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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-12-07

IT'S We most toull' she cried.
servant, sent secret messenger that
You would come 10 abide secretly with
me TN a certain dark day had over
passed Kcrusbcrg And then there
sprang up In my heart n dreadful
concclt that he loved You. knowing
young blood and hearing the fame OF
your beauty. and I was afraid for Nc
greatness OF the sln-that one sha
love his sister
Il thought being a woman aiSu-..
and ono also who had given all freely
mp for loves sake. that he would Ger.
tainly love you even as ! had loved
And a strange terrible anger and mad
ness came over me. darkenlng my
soul. For q moment would have
slain YOU HUT could not. because
YOU were asleep. Aud. oven as you
stirred, ! heard you speak the name Of
a man, as only one who loves can
speak a. The name was
"llold!' cried Joan OF the Sword
Hand. ~ believe you--I forgive you.
THE NAME continued Theresa Won
slynar was not that Of my son' And
now she continued slowly rising
from the couch TO her height u am
ready. bid you slay me for the owl
deed my heart was willing for mo
mont 10 do"
Joan looked ot her mll In the eyes
for the space " breath. Then sud.
denly she held out her hand and
answered like her fathers daughter
Nay" she said - only marvel that
you did not strike me TO the heart
because Of your sons loss and my
fathers sim"
tTo no continued
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-12-07

Entered at the Postonice IN Cosiviiie.
Utah. May Z. 1884,. a. Second class
Matter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

grt from wills 10 the testimony iu a
law suit. Life Insurance requires M
legal expenditure.
Tho man Wbo wou't g,t insured un
ti be- hus au ideally perfect company
and more liberal policy 30 a reduced
premium il, by his being over particu,
aT taking a big risk for his family.
You are one month nearer diving than
when the year began. You are also one
mou'h nearcF losiug your good health.
How about that insurance.
Take au eudovgncnt au3 b. iudepen,
deui BY your ovu wil rather than wait
cNPostaHt ou che viii % a rich rcla.
tive
Lifc insurance combines protection
and investment but the chief function
's protection Somo newspapers appar-
cntly look az the question Nroug end
ao
II you thing Of aPsing ali what
you will lose in sacrificing the paid
premiums 90 wAat your family nav
losc What foolishnessi
II you think agvn,s are expensive
ueocssitieS let us ask-how much in
sgranoe w0uld you b. Row carrying il
some ageui Aad not soeFesd yout
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
EVANGELICAL INSTITUTE.
To ne Held In Salem on Tuesday
March o.

Tho following is the program for the
Eaugolistie Institute 20 be- held in
Salem March d.
Opening devotional, 'The Pfomissr
OF the Father, " led By President Goodc
of Salem Glow 20 Study the Bible. 4"
Mrs EFrct of SALEM "Our High Call.
ing-io Whatt' Mrs p. NJ Wander,
wort of salcmi "Tho Bible aud the
Home Mrs Corby, woodburn, "The
Bible and the School, " Mrs Busby of
Tumori "rhe Bible and Government, %
Davis Errct, SALEM "Testol Prom
ise," prayer soryise, led by Mrs r.
NJ, steele, county president. Turuor.
Noou. Luuch will b. served by the
w G. r. L.
Opening dcvotious. led by Mrs Git
tensi "rhe W. a. T. a. and the
Church" Mrs p. M law. salem;
"shau the Christian Eiuestion Of the
child h. left % the s. 3. aud junior
societiesi' led by Mrs ". r. Wiuans
Salemi "'hristiau Citizenship" Rev.
~ H. Nrn, Salem recitation, "The
story ~ Tommy Brown, Mrs W. H..
selleski "What shall We DO With the
Saioou- Ignore, EuIure, Rauishf"
Rev. 'lin; prayer as Working
Force, Row ~ a. Ssnesk.
Cool music has been secured for the
occasiou, auj all are invited to at
tend
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
GREATEST
COMIC
PAPER
Insurance Press Punches up
the Public While the
Grafters Skip

The Insurance Press is the most de-.
liciously humorous paper in the wide,
wide world. for the simple reason that
it is 20 deuceily English In its lack Of
an sense Of humor Here, for instance
is clipping head lines and all:
FIRST AIDS FOR AGENTS
You MAY Never Read These-You May
BE Dead Before They Are Printcl.
The man who tries 20 stand on cerc.
mony has poor footing and may be
Knocked of. Like an other men be
needs an accident policy.
Surely that man kept cool who dashed
out Of a burning house at night clad
only 30 his bat and watch chain. Keep.
ing cool iu critical places is good, but
keeping on accbIont policy is better
Mucilagc fnds good thing and
sticks 10 b.. 50 should "a man with am
accident insurance policy.
an thc uninsured man gets after an
injury is sympathy. Tho wisely insured
man rrts indemnity. sympathy vs.. iu.
dcmutyi which Tor youi
Tho man who easily gets twisted in
emergencies ought 10 carry accident Co.
mrance. lest be- come out of the affair
twisted bodily as well as mentally.
whats yer gwine 20 do when DO
rent comes aroundi i''-mcaning 6t
course, that rent In your body from assi
dental injury.
Though you may not have perishsI
on tho Valencia, YOU may 10 down on
tho neat boat
Since che timc when Adam lost bic
rib 10 mako a wife. men have daily
bcou losing ,hcirs by accident
Ever get rubber stamp on your
fooii a heavy ped. In galoshcs may
mash your pct corn and cause blood
poison
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
Worse ThAa Ms MOthsF,in-I.Aw.

lfEom the GoyeTdale CouTieT.)
John LiPp OF Blaine had a frighthh
eApeFience last week, one that he will
.'ng remember lie started over the
trad 10 visit has motheT,in-law in the
valley and took the wrong tran. While
s''ayirg around he heard a noise be.
l'nl him and oa looking around be spied
d large pantheE a. his heels John
dropped his gun and took 70 a tree Ths
''I'ng "in'is rocked the Top Of the tres
al n'gh'' he did not know what mo.
A'n' Tie bough would break and let
nm into the mouth Of the hoWlina
beast, During the uight another pan-
'a0F joined its mate, and the Two wait.
81 pat'enily for " something 10 drop. %
NF' L4PP would often look down into
'Ae green eyes gazing up 60 him and
he wished many times that he was
Aone with ma" or in heaven. or
Texas Or some other warm climate.
Finally Whea daylight came he threw
nis lat az the animals, then his coat
AM one shoe. Tie Panthers then trot-
Ted on INTO the timber. John quietly
slipped aoNn and tosk a straight shoot
fsF A0ne. he VII nsvsr forget thst
uight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
FORGOT
LITTLE
RETTA
Millionaire MarrieS and for
Seven Days Forgot All
About II

Former Mayor J. n. scatehard Of
Buffalo. New York, who was the head
of the board Of managers Of the Pan
American exposition. and who is a mil
Iionaire. was brought into the divorce
uit Of John II. Eames against Mrs.
Henrietta Eamcs, the "Modern Por
tia.U In sensational light Thursday
at Chicago. when she filed a cross bill
asking that Eamcs be made defendant
BESIDES scatchard there were brought
into the case several housemaids Of
Mrs Eames with whom Eames is ac.
ru.ed Of having been familiar and
whom he is said to have supplied with
rich attire anil costly entertainment.
Eames is accused Of having passed
che first seven DAYS Of his honeymoon
Boz orgies at the Everleigh club, while
bic wife waited for him at the Ontario
hotel. Mrs Eames alleges that her
husband finally "made a date with her
by telephone for lOi3o O'Clock at night
on January !, seven days after their
marriage. at tho Great Northern hotel,
when be coolly informed her that he
had met a swell fairy and that the
honeymoon hal slipped his mind. -
She further alleges that when he
started from the hotel Eames' condi.
iion was such that he collapsed and
bad 90 be- assisted from tho place.
John ll Eamss is assistant manager
II che shcrwin.williams Paint com.
rHy and widely known about town.
The bin alleges that Eamcs wus In
tho habit Of bringing home companions
aud proceeding 20 make tho night
bidcous by debauchcrics" and he cleft
or,lcrs With your oratriK that any oi
bis friends who might call during bis
absence should be entertained 60 a
proper manner"
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~ HealtA. - ~ -

heFoine is 6oon for sufferers from
snaemta. BY its use the Mood Is
qaiokly regvueTated and the color b.
CONES nofmaA TIE dFO0ping strength
i revived TIE langaor i dimiuisAsd.
Health, vigor ana tons predominats.
New hfe and happy activity rosoltS
Ma Roile h. sAFiel, Mi3nesboroueh.
M writes; J have hesR troublel with
liver complaint snd Po0F hlooa, and
have found nothing 70 bsne6t ne Ike
hcFoiua 4 hope sever % be witAoat
H. I have WisAed that I Asd knoun
% t in nay hasband's lie tine SOC
i'os ssls b. p. J. Rsy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
Rapid Deterioration

Several causes couduse Co the rapid
deterioration 40 varieties of potatoes,
one of tho m"st common of thess l.
'ho cateut 10 which small potatoes are
usrd foF s'ed A sccoud 10 the small
sitr Co which tho sets ace cut iu MANY
insianses A thirl is che great in
iur done Co the plants and through
ihe phuts o. tho tulors from the an.
meks of Colorado beetles ant ysrlous
forms ~ loaf blight
fhrs' detcrioratiug Influences In the
absence ~ au, couutsmstiue iuhusu.
''s sauuo, hut bead 90 gyusal aul
Nidc sproad deterioration. Iuiias4
zoe cultivation is alsa a factor doubt.
lcss that teuds 90 hasten deteriontion.
hut of course an thcs. influences will
D. Ices poteut unisf favorable con.
hitons ~ -ol anJ climate than under
th0ss ~ the opposite
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

Onsle hill Anss,F~on is putting ths
nnsst ncw frVui IL towu into he hriek
elosk AZ tAs eoFpsF of Comuereial and
Court siEeo,s Il 10 oao q the choices,
eusiness locations In tAe city, ana The
sreat Vniei Railways Company arr
tFying b ~ecuFe an option On ths prop
eriy for a trust e0mpsny bank, hut Oaly
q fsney Agsre will ever ST that prep
eFiy II be ever sehs ID AZ an Iu fast
a l. not &C. ssle, as - u thinking u
moyins Ais drag s,ors iuio Il, Ana u,v.
les tioo a yeaE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
ABOUT
TYPHOID
FEVER
The East Oreganian Talks
About il and lis
Prevention

With typhoid raging in Eugene,
examination Of water in the bacteria
logical department at the agricultural
college is frequent now.
Prof. Pernot is kept almost constantly
busy with experiments bearing on wa
ter and germs. Water from Eugene
has been examined with the result an.
pounced below. After what he has
found in water tested, Prof. Pernot is
dreadfuny In earnest in urging every.
body for the present to use only boiled
water and to scald milk and other uten.
sils.
Not only should city water be
boiled. but 50 should well water as is
shown by the statement below, made
bv request Of the Times by Prof. Per.
not. lie said.
"Boiled water Is in use In many
households. and there are those who
do not like it. Buttermilk may be
substituted, for typhoid fever germs
cannot exist in the presence Of laetic
acid. Nor can they live In butter or
cheese. for both contain Tactic acid
Lemonade is also available for drink.
ing purposes Lemon or lime juice
has been demonstrated 20 be fatal 70
typhoid baeilli. A solution Of one
part lemon juice 70 90 parts water is
an entirely safe as well as a whole.
some beverage
"tn the foods. an those cooked can
be- eaten without fear A boiling
temperature, enc degrees, is fatal 70
bacIui The danger is in raw foods
like apples lettuce. celery and Kin.
dred spc,iea Lettuce served with
vinegar is immune because Of the acct,
ic acid IN The salad dressing.
Cooking utensils, more especially
milk utensils, should be- thoroughly
ssaldcd with boiling water or steam
and should not BE- allowed 70 come IN
contact subsequently, with unboilcd
water This is especially important,
as milk is ono of tho best possible
mediums Tor growth of the typhoid
germs, Il h better as a matter Of
fact 20 heat sll milk nearly 70 the
boiling point before use,
"somc think that wells cannot be
contaminated The water from one
where a typhoid fever case developed
was aualyEed az the college and 5000
germs 90 the cubic eentimetef we're
found, Three thousand germs 70 the
cubic reHiimeter would mean 1900
germs in every teasPoonful Of water.
lt was a 40 foot well, aud driven,
which might have been supposed
would be bs,oHd the reach Of germs
Water from similar wen several
hundred yards distant and OF ths
same depth was examined and found
90 present the sane conditions. The
fever ease undoubtedly came from the
well water referred TO-
Recently water from a well In the
vicinity ~ Lebanon was examined and
found 90 coutain $4,000 germs 10 the
cubic csutimeteT. IL is needless 10
say that the members OF the family
hNl been suffering for long time
I La u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
ONE TWELFTH or THE YEAR HAS
GONE. THUS LIMITING YOUR
CHANCE To INSURE.

A man swimming under water held
bis breath for two minutes You viii
BE- holding yours for a longer time some
duy.
Tho man who goes without lie insur,
ance Il making a grave mistake which
he may realize only when near the
grave
About the only money some widows
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

Tho opinion .s almost universal that
secd potatoes degenerate 10 ne 90 render
81 quite posgisblo 10 maintain stamina
IN any variety. The belief is common
that because III this old varieties will
fan 70 che extent N being entirely die
earded. an.I that in time u necessity
they must be superseded by new va
hetios Both opinions rest on obscr.
walton aud history, anil both would
secm ~ hrst thought 70 be- supported
by strong testimony
Nevertheless experiments have been
conductoJ which tend 10 show that sta
nina In potatoes may b. maintained
indefinitely where both soil aud ell.
matte conditions are favorable 20 their
growth. But. should only ono Of these
b. cone,nial, 10 is doubtful n stamina
can b. maintained unlcr such condi.
tious Tho question is undoubtedly one
Of great Interest 10 potato growers, a.
II varieties Inherently and out Of be-.
sessity degenerate. all efforts on The
part of growers TO have Il otherwise
will MT avail
Doronuacy In vaneties
That varieties have dsgcncrhted in.
ihe pact BE- th' testimony of history
The varieties that were common 10 thcI
years islj 90 ists in the unitsd States
when disease played havoc with The
crops are uot now in existence The
Noshaunock vas ono of the most fam.
Gus of theso. u was vTy widely grown
aud vus of excellent table quality
Oihsr varieties introduced since have
Jared us bsiicfl one of these, the Irish |
Cur at ors t.mo much grown aud
much yalue.l for bee edible qualities,
cannot uov b. obtained, even from
seedmuvn.
Even such varieties as Beauty of lie
hron anI Rural New YORKER are losiug
somo ~ ibe favor With which they |
vefe received when they were afst in
NN"NNHHN hHN"NN NHNNNNNNH NNNHANM W Il
a few YEARS aro afo now coming into
fayo Thoy are, ~ course, somewhat
sectional lu their popularity, bat even
81. ths, arc ,asplasing ola varieties all /
she same
The Causes of Dogeneracy.
uunyoabi, sIimatis conditions lead
% quirk dsTsnuas,, oven where tbs
oon,htious " grovth othsrwiso are ds
s'ahls rhs s shown very eloafly |
in che great Mmculty found 10 male
iaininF stamina ln Irish potatoes lu the
southsFu siales TIE problem has been /
partially -alyet O., growing a sesoui
crop iu the latt1 part ~ the soa.on
from which srci Ia selected Rut even
Vita tho advantage thus saiuri. Be- has
not ben made sl,ar as ,et that sta
nina mas be- thus maintained indsh
uitsly with sny varsity.
it h airo shown that che oommou !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
ImpFovcm@t Possible

PROM what has heru said n would
s'sm possible and even probable that
varieties oould be improved by due
care iu growing seel aud Ia selecting
from be ludaeiously Ths AZ lcast
shoalt b. trao where The natural con.
di''ons foF grovth are favorable. The
limit ~ sich improvement would DO
pend Ia part upon the exteut to which
nS'oral conditions were favorable. iu
par' GA the character u the sels,tion
and iu part on uaiure of the sul,iva.
tion AMI pFotectiou given from such
un'o~eFd inhucuces a. hc,tles sab
and 0igAh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
EoR STATE PRINrER.

The undersigned announces hlu,sI
as a Republican candidate for rerr'
nation for state printer, subject !
the decision OF the Republican VOC
at the primary election April 20
Now serving fret term. The as
courtesy that has been accorded ,
state officers generally, that Of
nomination, would be greatly appu
clated. J. r. wH1TNEH.
Albany, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
The Best Cough syrup.

3 |. Apple, exPFohate judge, Otta.
VA Co, Kansas, writes; "This is 10
say that have used Ballard's HoFe-
houBl syrup for YEARS aua that I 40
not hesitate 90 recommend Il as the
best cough syrup 1 have ever usei. %
sSe, aos aud sl.oo For sale by d. J..
Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
FoR Joint aEnA1oR.

The undersigned would reapeesfd
ly announce himself AZ a Republics
candidate for Joint senator from y
IAnn.Marion senatorial district sui
iect 10 the direct primary nominaunl
law. FRANK ]. MILLER,
Albany. orego1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
Brain
Workers.

Brain workers suffer from
headachc because they oVer-taN
and exhaust the brain nerves.
Tired, irrilated. turbulent
brain nerves throh aud ache
this weakens the brain power.
and rohs the memory.
DR. Miles Anii-pain Pills
bring tranquility 20 the eN-
cited nerves and stop the pain.
II not relieved, this nerve
disturbance Is frequently eN-
tended 90 the stomach. causing
nausea, vomiting-sick head
ache.
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
are convenient Go take-iust a
little tablet, that in a few mo-
ments relieves the pain; they
leave no disagreeable after
elects, as they contain no
opium, morphine. cocaine or
ehloral Ia any form.
~Fsom psFsenai sxpsrieacs 1 On
testify tkal llr Mnes AMI. Hain pINs
AZ = nlOaI encrlIfnt remedy fof 49,
greai sgneFsF ifs'ia hoih discasss ~
NJ peet three yeaFs a fTiend who
80 elte aaasfed ffen nsurslEia
f sssa ss de- sSss q saa 'as ,s.y a., al. ,fSis ~.
aiaaaSf inrlsnt rengf since then /
kase = pasksae a heuae ana anoihsT
~ - ssf - iAs 49, ~ %
folIf aro1nial. wee esIu auafa ntaa that
~ UFaI aaCEano uIN kEnsaN u ID
'IlM ~ NN F1lafn foal nllR0fs
y aoaal. 81 caatl. hesar sell u taiS
Niles Medical Co. Elkhart. Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

Taken as directed IL becomes the
sfea'es' curative agent for the rehef
f suffering humanity ever devised
such Is HoaEter's Rocky Mouutain
so cents. Tea OF Tablets. Dy. s,ones
Drlng Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
ron ArToRNEY-dENER

Tho undersigned hereby ans0u,s
himself AZ a candidate for rssls,is
70 the once Of attorney.ge general, n,
jeet 10 the approval Of Rspubli's
voters AZ the psimaTies.
A. N. CRAWFORD.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
FoR aIAIE aENAIoR.

| hereby announce myself a. q eAi
didate for the nomination for sal
senator for this district. subject 10 Q
decision OF the Republican voters
the coming primary election.
in. SMITH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
POLITICAL COLUMN

Announcements Of cap6a.,
for Office viii be pubRsA.1 !.
this column at reasOnabl.
for men Of ell partiea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
ron COUNTY TREASURE.

1 hsSsby announce Hyssh a. = 9
didAte Tor Ts-sleotiOn 10 the once
county treasurer, subject 70 n0mina''
BY the RSpublieans Of Marion ooui
at the foTths0Hling pEtmAEieS
W. Y. RICHARDSON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
ron COUNTY TRRABUKER-

l hereby announce myself can
date fOS the once Of county trsasu1
and ASK the support Of all RsPu
cana J. N. WITzELLl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
ZOE oouNrY REooRpER.

l hereby announce myself ~
didate for the ofies OF county record
and solicit the support Of RsPueiia
voters for that nomination at the Tor
coming primary election.
IL JONES,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
FoR sTATr RrNAToR.

/ hereby announce mysclf ~ = sa'
ditlate for state senator Of this ~
triet, subject 10 the nomination Al q
hands Of tho Rcpublieas voters Of M
rion county az tho Forthcoming pF
mary election.
ALEX. LA FOLLErl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
FOR sUPERMTENDBET OF PUI
I.Iu TNRTRuuTIoN.

/ hereby announce myself as a "a,
didats for denomination for the sss
Of approximations Of Public Ins,rut
tion, and solicit the support Of al ,.
publicaBs AZ tho primaries April ~,
J. II. ACKERMAS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
ron COUNTY oIKRK.

The undersigned hereby announe'
himself a candidate for county siel
Of Marion eounty, and asks the voY
Of Republicans for that position, a.
forthcoming primaries
r. d. ALLEl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

Report Of salem public library Tor
he month Of February, 1896:

Among the gifts foF the month are.
''Pam, - novel by Bettina Won Hut.
ton, Il @ HIM Several volumes Of
hetion- Five volumes of the normal
course Of Fe4ddn& Cornslia Marvin. A
number Of volumes Of History ami bios
FsPhy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
FoR COUNTY CLERK.

The undersigned wiz BE- a
1date for County Clerk Of Mar
county az the Republican pnmar
AprN 90 ROBT. A. CROsSAN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
FoR sHCRETARY or arArn

I hereby announce myself a o,
date for the Office Of secretary Of ~,
and ask the support Of all Rsp,,
cans. f. T. WRIGHTMGv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
FOR GOVERNOR

Republicans of Oregon a,
informed that / am a candida,. y. \
nomination Of governor at II, -.
les to be held April Goth.
JAMES wITHYCoNpv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
FoR STATE TRRAsuREn

The undersigned announces Aiusl
as a candidate for the Office Of M,
treasurer, subject 20 the decision
the Republican voters at the fsa.
coming primaries.
J. II. AITKEy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

When you lose anything a want ad
IN tho Journal will mud Il quickly.
Three times. 90 cents,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

In sveTy elinate Ss oolors An. IN.
h11od
Es faulo has sIueaa from ga 10 sea.
~ nok saIErisad q n he o1har uorAi
fOa hear q Rock A0unoain Ia.
~. Slossa Dvug tsors
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
ron JUsTICB or rHs PRACE'

/ desire the n0minAtion Of the
Pabhean party fOg the once 0f jusa
Of the Peacs Of Salem district
A. Il MTNTIkA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
FoR IUsTIcE 81 THE PEAeE :

The undersigned is a candidate
justice Of the peace for Salem I
einets. subject 70 Republican
maHsA Pm. LATHRof
salem No
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03


That dcgoueacy docs not inhsfo has
been proved by experiment. AZ the
Wisconsin station, varieties were grown
Tor many successive years without a
change of seed, and With the result
that they Improved rather than deter.
iortci. Tho sccl, however. was o.
lcrtcd each year With a view 10 i'm.
proyemsnt Certain experiments con,
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