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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-25
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-25

Sunday for Nome. Alaska, They have
a brother, y. @. shafcr who has been
there FOR the past nine years. The
shafer brothers win engage In min..
ing.
Contractor Shook recently returned
from Tillamook City, who're he has the
contract for building the new court
house, which will be one OF the bsst
appointed busldings of its kind In the
state. The people there. he says, are
not greatly taken up with the railroad
talk and projects which emanate from
the valley. They have been fooled too
many times by paper railroads
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-25
Personals

Rev. st. Pierre returned today from
a visit south.
Miss Cornelia Marvin returned from
Albany today.
Attorney Anderson Cannon returned
from Albany this morning.
Miss Fay Savage is in Portland, the
guest of Miss Lenta staley.
Herman Barr went - Portland on
business yesterday afteroon.
B. o. shueking was bound for north.
ern valley points this morning.
c. H. Burgeraf the Albany arehi'
teet. was in the city yesterday.
NJ. Mcdonald, OF the Oregon Nursery
Company, went 70 Albany today.
W. H. Burghardt, Jr., went TO Port.
land yesterday on business trip.
Mrs. X. j. Hendricks went TO Port
land this morning TO spend the day.
County Surveyor Herriek was 3
northbOund passenger this m9rning.
Hon. F. X. Matthieu left this morning
TO visit friends at Turner and stayton.
Miss Grace French has gone to Seat
tie to visit her brother John French.
Editor Charles Jones and family
have gone 20 Portland TO spend the
day,
District Attorney John MeNaFy wai
northbOund passenger on the mora
ing local. -Nf t4
c. X. spaulding, the local lumber
man, Is in Portland to spend the day
on business.
Mrs. j. @. Graham was among the
P0rtlaad-bo0nd passengers on the
morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs George wssks retarned
this morning from the state Grange
meeting In Albany.
DR.. CaEtwright has retained from
klamath Falls, where he hAs beeH Tor
the past three weeks.
Mr.. and MTs. W. Lloyd Zinmerman
have returnsA from their hensymeen
trip 70 sosshsrn Oregon-
pa Andsvw sniih, who wnz here on
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-25
Ellison Theatre Tonight.

The opening Of the summer stock
company at tn edison theatre tonight
will bring to Salem many familiar
faces, who have proved themselves IA
vorites in the past, notably Mr.. Chas.
CaulNins, who will be remembered as
the leading man of the Empire Theatre
Company, which played at Cordray's a
short time ago. also Miss Madeline
Wheeler, who was with the same com
pany, always good and refreshing. 9th
er prominent members of this meritor.
ious company are Mr.. Chic Kehoe
noted all through the West for his
chracter work. and Miss Bessie Con.
wright. one of Portland's best and
sweetest leading women. Mr.. Percival
Brigham, who is the director of the
company, and producing these plays
which will be changed each week. has
just closed a successful Is weeks en-.
gagement with his own company in
Tacoma.
The play 10 be produced tonight is
a romantic comedy entitled "The Wo-
man Halter. There will be fine new spe-
cialties between the acts.
Come and welcome the change at the
Edison theatre tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-25
Says withycombe win Win by 10000
Votes.

Says Withycombe VIII Win by 10000
Votes.
The Telegram last night says:
Willis s. Duniway, Republican eandi.
date for state printer, has returned
from a sPeeehmaking tour of Eastern
Oregon. and predicts that the entire
Republican state ticket will be elected.
He estimates withyeombe's majority
Of Chamberlain at anything from 5000
TO 10000. Jonathan Bourne, says Mr..
Duniway, is an easy winner. The can.
didste for state printer has been tax.
ing an active part in the campaign.
and has brought his oratorieal abilities
into action in many Of the Eastern
Oregon towns. He will next address
the citizens of the Willamette valley.
Walter L. Toozs. defeated candidate
for congress In the first district, has
completed a campaign trip through the
eastern part Of the state, and echoes
Mr.. Dnniway's forecast, excepting that
be fixes withyeombe's majority at
15,0sO minimum TO 10000 maximum.
The Multnomah Republicans will
hold the Arst Of a series of open-air
rallies this evening. In this method Of
campaigning they are imitating the
Denoerats, for II Is ossier 20 get a
crowd in the Opsa air thaa in a hall.
C0unty Judge Webster and Dan J,
Malarksy win speak. and the eolored
qusrtss viii furnish the music. A rally
win also be held At Leafs. in Mount
Scott Hall, this evening, where y. =
Mngsrs y. y. Fsssmaa and George A.
Brows viii speak,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-25

On or before June ist the Under
signed will remove his harness and sad,
Idlery business 10 1877 Commercial
street, next door to Baker . Law
rence's grocery store, nearly opposite
my present location. Old as,l ssv pat.
rons invited 70 see my enlarged stock
and business at the new stand.
Mo Nf& FRANK e. SHATER,
d-w.D-5-tf The Harness Man.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-21

Glasses de Int|6' Y e'PaHo|
So dan claasS de. .ingl9E y eapAnol,
marana, tards v noehe precioa CON.
vsnslonslss. San Joa6 % alto. linz d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-21
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

ST ciudadano do Ia desconocida paro precsamente
aqui 81 donde mas neCsaito dc vuestre auxilo.
En- verdad 1ra, que entiendo; prohibis que
indlEcreto miGmo Nmpo hxc6 TODD 10 p0d6s
excitar mi curocdad Eato Qeneoso Vamo POGO
de con6snz' que he merecdo No hes 81 ho
nor de decirme quien hAboI
-HAbss se6or, contsst6 10 desconocdG sonrendc
muier uuen hGbs vdo del mayor pe0ro que a cor
do, IL cua os estsrS sgradecda mientrAs viva.
mo pdo tantO sedora aed msnos sgradecids duran
TO este Aegundo deCidme vueatro nombre.
Impossible
Y ain embargo 10 hubi6ras dcho 81 primer asCcionsrio
que huhera pregundo hubes lido al pueo dc guar
dia.
NO. iamks excam6 Ia dssconocda.
En- ese os h1biera encsrrado prisi6n
-EItsba deCidda TODD.
-E1 que eItos momentos la pria6n go.
-Es el cadAso 10 le
y hubi6ras preferido el cadGlGol
"A ID TRACTION. porqu0 decir mi nOmbra era cOmstef
traici6n
Ben oa 10 decfa que hscas representa- pApe muy
singular para los republicAnon.
-RepresenaA Ell pspe do an hombre generoso HalIsiG
pObre muer Quien nsuan despreoiAis porqus
del pueblo puede nSuIda de nuevo slvara
del naufgio aCompIHIis hsI 81 mismo bArro donde vvs;
he aqui todo.
ST. ten6S rsE6n aeniendonos Las apGrencAL ESQ mismo
hubier poddo hubera vlto, hubeseis ha
bAdo peo vueltra hemosu vueGtro eDguaa de
r dsnguida precssmente ea distinction contrara vues.
traa miserable baro 10 pruebG que Yussa
SAida semejAne hora encierA GQ6n miEterio calais ca
hbemO de cato EiAmos todavia eoS dc vueutra oas
Ie6oral
En- .qusl momsntc pOr c.s del ssna en- Il Dc
los FosoI de San Victor
-VeH Auuss caaits negra d Ia desOonocids Msurco
Iagando mano hacA sd6Co suSdo ALA do las tapas
del JArdn de las tsnS CuAudo lsgusmo s aeparares
De mi,
-Muy bisn, aG'a msndsd sltOy vusltu 6rdsnsa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-21
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROJA

Corfed CudAdana que reClmsr mi spoyo refs interior
mente porqus os 10 doy.
-Yol excIam6 como puedo hlcsr semsiante coss
Sin dudS Vais republcano aerviros de 9ua puea
hieD este repobIicano vends cAuss he aquf todo.
Pero cudadAno, diio vivAmene desconoCid easaiS
IN error 20 anto vos ls rep6blics.
EntonCeV sou buens patriot ciudsdna nAda sendr6E
cue ocular. De d6nde veniGisF
oh Mh9r, por piedAd dio Ia dsGConocdR.
HAbiA On estas palabrM expression de pudor pro-
funda dulce que Mauco crey6 hber adnRdo 81 sent
mento que encerrsban.
acknowledgements do ssta muer visns de alguns cts
sin uabr por que nt6 oprimrse su corsz6n con este
pensAmisnto
Desds este inatAnte guard6 sencio.
EnreSnto los dos pseans nocturnoa hAbian legado a
sale de VGrre deEpues de haber encontrado cuAtro
patruss que grcss Congna les hsban dtjAdo circular Ii
bremente peo dspue encontraen otrs ofoA
puaers patcer agun difculAd crey6 MAurco deber a
Conagna nombre Les WhM de au casa
EaM hien, dio 81 ofcisl eo por 10 hce IT. tpsro
asn ciudsdanA
All ia ciudadAnaf
ST, IQuen 90
-Es la hermana de mi muisr.
HI ofcial los dei6 paaSr.
ConQue aois clsAdo, se6or muTmur6 la dseconoeida.
No. ut6ora Ipor que 10 preguntAil'
PorQue die ella ri6ndose, podiAI hGber
lbrevAdo dcendo que 20 era Vuesra esposa
-SthoFa diio MGuricio e nombre do esposa
tuIo grsdo que debe dGrIe gerImsnts 70 teDgo d
honor de conoceroa
La desconoOda aint6 "a VIZ Oprmrue 50 corAzn guar
do aiencio.
En- sQuel momentO AtrGvslarOn sl puente Maria
La ioYen marchaba preauroaa medda que aproxi
msban = lS meta de Is carrerA.
AtraYsmron 81 puente de ID Tournelle.
-Creo que esamos vueatro barrio, do MGureo
nisndO e pie IObFs s mVsls dc San Bernardo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-21

C0nssnN0cs0n 0s "a p0gsRuO'I
-CRIMENEs horrihles 20 some.
On on todos los paisss sn los que el
amor ha sido sl m6vil principal. Cff
msn 6 10 Eleg gansia y al husn gusto 30
eomsta, usandou IN Perfums 8 an Jab6n
vulgar, suando el exquisite Cashimsrs
BouQuet-ya On perfume 9 On Jab6n-
% oil sumun del buen tono.-Oolgate y
Co, New York.
LABORES.- 'oli'i'an
Bordadoras y buenaa OGlGdrds, ssegu'
randolss trabAio conatante. Proporelo
namos 10 tslA y dibuio snviandolos .
saAlQuer pArts do 10 isla' Dirigirss .
Ths Porto Riso DRAWN WORK @
Emhroidsry CO Fortalsza 10. Tam
hian 10 solieiAan OostuTsras, lmo
~THE HELvETIA.-z7 ealla &c
q Crux. Gran sasA do h6spedss. STA
bic d. hossls. Apossntos para fAmiliss
psrscnas solas. Oomidaa 4 einsusn'
n eanhavos subiarto. Ranos. Teldfonc
lsa. ApartAdo sorrso. 7s6. Propissa'
rio. Pedro SsAira. Notal Ests hossl
sst& 4 sargo do una ssfoEitS sagus'
a.
--Ea NECESARlO sxigir cue sada
oasia obtenga grabsdo ol nombrs Dl'
gsstivo Mojsrrista, paro an solo essu-
shs srodusa meior stssto cue ana do
eana do botellAs do aqua mineral o do
ssr el Gnieo surstlvo radisal, del 90.
tonnage y del inSsstino. 81 Digestive
Moiarrista Furinsa los alimsntos =
Ion hasa asimilahlea. III lsgitimo Di'
gsstivo Noiarfista sura On IN dia La
indigsationss, On an mes los dispsP'
sias q gastralgiaa, v On tres mssss laa
mGs graves sntsrmsdAdea sr6nicas del
sst6mago y del intsssino, EstA ami
vsrsalmanae eoRhrmado, On lorna sin
ieual, que 10 ehaasia del Digestive
NoiArriesa % vsr6adaramsnts rsoiesl
superior & 10 dc sodoa los otros re-
medios. Do vanta On las prineipalsa
farmAcias do Europa y Amsrisa.
--Rl ssGor DlAz NAVARRO hG
ssaaEleeido on QGainA do Ab0gads v
~ Motarfa on este eiudRd. sale do Zen
JHste nGMaro II.
Rjsrse Ants 10 oUrts Federal. Ger
% do DisaRiao do aoda 10 Isla OoFts
aupFsma, dsdisaHdsss aSimismc Al
sxAmsa do tftxloa do propisdadss. la
eorpoEasi6n do Cerporasieaas dol Raia
, extrangsras y tTsmitasi6e do sxPs
Aiantas do appropriation toTycsa.
Aespsando 10 Rob!e somrsssneiA
10Y estahlSaida On al eisrsiaio do lea
nP0tagionss do AbogAd0 y Notario, sl
seaor DIAz NAVARRO 90 eiAPoHs &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-21

vapores de dotle h6lieeI
vapor MARACAIBO, 1900 Tons
ZULIA, l,S00 g
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-21
Doctor R. 2uIz Arnau

De rogreso de "a visie E Europa,
assbs do inssalar su ofeina proiesio.
nal On Ia salle del Crisso, ndmsro Il
Horas do conaultal do II J Ssdia { 3
v media dc Ia tards. 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-21

Preeos pasAie
pssa $50 unds Caraao gao primers s6 L.
90 Nasvs York Primera t55 co. Seganda s36 90.
Pasaes da vuela 10 or sno de reb Ndos hasa
insa son po para paaos %
Rico New York dedor das
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-21
LInsa Fsrrsa ds| Os!tt

BiIlstss basGtos pGr0 dias fsssuos
In II elass do Capital & Bayam6n,
ds y vuslta 10 atvs.I ca ~ 10 stva.
Ia u do RAyaln6n { CAtano, Ida ,
vzslts Is stvs. en- ~ 10 stvs.
Billsaa ordinario do Capital & Gaia
10 ~ elAEs { ) etvs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-21
NotiCias dol dia

Ooinud6n pdcinG ,sobsar siertea hcnorarios sxe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-21

Apartado S0 San
Compra vna solares acoones c6dA
os pedeos aa eSpess GesonA oda case
los Centres oncaes Comereio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-21
LA SALUD

Farmacia Droguerfa. 8, Arecbo 2. r.
Kxssnsa ecnaiantsmsns rsnoVsda Personal ntegns
mAa miAdo Dsto do as fsmoaa poras Martinez spaalas do
dsnn Dspuratvo Ruso 1uyseai6n Rota,
Oatuhrss dc 1905
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-03

THE NEW AUTO COMPANY.

The Richmond Automobile Com
pany, of which William j. Penton is
president, and Joseph Silverstone is
vice president, is turning the large
livery stable in Station venue into
an ~up-to-date garage and will be
ready in about ten days to sell new
and second hand machines, renting,
general repairing of all kinds, re-
charging of electric machines, and
also a storage depot. In connection
with this new enterprise an automo-
bile route will be established from
Tottenville to Richmond to connect
with the trolley for st. George. They
also will establish a route to connect
with the trains at this depot and Tot
tenville and other stations as soon as
practical. They have at present in
the garage two large machines which
can be used for sightseeing parties.
One will seat thirty and the other
about fifteen. Parties will be taken
around Staten Island or New Jersey
at reasonable rates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-03
WOODBRIDGE.
LOCAL ITEMS.

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Il. I. Perry have re-
turned from Newport, where they
have attended the commencement ex-
ercises of their nephew, Mr.. Frank
Bowler.
Mrs. Mclick, formerly a resident of
Railway, well known to many of our
townspeople, died at her late resi-
dcnce Saturday night.
Miss Carrie l.. Ewing, who has
been spending several delightful
weeks in Pennington, has returned
home.
Rev. w. H. Jackson is taking Mr..
Campion Cutters place in the express
Office while Mr.. Cutter is away for
two months.
Mrs. S. w. Jones has returned to
her home in Railway.
Mr.. Edward Valentine and family
left Saturday for Asbury Park, where
they have rented q furnished house
for three months.
There will be open house at the w.
A. A.. club on the Fourth of July. The
orchestra from Freehold that played
at the Salmagundi reception will fur
uish the music.
Miss Sophie johnson Is spending
he summer at Spring Lake.
Mr.. l.. e. Kelly, of st. Georges
d, enue, has been entertaining friends
from Madison.
Miss Anna Hilsdorf has returned
from visiting friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs. S. f. Daily has been spending
u few days in Asbury Park.
Mrs. Charles J.. Demarest is enter
tanning Mrs. Charles Anness, of Tren-
ton.
In the near future Miss Augusta
Drake will leave for White Bear
Lake. Minnesota, where she will visit
her aunt, Mrs. Louis Schnabel.
Mrs. Van Nest has been visiting in
Lebanon.
Miss Hattie Humphreys will enter
the POSTGRADUATE Hospital in New
York, in July. where she will study
to be a trained nurse.
The Woodbridge National bank
will open in the Bernard building
July 16.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-03
ROOSEVELT.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Some thirsty prowlers visited the
saloon of j. IL. Neville after closing
hours Friday night. They forced an
entrance through a back window and
carried away several dollars worth OF
whiskey and cigars. They left with
out disturbing anyone. The family
live in rooms upstairs. The loss was
not discovered until quite late next
morning. No clue to the person or
persons was left behind.
Mrs. Charles Grohman and daugh-
ter Anna came from Shihola to spend
Sunday with her family. She returns
this week, taking her daughter EN-
ma.
The body of the murdered Italian
was brought to this place Saturday
by Undertaken Mitchell. The funeral
was held from st. Joseph's church
this morning.
Mrs. David Mccarthy spent Mon
day in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donnelly
and children spent Sunday with MIS-.
Donnelly's mother, Mrs. Stein, OF
Princes Bay.
Mrs. Thomas Devereaux is enter
tanning her sister and two children
from Philadelphia.
Mr.. Milton Hovsel, of Brooklyn,
was the guest of c. Roscoe Chase.
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Casey has returned home,
taking her grandson, George Nor
gan, with her.
A meeting of the police commits
%sioners was held at the home of Will
liam Radley, to settle the question
of more pay for the borough mar
shals. The first vote taken was two
for and one against. After two hours
of argument and persuasion a second
vote was cast, all saying yea, giving
the police a raise of $40 per month.
Another exciting event took place
in Port Reading last night when Mr..
Olsen had a horse and buggy stolen
he had driven in a neighhors yard.
left the horse and went inside, re-
naming but a short time. When he
came out the horse was gone. They
searched all night but no trace OF the
animal could be found. He valued
the outfit at $3.50. The surrounding
towns were notified to watch for the
thief.
Rev. Richards, of Baltimore, is
visiting his son for a few days. He
will return to his post of duty Thurs
day.
Mrs. Clark, of Chrome avenue, en-
tertained her sister. Mrs. Coleman,
and daughter Helen and other
friends from Chester, I've Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Morris and children
are spending a month with Mrs.
Morris's mother, Mrs. Blackburn, of
Port Kennedy.
The sudden storm Saturday night
delayed a trip to Boynton Beach in a
launch for some of our young people.
Adam CARRIER will open his Roose-
welt Park Fourth of July night with
a ball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-03
LETTER CARRIERS OUTING.

The letter carriers of Richmond
borough will drop their mail bays to-
morrow and join with their friends
at Silver Lake Park in celebrating
the third annual picnic for the bene-
fit of the Letter Carriers Mutual
Benefit Association, and it is expect
ed that one of the largest crowds that
v e attended a picnic will be there.
Dancing will commence at 8 o'clock
and in the afternoon there will be a
series of athletic events for all who
desire to compete, there being special
events for girls, bows, ladies and gen
tlemen. There will also be prize
shooting and prize bowling. The
chairman of the arrangement com
mittee is Charles Ruiz, and the floor
manager will be Frank A. Sullivan.
Alvin b. Depuy will be chairman of
the games committee, and ,E. r. Ford
the chairman of the reception com
mittee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-03
RICHMOND couNCILl,

The regular monthly meeting of
Richmond Council, knights of Col
umbus. which was held last Thurs
day night, was largely attended and
a fine social session was had after the
meeting. An orchestra from the
New York Letter Carriers Band, and
the two best entertainers in New
York city, Frank Fogarty, known as
the Dublin minstrel, and Johnny
Nestor. the noted singer, were, pres
ent, and rendered some good selec-
lions. The first degree will be ex-
empliHed at the next meeting, held
on July IL. This will be the last
chance to get in for the present fee
as it will be doubled on the first of
August.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-03
TOTTERVILLE.
VISITED r HOUSES.

Deputy Chief Guerin, of the bor-
ough of Richmond, made his official
visit to the local fire houses yester-
day. The hand pump which was
bought from the Constitution H. & l..
Company, of Richmond Valley, by
the city, recently, and which is at the
house of 101 truck in Broadway,
was taken to the water and given a
trial with six men on the levers. A
stream sixty-five feet, through one
hundred feet of hose, was attained.
Chief Guerin expressed himself as
being satisfied with the result. This
pump will be used by this company
in the outlying districts where no city
water has been installed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-03
CELEBRATE THE FOURTH.

Teh official board of st. Marks M.
e. church has completed all arrange
ments for celebrating the Fourth of
July tomorrow with an old time fes-
tival, both afternoon and evening.
An excellent supper will be served by
the ladies of the church. The com
mittee has secured ID. W.. Robertson,
of New York city, who will give one
of his famous projectoscope and NOV
ing picture shows in the evening. Mr..
Robertson, who has conducted this
business for the past eleven years,
will give an entirely new program.
He has appeared in the knights of
Pythias hall, in T~ottenville, several
times in the past two years, playing
to crowded houses at each perform
ance. No one should miss this as
some new pictures will be shown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-03
SOUTH AMBOY.
BIG TIME TOMORROW.

Fourth OF July Celebration to Sur
pass Anything of Its Kind Attempted
The special program which has
been prepared for tomorrow prom
Uses to make the most interesting
Fourth of July that South Amboy has
ever seen. Arrangements for this
program were commenced as early as
last December and through the q
tinued efforts of a large and indi
tial committee a program has IN
arrangede which has probably lover
been rivaled in this vicinity. Special
convenience for travelling has been
arranged and special precaution has
been taken to guard against acct
dents.
Senator jackson is expected to be
present.
The day will begin by a patriotic
service In Christ Episcopal church.
Good music has been arranged and
the patriotic address will be deliver
ed by Honorable Adrian Lyon, of
Perth Amboy.
The long program of fireworks has
been especially arranged by Mr.. Pain,
of Manhattan Beach, at no small ex-
pense and will be one of the most in
~teresting events of the day.
In case of stormy weather the dis
play will be postponed until the first
clear evening.
"A special train will be run to
Jamesburg for the convenience of
those returning home late at night.