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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
Die I} orm omen.
g8aI6inQton, s. 95t6r.

49, '''S'~"f - DN%Ss
0or 0em g1dbltomIte 0e5 5enais
nuroe bic llnter5uAung oer 5ragt. o6
Der Senator Reeo Smpot ppn lltd6
fsinen SiB bebaIten ioue. iortQeieBt.
Qls 3euge ipuroe Der Yrofefor Wolfe
pernommer, Der feiner Nusia9e jus
folqe bis gum l. Sanuur oieies ,Jabrs8
ein Mprmone lpar. Gr sr3dbitc, oaB
Ole @ielpeiberei in lltab nod in ools
len @ange lei, unb tbeiIte nit. RAP
ole Nlormpnsn bel ibrsr 2(uInabme sis
nen Gio ablegeu miiTen, bem3ufotge ie
ME auFb0ren oiirfen, @ott gu bitten
roas 8Iut oeS 8ropbeten an oieier
@dtion 3u rd6en".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
Ser GeItruTt.
Rem 2]ori, s. 15sbr.

Ntlp .Jpllt O. O'pl'
@ie an Wauitreet unoiii3ien beri6s
tet lpiro, itebt Die Stduoaro Ot Goms
pam i'm 9egriii, i5r 9lttienfopital BON
$100.000,000 bis auI $600000.000
3u permebren. 0us Ioa oaouy4 ges
fcbeben, oaB icoem 9lttiondr fir cine
@ttie Ie6s neue 2lttien geQeben lpers
Den. IS beiBt, pdB Der OeItruit ni4t
Die glbIibt bat, ods 2RttertapitdI in
Wirtlihteit 81 perlpGfern. ionoern
nur ben pldn fuBte, burh Die Nermcbs
rung Der 2tttien Die 8etbeiligung oes
PubIitlms Su erbOben
Die 9ritit, pel6f burt) bic ung:z
beuren 9ioi0enOen BON 40 bis AZ pro
sent berporqerufen puroe, iolI ben Widz
hern Ole 2lugen aeoffnet uno auf Oen
8ebanten gebra4t baben, Ourd cine
9r0bere algemeine 8etbeiIiguno cinen
beheren 6in0rud gu er5ielen. Die MI
tionGre per0en teinen 8eriult erleioen.
Sobalo aus elmer Qlftie 1ed)s Qemd6t
piiroen, miro Der Preis BON $50 duf
115 iinten. dber es miro fir cine 2lttie
nod immer cine 0ipioen0e bon I pro
gent iibriq b,eiben. Der QtttipnGr lam
ourh Elm ioIdes Berfabren nur gepins
neu, benn tpenn cine 2(ttie BON 800 duf
115 fdlIi, bann tonnen aud ioIHe 9eus
te iid betbsiIigen, bic friiber ourb Oen
boben Yreis abgebaIten purosn uno
Die Qttien neroeH eber iteigen aIs faIs
len.
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0euti dian 5.
Berlin, s. syebr.

CtttlHt Q. Oepr.
eSm preuBiiden 9tbQeoronetenbauIe
ertldrte Der U}iniiter oes Snnern, Or.
b. Betbmdnn 6puneg sur 4enoerun1
oes beiteGenoen Wablre6ts lei Der iez
Bi9e 9luaenblid ni9t geei9net. Die
Regierung Isi dber nit @rpGgun1 ser
5rage beIhdftigt uno feue itatiitii6e
Grhebungen an, nm bic erforoerli9e
8runolase 5u gepinnen.
0emgegeniiber Ipra9 iih Der prin3
2uOnig bon Yabern, ser GlteIte Sobn
oes prin3regenten, absrmals gu 6uns
item oes aagemeinen uno oiretten
Wa9lre6ts fir 8apern ans,
Berlin, s. 6ebr.
Der bisberigs beiiiiAe SuitBminis
tier GndIo lit an Steue oes unIdnQIt
peritorbencn Or. 9arl Rotbe gum pre-
mier uno UliniIter oes glusnGrtigen
ernannt uoroen. Der 6igberiae Wlinis
iteriaIrdtb Braun 1T gum N}iniiter oes
Snnern aufgeriidt. Rotbe bate aud
bieieS Portrfeuils Bis gu Isinem Sobe
inns.
Berlin, 8. 6sbr.
aus Der toitbaren Utan3iammIun9
oes alien SbloFes 3u Wdnnbeim bas
ben Ginbreter Uliin3en i'm Uert6e ron
10000 Wtart ssitobIsn. Bon oen
Sbdtern bat man no6 feline Spur.
Rem gort, 8. Jsbr.
Der u9. .. Sts3ts." iabslt ibr gsy.
liner Gprreiponoent:
Der Biosri.auo gsgsn nas bem preus
biidsn 2lbaeoroustenbduie porleaen
be S4uI5sies srsiit INNER meter
um F6. 5n 5rantiurt 4. U2. ian.
Iosbsn cine risiis bsiu9ts qrotsitrs,
iammIung TAFT, an tp.lasr gsrtr.t.r
aIIsr partsisa tbeiInopmtn. 2is Rso.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
Das 3e@t Ser Got6otsu.
Waibinoton s. Iebr

3as 9risqsoepartement trifit 8ors
6er,itupgen, um Die Redtc eines Col.
oaten 3u ndbren, ipelder in Der (5rs
il0ung Ieiner 4Hi6t einn GiDiliIien
.ridoB. IS 1T Der 3dQ bes 5oloas
ten 1op6, neldtr }uiommsn nit osm
Qeutndnt Rolpb %. 3turp ipelen
Io0tidld1s in QlniIagsjuitauo perifbt
nuroe, neil er, pdbrsnb Il 1ui Dade
pdr. siutn iungen Uleriden 0amens
G,oiule1 sridoB, psl6sr aup1sr aus
BEN QtienaI BON 2tnegbsnp ftabl.
Der pro3eB iol i'm Geri6t BON
qlleobsuD 6ountp our gsrpanoluug
lommen. IS banbslt fd bduptid6s
lj6 um bic 5rags, ob Elm SoI0ot Oas
8e4t Bot auf einsn fIiebsnosn Gpiss
butsn pether Rsaierungseig,ntbum
osfo6lea Sat. AT itiebsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
glutp m obitunfafI. 0
Ren Wnrf & espbr


9luf sntIeBlife Meiie tam S. @ms
met G}or0on, Der Supertntenoent elmer
qroBen QtutomobiI 8emiIe an Der Sc.
StyaBe uno 8roaopap, um's 2eben.
Der lIngIiidlide Itiir5te iammt Ieinem
ihperen Nutomobil our6 0en Sdddt
zines 5rahtauf3uges in ben Seller uno
erlitt oabei 70 IhredIihe 9erleBunssn,
oaB er auf Dem Nege nab Dem Apoies
ptlt 6oipital Den Geiit dusbouhte.
9os 9lutomobiI itii9te 3par nur cine
Gtrede pon feds J1B. aber Goropn
nuroe nit FOLDER Wu6t auf Den itei=
nernen gooen 0es Sellers qeIhleubert,
6aB er einen Shdoelbruh uno idfpere
innerlide0erlebunQen oaponiruq. Sine
4mbulaH3 lpar raid CUR Gteae. ebe
6ieielbe ieoo6 nit oem Sbperuerleb
ten oos 6oipitaI erreicben tonnte. mac
Der Waun cine qeide. 0drrD gDdres,
SO Sabre aft. aus &c 425 g9eit IS.
Strobe. ser &tcpatprmlnn. lpur0e ne
qen pcr6ye6eriic6er 5dbrldiIiqteit per
baftet, oot peri6ieosne 2luQen}eugcn
tebaupteu 0a6 er an oem llnfdu al
folut tejue lShulo trdgt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
Qalpurdiio, z. 9sbr

Cine 2epeihe aus 9(ntofaqoitd,
8uht BON Uiorana, Gbils, melbet, baB
Die Gifsnbabrar6eiter in Sruro. 30
Iioia, am Streit iinb uno fiinFsi1
RGnner IoIlen pdbreno zines bort oor.
estummersn Qufitanoes 1et0otst pors
ben iein. Iis gebGr6en perIuten Die
Streiter AT berubi1en. 9reuaer mt
9ruppen iino na9 2lntofagaita beors
bert iporben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
@roht @orrGl6t

g1h ber 9tityigsn 3uiommsntunit
ber grifoenttn oer oeridieoenen aobs
len iorotrnlen tyiienbobnsn bsB IS,
Is lei Elm 10 9robsr ltebeJfluB an .oarts
tob,sn oothonosn. oab islbit Darn.
penn am ]. Q(pril tein Gtreit srtlGtt
ntrbe, Die Giru6enbsfb,r Die 2trbsitsn
fir Iangsrs 3sit sinltsQ.n tpiirOsH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
Aborlrbnt.
Tas Ebcraeridlt lGIt it'd ntdlt fiir 81.
itGuOi9, aegcn ocn Winuor 2nnne
pOrjHgcbcu.
Ole @aiicrGciliaen.
Sic bnttcn ucrlnugt, hnf Der MaNOr
SnnnC ge5uungcn lucrOen iullc, oaS
alte SpnntOsSacicp bnrd5niiibrrn.
Scin nNianOannS" .%crfabrcn.
Springfielo, Su., s. fFebr.

0ds Stoailobeygsrid)t bat oen 2lns
trag 3u @uuiten zines Wtanoamus=
0erfdbrens, uelHes ben Mapor Dunno
3lpingen ioa, Oas SonntagSgeleB in
@bira9p our43ufiibren. nit Der 8es
sriinOuna dbgerpieien. oab es in Dem
6du .t.g, Surisoittiou babe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
QtbeasmitteGoerfdIIdun un9.
Wnihinnfnn 8 Gehr

2OuIglHgtuH, Q. l5tpt.
Der profsFor $. 10. Wilep, G6ef
oes htmiIhen 8epartements oes Qlders
bauminiiteriums, srtidrte in einem
9ortrdae, oab our9 oie peri4isoenen,
unter Dem Ramen .Sootng Sprups"
ooer .8ain aiuer" betannten Wlittel,
Iopie our6 unreine WiIh WiGionen
pon ainoern 9eppfert hi, oen.
.Uir pifen nidt". Iagle er, npas
nit Der Ylild geibeben 1T. Die mir 3u
Sduie trinten Qduienbe Ui0qlibteis
Ten fu0 oor6on0en, odB bas. mas ais
ein 2ebcnsmittel anqeie6en piro. ols
Itdrtite ejiit lit, neIdes Die G6emie
bc3uitcllcn i'm Stanoe 1T. 5b babe
geiunoeu, baB Ge6ensmittet, psIde
un8 tdalid Oor9eicBt mcroen. oerarti9
nit qeiun06eilsi6doiiden Stoiien
Dsrmii6t iino, oaB ib nun nit lleber
min6ung mia an BEN 3iih iebe. Die
Butter miro 9eidTbt. bic eiuqem16en
@ateu iteGcn ofi Sabre lang berlm,
e5e iie periauit pur0en Dls
Shlmmiie lit Die toroeniirie U}tld.
QBtun Ujr ihon uift miiien. mas Die
Iogen1nnte friI6e Ulil6 entbdIt. Damn
iino uniere aeHntniHe nod Oiel be
ihriutier, Iopeit bic eingemadte
W}iid in gttradt tommt. IS gis6t
tein Geieb. lpeIdes bic 6dnoIer nit
ein1emdhteu Saden 3piu9t. oos 1as
tIm an3uqebeu, an peIfem iie ibre
aui cen Worlt braften. Sin
ioItes @eieb piirDe ibnen oas 9dnOs
merit leaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
okenbohnunfaII.

@edlfie, QBQlD. & tSepr.
6eute iticB ndbrcno eines oidteu
0ebels Elm Styabenbd6nmogen Der
gollaro StroBen Ginie, Der nit einCr
SeidipinDqteit pou etpa 2OWleiIen Oie
Stunoe Iu6r. auf Dem Ireiilelpert
3ipiichen ,nterblp unb Den Smith
Gtrobenieiteuqeleiien an Der gaIIar0
qinie nit elmer 6ort canton Gar oey
SeattIe SIectric Gompanp 5uIummsu
6unf IRdnner purosn i6per perIesi
,3met oerielben, Der Uiotormann 5oba
6erron BON Der 9aIldrb Qinie un0 Elm
goFd9ier, oeiIen ytomen nitt betaurt
9emoroen 1T. neroen pobrideinli1
iter6en. Die Woqeu itii3ten nm. 8a3
@erfeblen bes U}otormdnns Der BAL
Iaro Gar, bic @lotiiqnole 81 beadten,
nir0 ais llrIdde oes llnidnes ougs
qeben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
Sofip. 7. 1ebr.

GeIsbs, bic 6ieSdoffung zines Con-
foIioirunasfonos uno bic iSortbauer
Der &riegsiteuern anorbnen, fino beute
bon Dem guogettomite dngtnommen
poroen uno meroen morgen 3peifelIos
Die Gene6mi9unq 6es 9auIes Der RE
prdientdnten erhaIten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
4trert @ornehtn
ntip gort, 8. ;y.5r.

Der Iifuttsaupalt Seyome Bat bic
3eueen In Der geriidsrun9sunisrs
Tuhung oorIa6sn Ia6en, nm am Don.
nerit19 Dor Den GyoB9si6porensn All
Ten 9ernsbmen mad ers
nartst sr s.as 8an5e Esibe BON Qus
Hagen 3u sy9sbsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09

Min. Z. Heh.

-VtIV' 7. lytUI.
Der &apitdn 9urmi. Der bic iapoz
nifhen MarinegeihiiBs bel Der gelages
rung pon BORT 2lrtbur 6efebIigte, lit
gum Ulorineattadee Ser iapanii9en
GeTanoti6ait in Ct. petersburg err
ndnnt pprben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
tist tpsroen tann. meIoet, oaB Der @rlf
.oUnI elne 0egentIage einserei6t unO
sroBe @nti6doi9ungen perIanst bale.

ct. petersburg, s. fTbr

Der aRuhiide Snpalioe" psroffsut-
Iiht einer tuiferIiten GrlaB, pemsus
foIge allen SbeiInebmern am Rrieae
nit Sapdn 0entmiin3en oerlieben per,
0en ioIIsn. Den 8ertbeioi9ern Qprt
&rtburs III cine beIcnoere qlus3ei9e
nung 3ugeoacbt. sic ioQen Silbcts
meOoilIsn erbalten, lpG6reno Miin3en
oerieniqen anoeren Offi3iere uno Sol
baten, Die gu 2anoe oOer WaTer BEN
6einOe i'm 5euer ge9enuber itdnoen,
a;1s beuer 8rra3e aeprGot peroen.
Die Soloaten, peIhe teine Sdlacbten
ooer @eieaie .nitsemadt 1oben, erbuIs
ten &ric9s0entmiin3en aus buutIer
8ronSe.
0as in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ges
mobnIi6 gut unterri6tste ~Sloipo"
tbeilt nit, oab Der Iomirdl Gitop
ais g}adfoIger 8iriIep's Marines
miniiter lpsroen fou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
Der ftu6teftt Ort Der
Sr6e III 9fdsrrdpunbIdi in @Fam,

Groe III 2fbsrrapuubIhi in QtFam,
Snoieu, IN ben IsBten lebn Sabren
betruq 6ie our6Ihriitlicbs Rsu,nmenoc
81 SFub. Tonah toumt sic llmoes
tunq bon @omban mi q 5uB id6r.
lid, pspn dua Die Station Tebunous
f61 In 9dueyun mebrere Sabre louq,
6ouptfidlid I'M CONNER. einen Tur6
fhnill ron "a TuB 1ebQtt bci Tds
naTeHs Sabr iir 1ic5errapuuoi6t mar
1851 nit As 5ljb. ods IcbunOuIhas
1902 nit as Rub t6ier fielen om 16.
Juni 1902 Is 3ol Reqtn. iter sic
Sdlfte Der Nur6T6nittli6tu idbrIihsn
Rsaenmenae. ots in 2onoon fdat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
3 eSrantreid d.
9Baris, s. 75ebr.

Bdrls, 5. Bebr.
Ginunb3nan3ig 2eute, pcl6e i'm
9e3ember neqen Qlufrei3unQ BON Hee
truten gum lln9eboriam gu Strafen
bon perThieoener 9auer perurt6eill
noroen Iino, puroen in 6dft qenoms
men. na6oem ibre 8erufunq Qeoen
ous GrtenntniB abgeipieien poroen lit.
Inter oieien 8erurtbeilten befinoen iih
llrbain Gobier, qrofeFor Serpe uno
perf6ie6ene dnoere tpoblbetannte polis
fiter. IS iit mo9Iidh. DAP fic uno Die
tiir3lih in oen airhen 0erbafteten
BON bem prdIioenten 5ollieres BEL 0efs
fen Re9ierunosantritt am Is. isebruar
be9no0iet fperoen.
poris, z. 5ebr.
Gs per0en itdrte QtnItrengunQen oez
maht, um Die @rdfin 9oni De Gaz
iteuani, frii6er 2tnna 8oulo, 3u perans
laiIen, ibre G9eIdeioungstIa9e 3uridz
Su3ie6en, big jeBt 1T dber oereripiinIhs
te GrfpIa ni6t er3ielt nproen. Sin
8eriud, bic 3uitimmune ber 9rdfin
gu elmer geri6tli6en 9rennunQ o6nc
cine dbioIute S6eiounq 3u erIonoen,
1T ebenfdIIs eriolglos 9eneIen, uno
tpobriheinIih Miro Die Sadie ibren
rsoeImdBi9en Sang 1eben uno sic Der.
banoluna an einem nod nibt beItimms
ten 2age DOR lid Qsbsn, uno man
elaubt, odB bisielbe in ora Do6en
ron iebt b,1innen miro. Rad Dem
frdr3oIiihen Gjeiese bat es Der @ers
tIo9te tift mehr notbpenbi9, Dor bem
Rihter su tri6eineu. renn oerIelbe
niht entiteiost. oaB iein 3euoriB fre.
fentlih 1T. Die 2tntiin6i1ua1 sines
llrtbeils l1Tt ieoeu 9ontrai 5inii6tti5
Gelofraoe, be ie0e partsi ihr siqcnes
8erm61en 3u rtrrattsn fortidhrt sine
osfdieoene Trau t1rr iit nift 0ot
QbIduf ron 10 Wcndten naf TJoIlun1
6es llrtbeiIs pisbsr o,tbeirGtbsu uno
cine Qppsudtion 1e1f bas urtheil
mub inusrboIt 6 Wlonatsn ein9ereiht
neroen.
Gin Gerii6t. oos is6oa niat BETA.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
gpoihinnfnn. z. aehr.

Dir 6ieiiae 6suti6e goti9ait Sc.
m.ntirt oos 6eriift BON Der 3uriidbe
rufunq d1e- oeuti6eu Cffi3isre aus
ben Q,yiniqter Gtaotsn. s5ebe otts
drtiq, Croer Nitric oug6 bic bieiias
gotfchait 1etsn Der 9oti3aftsr e..
narid 6eute 2lteno ooer morqen frii5
eine 2tn3atl 6sutiher Cffi3iere, ben
sriteu Qeutn1nt Baron BON Merttcvn.
hen .6ouptm1nn BIN gdumbo6, 6en
5dabtmqun bon Goii1t uno BEN lWus
jer ocn gs'ofp. bic oIs Gdfe be5 Raj
frs sins Rsifs 6urh bic @sreiniqten
Gtaottu MAIDEN un6 Die morgsn uns
Ter ben @dftsn i'm gDeibsn SduTe BEL
oem Gmpiang 6er Qrmee uno 7Slntts
ontpsisno isin tperben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
SebaTtpppI. s. fSebr.

9ie triegs9eri6tliaen @erbanolun>
gen gegen Orei Offi3iere uno 20 Mas
troien, peIde i'm SUM p. s. an ser
Weuterei auf Dem 5hldhtI6iff
nGnidspotemtin" Cert .pateIeimon4) J
i'm S9par3en Meere tbeilnabmen,
ipurOen erDffnet 5n Der 9tnttage
heiBt es, OaB Die Meuterei oen llmItur3
Ser Re9ierung gum 3iele bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
ariertrifdfg @trudt.
Olemphis. 3enn.. 8. Z,

Giuc b.eiige 3eitung bsri6tet, OoB
Elm 0eutihsr CffiJitr auf Der 0ur6
reiie srcdrte. oaB ane beutI6en Cfii.
3iere, n,lhs iid in ben Der. Gtoatsn
ouf llrIaub bsIinoen. eiubsrufsn murs
ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09
SukOnttqurnt.
Ser SemOfrntiid,e EQUATOR BON Solo.
raOO Yattcriun wiIl it'd ciHcn Ear'
teibcihInR niht fii9cn.
9 c ~ iiien crlaubt e& mid t..

GS miro ibm nadgcwicicn, Dap CT in
eincm frubcrcn GaucnS cineu idldr.
fcrcu Ycihlnf gnt 9cbeiRcu babe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-02-09

Die ,,,1orcItern"- -5citun-
9en BADEN Sic 6eitbicilte
pon ga Groiie nitb, nur
miticbreibem ienoern nit
nsatben Pclfcn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24
BROWNS
WILL A
CONFESSION
Like Crystal Showed the
Things II Most Would
Hide"

A dispatch from Salt Lake City un-
der date Of December 81 will go far
towards making the public believe
that Mrs. Bradley did the correct
thing when she shot ex-senator
Brown, No comment on the article
is necessary or possible. It Is be-
meath Il:
Had the late ex-senator Arthur
Brown foreseen his death at the
hands OF Mrs, Anna Bradley. he
could have devised no more ingenious
retaliation than the post mortcn re-
venge contained In his will. The
document. which was written August
20. 1905. four months before Mr..
Brown was shot down at the Raleigh
hotel In Washington, was flod today
for probate.
81 do not deylse. or give or be.
queath anything TO any OF the chill.
dren OF Mrs. Anna NJ. Bradley" Is
the language OF the viii, 81 DO not
think either or any child born to
Mrs. Anna NJ. bradley IA or are mine
hut whether such child or children
Is or not. expressly provide that
neither or any OF them shall recely,
anything of my estate.
~ have never married Anna NJ
Bradley and never intend to. II sh,
should pretend that any such rela
tion ever existed between us TO ius
tify such inference I direct my exc
cutors to contest any claims OF an,
kind she may present ana direct
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24
HOLIDAY
TRAFFIC
IMMENSE
Salem Business Houses Had
an Unprecedented Christ
mas Trade

Seldom II ever before in the his
tory OF the city has holiday trade
with the merchants reached the Inn
meuse proportions of this year. All
day and until the stores close at
night the shops have been thronged
with people buying things for the
holidays
This was the logical sequence OF
the prosperous year among the farm
ers and business men In the William
ette valley tributary to Salem. Crops
were good and the prices obtained
for them were fair, Employment
was always ready for all the working
men and the wages have been rea-
sonably good. With these conditions
It was expected that the holiday trade
would be splendid and II has been.
Never before were the Salem mer-
chants so well prepared 60 meet this
trade. All the stores had unusually
large stocks OF goods and as a rule
the goods were OF the better quail
ties In the Christmas buying this
has been observed. Nearly every one
has purchased durable things and In
Salem at any rate the day of cheap
pinchback Christmas presents has
nasscd ttb NOM.
Saturday was an unprecedented
day for business and the streets were
lthronged with shoppers until late In
the night.
And today will doubtless break
the record People from the coun-
try began to come to town early In
the morning and as this paper goes
TO press one can hardly walk alons
some OF the most important blocks
The stores are literally packed ana
will no doubt be kent so until clos
ling time.
The postohice and the express
companies have done more business
this season than on any previous
Christmas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24

that she receive nothing from my es-
tate"
The testator bCQueaths all his
property, valued at about s7s,0Oo, 70
his two children. Alice Brown and
Max Brown.
The children so specifically dlaln-
herlted are Arthur, aged Z. aud
Mark. aged 3 years. The attorneys
engaged by Mrs. Bradley's relatives
In Salt Lake decline to discuss the
will at this time. but there is scarce
ly question that contest win be
instituted az much for the purpose
OF establishing their paternity as 20
secure a monetary consideration
This Is moro likely. a. Mrs, bradley
Is. or was a few months ago. In pos
session OF letters signed With Browns
name In which the relationship with
one or both OF the children is Rc-
knowiedged. In one OF these letters.
written after the birth OF the arst
child. occurs the quotation, Your
blood with mine eomminglcd yet
shall mount the throne OF kings"
The contents OF the win has caused
sensation in Salt Lake and given
rise 60 severe criticism OF tho dead
lawyer. The document was filed by
Max Brown. who Is named as ex-
ecutor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24
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sure Cure Tor rifles.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24

fit of coughing which continued for
some time. His wife sent for n
physician but before he could ar
rive, another coughing spell came on
and Duckwell died from suffocation.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat, Dec.
1st., 1901"
Ballards Horehound Syrup
would have saved him. 25c, soc and
S1.OO Sold by D. ]. Fry's drug store,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24
Heart Fluttering.

Undigested food and gas in the
stomach. located Just below the
heart, presses against II and cAnSes
heart palpltation. When your heart
troubles you In thai way take Her
bine for few days. You will soon
be all right. soc a bottle. Sold eg
ID. ]. Fry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24

The annual meeting OF the share
holders OF the Capital National Bank
OF Salem viii be held at tie banking
house In Salem. Oregon. on Tues
day the eight day OF January. 1907.
salem. Oregon. Dec. 3. 1905.
Jos. II. ALBERT.
lg.tO-imo Cashier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24
Indeninble.

Contributorr-Why can't you pub
llsh my articles on the new-found
consultations?
Editor-They're over the heads OF
my eaders.-Kansa City Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24
Coughing Spell Causes Death.

Harry Duckwell, aged 25 years.
choked to death early yesterday
morning at his home. in the presence
Of HIS wife and child. He contracted
slight cold a few days ago and
paid but little attention to It. Yes
terday morning he was seized with a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24

bout dat chicken. 'Talnt youahs.
Sambo-How you know 'taint2
Mark Antony-Cause | found II
In youah coop.-Brooklyn Daily
Eagle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-24
Sufficient Evidence.

sambo-Whar you get dat chick
IN?
Mark Antony-Nebber you mind
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-15

Mines. Charles Nootnagel, Adam Pick
ering, Charles johnson and Julius John
son have issued 800 invitations for a
reception which will be given Thursday
Afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Nootna-
gel, 2429 Girard avenue s. The guests
have been hidden in two groups from
2 until and until 6 clock.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
A. T. Fulton of the Concord has gone o
short trip to New York.

A. r. Fulton of the Concord has gone on a
short trip to New York.
Mrs. J. F. Moore Of 1000 Mount Curve avenue
leaves this evening for California ,a...
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bremen and Miss Luella
Bremen will leave Sunday night for California.
The Friday Thimble Bee club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. T. J. Smith, 1853
Portland avenue. p -
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Clark Miss Esther Clark
and John Clark Of Colfax avenue s will leave
tomorrow for California to spend the remainder
OF the winter. .~. ; -,
Mrs. Clinton L. Walker, accompanied by her
son, Brooks Walker, and her sister, Mrs. willis
Walkers home at Piedmont, Cal. = '.->.,
zuhrah Ladies' thlmbfe bee tomorrow row at at the
home of Mrs. q. A. Hoffman, 2441 Girard ave-
nue. s.. The women will have basket luncheon
at noon. go. .. ..
Cumberland, G. A. Preston, J. F. Frank, A. R.
Chamberlain, ]. F. Kearney, J. H. Givens, Mrs.
n M ns,3 6 =: Milleri Waleott H Brown.
! Court, D. r. Mcdonald "a. 70 =. q .
Harry l.. Plummer and his mother, Mrs. Or
lando Plummer, left Sunday night on trip to
Mont Portland and Seattle, and Mrs. Plummef
Will go later to San Francisco, Pasadena and
Los Angeles to spend a month
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
tinental, Mrs. NJ r. ourtiss, Mrs. 3. 1. Glib
son; Park Avenue, Miss NJ. Blumer; Waldorf
Mrs. E. n. Fairchild; Breslin, NJ. b. Wight;
Holland Holland Mrs; H s. Geldblum Miss B. Myers;
Hampton; Wellington, Miss M. Sullivan; Duluth
the home of Miss McAllister, 1926 Aldrich ave
with red and
| the amusements of the evening were suggest.
| I've Of the day; There We're twelve guests: Sup:
with dainty valentines in the shape Of hearts
as the favors ~s $500, 49,