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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14
Latest sorcsreas 10 Charm the clsr.

Latest soreeTess 20 Charm the Czsi'
ssrsnge stories of a soreeress af the
Ru..ian court have ben oelated by
thoa acquainted win the inie-nal AZ
fairs 81 the ears hou'chold. The
erars tendeuey toward mysticism -
wey known and it has caused him TO
lseopa she dupe of several successive
hypuotists. spiritualists fortune tell
efm an,l sueh persons. A. one time u
wna the Frenh hypBotis named Phil
iyTr who e0u,rived 70 gain such ~
markahle a-cepdcney Owe the car,
smd A. anotier timc the despoiic ruler
Of i30, ZOO Subjects Wa entirely
under tlse innWnce u qnaek wcath'
e yroph,r nincd DemPischko. ~
pre~pt sorc6css named Ienobla
0alalschka II In high favor az the
Ru.~ian court
zcBolla Gslaisrhka wus introduced
80 tho erarS notias W a curious way,
prcyious 70 her appearance in 81 Pc
ser.A,ayg a. resids-l Al A n,qnoto vii.
iiae. IN the Russian province volhyuia
wAsrc she carui d al living by fortcA.
ius.aSs fe-tnn- ~ a.e iguount pess.
ara l7YaIS'ant- A Russian nobleman
wha uas hunting In that district Of
yo.hyma h.ar., of the fame Of the
foruae ,sli.r and went hims 4 "a
bcaH bis fas. from her lips. Zeuo
bsa nalaisehka who app,ans 10 Ne a
woman With exceptional powers Of ob
~wsation and unusually sharp wis
todd the Young aritocrat ~ much
about h,m..sf thus wus tue that he
tee~n~ a brlisyr ln h.r rcpu, i Nt
pananal cuiovmeu,a When be re
tnrnod - 81 Petersburg b. related hi.
su.risnse "a ,hc esnr who vas keen.
y me s.s..l ., the story Of the VoL
hvaan ~wc~,..a
whsu twcrsy -four hou-s Z,noiIo
Galutrehlu wus visi,cd by two police
oaieials u hsr dis,rie' who commmi
eass.l 20 hsw TIA. wuaisinv ins.lN.
sS.no, that tho erar had summoned
hes ~ ~. R.s~sburv mev hna o.,
dsr. to srange t-r d,uarture apl "a
t.n~rl.k, for h-r eomforv an the lo,c
ionoev. TIE nMs ~ the uw,~,al
haasr conferred on Ze,obia G,lat.ch.
ka bv th.s enf.s,w sprrad oui,kl,
thmashout NJ, district and an i'm.
ncsHs crau,i af rustic admirers -
cvrsr.i ti-s ~ suts, ,vlirr to th, nesr~,
sasion. MARY mike avn,
On hsr awiyul in ~ P,s-,burp
Esvotla Galas-cAkn Vas taLsx, Ia the
sosFxial pAAeo s,ui lo.ls.. there Ia a
suite of eicgaa ruous. Az M. Ars
i-br, lsw slish she l.,d VITA tho erag
~ was Asliehts,I vaiA Aer ,s,ucs n
rs~ssrusicu anl lisiua,ion sml ,as
~. lssr. ,lias,l, lls,sila. ,n hi, fa,,r
stuos thst ,ny Ecu.,oia Oala,s.hka.
~.Ass~ fail,r ~us a hs,d laborn lu-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14
rpoM I. OUR RELIGIOUS EXCHANGES

whs. these meTeiful people tried 20
Pacific Baptist Advocate.
brotherhood that exists Only VITA
in the walls OF the church is a sham
and hypocrisy To profess that broth
hood and no, 70 carry i, into business
and social relations, 20 leave it out Of
he warp and woof Of our daily life
i. "a be false to the Christ we eonfe,s
and 10 the gospel in which we profess
20 trust. He who profess 20 give MIN.
elf ard al hat be has to the service
Of che Master-which for Us is the
servic. Of our fellow-men-and then
gives but a part, and holds back TIE
-e.-. like Ananias and sapphire. Is al
ready on the threshold Of spiritua.
Death. Tie man who does that cannot
er.er into life. for life is love and love
ia sacrifice. and If there x 10 saerif'e
all his profession Of religion is vain
That. too. i. hersv.-Tte Churehman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-14

A great day is ahead Of Us. Christi
anify has something else On "hien 70
base IL claims be,ide supernatu-slism
and tradition. ], j. a living love thai
soeiaims What We are going TO have
/. no, a bundle of ereeds, made out OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27
GREAT COUNTRY
lis ISLAND
OF CUBA
tBy Thomas G. Brady.)
On the Train in Cuba.
.Iannal.r 10 Innc

Editors Of the Telegram:
No medium that's open to me. Of
fers me the opportunity to reach 20
many Of my friends back home AZ
your paper, and that my friends may
know stillmore of Cuba. andlifs on
portInities for investment I bsyc
written you and need but mention
the name of Sir VIM. Van Horne
who has backed his opinions with III
millions in Cuba.
Van Horne is a great big strong
man, who greatly resembles General
Grant, when you look him square in
the face. but he's Bigger frame
man. He has the STAYING qualities
OF his double. Not liking the treat
ment of the United Railroad. he i
paralleling their line from Santa
Clara to Havana, and when COM
pleted he will own line from San
tlago de Cuba to Havana.
The hotel accommodations at San
tlago are far from modern. Sir
William has bought property and is
having places prepared for a mod
ern hotel at that point. / have in
former letter told the Telegram
readers how he has modernized the
Motel at Camaquy, till it's an up to
date American proposition. eleeant
IN all its appointments and moderate
in its charges.
Our party of six sailed from Mo-
bile Tuesday morning (but wben
You come don't sail from Mobile !:
IT'S not as pleasant as Tampa, Mama
or New 0rleans). We had a stuffy
lil-yentilated ship and a very rough
voyage; all were sick except the
writer. and he was not any "chipper"
than he ought to have been Ex-
Sheriff Walton, of Cabel. is one of
the most amusing chaps doing the
seasick stunt | have ever seen. You
know most chaps get as cross as the
letter x, but no so with Walton.
He never could see anything but the
ridiculous side of it. But after a
long slow voyage we sighted a Moro
castle, then Havana, when the most
OF them, like st. Paul, when he saw
the Five Tayerns, took courage. G
have heard it was because st. Paul
knew he would soon get a drink
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27
! know TINT the most Of the passen-
gers On the Mobile did.

know TINT the most Of the passen-
gers On the Mobile did.
Well, now We are ashore among
Cnba's worst enemies since Wgler
left the island The native Cuban
CRATER, the porter, and the land-
lordi Why they are 80 crooked they
viii meet themselves coming baej,
one Of these days. They leave a
bad taste IN the mouth Of the visitor
but thank the Lord they 90 to make
up but small portion Of Cuba, ana
II you are good serapper You will
come out all right and i guess most
of your readers would.
AS ! write this, the air is as
balmy as spring. The roses are in
their June perfection at home, corn
i coming in, the first crop of 1906.
They are digging new potatoes, they
harvest three good crops year of
lall vegetables, pumpkin vines are in
bloom, and the gardens generally
have the appearance of July at home.
The party are simply amazed. They
have all been reading about Cuba for
years, but the green, the everlasting
Green of the island, don't seem TO
have taken hold of them until with
in the past "a hours. They are con-
lyicted and converted Ia fine onnor-
tunities of Cuba.
Only today ] learned that one Of
the largest land owners in Cuba, an
American, by the way, has been to
the powers that be, and laid before
them the proposition to spend a
large sum of money in newspaper
land magazine articles, bringing such
men as Creeland and Carpenter anil
Others of their class to tell their
Especial admirers in their inimitable
way why Cuba offers so much greater
returns 10 the investor from the
States than any thing else he can
put his money in. You see it's the
lldea the Telegram so often advocates,
ii. e., if you have something YOU
want to interest the people in, let
the newspaper men tell it for you.
We are just passing Sir William
Van Horne's new supar estate, ia
tibOnica. Like everything he does,
it's the very best, and when complet-
ed viii represent $780, 900 invest
ment. They say when fellow
backs his opinion with his money
he has faith. The property as we
see it is pretty picture.
Our party, in true West Virginia
style, have all the windows up. (you
know Capt. Bill Devries used 10 saw
they could not see through glass;
coats off and smoking s.stogies.s It's
hard to teach an old dog new tricks.
But the temptation is delightful and
they are justified in shedding their
coats and having the windows up.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27
First Notice to Creditors :


"a f'le District Co8rf 81 tie Lnifea
States for ihe Northern 0istriet
q West Virginia
u RI
William E. Siareher, Bankrupt
IN Bankruptcy.
l'o the creditors 81 William Il.
Starcher Of Clarksburg, IN the
county Of Harrison and district
Aforesaid. a bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the
s2nd day Of January, A. D. 1906,
the said William Z. Stareher was
duly adindieated bankrupt; and the
first meeting Of his creditors will Be
held at the law office Of W. Frank
Stout, in Clarksburg, w. Va, on the
Sth day Of February, A. D. 1906, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which.
time said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint trus-
tee, examine the bankrupt and trans
act such other business as may prop
erly COME before the said meeting.
Dated January %, 1906.
W. FRANK STOUT,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Haze Morgan, Esq,
Attorney for bankrupt
26jsuu2td
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

No pill is as pleasant and positive
as DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
These famous little pills are so mild
and effective that children, delicate
ladies and weak people enjoy their
CLEANSING effect, while strong people
say they are the best liver pills sold,
Never grippe.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27
hODOL
Dyspepsia Cure.

For Indesgtion Dyspepsia, Sour stomach
SElatnlencs Headache Water Brash, Belching Of Gas
ing from ndiges ion and non-assimilation Of tbe
1 had Dyspepsia In It's worst form: was reduced IN
Eeight TO | pounds. After using two and onehsis
potties OF kod0l, was completely cured and resfarad
y my usual weight of 145 punds ~ S''o''u
J. LUTHER JOHNSON.
Attorney At-Law, Clebnrue Texas
hODOL DfGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27


| wish thai every reader Of tlle
Telegram could enjoy this beautiful
lafternoon, with the balmy air mace
fragrant with wild flowers Is 81 seem
on every side, and when AIr. Flaeler
has bis new railroad to Key West
completed, one VIII be able Is reach
Havana in six hours Ia Sims that
viii compare with the ocean ereg-
hounds Of today. This new ROAD q
MIR. Flagler's viii be 116 miles long
and is estimated to cost $4,000 :
900, four miles Of which vii eost
S75O,00O per mile His boats viii
convey Pullman cars across the cham
incl intact, in other words. party
win be able to take sleeper N
Seattle and need not leave II until
they reach Santiago.
Now there must be something
more than the ordinary that attracts
such an amount OF capital and in
duces such an undertaking. Now.
what IS It. Its the same thing
that james ]. Hill saw in the North
west, a sparsley settled country
capable Of supporting twenty Or
thirty millions of people handsomely
while today they have barely a mil
lion and a half. Mr.. Flagler knows
the American people as few people
do and knowledge is capital.
We are just stopping at Bartle, a
colony of English speaking people,
who have been here less than four
months, yet they have a hotel COM
pleted and possibly rs to 80 houses,
with number under roof. When
| passed here in October there was
mot a stock amiss. Tonight they
held a ball at the hotel. How's this
for progress?
Tomorrow we commence our trip
up the south coast over the historic
grounds of July 8, 1898.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27

Now is the time to guard the
health and strength Of the lungs.
The best remedy 10 use for coughs
and colds is Bees Laxative Honey
and Tar. The only cough syrup
that does not constipate tie bowels.
but which on the other hand, expels
AL cold from the system by acting
as a pleasant laxative. Best for
coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough
etc. Sold BY Stone 4 Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27
JQmdiSan Lady Speaks Highlg Of
ChamberldiR's Co7tgh Remein

HFINWENtI NNFTI , pVNyt WtWtUH.
Mrs. Michael Hart, wife Of the
superintendent Of Cart Service, at
Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies Is
lands, says that she has for some
years used Chamberlain's Cough
lemedy for coughs Group and whoop
ing cough and ias found Il yefF
beneficial. She has implicit con-
fdepce in it ana. wonl dnot be With
out bottle OF i in her home. Sold
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27

SleILiAa and CamIarlinn.

The sothiug and comforting 81
ISIS of DeWitl's Witch Hazel Salve,
when applied e piles, sores, cuts,
0oiis te subdues pain almost ill.,
SANITY This salye draws out tie
inflammation, reduces swelling and
acts Is rpbefacient, thus circnlst-
ing Tie bhod through The diseased
parts, permitting Or aiding Natufe
70 permanently remove the trouble
entirely Sold b. Stone { Mercer.
- ..l,il, !. n I. - z. 1870.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27

Let us do your plumbing. We
save yoar time, money and pstieaee
Roberts Hardware Co, declseOdtf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

A. 7. Carter, Of 414 Monticello
avenue, will make your feather beds
into folding feather mattresses. All
work guaranteed. ian1tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27

Rev. Arthur Hank was in the city
from Sale mFriday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27
REST
THE STOMACH.

Nothing win cure indigestion th.s .dossp,t
digest the food itself, and give the stomach per-
feet rest
You can't reasonably expect that any weak
stomach will regain its strength and get well when
II u compelled to do tie full work that a sound
stomach should do.
You wouldn't expect sick horse 10 get well
when It is compelled to do full days work every
day Of the week.
Your stomach must have rest
But il isn'tnecessary to stsrvs yourself in order
TO rest your stomach
kodol Dyspepsia Cure is perfect digestsnt. II
will digest all Of the food you can eat regardless 81
the condition OF your stomach.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27

@The charity organization is so-
Letting donations Of bed clothes for
the new insane asylum"
what are you going to send
them?"
20, some crazy quilts, l suppose"
windy says he's afraid to take
books out Of the ubplic library for
fear of the germs"
"There's one variety that would
MT hurt him.
{ whats that?n
Information germs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-27

I. ), Z, Blake. u Nj. Clam, suyI' NJ
Friday IN the city
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-04
LAND VALUES.

The Manu- facturers Record
has presented from the leading
bankers Of the South a sym posi-
nm Of land values and it is inter
esfi, & and Instructive, showing
as it does the great advance in
the value of all farming lands.
The South is truly the coming
G untry OF these United States
aud this array Of opinion based
upon facts in all sections of this
country will be of inestlmable
value in advertising the resour-
ces of this section.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-04

ia It is generally accepted that
Hon. Chas- Scott. of Rosedale,
Miss, will be a candidate for
Governor in the next race. Mr..
Scott is tine man with a host
of warm and .ad dmiring friends,
who stands high in the regard of
all who know him and it is gener-
ally expected that he will make a
most formidable candidate. Mr..
Scott's name has been mentioned
in connection with this honor for
some time past but his uUterance
the past week that he would
probably be candidate seems 5
to settle the matter.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-04

You will never experience any
unnecessary delays. you will at
all times get the very best drugs
that the market affords and you
will have the consolation of know
ing that the price charged was
right. That you may be sure
your prescription falls in right
hands tell your doctor to leave it
with L E. Lide q Co. Phone 5O2.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-04
Purchasing Power of a o sI!ar.

A part of the pure Ia : ing power.
OF your dollar IS waieSed whe.l
you buy on credit, sus when you
buy for cash you get a i.undresl
cents in value for every doilar
expended. Bring your cash IL
The Woman's Store during their
clearance sale and you realize The
purchasing power of dollar bet
ter than you ever did bt fore.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-04

.-.===. :
The opinion gained from this
section is from the penof Hop.g
A. Johnsttn, whose position as p
banker in touch closely with the
affairs Of this section-Is~ worthy
of reprod nction. In replying to-
the Record Capt Johnston writes:
THE advance in the value OF
farm lands hereabouts has been
slow. gradual. but steady. the
past six years. When cotton was
selling at five cents they we're
being sold by creditors at 13 TO
$40 an acre. Just then w. Z.
Brown and f. B. Haynes saw the
situation and commenced bulling
cotton. As they lifted the price
of the product the lands lifted
| them selves, and today the mort
cages are about all lifted and
lands hard to buy. Values are
now Sl5 to $40 as against S3 to
$40 an acre. Ia West Mississip-
pi delta lands have improved IN
value even in greater proper
ton. From 1856 to 1899 it was q
hard proposition to make buckle
and tongue meet Cotton at five
to eight cents, interest at 10 to
the limit, there was no money to
the producer: negroes left the
fields for the mines and railroads.
Young men had seen their faith
ers fail for years at raising 5-cent
cotton for 10-cent interest, and
they came to town. Ten cent cot
ton and no interest to pay have
changed all this. Things are on
parity. King Cotton was slow
to move. but he has come into his
own, bringing gladness and pros
perity to all his kingdom. 1t is
difficult to realize that the South s
export of raw cotton alone the
past six years has brought Into
the United States over 81, 500. 900,
900 in gold. This is what brought
about, this is what established
the gold standard The lands
that did it are i'm proving in fer
tility and price as the years come
on. The Immigration to the
South is practically nil. A few
Italians are being brought into
West Mississippi and louisiana,
but not enough to reckon. A man
can take 10 acres of Mississippi
land, be walled in and never
come out for anything save salt.
He can produce every fruit, veg
etable, cereal, cattle and cotton,
live like lord and have cotton to
sell. Our lands are increasing
in value steadily just among our
selves, not speculatively, but in
trinsically.o ~
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-04
THE RAILROAD QUESTION.

III.
rLa;,a ,os+;on - rrou
;.4,oo in this State
T. u;,1 ho on ;ssuo in the next
; mhat i trno of Mis-
a;ae;a; : +n,a of tho whole conn
+rv Tn Alabama across the wav
+,.a a;lroaas .,a their onn,es
s;on of the neonle has made the
oovarnor,s race and If Is beliey-
aa a+;t r,1, ,aka Gamer who
i standino for the rights of the
noo,lo as AGAINST the noverful
cornorations invincihle in the
naxt race
That the railroad onestion is
imnortant that If * becoming
orava+oa oil oror tho country
i shown nv the demand upon
IConoross that tho government
asn,a tho rosno,sihil;4v of do
tarm;n;ns what ara and what fare
not roasona,la rates Tt has
nrecin;tatad an issne tending to-
uaras ,atarnalism and its onno-
non+s . 70 no;,tino tn this tanden
oason 20. dofoat
rrho noo,,,o oro ha+uoo, III o
.a;1roaas q, o,o bond and tho
oonoo,t..t;on Of nouo, IN tho
Eodor.1 royornnont on tho other
ana hotb aro 70 bo foarod
PIT thoro;s rooson fo. tho
orouino dissatisfaction This
snir;t of unrest this wish
for .bonoo froo, tho ,resen+
oond;t;oo of tb;,os Tt is found
~ tho r,+h1ass rooora for tho
noon,o,s RIGHTS which tho oroat
o,a o.lthv oorno,st;ons havo
shoun a,d ore shov;no rbou
a. o4 hos;4o+ 70 r;ol.+o loe
ovorr;do constitutions h,,v M
loo;slat,,ros oorrnnt officials and
oivo tho h1;o tho worst Of tho
aoal all olono tho l;no
A conn;cons instance of this
nouar of uoalth ;s sboun IN tho
attemnt of tho Sonthern to rid
;+se1f of ;ts comno,;to, IN +b;s
soo+;on tho M e. n po;1.ood
MISUNDERSTANDING that tho C,nst;-
++;a of.h;e cta+o ~ 1oa;
,,4; 44s oe 4h;a cta
Eli. .4 of
+h;,o ,rnvis;ons 4h;oh ~ ~o.a
n.ao for tho nrotoc+;on Of tho
nao,,o hv tho f..no.s af ~. ;
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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-04

A fne piece of city property
for sale. Well rented and a good
See Maer Reilly
Co.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-04

Repair work of all kind done
quick and reasonable at the City
Machine Shop. Right 40 town
at the old stand of THE DISPATCH
office on North Market street.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-01-04
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
p. w. MAER, Owner and Manager,

Entered at the postof1ce in Columbus, Miss
As second-class mail matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-22

Speculative operations have un- occasionally induced more or less manipulation of money market rates, says Banker Clews. It is quite pos sible that recent liquidation and the putting out of government money. IS well as the anticipation of $1.OOD GOO disbursements of the Vanderbilt lines, will somewhat moderate the tension in the local money market, but it is too early yet to assume that in thls respect we are out of the. woods. and the coming week will be watched with much interest. January dis bursements have been largely provid- cd for. being exceptionally heavy and complicated by the call for S1OOOO,- GOO, being first payment of the St Paul new stock issue. After the middle of January easier conditions ought to prevail, though high interest rates may. nevertheless be expected for months to come. and another crit ical period must befaced when the usual April settlements are due. By one means or another there has been a tremendous increase in our currency supply; yet the scarcity of funds will remain so long as high prices and business activity continue to absorb such large sums. With the close of the year, conditions are unfavorablc to speculative activity. attention he- ing largely devoted to the closing of accounts and making arrangements for the coming year. This weeks de cline In the active stocks has heeu somewhat severe. causing consider able losses to some of the big holders of stocks. Much criticism has been indulged in regarding some of the recent stock issues. not only as to the method of issue. but also as to the amount of water injected by means of the sale of rights.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-22

No one outside of slothful Turkev realizes that when an trade falls it strikes like lightning says an arti. Gle in Appleton's magazine. For twenty years French and Enclish companies dawdlcd with the Damas- cus-H Haffa railway. A year ago the Turkish government took possession and by imperial fiat the road WAS completed within a few months. through trains running and a steam boat line placed in operation upon me waters of Tiberias. And now word has gone forth from Constan- tlnople that carriageway is to be completed from Jerusalem to Am man; primarily, of course, for pil- grims who land at Jaffa and % by rail to Jerusalem. But it's value to tourists whose time in the Holy Land is limited cannot be overestimated. Beirut to Baalbek. Damascus. the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and Jaffa, now becomes three days Journey instead Of occupying as many weeks. The plans the capitalists of all nations have been carried to completion in twinklirg by the mere word of the man who has hitherto opposed every movement of the outside world for the regeneration of the land that is sacred alike to Jew, Mohamme,i.n. and Christian"