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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

to hold him in their party was one
of the most startling aud disgrace
disclosures of political
corruption l have ever
heard from any speaker. He
gave the names of the men and
stated the amount of money that
was offered to induce him to stay
with the Republican party. Gros-
venor's remarks IN his absence,
stirred his wrath and such a ter
rife philippe was administered to
the great Ohio leader and his par
ty as was rarely ever heard upon
an American platform.
II. K. II.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30
Robt. NJ. Brown, Louisiana.
SHEEP.

kobt. Nj. Brown, Louisiana.
SHEEP.
Best buck year and over--J Il Beatty.
Best eve 1 year and over-Vernon
Rodgers.
Best eve lamb w Bowles, Aux
vase.
Best buck lamb w Rowles.
Best buck any age or breed-J w Bow
les, 1st. T Beatty, end.
Best eve any age or breed, J 4 Beatty,
1st; Vernon Rodgers, end.
Best pair lambs any age or breed-J w
Bowles, first; Vernon Rodgers, end
PREMIUMS BY ALEX CARTER.
Best colt either sex foal 1906 and sired
by Alex Carter. A p Merritt, Montgom-
cry county, first; A p johnson, end.
Best sucliling colt, either sex by Chest
mutt Ike. Ralph Dean, Mexico, lst; j NJ
Waugh, Mexico, end.
Best boy rider under II years of age
Special by S. e N. Philip; second by
Fred A. Morris. HALEY Brewer, first;
Harry Woolery second.
Best girl rider under II years of age
Special by l. NJ. Greer. Louise johnson,
1st; Edith Brewer, end
Running ga mile. Jas. =. Ward, CHI
g., won; Howard p, S. g., End; High.
shine b. g., 3rd; Time 1918. Mission
and Beulah Green also ran.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30
Valuable Horse Dead.

Daisy, a 5000 horse belonging
to Middleton & Morris, was over
driven in making trips to the Fair
ground last Wednesday aud fell
at jefferson street crossing at a
bout 6 O'Clock and three hours
later was dead.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30
STREET CARNIVALS.
They Have no Right to the Public
Streets-They Also DemOralize
the Community and Rob 1t FL
nancially.

The preachers down at Louisi'
aua, Pike county, Joe Bowers"
county. haye issued an address in
which we find the following pas
sages:
To the surprise and contrary to
the wishes of the very best people
of Louisiana, posters and adver-
tisements of street carnival"
have been noticed in our papers
and upon our streets. 1t, is de-
voutly to be hoped that it will not
materialize, for we sincerely be-
lieye that it is contrary to the
wishes of the majority of the best
citizens of Louisiana. Moreover,
it is contrary to the laws of our
state for the city authorities to
grant the use of the streets for any
such purposes, or for any to so oc-
cupy those streets, to the OBJ
struction of traffic or of trayel
And any citizen has the right tC
enjoiu them from such use.
But we are opposed to these
street carnivals" on higher
grounds. However 'clCan" ol
well conducted" they may b'
claimed to be, we hold that ther,
is nothing elevOting intellectuall!
or morally in them, but on th,
contrary they tend to demoralize
whole community, besides robbint
it financially
We unhesitstingly aud utterl!
condemn everything that demoraL-
ICES. degrades, debauches, or 9th
erwise harms our citizenship.
Mps Rnth I,emon Kinney q
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30
D. c. Owen Meat Co., OPP
pOslte Post office. The
finest meats and choicest
cuts. Be sure and call.

DR.. w. F. Traughber, ostheOp
othist, will be found in his Office
east of postOffiee, every day ex
cept Monday and Friday after
moons. Treats acute and chronic
cases. Calls answered day or
night. Office hours 8 a. m. to 5
D. m. Phone 355.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30
A VISITORS VIEWS.
The Mexico Men Get
"StruCk'' on HObSOn.
Congressman Towne's Great
Philippic-Political Corrup-
ton Exposed.

tauqua writes the Fulton Sun as
follows:
We had some great men, and
great speeches, at the Mexico
Chautauqua. The program was a
splendid one, and carried out to
the letter, up to Monday night,
when the assembly closed, on ac-
count OF the fair. The principal
speakers we're: Balm, Hobson,
Towne, Palmore, Grosvenor, and
Miss Kearney, of Mississippi.
George Balm is. one of Ken
tucky's most gifted orators, and
we'll sustained his reputation.
Richmond Pearson Hobson, Of
Alabama, surpassed all expecta-
tions, and completely captured his
audience. His plea was for a
great American navy, in the inter-
est of peace. His theory is that a
great navy wilfact as preventive
of war, and will hold warning ma
tions apart till the principles of
peace shall be so inculcated, and
lnstilled into the people, that war
will be impossible, HObSOn is a
man of far greater ability than |
had expected aud was "A surprise to
all. When he. began there were
not,-parlraps, half dozen men in
the audience who agreed with him,
and when he flushed he had a
unanimous vote in his favor. II
was the most wonderful triumph
of argumentative oratOry l ever
witnessed.
Hon. Chas. GrOsvenor, of Ohio,
made a square out political speech,
arguing the tariff question from
the Republican stand point. He
is a man IS years old and has for
many years been leader in the
house of Representatives. He is a
very genial gentleman and a good
speaker. Many thought his
speech in bad taste at a Chautau-
qua in the absence of an opponent
to reply to him. He was unfortu'
nate in his reference to Mr.. Townt
as vasciltatIng polician who
had been to all the parties.
The address of Hon. Uhas. A,
Towne, of New York, on the las
day Of the Assembly, was one o.
the greatest speeches | ever hearC
in all my life. The heat was ter
rife, but he spoke for two hours
and half, and his audience
begged him to go on. 1t was {
masterful summing up of pOlitica
history of this country, showing
the origin and decadence of part
les, aud the remarkable chang
ing conditions of the times. AT
ter speaking for about an hour hI
suddenly paused, aud remarke,
that "a temptation had come t
him. he could not resist"
The audience supposing that
was the excessive heat to which b
referred, shouted take it Off
meaning his coat. He prompt
replied that his light coat was n
impeachment to him, but the temp
tation was to pay his respects t
to MIR. Grosvenor. Some one ha
posted him as to what Mr.. GroS
venor had said. Then for anothe
hour and half he gave up hi
own political autobiography
showing how he became Re
publidan--wGs born such--how /
came to leave the party, his reli
ton to the Populist movement au
why he is now a Democrat.
was not the name but the princi
Piles that attached him to any pa
". Whenever the principles
! any party ceased to be his own,
: ceased to be member Of th
party The revelations he MAJ
a aud tho means used 81 the Repnl
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30
~ HAPPENED AND HAPPENING. Bb

Miss Cora Crawford, of Rush
Hill, is teaching in Boone county,
near Columbia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

Eld. w. B. Taylor of Moberly
preached at the Mexico Christian
church last Sunday morning.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30
Pretty Mexico Misses.

At the Fair last Thursday Miss
Mary Potts of this city was voted
the prettiest young lady present
and Miss Ruth Winscott, also of
this city, was voted second place.
The prize was a ladies' gold watch
offered by the Pitcher Jewelry Co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30
A Horse Beater.

The Wellsville Optie,new gi yes
this timely comment;
Next to wife beater comes the
horse heater, and it is to be regret
ted we have one or two in this com.
munity, A horse is the most noble
aud faithful Of animals and the
man who would abuse BIS horse
hes sQmelhin u iA D. rs nan.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

For good hand made brick
see L. N. KetteT. He sells
none but what will give sat-
iSfaCtiOn. At
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30
One Way COlOnist Rates to West,
Northwest California and Mexico.
Via the Wabash.

On sale August q to Oct. 81, 1905, to
billings, Mont, $3.50; HendsdRle, Mont,
Livingston and Logan, $3.50; Ogden and
Salt Lake City, S249O; Helena butte and
Anaconda, $24.9O; Spokane, Wash, Ss7,40
Portland, Ore, Tacoma and Seattle, San
Francisco, Sacramento, Los Angeles San
Diego, Cal, S99.9O Also rates TO many
other points.
For further particulars call on or ad-
dress.
1. M. RICHARDS,
Agt.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. ]. w. HOWELL.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

B. w. Hale, the Duroc hog
man of this county, will exhibit a
pen of Is fine Durocs at the State
Fair at Sedalia next month.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

Congressman Champ Clark and
Attorney General Hadley will be
the speakers at the Labor Day pic
mic at Martinsburg next Monday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

VIM. Sims, who some months
ago moved to Indiana, will move
back to Rush Hill, this county, to
reside permanently.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

Old papers for sale at this
office.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

Company F. of the National
Guard, located in Mexico, left last
Saturday for Fort Riley, Kansas,
where they will train for about ten
days in army tactics aud how real
war is carried on.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

Sheriff Price johnson took John
Burks, colored, over to the State
prison at jefferson City last Satur-
day. James Ford, the white man
who robbed Frank Pearce's house
east of Mexico last week, was also
taken to the pen.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

w. II. Wilson aud little son,
John Gillispie, readers of the
MESSAGE who live south of Mar
tinsburg, called at our sanctum
last Thursday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

j, Il. Simmons is home from the
State of Florida where he spent a
number of months. He was not
impressed with that country. Gets
too hot down there in the summer
time and there are too many long
billed mosquitoes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

Mrs Ruth Lemon Mckinney Of
Moberly was a Mexieo visitor last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

VIM. Sims, who some months
ago moved to Indiana, will move
back to Rush Hill, this county, to
reside permanently.
B. w. Hale, the Duroc hog
man of this county, will exhibit a
pen of Is fine Durocs at the State
Fair at Sedalia next month.
Congressman Champ Clark and
Attorney General Hadley will be
the speakers at the Labor Day pic
mic at Martinsburg next Monday.
w. Fl. Wilson aud little son,
John Gillispie, readers of the
MESSAGE who live south of Mar
tinsburg, called at our sanctum
last Thursday.
Elds. James Small of st. Louis
and Leroy st. John of Columbus,
Ind, will lead in a revival meeting
to begin at the Mexico Christian
church next Sunday.
The case of the State VS.. DR.. Il.
G. McFall of Mexico was argued in
the Circuit Court last week, plea for
change of venue. Judge Barnett
sent the case to st. Charles county.
w. R. Chapman, one OF Santa
Fe's enterprising farmers, paid the
MESSAGE call last Friday. He
says the Santa Fe railroad project
is on with as much interest as
ever.
Company F. of the National
Guard, located in Mexico, left last
Saturday for Fort Riley, Kansas,
where they will train for about tel
days in army tactics aud how real
war is carried on.
Sheriff Price johnson took Johr
Burks, colored, oyer to the State
prison at jefferson City last Satur
day. James Ford, the white maj
who robbed Frank Pearce's hous,
east of Mexico last week, was also
taken to the pen.
j, H. Simmons is home from thl
State of Florida where he spent {
number of months. He was no
impressed with that country. Get
too hot down there in the summe
time and there are too many long
billed mosquitoes.
Mrs. Kate Gamble, widow of tn
late CIR. Gamble, formerly of Mex
leo, died in a hospital at Denver
Colorado, last Friday. The re
mains were shipped here for burial
funeral conducted by Rev. A. A
Wallace Monday afternoon.
DIR. A. M. Underwood of Hol
stiue, Mo. attended the Mexico Fai
aud visited his father, P. S.Under
wood near Worchester. DR.. Un
derwood is an old Audrain count
boy aud we are glad to learn h
has fine medical practice at HoI
stine and is prospering.
Four drunken men in a sure
in Mexico last Friday night star
ed out to make a record for then
selves. They ran into bugg
driven By Mr.. Fred Arnold an
Miss Carrie KEENAN,. One whe
of the buggy was torn off aud Mis-
Kennan was thrown from the "
hicIe and quite seriously cripple
in the hip.
Money to loan on real estate s
curity. j. w. HOWELL.
Old papers for sale at thI
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

Cove W. old and over first II j.
Rowe, Audrain Cow yr and under,
/ yr,, same; bull ". and over, samei
bull under yr., same
nest haynqss bQrae paFe os eelding
~ anfns celnmh's
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

Elds. James Small of st. Louis
and Leroy st. John of Columbus,
Ind, will lead in a revival meeting
to begin at the Mexico Christian
church next Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

80 B I'M IS FaIIoa vIaIIed
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

Mrs. Kate Gamble, widow of the
late CIR. Gamble, formerly of Mex
leo, died in hospital at Denver,
Colorado, last Friday. The re-
mains were shipped here for burial,
funeral conducted by Rev. A. A.
Wallace Monday afternoon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

w. R. Chapman, one of Santa
Fe's enterprising farmers, paid the
MESSAGE call last Friday. He
says the Santa Fe railroad project
is on with as much interest as
ever,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

The case of the State VS.. DR.. FL.
G. McFall of Mexico was argued in
the Circuit Court last week plea for
change of venue. Judge Barnett
sent the case to St. Charles county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30

DIR. A. M. Underwood Of Rol-
stiue, Mo. ATTENDED the Mexico Fair
aud visited his father, P. S.Under-
wood near Worchester. DR.. Un-
derwood is an old Audrain county
boy aud we are glad TO learn he
has a fine medical practice at Hol'
stine and is prospering.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-30
SADDLE RING.

nest saddle horse mare or gelding any
age-1st, Tom BASS, Jack O'DlamOndsi
2nd Hook g. Woods, King Forrest, Paris,
Mo-; Ord Field Bros, Lady Mozelle, Mex
leo, 4th, Boulware, Centralla; 9th, W
c Godsby, st. Louis.
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Prison Guards shoot Two.


walla walla, Wash, Jan. i6.-Te
quell a riot between two eonylcts IN
the iutc mill IN Che pcnitentiary last
night, Guard Hussoy shot Thoma,
Winters through tho right log aBi
John Mccain through the arm. Win.
tes attacked Mccain with a knife. cut.
ting Tho soHylet's throat from car 20
ear Notwithstanding tho terrible IN.
jury MeCauH grabbed up a aledee
hammer and made Tor Winters. Guard
Husscy shouted 20 tho men 10 desls,
bat they paid no attention, aud Hua
s'y opened fire. Tho second shot went
through Mecann's arm, and he fell an
O. pool OF blood. The wounded eonyiets
are now In tho prison hospital under
Tho care of the physician. MeCann is
desperately wounded, but win reeovs,
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nhnrrnd with 4 serious crime.

Chris steinborn, Of Fruitland, was
arrested this morning by the sheriff
on complaint sworn out by Mrs
steinborn, charging him with assault
with intent to kill. Mr. and Mrs.
steiuborn we're married is years ago,
but recently separated the mother aud
four children going to Macleay. The
woman alleges that last Sunday he
came TO the house where che was, say.
ing that he would kill her, II he could
get to her. As this was not the first
time he had made such threats, she
became alarmed and swore 70 the com.
plant. The oldest child, a boy Of
about 10. corrobcrates the statements
of bis mother.
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slokenina. ahlvcring rits.

OF ague and malaria can be relieved
and cured with Electric Bitters. This
is a pure, tonic medicine, Of especial
benefit In malaria, for Il eKcrts q true
curative influence on the disease, driv.
ing u entirely out of tho system. Il is
much 70 be preferred 70 quinine, hav.
ing none Of this drugs bad after Of.
fccts. r. 8 Munday, Of Henrietta,
Texas, writos' "My brother was very
low With malarial fever and jaundice,
till ho took Electric Bittcrs. which
saved bis life" AZ J. c. Perry's drug
storci price SOC, guaranteed.
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A Mans Advice % a Man for a wo.
man % Rad

f'rhar. iH no place 10 all mo world
BE- o. much attention given 60 che mah.
ing of money, and % lI'ue to tho nah.
ing ~ homes -of real houss az rich,
hsre 10 ths Uui,el s,a,sa The pls,.
aros, 'te joy tho elevation ~ home
hte Is lost iH the mad race for wealth
Music is bought in he thea,r,s ana
che cafes 10, created. as Il should h,
'a Che ioues The shuhsq grow nm
ana che vito grows old, ana tho hom.
grows cold, With asy,r ns,os d
''ga'sa tts boar OF leisure st he end
of tls day
Make your home attractive nah,
your wife is's yoa, MAX, your asugh
'sr taH ty ras purchase sf one Of
'a''' ans pianos chat ars being closed
'a' a. aU'a.a ia yhs 81. N. e.. A
buliiug
EILEEs UANo HOUSE
by D. n. smith.
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SOCIAL
EVENTS

Blmond c. Glltncr, secretary of th,
Portland Chamber of Commerce. and
Miss Fora Nay Fgro.ier, of Gresham.
win bo married port Fftlay evening
Jaauary ip,h, ~ Gresham. The young
eouple expect 70 spend their homo,
uoon In Ios Angoles Cal, after which
they viii return b. Portland 70 reside
NJ OHincr is a former salem boy.
Tho Portland Journal aysi The
Weshag follows an exposition roman,o
NJ Cninsr vac che secretary of ibo
fewis ahd CLARK state fair commission.
ani Miss ronesior BE sienogfhphcr
The employer and smployo soon formoi
a strong attachment Only a Few rola
uv,s And Intimate fdonIa viii b. pre-
cot a. iho wcidlng
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about six weeks, is reported improv.
inc she has been very III from com.
plieation Of diseases, and her friends
have been watching over her very
closely.
Ex-senator Lou Adams, Of Silver.
tom was in tho city today on business
with the county court. He says it is a
vreat disadvantage that, in the alb
sence Of the county Judge, sOme one is
not authorized to act in bis stead, as
there is much inconvenience TO public
business. Judge Scott is still at the
bedside Of his wife.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

Mo llofcnee Oooiin ami Mr. An
drew H. GeaimillcF we're marlcl Al
ihe home u ths bfido's father n n
ooodiR Mou'lay, januay 10. 1900, ia
the proseuee n ne immediate tola
tivss Rev W. ~ sclle,k. pastor Of
the nrs, NJ r. ehurch, performed n,
Flng o@emouy which united tho two
rhs bftio was eowned In a pretty
navy hus travelling costume A we'd
ding luncheon vas sayed Al iho elosa
u the ssFrmony.
To young couple arc well tnovn In
this siiy. me bride l. a daughter of
NJ n ~ Coodin u this cIty. aud
has lived here most ~ her Ife and
has q ho-i % frisnis NJ. Oooimlier
= yuuug man ~ sterling quautiaa
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Personals

Jerry King. Of Seattle, Is the guest
Of his parents in This city.
Ex.stato Senator f. " Carter, OF
Ashland is in the city today.
superintsndent James Of the peni-
tentara is in Portland today.
Miss Mavme Stout returned last ev.
oning from a short visit to Portland.
D. =. Car1es Is spending the day in
the metropolis Of the "Beaver" state.
Dr. r. p L. Steiner left this morn.
ing on business trip to klamath
Falls
W g. Hurst, the Aurora hop buyer
and capitalist, is in tho city today on
business
Herman W. Barr is attending a meet
ling II the state board Of optometry I'M
Portland
Ms A. b Corjley and daughter Of,
Corvallis are registered at the vii.
lamettc today
Mrs p. =. Smith left this morning
for McNiruyillc via Albany, on a
visit 10 relatives iu that place.
Mrs J.. II. Downing. Of Condor. ar
rived this morning for q visit with
her daughter. Mrs Arro Croau.
Frd r. Merrill returned to Port. |
land this morning. after looking after
bic business interests In this city.
State Engineer Lewis left this morn. |
ing for Ontario. where he goes to look
after the work in that section Of the
state
Dr. ?. y Smith left this morning on
a short business trip TO klamath Falls
Tho doctor fret began the practice Of
medicine In that county.
H. @. shattuck. Of New York. who
has been in The city since Saturday. in
De interest u The temperance cause,
70 Portland this morning.
Prof W. @ Hawley started this
morning for klamath Fails, 20 inter.
icw iho Republicans Of that section IN
Do interest of his domination Tor con.
Tess
Wm. j. Clarke of Gervaia. ono of
ho candidates for state printer. 10 in
he city ami viii visit his sister. Mrs
'od Looney, mairoB Of the state reform b
.hool.
Mr. and Mrs. r. n, Montague, Of ]
lbaHy, are soon 20 be- resldnts OF J.
De city Mr Montague will have !
barge of thc Citizens Light and Trae. =.
on Office 90 ,his city,
Mulafd rmas, who has been visit. n
'g a the home o. his aunt. Mrs H. m
|, Phillips a. tho corner Of Cottage 4
aa Trade streets, returned this morn. :.
'g 20 his home near Jefferson. ID
Tom Custer, who has been a most
Helen and ob'isInr messenger for
10 Western Union Telegraph COMPANY :,
'r several months lsft this morning \.
'F Albany and from there win DO
ith bis parents 90 Colorado.
Winheh Scott Taylor. ~ Gsyais
as in The city today lie has broken Oh
10 record MS notary by registering a
80 voters in Geryais precinct ami bs In
nbitious of tho eouHty will DO wen ia "a
p acquainted with Mr Taylor nd
Miss Agnes Rice veat 90 Albany ID
day, aI'i viii r,tura % few l,y.
y an extended stay ia this elte U,,
other Mrs R',a is the tsl.rr.,t @.
'oraior az tho s p rsssrssr f.r,t
this city, taking the p,ass Of n,
omegys who is m Miss Rice 1, an =
'eomplishei vioirist.
Mrs EgbeTt Pustt Of Haysvins N
,ughteF Of Mr. and Mrs Gen Isssi,,
no has been sou6reE ar tbs CO..
'laarl'ar hospital 90 tti sin, -, o,
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Against FhnISvi,S


-Four O'clock IA.
washington, Jan, ls.~r.
clared by a vote Of Ia !,
the Democratic propose..
luto free trade bctwee, i, !,
and this country. the 49,
that the restrictions pl...,
upon rice, sugar and To-.
limited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

Columbus o, Jan
state good roads Co...
The attendance is lars. '''a
tiOn Of the state Is :. ~ =
It is tho largest copv..e .,n
ever held in this STATE ~ y.
made by the convepti,.
Legislature to appropri',. 7
which TO build good ,o.S ,' g. =.
after the pattern Of 49,.
and constructed BY M
roads association.
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DOTNGS
AT THE
UNIVERSITY

At a meeting Of The oratorioal asso
citation Of Willamette University, bel,
this morning. p. J. winaus was choscr
as WiIIamcito's member Of the cxccu
Two committee of che state iu,orcollc
giaio of1iofiJsl association.
"Wednesday evening. February itth
iho rhilojntan and Philodorian liter.
afy societies viii hold Joint op,n
meeting .u che University chapel. A
program haa been arranged which will
be presented, and which an friends of
tho University are Invited 20 enjoy
Following tbis a social hour viii be
hadi In the society halls on tho fourth
floor of tho raiycrsity. These are
among she mos, ehioyablc events of
tho school year. and old students %
peeially never fail 10 take advantage
of Che opportunity offered 20 enjoy a
few hours In the oil halla.
tafly in the ffa, week N February
iho college Of 1rtory will again give
a pupils recital 10 which the public Il
Invited Tho January recital was can.
eeled be,auso of the meetings which
were being held az the Methodist
church
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Worry is tho mother a u
and troubled mentality -,
tire physical system. ~
network Of nerves. Hsr,.
Mountain Tea soothes ml \.
entire system. 35 cco,s \.
leta DIR. Stones drug "a,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

Sometimes nervous woman's anis.
Hons arc imaginary. Again they are
form OF actual and terrible illness.
IN any event HOLSTERS Rocky Noun,
'A'a Tea makes you wei. A great
nerve tonic. a5 cents, Tea or Tablsta
pr, stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

Both arc atterdnuts at The Oregon in
sano asyblm. They arc visiting 10
Portland Tor a short time, but will
mako their home In this city.
Among tboso present we're the Misses
Lena and Lillian Gooiin, of st. Win.
cents hospital, at Portland, sisters Of
tha bride.
Entertained Judge and Mrs wolvcrton
Dr. and Mrs q r. Tcmploion. of
Portland entertained nc dinner f0f
Judge ahi Mrs G. p wolvcrton one
night iast week -Otegonian.