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The Lamar register., 1906-08-08

Growing soiling crops stands rela-
lively higher in the estimation of
farmers east than those west. The
reasons for this are that production
is less vigorous in the east, and there
fore the necessity is greater for grow
ing these crops. The labor on west
ern farms is also dearer relatively,
consequently where all the help has
to be hired, the expense of cutting and
feeding the food from day to day is
material. Because of this many farm
ers who are satisfied that soiling crops
under certain conditions should be
grown, refrain in the meantime from
growing them because these conditions
are not present.
The Lamar register., 1906-08-08

Whether self-sup-
port destroys womanli-
ness depends partly on
the occupation. A true
woman can keep her
womanlincss even in the
most trying profession,
one that involves con-
slant publicity and ex-
posure to temptation,
The Lamar register., 1906-08-08
Eayorites.

You say that Mr.. Boobies is a mu.
sician?"
Yes" answered the man who
makes puns.
What are his favorite instru.
ments?"
The loot and the Tyre"
The Lamar register., 1906-08-08

1t pays to be kind to milch COW;
she appreciates kindness and will
repay her keeper by increased yields
In milk. Whatever you do, don't try to
pound milk out of her with a milk
stool; 1t does not pay and besides it
Is rank cruelty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

Of representative type OF student
manhood. and OF possessing much
musical talent, bat Il has as impros-
sario and libretust who 10 In a class
by himself
These arc two excellent reasons
why tho University turns out such
splendid musical combinations each
yean The Eugene theater was pack.
cd last night 20 hear the annual
Thanksgiving eonoers OF the Giee ami
Mandolin Clubs, As each number
was masterfully rendered Il was
easy 20 see why the press and the
people throughout tho state had
layiahed such a need OF praise upon
m members of the oluba The boys
sang wfh splendid expression and
ensemble eject sustaining wen tho
relative harmonies without the slight
est suggestion of a biare. There
have been more grandiOso ehoruses
turned out az the University. BIT
none 20 compare with the present
one in coloratura of ensemble effects.
In each instance encOres were gra-
eiously responded 10. The Grand
Opera burlesque with Rountree inn
peTsOnating al the ludiorous afiecta-
tions OF a bizarre dive was amusing
10 the extreme aud evoked a storm
OF applause. Other selections OF
equal excellence were rendered by
rh9 club. In the mandolin depart
ment the u. OF o. has the nucleus Of
a string club Of great strength, Their
selections were an well received, and
in each instance the bo0's wene re-
called.
AS for ROuntree. the funmaker. he
Is a oulpht. and should be haled be
fore the faculty for having reduced
his audience 20 a jelly OF laughter
The verdict OF guilty would be pro
nOuneed a. once. Il would take a
combination OF Thornton. Ezra Ken,
dan and KOlb ami Din 70 duplicate
this clever little chap. Unlike most
amateurs. he has staee presence and
repOsa His work was done with the
dnOlleTy and fnish OF stage veteran.
and ne Is all deserving Of the highest
praise From de Blsene Morning
Register.
Al the Grand Opera House Monday,
February ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

that he got from ais street trees all
tho apples tho family could uae. and
no thinks the boys took the usual
renters share. onehah; and no seem
cd 10 feel glad that he had contsbut'
cd that much 10 their enjoyment on
course. II there were moro street APP
pie trees In the town the share taken
by the boys from each would be small.
or
Why would Il not be well FOR nuns
cry men and village Improvement 50.
oietiea 10 take up this matter OF com
bining beauty and utility In the
ad0rning OF town and city. and DO
what they can 10 promote tho work.
There are apple trees with a natural
habit OF growing that hts them for
such use, and they produce good ap.
pies. too. The apple tree retains its
foliage late. and for that reason Is a
desirable street tree, And what can
be more beautiful than a town street
bOrdered on both sides with a TOW
OF apple trees in bloom? While that
picture fades soon IL leaves a de
lightful memory through the year
And from the setting OF the young
apples. through their growth and up
10 the changing tints OF their maJur
ing weeks. among the rich green Of
the embracing foliage. there is a sea
son long picture that can scarcely
fail OF having a refining influence ON
the towns people. young and old -
Farm, Stock and Home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
Neuralgia
And Other
p a in.

All pain in any disease Is
nerve pain, the result of a tur-
bulent condition of the nerves.
The stabbing, lacerating,
darting, burning, agonizing
pain that comes from the prom
inent nerve branches, or sem
sorry nerves, is neuralgia, and
is the big brother" of all the
other pains.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
rarely ever fail 20 relieve these
pains by soothing these larger
nerves. and restoring their
tranquility.
DR.. Miles Anu-Pain Pills
leave no bad after-effects, and
arc a.reliable remedy for every
kind Of pain, such as headache,
backache, stomachache, sciat-
lea, rheumatism and neuralgia.
They also relieve Dizziness,
Sleeplessness, Nervousness,
Car-Sickness, and Distress ai-
ter eating.
"For many years I have been n con-
headache. and have never been able
20 obtain any relief from various
headache powders and cnpFulca. untu
4 tried Dr Miles Anti-rain Pills.
They always cure my headache In i've
minutes time" FRED n. HWtNgIgN,
Cashier ist Nat Bank, Atkinson, Neb.
Or. Miles, Anti.paln Pills are aold BY
your druggist, who VIII guarantees that
the nret package Will benent " u
falls he will return your money,
70 doses, 23 cents. Never sold IN bulk.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
snrlna Millinery.

Small hats are 90 be the smartest
for the coming season, and are natty
and becoming where the face Is rein
stated, and trimmed with wTeaths Of
flowers. and an imported example has
an Immense Tam" crown OF white
batiste embroidery. with black satin
ribbon tied around the crown. a large
rOsette az one SIDE. and streamers Al
the bach A rather small shape in
LeshOrn, tuTped up AZ one side, and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

with a derby crown. h appropriate to
young persons. and tho small hirh
Grown sailor. trimmed with a chiffon
scarf talao In 1,oghorn or chip is
very graceful
Neapolltan WsaVes.
Are by no means passe and are oupo
clally adapted TO the curved brim,
which 10 too becoming 20 be rolln.
uuishoA Tho high crown (tho dorby)
~ a special feature this season. and
somotimoa appears In palo hued sat.
In, with brim OF chip II 10 said
that maidcnhair ferns win supcraedo
tho rose leaf foliage. 20 Ions In vogue
Soft ribbons will be very largely om
ploycd- maatcd undcr tho btim, and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

Last spring attention was called 10
the extensive use Of apple trees for
street shading in the village OF West
Concord. Minnesota. and how the
trees in bloom were 50 beautiful That
many people drove into town on pur-
pose 20 see them There was noted
at the time, too. objection that boys
would steal the apples, and the retort
OF one Of the planters. A. l. Bulls,
that he expected to set as many ap
ples fnom his trees as his neighbors
across the way would get from his
box eldera Mt Bulls nov reports
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
.EAST'S
LAST
VICTORY
washington Post Asserts That
the West Will Dominate
Congress

The Post never predicts, but II II
were given to that bad practice Il
would say that the legislative action
Of Wednesday Is likely to be the last
sectional victory the east will ever
gain over the west in the American
congress New England has twelve
members in the United states senate.
and You may throw all New England
into either Arizona or New Mexico ana
Il would require a search warrant aud
posse comitatus to find II. Fling tho
six New England states. one at a time
into different parts Of the proposed
new state. and they might coasolessly
tramp around for twelvemonth with.
ont any one Of them coming in contact
with any other one Of them In their
bewildored wanderings. Tho excuse r.
that tho two territories aro deserts;
but either Of them. slyilfully managed.
will yield more agricultural products
than all New BnEand
President Roosevelt IL tho leader
who fought tho battle and gained a.
Had he been even neutral. the com.
miticc on rules would never have been
beaten three score Never In tho his.
tory of the American congress was
one mistake made 10 breed another
until tho committee on ruioa dotor.
mined they wuuld not DO justice to
Oklahoma and Indian Territory unless
at the sans timo they were permit.
ted TO visit injustice ON Arizona ana
New Mexico Tho insurgents" with
backbone though beaten. have not
suffered In public estimation. II was
not for them old Jacob pronounced
the curse; Unstable A. water. thou
shalt not excel" Tho committee on
rules "a smart enough 10 know, at
least TO learn. that the very best way
In the world TO make an enemy 10 Co
humillato him The insurgents" who
yielded 20 the porauaAion OF that com.
mlttoo viii have considerable load
OF humiliation % lug around during
tho rest ~ tho session
Toe senate has tho BIN. and tho
senate haa not as yet abolished what
was once the lnallenablo Legislative
right TO orer. debate and vote upon
amendments ono amendment TO this
monstrosiiy that tho senate should
consider ia a proposition 10 mako two
states of Arizona and New Mexico as
soon as each shall have a population
requisite 90 entitle Il 10 two members
of congress under tho present ap-
portionment New Hampshire. Yer
mont and Rhode Island surely could
not suppose that ia daylight. and Il 10
not possible that Delaware could op,
pose Il Ia the dark. even. We are
not quite positive hat this suggested
amendment is constitutional. but wa
aro oonhdent that IL "a not half as an,
constitutional as that legislative
Caesarean operation by which West
Virginia got To be- a state.
ln the old days northern statesmen
who adhered tu the south were
"doughfaoes" The woftern states
man who sides with the east on
sectional question is not yet
christened. This statehood bin Is az
sectional as the fugitive slave law,
and the west rs going 10 be- In a rage
over Il one Of these days II the scheme
shall be- fully oonsummated. Wash.
inEton Post
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
No Decided Changes.

Are not noticeable in spring model
suits. The sama old story Of the cir.
cular skirt. and the jaunty Eton, is
rstold al the same time, def touches
from the artistic dressmaker. lends
a varied air. but no positive novelty
greets the eye except the Pony coat"
which Il Is hoped will rival the Zion.
The new arrival requires a trained
hand In lis msnufaeture. but the lat
ter can b. oOnoOcted by any one with
ordinary skin and good taste, White
serge is in especial demand, ana a
very pretty suit Of this desirable ma.
terial has a skirt trimmed with white
silk braid in basket weave, the EtOn
trimmed with a narrower width. and
az the front the braid 10 lOOped In
three clusters a. each side, With a
circlet of rhinestOnes on each cms-
ter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
Poisons in Food

Perhaps 20 don't realize that maay
pain pOisOns originate in your food, but
some day you may feel twings Of
dyspepsia that win convince you.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills are guaTaR-
teed 10 cure all sickness due 20 Pois'
ons Of undigested fOod-OT money
back. 25e At J. c. PerTy's drug store.
Salem, Oreg0A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
Are You Rsstlsn a NiRht.

And harTassed by bad eoughi Use
BallaTd's HOrehOund SYRUP II viii
secure you sound sleep and effect
prompt and radical cure For sale by
ID. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
PLAYED
TO PACKED
HOUSE
University Of oregon Glee
Club Wins High Praise
Wherever Heard

one OF the most enliyening feat
ures OF college life Is its glee club.
with bs galaxy OF songs. mandolin
selections AMI manifestations o. cob
ESQ spirit. In this respect the Uni
yersity OF Oregon 10 very fortunate,
Not on6 can this institution boast
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
Not coTsstIy stated.

I've been told, Professor" sail
Mrs. LOcutte, that the fashionable
gown. in your opinion. is immOdest. "
Not at all madame" replied Prof
Cutting
Nor"
NO; in my opinion the woman who
wears IL Is. Philadelphia Press.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

falling In Ions loops and ends. White
wing have gained In favor and are
used ON yery expensive hats. and
quils are inseparable from the ready
% wear" hat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
LATEST
NEW YORK
FASHIONS

Materials that are Shown at the Best
Shops; Checks in overplsld Types
Smart for Tailored Suits; volles:
Eolians; Raiahs; EfHeure, and Bur.
linehams; Newest Millinery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

Counters at the fashionable shops
fairly bristle with new materials that
are for the mos part very light in
weight and delicate in texture Cot
tons rival silks In lustre and wOolens
in fexibility and graceful draping.
New silks are softly lustrUus and
some very new and attractive designs
are shown IN brocaded taffeta that
will make up impressively for cere.
mOnious wear
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

Thanks are due the Mccall Co.,
makers and designers OF fashions. for
handsome illustration sAOwn above.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
5 Your Sweetheart Tfue?
A's Tos, Investments P Prosperous?
There Is one Women In Salem Who Can Tell
YOu Everything YOu Want to Know

zsze Your life
marvellous gifted
attribute happiness her
numbers her thousands
enthusiastic in their
with her
traordinary ability delneator Of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
ZazelI will Reveal to You the Future

how rnn t you
omAin How 10 ouccedu ua unir
insurance Bc love Rw dc patents
GRra
viii y y ar when viii ovcs
uunfu rc2au OF a o inpo
to week. salem
hc week
Cali at Once. Don't Wait Too Long
a p NJ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

I take the greatest pleasure in rec.
ommenjing Madame Zazell to my
friends and all others. have always
found her to be a perfect lady in ev.
cry way, and myself and family took
great pleasure in her society. In ad.
dition ! might say that her psyche
logical powers are truly marvellous
what consider nothing less than mi.
raculous. her services to me we're Of
inestimable value
She leaves my city with my hearty
wishes for her continued success. and
I hope that her prognostications will
prove as beneficial to others as they
have In my case.
wM l.. JOHNSON. d. D..
Syracuse, ~ ".
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10


An especially fascinating fabric
that has just been introduced Is known
as Efleure. This Is a cotton volle-
woven like an old time Berego. resem.
bles chiffon vollc in beauty Of texture
ami fneness Of coioring. II comes
both plain and figured Some Of the
designs are bold and striking as to
size but 80 cleverly shaded that the
material Is especially elegant In effect
though the pattern IL decidedly strilr
ing.
Checks In and stripes Promised.
For tailored costumes checked ma.
terials are the first choice. All sorts
and sizes of checks in the greatest
variety Of fabrics. The smartcut are
waat ls known az ovcrplalds. {. q.
lines crossing at right angles over tho
body color Of tho fabric constitute
the check.
Parisianu Affecting Stripes.
in Paris stripes lead among tho poo
pie who make styles. and no doubt
lWcr We will have stripes adopted
here. but for the present checks are
In greatest favor. For mid season
suits and for travelling and auto
wraps the rough woven Burllnghama
arr both modish and durable. whilo
lighter wolEht silla are dcalred for
costumes tho Raiaha are uscd. They
have a homospun weave like the Bur
bingham. but are not 20 heavy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
What others say

What Others say.
To Whom Il May Concern: will
hereby state have known Madame
zazell upwards OF ten years, and
cannot speak too fayorably Of her in
all respects She is a perfect lady.
and her powers as a clairvoyant are
truly wonderful She has advised me
ON subjects Of the gravost import
ance, greatly to my benefit Respec.
fully Judge "A r. Garretson. Tacoma.
Wash.
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suppose she was AFRAID ner pride mlgnr
urge hc" to turn back again, holding
up her light skirts as she went The
fresh morning breeze tossed her hair
about ana, with its rough caresses,
brJusG The red color back 10 her pale
race. Once Or tWice il grew so strong
and pushed against her win such
force that one might think it had no
sympathy with her project and wished
to push her backward, but she ran on
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-01-05
CHAPTER XIII.

n LII the long night that preceded
~ the arrest and Imprisonment
Of her cousin Margaret, Hetty
TaunstOn did not sleep, but
tossed from side to side of her bed in
nervous terror of the news she had just
heard from Josiah of Margaret's sad
fate. When, after much trouble, she
was brought to her senses after losing
consciousness in the barn, she had en-
treated her mother and brother to al
low her to remain with them, as on this
fearful night she was afraid to be
alone, but they sent her from them
with harsh words.
Get the whining, white faced wench
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
market RIDDLE
EXIC|1'[ I STREET 4.
The Speculative Feeling Over yer
Paciics Continued During
Day at High Tension ems 58s
No ANNOUNCEMENT MADE y \. , !
Heavy Realizing il Southern Southern
Pacific at End Made the
Closing Irregular.

SSl33ss NEW YORK, August 1s.r-Hyall street
g spent d day of fevcrisl, impatience In
4 the " expectation Of seeing tho solution
Of the riddle Of the excited speculation 4 y
\ In Union " Pacific and Southern PACING g
The excitement continued at high p Ply
4 in6thosc stocks. The day passed WITH Win
out solution Of tho riddle. @ The [.ti' uni
formed speculative followIng the !, buy,
Ing Of the stocks was Some what a Me-.
by atliis course OF procedure ,The move;
( ment OF tho stocks, however, s q ;e1
but slight effect from this condl tion 2,
Their sustaiIinid strens'n
&declaion on the dividends to DO palu nag %,
been arrived ut, although the tanno,un1 y,
lnent was wtl,hed narklet ,l
I period. III Speculative feeling continued At
high tension however n, 4. & 'ne I. f,oo1
OF uncertainty as to what the action 9. q
the market would be after the expectes e.
good news was q he actlon. 9 The 3
4 i fuence on any disposition TO run Into
speculative excess The W ayera &c n rate
for call loans during the day was hlse e
; s s,n,ii The strength In Pennsylyania
made mn active market for tlle 7, /, con :,
yertbIe fonds q WHICH laarse .n nolalfe
when II WAS dissolved The reaction n
8prices which followed the announcement
that no. dividend action y would 4 be re.
" ported i%3 fronr {the9 l$ Union Pacific & and
southern Pacific meetings was resisted
The view was n pparently taken "a thal !.
" he stocks were In q 9 ron.g or. 20 sitlon
witt, the mystery still on than Ill.
i formal announcement of&diydend action
rad been made. The action Of the ST.
paul directors In offering the 81, pOo. 600
Of treasury stock Mt par tlns confirm
y ing n long standing expects tion. en-,
u co,iraged confidence in 8 the dividend
* hopes Oh the Pacincs. There was heavy
realizing Just at the last In Southern
Taclflc md the closing was. In conse-S
quence. unset lied and .irregl Y Z, I. y.
IA value. $3.50 900. United States bonds
were all Interchangeable ION call .ss gs8tl -
Total sales of s opks.s III, eco share e..
NEW yo1e *, 4. August a W. NJ oneyI on
call flrmer at 3l31-4 per cent ruling
rate, 8 ga nor cent: closing bid, AZ per
8fens s a d d 4 per eent;,.saaa
days, 5 ] "A neri cent; SIX mon this. s a.4a g
per cen a Prime mercantile pa per- s l 8:
3 G&per cen t. 33s3}${ {85 ,iS sf
& demand and at $4.S1sOff54.Sl s5si for 60-day4
bills Posted 6{ ra ties. 81 s4.s2 1-21t4.S3 and \
sls5 1-2Tsi.ss. Commercial bills, S4si sTs
IL TIA bar 4 silver. Is IA Mexican dollars
Al Ff5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF, RICHMOND. AUG. 49, 1901.
58 4 ara ARRIVED. 4Sds&
tSteamers Brand on Harvey. Norfolk, H1ercnan-
disc and passenger Old Dominion line. !.
Steamer u Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk ana
James River landings erchsndise, \. ana pa -
az SAILED. S5s
steamer Brandon Harvey. Mort folk. J. n rchan-
disc and passengers OLD Dominion Line ,l1ae
PORT oFsWEsTa POINT. AUG. 71s 1906
isss ARRIVED q. NJ
steamship Charlotte, Murphy. Bal. more. pas
Steamer Elm CT " Haynes, Mattaponis Riyeer
pa : Is ~ ~
Steamship Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo. A 5s5{aaf }s
Nj Steamer Elm City. Haynes. MattaponiS River
landings, passengers and general cargo. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
CHARGED {. !: !. With
||.N|||.Ci..||1|lN'|.G|'.. RIOT. [ !:
High Officials Of rooklyn$ Rapid
Transit company Placed
u Under AIRES. p.

i, NEW nc Dirk, August IS --- ting Mayor
MCGOWAN today Issued g proclaTla "a lon
calling upon all citizen g re e IRAN from
the Brooklyn Rapid Transi e Company,
leading to Coney ISL nd, s$ assuring the
people that theirSrights are to !. be fully
protected underEthe rebate receipt pan.
which has been: adopted for y hose ,.'e VINO
pay the double fare now in dispute .is.5; !s4s
d For the third time since the y Wo-fa l'o
dispute bel an, VILLAIN yewbury. district Z !.
superintendent 4 Of the: aBr llyn Rapid iAl
transit, was was arrested tonight, charged
with assauting passen ger last Mon g.
day. Earlier III ay5s eleVbury ~ To-
sether with John caldsrT = g wee,
president q and Il Dow 4, 81. smith. general
( traffic Srlanagr OF the ~ company. mad
been held insl 900 ball q u charge a; Of
%inciting riot. va 49,
Two other inspectors. Is we're u also ar ar
rested to-nightSo a. warrant chltarGlllhs
assault. Sifs rs 54S@s5i s !. 8s: W. s
sgs All was quiet in Brook to 81