dama'n. COL II. G. Dcmming. Il.
F. Cook of Denmark. y. Y, and 9th.
erg I'M the afternoon the committee
ON forestry will submit am interesting
rero-f The meeting viii close with
several addresses in the evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
A arlm raredr.

Il daily enacted iu thousands of homes
as Death claims, In each one. another
victim Of consumption os pneumonia
Bot when coughs o. colds are prop.
erly treated, The TRAGEDY Il avcrted. p.
"a. luntlgy Of oakiandou, lad, writosi
"My wife had the consumption, snd
three doctors gave hor up. Fiuslly che
took Dr king's now Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, which
cured her, and today she IL well snd
sifone' II kiiis ths germs Of all As
sasoa. one doss relieves Guaranteed
q, so' and tioo By }. O Perry, drug.
gist Trial bottle frev.
rhs Car has been % busy dodging
that be has not had time 70 suggest
that The whole matter be taken 10 The
liagus for settlement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
Ohio Daiiymen in Convention

Dayton, O, Jan. 24-The anHua
meeting Of tho Ohio State Dalrymenf q
association opened hero today with
headquarters at The algonquin hotel
In connection with ihe convention ar
exhibition OF supplies machinery and
products for aad OF laifies is held IN
tho annex 20 the hotsl one OF tls In
ieosi.ng features viii be that the
Judging viii be- done publisly during
the Convention, Tho scorers win make
the tests ami according % the results
obtained announce the awards, giving
The reasons FOR making the awards In
each ease. one OF the priuripsI speak
ers 81 the convention will be- EN-Goyer.
nor W ID Hoard, OF Wisconsin who
arrived here this morning aui win Pc.
main here during the three days of
The convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25

Washington. d. C., Jan. 2t-The
var department has received che 70.
markablo record in The easo ~ Cap.
tain Robert v Rose of the Twenty.
hpt Infantry. who vas tried In san
Fmncisro before % military court Tor
alleged insubofiinaiioh and was con.
fenced 70 b. reprimanici. The pat Of
the feoorl which Is most Interesting
ia tho copy of che correspondence in
Which Captain Roso INDUCED 90 With
be senior onIcers lio was at tte time
of hIs allsrsi offence patisnt un
DEE treatment ht ihe Army General
hospital in san Fancisso. abd BE- Oh
dreaacd tho military SECRETARY of che
department. headquarters oa ono occa
siou asking " Do urro conffonied With
euy ohafros be- h.. proceeded aeains,
iu a lawful aud dimihsd maun,r.
addiuF' "Tho treatment I am focsiy.
ing here la not uuusuai and uumniiaD
hui it is cruel aud unnecessary. a. I
Am zoe siek Ny health ls hsing uu.
defmlned hy ne sonhusmout and Cor
ture n ! cannot secure relief from
the milliafy authorities mnsi. per
fsee, appoal 20 civil authority. as my
healih demands BE- Al another lime
H. referred 20 che hospital ant its
surroundings as constituting ga novel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
sieksuing shivsring Fits

or ague and malaria can be relieve.
and cured With Electric Bi,ters Thit
10 pure, tonic medicine, Of especial
benefit In malaria, Tor IL exerts a TIN,
curative influence on the disease. driv.
ing u entirely out of the system. II /.
much to be preferred TO quiuius, hay.
ing none Of this drugs bad after sf.
tee'a p 3 Munday, Of Henrietta
Texas, writes my brothey was very
low with malarial fever and jaunlies
''n hs took Electric Bitters. which
saved has life" AZ }. C. Psrry's dug
store; price soc, guaranteed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
WIN Hear antvnnrss

Baltimore Nd, Jan. 2t.-The con
ference between General Manager Tho
mas Fitzgerald aud the general griev
aHco committee Of tho Brotherhood Of
Railway TFainmen, which was arrang
ed some time ago, will open hsro thl,
afternoon. 10 Is understood that The
'niHmoa this year have but few com.
plants % make and the conference
which may last several days win
therefor, not be very exciting II 4.
understood that tho traiumsn win as,
for slight readiustment OF wages
by which it 8, thought some OF them
will b. more justly compensated ana
'h's, with possible changes IN some of
'I" rules governing the service Of the
"aiHmen are the only matters Of Inn.
poT'anee scheduled TO come up al this
meeting
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
wLn rlsht plsfranehisement.

Washington. d. g.. Jan. 2f-Nearly
|soo Of The most prominent men among
|tbo negroes of this country are assem-.
|bI.f fr This city to attend a couveu
I Har which viii open here this after
noon at the Metropolitan church Tho
conversion has been called for the pur.
| pose of protesting against the treat.
mert accorded 90 the colorod race In
( tha south. and particularly against The
| Acknowledgement Of the colored citi.
zers in ihs south. which has gained
uah headwov that a large majority of
The soiorcf men of the south is already
deprived Of the right to vote. The
Rev. o. y scott. pastor Of the Metro.
poli'sn Methodist Episcopal church.
Professor W. a. Hart instructor in
Jaw boz Howard university, Booker r.
Washington. and many other promi.
hent men Of tho colored race are In a..
tendance and will deliver addresses be.
fore Tho meeting. which will probably
last three days President Roosevelt
has been invited 20 address the con.
voniioB but % is doubtful whether hc
will bo able or willing 20 do co. Among
those who have been invited 90 peak
on ibo suffrage question 10 The south
before ihc convention are several u.
s. senators and members Of congress
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25

Harrisburg Pa Jan 14.-Tt, AN.
nual session 0f che Penusylyaris state
board Of agriculture opened .n the
e'er' NON Of the feAcrsl building tais
na0FAiAg G0vsTn0s Pennypa,ksN who
Is TscsiteAt of the bo0EA opened ths
s'rsaon, After the usual committee.
AAd ecen appointed and some routine
'a>'noss transacted several interest.
'ns papers were rea6. among ,h.,
s'u'e By distinguished author.tie. r,t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25

situation, as q is my arsi term Of con.
fnanpnt under the medical depart.
moht," General FunstOu, who pas-sd
on tho case thought that tho court
did not do full Justice 10 The findings
as expressed 10 the sentence
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
aev. oarly.lo D. D. Martla. .. y d.

9ev. cariysio b. p. Martin. L L. D.
or Wavcrly, Texas, wriicsi "of q
morning, when 6rs, arising, often end
q troublesome collection Of phiegm
which produces phlcgm and 8, very
hard 20 dialodgei but a small quantity
of Bau1rd's Hofehound Syrup will Al
once dislodgo Il, and the trouble IL oyef.
| know Of no medicine that is equal
10 i', and Il u % pleasant 10 take. /
can most cordially recommend Il 10
all persons ueeiing a medicine for
throat and lung trouble" sold by
ID. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
DR.. KUN
Wonderful, CfilNESE,DOCTOR

'i~ittlNLOLlUOO
wan treat you with Oriental hs,h,
and cure any disease without oDs,,,;o.
or pain.
Dr. Kun is known everywhere in
salem and has cured many promins,,
P'0Pls here He has lived in salem
Tor 20 yeTaa and can Be trusted pa
Uses many medicines unknown 70 vyhj,.
a0e'0lA and with them can 49,.
'@'a''a' asthma, lung troubles ,Ssn.
AA'i'n' stomach, liver, and kidpsv a..
easos. Us
D'' Nun makes speciality Of droD.v
and female trOublsA His -, -.sp'y
vI' private diseases when svsrvthins
slse faiiA He has hundreds AZ ts-t;. E
oCnlAis. and gives consultation -.
p sll's' Tor medicines very nOdsr.ts
,,s siooAs IN the country can writ. -,
blank send stamp.
II y0a want some sxtra sn. a.. 49,.
4 from "a ''~' se'
-, nA Kun BOW wO 90.
~ south HagA street, sAlsm, o.,
opposite Hotel sslsa. P. o. Bo- "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
oonfaenes on go 30

New York Jan ei.-For the arr
tine To- history the American cotton
goods growers are 10 tho fortunate 20.
siiiou 10 dictate 10 tho pinners aud