davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-09

For Ensenada, La Paz, Mazatlan,
Guaymas and Other Mexican Ports,
Calling at San Pedro and East San
Pedro.
Curacao. eth of each mont. 10 a.m.
Right Reserved to Change This
Schedule.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-09
OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast
Steamship Co.

Steamers leave broadway Wharf,
San Francisco.
For Los Angeles. San Diego
and Santa Barbara
state of California. .Thurscays. 10 a-m-
Santa ReSa. Sundays 10 am.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay
Pomona June 2. 3. IA. 20. 10, 80 pm.
Corona June ), II, II, 23, %, 4: 80 pm.
And every third day thereafter.
For Seattle, Tacoma, Puget Sound
Ports, Victoria, Vancouver
UmatiIIa ..... june <. 20, IN am.
City Sf Puebln june 10, -. II am.
Queen june 15, 30, II am.
-, H<.A - =. 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
NnSideren Der Sefielselenfe bei
Vferheu.

Sic meiiteu idiperen YierSe. 10
idreibt Die .0eutibe 2nnbpirtbz
idaftli6e 3eitune". bdben am Seiiels
gelenfe einen iebr Itarfen Saarpud5,
pelher bdufig einen formlihen 3opf
bilbet. Sas Iusieben Der Eferbe
miro bierbur6 a~llerbines etlpas
plump, uno manher Tferoebeliser
ldBt lit burh bieien llmitanb leift
perleiten, oieien Saarbebang fur5
ub6uidneiben, I'M Sas Iusieben Der
Sbiere 5ierliher 81 ~geitulten unb Die
Heinbaltung Der 9eine, defenders bel
ihmusigem 8etter. 3u erleihtern.
Sieie leibise Suht, Die Natur 81
corrieiereu. tpelhe lid aud in bem
@bihneipen be5fp. 8iir5eu Der Idbue
uno Defenders bes Shlpeifes. Dem
natiirliden Gbpebrmittel eeeen lds
itise Snleften aler Irt, duBert, fann
aber red)t unaneenebme Solgen bns
ben. @eroen ndmlib Die nleiIten
re6t itarfen Saare fur5 abgeibnits
ten. 10 mirfen bieielben dbnlif pie
cine i6arfe 9iirite unb reiben Die
Saut in Der Seiielbeuge in fur5er
3eit numb. Sieie anpauernbe Sauts
~rei5uns fiibrt g~eipobnlih 5u einem
bosarti9en. I6tper 81 b~eieitiaenben
Iusi6lage. tpel6er inter Dem Nomen
Inufe alien 2anbmirtben befannt iii.
Sinp Die Saare 81 lang, 10 lit es
ielbitperitdnblih geItattet, bieicl6en
ettpas sI ~fiir8en. bod uienals 10, haB
Die Saare boritenartis abiteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04

fer 8eIhmaf). SUPERINTENDENT,
Shlempe, perborbenem, perl6immels
tenn Sutter, gefrDrenem &ur5ellpert.
@ei5enfleie.
@ei5enfleie lit, iuenn lie in Der
reften @eiie @erperoung fthbet,
Elm iebr gutes &raftfutter. Im
5tuedmdBigiten lit es. lie troden, nit
SddIel permeu9t, 81 perfittern, lueil
bierbei Die ginipei6elung unb Ier<
bauung Die bette lit. Sic feline
@ei3enfleie rrirb 3par ettua5 6pber
betpertbet; ba lie aber 8erfdlihungen
mebr uusec'cbt lit, ais Die grobere
&leie. 10 biirite bieie I'M Illgeneinen
Dor iener niht 5uriifiteben. Sci
Der @erfiitteruns an Iil9fiibe lit
Dor al5ueroBen @aben 81 marne,i,
ba lonit cine an 'peidbe Butter er3ielt
pirb. lleber 21a Yfuno pro Sng
unb Stiid iou man niht biuau5s
geben. gu Suttermitteln, iuelfe
barte Butter er5eugen, ipie 8. ..
Iaure @rdier, 3iibeu. Strob. 9aums
ipouiddtmebl II. |. ~. lit Die 8eiseus
fleie cine ~beionoers geeignete Gut
9abc. Sem Sungpieb ioa Wei3ens
fleie i'm Mgemeinen niht geseben
nerben. Maitofien fonnen IN Der
eriten Waitperiobe tdglih 6--S YfD.
berabreiht iperben; nnh unb naG
lit Die &leie ourh 8orner an erIeben,
bdmit beiieres SleiSd er3ielt neroe.
Irbeitspferbe ionen tdeli6 ni6t iiber
flint Yfunb &leie erhalten. @i6t
man linen mebr. 10 fleiihen Tie iih
5iuar ih0n an unb befommen glattes.
gldn5enbes Saar, aber ibre 2eiitungsz
fdbigfeit sebt 3uriid. Sir Heits
pferoe genii9t cine 8abe Don I Sfb.;
mas bariiber gegeben pirb. 1T nnhe
tbeilig. Wdbrenb bes 8inters lit
cine Siitteruns bon ie elm Srittel
Safer, Wais uno 8ei5enflcie por<
tbeilbaft; freilih lit babel Der Yreis
in getra6t gu 5ieben. Sic aleie
pirft leiht abfiibrenb unb rei3itillenb.
9esbalb lit lire @erfiitterung on
iolhe Yferbe, Die an 0riile, &ae
tarrb ODER bsrgleideu ertranft iinb,
Iebr gebrhuhlih. Sic frdnfen
Sbiere erbalten cine 3eit lang tag
lib 2-3 Hfuno. Gin @emiih bon
@ei3enfleie uno 2einfuGen ODER
audi nit 2einlamen unb gihelmebl
5u einem Seid 5uIammengetnetei
gilt als elm trefflides 2egefutter fin
Siibner. 9eim gintauf 0 @eis
5enfIeie. namentlih. fpenn es nm gr6s
Bere Soften ii6 banSelt. laiie man
Die 8einbeit ii6 sepdbrleiiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
Die lteberminteruna oeS Slumen-
fubleS.

Sic lleberipinterung bes 9limen<
fobls erfol9t am 6ipedmdBi9iten i'm
beIlen. trodenen Seller bel etpd 40
@rab S~abrenbeit. Sie Grute ge>
i6ebe bel trodenem @etter; babel
iino Die Guberen 9ldtter 8u e%ntfers
men. Sol6e Yflan5en ieppf. bereu
SliitbenfDpfe bis gum Srolt nidt
gan3 fertig setporben iino, nebme
mar beraus, entferne Die duBeren
@ldtter unb ihlaae Die Yflan5eu in
einem m0glihit beuen Seller in feuh
ten Sanb elm. Mnn fam and
Wiitbeetfditeu bier3u periuenoen. ober
nod beiier. man brin9t bieie uid)t
iertigen 9lumentoblpilan5en in einen
nit Sano ansefiilten aiibel unb
gieBt cirfa "a 3cu iiber Die @urscls
ballen @aiier. rpeld,es hnnn sitter
nddHuiiineu lit. Iuf bie'c Eeii~ ~
es mDglid. ielbit bon Slumenfobls
ltaIoen, Die beim &ernuorebmen aus
Dem freien 2anoe I'M Sftpher nod
penie @niab 5eigen, i6one srobe
8opfe 5u er5ielen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
Sas fleinere nebel.

,Siebit 0u, bort am Sori5ont
Ifeiat cine feline 8olte auf."
.9a beibt es iebt gut G9t geben.
@ott lei Oanf. es lit elm @etpitter;
i1 bafte i6on. es mare Elm Iuto@
mobill"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04

fer @eI6maf). SUPERINTENDENT,
Shlempe, perborbenem, perl6immelz
tenn Suffer, 9efrOrenem &ur5ellpert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
Sd beilte meia 8rudleibem
SD pia ibnen seteen, Sas ibrise feet
IN hetleu.

so mar felt Sabrsn tnfoIss zines Soppshsm Bru4ss biINOs ub bstt.
Ias.ris. Rein Bans tonnts baIten. Die aerrs srflartsn ID maHe asrbsn.
wsnn ID m4 finer Operation ~antsrstebe. SO belt fe isbo9 gum 8shen
uns trirts MID sur3 cine suia&s eutesdaus. SO isuss ibnsn has
mitt,I fret per Don. wenn Sic baram iArstben.i GO bsins milo uns
{eitesm Sauienbs. % wirb Fs mrirsu. S&rsibt bsuts. Capt. VI. Z.
gsainss, Boz 764 Datsrtown. =. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
Triftiaer @rnnb.

Hihter: .8arum baben sic ben
Softor Wliler burd9e6mien?"
Ingefla9ter: Bin 9%ierbrnuer mno
Der Weni6 perbietet allen leinen Yas
tienten bas 8iertrintenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
Srmffebler.

Sn ben .&ieler Neleiten Na6s
rid1tcn" piro elm tiihtiges @ao6en
aeIudjt, bas neben Dem &o6en audi
~aQ"ousnrbeit iibernimmt. Cine
nenia appetitli6e &06inl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
%Spaanbiifer Sninpr.

Sn einem Nrtiltens9afe elner SpeS
5ialitGten @eieQihnft ipritt man
iiber bas Sebiit zines aiinltlers. Der
aaerbano Sbieritimmen nadabmt.
,@as Der tbut. lit gar ni6ts".
Iaote cine Spubrette, i'd bate
friiber einen Sreunb, Der 10 tduihenb
ben @eiang elmer gsadtisau nads
abmte. baB elm Si6ter, Der ibm nabe
pobnte, ans Sersmn6en ging.
%, bas lit cine 9leini9feit", ia9te
elm aomiter oarauf. sd babe in
Stalien eineu Semaub 9efannt, Der
10 rampant bas 8rdben zines Sdbnes
nafabmen fonnte. oab Die Come
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
spab mub aud iein.

SIS spab mnB aud ieiH. SIS
M@@@s@s@sl@@l
8inberfrase.
2ebrerin: .Gon Dem Iu9enblide
IN, als Seinri6 Der @rlte letnen
5pbn b%erlor. la6te er niemals mebr
Ieinem gan5en Geben."
Shiilerin: .Nber mas bat er oern
1ema6t, tpenn er eetieelt purpe?"
Sd5ne @escnb.
Srember: .Sagen sic NAL. Wdos
den, bier miiiien pobl penig 2eute
Der &irdbbof lit 10 leer I'M
9erbdltniB an benz eroben Sorf."
Wdohen: .Sa, tpiiien sic. Die
Mannsleut' aus unIerem Srt lterS
ben meiitentbeils I'M 3u6tbaus."
Ghper befinterbnr.
@aIt: .8as lit bas eisentli6, mas
sic mir bier gu eiien borgeleet
baben?"
&eaner: .9as 1T 8asout nit 8es
tpiir5nelfenl"
Sat: so, fol Sd babe es ndms
lid fir Helm sei6nittene S6ubioblen
nit S6ulterndgeln 9ebalten."
y " ~
Sas fleinere 1tebel.
,Siebit 0u, bort am Sori5oni
Iteiat cine feline 8olte duf."
ySa beibt es iebt gut I6t geben'
@ott lei 0anf, es lit elm @etpitter
i6 ba6te i6on, es mare Elm auto|
mobill"
Sn Der Sprfihnle.
2e6rer: r9iebe 8inber. beute ers
8dfle ih euf suerit cine @eI6ihte
Ser Clinton mar Elm gutter anabe, Del
burhaus feline l1nart letoen fonnte
gines Cages iab er, oab boie 8n'
ben einen Sunb nit Steinen parfen
Sa ipraf er gu ibnen: %, ipte bol'
ibr Ieio. Iuf Der SteIe labt mil
bas @erfen fem. Die boien &na'
ben hielten inne uno MN ratbet, mas
lie tpeiter eetban bnben?"
Nae S6iiler nit elmer Gimme
,Sie baben ben Inton mti Stetner
9etporfen."
Die Sauptfade.
esrn1. NIio S6r Stpet foQ
Die a~uspdrtieen Selegirten, Die 81
@urem Stiftunesfeit fommen, IN De,
Stabt berumfiibrenl Sas Il
pobl cine beionbere gbre?" !.
@ann: ySas penieerl Iber mi
t0nnen am meiiten bertra9enl"
y -
BUR 9aturseidihte.
9e6rer: .geidreibe mir Die Ben
teltbierel"
Shiiler: y9ie 9euteltbiere babel
am 8au1e einen 8eutell"
2ebrer: .Wo3u?"
Shiiler: ,8enn tie berfolgt tper
ben, frie6en lie bineinl"
ainblih .natn.
gu6i gebt nit Saute Ialtpinde
ipasieren. Iuf DEM griinen 8ie
ienplan rauft er elm 8ii6el Sra
aus mno beitiirmt Die Sante, e
gu eiien.
.aber Srnee". ipebrt Sante Deal
pin6en drgerli6 ab. ntpie fomm'
Oh benin oarauf, bab i6 @ras eiie
iou? SD bin bod feline 3ie9el"
,Oas ni6t, Sant6en. Iber Tapt
bat geitern 5u Wutti seiast: 8en
bie Sante Wialipine BLOB crit in
@ras beiben nolte. bann ioatet Sbr'
ellie gut baben. Na aliol"
yGnfant terrible.
Sante: ,Bas iiebit Su benin |
auimertiam meme Stiefel an, Sils
6eu?"
Silbden: rYapa iaete chen. al
er borte. bab Su ba bit: % bi
i6 neueierig. mo Die Der Sdmb md
pieoer briidtl"
StftWItUuNB
Sunee Game G6pdrnerii6)
I'D, Serr 9rofeiior. mas piirl
pobl pieie alte eide erodblen. tpen
lie iprefen tDnnte?l"
9rofeIior: Isle niirbe lager
.gntiduloigen Sic, mein Srduleil
i6 bin feline eide, ionbern eli
2inbel"
y - y
Gisennnt.
HeiIenber: .gtln, tpenn SIR ell
10 groBe Neiie 9ema6t babt. ~
Sbr ia9t. 10 perbet Sbr ben 3eute
in gurem Sorfe pobl biel babe
er56blen?"
9auer: .gi neel 8erb' midi ri
tenl Scott mid mein i6ones 8elo :
iiber bunbert Sbaler. @er ipas mi
len mill. lam ielber bin9ebenl"
- - ~
Splanbiiher Snntpr.
~ -. 0f.4. I,k a;rar EtN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04

Ser frog iiir Die Sertel mus
niebrie fem. DAMMIT lie lid uibt iiber
ieinen Hanb 5u beugen brauhen uno
trumme Niiden betommen.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-25
! Steamer ROneta Aground.

v This afternoon when landing at the
electric dock, the steamer Boneta Of
the Red Collar line, was blown
aground by the heavy prevailing
wind. The boat made her usual
landing and after she had discharged
her cargo of freight and passengers,
the wind carried the stern Of the
boat into shallow water forcing her
onto the sand and several feet out of
the water. Wheels were put under
the boat and a line attached to a
pile, in this way the steamer pulled
herself into deep water.
The steamer Fleetwood is unable
to proceed on her trip across the lake
and is anchored in Half Round bay
awaiting the abating of wind. Other
boats are having troubles of their
own, but no serious damage has been
done.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-25
Boys Ready For Battle.

The high school football team is
busy working into shape for the game
Saturday, and while several of the
boys are busy pat hing up from last
Saturdays game, they say they viii
all be in to win and that they
will rup it into the Cheney Normal
The game promises to be one we'll
worth watching. for as the season ad-
vances the tactics grow apace, and the
boys have taken a few good plays
from the Varsity team.
The following boys will participate
in the coming battle: Ralph Allen,
Sewel Gatke, Saul Thornton, Thomas
Brophy, Ted Vesser, Ben Early,
Ebert DeBolt, Eugene Weeks, Ken
meth Elder, Dan Hannah, Hawthorn
Gray, Hugh Early, Dennis Lantzy.
Thomas Lantzy and James Thornton.
The positions have not been ASST gned
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-25
Fans Go TO MOSCOW.

A number Of local football fiends
are preparing for flight to Moscow
to witness the game between the two
champions Of the west, Idaho and
Oregon. The Oregon team averages
at least 10 pounds heavier than ths
Idaho boys but the game win be a
close one, for Idaho b. much faith
in Gus Larson, the terrible Swede,
who knows more about football than
any other man ON the coast.
Oregon is feeling confident that
she will win the game, and this sea-
son secured the services Of Hugo Bez-
deck, the great University OF Chicago
star who made famous record in the
east as coach. His knowledge Of the
game is unlimited, and if Oregon has
the material, be will make great
team out Of it.
The Moscow boys are Handicapped
by the loss of eight Of their old men
including Middleton, quarter back,
who is now acting as coach; A. Rog-
ers, former tackle, with an enviable
record, and Snow as center. This in
fusion of new blood has weakened the
team somewhat, but the Idaho men
will rely largely on their fast play
ing.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-25
List Of Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain un-
claimed at the post ONCE:
Henry Adey, Carl NJ. Arndt, j.
Balinas, Curtis E. Brown, Kristian
Bayamo, Meyer Birmingham. Metel-
da Eemorge. John Diagiceuic, A. 2.
Fountain, A. S. Handmacher, w. f..
Hancock, Mrs. A. Z. johnson, Swan
johnson, Emil Yonson, Geo. Maxen-
ii, William Platt, Clement Ross, Mr..
Russell, Lee Seal, P. G. Thompson,
A. j. Bebber Van, Chas. Weidman,
Anders Warnass, Frank Wikman, JUL
ia White, G. w. White.
Please say advertised when calling
for the above. j. M. ELDER,
Postmaster.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-25

but II Is probable that the boys will
play 10 their old places.
Saturday evening the boys will
hold dance in Sander hall under
the direction Of Prof. Rothen, for the
benefit Of the team, and invitations
are being issued.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-15
A Pleasant way 70 TraysL

The above Is the usuai verdict Of
the traveller using the Missouri Pacific
railway between the Pacific coast and
the east, and we believe that the serv.
ice and accommodations given merit
this statement. From Denver, Colors.
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily to Kansas City
and st. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat.
est standard electric-ighted sleeping
ears, chair cars and up-to-date dining
ears The same excellent service 10
operated from Kansas City and st.
Louis to Memphis, Little Rock and Hot
Springs. If you are going east OF
south, write for particulars and full in.
formation.
W. c. M'BR1DE, Gen. Agt.,
l24 Third st.. Portland. Ora
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-15
WILL GROW sroNEIEss PLUM
salem Firm Purchases From Burbank
Rights to Grow and Propagate
Fruit Marvel.

Oregon is to introduce to the weld
Luther Burbank's latest fruit creation
the stoneless plum. The Oregon
Nursery company of Salem has pur
chased from the wizard the rights to
grow and propagate this marvel.
The stoneless plum has been given
the name Miracle. Z" When eminent
horicul.urists first tried the plum at
Mr.. Burbank's place they pronounced
it miracle that such fine fruit could
be grown without a stone. The Miracle
plum was perfected about a yea, ago
by Mr.. Burbank, after more than six.
teen years of experimenting.
The paren1age of the Miracle plum is
interesting, First of all Mr.. Burbank
sent to France and secured a French
plum Of dwarfsh habit, leaving a very
small, partially stoueleSS fruit, not
much larger than ood-sized bean.
The staminate parent is the we'll
known French prune (Pe.ite d'Agnon),
a hardy tree bearing immense crops of
sweet fruit. BY crossing and re-cross
ing, covering years of labor, the Mira.
che was produced. 1t is Inclined to
branch low, forming compact head,
It's foliage is dark green. The fruit
itself resembles the Damson type OF
plums, except that the "stone" is rep
resented by a simple fragment or spi
cul near the stem end. the kernel 9th
e-wise lying imbe,lded in the delicious
pulp. The plum as a whole can be bit
ten or cut through in any direction
without interference.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-15
CHANCE
TO SEE
FRISCO
Southern Pacific VIII Run an
Excursion Train From
Portland June 10

We have decided to run an excursion
from Portland and Seturn on the fol.
lowing schedule;
Leave Portland Saturday, June 10,
train No. Is, at S;45 y M.
Arrive at Oakland, Monday, Juno 1s
train No. 10, at S'2s q. m.
Arrive at San Francisco, Monday,
June is, train No. 10. at s;4s a. m.
Monday, june is, and Tuesday, June
10, will be spent in San Francisco
Leave San Francisco, Tuesday. June
10, train No, l6, at $40 p. m.
Leave Oakland. Tuesday. Juno 10,
train No. 10. at s;5e p. IN.
Arrive at Portland, Thursday, June
81, train No. 10, at 1895 a. m.
Tickets to be sold at rate Of $a5, and
to include berth in Standard sleeper
going and returning also while train Is
parked at Oakland sixteenth street
station. Also includes meals as fol.
lows;
Breakfast, luncheon and dinner, Sun
day, June 17th.
Breakfast and dinner, Monday. June
18th.
Breakfast and dinner, Tuesday, June
19th.
Breakfast, luncheon and dinner. Wei
nesday, June goth.
We omit luncheon ON Monday ana
Tuesday for the reason that members
Of the party win be scattered, and they
win make provisions for that meal
wherever they may happen to be 10.
Gated.
The tickets win be limited 10 juno
81. 1906, for return to Portland. Pull
man reservations should be made
through O. W. Singer, city ticket
agent, Third and Washington streets,
Portland. II a nnieient number of
reservations are made TO warrant run.
ming a special train we viii arrange
accordingly VIM. M'MURRAY,
A. l.. CRAIG. Asst. Genl Pass Agt.
Gen. Pass Agt, o.s.et
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-15
SCHEDULE OF TRAIN.
Reform School Supplies.

Sealed proposals are hereby request
ed for furnishing the Oregon State
Reform School with supplies for the
next six months, ending December
81, 1906. Lists with specifications
viii be furnished upon application TO
the superintendent. All bids must be
in by june 26th. All goods must be in
strict accordance with sample in or
iginal package when possible.
N. II. LooNEY,
6-14-7t Superintendent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-15
$4,000 20 be Given Away.
Who Wants the Money!

Who will writo us the best story OF
personal experience in using ALIENS
sELF.RIsING d. b. n, FLoURi We
want 100 testimonials, not to exceed
600 words each, and VIC win pay for
them.
Write and tell us why and whore you
first boughts3 B. FLOUR and how long
you have used II. Tell us how you liks
IL ami whether you have found II an
agreeable and wholesome addition "a
tho family menu. Tell Us about tho
PAN CAKES, tho BOSTON MUF.
FINS, the FRUIT PUDDING and tho
FAMOUS BOSTON BROWN BREAD.
Now, TO the person sending us tho
best recommendation and tho most ar.
tistie letter, We will pay $500 in geld;
and We will pay tl.OO each for 100 9th
or letters that NO uso. We wish to use
these letters In our advertising, bat
no name viii be published without the
written consent Of the writs.
II you have not uod self-rising D
n. Is. Flour get a package and begin
now ws win give you sunieioni time
TO take advantage Of thiS offer.
Every good grocer soils II aud you
win hBd directions Ia every package.
Use the four principal recipes and
write us about Il. We arc interested
In your cxporienee. Aff
ALIENS u. d. II. FLOUR co.
Paeihe Coast FastosJ, San jose, Cal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-15
Boii DRINKING water.

While the work Of enlarging the Hlt.
ering system 10 In progress IL would
be better for all TO bon their drinking
water-The progress Of the work win
be noted In this paper. 5.1e.tf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-15
Land Transfers Recorded

The following land transfers were
filed yesterday with the county re
corder:
Mary j. Hicks to W. W. Hicks,
in Silverton ..........S
n. and NJ. Fre-es TO John Rein
hart, land in t7s,r1e..... 160C
Chris c. Gerber to Mary Gerber
ct al, d. !. c. of G. W. Shaw
and wife, L s, W, 51.1s
acres ....... .......
n. j. Damon to Mary A. Putnam,
SO feet wide east side lot 6 in
Cartwright's additi n to Salem SAC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-15
SUNDAY EXCURSION
TO NEWPORT
On the Corvallis & Eastern
Railroad wifi Be Run
From Detroit and aft Points
West
BEGINNING SUNDAY
JUNE 81, 1906.

Fares; Detroit to Min City, $3.50;
West of Mill City to Kingston. s2.OOj
west of Kingston to Maxwell, $175,
Albany. Corvallis and Philomath. $l.5C
SCHEDULE OF TRAIN.
Leaves Detroit at 4;45 a. M, Mill.
City 5;55 a. m, Kingston 6;35 a. IN.
Munkers 6;56 a. m, Albany 1880, Cor
wallis s a. m, Philomath s:l5 a. m. ar
irving at Newport at 1e. m, Return
ing leave Newport at $3.50 p. m, giving
5la hours fun and pleasure at the sea
side. The first excursion of the season
Come and enjoy yourself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-16
Naval Orders.

Commissions have been issued to Capt.
H. McCrea. Commander J. l. Cow Com
mander G. R. Clark. Lieut.. Commander C.
T. Jewell. Lieut.. Commander F. L. Sawyer,
Lieut.. Commander C. L. Hussey, Lieut.. w.
Berthoh. Lieut.. C. Goodrich. Major j. H.
RUSSELL U. S. NJ. c.: Capt w. c. Harllee,
U.S.MC.; Capt. r. p. Williams, U.SMC.:
First Lieut.. w. N. Hill. U. s. NJ c.: First
Lieut.. r. B. Farquaharson, u S. NJ. c.,
and Chief Boatswain ]. s. Croghan.
Ensign E F. Cleary. appointed an ensign
In the navy.
Ensign E. C. Keenan,. retired. to the
branch photographic Office, New York
n. Y.
Midshipman v. p. Coffin, from the
Louisiana, and resignation as q midship-
man in the United States navy accepted
Surgeon ]. N. Moore, commissioned q
surgeon In the navy.
Assistant Paymasters D. 3. Wainwright
J. p Helm, J. F. o'Mara, F. Baldwin, M
II. PhiIbrtck. G. p Shawer. w. H. Wiiter-
dink, Q. D. Conger, H H Palmer p T
NJ Lathrop and e. c. Little have been ap.
pointed assistant paymasters in the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-16
PREPARING FOR SERVICE.
Fleet of Coast Survey Steamers 500,
to Leave for North.

The feet of United States coast survey
steamers which has been UP for repairs at
Baltimore is now preparing for it's summer
work in northern waters. Capt. J. J. Gil
bert, photographic inspector. having gone
TO Baltimore from his Office in this city to
map out the work for the vessels
The steamer Bache. Capt. p. A WeIker,
will sail this week for the Maine coast,
under orders for service in the vicinity of
Eggamoggin reach. She will carry large
force and will engage in dragging the coast
In the vicinity ofthe reach to locate sunken
stones and other obstructions. The sweeps
used in the work will be 1000 feet long and
Will be towed by launches. Capt. Welker Is
to go on leave of absence. and Mr.. L. B,
Loren. the executive officer of the ship,
will command her on her way to the Maine
coast.
The orders of the steamer Explorer will
confine' her work principally to Vineyard
sound for the summer. She will sail from
Baltimore for her station about August 1,
and on her way north will sail in Nara
gansett bay for survey work Capt Faris
will be in command OF the Explorer with
Mr.. Walter c. Dibbrell as executive officer
The photographer. Capt. Ross has sailed
from Baltimore. and Is employed In CUast
pilot work on Chesapeake bay.