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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
GrplUiiOu in Spblcngrn6c.

gicr Irbeiter toOtlid) DerIett, - Gin
8oiolinIid)t UerlirIudtc Oo8 Iii
0litd.
@IucftcI0, MeIt,&irgiuicrt. 20
S,uli. - 9ci elmer Grploiion III Der
Giror- 3cd)e in &lgcr, am OItell0e
0cS Tll0,9fipcr aobIcngcbietS, urr.
cen @allocc 0titdeQ mo bier 8rt'
bcnorbcitcr, GrneIt SoncS, Bdbncr
SarriS un0 Hobcrt SarriS (9rilocr)
uno I,,oDn 0ilmore gct0otct mo Hill
Grollle utt0 2angoon 8bitCTi0c Oltrd)
Wran0mln0en un0 bic Grihiittcrnllg
t00tli6 pcrlcbt.
Gle Qcttc gitlAcn cbcn Illr Die
NoHtididt al Die Arbcit uuO morcn
inn 66rocrforb IN ole 8rubc cingefob.
rcn. Nl8 tic bolbue9S ben Sdoht
binunter iporcr, erfolgte Die Grplo'
lion ur0 itleuoerte Die flint GrIt0c'
nunntcn aus Dem 60r0crforb III Die
Gieic, no tic ip0tcr onigcboben mur'
Den. Sbrc 2ciden morcn OOllit0noi1
5Crmalmt,
Gle Grploiion mllrOe oubur6 Der.
rriodt, ooB bic 2cute bei'm Scrob.
itcigen Elm @oiolinlidt bel iid) Dottel
uno oieica ~ent5ijn0ctc oaS ongcIont
nleltc 8oS. 8ep06nIid) ncroen be-
ser Giniobrt SihcrbcitS 2ompen &c
broltht unO man lueiB nid)t, lparlut
bic 2eutc cine Woiolinlompc trlgell,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
9cIcrtirtcm uon ciucm Sdladtidiff.

Normi dL Conn, 20. Suli.-Gic
Monni6oit 0cS GompicrS ~Gbellco"
bon Der n9tcp- 9ort ulO Noriuidl Sis
nic" pcrnobm iriib MorgcnS am
@oiben Mil, umpeit oca bieii9cn So
IcnS, Elm @iiIiS0cldyrei mo leBtc, OBJ
glcid) Nebcl bcrrlhtc, einen Sobn
aus, Scr ouf circu Mtonn lticB, mcl-
der lid al3 Gin Wotroie non Der
Nunocoflottc, NomcnS NJ. @lofc, cr-
lpicS. Gcrlelbe cr50bltc, bob cr nm
ied)S onberc Motroicn BON Ocnt
S6lohtid)iff nNielps ScricD" INN Witt
teruobt iiber 9or0 %Gclprungen lcicn,
nm ans 2onO 6rt IduinmlcrL nod)-
6enl iic uorbcr Sd)luinmlgiirtcl untcr
ibrcn &cnlOen angclduoltt hottcn.
&m @oiicr putoc Slntc bon Sr0m-
picn er0riIicn un0 mar clue 3citlon1
bcuubtloS. Gonn l1ric CT ats Get
btSfr0ftcn INN Nillic, Ter Gopltdll
Der DGbcliea" iibcr0ob Den Woan Der
Huli5ci in Ncu.2on0on. Seine lcd)a
Gumcrooen id)cinen cntmild)t 81 Icin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21

- Sm Seine ibres @robpotcrs@.
IS. Soroon in Sort olcp, 90 iino
Die t6 Sabre aItc Minnie Ninlbiib 1t.
oeren IcdaiGbriger 9ruocr Hobcrt
aus Souonnob, 60, perbronl1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
anfnh MIG, ..aReIrhie.0ans.A

Gpro1ft.Gde ber 2piu. limb GorrtFt.Gtr.
Sauptauartier oeS 6efangOcreins sWselos
6is". Sinafiunoeu teben 9onHerttagNbenb.
gerfaulmlungen bes centennial Wlesger'
8ereins" ie6eu 2. uub 4. Sienttae TN
U,unat. 9eIepbon - Utt. Beruoh 2656 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
WarsIonb Ghattel 9oan IIoeianpn.

$40 bis $500 iperbcn perliebeil anf MbbeIn,
giahps etc., pbne Gntferanaa otrfefbfa.
Seit 1. Saunar 1905 ~befinheH iih nnfere on.
reaur iuieocr in u~Iferem alien 2ofaIe.
Gafuert yaileina,
BEN Geridtsgebiuoe geGeniiber.
8ifnnter Or. 300, 231, 233 ~(sipeiter TTur),
ehbnfsGde 7anette. nnb ct. EanLstrnke.
spupcnirs fir 1efhdftsfreunoe.
Cgob9.tS.1&Sl
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canton xma otsttaabtspn n.


Bde Nnis hnb BnIsHUVHHt, OuHIuH.
MfernlaHozI elcpbon 81 ST.
Sauptupa ritter 5ee @eianguereilS ~@oefs
iueif. g3amen.Sercine ocs GbeIpetB. "
Observation-Disclosures gtr. 446, g.. 3. 81
aOrientaIsG iItriftS Dit. 1853, 3. u;s8.," Ii.
Canton Gpars IL .Scr9filgunass8ereins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21

gr. ftO4, Rsrb.Ge ntrat.saenne.
Ser .9turboft Jmnterfudbrtn Belneretr
bon Baltimore perfammelt fth bier fes
ben WlnHta1. - 1eprae Brebm * Cons
Bier am 3apf, ia4 beuiihcr art btreit
bonn 5aB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
3n pcrfanfcn ubcr 5n ncrmietbcu.

3l uermictben uber in uertnnfcn.
Gr. 1923, 1efferfpHsS trabe. 'iGbe Srouos
Wddbale. Wiau lpre6c upr oocr %dorclitrc:
gr. 23t6, Galniu. 9tucnne. cod
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GerIangt int G%Ggemcincu.


Or. 2iN' Glib SbarpsGtrGbc, iinter Der @rifii6t
Der n0elitI0en @efcuf6ait". - 9ieienigen pic
beuti6e @unoluerler. glr6eiter unn SielitboteIl
AIT hefdfdftigp1 tuitnfben, moien lid pert0nlt0
pber In franiirten 0ricten an ben Ngenteil oer
Sefelff5nit, SuBnuu .. MeBer, VT. 2t9, Sios
eharp,s trafc, ncnoeu, lpeldbcr utent1eltli6
%plisIituft eribeiIen ioirb. SpredituleeH bon
1 bis 5 tlbr. CSdn2S,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
Z. u. aGermauu's 5aae.

g,prhua.Gdc 8pagl. nnb Garuliue.strate.
SauptuuaIiier oeS ,9alerflsU21ulerhorSA.
BereinSs@ eriunlmInIeen Ieben 9onnerftd9
Aheno. gleue WtitgIiebtr iutltontmeH.
Bpr6iigIihes Bier ber -sattpnaI'Braue'
rel" ON Hapf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
SECOND CALL.

. q. e & 1t. = Ffb. .......... s5h
$1,000 AIabutnu GonI e 1t. ! 5cr..... ~
$4,000 IA GIee 0b II. 9cbcI 50 Der. 100
$1,000 GitD. 31acr, 1880 ..........-.t03
$4,000 Gitb. 31aer. 1896 ............tO 1903
$1,000 Georgia II, g%lIabarta Ser ,.....tt0
$1,000 llniteb HaiIipabs Ginf ,..,..... 73%
$4,000 llniieb HnilpnbS ginf ......... 73h
$1,000 8.gsG +. a.. ...........,... G2
$4,000 2cringion ct Rb Der .t0tM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
galtimorer Sampf ScppidJ : Heini'
aunas.E umnaanic,

Er. 12f, spro @reeue . StraRf.
Teppihe nnfgenommeu, g~ereinlgt mo mteoers
geIeat. Spe3ieae @inridtuna fir bic 9lIfbes
ipabrung bon Ieppiden. 8egcn Wlotteil eelihert.
Ua1bel In pr.oaten abtbeilunesa oerioa9sf.
geioe selepBpne. (Ulai2, 2Wtss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
SDbcrc q6buc fir Scrtil Trbcitcr.

otto II, Wuii, 90. Suli.-Gom
+. It1ult %bc9inncnO, iucrOen luobl
ole @oumiuoll- Sobritanten III oen
NcuzGn0lauo.S tdnten ibren 0coicn-
Itctcn crb6btc 2Gbne 5nblcn. @cltcrn
hGbcn nlcbrcrc Sabrifcn oiclcr 9ratl-
den in Rem 0ompibirc mo Woinc,
lucIdle mcbrCrc Suuien0 Nr6citcr be.
Id1itigcn Acknowledgement OuIrd) In.
iflog onoefiinoi9t, Die groBcn9oum.
lpolfobrifen in Connecticut, Yer
mont, Nho0e- Salun0 nno I'M lilolld)cn
Wuiiudulctt3 mnrcn nit Sobnctbo-
bungen poronge0ongct. Ter GiItritt
bon 2olpcll lit tbotiG6lid) Der cin5igc
in Den NcltzG uglonO-S taatell, III net
dent Die 2obniroge nod nid)t gcres
Gcit lit. In Oiciem ipid)tigcn Gen.
tropltnft Der 9oitmipoQ- SnOuitric'n
mer0cn Die Nrbeiter Die oui ibr Ser
loltgcn elmer 0.pro5enti0en 2obncr'
b06lnlg e~rgongcne @cgcnoiicrtc Der
2(rbeit9ebcl, ipcldlc cine 5spro5rnttQc
Grb0bung in Iuslidt nimlnt, am
Monto1 b%ciprcd)en. Gie bclltlgcn
2obncrboDungen famen foit Ourd)'
lUcg l%lncrluortet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
&erfGnfc an Der biciieen Gffcftcn'
VDrIe.
FIRST CALL.

10 Warine VGnf u. ............. 80
$4,000 llniteb SialIipans Gtuf. ......... u
$1,000 lluiieb NaiIpabS @inf ....,.... 1875
$1,000 llniteb BaiIiunuS SIM ......... 1875
$4,000 itniieb 0%idiinupS @tuf. .....,... 1914
$1,000 llhiieo AaiIiuabs Ginf. ......... 1873
$4,000 llnitcb SidiIipabs giuf. ......... 73h
$4,000 lluiieb HotIuups ier .......... wa
$1,000 IA electric " bit. y 80 5cr. LOG
$1,000 Via Gouf e II. i. Ser. .......,. a2A
$4,000 Georgia II. aIabnmu Der. ......tt0
$1,000 Sirgtntu MibInnb Der. ..,.....ttth
$500 8irginin MibInnb 2. ........ t0s&
$1,000 gorfclf Nb 1t. 2tgbt Der. ....... 99h
$1,000 Cotton Sucf Der ............ SO
$1,000 Gtth Ser, 1915. (8 O.........ttt
$4,000 2erinatou 9Th Der .t0tM
$1,000 9th Of 2pnbbura sSoter 4er. ..10iM
$1,000 9Hcft SnmpotH 4arf Scr. ......t00
$1,000 Colorado GuutBern 4er ........ "a
$1,000 GbuS., II Gar Der. ...........t III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
regiitrlrter oeutfdler Hr6t.
;JU.iIIrigr Asruris,

Aue, iuefd,e Brfo aebraudlsu, fpredben bier
uur. NnIciben dnt Galare, Wi1beIn II. @rlinos
Giaenibum. Sin Ncrtrdueit. acine qonitsOffiees
Wietbooen. Baltimore Snueitment Co." gr.
100. Notwithstanding. Off,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21

Wr. ga. WSrs.9Stu., ode Naibuup.s tr.
RerIamlmIungsluiuI oeS pslntoIlt1 > @on'
clapes III. sos, 5. s. s." sgtenhen.Sts
ftrifts Ar. 1867 nS1iGer,9titrifts Nr.
103, s. u.s8." mt nDiitriits ar. 80.
3. n.s9," 9uIIe nn 8ereine III hermte'
ibeH. sStinite giere, Beine mno anoere
9etrdnfe. 9eIepbon: g. & y. &olfe 629 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21

Rr. 2iG, Gian., aaUe puparosstsahe.
BorSiigIi@e 2setne, Spirttuofen Ii. untots
@iedrren. 8eftes NIer an 8api. Suni1
fir 1efbdfisIcute bon 1880 .8orr1; bis
2 t1br Ea6mittd9s. 9elepbpf e. q y.
- Mtt. Berron 3008 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21

9aQcI5bncr, itetigc 9trbeit. @ute 0cleAenbeit,
I'M ole SiiCnGicBerci 81 %erIetnen ulto Mldrler
III erlEbgli6et, IN tur6er 3ett 1llictl Noell 81
herbicfei. 9tad5ufrageI Del Der p6cutral IUnu'
or1 GU.," TunonIt, Nib, Q06-2O2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21

Sin GunoenidHeiocrs@eihdi init @nrroib II.
Giilridbtung; bef6dftigt 10 arbettcr. Itub aus
Sefunobtitsriidii6teH has Geihdit %u1igeber.
Gtuot bat 500 @inlpobner. gtdbere Niafurft
ertbetlt Is. :. 2ippp, @iandcitcr, @iO.
GnS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
Sn pcrfaufen.
3n %Ucrtauien.

IN Ocrtauftn.
Gine u. & nj. @asmoi0ine bon 6 @fcrhcs
frditen Qann i'm Nctrieb gcicbeH ipcroer).
9SaiIos ulo SlursHdftcrl, Guttelt etc. 9iddl6lts
fraae1 bel Sann @ruS., Mr. 30J, &cts2rrtn9s
tun.Strahe. (2O1-31
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e6mtbt'S .6identrand.saiie."

Gne j. NM OpHBH'@ ITHRt'
Saiipiqua riier oes g@apern ar.s.;nt Yer.
cins," gGihenfran6 : Samen ; 8eretns,@
.gantun Smincriu. 9'aIi- II. 2ctbberetns."
.9eutfdc SemiitbIitfcit" uno. rSetpers
GnIifinpe SIT. 47S. S. 8. s." SrilbeS
J'iet Su ieoer Bet. - e d ". 3elepDon:
a8olfc 1913 3.
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Gin 9araain fiir Seimltattc.s nder.

VW ut 'p0%ENNTEUEFN HNFVFF
3ebn Slder gntet urbaren 2arbes fit Sc
Hitfebau, ~ Mteiien bon Der gnbnit1tiun ntO
10 WieiIen bon ber Stobt, bel glufternfdGaleita
Ganhftrabe e%ntferrt. in anne gtruiOeIsGountp;
WreiS $3.50.
etnserScni eiu B NIB f2 Hder Wrunbitiid nno
Gin 2 Ader 8rnHoitiid.
SdItte geeeli 9aar; Neit mad Sbrer genuem.
fidfeit. aomtrt bnrbereitet sum 9lbf6luB hes
SalbeIs, ipenll Gu6 has Gano 8cidut.
yScpern Stealth Gpmpanp,"
ar. iii, Norb.GbarleS. strate.
(Wtait4,IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21

Sine quite 9dderct, In Der 3,pii1et u mo
II 5dicr Wtebl Die lSode Oerhruudt iucrben.
Giaentbiimer miittidt bic Stnot III b~erlaiier,
9inh5ufraecn In Gr. 1928, ,. straie, @igb.
iauotufun. (20l-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
Stcaengefudlc.
StenegeTnM:

StefeaeTnd:
Sin iiltoeS heutl6eS MfdodDen ilt6t Stelz
luna. 9io03ufraaen- in Nj. t2i, Gnlsnbrr-str
- al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21
Slt D%crfnnfcn:

Sn Derfouieu:
Sene feitet rIobernen 5~ipeiftddigeit Saufer an
Der 9surb.GurIens Strabe. 5inifhen Der 5airs
mount Ijente ttnb 5abettcs Strnbe: cemeniirie
&eIler. 9ruitoire uno Sbfe; emninirte BABE.
ipaHne mo aiiden.stbgitiie; WarlrprsI rcppeit,
GtrabenpfI1fier ans berpIuftcn Sieorlftetnen.
Nb5uaslaliaI Serhinouna. Acauenie Reriaufs.
gebingnnpen. 4reis 5000. 90. &rnnb5tns $50
pro Sabr. glebmt bic 5airmount c.geae.
CONS.
Galter 6. saetpbai, an oort uno STEELE.
Guilt ,2Wtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-21

esrins's Canton 2isss,trans.eaas."
Sanptoltartier hes aGaufons9ieoerfrariB".
Ginaltunoe ieoer Wittmp6 gtheuo. Der
Gamens8erefn pe%rfamneit iih ieoen Stens
ifaa st6enb. nGotiouul4sq't.r am aapf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Aoltc labs d.
opG9b
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-20
Is Disease a Crime !!

No+ verv lopo ago. popular magazine
,,,hi;sbed an editorial article In which
me writer asserted, In substance, that az
disease should he regarded as crimliial.
Certain IL is. that much OF the sickniGss s
and suffering Of mankind Is Que 10 Ilie
violation of certain OF Natnres idTS
Rnt TO say that all sickness shoul1 te
regarded as criminal. must appear 70
every reasonable individual as radlcally
II would be harsh. unsympathetlc,
cruel ves criminal. to condemn the poor,
weak. over-wurked housewife VINO Sinks
under the heavy load of household cares
and burdens. and suffers from Wtak-
nc SOS. various Gisplacements OF peiElc
nrcans and other arrangements peculiar
t0 her sex.
rreouenr hearing OF children, with It's ex,
acting demands upon the system, coupIeu
with the care, worry and labor or rearing
large family. Is often the cause OF weak
np.ses arrangements and debility whlch are
aggravated By the many householu cafeS
and the hard. and never-endlng worn WHICH
the mother IS caIleI upon 10 PfaDnad rom.
ed for woman's peculiar weaknesses ana
ills-Dr Picrce's FavOrite Pre>cription-says
that one OF the greatest siacles 10 the cure M
p n this class OF tnaladips j. the fact that tne
moor ovpr-wurked housewife can not get the
needed rest from her many househoid cares
and labor to enable her 10 secure from tIe
is a matter OF frequent experience. he says
i'm his extensive practice in these cases, 70
nret with those in whtch his treatment talls
by reason uf the patients inability 70 abstain
from hard -Ork long enough to be cured.
With those suffering from prolapsus, ante
version and retrOversion OF the uterus OF
other displacement OF the womanly organs,
IL /, very necessary that. In addition to TAX
ing his "Favorite Prescription they abstain
from being very muchror for long periods. on
their feet. All heavy littlng or stralnihg HI
any kind should also be avoided. As much
outdoor air as possible, with moderate. light
exercise Is also very important Let the
patient observe these rules and the Favor
lie Prescription will do the rest.
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent free
on receipt of stamps to pay expense OF
mailing only Send TO DR.. r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, " Y, 81 one-cent stamps for pa
per-coyercd. or 81 stamps for cloth-bound.
II sick consult the Doctor, free of charge
by letter. All such communications ara
held sacredly confidential.
DR.. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets invigorate
and regulate stomach. liver and bowels
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-20

and If there is not peldant broad
ornamental network across the front
takes It's place. Garnet chains and
bracelets are very fashionable just
now. Even In the midst of summer
one can predict with safety the con-
tinued popularity OF soft, cllnging ma
terials. WhyI Because these are the
materials predomlnating at the races,
and IL Is AT the French race tracks In
summer that we get the first fall hints.
Ruliled gowns are as much In favor
as the embroidered ones. In fact, ruff
fics and embroidery go hand In hand
this season.
The fad of the moment is TO match
the hat. belt and shoes or the veil,
gloves aud stockings.
Decorating ones fan Is vogue ai
present. The illustration shows de.
llghtful example of this art carried
out on gray green satin stencled in
freesla blossoms with their long, grass
like leaygs. -'---.- y r' 49, as-ii.H . 1ss'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-20

% view, for they give her certain op'
portunitles IN dress which she did not
have before. And the same with her
shoes. which come IN all colors. She
can get them IN kid, In patent leather,
In suede, In linen and IN cloth.
Girdles OF soft "pully" ribbon are
often made on rather high founda.
tion. two or three widths sewed to
gether and drapsd on. the FOLDS pulled
close. By way OF trimming other bits
OF ribbsn are pulled aud twisted into
the semhlaneo OF some flower and sot
on rosette fashion,
There IL a stunning shirt. AS plain as
a plpestcn. which has rounded. shall
low yoke stretching clear across the
shoulders almost ON 20 the sleeves
Yoke ana body OF the shlrs are Joined
by a narrow beading of embroidery.
and there YOU are.
Gray wolfe makes the pretty costume
pictured. The aklrt Is arranged In
graduated tueks between an ents
deux az Irish lace. The bolero Jacket
IL plated aud snugly ntted 20 the fig.
ure, A touch Of color N added by
way OF eerlse satin loops held IN piaec
with silver buttons The glrdle is also
Of this vivid tas~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-20

Ray Finoon came over from Trout
lake today aud win be employed at
the Spencer dock, Ray gives further
details concerning the death OF nilly
FrltH Thursday. lie says that FritS'
companion had warned him about
sleeping under the tree, which was
afre before he went TO sleep. He
again warned him ave minutes be-
fore the accident. Not alone the
limb OF the tree. but the bear as
well fell on the unfortunate man.
The bear showed fsht and had Il
not been for the dog Fritz eompan.
ion would never have succeeded In
getting rid OF the angry hruin. The
dub fell across Frits' head aud be
lived only an hour afterwards.--The
iialles Chronicle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-20

while TIE sash ends. narrow az the top
and beaver shaped nj the bottom. are
lined with while mallnette and corded.
Good, well cut panama cloth skirts
are selling for Si.50 aud Sa This ma
terial wears like iron and the skirts are
therefore good Investments.
Dog collars made OF nail heads In va.
rious coiors-purple. pink OF red-are
very much worn, These nail heads arr
artlstically combined with tiny sold
beads.
The narrow cluny Insertions, some OF
them looking very much like heavy
hand crochet work joining seams and
used In place of veining. are par
ticularly favored. Such narrow ciuny
lines set together all the seams Of many
blouses that have cluny trimmings.
A smart little travelling hat Ia seen IN
the cut az tau chip II Is simply trim.
med with a band of chestnut brown
velvet ana decorated at one side with
two American Beauty roses and some
velvet knots JUDO CHoLi.Er.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-20
SOCIAL NEWS or
WESTERN OREGON
Hobl,s-Thompson.

Miss Elsie c. Hobbs, OF Eugene,
was married last night to w. Lair
Thompson, of Albany, at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
w. Hobbs, OF that city. Mr.. Thomp-
son Is one OF the brightest newspaper
writer's in the state. and is city re-
corder OF Albany. The bride is a
highly educated and accomplished
young society woman, formerly of
McMinnviile. Her father is J. w.
Hobbs. well-known in the internal
revenue service. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson will reside In Albany.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-20
EUGENE
BUSINESS
PALACE
Bright Valley City Dedica te
Commercial Club
Building

Eugene, Sept. 20.-(SpeciaD -
The dedication of the new home of
the Eugene Commercial Club was
celebrated with a reception, at which
punch was served, and concluded
with dancing. 1t is located at the
corner of Tenth and Willamette
streets.
The front of the new building is
of the Greek style of architecture,
with columns and front finished in
the gray sandstone style. There is
beautiful low balcony over the
street. and the whole effect is mod
ern and ornamental.
DR.. Paine. who is also planning to
build n new hospital building, has
done something handsome for the
people of Eugene, and takes a great
pride in what he has accomplished
to give the Commercial Club a home.
There is grand reception parlor,
ladies' parlor. offices. card rooms,
gymnasium. billiard room, bowling
alley. no bar but for soft drinks.
shower bath. closets, etc, are all
on the second floor. The wood finish
is natural fir with light and dark
grain staining. The carpets are
rich and very restful The building
cost about $4,000, and was erected
as a home for the club by DR.. d. A.
Paine.
The lower story affords two fine
store rooms, one OF which may be
a modern short-order restaurant.
The Commercial Club has lease for
ten years, and has about 10 active
members. The dues are 81 a month,
admission fee. $40. The officers at
present are: l.. l.. Whitson, presi-
dent; C. s Williams, vice-president:
w w Brown. treasurer; b. d. Paine
secretary: directors. f. NJ. Day. L.
II. Treaver, Geo. Hall, Sr., Harry
Dunbar, II. Gordon, C. b. winough-
by.
DIR. Whitson has taken a great In
terest in selecting the carpets. cur
tains. pictures and tinting the walls.
The whole is restful and shows great
taste. On the evening OF the reeep-
tion, the gymnasium equipments
were removed and II afforded fine
ballroom.
The reception was from s 10 IL.
and was attended by several hundred
OF the best people OF the city. II was
a very swell audience In evening
dress. such as any American citv
might be proud TO call it's own.
Among the prominent men present
were Governor Chamberlain; Jerer.
son Myers. ]. X. weatherford, NJ w
Davis. Geo. +. Rodgers, Salem; Ben
Miller. Dr. Best. Y. C. Miller. DR.
Hooker, Cottage Grove; c. f. Hurl.
burt. Junction; b. A. washburn
Springfield.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-20
WILL
DARE
RAPIDS
Small Gasoline Boat to Run In
Snake River Canyon

One OF the most difncult ana dan
gerous tasks now being performed
in the entire northwest, is the survey
of the canyon of Snake river for the
Hartman line projected from Hunt
ington to Lewiston.
For 20 miles the canyon is almost
impossible to any kind of boat, ow-
ing to the rapids and huge boulders
in the stream The walls tower to
height of 200 feet at places and
are perpendicular, without margin
between the water and the wall Of
rock.
For the past six months a. party
of engineers has been slowly advanc-
ing toward this rock canyon from
both directions, up and down stream
and gasoline boat has at last been
secured which it is thought will
safely navigate the dangerous can
you. The Lewiston Tribune says of
the boat. which is now being tried on
Snake river near that place:
The camps of the Oregon Short
Line engineers, engaged in making
the survey for the Huntington
Lewiston line. will, when engaged
on the lower section of the work in
the Snake river canyon, be supplied
with provisions through the opera
tlon of a gasoline steamboat that will
ply between Lewiston and the
camps.
The boat reached Riparia a few
days ago, but has been delayed in
reaching here on account of the tenn
porary suspension OF the steamboat
service The craft. however, has
been placed in the water at Riparia
and given a most successful test by
Captain Ralph Baughman, Captain
Works, who is at Riparia, has also
been enjoying pleasure trips in the
craft. Both he and Captain Baugh-
man are anxious to make the run
here with the boat and 1t is probable
Chief Engineer Stradley, of the
Short Line will grant the authority
as 1t is known he is very desirous
to have the boat here at as early a
date as possible, to place her in SER
vice.
Captain Baughman stated yester-
day that the boat is most substan-
tial one and showed ability to stem
the current of the Snake river at the
rate OF six miles an hour. He ex-
pressed the view that she could con-
veniently make the run from Riparia
to Lewiston in a day.
The boat is SO feet long and has
carrying capacity of 10 tons. The
engines are of 10 horse power.
When the boat reached Riparia she
was inspected there by Chief Engi-
neer Stradley The boat Is OF a type
entirely new to the northwest waters
and was secured In the east by the
Short Line on account of success met
by craft OF that pattern In running
shallow yet strong streams In South
America.
II Is learned that in making the
permanent survey in the canyon
above the mouth of the Salmon river,
Engineer Stradley plans to use large
scows. II is further learned that
all the work of the location survey Is
To be rushed.