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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate trans
fers amounting to S5,S22 have been
placed on record In the Office OF the
county recorders
j. G.. Reigelman, ct ux., to
Elsie Keuscher, land in lot
8. block .. University add.
Salem. W d..............S zOO
Hattie Reeves TO City OF
Woodburn. land In lot l.
block /. Thomas add,
Woodburn, W d....,...''' ~
Sarah Kennedy to City Of
| Woodburn, land In block J.
Thomas add, Woodbmn,
W d .........,.,..'' ~
Dolph Boyer to Geo. W. Joseph
land in lot 4. block A. city
of WOODBURY. .....,..'',.' ''v
Isaac f. Cutler TO Walter De-
Long. land In Morningslde
add. salem. " d....,'''''' wv
lF. \. Derby ct ux. to p. a. De-
Long, land in Mornlngslde
add 20 Salem, a c d.......' 4
Louis Pulsly ct ux. to Geo and
Z. p. Hitler, y int In lot ~
sec 20: lots and z sec So'
lot 4. sec 81. and lot A. sec
32.t3s,r2 w..,-.''''''' -'V'
/ p Ceelan et uX. 10 Geo. ana
f. r.. Hitler l5s ss-lo0
acres. t3s.r2 ", " d..
iNargery Rogers to Cllhord
Commock, lot G in sunnyside
fruit farm. O g...''.''' 4'''
lean Adams 10 l.. j. WHITE
fruit lot 80. Friends ore
colony. scott's mllls....... ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12

power to bind the state in a matter
IN excess of the authority conferred
by the constitution, and Immediately
thereafter another President and an
other congress may declare the treaty
void. OF course, no congress, what
ever its power would violate the
faith Of the nation lawfully pledged,
but such a course would be quite
justiiiable on the ground that the
President and senate have exceeded
their authority That the present
federal authorities are quite capable
Of any assertion of power which may
accord with their Immediate desires
is known by the fact that the United
States district attorne& has been in
structed to institute suit in which
he must defend the monstrous alb
lsurdity that when the United States
have agreed that in trade and navi-
CATION Japanese subjects shall be
placed upon the footing of the most
favored nation this state Is thereby
bound to give Japanese pupils free
education
This matter concerns not merely
San Franciso or California or the
school question II goes to the fun
damental PRINCIPLES of our govern
ment. 1t involves the question
whether the individual states have
lany reserved rights whatever guar
anteed to them by the united author
ity and power of all the states, which
Is the only authority which could Sc
effectually guarantee, In attempting
TO compel California to give free edu
cation to any aliens against whom /
may choose to discriminate, tn
President is making deliberate as
sault on the liberties OF the entir
American people. II is Calitorni
today. Next year It may be Ohio o
Massachusetts. IL behooves the pee
ple TO consider whether the languag
of the tenth amendment, abov
quoted. has any longer any meanin
or effect, and II not, what measure
are necessary to restore It's vitalit!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12
Bad Symptoms.

The woman who has pcrIdicai h'a9'
a-ae, backache. secs imaginary o.fR
-,.ots ar .ps.cA !, floating Or dauclaf
~, ewes. ha4AfnaWlng distress OF A..Nf
S,Jl feeling n 1t0mach, faint Spells, pf af'
sjng-down/Jsellng in lover abdominal I
80 $50 reas5n. easily startled or eAcliel'
irreeuT or painful periods, WIN ',. oi y fl,,n
ont Jlvic 'catyrrh, y suirf ns W..
80, L ~ 80 andferaCgcnenis iha. shpt'4
ssyamEgo,Sf saEg ~ 5aSInkely 10 be present Ia any
eaS ssioI,o IN badly uaud ard .
eases Xf/n run into mal4dies NllsH
manI " Surgeons Aui.e u lN'1 ~ -
re,Nass3,,l2e N1sHs,elee esiani- b. sch A lol :
Grr--,'llf -4. 3 i,r---... - ~ -. -
S-.-,----,, ~ T71.l zi1. ...- - ~ /.
49, -f'-F-T1--i- - - -----s
n l-rf - = ~ ~. ga - :
II M NJ s-a- .s.-sT-'sse-
- Hs ftfT t itfl-
.i.---.'-- .i.-- =. n II 7.s clI aule Iss i-e tlfs "
vgmsr's e.a..tr 81 tH.a 'H,t '' ,
cnmt irol- .r tf1
h.i.t-iurm.ns tie's . i' i' i.'''. d.
rs. el rs N.- tst r,t.r oatG
.nv cgi.uitlua ~ tin ier sin isi...
H. 5.rrrat. E.glr.Ic Prs iNtlf
eriv rood rfrr fr -
~. -rrar.rnen ini .0rlif lfa ~
,.,e.....'f f.,asle 8g-Uu ani fsptH
- $40 rr AtNf
r.--..i iafuarf .nu ~ f''' .,..'.
M. ua..es autpi ets-t IS.
49,. ~ AZ ...eaell. aid % ine ~ 9
,.......t sgfapialas ip.lYa -
ur.f fat 0ll.Erf-f IT kil|r ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12
crack Rifle and Pistol Shots
Are Poor Hunters in
the Field
chsmpiOn Pistol Shot of the
World Says They Cannot
Judge Speed of Flight Why
American Soldiers are the
Best Rifle Shots.

ut Is a well known fact" said 7.
Benton, champion pistol shot of
,As world at the Willamette hotel
Monday. that not one in ten of the
hest target and trapshooters can
make even an average record when
nlaeed in the field and against wild
game.
"This Is more strange when some
Of their wonderful feats of crack
workmanship are taken into consid-
eration but it is very easily explain
ed The trouble is they are accus-
toned to the steady fight of the
dead objects, such as coin, rocks, and
clay pigeons and they are unfamiliar
with the methods or speed of flight
of the live birds. After few misses,
however, they begin to study out
their error and soon remedy the de-
fects. Another fault is they shoot
too quick and do not give the birds
time to steady in their fight.
CAS- a rule trap shooters and ex-
merit pistol and rifle shots have no
idea Of the great speed with which
birds fly and shoot several feet be-
hind them. They do not seem to
know what n teal duck flies at the
rate Of 75 miles per hour, while the
black duck flies about 61 miles per
hour. In the cases OF quail, grouse
or woodcocks the birds rise with a
great flutter and furry and do not
steady down to a straight line until
they have flown about S5 or AZ
yards"
Mr.. Benton, whose headquarters
are now in San Francisco. is on the
road for large eastern sporting
goods firm. His reputation as
crack and unerring pistol and re
rolver shot Is worldwide since nj
has taken part in every national aud
International contest for the past 81
years and has won medals and honor'
enough for a dozen ordinary men,
He says he shoots absolutely inde
pendent of the sights aud that Ms
remarkable ability is a natural glI'
having been passed down from on'
generation to another for the pas
three generations on both sides OF M
family.
1T is true that the United state
soldiers are the best shots In to
armies of the world" he continued
"ahd this is due to their delipera
ton in aiming, firing and, most im
portant of all, holding their rllle j
position at the shoulder until IN
bali passed out of the muzzle ins'ea
OF starting to recover as soon as Ia
finger has pressed the trigger
great fault with most would-u
marksmen. Another trouble is ina
the majority of men anticipate 10
report of the firearm which cause
them TO start involuntarily at ln
sound, while. in my case | am u'.e'
ly unconscious OF the report "n'
shooting"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12

address to DR., Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton,
n. Y. The regular
ffty-cent and one
dnllar size hotties are
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonde-f,,l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12
The Texas Wonder.

Cures all kidney. bladder anu
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug
gists. or two months treatment oy
mail for 81. DR.. e. W. Hail. % =
Olive street, st. Louis, Mo. senu
for testimonials Sold by stone
drug store. d"-i''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12


cures made by DR..
Knmer's Swami.
Root, the great kid
ney liver and bl5d.
der remedy.
1t is the great med.
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF scientific research
by Dr. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney ami
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12

Diauuer specialist, and rs wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back.
uric acid, catarrh Of the bladder and
Brights Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble
Dr.. kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommended for everything butt YOU have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will he
found just the remedy you need. Ii has
been tested i'll SO many ways, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers Of this paper, who have
not already tried It, may have sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how 10
findouti you have kidney or bladder trou-
bic. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address to DR., Kilmer EStD--
& Co., Binghamton, M!bEf y - ss.l
N. Y. The regular ~ NV, !s:.sa /. :...sa
fifty-cent and one --a=slE= aa:sEss "
dollar size bottles are Home Of svanpROOt
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root
and the address, Binghamton, n. V, on
every bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12
IN AM slooND-nAND GOODS

-, aud sscona.Siand Goods
psseht and cold. also fsnssA'
stoves aad cooking utensils. oi'n.
-. rrsaits and tinvare q sii sinas
Give a. 4 cali. o. II Mefeek. nv
south commertaal % si's'S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12

s-lcm iron M0rks.--fopnesfn' iaA'
rsinists ana blacksmlths Manu-
faetureru of an sinds of ta~u''il
maehiaery. Ilop and tsHii eryins
stoves. oie. Manufacturer oi 'he
salon Iron Works Hop Presh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-12
Contradiction.

Has your son arrived at years o'
diseretion?"
"oh. yes. He's about TO DC mar
ried."
How you contradict yourself
Cleveland Leader.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27
$40 AKROWE HOMESTE-
DY r w ZACHO-
DNIEJ NEBRASCE.

Jest to sposobnosc, kt6ra ME po~
trivia d1ugo a .warta ably ma Ma
zwrocono uwage. ..
POMOZE DO OsIEDLENlA-
Jestem zatrudniony PREY kolei 9.
B. & O.. ably pomagac osiedlanlu
kolonist6w ~wynalezc pozadany
volny weze} s1edzib. Przesz}o 1000
os6b wype}nl}o podpisy W zacho
dniej Nebrasce podczas ostatnich
trzech miesiecy. Najlepsze grunta
SHY najlepiej:
NADZWYCZAJNA SPOSOB~
Nose Grunta, kt6re teraz teda
uniewaznione podlug doniesieh spe
cyalnych rzadowych agent6w So
og6lnie pozadane s1edliska. ia
trzymam rejestr cd wszystkich u"
niewaznionych grunt6w ma korzysc
patron6w tego biura.
PRZYSZKA WYCIECzKA-
Osobiscie poprowadze w%ycieczkl
ak nastepuje: w.
Do Mullen, Nebr. 2 Pazdz. 1906
Do Hyannis, Nebr. l6 Pazdz. 1905
" kt5rym to czasle bede z SODA
mice plany gmin wykazujace grunr
ia gmin W tych mlejscowosciach.
RATY - Bardxo. niskle raty
exkursyjne "a tykiet zwrotny do
wszystkich miejsc. " zachodniej
Nebrasce.
NOVA iKsIAzECZKA OAR.
MO - Piszcie dis po nova ksia.
zeczkez mapa Nebraska, opisujaca
Q wszystkiah $40 akrowych darem.
nych homesteadach, co ia ziemis
Jest warta j jak ja nabyc MONA.
A~dresujcie . H
D.. GLEN DEAVER, Agent Bur<
lington Route, Homeseekers,
Information Bureau
1904 Farnam Str eet, Omaha, Nebr,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27
MA -Siedmio,

SG%&kH. %#lTESE%%EES& n
MA -Siedmio
akroWa farma 2 drzeWem o..
.woc,owemi kurami, " obrree--
bic miasta, dobrydom 4 stat
MIA. Woda v domu plynaca
= zdrowego zdroiu. Odpo
.wiednie pomies1zccze,nnile9 dc q
Etrzymaniia hmilii. Vielce zn Al
iona, jezeli sprzedanna bedzie
tel iesieni. Zglosi6 sic do w
]. Wi'hipple, High sc!hool a ~
Mrs. Harriet Shepard "a poo-.
ludniowe stronie jeziloora VI
hskiego, po blizssz'e szcze-
gt6ly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27
Ma sprzeda4

It's akrowa farma, 70 ARROW
pod p}ugiem, II akr5w do
brej 1aki, z dobra woda. Stru-
=mie6 przezyna Gala farmes
.Studnia PREY domu; budynek
nowy i szopa do siana stat
ME i wszystko ogrodzone. 4
mile cd Arcadia i 4 mile cd.
Pine Creeku. Pod dogodnemi
warunkami 2 powodu podesz-
lego wieku, zmuszony jestem
sprzeda6. Nadmieniam, 10
taniej polakowi nizeli inne-
mu. Zg}osi6 sic do w}aScicie-
la:Juliusz Mielewczyk, Dodge.
Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27

Choate'a %specyalna
a,;przedaz W sobote vie
.czorem Cd 7.30do 9 80
5000 yard6w nadzwy-
c(zai dobrej Wierzch-
.niei flaneli, Warto0sscl.
Sc "a yard. ~Specyalna,
cena &c "a yard.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27
Bardzo niskie raty 2 powodu.
po}aczenia stowarzyszeh "
Chattanooga Tenn.

Koleia North-W estern. Tykiety
exkursyjne sprzedawalnse bedae. Cd ~
do lis Pazdziernika, wiaacznie z u
wzglednieniem okresu poWrotu..
zgIosic siie do agent6w kolei Chi
cage q NorthsW estern. a1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27

KOMPANIA Inter State
Packing Co. ma zesz}otygo~
dniowem posiedzeniu rady
miejskiej, uzyska}a prawo ma
budowania zamierzonej re-
zalni, i prawdopodobnie TO-
boty PREY novel fabryce
rozpoczete beda W przeciagu
tygodnia. . IS
DNIA "a Listopada, odbe-
die sic " tutejszym poetic
wynn budynku egzaminacya
ma klerk6w p~ocztowych Ii.
stonoszy. Aplikacye NIGGA
bye z~apewnione u p. N, 3.
Wheeler W ofisie pocztowym
i ME p6zzniej jak do Is Paz-
.dziernika p. J. NJ. sSchoe-
maker, sekretarza 8 dystryk-
tn cywilnego " SOB budynku
I%pocztowym v St. Paul, M Mimi
zlozone. CT, kt6rzy sic v
roku zesz}ym. dosegzsa-
|minu ma klerk6w Tub listo-
noszy, ale go ME zlozyli,
NIGGA v tym roku brat Y
dial " takowym. Apli1ksasln1pcii
MUSIC liiIc',zyc ME mniej iakz
lat 18si ME wiecei jak rs.
PAN Jan Gl6wczeWskiii j
PAM Augusty,nlaa G 5il=stDl. Z
Independence, Wis. l ba Y v
zse'ssz]l.yml1s tygo'd5lln'iilulI ~ Y W y i ,'O'r
N goscinie 4 padstN B E'1ss
zhw nrzv drugiei ulicY;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27
FM4EsaWW SHHHW55aS aaSMHh{8H #5MM4 @hf#EsH 98 I
wv #NIEDIIELE odbyl sic

W NIElD i i4'.[:ls1l-.]E oold1lboyl sii'e
po'g;r'iiz'aet'lbt9 . starego %obywate '|sa
Willnllo16skie9ggoo Jana Ludwig,
.ktt6ry dljaIl'w agi1liie ~. roz mai urzse
IA piastowal:: byl poslem do.
legislatury, majorem miaE's1ta,
a ma ostatku czlonkiem ko-
misyi v. kapitolu. W roku
1892 zalozyl niemiecko-ame-
rykanski bank j byl lego
~pierwszym prezydentem.
Pozostawia zone siedmioro
doroslych dzieci; piec c6rek j
2 syn6w. Pogrzeb odbyl sic
2 kosciola sw. Tomasza.
Choate'a %specyalna
sprzedaz W sohote
wieczorem Cd $50 do
$50 5000 yard6WN.
n%adzWyczaj dobrej
%wierzchniej %flaneli,
wartosci Sc "a yard.
cena &c "a
IRLANDZKA parafia sw.
bedzie W tym rokus
obchodzic piecdziesiata roczs
nice istnienia; juz teraz u
k1adac zaczynaja program I
a5y jak najuroczySciej rocz--$.
nice to uswietnic.
MAKA podskoczy}a zoe
ma beczce.
Cd Is do 20 Pazdziernika,
auditor stanu, sprzedawac
bedzie W kilku powiatach
grunta szk6lne.. Miejsca i
dnie sprzedazy, So nastepuja-
ce: Hastings, Is Pazdzierni-
ka; Winona, Is Pazdziernika;
Caledonia, 10 Pazdziernika;
Preston, 20 Pazdziernika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27

WIEL. KS. ssiz13Gzl.
j. Pacholskl ~powr6cil v pos
niedzialek wieczorem 2 dwu
tygodnioWej podr6zy ma.
wschodzie, ku wielkiej "a
dosci swych parafian.
BAZAAR W parafii sw. Ka-
zimierza Kr. zwiedzany przez
wiele os6b, zdaje sic, il be-
die Z wielka korzyscia ola.
novel parafii, kto jednak
dotad zaniedbal lub zapom-
NAL &C Zwiedzic, MECH to
uczyni dis wieczorem j PREY
czyni sic do powiekszenia
dochodu z fairu, a przytem
sic sam ubawi.
WELL. KS. A. BABINSKI,
z Superior, Wis, wracajac 2.
sejmu W Buffalo, odwiedzi}
nasze miasto W. zesziy VITO
rex i by} gosciem Wiel. ks.
J. Pacholskiego.
PREY zbijaniu form W
zesz1ym tygodn1u, 'WYpad1y
2 liczby z og}oszenia First
National Banku ma STRONGLY
2giej. Zamiast $3.50, mia{o
tax jak jest W dzi-
siejszym numerze.
Department.
nabia}u i p%okarm6w, wydal
rozka7. ably ma przys7}oSf
wszystkje towary W pusz~
kach by4y przyrzadzane bez
kolorowania. ...
w. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-27

Jest to sposobno6c, kt6ra ME po~
trivia d}ugo a .warta ably ma nla
zwr6cono uwage.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-08

The proposed amendments to the
constitution which will be voted upon
at the election in November are now
heinR polished IN The Sun, and
should br carefully considered by the
voters The one creating the Board Of
Drainage IL OF vital interest TO the tar.
payers and is at present the main topic
Of discussion throughout the State.
While more than one Circumstance
no doubt contributed TO Governor
Broward's nomination In the 1904 pTi.
maFies, the drainage question and his
celebrated map Of the Everglades un-
doubtedly contributed more to his suc-
GEES than any other. fhis was the
view the editor OF The Sun, sS Senator
from Alschua county, took OF tho mat.
ter when the drainage amendment WAS
presented 10 the Legislature of 1905,
and in common with large majority
Of the members, voted to let the people
paSs upon the question. Literature for
and against lie adoption has been lib.
orally distributed throughout the
State, and Governor Broward Ia act.
lively st work IN behalf OF this pet
scheme Of his AZ TO It's merits and
Gemerits The Sun leaves TO its readers
10 psps upon after thorough study OF
the question at issue. We cannot re.
frain. however, from stating that, &C.
cording to our own judgment, which
has been formed not only from the
discussion Of the drainage question,
but from observation and experience
d urinR the past fourteen years a.
member 81 the Legislature, il will
Prove dangerous 70 delegate more
rover to the Internal Improvement
Fund Board. 20 which the adoption Of
the proposed Amendments would give
increased powers. They have aTroRst-
ed 10 themselves undelsgated powers
in the ppt, paying no attention 20
laws passed by the Legislature, claim
inc to he greater than their creator,
and, personally, the editor Of this
journal will not vote to give them ad.
ditionAl powers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-08
Bakers Get Wac increase.

San Francisco, Aug As a result,
OF the demands Of the union bakers
for raise OF 50 per week In their
wage has been grained. The price
Of bread will be raised In this city by
the bakery owners. The manner In
which this viii be done has not been
agreed on as yet, but 1t is said a loaf
Just a little larger than One.half the
size of the present loaf is favored by
a majority Of the master bakers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-08

Few people stop 20 think that their
individual hsppineW is not dependent
on outside circumstances A habit Of
happiness Gao be cultivated, like any
other habI, and just a. successfully
Happiness IL az much a duty az clears
Illness and morality The cheerful
hopeful temper, which refuses to let
itself be narrowed M, IL IL everJons's
duty TO cultivate There IL a heauti.
fol legend that AZ creations dawn an
angel came down TO earth. seeking
something TO take back with IL 90
ieaven, II returned wIthR boquet Of
Howers, babJ's smile and q mothers
love When II reached the pearly
gates of Paradise again the flowers had
withered, the baty's smile had van i.
i'hed, but the mothers love was found
to be ~ pore and eternal as the waters
that flowed by the heavenly throne,
and all the angels exclaimed; There
10 nothing on earth pure enough Tor
heaven bat q mothers love"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-08
sUNBRAMs
BY J, MAvfS NICHOLS.
can rights reserved in Alaehua county,
Written especially for Gainesville Daily Sur

Time IL nothing until It records the
impact OF human thought and action
Not what you say, bot what you do
Put your goods on the market-thst'S
il!
Just a. soon a. q fellow gets for.
tune, he gets busy trying TO prove
thu, he's poor.
The breath and beauty Of human
character 10 dependent on the ideal 90
constantly before you.
Don't wait for ihingS to turn up
turn things up while you wait. That's
the genius for this rapid age.
Luck smiles ON him that has mind
to will and TO do. Incidence prophe.
cies failure-suTe and certain.
II you are leading - dogs life." be
sure that il 10 the life OF ST. Bernard
those splendid watchers OF the Alps.
II you will put yoV ear to the
worlds great heart, you will hear that
which sounds like the sobbing Of the
sea.
You may own vast lodeS Of gold in
some mountsin-gulch and then be
very poor. Wealth ia not real until
available.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-08

There Ia too little brightness In the
lives Of women in the country They
have too little help in their domestic
occupations The "nurse" in house
where there 10 = baby to care Tor ought
to bs act down ~ one Of the regular
expenses AZ much ~ the potatoes for
the family A mothers health, both
o: body and mind, 10 worth more than
additional acres Of land, or hnsr live
stock The heart should not he al.
lowed TO gov old Life should not
have Loot lie cham, the heart tie spir.
II, and the body iu elasticity &C 40
years, Aud yet how many women are
faded aud wan, and shattered In mind
and health. long before they are forty
All the ioy Of LIE 10 not IN youths
morning. II We so will Il, We can. to
the last moment Of lie, be ~ least
negatively happy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-08
Deafness, Cannot be cNrsd

by local applications. n. they cannot
reach the diseased portion " the ear
There 10 only one way to cure deafness
aud that 70 by constitutional remed iss
Deafness 10 eaused by 81 inhamed con.
d,tion of the mueu, lining ~ the Eus.
tachiGn Tube. When this tube {. an.
famed yoa have = Fumbling sound OF
imperfect heating, aud when u "a en-.
trvly closed. deafness 10 the tesult,
aud uulrss the Inflammation eau bs
taken out aud this I1bc restored ~ 10
normal condition, hearing will be de.
sgtoyed forever. nine Gases out oi ten
are cans~d by eatarfh, which 10 nothing
but al iuramed condition OF the Hausus
surfaces,
We call give Oas Hundred Dollar.
Tor any case OF deafness (caused by
eAtarrkl that cannot b. cured By Hali's
Calarfh Cure send for sirculaFs. free
, J CHIMNEY 4 Co. Toledo, q.
Sold By ell dFaRgiets. sbs.
fake Halle Family PlllA Tor eonsli.
patton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-08
cHlNAMEN AS LABoRERs.

The manufacturing interests OF Flor.
ida should be under obligations 20 @,
W, Chase, the naval stores operator,
for bis demonstration Of tina fact that
% manual laboFerS, the Chinese are In.
adequate to the demand. Mr. ChAse
Who 10 . progressive citizen aud 4
shrewd business man. realizing the
scarcity Of the class OF labor for naval
stores aud sawmills conceived an idea
which, should IL have been successful.
wonld have largely solved this problem
Of the scarcity OF labor He imported
u 10 said at great expense, about fiity
Chinsmen from Oregon. They we're
distributed between Mr. Chase's places
NJ Paradise aud Fairbanks but, after
three months' trial, Il developed that
while the Celestials were willing. they
weFe physically inadequate for the
work In the woods, The result 10. that
today they will return to their far
Western homes on the Pacific slope
When the importation OF foreigners
10 eonseryAtiVely studied, IL will be
found that the Scand inpvian. or
Seede, are among the mos, desirable
for two reasons Fret, they N rule
are OF hardy constitution. aud can
stand the trials Of manual labor with
lees fatigue aud better health second
they are live, honest, progressive. and
attend Ia their own business. There
are several colonies ~ Swedes IN this
State, one ~ wh,sh i. located At or
near komoso, in this county; and
wherever you lind swedish settle.
ment you Ind \ progressive settle.
ment--snd mora settlement
II II has eoue to pa'. that We INNS,
protect our iDdus,r,e' by Importing To-.
Dor, let those mos, deeply interested
make . ventare on the SSeIe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-08
Well Known Chemist Dead.

Baltimore, Aug 7,--Gustavus -
Lehman. we'll known for his work in
chemistry and bacteriology. died on
Sunday in his sixty.third year Ho
was member OF the American Ins,i
tuee Of Mining Engineers and ~ the
American institute for the Advance
mCAt ot Science.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-08

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