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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-04-26
Resolutions Of Sympathy.

Scotland Lodge No. ST, I. O. O..
#.
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Su-
preme Ruler of the universe to
take from our midst by death our
worthy brother Alexander Mckay,
and whereas the lodge has lost a
member who was, willing to do
what he could for it's upbuildiug,
the community a noble and loyal
citizen and the family an affect
tomato son and brother, therefore
be it
RESOLVED, That we tender the
family and relatives of our deceas-
ed brother III heartfelt sympathy
IN this their hour Of bereavement.
BE it further resolved that the fore
going resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of our lodge, a copy
sent to the family of the deceased
brother and that they be published
in the home papers, and hat the
charter Of this lodge be draped in
mourning for a period Of thirty
days as a mark Of respect for our
departed brother.
Committees. B. MILLER,
D. CAssEL,
w. e. BARDwgLL.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-04-26
Ca
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
''Sl = l91HAAzzm

The friends Of Minnie Gum gave
her a surprise party last Thursday
night.
Rex Tomlinson entertained some
q bis playmates at his home Sat
urday.
Implement salesman or collector
Hayedesirable oEEaning fae II party.
Address Box 4eb. Waseca, MINI.
&. a. Pike Of the Tyndall Regis.
ter was in town Monday on his
way to his claim IN Lyman county,
Henry and James Brown shipped
several car loads Of stock to Sion,
City last week. Henry had ION,
car loads that be has been feeding
onn hlle farm.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-04-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Sheriff Garner was up from Tyn.
dali Monday.
Call up Phone No. rs for best
meat and groceries.
Clara Schenkenberger spent Sun.
day with friends in Trip.
County Auditor Cotton of Tyn.
dali was in Scotland Friday.
Wood to burn at the Goodridge-
Call lumber yard.
Miss Tena Janda returned Sat
urday from a visit in Wagner.
Maj. Spaulding left on Friday
via Minneapolis, for Ohio and New
York.
A little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Herbert last Sunday
night.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-04-26
Carpet Weaving.

! have just purchased one Of the
latest improved flying shuttle
looms, and am prepared 10 do all
kinds Of carpet weaving, rag car
Gets and rugs, and rugs made OF
old ingram carpets. Do net send
away for this work when it can be
done Just as we'll and just as
cheaply at home.
Thos. IRWIN.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-04-26

The arrival Of Mems, la.
dies and Chiidren's shoes at
John SChmierer G. Sons for
spring is the finest assortment
that has ever been shown in
Scotland. Call and see them.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-04-26

Rev. Lachlan Mclean returned
Friday from a trip east in the in
terest Of the Dakota Wesleyan Uni
versity.
A fire which had been set last
Friday in the cemetery to burn off
around a grave got away and burn
ed off quite a strip across the
grounds. No material damage
was done.
Spring rubber goods, Coats.
Boots, Rubbers, ETC., the Iarg.
est selection at John Schmier-
er & Sons.
NJ. G.. Baird, who left here last
March with his family and located
on a claim siXty-ige miles west of
Pierre, returned to Scotland Fri
day. He left his family comfort
ably settled on the claim.
MIR. Jaton is having cement
walks laid around bis dwelling
house.
For a new Spring Suit in mems
or boys, see the new stock at New
York Store. Stock not as large as
some, but fresh and cheap from
New York City.
Mr.. Courtney, who is on the road
for the Hanford Produce company
giving instruction to agents in test
ing cream, was here Thursday.
Mr.. Minich, their agent here, is
considered one of their best agents
in hat line.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-04-26
Auspices Of w. c. 7. u.

a measuring party is given to you,
lis something novel as we'll as new.
On Tuesday mex We'll welcome all;
Fat and slim; short and tall.
Three cents for every foot you're tall.
We intend TO measure you on the wall,
An extra cent for each inch you give,
Andthereby show how high you live.
With music and song, recitation aud
pleasure,
Well greet you all at u party OF
measure.
y prize for shorty. also the tallest OF
the tall,
And q May basket roundup for you
all.
AT the home of Mrs. Richmond,
Tuesday, May i, 1906.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

Statistics complied BY The Railroad
Gazette for Ne isguo Of December 2i,
shoW nat 10000 cars wcro built dur
be ihe year 1906. including cars for
use on subway apd elevated railways.
but exclusive of street and iniefurban
eleeifie ears Thsso figures do not IN.
sludo ears built by railroads IN their
own shops ~ whieh 40 exceptionally
iarge humbef have been built this year
o. ths total. ioS.a55 are for freight
ssrviee and 255i are for pa@snrof
ssFyise, iCe.7oi arr Tor domestic uso
and asoi ars fof oapoft
rhis 10 ths largest eaf output of any
oue par yst reported. and is eonsid.r.
ahly more than double ihe total output
fof ast year, whieh wa 1880. Tho
usrt largest ouirut fof any one year
Was in ipo1. whrn a total Of 625ii
eafs pce built During ths pasi thfss
nouiha ihs eaf sompaniss have booied
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
NOTICE oP PROPOSED DRAIN IN
NORTH SALEM

NORTH SALEM.
Notice is ho1eby given chat the com.
mou council Of the sity of salem. Or,
e0n. by resolution dily made az An
aaJ'urned regular meeting thereof lsl5
lon the seth day OF December. lga5
aeems 't oHVetieut AMI proposes 10 lsv
'hl construct a drain n North salem
as follows.
one ten iaeh ,ile from me ea- end
't p.'iaon sfrcct in North ssI,m. Ms.
er'y along said Division street d, s.,tt
'asnse westerly along a.l pivis,,
s'r"e' with tUo zen inch tile 10 COM.
uoFeiA street, thence with tv5 t.-
inch tiie uoTthsr'y along C5mmsrr..
street o. North street; also ssw..,..
''s 'n said North Salem az tls n,e,
~oenon of Uap.ial ANA North s-.....
ana running tt,lss westerly sIsr- s-i7
North street with two t,a inch m. 4,
''aH're'al s'r,,t ana Joining ai3 fs.,
i,a irth tle drains at ril i-,.-...
'''a OF Commercial ana N.-.t --.
.a'' '"o twelve n.h uIs drain. ..T
''n'lna,gg S..I tvo twelve .r.t r-.s-.
westerly along 0ll Nsrth rrss, ts -t.
N"'ame.te river ssl drains q, ts
So @il ana ,au.t-aasIattts s,r.,..
of 'ae property owners b.u,st,s ~.
ey ana ,he oast tters.f s,.,..,l ,...-
no property directly ter.f.,I .,L.-.t-
a. prescribed by tle charter srl M.
ord'nanees of S,i5 city
THIS notioe Is published Zen l...,
ORDER of tho ,ommou council 49,.
% tAs ars, publisauoa h,is, 49,. ,..
Hy of January, lsl6 as5 -
''Tan'es sgainsi ne absvs r,u., II.
'o''n'e1i uay 10 f,el uith N. .v,.,--
$50 si'Aaa ten days af,s- ~ a.,
Fa'-''a'l's q tAls uo,iss.
- VA. MOORRs
A'N'III -. ~,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

sou,o record breaking orders The ma
ioritv Of these are for 1907 delivery,
ana among them are orders from two
OF the leading railroads, which alone
apDun, 70 almost az many cars as the
total car output in 1904 During the
wear 2i64 cars were built by firms in
Canada an increase Of 222 cars over
the number built in 1904.
omeial returns from al Of the loco.
motive builders IN the United states
anil Canada show that there we're 5i9l
new locomotives built in 1905, as
aesins, 3iii built in 1904 Like The
car total this does not include loco.
motives built BY railroads IN their own
shops. nor orders given for repairing
or rebuilding. of The total number Of
locomotives reported built, llO were
electric locomotives built this year ex.
ceeds the total number for any pre-.
vious year yet reported. The nearest
number 20 it vas IN 1908, when there
wore si52 locomotives built.
In analytIng thc above reports 20 isI
Interesting 20 note what the totals real
~ mean By calculating the expenditure
involved 40 tbo average cost per
freight cor Of $1,000. The total spent
for freight ears would be ti65.4jj.OOOj
10 an average cost per passenger car
N $1,000. The total spent for passenger |
.ars would be- ti7sJ7OOo. ana at an
average cost per locomotive Of $4,000 |
he total spent for locomotives would
BE- t7o,s7i,OOO Aiding iheac totals
bows that thc total amount spent by
ho railroads in 1905 for motive power
md rolling stock approHimaios The
normous sum of tg0O1s6.OOO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Msmerlal fsr Minns.ota aolainr.

Minneapolis, MINI, Jan, t-h.
Governor L. r. Hubbard. General c. @
Andrews and Thomas Wilson. The com
missiuuss ih charge of che selection of
sites and monuments 10 b. erected no.
on the sites selected on the battlefield
nt Nifkshurg in honor of ths Mime.
s'ta troops who fought during che siege
of Nifkshufg, arrived hero TODAY 10
consider che dmwings and models of
tho monuments from which the sflss.
tioa 10 90 he made. ono large state
monument viii be- placed ON a sits s..
Tested by tho commissioners arI the
markers or small monuments will bs
placed 10 indicate the positions taken
By tho Third, Fourth and Fifth infsB.
Cry aud the First Minnesota battery.
Other markers will show the advanced
positions occupied hy each regiment in
'he assaults of MAY 81. Is6d.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Rheumatism

Like Neuralgia, is now known
20 be a nervous disease. The
kidneys become weak through
lack of nerve energy, and fail
to filter the uric acid from the
blood; this acid attacks and
burns the nerves and muscles,
and consumes the oil in the
Joints. producing Inflammation,
fever, swelling-pain.
To cure Rheumatism, then,
YOU must restore the kidney
nerves and muscles, and neu-
tralize the effect of the acid
upon the joints and tissues
with DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine, a nerve medicine,
which has made many cures OF
this painful disease. Nervine
strengthens the kidney nerves
and increases the circulation,
and relief is assured.
"psfore 7 took Dr. Mlles' Nervine.
! had been looking f0r a cure for
rheumatism for q years. The last
time I was laid up Tor several months,
could not get out of bed or set foot
on the floor. I tried remedies 70 rub
in. 90 drink doctors prescriptions,
etc. but none of them had any eject,
one day I read about Dr. Niles
Ncrvino and got n bottle. After the
FIRST dose ! had good nighle rest.
end after taking half n bottle the
raina dia4ppeared. nud I went out and
walked all around The town. In n week
I went 20 work and was perfectly
cured but continued 90 take the
medicine for n time. 20 make sure the
palms would not come back
eia ~. Chatham g., Racine. VIA
Or. Miles Nsrvins 10 soid BY your
druuulst, who will guarantees that the
nftt bottle Will bsnshI ~ "a falls, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04


NAV be real or the snake may be q harm
less one. but there is danger that menqce'
evorv cbild's life n the mother Is den.
eieut i'm womanly health and functional
Tibo1sands OF women have borne their
sufferiprs and kept their troubles tQ
themselves from motives Of dellcacy and
feeble childhood has paid for IT,
DIR. Pierce forty years ago, oOilsi,,!teq
Nature. aud found that she had provided
remedies in abundance for the cure OF
nessps lie found that alcoholic.
givccric extracts OF Golden Seal root
Blup Cohosh root. Unicorn root, Black
Cohosh root and Ladys slipper root,
combined in Just the right proportions,
gave such .urprsiug results that THIS
compound soon became standard IA
vorito of his in the treatment Of such
cases Ina little time the demand Tor 10
became So great that he determined 70
put it no and provide for its general sale
so that the multitudes needing 10 could
readily supply themselves.
This is now known all over the civil
lzcd world as Dr. PicrcC's FdvOrtio Pc.
scripiiDn. and its unparalleled record OF
hundreds of thousands Of cures, In the
last forty years, justihes al that can be
lald Of t.
Hts non alcoholic, nOn-udrcoiic. 10 b
srfe aud reliable for any woman, Of any
ige and IN any condition, 20 use.
Dr. piercc's Pleasant Pcllots-only one
or two a day will regulate and cleanse
and lnvigurate a foul, bad stomach, tor.
Old Liver. or sluggish Bowels.
Dr. piprce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser will be- sent free, paper.bound, for
2i onp-cout stamps, or cloth bound Tor 81
stamps over 100 pages and Illustrated.
Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Bufalo, ". Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
ExCURmoE TO CALIFORNIA
Under Auspices of nc Oregon Dsvelop
mmt League leaves Portland on
Special Train January isth

Secretary Tom Richardson, of the ore
gon Dvvelopmsn, League, Il very shE
ious hat ths stats a large should BE-
wen represented on this eIsuruion. The
party, whoh viii h composed of lsdics
and gentlemen, leaves Portland at mid
nighi. January 10, 1906, s,ops bsing
mads 40 Sacramento, Ban Francisco,
Palo Alto, aan Jose, Psso Roblc., aan,a
barbara and Los Angolos Special ~.
teriainmeui will b accorded che party
a. these poluts Ths rate from Portland
vill b ,eo FOR ons psTson, which N.
eludes thrce meals 10 b. served on dinef
between PoftlAnd AMI aasIamonto, aHd
Pullman berth 10 fos Angeles A rate
q tas win h. charged uhofs two people
occupy a double berth. A deposlt of
W y necessary on Zach Ticket 20 %
'ufs reservation. section reservations
vim h. hs'd untn December e5tA. This|
= en- ereellent opportunity 10 visit Gal
'fornaa, as the auspices under which q
% given insafes most enjoyable out
.hg
The srcurslon Il 10 bs run only pro
Fidsi that hot lss than ia5 porsons
raAe che trip An communication Ia
'efersnee 10 Fossrvaiion.ani 10 The trlp
"a gonsTal, shoais b addfe.sea 20 Mr
fom mshaFdsop, manager, Portland
nommsfsiai Cub, Portland, oreeoa.
ialpW
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

Atlanta, Ca, Jan i-Thc Tabcr
naclo M.iwinisr bible school for the
training Of missionaries and sunday
school workers will open this evening
with d large attendance. tn honor Of
che opening o. large meeting has been
arranged 90 which everybody interest.
"a IN missionary and Sunday school
work is invited. Tho school has %.
cufci Mis May n. Blodgc,t, who has
for a number of years been tho Bible
teacher fof thc National Young wo.
mans Christian Association. She is 20
b. The superintendent ~ tho Bible work
and viii conduct hyo Bible classes each
week, ono of them being a Thursday
night popular Bible class In which tho.
great sections II tho bible will baI
taught. Her other classes viii be- for
special students The course will last
three months
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
WINTER RATES TO YAoUnA RkI
orogon'a Greatest Recreation ~
Health Resort al tho Nowpon

Health Resort Al tho Nowport
Beaches.
Az winter health and resrcalls
resort Newport u tho ono par enc
ionee. Recognizing this, and wisAi,
10 give tho people an opportunity }
breathe the fresh, pure oEons OF y
ocean, tho southeFh Pacific and o.
wallis and Eastern railroads win n
sumo tho sale Of tickets through b
faquiha bay Saturday, October q,
and will cell same throughout the We
ter and spring on every
Wednesday and Saturday.
The rates viii bs the same a. a.
ing the sumner and win bs good n
return 80 days from date Of sale
DF' Minthom's sanitary Sea BaiAi
VIII be In operation during the suiiu
"ln'eF, and treatments win BE- give
daily Hot and cold salt water BAH
can be taken every day In the al
'afium' and for anyone desiring rss
recreation shd health, no place on n
Faeihs Northwest can be found sQsi
TO Haquina bay.
Other Health Resorts CLOSED.
During tho winter nearly AL obs
health resorts are closed or dihsa
70 reach, and none Of them have D
advantages OF Newport and vicinity
regards climate, points Of intsrss
recreation and amusement For parts
desiring to enjoy fishing, hunting,
seeing tho ocean In sunshine and stoa
'h's famous resort is unequalsd. n
surroundings are ideal-beautiful So
cry climate mild, healthful and
vigorating.
Cottage and Rent Cheap.
Neat clean cottages, either furnis,s
OF partly SO, can be -ented in the b
Nella'e neighboFhood Of the sanitr
'a'hs at about IS pc, month. Pies
VI iiesh milk, vegetables, honey, m
ana All household necessities can be 4
'a'ned at the lowest possible -
Whlls all kinds Of fish and the fans
soSA oysters can b. had in abundai,
i0T the trouble Of securing them.
io0ple troubled with the loss Of 2
Ps'''e' Insomnia, rheumatism or -
1o"n i'0m any cause win find Ne
to'. an ideal place to regain tha
ure. 49,
run information as to rates. ehsa
.ng OF baggage, etc, can be obtsi.s
, rom any $. P. or @. E. agent, or fra
L. Craig, general passenger ags'
/, r. Co, Portland; OF J. c. Mar
ssne'al passenger agent @. s Z,
oany, Oregon.
mates from Salem to Yaquina, a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
An Alibi

Emerson" " said the Boston motls
s.,lh.y' s. you've been in the pantg
'1-l 1 your school books there. "
..r. No'her,' replied the wise b,
A surprised at your lack Of q
I Aou have frequently Obssr'
set as far away from my 20
N possible during recreation h01I
T's0' II my books were in the pan,
must have been elsewhere. ''-Ph.
delphia Press.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

salt lako, Denver, ~
Worth, Omaha, Kanfas
city, g. Lonir, Ohioago 5Nt0
md Eaft
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Poultry. RgEs, Etc.

Poultry. Rggs, Etc.
Eggs-feF dozen, 2se.
Butter Felail-25e.
hens-sMe.
fTys-Sise.
Fruits, Vegetables. BE.
PotAtoes-25e.
oniohs-lho
Apples-s5e geT bushsl.
carFots-s5e per busAsl.
beeis-s5e per bushel.
PeaFs-slOO per ewt.
Tropical FruitA
hahsnas-5iae N.
OFanges-s26S3.
Lemons-s3Gs35O.
Live stock Markst
steegs-2he.
Cows-lh@ee.
sheep-se.
Dressed yeal-6e
rat hogs-oAe
Grain, Feed.
baled cloyeT-s7OO6s75O
cheat-s6.5O@s7.
Hmothy-ss@ss5O
GTaiu-s7@sT5O
BTan-s22.
ShoTts-s28.
Butter and Cream
BY Commercial Cream Co
BugteT-S2Hc
Butter fa'-aoe at station.
Mheat-63c.
ir1iolf' wAolsslls-Ss.75 Der ba,,sl
i''aF Fe'all--sI.o5 per sack.
Portland Market.
Wheat, Club-75676e.
Naley-55G55e
b.uesism-76@77e.
,. o1,s-Caoies White, s25as255o
M Ni..siuf-Brau SIS
nay-iimothy-sl@s15
IoAtoes-5007Oc.
Foai'ry-Aysrago ola hens ua,o..
o. ,aHs ROSTERS lOQIle; sprip,. ~ y,
! '-ei dressed chickens laGI4,. ,.@ ,.s
,' ,'yh live, l79l9si turkeys d., 5,...e5 .e5'
-..,s y.. -'a2sei geese, live. per no1ns
geese dressed, per pop1s ul9 1oS
/ i,i %. ducks l49l4Aej pigeons. 1YSI sTS
NJ p.I, SQUADS, s2@s25o. ''S
ppoIs.-D'sssed, p. 697Ae.
iBset-Dresssd, l@4E.
E'-'''l-Dresssd, els@7Bs
a9IOc. ~ -'2ei old |
.,.,. : Soo.-lso5 clip valley, .o.,,. al
.Sa5 'S,oI' a59s7ei Easelu ''cS,S o,...s 70
|, = ,N,'aaiF-Noninal, soc.
~ iS'So'.,sIF-FaHsy creamery soa,o,,
ore le9lSks ''e'ztasj
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

10 Salt Lake, Denver ~
m, Worth, Omaha, kanaaa 7itaa
it CITY, 80, Louis, Chicago
and East
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

Number Of volumes in library .264s
Following is list Of donations for
the month";
Miss Henrietto Failing, Portland
orcgon-Jane Austin, Betty Alden; A.
lE Barr. Bow or Orange Ribbouj II. D.
Brown. Two College Girls; Z. Field,
ILullabv.land; L. p. Hale, Peterkin Pa.
pers. y. D. Hills. Great Books as Life
Teachers; G. Kingsley, Water Babiesj
Mrs. j. D. Pearv. Children Of the Arc.
tic. and suowland Folk, and Snow
BABY: p. W. Pcatti comp. Poems You
ought 90 Know; y. Potter, Tales Of
Peter Rabbit; X. d. Wiggiu and ~ A.
smith. story Hour. and Posy Ring
Mr. and Mrs T. D. Honry-C Ban.
croft. Footprints Of Time; G. knight,
Half Hours with the Best Authors. vol.
3, r p. MacCaulay Critical History
and Miscellaneous Essays. vol; His-
tory Of England. from the Accession
Of James IT, 5 vol.
A. r. Kellihcr-Gcorge Ade, More
Fables, ]. T. Allen, Mcttle Of the Pas.
lures J. Bachellcr, Ebon Holden; A..
.C. Doyle, Sign Of the -Four; An English.
woman's Love Letters, c. Fitch, Smart
Set Correspondence and Conversations
n. n. Gustefcld, Metaphysics Of Bal.
zac. Statements Of Christian Science.
Rcincarnaiion Of Immortality, Woman
Who Darcs; G. P. Goss, Redemption n
David Corsou. Loom of Life; l.. tfal
eyy, Abbc Consianiin, J. X. Jerome
Second Thoughts Of an IDLE Fellow. w
q. Jordan Jower Of Truths r. 3. Lot.
Ton. Coming Races J. Ruskn. Crown Of
wild Olives n. l.. Stevenson. Master 5f
A. renhyson. 1dylls Of thc
K.ngi VIM. Thackcray Vanity Fair.
l. ~ Tolsioi, Childhood. Boyhood |
Nouihl What Il 90 be Doncf. c. Turn
5ull. soma .Kandai p. q. Walton. She
Who VIII Not When She May; L.
whiting. Tho World Beautiful In
3ooksi D. W. Wilcox. Effing Woman
Owe MpR Women and Emotions, W II
Poems
Mrs A. r. KollIhct-J. Barnes. Hero
Z Eriei n BalEae, Eugeuie Oaudo,, &.
Iing. Marion . Paiihi r. =, FraneiIloH
ds and Heroes u. H Montgomery II
do Benjamin Fmhklini y. Baldwin. /
ifty Famous Stories Rstoldp =. II. 81
almcr Russian Life in Town and
ouniryi p John, Gold Elsie. trans. by
IN, WisieFi C. King, Colouel's paugh
'Ti @, Parker, Right of Ways G. ri
ooit, Prom Franklin 20 Nansen.
Mss Maryin-C. A. Young. Dove In
DO Eagles Nest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Even Possible

"They py that Tho latest fad is 70
cultivate tho art Of talking"
"That's encouraging. Maybe some
day somebodNll star, the Fad of cul.
uvating tho art Of thinking. "-De.
troit Free Press
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
MARKE QUOTA
TONS TO-DAY
"MaEs Salem = Good Home Market

Poulty-at stoinsr's Market
Eggs-fer dozen, 2se.
Hoha-ac.
Ffys-sise.
pueks-ac.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
His Alma Mater

~ Thought said che irritable ol5
head OF the firm, "that Won ssiI gr.-
I hired you that you had tsts, .
course of instruction at am aeslsm, D.,
Yes, sir" replied the ,orr, r,..
80 Well No you mean 90 ten me ,ts,
any one could go through am ss,5er,
ana 'peil the way you doc Look al tbsr
''',''' Halt the words are mis-spsnsf.
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-11-09
PEOPLE AND
THINGS
WE SEE AND HEAR OF

A. S. Justice visited his mother
at Sparta last Thursday.
G. I'll. Sullivan Of McEwen was
here the first of the week.
The dustproblem was settled by
q. welcome rain yesterday morning.
J. M. Lockhart Of Nashville was
here on visit last week, returning
Friday.
Capt. Leon Chraway and Mar
shall Morris of Big Sandy spent
Sunday here with relatives.
ProfyM. e. Woodbridge of Lou
isville was here on business a few
days, returning home Monday.
Rev. Il. M. Mathis will preach
for Rev. E. b. Graham at the Nj.
Il. Church next Sunday evening.
Don't forget the entertainment
at The seminary tonight. The pro-
gram is excellent and the cause a
worthy one.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Thompson
of Denson's Landing spent Sun
day and Monday, here with rela-
tiyes and friends,
Don't fail to attend the big sale
ut Naifeh & Naifeh's. Everything
is marked down, and the sale will
continue until November IL.
j. j. Batemap,. one Of our pro-
gressive farmers, has left a sample
Of his corn with us, and those who
have examined it pronounce it to
be the best corn they have seen
this year. Uncle Jerre is not only
ngood farmer but he's a Jolly good
fellow, and he knows how to make
the best Of what there is in life.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-11-09
Wirconsin, Maryland, Ohio, Iowa,
California and North Carolina.

Wirconsin, Maryland, Ohio, Iowa,
California and North Carolina.
Hearst was defeated by Hughes
for governor Of New York by less
than 10000. The remainder of
the Democratic State ticket is
probably elected.
Missouri has swung back into
the Democratic column again In
the city Of st. Louis the Republi-
cans have a small majority.
Delaware elects Democratic
governor, and Republicans admit
loss Of North Dakota.
The Republicans will have very
little to say in the new State of
Oklahoma constitutional conven-
ton which meets at Guthrie, Okla,
November 20. OF the 112 dele
gates elected in Oklahoma and the
Indian Territories Tuesday less
than dozen are Republican,