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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-07
UMBRELLAS
The yariou- Processes which Enter
Into Their NnLinE.

Tb.rib- aud stria, OF aH umbrella are
pc,,cr.,iIy made m nrtorc, having
specially of thD.c items ani are s'hi
thence to tine READ manufactures Here
nr.i the man whV.r WORK II is TO Us
.r1iblr tbr paii~ inserts a bit of wire
into the small hole. 90 thr cnd uf ne
ribs. draws them together about the
main rud and puts ou the frrrulr.
In cutting ihc cloth seventy iiye thick
uc..c. or ihcrruhout~ are arranged NJ
OH % splitting tibir. at which skilled
pprtatur. work lu another room are
mmuurr of girls who operate hcmming
ma,huc-. \ thousand ynrds of h"m-
med gp,i~ D., hut Il days work for one
NJ these girls. The machines at which
thcy vuik are goarrd io Ct high speed.
After h"mm.ug the cloth d, cut into
triangular pieces with knife. ~ hc-
fore. but with pattern lGid upon the
cloth The newt operation j. the sew
Ing of the triangular pieces together 10y
machinery
The rp,cr- ani the frames are now
ready 10 be- brought together. In all
there are twcni, one places whore the
cover is 10 be- attached 90 the frame ia
the average umbrella
The handle is neat glued un and the
umbrella - ready for pressing aud in
spcrtipu ily far the greater number
uf umbrellas tplay ar" equipped with
vu,dru handles \ large variety uf
materials may be- used. however. such
A. horn. china. bone. agate. pearl.
ivory silver aud gold Gold and silver.
quite naturally. enter into the cuuStruc-
tipu Of the mur" expensive grades ~
umbrellas some uf which n price.
have brru known tu bring ~ high as
Slju orr S.,n \ wooden handle may
likewise o." expensive. depending upon
the quality of the wond used Ebony.
pctrincd wood tr. oak aud elder are
a. we'll known 10 the umbrella men.
who manufacture liWn.uuu umbrellas
year.
The umbrella has been developing
rapidly during the last few years.
We pick up even q cheap one nova.
days press q button and the top
spreads itself ike an eagle ready for
IFS nigli. We 90" going away. AMI an
ordinary umbrella is too long To- put in
nur grip "" iiud among our assort-
mcui "f umbrellas and parasols one
which is meant for just such an em"r.
gcucy auI which iu most acrommo.
dnting manner folds NJ 10 suit the size
uf our travelling bag. other now ones
lock with u Key. Some spread their
shade over eight ur nine feet nf terri.
tory, uud manufacturers aver that
these nrr hut "a few of the improve.
mcutS which We may expect Amcri.
can Inventor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-07

This rs said tn hc % "~ircuunus' age.
Doctors or people who duhhlr m the
doctors art tulk about the pace" we
all live now, tho stress uui storm uf
life In England in the twcuticth cen
tury. aud so forth liut are we AN so
tremendously strenuous? Are we
greater I'm win or work than English
men were IN the ElIzahcthau age or
than they were say we take dute ut
random IN lNmdf English literature
and history dp not show couvinciugly
that this = London Saturday Re
view.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-07
LOOSE TEETH.
sometimes 1hrS Are the H-suit of
Nervous Troubles.

Nervous Troubles.
II" WAS au honest dentist. and uu uuS
could have accused him uf tm.rru-
with sound mu'1r mlr~, 90 actually
needed attention When the handsome.
~ gowurd woman patient ,nm, tu
him aud complained that her teeth wrr.
getting loose aud She was afraid >l"
would lose them hr gave her >uW" suud
advice aud charged her nothing al
though % was worth good sim i''
There is nothing in the world the
matter with your trrth, b. said Each
one Is ~ sound ~ % new dollar int
you should consult nerve specialist.
Evidently Sou have hvru worrying 90
great deal lately
The woman confessed that size had.
Her sister had been very 40, uud She
had been compelled to help NURSE her
quit it unless y"u wish fo lusr your
teeth. commanded tie dentist Also
you should put yourself under tho car"
of Il physician. lu some nervous dis
eases No" outward Symptom Is y shrinG.
iug uf The gums This is not AN uu
falling ~Igu however some persons
los" then teeth ihruuyh shrivcling Of
Nh" gums uu account uf mn "NccS, Of
uric nrid in the system. lf they drank
plenty uf water the trouble would dis.
appear ! have had several patients
whom ! have cured simply hy getting
them tn drink plenty uf water.
Tile gums are pretty gu"d Indicators
OF the general health Persons whose
gums bleed frequently think there Is
something. the matter with their teeth
IN" trouble h. constitutional instead Oi
local. \ good tonic would pat them On
their feet. nnd this, accompanied 10y
plenty of exercise In the npcu air would
stop tie bleeding Of the gums."-Ncw
York rrrsS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-07
ALPINE AVALANCHEs.
These Deadly snovsiiicS Are onen
started by ~ Suund

EfNfAfH ~ " F'HNhH
Tier" arr many kinds Uf avalanche.
There arr ti,' p,N.lr.y 1.nhnrlc ir'
cr'rpinz variety. th' glacier avalanche
aud others when the SIM strike uiru
the illimulbic SHOW fields and tho SHOW
hpgius - move The mass in ts descent
gathers weight AMI force. tearing away
enormous rOok nias>cs aud million. ~
tons "f spii. until ~ length. with a
np,Sc ike Thunder. it cNppuds it, fury
on the lcyri s,pr OF valley whore de-
i"u~cl"-s ,iiI1gr, may be-.
\ great avalanche pr this Kind has ma
invisible forrruuucr almost as dc.rur-
tive ~ itself This g.. the terrific hurr..
cane caused ry the 1ir IL dispprc. 90
IL np common sight - S"r giant tr,,.
uprotirl. broken aud twisted. thc
boagh. wrouhrl from the trunk.
leaves AMI n",sil"s clean stripped frum
the twigs and tine very top. wruu,hrI
from u lIrch forrest o. fore ever the ava.
lnnrhr Itself lii~ ru'h the wnh
II Is on still days when lighted rJn.
die VIII hardly hIrkcr Joe the Co.,, a.r
that th" danger Is greatest Tho SNOW
has been falling quietly yet heavily Tor
several days and has settled ~ prr,p.
ii"us slopes above 40" village tn au m.
m"n.r depth u need. iut Tie slig' i,..t
and almost impcrcrptiulr cause tp set
DO .n mpiiDn. Had the wind been blow.
INK it wohd never have amaS.od ip
such depths hui would have .Ipurl
down iu Lesser quantities Uu suen
days the uu-Iiliou muilics the bells 90.
li. tonm the rather viii ,ltidc hi- ,hIld
for ~lammin- ihr door Three ruur.
iuuu~ uvuIuu,hrS were once started boo
Switzerland merely ly the Suuudu. OF
the 'Nisi.' or the first bell for church
."r,irr. \ bird aIightiu.. au icirlc al..
iug from rock aud the monster nv.
Kin. his downward rush NHHar.
sometimes Try 30 bring down ava.
lurhcs at an advantageous time ny
firing m guns or cvcu hy shouting
Woman, Home Companion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-07
Business Methods.

"Muy ask If am ju the market for
a bid FOR yuuy Affections asked the
youth who did everything IN % buSi
ucssllbc way.
"lm must 20 to par before | eau
uhrnuy S'or', In Your uhcr." answered
tho dutiful hrohrr'> daughter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-07
Had Arguments.

The historic Incident Of "a young Tory
be,r 10 a dukchom being prltcd with
rottca eggs while making political
speech is, All" he remarked, wiping
the mess from his face. Il have always
said that the arguments OF my oppo,
nents were uusound."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-07
No Thoroughfnre.

Characteristic of the readiness OF the
Celt is a reply noted in Leaves From
the DIARY of Henry Greyillc."
II clunot get over your most said q
frank American woman to the Irish
novelist, Col'ey Grattan, whose nose
was hntiened
NO wonder you can't" he rctorted.
"for the bridge Is broken
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-07

"Abuyc ull." said the throat sp>cial-
ISL Tho lady must talk as little az
possible"
"Dnc'ug,' eagerly asked Mrs. Grey
mair.S husband, ''is there any hope Of
IL becoming chrpu,c"-l.ondon Tit.
Bis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-07

II Ne hope Tor what We arc not Ike
~ To possess we act nnd think in vain
ani make life a greatcr dream anl
shadow than II treaty Is, Addison.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
Back 20 Holi Fire.

"rhe papers have been full Tor the
last few months of marvellous awaken.
ing Of th public conscience as 20 eco.
nomie and political evils Ia the land
Colossal villains have been unveiled 20
merciloss publicity aud have shrunk
into obscuFiiy before tho binding glare.
Tho prisons are fatteF with victims
than ever Tho majesty Of tho law
has been asserted and the sword Of ius
tice uusheathed by true kuights Of hon.
Or whom the people would have in spite
Of political opposition Or party fetishes
The attention of the nation, ave, Of
tho world, IL Fiyeted at tho spectacle.
What has done iti Many forces no
doubt but this among others. that
judgment has come. Men are not
merely being found fault with FOR great
wrongs in a general way, but they are
actually being Investigated, convicted.
punished. AZ a result every villain
Is more careful and every honest man
more hopeful IL Is the actual preach,
ing by President Roosevelt OF civic
sin and righteousness and Judgment
The theme OF the Holy Spirit and the
even handed administration OF the
same that have made public morality
almost an American Tad in less than
two ycara
This Is our revival, the answer 10
oar prayers Aud this Is the cause and
heart OF H. What is true in the civic
sphere Is just as true In the spiritual
and the two are not 70 be separated
firmly believe that the hearts and con,
sciences Of the people are ready for the
preaching Of judgment on sin. without
dhu'ion OF reservation, given with the
clear note OF ChTist 20 the Pharisees
and laid hot upon life for this world
and the futuTe; How can We eseaps
the damhation OF henf' Let love Glow
undimmed-but let justice flame. The
Tear Of the Lord is still the beginnine
OF wisdom, and some will never lear
wisdom unless fear be stirred. Tn,
fei'Hes Of the home, the mart and N,
'hr0ne need to tTemble at the messAg,
OF righteousness, temperance and iudg
ment to come, and We an have them iu
our congregations Let the hell hrs
, cycle strike once more ''-Westminste e,
! (Presbyterisn) Philadelphia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12

or feudal lord took personal interest
IN bis people, and although IN many
respects they were primitive and with
out the doubtful advantages Of civil
zation, they would not have been al
lowed 10 lingcr and die In actual want
Tho Japanese people are still elated
With their victory over the Russians
aud ready enough 10 spend money 10
celebrating their victory They are
however, according 20 the Celestial
Emuire lshahghaD too inscnsiblc Co
the miserable plight In which the
northern provinces are lying. A this
Angle. Chinese journal SAYS
con every occasion Of dcmonutra.
tioh in honor Of the heroes. from Togo
who lod on, 10 the last army command.
Or who is yet 70 come. there has been
and Il Il Logical 10 assume there will
continue 20 be. since any variation
might bo construed az inyidioua.
wanton waste Of wines and edibles, a
sonseless display of arches, flowers and
bunting that has been simply criminal
10 tho existing conditions one.ieaih
Of the money that has been used Tor
these demonstrations would have been
plenty 20 have given an admiral or
field marchal th wleomo that would
have shown satisfactorily the kindly
feelings and warm appreciation OF the
populace, aud there would have been
hundreds Of thousands Of yen 20 use
Ia relieving the poor people who are
starving and many Of whom have
eheerfully given husband, son, father.
brother 20 hlep defend their country =
honor The poor. famishsd
people Of the northern provinces are
Tar away aud are not thought about
Il would be almost inhuman 20 say they
are absolutely forgotten, but they are
certainly not receiving that measure
OF assistance whieh must be given or
there will be many thousands more 10
die before the late spring brings nor.
NAL life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
Faasting - Fastinr

The Japan Weekly Chronicle OF
Kobe says Though the suffering OF
tho peasan'Ey Of tire three perfect.
uFes Is terribly real. the subscriptions
Of the public In other parts OF Japan
have In many eases not been % large
nor - readily given as when they were
called uP0n 10 contribute 70 the coat
OF receiving and feasting the return
ing generals Can it be that In the
one case the people recognize that Il i
'hsy who are reoeiying the generals
ane nos the government, and in the
other than il is the gOverpment's duty
10 care for the PeOplei In tA DAYS
When japan vac under an older form
Of rule, such distress a. Il nov being
witnessed WOald have been immediais.
y relieved ~ shiploads a ries aad -.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12

Every person should learn just what
the red package looks like and the
economy in using Allen's self rising
b. b. b. Flour. Il is the most nutri-
tisus blend OF grains that oAn be made.
YOu know that easy digestion and
perfect assimilation Of food is neees-
sATy for good health.
Any person can digest hot griddle
cakes, Boston nufihs, Boston BrOWn
Bread or Fruit Pudding made from our
blsnd OF pure food hOuE, and the sim
plieity in making it up and the ASsur-
anes Of having it jOst right, every
time, should be considered.
Ask ySur grocer Tor it and II he l.
OOt Of il ssnd his name to us and We
win suPply you vita = sample pack
ags frSa Gnoeers who study yOur wel.
fare aHd thsir Own PrOht, win supply
yoa vita thess goods a. al tinsa
AL112N'a \. y. a Fx.oUR 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
ron STATE PRINTER.

Tho undersigned announces himnoli
as a Republican candidate for ronom-
ination for state printer. subject 70
the decision Of the Republican voters
az tho primary election April "a
Now serving nrst term. The same
courtesy that has been accorded 20
state ofiioeru generally. that o. a TO
nomination. would be greatly appre
ciated. J. r. WHITNEY.
Albany. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
IL ths Moon InAAbited7

Saehos has proven that the moon has
an atmosphere, which makes life In
sosne form possible on that satallitsi
bat not for human beings who have =
hard enough time on this earth Of ours;
especially those who don Z know that
Electric BitteFs cure headache, bilious,
nesS, malaria, ehills and fever, jaun.
dice. dysPepsia, dizziness. torpid liver,
kidney complaints. general debility and
female weaknesS UnequAled ss a
general tonic and appetizer for wsak
persona especially for the aged. /.
induces sound sleep. Fully guaranteed
" j. Q. PSVy, Druggist Price oaly
500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12

college at Neuchatel complete the edu
eational scheme.
Tuition fees in the swiss politech
mic schools are nominal--s2o a year
and this charge is RENTED in the case
Of poor students. More than that, there
is state fund 10 defray the expenses
of the impecunious. To such the au'
thorities say:
"Here are certain sums Of money
to be given to you in your school course
when you leave this institution you
will begin to make your way in the
world. You ought then TO regard this
money as a loan and TO repay 1t as you
can. SO that It may be used to help
others situated as you are. But there
Is no complaint about it,
In practically every case the money
irs been repaid. Charles Z. Russell IN
sverybody's Magazine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
one ON Mrs. ].

In her daily alteration with the ice
man over the short measure he deliv.
cred. Mrs. Jones Que morning rallied
him. in half angry good natures 81
dom see what makes YOU 80 stingy
with your icel You know you can't
take amy Of it TO the next worldl"
The man paused with his hand on
the doorknob. eyes. Mrs Jones'" he
said. "but YOU must remember that II
you was { see me coming with a block
Of ice TO YOU In the next world. you d
be SO glad to get it that you wouldn Z
have a word to say about short
weight "-Lippineott's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
roR RHPRHsHNTArlrr

The undersigned is a ean5i5,. 4,
the Republican nomination n n.
sentative in Marion county. =, -
labor for following reforms
!. Hold all necessary appv,s.,
down TO the lowest limit
2. No squandering money On -
clorkships and investigation
3. No new commissions OF hs..
salaries.
4. Support choice Of people irut
Senators.
8. Abolish all but ono Normal r,,s
and conhne 10 professional worh.
6. Enact indirect taxation law, ~
abolish direct state tax.
Z. Cut out every dollar Of gran !
the state government.
z. HoTu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
BAliard'a Horohound Syrup.

Immediately relieves hoaTse, eroupy
cough oppressed, rattling, rasping and
difficult breathing Henry c. stearns
druggist, shullsburg, wis. writes, May
20. 1905 81 have been selling Bal.
lard's Horehound Syrup for two years
and have never had a preparation tha,
has given better satisfaolion. ! noties
that whsn I sell bottle they come back
for more I can honestly recommend
H." s5e, SOC and 81. sold by d. J.
Try.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
School News


East School
some of the new features noticed in
the public exhibit this week arei Out
lines of the nature study, with artistic.
ally drawn covers, prepared by The fol
lowing Lcwis Brown, Helen Perkins
1pha Widdersheim, Mary sieuslof Zoo
oimsied, Clifford Farmer and Boryl
Iiadrirk
Also some ouillhes and drawn charts
of tho throat aud nasal cavities By the
following physiology studenisl Bcrnicc
Smith, Alta Miller, Mary Fischer and
Harriet Rigdoh.
ngh school
Tho Diogeues society had iis regular
meeting "Wednesday evening In the
Travonian hall Tho attendance was
not AZ good as usual. owing 10 the large
number of members that play on the
BASEBALL team being away The report
~ a special committee was adopted as
follows A iolht debate with the DENIS
themes society arranged Tor tho evening
~ May 4, on the question, ''Resolyed.
that the Monroe Doctrine should be
continued as permanent institution
of the American policy" The busl
ness session was followed BY a debate
on tho question, Resolved. that wo.
MAS work is more eaertual than
mah'a" The entire number present
we're ohosrn and the speaking was ca
tompouneous Tho girls took tho ~
hrmative, and the boys the negative
Tho discussion Was instructive aud
amusing, and the decision was To- fay,
or Of the Affirmative, which showed
that "she was co."
Tho debate with Peudloiou is called
on on account of the sickness of Rex
Turner, one of the Salem dsbaters n
is impossible 10 ON the place Of Mr.
Turner because an Who are competent
are too much engaged with other things
The debate Was 10 have been on May
ia
One boy was deprived OF assembly
hall privileges Yesterday. He persisted
in abusing the right, aud as the ouly
practical way of stopping Il, he VA,
deprived.
The botany class has made one triT
foF out door work Another win b,
made today, The purpose Of the oul
door study is % become familiar viii
she common names OF lowers and {,
collect specimens
TIE baseball coach has arrived Yir
gil L. GaFyin Of Portland. He has AAl
considerable experience as baseball
player In the east. and the Salem boy
are fortunate In having him. He vii
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
Raueation in switrarl.nd

Switzerland spends en-. .OOO, 900 a year
on its schools its population Is s.4s5.,
Oo0 Therefore the rest OF Europe
thinks the Swiss are more or less in.
sane about education. II It were not
for the Few people that live in remote
inaccessible mountain regions there
would be no such thing as an litter,
ate Swiss As il is, he is rare bird.
The army examinations show only "a
In 10000 unable 70 read. and these are
always the scattered dweners on lonely
mountain peaks
Everything is furnished free IN the
Swiss Schools books Sates, pens and
paper, drawing instruments, everything
that the student needs at any stage.
The schools are under strict and req.
ular medical inspection. There are
about 100000 school children. The
state maintains sss trade sehOOls sls
Housekeeping schools. many agrieultu.
raj seAoolA Besides these are tAs
great federal P0lytseAnieum at Zurich
and other Polyteehnis schools main,
taiaed BY tAs sonfeaeraiion. six great
universities BeFn. 0eneva, Bassl "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
ron srArR rRnAsuRER.

I hereby announce myself AZ a can.
didato for STATE Treasurer. and solicit
tho votes Of all Republicans April 70
Tho only Grand Army mAn candidate
for a state ofioo, and tho only an.
hounocd candidate recognising the 1906
salary law ~ binding without amend.
mont.
Bei ,d4W. A. c. JENNINGS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
For Representative

I wish to announce my candida
for the Republican nominatio,
Marion county, at the primar, !.
tions, April 20. Am in favor q !.
economical, progressive, busins. :.
sion.
]. W. HcKNEu
Turnu, Os,,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
EoR STATE sEhA1oR.

l hereby announce myself a. q can.
didate for the nomination for state
senator for this district. subject TO tAe
decision Of the Republican Votsrs a
the coming primary election
J. N. SMITH.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
ron STATE SENATOR.

] hereby aDnounoe myeelf as a san-
didats foT state SENATOR Of this die
triot, subject 70 tAe BouIinAtiOh a So
hands of TIE RepublieaA voters Of Ma
riOn eOuaty az the tOEthsoa,ing psi
mary sleStiOn.
ALEX. LA FOLLETT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
A Lucky Poetmirrem.

T. Mrs. Alexander Of Cary. Ne. who
has found DR. Kings New Life Pills to
be tho best remedy she ever tried for
keeping the stomach, liver and bowels
IN perfect order. You n agree With her
u you try these painless purifiers that
lufusc new life. Guaranteed by J. @.
Perry. druggist. Price 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
EoR JOINT SENATOR

The undersigned wOuld respectful
ly announce himself - = Republics
candidate for joint senator from the
Mnn-Marion senatorial district. SUB
iect 70 the direct primary nominating
law. FRANK ]. MILLER,
Albany. Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12

Mrs. Baeon-Whers's y0ai = }
MrA Egbsrt-In the oths
der the sofa. -,
"What In the world y DC
der tbs sofaf" -
''Why, he's going 70 g. -. = : Z
bile nsr. wssE ana As W.." -
used to Il before it sonsA
SiatesmaR
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
FOR REpRIHHNTAun

10 Republican voters n dS,Au
before, / shall support the RslsAa
choice foT United States scusiai ~
favor indircst taEAtionl fcvg pEu
sohsools, ssa an economical tstas
seruion. ED. 7. Jum
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
ron ATTORNEY. .aHNRRAL.

The undsrsignsd hereby announces
himself a. a candidate for Fs-slsetiOa
10 the once OF attorney. general, sub
ject 10 the approval Of Republican
vOtsrs At she primaries.
A. NJ CRAWFORD.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
FoR ooURTY rRHAsUEA

! hereby snnouaOs myssh 40
didate fOr re-oleetAon ts the -
county treasures, subject - pa-
BY tie RspuhlieAns Of Aarioa
at ths tOrthoOsning primaIia
W. Y. RICHARIoA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
DAVID q. DRAA
non oouNrY RHooRpn

l hereby announce myself $50
6date for tise 0fhee Of county Fsr~
and sOheit the suPPOrt Of RsFss~
voters for that nomination q ~ 30
eomiAg primary election.
WI J0'U
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

The undersigAed hereby annSunos.
Atnseh a candidate for representative
for Marion county, On tbs RspubRsau
ticket, SobjeSt 20 tAs choice Of Rspub-
heaa v0tsrS a. tAs pTinAriea.
LLOYD T. REYNOLDS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
FOR REPREaENrAr1vn

bsroby announce my eAntid,,y b
the nomination a. rop' osousatiys a \
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JAMES Nsoows
Nobis o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
FOR GOVERNOR.

The undersigned is a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Cover.
nor at the direct primary on a law en-.
forcemont platform.
HARVEY X. BROWN,
Sheriff Baker County, Oregon.