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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-27

when have you," and she smiled
through her tears.-Phlladelphia Tele-
graDh
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-27

An Atchison girl is so thin that her
face entirely disappears when she
smiles.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-27
BIG HEAD. LITTLE W.T. SCIENTIFICALLY rRu

vast amount of argument and discussion
has taken place regarding the relation of brain
size and weight to the individual capacity.
To-day the brain surface has been mapped
out with gratifying amount of exactitude
The functions of certain deeper seated regions
have still to be determined but, even as re-
CARDS the general functions of the central parts
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-27

What man has done woman thinks
she u qualified to Improve upon,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-27

people. First of all because the role of land
owner which they formerly played exposed them to a
thousand nnnoyances "A child brought to the king of
France provinces of SPAIN 1t was we'll Only the con-
dtion that the provinces should let themselves be
that the wicked neghbors should tolerate the
prize being taken And the poor people obliged to
make war and to pay taxes, all In order to get land
which apparently did not belong to them at all.
To-day the daughter of prince who marres king
hears sounding In her this sage counse y daugh
forget your country and the house Of father -
Family house. religion everything is relinqushed left
behind her. She must longer have other nationality
save that Of her husband The idea of native land is
clearly precse despite these poetic phrases one
has the right to have two And the native land of the
royal groom acquires truly new citizen
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-27

You may as well tell your wife the
truth she'll find Ii out, anyway.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-27
POWER OF KINGS OVER PEOPLE DEAD.

The king no longer owns the people; he is a
hereditary functionary who, like the others,
renders account to the tribunal OF opinion. In
return the people no longer demand, MS for
merly, any reckoning of their king as to the
sentiments of his heart
The kings probably think that they have
gained in this change Of customs; but
the change above all has benefited the
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-27

Manchurla has population Of g.
100000.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-27
E35Sa9Ha8HRHEEH
3 POLITICS 81
~ ==OF THE DAY 81
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selves, who must foot the bills for the
whole thing.
Who Is to define, or limit, the amount
which the President shall add to the
original cost, plus the tariff duty, In
order to determine the proportion Of
profit which shall be allowed the bid.
der? What will the meaning of the
word profit" become under such cir
cumstances?
Why. as Senator Teller said in the
course of debate upon the above resolu-
tion, the duty upon dredges brought
into this country is 40 PEI cent of their
cash value. That Is If dredge may
be purchased In Scotland or elsewhere
abroad for 100000, it will cost S145,-
600 to land 1t at Panama, subject to
the outrageous American tariff charges.
Therefore, If an American manufac-
is he to be allowed S145,O00 for 1t, be-
sides an additional allowance for
''profit?" 1t looks very much that way.
Il do not believe said Mr.. Teller,
that any tariff should be placed so
high us to give the manufacturers of
this country an opportunity to unduly
tax the American citizen. l am one
Of those who believe that the present
tariff would be greatly improved IL 1t
were revised"
But the tariff Is never revised. 1t
cannot be done at the short session,
say the Republicans, because there Is
not time; it cannot be done ar the long
session. they further assert. on account
of approaching election, and the exist.
Ing system must not be disturbed at
such time. Therefore the tariff Is
never revised by Its friends, the Repub.
licans, and never will be revised by
them, no matter how urgent til. evident
needs Of the country, for the simple
reason that 1t creates special privileges
for the few and equal rights for none.
in direct antithesis to Democratic doc
trine which demands equal lights for
all and special privileges for none.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-27

When the President had sent his
packing house message to Congress, &C.
companied by the report of Ne!ll and
Reynolds, showing unsanitary condi-
lions and violations of law, the pack
ers replied:
Every pound of meat in our packing
bouses comes from animals that are In
spected and passed by trained veterl-
nary agents of the Department Of Agri.
culture. This is the absolute fact We
are not interested in animals condemn.
ed before slaughter"
If this statement is true, as 1t may
be, 1t shows either that President Roose.
welt Is mistaken or that his administers
ton has been conniving at the very
things he now pretends to condemn; so
that his words have not been backed up
by his acts. The packers statement il
corroberated officially by the records of
the Department OF Agriculture, and the
War Department. In the Bureau of
Animal Industry, of the Agricultural
Department, there is not scrap OF
PupCl vi lliS lCiSStills, III dLS way Ou
the conduct of the packers; though hun.
dreds of men are paid by thu Govern.
ment Of the United States to inspect all
the processes and products of the pack.
Ing business, and see to 1t that none but
wholesome and clean meats were allow
ed to be sent out of the State to con-
sumers. This has been the case for
years; and the administration, II Its
present charges are true, has been de-
celvlng the people by means of false
withdrawing reports ever since the
Spanish war began. And 1t must have
done so knowingly and Systematically.
For Gen. Nelson A. Miles fully exposed
the methods of the beef trust seven
years ago. and turned the evidence over
to the War Department.
: Under such circumstances, the Presl-
dents action Is, in any just view of 1t,
either political feint or confession
that his administration is responsible
for the very evils he Is now attacking,
by reason Of the incompetency of the
Agricultural and War Departments and
their connivance ut frauds and other
crimes. In either case, 1t is evident
that the administration mas been on a
level with the graft system which has
so long prevailed in the poace admins.
tration of certain cities. 1t is probable
that nothing will come OF these present
spectacular Investigations but bill in
Congress which will be held over the
heads of the packers until they fill the
itching palms of the Republican cam.
paign managers, as the corporations In
general filled the Roosevelt war chest
In 1904.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-27

but 1t is hard, very hard. Still, I'm
glad married first. He'll never know
I'm so silly, and perhaps he felt little
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
MARKET QUOTA
TONS TODAY
"msk. Salem = Good Home Market

make Salem . Good Home Market"
Povltry-At stelneTs Market
Eggs-Per doz., 13c.
Chickens-10c@11.
Frys-9c.
Ducks-10c.
Poultry. Eggs, Etc.
Eggs-Per doz., isc.
Butter, retail-B0c.
Heus-i0d1ie.
Frys-1Oc.
Geeso-7dse.
Ducka-9c.
FrultS Vegetables. Etc.
PoAtoes-20d25e.
onlons-iMe.
Apples-fi75 per bushel.
Carrots 9bo por buahel.
Bos,s-35o per bushel.
Tropical Fruits.
hhanas-5 i-2c 10.
Onhges-t2027B.
Lsmona-t2Q3.
Live stock Market
sseu-2 i.2c.
Owl 1900.
sAecp-tc.
Drptsod vcal-6c.
~, Hogs-5Ae.
Grain, Feed.
Balsd eloyer-ts.
0at-t6.509t7.
rno,hy- $50 $3.50.
Guih-is
Bnh-t2i.
AoriA-t2i.
Butter and Cream.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
ROBBED
OREGON
PEOPLE
Formed Society of ,DeScen-
dantS From a Dutch
Baron

Washington. Feb. 81 Fabulous for
tunes In Holland is the glittering bait
used by sharpers to rob a large mum
Der Of unsupecting persons in ore
gon. The state department Is author.
~ for the statement that the ore.
gonians have been even more guillbie
than the ordinary run of "come-ons. -
So many suckers were found that
they formed the Oregon Society OF
United Descendants Of Baron Thee.
bald Metzger Won weibhom. Attor.
neys were secured b prosecute their
Claims and David J. Hin. United states
mini-ter TO The Hague was requested
to assist them. Minister Hin Thought
that the victims were 50 widespread
that he again called the attention OF
the state department to the swindie.
As early as 1875. according TO state
department officials. inquiries regard.
ing imaginary estatar In Holland be.
came 30 great that the United States
minister made a report setting forth
the fraudulent character OF the publ. |
cations soliciting subscriptions IN
MONEY from parties living IN the Unit |
ed Sstes Since then there have been
the "AnnekeJans." the "Crenkhoit."
the Van Cot" the ivan Dusen." the
'Wcbber" the "Brant" and The Metz
GER Thee fictitious estates" which
are supposed to represent mll,ionr
actually Represent no.hlnE.
These estates do not exist" says i
Hill "Tacy aro myths. will.
o-thcwisps. fakca The Bank of
liu land In which tho unclaimed mil.
ionB are alleged 70 be deposited dos
hot exist Careful investigation In.
iucos the belief that these estates or,
gina'ed IN the brain q some rascal
'pcculator OF speculators. who. impos.
ng on human ercdulity. found many
'ietims and hccccd them most prof.
tabH. II these cataton ever had a /
iona hde existence they came clearly Z
within the puryiew OF the statute OF
limitations passed by the Dutch par 4
lament In 1859. by which an un. O
'lalmed inheritance eschoated after a
apse Of hve years 10 the state. Every 0
'ollar spent IN reference 20 these o.. d
ates is 30 much money wasted" :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27

Prank J. Cheney males oath that 10
IL scnior par.nsu Of tho hrm Of =. J.
chcnoy a Co, doing business In tho
ciiy Of Tolcd county and state afore-
ssid, AMI thnt tho gid Arm viii pay
tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every eane Of eatarrh
that cannot be cured BY tho use Of
Hall = CataTrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn b before mo and subscribed
In my presence, tiis och day Of Deem
boF, A, D., 1855. A. w. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure l. taken intsr.
nally, aDi acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of tho system.
send Tor tostimouials free.
p J. CHENEY, a Co. Toledo o.
Sid by druggists, 75e.
Take Halls Family Pulls for eonsii.
paaioA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27

trip with her father recently. has re-.
turned 20 school
Tho high school orchestra met for
'ho hrst time yesterday evening AM
organized.
Alonzo Perkins performed the OK
porimont for tho botany class yoster,
day which consisted Of attaching a
glass tube 10 tho stalk OF geranium
10 dotormine tho root pressure OF tho
Raht
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
COIOniSt Rates

Commencing February 18th. and
continuing daily 70 and including
April 7th, and from September 15th
until October 81. 1906. colonist tick.
cts will be sold from the East 20 all
points on Oregon lines via, Portland
Folowing rates from Omaha. Neb..
s25; Council Blurs, Ia, ,25; Kansas
City. Mo. '25; Denver. Colo: t2b:
st. Joseph. Mo-. a25; St Louis. Mo.
$50; Chicago, III, iSs. n you desire
you can make deposit with agents
and tickets will be furnished your
friends In the East A. l.. CRAIG.
I'd General Passenger Agent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27

MARINE
LAWS

| Washington, Feb. 27.-The earnest
efforts OF the members OF congress
from the Pacific coast. coupled with
The dreadful lesson taught by the Va.
lencia disaster will bring about the
authorization Of at least one FIRST
casn revenue cutter for use about
Puget Sound. during the present scs.
sion Of congress- and will. IN time.
bring about the building OF an ade.
quate feet Just AT present the Re
publican leaders are shouting Boon.
omy' SO loudly that they cannot hear
the needs Of the country spoken IN
an ordinary tone OF voice. and the
cuast may deem itself lucky to get at
leat one new ship to guard the dan.
gerous rocks OF Washington.
In a report Just made by Congress
man Cushman OF Washington from the
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce. which has charge OF the
bin authorizing the revenue cutter. ne
SAYS This vea.el ls needed To rN
place the revenue cutter Grant. now
performing service in that distnct-a
vessel that II not now suitable ON nc.
count OF age and the effects OF con.
unuouH service 10 properly perform
duties dovolving upon a vessel sta.
toned In tho1o waters. Tho numor
Gus gales prevailing IN this vicinity !
aud tho large amuunt of shipping con.
siantG passing along this coast TO ana
from tho important ports situated on
PuEct Sound render n necessary that
FIRST class efficient vessel saouid be ]
available TO render Immediate assist
ancc when required. There are about
100 jocumvniod vessels - the Unit
"a States IN tho district OF Puget
sound a large number being steam.
Pre-, and these require constant super
'diiOn and inspection In the enforce
mont of tho navigation and customs
laws. Tho vessel proposed viii b. a
strong factor IN contributing enforce
mont OF these laws"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
Piles Cured
Quickly at Home
why Suffer Agony Any Longer When
You Can Get Quick, Sure Cure
For Your Piles by Simply
Sending Your Name
and Address.
IriaI Package is Absolutely Free. IN
Plain Wrapper to Everyone
Who Writes.

Surgeons themselves consider a per.
manent cure Of piles by a surgical
operation as very doubtful. end resort
to 1t only when the patient has become
desperate from long continued pain
and agony. But the operation itself
's every bic as excruciating and porvo.
raeking as the disease. Besides. Il is
humiliatng and expensive. and rarely
success.
The woudcrful Pyramid Pile Cure
makes an operation unnecessary. You
cure yourself with perfect case. IN
your own home. and for little expense
Pyramid Pile Cure gives you instant
relief. lt Immediately heals an sores
and ulcers, reduces congestion and in.
hammotion. and takes away an pain.
Itching and irritation. just a little OF
the treatment is usually sufficient to
give a permanent cure.
Pyramid Pile Cure is prepared IN
the form Of surpodtories ~ they can
be applied directly 20 the parts WITH
out inconvenience. or internptinr
your work In any way.
We are sending trial treatment
free Of charge 90 every ono who sends
hamo and address We DO this 10
prove what We say about this wonder.
'ul remedy is true.
After YOU have tried tho sample
rcaimcut. and are satisfied. you can
'ci full.rsed treatment Of Pyramid |
'ilc Cure at your druggists FOR 90
onis. n be- hasn't it, send ne tho
money and We will send You the treat.
nent ~ once by mail, In plain sealed
.aokagc. /
send your name and address at ouce
or a trial q this marvellous quick
aro cure. Address Pyramid Drug Co.
1907 Pyramid Building. Marshail
iich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
School News
High School,

fffaF @NNNefs
The scholars assembled as usua
Monday monihe Mr.. MaFatte made
several announcements. and every ona
got down 10 work without any delav
The laboratories are now supplied
with gas for experimental work. The
pipes have just been laid and tha
connection made, Il was necessary 10
drin through the massive concras
foundation iu order 10 lay them
Glenn Miles read a paper on An.
drew Jackson" 20 tn American hh-
tory oass This is the last OF the
series Of papers that have been pre-
pared by the class.
The Clarion will be out late This
month on account OF having TO wait
for cuts. Il viii be a memorial mum
Der 10 the late Howard Catlih
The MEDIEVAL hisJOIU class heard a
paper on "Rohieheu" yesterday thai
took the entire period,
The Demos henes society had It's
Regular meeting yesterday In the so
eiety room The attendance was bet
ter than il has been for a long time, a
number having 70 stand. there not be
ing enough chairs In the room The
meeting was devoted 70 the study Of
and the Merchant OF
Venice" In preparation for seeing
Hanford. The roll call was answered
with quotauOaA ami Il was amusing.
Is Well as instructive. Quotations
'anged an the way fnom The empty
7essle makes the lOudest sound" 10
Hamlst's sOhlOquy" There were
lone unprepared. everyone responded
promptly with some good quotation.
after the regular order OF business
he society heard imprOmptu speeches
a Shakespeare By Perry Reigleman,
'rof Smith and Horace Sykes. Rea
liter. the president, read a paper
n the Biography Of Shakespeare.
.fter the literary part Of the pro
ram the society enjoyed several So
,ctiOhs on the piano BY Maurice Rob
rts and Joy Turnsr. The last was
reading Of a synopsis Of The Mer
liant Of Venice" By Orpha Bell The
,ciety agreed 70 pOstpOns the meet
g with the DiaogOnes from March "a
the Sth, 50 as 20 give more time for
'eparation. The society adjourned
ter a meeting q one aOur and
larter.
Gale RarHish who has been ON .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
rAe sALrM sreAM LAunpRY

THE SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
Ia doing family washing at tho low
rate OF 1--WE cents a pound. A. this
price we wash everything. we starch
everything intended to b. starohed.
We iron and hnish everything that
can be done by machinery. Including
knit, flannel and voolon underwear:
also all nat work. such a. shoota.
slips. tablooio,hs. napkins. counter.
pAnca towels. handkorchlofa. tray
cloths. doilioa, etc. balance hand
work II returned rough dried. The
fuel, the soap. tho starch. the bluolng
aud other utensils. 70 say nothing OF
human toll required for tho washing
at home. cannot bo bought cheap
enough 20 DO all this work Al 20 small
a price.
Telephone 20. or drop ua a card
and our solicitor will call and orplai1
about thia work In detail
the SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
Special rate for regular family
work for sixty days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
AEonlrinr Rnrns

Are instantly relieved and perfectly
healed by Bueklohs Arniea salvs. o.
RivenbaTk, Jr, Of Norfolk, Va, writssi
81 burnt my knee dFeadfullyi that Il
blissorcd all over. Bueksn's ATnieA
salve stopped The pain aud healed Il
without a scar" Also heals an wounds
aud sores s5e At J. c. Psrry's drug
store. Salem. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
Portland Market.


Wheat club-6shQ70h.
Valley -73e.
baestem -1Oq72e.
osis-c -choles white. i2s
Aillf,un Bran. tiT.
Hay -Timothy.tsGtls.
Po'atoes-50d zoe.
PoaltTy-Averags ola hens. iiQiae.
.aed chickens, iO0iOne; brollsrs.
Vie youns ROSTERS. i0e; old roos
~ sgse' dressed chickens. is9iae;
s''ys' live. i6gi7e; turkeys. dressed
-.ee' lsg2oe; geese. live. pound.
i've geese. dressed. per pound, ia9
ducks, lsGisc; pigeons. siQsa;
ViSs i2Q1s.
I''s-Dressed.sa7He.
addressed. 2Q5e.
-'''oH- Dressed. 4ashe.
N-oFegon. 1905. IO0ile; old
"i-lso5 clip. valley. coarse 70
.n Ag26c; Eastern Oregon.
.'saiF-Nominsl, soc.
's'-Fancy creamery, 27H0sOc;
n 66IsHe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
FOR SALE

Fifteen acres, all In cultivation,
within ono mile Of Salem. HOUSE,
barn, and > acres Of fruit Thls ls The
finest kind Of river bottom land and
can bs had o. very easy tsrms for on.
y $4,000
Dont forget our COOS Ray LOTS
for S35, 90. Boy ous and In a few
years u will male you soms money.
DERBY and W;lIsoo
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-17
Controlling Interest Sold By Henry B.
 Clifford
New Owners Wire That Mine Will Be
 Operated
(From Tuesday's Daily.)

D. D. Mcdonald received a telegram yesterday evening from T. $. Hen. dcrson & Co.,, of St. Louis, saying that that firm had just purchased the controlling interest in the Great Bel. cher mine, si, lated in the Big Bug district, near Providence, and asking for some information of a private ma ture. The message also stated that large operations would begin immediate ly, and that the mine would soon take on its old activity.
 The news of the sale of the Great Bclchcr is indeed a welcome surprise to the residents of this county. Yes tcrday's report of the Prescott Title Co. gives record of the filing of n bill of sale from Mary R. Darlington to NJ. B. IIazcltine, of mining machin- cry and other property at the Great Belches. Evidently the new owners will install heavier machinery. The Darlingtons were connected with MT. Clifford in n business way in Yavapai county mines.
 The Great Bclcher mine was worked by Henry B. Clifford. who sunk the shaft down to great depth. A great deal of ore was encountered and hoisted. ! The ore, as n general thing, was of the same character as the ore of the mud hole mine, soft and easily milled. Pro minent engineers have made very fla vorable reports upon the Great Bef cher, declaring that 1t contains 'm mense bodies of ore.
 Henry B. Clifford sold large amount of stock in the Great BelcheI company to speculstors throughout th' eastern states. He advertised it ex tcnsively, and met with great success in raising money for development pur poses. Mary Clifford, his wife, figure, prominently in the Great Belcher com pany. as she did in other propertic worked by Mir. Clifford. A very ella borate prospectus was recently pub lisheG by Henry B. Clifford, showinl the workings of the Great Belcher am other Clifford mines in this county Some of the copies were sent to friend of Mir. Clifford in this city.
 Herman P. Goebel and other prom inent capitalists were interested wit
 Mir. Clifford in the Great Belcher an Peek mines.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-17

departed. The box containing the sweets were in the form of church with Santa Claus depicted on the roof, emptying his sack down the ehim' ney, n somewhat anomalous proceeding, but no doubt the candy was just as good as if 1t had come in more regu' lar manner.
 The evening was n pronounced sue cess, those present expressing regrets when the time came to part. I..''
 The program follows; <. z.
 Song by Belle IIill's class; recitation, Alex. Elder; piano duet, Eva Behn and Dorothy Elder; song, Dixie wad' lington; recitation, Mary Derham {; piano solo, Harold Brisley; recitation, Esther Ross; Japanese song in charac' ter, Katherine Fredericks, Louie Hill,