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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
ReIiaaHi&es.

Cine EFT ldngerer 3eit
bsrlorsns llbr tau9te 9sitern our8 bic
gsmibunssn beg Sstsctip . Teparts'
nerts pisber auf; oieielbe uuroe ibrem
BeFber, &. 81. @uoolube, Superintsn'
bent bss Ssusr'S nTpsetiOns. BUREAUS,
wisoer 5ugsfelt. Die ubr mar ieit
benz z. September bsri4wunoen.
Waf giro, 33l Snbiana absnuf,
elm Nessr. uuroe 9eisrn bur6 oie
Raoler amsben uno Stsmart usrs'
baftet, als er biefeIbe In einem 9eib.
bauis. mo bisislbs tsrfsbt mar, pisosr
emblem Eonte. Stenart bebauptet,
bic uhr 9sfunbsn au babsn, bod TT sus
fdlig Der noue Name oss 8sfbers i'm
@sbduis s%inerabirt. 10 bab fsine gnts
f&nloi9un9 porbanoen III, pssbaIb er
oisislbe BEN geHbsr ni&t pieosr su-
fslte.
Sreb. 8. 8earb, 2501 gors
neil Ape., Der @rocsr, Der feline frau
nit elmer 3eusIeine am Bette feffge'
bunbsn bate, uuros i'm Poli3eigsri4t
aeffsrr nit $40 nebf Soften unb 10
Sagsn arbsits6aus 6%sfraFt.
Seq. g.. SapIor, Der feline
aorsHe als 818 Norb penniplbnnia
straBs anaiebt, murbe esffern unter
Woroangrifsfla9e berbaftet. &aplcr
iOq ieinen S4wager Sobn Susblsp,
2127 &insolo StraBe, nit sinsm
Sammsr b~earbeitet baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

SIR Snbiana: 8ew6Ift beute Na9t rno
Samitas; Iei9ter @e9ieI in Der Sernperas
tur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
@runbei8enthums uebsrtrasunssn.

sOuifs 3. Subbert an wtaiom q.
5ineslep, Got SO tn Sohnfon II. y.
Of Maibinston Ctr, 40 BET $50
6ub. bsrbsfsrt. Dsfistte Der 6amil.
ton abs., iholi9 bon Wiatgan Str.
81, 300. an
Rebfeea @rotue an Simon 8. Dun.
lap, Got 80, 6owarb's @rbsn sbo..
SO bel 1925 CUB. berbsRsrt, Ofieits
Sbeparb Str, n6rbli9 bon Wtlsr
StraBs. 81. 0
Wartba 6. prsfon on Jrsbsrid g.
9auf9 u. u. Got 4. Bells Subj.
Sbsil Barter u. H., Stbwst abb,
35 Bat $50 SUB. osrbsRsrt. iiomsHIiae
@ds Dowaro unb See Ctr. 1000
Wnrp 8. @rimes an Ruib g. Sen.
trp. Got 2O2. Me@arip's 5. WsHisiis
aob.. 40 BET $50 Jub, psrbsRsrt. fao.
bfli&s Settle @ipsr alusnus, nbroli9
bon Morris Strabs. 5000.
2ennSer &!9mono on 2ouifa Weis.
boar, S9siI norobfli9ss gisrisI unb
fho6fliass @ssrtsl. Section 81. Sp.
16. Range 2, Wapne 8Otpnftip.
SO, 800.
Gus 8. Moore an gmnla g.. Wc.
6arlano, Got 22O, @ulper u. u. Sub,
Columbia pIace, 40 BET 200 CUB. Der.
beKsrt, @eHistts Carlton ape. n6roli9
bon grpan Mbe. LOO.
@inifreo .. Adams on StanIep D.
Burner. Got 50. Salbotf's Abb, 40
bet 100 CUB, perbsHeri. weffeiie genn.
iplbania Str. n6rbIi4 bon 19. Ctr.
Sc. 500.
Rate Dilbine an @inian u. Sobn.
ion, Got Sc, @ilarb plaes aob., 43 z
BET 125 GuB, bsrbsKert, tueftli&s Settle
Der Ea1oolp1 StL., 1n0lt@ ooft Nerp
BORT Str. $500.
SamueI 3. Soepel an Sobn Rod,
Got 42O. Glst@sr u. u. Subo.. auBsn.
lot ga &C.. 40 BET Ill Hub, bsrbsKsrt.
noro6fli9s Settle Der yirsinia aps.,
6alia bon @sbar Ctr. $500.
9ebsr g. 3saosn on JOiepb Bier.
mi9el, Got S. Noel's Subj. 5lei&er's
3wsite BrootFoe, 40 bet 167 5 CUB,
uerbsRsrt, iho6Rli&e Settle Der groot-
Hoe aue., usfli9 bon NsutOn etrabs.
$500.
8bomas 3. &. WaIton on 9bomns
%. Sans, Cots 155 unb 156. Wor.
rte Dat 6iI addition. 100 bet 1855
CUB. bacant. Offeite bon WbseIer.
Strabe, nbrbli@ bon ROoispeIt aus.,
5000.
MiItol Ganiins on gbarIss B.
Rob. Got 20, Wibenour's 6igbIanb
Dome abolition, berbsRert, @sRfeit.
bon Walfott Str, l0roli& bon Netu
BORT etr.. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

Ste au gi&R6rn'
den asbt am Wontag au @nbs, unb
fals ss ben Jarmern selingen fOlte.
Die &c genmdrti9en SasbaeieBe abdnbsrn
gu lafsn. 10 btirfts es tuObI Risman'
benz msbr gsfaiist iein, In 3ufunfi
gidb6rn9sn gu iagsn. Die bsri9ie.
bsnsn 5armsrs Snfituts molten sbsn.
fals elm Seisb bsantrasen, tpsl9ss boz
grlsaen bon Wo&teln auf bersn Jarm
bsrbistet. Die 86gsl fnb bsinabe aus.
eerottst, unb bas grlsaen b%srfelben iOl
fur Die nd&fsn finf Sabre gan3 unn
gar berbotel trerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
@iess-MItar-
o. c b n.

h
%. .. unb @irginin gorp, l58 20.
80. Str, 2nabe.-9Oren3 uno snnii
8erretta. 2010 BslsfOntains Cir.
Rdb9sn. = WiaasI uno snnu
Murptp, 426 Oh Wartst Str.
anabe. -Sfane unb 2orene Mont.
9Omsrp, 1904 Mc@arip Str, 9nabs.
- 5rant unb pslagia a%raiensti,
6tabt. RdbGen.-@EtfOro uno Wan'
bane gatsr. 1913 Olibs Str, Wdo.
&en.-Sobn unb 2ouiis Rusenfsin.
141 Ranias Strabs, Qnabs. = Gam.
renee uno psarl Snnes, 2043 OH
Mi6iear Strobe, Wdo&sn. - Rot
unb Wtnnie Graft, ABS g. Dearborn
Str. Wds&sn.
o etraut.
Sobn @arrsrI Sonss, Sr. - Salit
6slsn Obsrfreet.
Bub WeR-gmma Bead.
Jrant o. ReIsp- Albaoa SafIon.
Sames 3. pithsr-9slta &. gonsr.
6rant q. Reitb-@ertruoe 8orlep.
geRprbtn.
BARTHOLOMEW Dapis, 60 Sabre.
1917 Cotton STRIDE. -@fber q. gDp.
5 Sabre, 1920 RartinbaIs ap.nue. -
Soieb6ins 6. 5or. sc Sabre. 1918
Rorb Neribian StraBe. - Absl 6.
Dabls, 70 Sabre. ga NDrb Wef Ctr
Robert Sabis, 81 Sabre, 1902 q,
Wef Str.-gla 6. Wilsr, 81 Sabre.
1148 Riber MISUNDERSTANDING WuI.
TENS, 88 Sabre, 7l6 Wafa6uistt:
Npenus.-Dilinm 6. Bad, 43 Sabre,
444 @hafe Ctr. - 3bomas 8. Wob.
172l, 6~ulsnmioer Ctr. - Anna
Wurpbp, 81 Sabre, 426 81 Wartst
Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

2oeaL 8 etterberi4t.
8ep5lft, anbe fimmtes @etter unb ni9t
bel 8erdnbernns in Der Semperatur beute
gla9t unb Samftas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
rs @@

Sobn q. Wiaer on gbparb =.
@auispobl, Cots Sc uno 81, Brucs's
ADDITION. ITO BEL 80 6uB, bneant,
Ofieite bon Bart Nue., iibli9 bon %.
6trabs. $4,000.
Stiette pfaifin uno Nnbers on @o.
uarO 6. 6artug &C., Got 2, Barriers
&C. Su6oiDifon. Ssnbsrfon's abolition.
AZ BET 1872 Sub, berbsfsrt. Ohisits
bon Senate alos., iaolta bon 20. Str,
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
...NYres Bulletin.
@aiement Spariamfeit
&IetouagsIafe fur Wdmmer


Mdnner Semoen iteiie 8uien nit Iepa=
raten Rani9etten, niebIiae SHUTTER,
$1.00 NnaIitdt, 10 LANCE peI9e on
Sanb itno.. .29c
Rdnner &raSen, ale SHUTTER, aue @r6s
ZEN, 10c baS Stiid oSsr 8 fir. ...... 25e
@dnner 1lnterfIeioer, f9per serippt,
rabmfarbis, SOC Sorten, H.. SOC
SauItIeB Rarfe, Outing SIaneu Ea9t.
Erauen umterfteiber
Sduarse Sateen llnterrDde nit @eeors
bion SaIten 8nie Rrauier, rparen
Sl.oO, IePl-.-. DOC
&Oia unb bIauseitreifte Outing SIaneu
@etudnber, bic reseImdBis p~erfauft
ipurcen 3u $l.00, neu mnrtirt ;u. 80. SOC
Union Nnsise in cream, pIieB sefiittert,
ruaren $l.00, iett. ......... ...... zoe
gIieb sefitterte Soien un6 2eib9en in
srau, SOC NuaIitdt, fiir. ........ SOC
Spien unb Seibden in cream, bas Ges
fpano ........ -. 25c
-gaiement.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

= Def meme 1907 2abrer
Gtntenee 0ote iowte Was
rten : &aIenoer, betoe bon
9euti@Iano tmporttrt, ttmo
tn aaterer Office. 81 Cub
9elawafe Strabe, 80 batem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

@bteasc, %. Oscember.

sar "a stunb.n .nS.nSr usr Rorssns. as. a.sbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
TEermonleterRanb,

70. Z. BIbtbs
SecticnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

Senrn @IItott. Der bsriauun.
bene gleitrtfer, tuel&er am Wsibnn@ts.
abeub NIT 6rl. @raee Wporman feline
0o63ett feisrn tpolts. purbs bisber
nt9t aufasfunbsn. Grl. Woorman
srbolt Ra bon benz S4mer3ensanfane.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

EkosG . GlepHpre pieI, Bittpe BON Bintam
SlpCu 8. BtI er., am Sonnerftae, ben ~.
SeSembsr 1906, Rprmiitnes nm s.45 ubr, I'M altsr
bon 76 Sasrsn uRe 3 ROnatsn, in ibrer Hotnnne,
SO. 1929 On Roibiustou etroBe. Die Besrsiguns
tuoet an onntns Ra6mtitos I'M 2 ubr BON benz
TrluertauIe uHb um $50 ubr BON Der Seutfhsn
qutb .rti&ez 9rrieinisisits air1e. eaf uuo Ohio
Strose. aus it6tt
ii trnuernfen Sinterblisbeueu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13

uralization laws; the adoption Of the
parcels post NJ a reasonable extension
of tho mail delivery service.
"t viii work Tor adequate appropria.
tions for tho continuance of the work
on Tho rivers ami harbors Of the state
Of Oregon already begun, and their
completion at their earliest possible
date; government irrigation Of tho arid
lan,s within tho state on tho most
comprehensive plans rate legislation,
both as means of avoiding excessive
cfargcs and unjust discrimination in
the scrviec of transportation, and Of ro
Lowing PARTY action and public lcgisla.
ton from tho domination of coneen.
tntcl wealth and power represented IN
corPoraiious trusts and combines Of
every ehaTucteri IN other wor,lu, 20
Put thcsc purely business organizations
out Of pohtica viii support an just
mcasurvs for tho protection and ad,
yancemcht Of tho interests Of Labor.
~ win exert myualf 70 tho utmost 20
secure such action By congress a. will
enable the people 80 realize tho benefits
Of the provisions In tho seyeaal acts OF
congress granting hands % aid in tho
construction OF railroads. and the Coos
Ray military road, Ia che state OF Oro.
gon, requiring the several corporations
receiving the sid grants 70 sen tho
lands =. granted 10 quantiues not 10
e1ee"l 100 acres % any one person and
az price n"t 20 exceed $3.50 per aere,
m accordance with tho long established
policy of The government, 20 promote
tho sft'lemept and development OF the
country 10 furnishing the widest op.
p'r'uul'les 90 acquire homes upon the
public domain
i believe In tho patriotism. inteeri.
N ald fearless disposition Of Presi,
dent Roosevelt aud the wisdom Of his
general purposes, AMI will, IL given the
opportunity by the Republican voters
OF "a" state and their representatives In
tho next legislature, reu,ier ham an the
ald AMI assistance Ia my power for the
accomplishment Of these purposes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Hm Hair on r.

Anna, the little 3-vear.o,a
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Apds,. u'osis|
on North Liberty street, nap,.'. W n
capped being burned to desn N
afternoon The child was ~. d
the front room near the @o,. ~ n
way her hair became igm,ea = i
garments. Her mother. WI, e
work in the kitchen, heard
one scream, and, rushing into h
quickly conquered the Ere, ana y
nately, before any severe bp,,,.
curred Some slight burns o. a.
Of her head, and the loss o. \.
is the measure Of damares-br, 4
a close calL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
- 49, for snatnr-

Juieo n h. Watson, of Portland. /,
Qua ~ cand2lais for Untsl st,t..
-enafor. He sIys;
III uon,inatei ana elected 10 The a.
6ee q Uhitea States ssnator In eov.
grcsS I shaa stsss'lfastly adhers 10 the
pFinciples and polieies q the Rspulli.
can party, and act With tho Repuhlicau
u.Atoriiy oa al nsaaares affecting the
PobGe intsseSt, without same slear ana
controiang reesen % do 0tAorwise
e. I viA support an measrcs for The
eaFly eoup1osioa q ths Panama eanal.
propsw roytaon of tAs tariff exolnsiou
~ al foreigl lalores who are not "a.
6tlsi % tAs boneEts 81 sEisine u.t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
E. L. Smith Resigns

Hon. =. l. Smith. Of Hoo hi
has resigned as horticultural g.
sioner at large and presidep, = ],
state boOrd Of horticulture. HsA,a
cided to not become a candida.
governor, but has come out for ~.
States senator His action In tbis \.
matter helps the situation Of Dr. IVA.
eombe for the nomination. az s-e.
vote would have largely come from I
farmers and fruit growers with ~.
Withycombe is strong.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Ths Bsst cough sy1up.

8 l. Apple, sE-PF0bats judge, Otta.
va 90, kansas wTitesi "This l. 70
say that I have used Ballard's Hore,
Aound syrup foF years and that 40
not hesitaie 20 recommend d az the
best cough syrup I have ever used. -
soe, eos and tl.oo. FoE sale BY d. J.
Rry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Revival Meotings.
The Old White Corner

There win be- revival meetings az
tho Ycw Park United Brcihron church
every night this week, beginning at
7i30 p. m. Quariorly mooitug service
vie b. ucrt Sabbath. Tho pulaic IL
invited 10 CONS, aui bring yuur friends
A. r. Landy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Prohibition county corv,r,,,.

The Marion County Prohibition q.
vention Is hereby called 10 mos !,
March 23d, at 10 O'Clock amaa,
W. Q. r. y hail, Commercial and r-r
streets, Salem to nominate m
county ticlot An ProhibiHosiss A.,
invited 20 attend. Oliver Jon. ms,.,
chairman; sylvanus Presuah u.,s.
tary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13

heuEy heusoR who Foeently afrived
hcrc from York, Notsaska, has pur-
chs~si t0aero tract near Rose,lale.
His family raachoi here last Saturday,
aud al were m'lch pleassd with thh
-,ction of ne Willamotte yalley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13

Baker city. or, March ia.-Eastern
Oregon is In the grip Of The worst storm
of years Snow has been falling Tor 90
hours, and is two fsc, d,sp on Tho level
Trahio is demoraliFed. Stock on the
fango is suffering.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
GAS TON a.
Bs.ntAs 1Ih Gnllsl Rla nln ~
''';i''' q &1%4Zzzsl

There Is couEilerable speeulaiioa q
70 tho ultimate result Of this evening =
gamo between tho Y. NJ. O. A, and ths
University basketbal teams, bo'h
teams are prepared 10 put up the gans
Of their lives Much rivalry exists BE-
twecn them. The gams Is 20 q
played in the Y. NJ. O. A. gym.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13

This IL the season Of lis,lesrass|
headaches and spring diordcfs Hs.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea 10 a su,
preventative, Makes you strong al
vigorous. 80 cents, tea or tablets D.
stones Drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Personals

Arthur knight, Of Candy, is in thc
city.
/ II. r. Buercn returned to Turner thi.
morning.
Grant Corby. Of woodburn, is in the
city on legal business
A. u. Brooks anil wife have gone d
Portland for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Blackerby, Of Sil
verton are in the city today.
DR.. II. l.. Bancroft has gone to al
bang on professional business
Daniel Declman has returned from
Pmsfand. after a few days visit.
Mrs. L. Browne. Of WoOiburn, was
visiting friends in the city yesterday
President J. n. Coleman, Of VIII
lamcto University. went to Portland
today.
Attorney NJ p Porue has returned
from a trip TO Albany on legal bua
mess.
Mr. anil Mrs r. g. Shclton, of Port
hnl are iu the city, the guests Of
fricn,ls.
= y. Catclin The real estate man.
wac southbound passenger on the
morning train
Conrad Krcbs returned to Salem tbia
morning from short business visit
down the valley,
O. n. MORSE, accompanied by his son,
Fred. recently arrived In Salem from
Jennings. Louisiana.
Miss Josie Bpd. WHO has been the
guest ~ friends here, has returned 90
her home IN Portland.
DR.. Boyd Richardson left this morn
ing Tor southern Oregon, where ho
gocs 10 practice medicinc.
D. " vaughn who he's been IN the
city tmnalcting business, returned 70
shyutou on Tho morning train
W. scou Taylor Of Gcrvais who
hoe been hero looking after businys'
matters. returned home this morning
" q. Finer, superintendent of
achoo's iu Clarknmas county, was
tranncting busineus In Salem ycsicr.
,h,y.
Mr., u. p. Zo,as, wlto has boon ttc
Tuor of h"r hruthsH, Pred Lyman, ~
North saloub returned yesterday 70 s..
luio
u. X Ryan returned thia morning
from Portiund, where d. has been 10
,tton,nnoo % the state soclalis, ~
,cmlay.
W NJ Roberts, one - the substantial
'armoru q ne Marion ncighborhooi,
= attending 90 business matters in "a.
em today.
DR. Clarcnco Hartley, of Junrtiou
h,F, arivs,l In sairm chs morning. 10
Tish relatives and look after busincsg
uiofcsia
W. Philips of scio, the veteran
'"n."'fhtio I"iailctan, returned 60 hia
iouio this moruing, after bushes
rap hero of a few days
Mr.. A, CaTmon toby went 20 hsv
'ar'uts homo AZ nrooks Zoe ahorA
'isii. sho wus accompanied ber hoi
sister Mis- IhlA Jono-.
ri.s Mrs-p Ponrl and Ida Baolslor.
4 few Park aro cutoFtaiuing thair
.riou,l Mis- Maui CASSIDY, of Corval
h, who autycd Ia salem yosioF,iay.
Mra Albert N. OFhicys fheuds viii
- glad % loaFn thsa so IL Improving,
'iEu is,ae stsiucr, heF mother, rs
uruoi from Portland Sunday eysuing,
'hcFe N" had hosn In aticu.lanse at
.cr hs,lsi,io.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
For tho Rwimminr Poi

Great interest is manifested ia I'D
raising Of funds FOR tho Y. NJ c n
swimming pool. Tho amount he's ~
reached sisi5 aub other pledges r,
forthcoming.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Want 10 Nfix Done.

There arc ss applicants for papei
before tho state board of pharnar.
Examinations began this morning, sal
arc being held az the state house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
GA - II oEEA.
B..istA. he mad I'i Nav lnn siyi|
'S!''i''' S% &zH2zIzsI
Posting Election Notices

County Clerk Roland began sealhas
out election notices today, Ab0ut eQ9
Of them viii be posted hroughoui 'A'
precincts Of tho county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13

fhts drsssi dhsos@ is curca by the
PrensTi apr.hoation % osseoTathy. Dr.
IA A. Whits, rS-sm ai Rrvyman b,oe'-
l. s,lom : popuiar osteopath.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Has Only one wife,
(Four O'Clock Edition)

Washington, March l3,-senai' i
smoot emphatioslly denies the charge
that he has three wives and says n
story is absolutely false.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13

hecP yc'r hDtsv supplied vita 81,
gaE carsi beoon- harrington ~slls it,
pOs,rsis for 100.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
You
Get Up

In the morning tired, languid,
and frequently with a headache
that is almost unbearable. You
have been nervous, restless and
sleepless night after night, and
gloomy and irritable during
the day. This nervous exhaus-
ton affects the heart, lungs and
other organs that depend upon
the nerves for motive power.
Then the stomach fails to di-
gest the food; the heart action
IS weak. and circulation poor,
and the kidneys and liver in
active.
What YOU need is not a stom-
ach. head, kidney or liver med
icine, but DIR. Miles Nervine to
soothe and feed the nerves and
build nerve tissue.
my wife was subject TO- severe mem
Gal strain, which resulted IN nervous
uncomfortable crying and melancholy
smells. which increased to such an eN.
tent that for over a year she would
have a spell every day ot from Tour
10 six hours duration. She required
the constant attention of her physic.
ian and attendants. She suffered great
pain aud anguish. The best phys slciana
attending her could give no relief an9
she finally became almost on unsogna
mind. As n last resort / ucEan giving
her Dr. Miles Nsrvine. and Tonic, ana
noticed that her spells next day were
not 20 severe. and they gradually dls-
sppearcd altogether. She has had no
recurrence of the spells. and iH gain
ing in health and strength.
j. =. OVERHOt.SER, Sterling, III
Or. Niles Nervlne is sold By your
druggist, who Will guarantee that the
first bottle Will benefit W u faHat ne
Will refund your money,
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
Chicago MarSets

Chicago, March l2.-Whsat. 77Is@
'sA, corn, A3lsi oats, 29s@2sL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-13
NEW TODAY

Aose--A par % Eiulsss. gcldhowol
eye glsuseA Leave a. this oEea
8lS-Sts
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-07-07
Poured Liquor Into Gutter.

Canon City, Colo.-City officials, as.
sisted by a number of church people
made raid Sunday on the Canon CITY
Labor club. where liquor selling is said
to have been going on, arrested the
proprietor after hard fight ana
spilled the stock of liquor into the gut.
ter OF the street Throngs on their
way to church witnessed the raid, and
AZ the whisky, beer and wine filled the
cutters, sang Praise God from whom
all blessings flow" The temperance
element has control OF the city coun'
ell,
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WILL NOT MAKE THE RACE.
President Roosevelt Again Declares
He viii Not Be a Candidate.

Colorado Springs, Colo.-W. A..
Conant Of this city, who was a dele.
gate from New York to the f,rst ma.
tional Republican convention more
than fifty years ago, recently wrote n
letter to President Roosevelt asking
II he intended being a candidate for
the presidency at the expiration OF
his present term.
Mr.. Conant has just received the
following reply:
White House, Washington, June Il,
1906.
my Dear Mr. Conant-The presh
dent thanks you for your letter of the
18th inst. and cordially appreciates
your kind expressions concerning
himself, He says, however, that you
will have to vote for some other Re.
publican candidate next time.
Conveying 10 you the presidents
best wishes. am, sincerely yours,
WILLIAM LOEB, JR.,"
Secretary to the President"
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ISLANDS BELONG TO
THE UNITED STATES
Senator Dick Of Ohio Introduces Reso-
luton Regarding the Ownership
Of the Isle of Pines.

Washington.-A joint resolution pro-
viding a temporary government for
the Isle of Pines was introduced in
the senate on Friday by Senator Dick.
The presentation of the bill created
immediate interest and at the request
Of Senator Morgan 1t was read and re-
ferred to the committee on Pacific
islands and Porto Rico. 1t applies the
canal zone government to the island
and in addition declares policy with
reference to It, 1t is as follows:
THAT until 1t shall be otherwise
provided by the act of congress or by
treaty with Cuba, the government OF
the Isle of Pines rightfully belongs to
the United States of America.
THAT until congress shall otherwise
provide by law all the military, civil
and judicial powers, as well as the
power to make all rules and regllla-
tons necessary for the government OF
the Isle OF Pines shall be vested in
such person or persons and shall be
exercised In such manner as the pres
ident shall direct for the government
of the said Isle of Pines and maintain.
Ing and protecting the inhabitants
thereof In the free enjoyment of their
liberty, property and religion"
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VIII Defend Rights.

San Francisco-Eleven prominent
men of San Francisco, representing
the Merchants association, the Cham.
Der OF Commerce, the Merchants Ex'
change, the San Francisco Board OF
Trade and the Manufacturers and Pro.
ducers' association of California, have
consented to act as trustees for the
great combination Of the commercial
holders of fire insurance policies that
will strive to defend the rights of San
Francisco business men whose losses
by the recent fire represent more than
500, 100000
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LARGE APPROPRIATIONS.
Congress Orders Expenditure Of Over
$500, 100000.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tawney OF
the house appropriations committee
made the following statement as to the
appropriations for the fiscal year 1907:
1.-THE total appropriations made at
this session of congress, including
those carried In the regular appropri'
alton accounts, all deficiencies, miscel.
laneous matters and permanent an.
,nual appropriations, aggregating $780,
1S3,30l.
This is an apparent increase OF
$60,000,000 over the appropriations
made at the last session OF congress.
"This Is more than accounted for In
the three following items:
"Ior the isthmian canal, 2.447 900
under the statehood bill, s1O,260,0O0,
toward the construction OF new build.
ings authorized at this session, sl0,'
1921 900, making total of s6S,olS,000,
to which might properly be added
100000 for San Francisco.