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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24
New Fire Alarm System.

Workmen will begin tomorrow
morning installing the new Brown
fire alarm system, recently ordered
by the council. Under the contract
the system is TO be installed now
and after trial OF 30 days is to be
paid for. n the system does the work
claimed for II. and Is In perfect work
ing order. Alarms are to be placed
at the following places: Marion and
Twelfth. Trade and Commercial;
State and Commercial chemeketa
and Commercial; Division end Com
merclal; High and Marion; Center
and Liberty; Court and Liberty;
Ferry and Liberty; Church and Fer
~; High and State; Fourteenth
and Center: Mil and Capital; Trade
and High: Summer and Center.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24
CURIOUS
OPPOSING
VIEWS
Oregon Oriano.)

What we need is state aid to de-
velop our own resources. Two
thirds of Oregon is undeveloped and
but partially known. Let the state
aid us in redeeming this. One mill
lion dollars to redeem our arid waste
would add ten times the returns that
an appropriation for our rivers and
harbors would bring but we don't
ask that of Oregon. We only need
an opportunity and we will develop
ourselves. We need a department
In this state, under the supervision
OF competent men, with ample funds
supplied by the state, to seggregate
the different selection for irrigation
that were desirable and practical.
This department, under the super
vision of the governor, should be
empowered to secure money, sign up
land, and cooperate with the people
in the redemption of Oregon from
its desert wastes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24
Non-dlcohoHc
6arsapariMa
|HE HOP
MARKET
BRIGHTENS

.9onorts from the different sections
that the buying has increased
nc this week and that prices
remained firm with prospects
X an advancing market.
4 Livesley bought SO bales of
\, coma county, California, hops at
g conts and It has been reported
& some local hop men have re-
med 17k cents
-armichael, is said to have pur-
sod during the last few days ia
les of Redding Bros at Mt. Angel,
n bales of Lee Bros, 24S bales of
Aster. 147 bales of Bell, liza bales
4 Plankington, all of Perrydale;
NJ Morley crop, 5S bales at Silver
h and "A bales of Kuensting in
krvais all at 16 cents.
The local market at present seems
4 he from 12R to II cents with a
|rm market, the growers are con-
|dent that prices will advance.
Buying in New York." says the
Eaterville Times, continues at 20
} 2S cents with the bulk of the
usiness done at 81 to 23 cents; the
pcal market for the time being neg
acted."
The English output this year is
noted as being 246,O00 cwt., or the
hortest hop crop since 1882.
With this shortage and the in
reased consumption it is reasonable
o expect an advance in the present
rices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24
DOG SAVES TWO LIVES.
Mongrel Rescues Mrs. Meyers and
Daughter and viii Live on
Dainties

A mongrel dog proved himself
braver than twenty fnen at Bath
beach yesterday afternoon, says a
New York dispatch of the 18th, and
Tor the rest of the year he will eat
nothing but dainties provided by the
man whose wife and daughter he
saved from drowning.
The dog was playing on cap
tain's Pier" with a score of men
watching him, when screams FOR help
were heard from the water a hun
dred yards off the dock. Mrs. Mamie
Meyers. 81 years old and her 49,
year-old daughter, Minnie, two cot
tagers on Coney Island avenue,
Sheepshead bay. were rowing a skin
to the beach and had overturned the
boat trying to exchange seats.
The child had sunk whea the mo-
theirs cry was heard. Twenty men
on the pier began rushing about CIV
ing orders, though not one was
brave enough to swim out to the
resuce. The dog leaped into the
water at the first cry for help and
breasted the waves rapidly toward
the drowning woman and child, send
ing forth sharp little barks of en-
couragement as he approached.
The girl had sunk for the last
time as he reached her. The dog
dived, caught her dress in his teeth,
and. with his unconscious burden,
swan to shore.
1t is no light task for strong
man to swim 100 yards with a dead
weight to pull him down, and the
dog was nearly exhausted when the
men dragged the girl from him in
shallow water.
But he did not give up. Turning
about, he swan out again to where
Mrs. Meyers was struggling to keep
her head above water, and, clutching
the neck of her dress, he kept her
afloat three minutes until men put
out in a rowboat and took both wom-
an and dog aboard.
1t was two hours before mother
and child were restored to conscious
ness.
Charles Meyers, the husband of
the rescued woman. went down to
the pier and tried to buy the dog
from William C. Shields. boat
man. Shields refused to sell. Then
Meyers gave Shields $50 for himself
and a like amount for the dog, with
the injunction that every cent be
spent in buying food that best
tickles the canine palate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24
Weak, Nervous People.

We have received letters from all
barts of the U. S. highly recommend
|ng DR.. Gums Blood & Nerve Tonic,
bntil the faith we had in the remedy
has been fully sustained. We had
from the very beginning
hat this medicine should make
lures, but lacked that assurance
hat comes after many successful
rials. Now that we have been up
leld in our belief we want to inn
|art to others our confidence. Ner-
Fous, and unsteady people, weak,
leshless people, pimply, pale, or
allow people are all victims of
leak, watery blood. Make new.
6ch blood, to be forced through the
Estem by the way of the arteries.
lnd disease cannot remain. This
ronic cures disease by giving you
'trength to resist it. All druggists
PHI it for 75c per box. or 3 boxes
pr 50. The. tablets are taken after
bch meal. They turn the food you
ht into rich red blood. Persons
Pho take this Tonic gain in good
blid flesh from l to pounds per
Feek.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24
astoria Budget.)

AS was intimated some weeks ago
the Portland commercial organiza-
tions are taking up the matter of
having the legislature pass meas
ure authorizing the levying of spe-
cial tax to raise money to be ex-
pended in improving the rivers and
harbors. OF course the main OBJ
ject to be arrived at is the improve
ment of the Columbia river, includ-
ing the channel across the bar. The
plan is all right, and probably no
one will raise any objections. pro-
vided of course the money raised in
any district will be expended for
improvements in that particular dis
trict. But If an effort is made to ex-
tend the district over which the Port
of Portland commission will have
jurisdiction so that a tax can be
levied on property here to raise
funds with which to dig out the river
between Astoria and Portion a de-
cided objection will be made. But
II there is a real desire to raise
funds throughout the whole district
directly affected to operate a dredge
on the Columbia river bar and the
dredge will be placed under the COM
mand of a capable man, like Captain
Dunbar of the Chinook, and allowed
to work unrestricted by red tape and
knockers" as the Chinook was, every
one who has the interests of the
Columbia river as a shipping point at
heart, will be ready to help in the
movement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24

At the Old Stand-Sam Casio an
nounces that he is still at the old
stand, at the fair grounds. pre-
pared to break or train horses for
road or track. Prices reasonable.
and satisfaction guaranteed. Also
fine road horse for sale. 10-12-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24

F. G.. Cappock left last evening for
Barlow, in the interest of Tillson 4
Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24
WEAK KIDNEYS MAKE
WEAK BODIES
Kidney Diseases Cause Half the Com
mon Aches and Ills of
Salem People.

salem feOplo.
As one weak link weakens a chain,
so weak kidneys weaken the whole
body and hasten the final breaking
down
Ovorwork. strains, colds and other
causes iniure the kidneys, and when
their activity is lessened the whole
body suffers from the excess of uric
poison circulated in the blood.
Aches and pains and languor and
urinary ills come, and there is an ever
increasing tendency towards diabetes
and fatal Bright's disease. There is
no real help for the sufferer except
kidney help.
Doan's Kidney Pills act directly on
the kidneys and cure every kidney i'll.
Salem cures are the proof.
William StaDsell, of $50 Cottage ST.,
Salem, Ore. says; "For five or six
years kidney complaint and backaehe
bothered me. IL was never bad enough
TO lay me up but there were few times
when / did not feel it still there, and
I suffered a lot from the persistent
aching over and through the kidneys
and from other symptoms Of kidney
trouble. was never able 10 find any
thing TO give me any permanent bene-
fit until procured Dcan's Kidney
Pills at DR.. Stones drug store. The
effects of this remedy were so graft
flying that am glad to lot Others
know my satisfactory experience with
your medicine"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, n.
Y, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24

DIR. w. l. Mercer.-Graduate Of Kirks
Vile. Mo-. under founder Of osteo
pathy. Rooms 25-2e Breyman bldg.
Commercial ~. Phone sio. Resi-
denes 419 North Summer street
Phone GA. Treats acute and chronic
diseases. Examination free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24
SALEM HOP DEALERS.

kTebs Bros.@orowers of and deal:
ers In hops. Salem. Oregon. Phone
121. Once over Salem State
Bank. 115 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24


Couldnt mako an announcement
that would please the public better
than when We tell them that their
laundry work will be done to perfee
tion and the Salem Steam Laundry
can't be competed with anywhere Ia
the country for the perfection Of i,s
work on linen. silks or woolens. We
defy competition 10 this line, because II
there were any better methods we
would have them at once. Try the
Salem Steam Laundry. Prices right
sAL.EM STEAM LAuHDRY.
Colonel. y. olmstead, Prop.
PHONE 20. l36-1e6 3. Liberty 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24

9. g. Donosan--Hop merchant; rep
resents best Arms in America. Cor
ner Commercial and State streets.
Salem. Phone Main 137.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-24
osrEoPArIIs.

Or. 8. Il w6Iis@6fSdaSts Of Riiis
vile, Mo, under founder Of ostes
pathy. Room II Breyman Bldg
Commercial street. Phone 81. Resi-.
dence 500 State. cor. Church. Phone
ITO. treats acute and ehronic die
eases Examinations free.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
Die @sfGi6ts eines earoes.

Der britiI6e Ratioualbelb RtlIon
rubt in elmer Der &arppten Der berriis
den 8at6eorale bon ct. Paul in Cons
bon neben Ieinen S6ladtgeno7en
Gollinepopb unb Nortbest in einem
Sartcpbag aus I6parSem Marmor.
Sine ieItiame Ssi4i9te bat bieisr
Sarg aufSupeiIen, @r 1T Sabrbun'
berte alt. @r mar uripriinslid fir ben
aumG6tiaen @iinfIins bes GOnias
Seinri6 Will, ben Cardinal 0oliep.
semeibslt porben, befen Rubmesluufs
balm unb enbli6en Sturs Sbotess
peare 70 srunbios oarseitellt bat.
WolIep bate .in ben Susen Ieines
@lanS.s" ii6 feline IeBts RubeitGtte in
Der aapeGls BON S6IOB DinOfor auss
eelpGblt, bic ibm pon ieinem tonisIis
den @Dnner gum 9eidsnt gemudt
porben mar. Sort bate er fd ein
pra9tpoles Mauiolsum aus Warmor
uno @oIbbronSe srri6ten laiien uno
bafiir einsn i9pdr5en WldrmorIartos
pbae BEL bem bsriibmten SIor,ntiner
8ilbbausr Senebsttp oa Maiano be'
Iteat. g(lIein es mar ibm ni9t be-
itimmt, on bieIer t0uieIideu Grabs
Itdtte gu ruben. Sn llngndbe gefalIeu,
itarb er in @lenb unb 8ergeFenbeit.
Die Sapeae nurbe unter Gromfuea
bon ben Republitdnern 9ebrunbfhoBt
unb ausgepliinbsrt. DoIieps Wars
murIarg fam nit pielen dnOeren Sas
den auf bic Rumpeltummer bes
S6loFes. 9ort lag er pergeFen. bis
&Dnig @eorg I'LL, Der frob mar, all
ben r&ram" lpsgserGumt gu isben, ben
uralten Sarg gu Relions 9esrdbniB
bersab, nm ben grobsn SeebeIren in
linn Su betten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22

BON @efG5rten Der ii6srsroBe, MOBILIZE
fannie idparSe Sled an. gDis mar
bies m0gIid9 Mein S9reibtiI4 mar
bod mad 9sutI6lanb perI6idt, Der
sSru9tbrief befanb Ii9 unter meinen
Sa6en i'm Sotel Bauer.
SD itanb erftarrt, mein Wann bess
slei6en. Wiit einem iiberitiir5ten
BprtI9nall, bon benz feiner BON uns
nur Elm Wort berItanb, Iu6te Der Intiz
guar ben Sau gu ertlGren, pdbreno
Der Sottor ii9 an bem W06el gu iG9afs
fen mahte, bic S6ubfGiten innen be-
iab uub nit bem 5insernd9el an benz
bbrpniIden Sintenfled trdste. @nos
lid ri9tste sr ii6 auf uno lG9elte:
pGins gang por5iiglide Sanitation, Elm
ipabres Gliteitiid, gndbise Srau, 10
borsiislid, bdB sic aud barauf tol5
iein biirfsn, porausgeieBt. bab Sbr
Sdreibtiih binter bieIem ni4t 5uriid=
fsbt,"
mas, sic slauben - Sic nebmen
an -" baudts i9 fdfungsIos.
,@s psrbsn pobl in ben flint Sab
rem eine ganSe Reibe elei6er S9reibz
tiI6e an bieIer SteIIe geitanben
baben," meinte er. ~llebrisens CLAUDE
id bic Sabrit au tennen, bic oieie
Stiide bubenbipsis berItelt uno gang
Sytalien bamit iiberi6pemmt. Meine
famOIe 8irdenampeI iammt nGmIt9
auh BON bort"
sd fab msinen Mann on, Der ii6
nun aud I'm bds liisuerif6e Wtpbsl
bemiibte.
.0u mubteit i'm ia buben, seraOe
ben einen," fuste er. Die @inbilouns
1T betanntlih fdlimmer als bic Peitis
lena. ga, ipenn er bid nur gliidlt9
maolt." ."---
gun itebt Der falide Graber in Der
SSeniterniI9e, bic i'd ibm 70 liebeoOq
reIerpirt, unb obsleif i9 fpeib, oab
er nur eift i6n0bes 6abriter5eu9niB
! 1T, einsi9 berseitellt gum 9etrug Der
2ei6tglGubisen, liebs i9 ibn benno4.
Waein treues sseitbulten an meinsr
firen Sbse bat ibn mir bOppelt lieb ses
madt. S9lieBli9 iinb bic 0tn9e tm>
mer bas pertb. mas mir in iie bineins
traaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
MudI 'ne Suppe.

Der ulte SdiffscapitGR mar an
2ano 9esausen uno bate iih nit feiz
mem Steuermunn mad eirem Rsitaus
rant an Der WaFertaute begebsn. um
cine trGftiee Mabl5eit encouragement.
ySerpiren sic uns elm sutes Din.
nsr," befabl sr benz 8elIner, Der
i9leuni9it mad Der Siide iprans unb
alsbalb nit Sipei SelIern elmer pGGes
risen Geu6tisteit suriidtsbrte, bic er
nit bienitsifriger @ranbe55a Dor bic
SeebGren iteate. Der Captain blidte
perpuuoert aif ben Seller, belt fid3
bds &iidsuprpoutt uuter bic Nafs,
idiittelte ben &Opf unb rief ben
&ellner:
.Se, iunger Mann, ipas 1T benn
bas fir 3eug, bas sic uns bier ges
bra9t baben9"
nSuppe, Serr." mar bic einfu4s
9lntiport.
.Suppe!9" idrie i'm Der GapitGn
barduf an unO brebte iid gu Ieinem
Steuermann I'm, .Suppe!2 Bill, mas
Iagit 9u baau2 9a iinb mir unIer
ganSes 2eben lang nit unIerem. &as
fen auf Supps burd bic @elt eefabz
ren uno hobens bis beutisen Saees
niht gepubt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22

ibrs Iugsn finb rotb tpis Don Dtelsm
Deinen, iie fat Elm poGts, siitiges,
lueibss @eiidt uuter Iilbsrnem Saar
= 10 pieI Summer nm bic 2ip'
pen.
Sd faBts Elm Mdb6en bart an Der
SduItsr. vMeine 9tutter!" @s mar
fait Elm S9rei.
0us MGO6en Tugte tlagenb: .gs II
ieBt alles gang OunteI, i'd ie9s ni4ts
mebr!"
,Deiter!" ordngte i6, vpeiter!"
Wiit elmer ipsiden Stimme fubr lie
fort, inbem lire SGnbe iiber bic Stirne
itri6en. als tppllte lie einen gtebel
perI9eu6en.
~Wsine Mutterll" iaete ia erfdiita
tert.
rBas 1T bas fir elm ionberbarcs
3immer2! @s fat cine Sdpste BON
blauer Sor6e nit lpeiben 2ilien, Stide
uno 9Gute iino aus rot6em SOlS, unb
elm GROCER 8adoien itebt in Der gds,
aus griinsn StsiRen, uno glumen bliis
ben an ben 5enitern in tIeinsn SDs
pfen - i6 babe nod niemals cine
folhe 8lume geIeben, Elm Ieltfames
Sol3 tit an Der 8anb, 5ipei Stdbe, bic
einanber treu5en. Sd ipeiB nidt. mas
bas lit"
.Mutters &ruaifir." - Mein SerS
eridauerte, uno gtaria Ipru9 rubig
ipeitsr: .Sn Der gds itebt Elm srobes
Sol5bett nit ipeiben &iFsn unb 8et>
ten, burin Iiest elm MGo6sn, ihre 2tus
gen iinb geI6loIen, als Oh lie toot
pdre ooer idlGft, ibr 9eiiht 1T iueiB
pie Die Slider ibrss 8ettes, ibr WunO
sliibt i'm 5teber."
Waeine SGnoe Sitterten. pWie iiebt
ous RGb4en aus9" fraste i4 be-
benb.
SD tdnn nidt bsutIi9 Iebsn, g iit
alIes ipie i'm Rebel, lie bat lan9es.
rotbbraunesSaar, Oas in 6ledten bers
uutergebt, unb uuf Der re9ten Dange
eiue 6reiedise, rOtbe Rarbe."
r8lard", i6rie id per5peifelt, rSlas
ra. meine 9raut!"
, 9as MGb6en fubr rubis fort: .9is
alte Grau bsust li4 iiber iis uub fiiBt
fie langIam.
Das mar Der S6lub, meine Serrsn,
Die &lsine eripa6te, itedte bantbar
ibre 5lpei Rupien Elm, ipofiir iie lid
dlerbanb Ruf9tpert faufte, uno ladtt
uno I9erste nit ibren @eIpielinuen;
iie beiaB ni1t mebr Die gerin9ite @rin'
nerun9 an has @rlebte.
Der 5peitfolgsnbe gag bra9te nit
bic 8eItGtisung, Elm ungitpOGIes SabeI'
telegramm meiner Wtutter. - SdS
| iibrige tpiFen sic, meiue Serrsn, BAT
ih iofprt Gals iiber &opf nit BEN
nG9iten fGlligsn 0dmpfer ndd Sauii
reiite unb meine 9raut bereits auI
benz 8eee Der 9eTsrung pprfano. Gil
bate cine Idpere 9ungenent3iinounl
binter ii6 uno mar i'm Souie meinel
Mutter perpflest porben. 0ab fl
balb barauf mein iltnges, geliebte!
Deib ipurbe, lie Md iiber ale Maber
gliidlidh semudt bat, baB i'd troB nil
Der Stiirme snOli6 ben Seimdt66afer
| fanb, bds sebOrt niht bierb.r.
Sm iibisen itebt es Sbnen frei. met
ne 6erren, mid fir einen 2iigner ooel
Barren su balten; id fam Sbnen tei'
ne @rtlGrung geben, feline, bic Sbreu
tpiFenT1aftli6sn 8srItdnOe geniigt
Sd babe S6nen bic eiufa4en 5batIat
den mitgetbeiIt, tuie idb lie peib. Der
Iu6en Sic ss, eins @rtlGruns gu fin
ben, Ober balten sic Iib nit mir az
bas alte 0i4terport SamIets, BAT
mebr 0inge limb SlpiI6en SimmeI uni
Groe, als uuIere S6ulpeisbeit lid
| trGumen lGbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
Die Gaufler.
Der 8irfIidtsit nudsrsdbIt pon Raric
Splma.

Splnld.
@r siinoste ii6 eine neue Cigarette
an. Damn lebnte er iidh bebagIid in
ben psi9en glubieFel 5uriid, bic bel
len, tlugen 4usen ipanoerten na4ben-
tenb BON bsm einen gu unoern unb
bann Iagte 0r. WilOe a9IelSudenb:
.Wleine Ssrren! sic erparten eine
@r3Gblung BON mir - i9 piiBte iupbl.
eine, bic geeisnet pGre, ernite Wiens
i9en gum Radbenten gu perdnlaiien,
Elm IeItIames grlebnib, befen ountle
RGtbIsl Elm ipenig Ous geiitige gtipedu
unIerer iiblidsn Stammtii9geiprG9e
iiberraat - a6er" - elm feinss, iroz
niI6es 2G6eln trGuTelte feline 2ippen
= lid befiir6te, Oub sic mid am
S6luB meiner Rsbs fir einsn pbantaz
itiI6en MGr9snsraGblsr balten peroen
pber fir einen SollbdusIer, Der reif 1T
fir rbie 8epbadtung Ieines 9eiites3us
itanees".
LIMB mein perebrter Gollegs - er
perbsugt. Ii9 ld9elno ssgen ben jim
sereu pIpdiater - rlpiro mir gum
S6luTe idonenoe &ultpaher6ehan0s
lung unempfe6len."
Der tleins, blonbe Srrenar5t nit
benz fiOeIen @prpsituoentsngeii4t iagte
ibsr5eno:
Sin MGr9eu aus Der oierten Ois
meniipnl" Wesbalb nibt, Sbeueriter2
Bir piFen ia. baB sic fir einsn glr5t
perteufeIt penig 3unftgeiit unb Wtdtes
riaIismus beiiben,"
@s blibte in ben belIen, tlu9en
Qlugsn bss Gltsrn 9lrstes. Damn
Iagte er rubig, nit einem feinen 2dz
6eln:
mir armen Groentinber iinb alISu
lei9t sensist, unier bibdeu SHINES
piNen dls Der Weisbsit Iebtsn SdluB
binsuItellen = uniere WiFenIduft, ouf
bic mir 10 ItoI5 iinb uno iiber bic man
laden ipirb in 1000 Sabreu, lpie mir
BON Der S0be Der unIrisen berubieben
auf bic bumpfe @eoantenarmutb =
ben tpiFsni9aftliden g6erslauben
friiberer SabrtauIenbe. Dor penigsn
csabren nod bGtts man isben als SoIls
bGuslsr perippttet, Der ben Wlutb ges
bdbt bate, su bebdupten, odb mir
mittels beIonoerer ai9tipellen our4
Tietaa, SoIs unO ssIfloFene WGnbe
Iehen t0nnten. SoIIte es uber niht be-
reits beute MeHiden seben, Wlsni6en
Glterer 9uItur nit b0berer seiitiger
9ilbune, perfeinsrtsn Herpen, bic
b.ute bersits pIpdiIde 5Gbigteiten be-
Iiben, bic mir erIt erlun0en perben IN
SabrtauIenben2 glber i4 mill ni4t
por9reifen.
Die Sadie ielbft perbislt ii4 folgenz
oermuBen: Die sic fpiFen, mar id
Sabre biubur9 S6iffsur5t Der Sdmz
6urszglmeritans9inie. SpGter Itellte i'd
mid in ben 0isuit elmer bollGnbiI6en
2inie, pel4e ben Sitinoiihen glr9iz
pei, bic iiib9ineIIden SiiIten uno tIeis
men inoiIGen SGfen befdbreu bat. @s
mar Elm barter, aufreibenber 0ienit in
| aliibenber 9ropenIonue. bas Slimu
I iiber bic Maben uussiuno. grber i'd
, tonnte mid oamdls nod ni9t ents
IdlieBeu, bsm SeimatbpimpeI gu foIs
aen, mad Der flsinen norooeutideu
/ StdDt 5u sisben, no meinc 9raut mei=
ner barrie. 8as poIlsn sic, meine
Serrsn = ss sebt pieleu uon uns 10,
/ i'd mar oas iabrelange unitete @dns
oerleben zines @lobstrotters setp0bnt,
Elm fdbrenber 9sisu - oa entI4liebt
man ii9 niht 10 idnsl, iih enogiiltig
TN GeimutbEafsn Dor s!nter gu Iegen'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
@ere6te @ntriiitun,

= 9ere9te @ntriiftung.
Wabam: rBie, Der Shuiter bat meine
S6ube tpisosr witgsnommsn9 9onns
ten Sic bem nift NAL flint Rdrt fir
mid auslegen9" - 9ienitmGO6en:
,Geioer ni6t, Mabaml Sd bate i6m
Telbit eine Rshnung gu be5ObIsn!" :
Ntaoam (sntriiiteD: nSus 1T cine linz
perIddmtbeit - meine S4ube gsbeR
bod ppr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22

- M oberne 4nnpnce. Der
Serr, Der mir Dor pier Dod)en duf bem
8ereinabaIl fei benz &otilon eiuige
2iebe uno Srsue f6uur, apiro nm elm
2ebeus5si4eH sebetsH.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-01-06

lack of circulation. Had a knife been
thrust into my kidneys the pain could
MOI have been more intense. My sleep
was disturbed by visions Of distorted
figures. The kidney sccretions were an
noyugly Irregular. and was tortured
with thirst and always bloated. used
seven boxes Of Doan's Kidney Pills. The
bloaliug subsidized until / weighed 100
pounds loss. could sleep like a child and
vas relieved Of HE pain and the irregu-
larity Of the kidney action. My crcula-
ton is good and feel better in every
way"
A FREE TRIAL of this great kidney
medicine which cured Mrs Jackson will
be mailed on application TO any part OF
the United States Address Foster Mil
burn CO.. l. an.alo. ~ Y. For sale by all
druggists; price. 90 cents per box.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-01-06
why Ms wife Frowned.

Principal Hoffman OF the lIiawatha
academy IS i good story teller and he
doe, NOT hesitate To tell one on him
self Ne eoufesses to being little alb
sutmiudrd 40 times especially in re
gard o. Dir personal appearances lie
Vas calied "a preach a sermon in Il
Carmu church once Ills wife sat iii
reetN frmt " him. and hc noticed
% tuHu W her face when ne began
lie nIl Cor his tic That watts an right.
H. uaEm hs ~hocs Nothing wrong
u#fh neH careful examination show
e H nrrc all right Stll the
u lie did uot give I'M.
nfIfhnhIns ~ CON
curse my he
H ne fuau he
iuseh KANSAS
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-01-06

twenty years |
was doetoring
for kidney and
liver ouble.
but without ben
eft. just before
| began using
Doan's Kidney
Pills l was al
most paralyz-
cd. l could
hardly stand on
my feet be-
cause of the
numbness and