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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
The American Girl.

Imbcdded in a speech by Representative
Gambler OF Mississippi. is a literary gem
So perfect that II would be little less than
proclamation to mutilate It, and we re-
produce II entire. 1t could never have been
produced north of Mason and Dixons line,
and in the tropical luNuriance of langu-
age which is often encountered in the
favored region south of that boundary
line between cold utilitarianism and
glowing, beautiful sentiment we can not
believe that any one except Mr.. Gambler
himself could have so completely absorbed
the divine afrlatus as 10 give off such an
exquisite production. Mr.. Gambler said:
Some one has said that when God made
the American girl He sent His angel mes
sengers throughout all the star-strewn
realms OF space to gather all there was OF
beauty and brightness OF enchantment.
from their harvesting OF beauty and threw
down their glitterlng burden at His feet,
He began In their wondering presence the
fashioning of the American girl. He
wrought with gold and the CLEAN OF
tho stars, shifting glores OF the rainbow
He wrought with the crimson which
swooned in the roses rubbed heart with
the pure sweet snow which CLEANS from
the lily's petals, and the fires and the
flames which Hash and leap from jewels
depth. Then glancing deep into His own
there like come rare pearl beneath the
wnd-kissed waves OF a summer sea,
thrilled into the form He was fashionlpg,
and all heaven and earth retolced, for lol
He had wrought the American girl
Is IL any wonder that there was con-
Congress did not adjourn lest the perfect
music OF this symphony OF words should
be marrcd by the dlscoTdant sounds OF
general debate.-Philadelph Record.
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THREE CHOICE HOMES ON THE
three choice streets OF Salt Lake. az fol-
lows:
o SS0pO-7-room modern brick. with 25xl2o
feet, East South Temple; close IN.
SSOOO-S-room modern brick and barn,
With ixl0 rods; very choice; East First
South street
STOOJ-S-room modern brick. with ioX125
feet; East Second South st
These homes are very reasonable and
terms can he made to suit on any OF
them.
w. j. HaIloran, IA West Third South st.
rlS53
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icsATcHEL CONTAINING A
purse. on 9th So. between
.e. return to Tribune office
" : ""t"' rZ0i8
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT ALL MAKES TYPE
writer Exchange. G. w. 2nd So Rios
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PERSONAL

BEAUTY. HEALTH AND COMPLEX-
lon" a valuable book for every lady.
contains over $50 receipts prescriptions
and formulas and how TO use them, save
Dr bills; tells how TO cure yourself ana
others; any druggist can fill every pre-
scriptlon direct from the book Price.
postpaid 25c. Intermountain Speciality
Co, p. o. box 236. Salt Lake City. Utah.
rlT42
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CLAIRY0YANTS

FREE! WITH THE PURCHASE OF
our book GD We give a full reading
free Tell your name and anything you
wish TO know. We arc not fortune tell
ers" II you want the advice of a relia-
phones. Hours 10 to 800 daily Arnold
Dickson Bros, 269 East Third South ST.
agents spiritualst literature. CNo signs)
ri
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WASATCH LODGE NO. l, F. and A M
Masonic hall second Friday each month
Members of sister lodges and sojourning
brethren In good standing invited Harrie
Wall Griffith. w NJ. A. J. Lowe, Secre-
tarys
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HOUSE WRECKING

OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT; SHOwELL
Bros. * Belcher. 101 Atlas block; phone
Bell 1885, K. Ind, Sl9S, rlll2
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ssE CONTAINING GOLD
If ana stud Finder return to
ct' Liberal reward; no
- 1904
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STAMP MANUFACTURERS

RUBBER STAMPS SEALS, DIES.
checks, badges, medals, signs etc Salt
Lake Stamp Co. cor. 3rd So. and West
Temple. Phones 204 p269
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UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-UPHOL-
stored and repaired Estimates submit
ted on request. Phones 52S9. s. l.. Matt
& Mfg. Co. l5S w 1st So. o2H
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ACCORDION PLEATING

sUNBURST ACCORDION AND SIDE
pleating. Mrs. Jennens, 253 Third East
Bell phone 30l7-K. n339
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Woodmen Of the Worl,

WOODBINE circle No. Al meets every
Tuesday, o'clock. at I. o, o. f. hall
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WANTED-SIDE LINE TRAVELLING
salesman can make $50 TO $50 per week
handling our latest production Of adver-
tislng fans; liberal terms; apply at once.
United States Calendar company, Clncin-
natl Ohio rlIS
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FOUNDRY & STOVE REPAIRS

c.. y. LONETT. ALL MAKES RE-
paired Foundry, a y. eth West, phone
193I-Z. q53
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FOUR-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 237 F
st: electric lights and bath Inquire
2ll Stnte st r1749
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FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE ON RAILROAD SIDING,
close TO both depots, Inquire Cor. 3rd
So and 9Th W. r2O01
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BARBER TRADE TAUGHT IN EIGHT
weeks; our diplomas are recognized the
world over, furnished free to each stu
dent when graduated; write us today.
Moler System OF Colleges, 81 F. lst So,
Salt Lake. rlSn
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AUCTION SALES

CARPET AND LINOLEUM SALE
About 800 yds. of Brussels. Administer
and velvet carpets, from to yds. In
piece, 75c a yd.; regular from 81 to S2 %
a Sd. Ingram remnants, all wool SOC
per yd Great reductions of our regular
Brussels velvcts and ingralns, also oil
Administer rugs and linoleums. for 10
days. Nebraska Furniture Co, G. F. 2nd
South. rlS96
YOU NEED ME-. MAKE FURNITURE
and merchandise sales anywhere Buy
or sell c. F.. Osterloh auctloneer. Ad-
dress ga So. Main r7H
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NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE NO. l.
Meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday even
ing of each month in odd Fellows tenn
pie, Market st. n2559
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a ARGENTA LODGE NO. 3. F. and
IA, A. MAJ Masonic hall first
N Tuesday of each month. Mem
bers OF sister lodges and sojourn-
Ing brethren Invited. Harry A. Knowles,
w. M. Moses c. Phillips, Secretary
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

WE CALL FOR, TAKE UP. STEAM.
clean and relay your carpets on short
notice. Thornburg Steam Carpet Works.
S53-S63 Il 9th So. phones 10O6
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NJ. will work In the NJ. NJ degree this
"wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock Ma
sons invited Moses c. Phillips sec'y
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-E FROM OWNER FIVE
- cottage, with not less thnn
~ pund. on east or northeast
4 u liking distance, must be a
- ess, giving full particulars,
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CASH REGISTERS

Groshell sales agent. No. 221 Main st.
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always in stock. n15s0
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FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, n. E PART OF
city. $3.50. Hoffman Bros. 62 w. % So.
Dll20
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|-a1CES PAID FOR ALL
IeH cast-off garments, lady
" ur convenience. Box $50 or
|,x s-Y. Ind 2sSS. r172s
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!, ,GRs FOR THE PERFEC-
hemical Fire ExtInguisher
+ ? City. For full information.
p & Co.. 4i7 24th St, Ogden,
rl62i
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KEY FITTING

>~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~
KNUDSON'S NOVELTY MFG. co. HAS
moved to l0ol2 E. End So, opposite old
stand rl13i
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= BROOCH. BETWEEN
~ and Seventh South and
nal. Return TO 25S South
ncel1c reward.
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DENTISTS
PIPE-60,0 900 FEET


ALSO STEAM HOSTS, ALL KINDS
machinery. steam and electricity. ]. NJ.
SVEN 1856 So. 3rd West n9l6
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SILVER MAPLE circle No. l0S meets
every Friday night at 1. o. o. F. hall
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EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. 9Th so. AND
Main. u. U. Hskey, 500 Mccormick blk.
Tel. 4Si. 1901
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L o. o. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY:
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Salt Lake lodge No e. Friday
Enterprise lodge No. is, Wednesday.
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$500 THE BLIVEN HOUSE, SOME
times known as the Yampa boarding
Eouse, at Bingham canyon, Utah. In
cludes tho lot. with 14s II. frontage. one
two-story building. 951lS IT., and one two
story building l2x42 IT. Accommodates
forty TO hrty people. Large cemented
cellar for storage. hot and cold water and
electric lights I'm house; Kitchen, dining
room and sleeping rooms all completely
furnished House Is doing large and
profitable business. For particulars call
or address CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INV'T co. 149 South w Temple 81 rll5S
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Ell KALAFI TEMPLE A A. o. N. NJ S.
Third Wednesday OF each month. Ma
sonic hall at p. m. All mobiles sojourn-
Ing invited. j. N. Marriott Potentate.
w l. Barnes. Recorder
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HOUSE IN PARK TERRACE. BIRD so.
and bth East. u U. Hiskcy. 500 Nc,
Cornick blk. Tel, 4S4. 1890
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CHOICE OFFICES IN THE HOOPER
building. 25 East First South. clean and
light. good elevator and Janitor service.
ol0i0
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Its WANTED TO SELL
leotector. hygenic. sanitary
Q 'Dle; sample postpaid 800,
p zstrating full line of agent
~ lntermountain Speciality
I sk 256, Salt Lake City. Utah.
p rI741
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No. 5-Every
Thursday evening, K. of P. hall
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WALL PAPER CLEANED
GROCERY

THE SOUTHARD GROCERY co. A
full line OF groceries and meats. home
ekS HSSkSd BTod fSS%S Woepft pToprdtcP M
9Th South. Bell phone 3403-Y. rl632
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c. J. BOWMAN,
Room 5 Eagle block.
Ind. Phone $500

$1,000 for 5-room frame house, Srd West,
6th South. lot 34Xl3714, good terms.
$3.50 for broom frame near 9Th South
ana 9Th West. lot 5OS150
5000 for new broom modern home, fac
ing Capitol grounds, $50 cash, bal on
monthly payments.
$500 for lI-room modern brick, one block
from Temple, fine barn all modern con-
NeBienccS and will make terms 10 suit.
$1,000 for l7lz acres for plotting on car
line: oNcrlooks city. this is n beautiful
tract and you can double your money as
soon plotted.
] have all kinds OF small chicken ranches
and vacant lots in any part Of city.
Let us show you.
c. j Bowman, room Eagle block Ind.
phone $3.50 1885
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WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. no washing. One who
understands cooking Good wages, small
family. 927 E. Brigham st rlAS
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FOR RENT FURNISHED

FOR RENT FURNISHED
FURH. RMS. FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. east side. Phone l37-K. r2l05
TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, s15 per mo. ass w. Ith South.
r202s
FURN ROOMS: say so. MAIN r2"a7
FURN. FRONT ROOM. S TO GENTLE
man. No. l Ontario court r2of2
COMFORTABLE SUITE HoUsEKEEP-
as5nz' nz' sell OF rent 40 c0nS' 0''s'' rsoa7 sSt
nished for light housekeeping. l6i E. Ind
South r2G0l
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping; ground floor. 231 So. lst West.
r2O02
EIGHT-RooM MOD, BRICK, NO. l6s
9Th East, sS per month.
CAPITAL r, f. l. CO. 149 South w;
Temple st, rlSSi
THREE-ROOM BRICK COTTAGE.
Call 167 Z, 3rd South. 1852
THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
Ing modern. SIS 8. Main st rlS6s
FURNISHED p = lsS ROOMS. STRICTLY 1s,5
A SUITE OF TWO OR THREE ROOMS
for light housekeeping, all modern con-
venences. It's w. 3rd So. 1880
TWO OR 4 ROOMS, CLOSETS, PAN
try, cellar. 3iS Center st r1957
A NICELY FURNISHED GROOM COT
tage; all mod. conVeniences. 43l 3rd Ct
Bell fone 32gO-Y rl75O
FOUR NICELY FURN. ROOMS FOR
Housekeeping, e. l. Apply 621 SO. w. T.
TWO DESIRABLE HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. furn.s or part. with bath $40
9Th East. rl603
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping, with bath. 2l5 w. 5th So;
l53 NINTH EAST S-RooM BRICK.
partly furnished by Capital r. b, l.
Co, l49 S. West Temule
FIVE ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping; modern 523 4. 5th So,
ONE LARGO FRONT ROOM. MED
sized room. iSs East 2nd South. 1867
FIvE-RooM MODERN COTTAGE. 1S7
st. Tel 3102-K. 1850
BEAUTIFUL HOME. l47 Z. BRIGHAM.
Inquire e. l. Crockwell, ~ w End
South r695
MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS,
close In, single or en- suite li2 End z.
WELL FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
Ing rooms. with bath, 363 So. West Tenn
pie ST. p2l55
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent t59 So. 3rd East st. p2399
b ST, SIR MOD HOME, LOW RENT
only 80; hot water, heat.
See Realty Co. 66 w. 2nd South. PISS
TWO COMFORTABLE ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, 1875 per week. 45lh
So Main rear. r5t2
COSY STEAM M-HEATED FRONT ROOMS
at l37 S. West Temple olG9l
TWO FURN. ROOMS AT 80 FLORAL
Ave. pl113
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping $50 No Main st. 2717-K.
plO0G
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS:
strictly modern. board II desired li9 S.
sth East. 1919
TWO NICE, LARGE HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. 165 f. End So.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping Inquire 424 So
Srd East, rl636
THREE MODERN LIGHT HOUSE
keeping rooms on ground floor. Inquire
81 South lst West.
FOR GENTLEMEN; MODERN.
breakfast II desired. also dinner In the
evening; first-class cooking. 364 r. lst So
rlAe
THE PLEASANTON, NO. 6 KENDALL
square. handsomely furnished rooms;
modern: close in. Phone 1893 Ind z236
PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT
room with modern conyeniences. III
North Second West
FURN. RMS. CLOSE IN l53 w. 5TH
So. 1872
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Improved property is going to be in
lzrent demnnl MlIhln Tho nnNl fauL
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work. Salt Lake Stamp Co, cor 3rd
So. and West Temple. Fones 3Ci. Pro
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TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. CHEAP.
at Isl w. 3rd So rear. r262a
EIGHT ROOM MOD. HOUSE, sic so.
State. Salt Lake Ice Co. Either phone
NJ u2lT1
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|r5ER OR SALESMAN IN
urnisning goods or clothing
uoor mgr. In store, best OF
: tdd. T n. Tribune. r2Gal
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FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
. Evergreen lodge No. Isl meets End and
4th Mondays at / o. o, F. temple. s.
Chelker. Secretary. Box 20
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LOST

BRED SCOTCH COLLIE
~ white feet, breast and faca1 -
. :. ,Fler McMullcn. Return to
o. west st. and receive reward
d. T2ll3
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Y An AND MECHANIC DE-
~ Mork In exchange for den
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TX CLERK OF BXPERI-
Ike position In or out OF
|rcI llpunes r21W
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MOVING AND STORAGE

MOVING. STORING. PACKING SHIP
ping, Korns Warehouse Co. ll5o
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ANDERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
ment Co builds homes on installments.
Herald bldg rll4S
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Knights Of Pyth1as.

LINCOLN lodge No. d. K. OF P. meets
every Tuesday evening, clock. K. OF
P hall.
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SPIRITUALISTS

MRS. P. FONTYN, CLAIRVOYANT AND
trance medium. 26I S. w Temple o59T
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CHIMNEY AND FGRNGCE CLEAN
Ing, work guaranteed, Phones, Bell
Sl26-Y. Ind, 1893. Kaplan House Cleaning
Co. rsI6
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ELECTRICIAN AND MECHANIC
WATCHES REPAIRED

RELIABLE WATCH. CLOCK AND
jewelry repairing at moderate prices.
Carter Jcwelry Co, S2i Main, 1881
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CLAIRV0YANTS

WHEN IN DOUBT ABOUT ANYTHING
or In trouble. consult Madame Schne-
der. psychic palmist and card reader. Pay
only II satisfied 4S West 3rd So. r146S
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DIARIES

EMPIRE DAIRY. II, N. SrANDISH
Mgr. Bottled MIX, Cream and Butter
EMPIRE DAIRY,
49, East Second South street.
Telephones; Bell, 5000. Ind, 2SS.
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HAY, COAL AND GRAIN


IARVEY 6 co. ll0 w. S. TEMPLE,
Bell phone 1927. Ind. l21i 1925
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MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2. F. and A.
M.-Masonic hall second Monday each
month. Members OF sister lodges and So
Journing members In good standing In
vited. A. II. Peabody, w. NJ Christo-
pher Dlehl, Secretary
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fENOGRAPHER WILL DO
g Hotel Halls. phone 2S5O-k
r1s46
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

Morieanar. Ala March Ca
Mar,t o lsil Aahama was orr.alr,I
~ o. territory sHI tbo auBi,srar, ~
that e,out is celebrated toby in a
quiot way O., uau, patriotic societies
and oiher organizations Tts history
Of tho state s very Interesting auI
rfogfvss ma.t' iurnF tbe Ease $40 yssrs
IN rrmafkahlo.
Aiahaua was a.huIitrl 90 statehood
on nseenler n. lsip. With a papuIa.
iian of iafaoi. According % the cen.
eos of 1900 the population ~ Alabama
in that year vas l.sasdoT. distributed
al follova Whhos. iOol. .t6ai nograes.
A-iaoii luhans, sssi native born. l.,
sltioai foreiu bora. 1885, males
bol p.r seuii femalos tao per cent
Aiahaua rauAa lsth in population
Among the states ani its population
haa iucrnas,i Hrrr than asa per esnt
dur.Hg tho .tsl ,0 wears
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

general mortgage bonds. Of the auth.
o,izoJ amount il is contemplated that
sloOOOOOO Of the bonds are to be is
.ued Immediately, the remainder to be
reserved for future issue under proper
restrictions
stockholders are offered the privil'
ege of subscribing for the new slO,'
100000 bonds TO the extent Of ID per
cent Of their holdings Of stock, at the
price Of 67k per cent and accrued in
terest payable in three instalments as
follows. per $1,000 bond: March H.
next. $500; May l2, next s3oOj Sep
tembcr 12. next, s275. Stockholders
desiring 10 pay in full may do 50 on
apv in4talment date under discount of
a. per cent per annum. Subscription
rivbts will terminate on March ~ next
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

Parrish Margh a mfet's 'Dam.a DO
eIu bs given at tlt opera DamIqus
th.s rNrHiHs .u memaD of che llst an.
n.''fary ot th, hrst performance aud
thrro will be sTstnl features ia honor
of ihr anniversary
"tam,u" was given Hs dr,t per-
fomauso az ths Opera Camiqus on the
evening of Maub a. l,5l. auI proved
"a total failure. Tho Audience Was as
cold as ire aui ou the following morn.
ing the mus.s as veil as ths ubrstto
wcrc mrrfilossiy dissogtcI aui con.
dcmHsi D., enc eritits R.f,t. who vas
present at tho opening Performance
WAS frantl, over tho cold reception
With wh.ch the opera met After the
peTforuauce hc rushed into the street
crying his failure wci igtel - heavily
upon him that thrre u,onths later be-
'h'i ~ hrokou hcart Hal BE- HyeI
righi yrars longer hc would have been
ahlo to hear his opsm fuuuosi, ap.
plau'i'i iu the same house where ID had
taiiri 30 tisual'N Ever since tlat
umo thr popularity ~ tt, opera he's
decreased auI to.'uy BE- Is probabl, one
of tho bosi kuoWn anal most papu.ar
opua>
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
Incroiibie Brutality

10 would have beea Incredible bru.
ai''y if Cbas = Lemheggcr. ~ syra.
euse. \, r. had uot done che best be
eeald Tor his saaeriug son. "My
eoy,' be sa,s "eut a fearful cash
over his eye - I applied Ruckleu .
Arui'a saiye. which quickly hoals1 g.
and savel his eye" Good for burns
and ulcers. too ouly e5, az }. C. Per.
~ Drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
4 SAVINGS ACCOUNT

10 a sood lu,,,amcnt bccause
% ivachos yuu coouomy.
n h2pa yoar oraJht
t guards you asalua eataya.
/ EanCn
Ia protecta yuur funds arainst
klaa hy nbbaly
"a elablssi ysu to soi ahsad dur
inR the pr,shWtsv Years of your
NE Ia additlua to the bsueat ,oa
noccife your mouoy in bank o,ss
tributes to the Ecuerai prosperity
of the connuuity hy being pnt
luto aoiivo 49, for business pur
posoa
noIsosss ~ oao dollar or more
can b. ulato ~ ans timo. lutar,ssi
paid ~ ne rate of threo per oon,
pef aunun. Compounded somi az.
nuaily Ne solicit your aeeosnl
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
. a. AibesG nsos
~ N orOisaa vioa Proa
Joa a. Aibert. Ca.Alor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
ChrIatlan ArIsnrs

First Church of Christ Scientist. ilo
ohrm"koia sifroi srryIscsi Sunday
.at ioslo a. m. aud 1880 p. m. subieft
.of lesson sermons "subsibnco. sun
day school AZ iili5 o.. m. Tho testi
monial mreting is bold ~ 1880 O'Clock
10 ma "Wednesday evening Reading
room In tho church opcn rash afternoon
except SUNDAY, a cordial Invitation
extended 90 alI.