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JAWS. TTH AND e s. W.
23S 1917 sw,- 6r. .16.CO
1873 N Sc. Or. WIS. q. 80
$40 G sw, Or. b. -. 1850
AS Sth sw. 7r,ami. 1870
I26 c sw. Or. :m'. 50
1340a B Sc. GRANT. %. 80
1868 Ga av Sc. Or. b. II. -
1908 18th NV. 5r. b. 16. So
1913 NC av ne, lowfl15 30
40 G sw. LIST Il. Ar. b. 1860
400 It'll sw, store. pa. 80
80 n Sc. store. .....1S.e0
18th & ID NV, Sd &
4th floors. ....... so. 90
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FOB RENT-FLOYD L.
1872 Conn av NV,
12r. yr. 49,. 100 o.
430 Sd NV, 12r. ami. 4i..D
300 F ne, Tor. b. 30: 30
S13 f sw. 7r, b. % 90
646 / sw, 6r. amt. .H. 20
715 Sth sw, Or. ami. p. 90
4O1 9th sw, ST.. ami. %. so
945 Md av sw. Sr. b. q. 30
1919 AZ sw. 7r. b. .25.a
1913 Md sw. Or. ami. q SO
1011 Md sw. Or ami Fl. 80
4s5 C. sw. Or, imp. IL. 10
4S7 G sw. Or. imp. ITO
SpS-3t
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F. n. SMITH Co. I4os N. T.. AVE.
RENTAL AGENTS. ~ BOND BLDG
1925 Vermont ave-. 11r. and b.: in fine
order: front. side and yards. =. $65. 90
1852 Columbia road. IL rms and 3D.. $50. 90
1Ss3 Mintwood place. IL rooms and baths .$55 40
1871 Irving ST.. r. rms and 2b.; fine order 500
923 18th NV, I3r- and 3D.; fine order ~ $50 90
sI2 st. NV, rooms and bath; viii be
oJ Ru: in good order 20. 40
227 ne. 7r and b.; newly papered. 100
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FOR RENT-254 9TH ST. NE. fDELIGHTFUL
Stocking. ell T. 1t. NV. ss82ts
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FOR RENT-BY s,,,,v -,o.,
GIG East Capitol st. ne, large house and
ao s5aS o st. NV. 10 rooms and bath 1880
1903 st. NV. II rooms and bath;
furnished - I0.W
1878 Fairmont st. NV. 10 rooms and
174e 'D 9th ST. NV. Z dwelling rooms and
1736 18th St NV 10 rooms and bath. -. 5000
Gao @ ST. NV, rooms and bath. ....... 5000
rs ISL, st. ST. NV 10 10 rooms sna and Bath
loss Lamont ct. NV. 10 rooms and bath $3.50
400 Sd st. NV. 10 rooms and BATH ..... 1850
1888 to 1870 Ingiesde Terrace. 10 rooms
1890 Lamont st. NV, rooms and bath. =. $3.50
21O4 LIST ST. NV, rooms and bath...... $3.50
443 18th st. me-. 9 rooms and bath. ..... 27.50
al 18th ST. ne. rooms and bath. ..... 22.50-
14O9 st. me-. rooms and bath. 22.50
sss 1ts St st. me- rooms rooms a ana BATH
1893 at. me-. rooms and bath...... 21.5o
435 5th st. ne.. rooms and bath...... 1880
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs-
The The F Felssr 10 q st. st. se and
1855 Girard ST.. rooms and hath 30 90
1910 Kenyon st. NV, rooms and bath. s. GO 90
1879 18th st. NV. 8 rooms and D. I'd floor % 90 %
Az 1f,th ST ne, rooms and BATH. $500
500 + st. ne. s rooms and bath: 300
IA 1eth st. ne. 9 rooms and bath...... $3.50
$40 18th ST. me-. rooms and bath. q 90
IIaa d st. ne rooms and bath. ..... 22.50
1924 Mass. ave- Sc: 5 rooms and bath. $50
% sna On Gucd ss 18th
and 14th SITS. NV
rooms and bath. % 90
rooms and bath, 9TH floor. ............ $500
rooms and bath. 4th floor. ............. 81. 80
n L. sANsBuRY. 7ls-e1 18Th st. NV.
FOR RENT-lso4 18TH ST. we ROOMS;
$4050 John 7. KNOTT, 018 st. se6e6t
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FOR RENT
1909 st. NV, rooms and bath .$17. 50
1903 Ut. s.w.. rooms and bath. 20.0O
seI-tf DEEBLE CO.. 1904 g ST. NV.
FOR PENTHOUSE 4es st. NV; BAY WIN
dow brick: 10 large rooms; modern bath; large
double back pOrches; stable Apply within.
se6-3ts4
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FOR RENT =
il64 10Th, 1or b. .$45 COZ PISA Pa av. 10r b. AZ >,
1910 Riggs pl IN, .o8 1902 p, furnished so 10
1871 8, 1Or b.. "a col 21l6 o.; 12r, b.. $3.50 60
APARTMENT, 1915 4th, rooms and bath. .sal7 20
= ses-3t ",-... F. W. GRAHAM, GIT 14th 1T.
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81 Hnt Houses.ss
DAVID MOORE.
1923 Flew York ave.
IrNEURNSHEn

49, 1880
.I414 Irving nv ,.9r. b4e. 80
2I34 Pa av NV, 11r. BIO 90
53.-54l 21st NV, 10, BAG. 90
1918 18th NV, Or, $4,000
1921 School. Tor, b. .3S. 90
I26 V NV. Sr. b. hi so
1880 Dartmouth nw.9r,
b, hot-watcr heat. 80 oC
1918 L NV. Sr, b. 80. 90
1908 Riggs NV. Sr, b. 81. 30
81 L NV. Or. b. .. $3.50
s13 18th NV. 7r, b. 30 &c
"a I ne. 11r. b. .30.50
57Os B't'w'd NV .6r. BIS 20
1921 Seaton NV, Or. b25.50
1910 ] ne. 7r. b. - -25-J0
316 18th ne. Or. b
Sept O. .2o-5o
sos ID. Cir, b...-..23-3 10
2d & Bryant ne. Or, b23.S 80
1910 23d NV. Or. b. -2.3C
1909 to 1921 24th NV.
Or, b.............22.oC
1905 G sc. Or, b. 70 sc
1907 G. Sc, Or. b. =. Csc
26Ig X NV. Sr, b. d. .22.5O
3o5 and 34i 14th ne.
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES h. SHEA, =
643 Louisiana ave. NV.
40 7th st. NV, rms "a floor. $45 90
1922 18th st. NV, 10 rms. b..-....... $3.50
62S Cd st. me-, nat. rms, b............ $3.50
a61 ID st. me-. rms. b.:.............. 1850
1885 N. G. ave. ne, rms. b., furnace. $3.50
400 II ST. s.w., rms, b. ............... 21.00
643 La. ave. NV, entire ID floor. 1880. 1000
535 18th st. se., store. 6 rms. ......... 2000
1864 n c. ave- ne.,- rms, b............ 20O8
32f Mclean ave. s.w.. 6 rms, b.......... $50
1901 eth st. s.w., nat, rms, b. ......... 175O
012 18th St ne. rms, b.............. IT 40
127 Prospect ST. me-. rms, water...... 1900
1901 18th st. NV Sd floor 1900
no n al aw 8 rfns water .......... II 80
IO17 N q ave Sc rms. water....., IL 20
7oS lamont At NV rms water. !. = II. 90
eli n Al MI s. Iarre roou on Sd hoor... II 90
sx9 II ave NV entire 4th floor. lone
400 es,Iisnane re av rms watef.;.... 600
se6-tf,4S
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
The above is only partial list Of the properties
In OUT charge, but we viii be glad to furnish COM
plete bulletins application at this Office.
THOS. J. FISHER CO.. Inc,
l44 ST. NV. adjoining the New Willard.
se8-sa, tu tn, tt
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FOR RENT-153O NV. OR. Il b., KITCHEN
first noor $3.50: 1345 VT. ave, 12r. 4 %, SIS
RALPH w. LEE.
au22-tf Real Estate and Insurance l4O6 q NV.
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FOR RENT-BY wEScoTT 4 WILCOX.
1897 Penna. ave
Ar dru a nO
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FOR RENT-i5s NV: 10 LARGE ROOMS
and porcelain bath; corner house; large yard;
fine condition: suitable for families Rent,
5000. CLIFFORD A. BORDEN, 604 5th NV.
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STORES
1887 f1th st. s.e 3Ox75 room rear; cellar.
1909 9th NV. 30x65; room rear; stable cellar
HOG 18th st. NV. 3Ox33; large show window.
SUBURBAN.
18th and Joliet sts Brookland, D. c., 7r., b. sta.
Langdon. d. c., Mills rd, 10r.: stable; h.w.h.
For COL. East Alex. Ct. Ar, C. and b.
.- STABLE. L..
1854 X st. NV, large 2-story brick; 80 stalls.
1854 K. 2 sections Ice house. ~.;-e- .sea-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07
Notes From suysrto,.

Frank wTsy was tn Portland las,
week.
Gir Cooley vas in the city last
week.
Miss Emma Hun was in the city oy
ey sunday.
Philo Crawford Of salem was in the
city last week.
Erwin Dedrick OF Portland was in
the city last week.
Frank Raodes OF salem visited in
the cry over sunday.
The Misses Minnie and Edith Bro.
sig OF salem were in the city last
week.
Joe LudowiJzke, Who has been in
san Francisco for sine time -
day. 20" 'usa
The Christian Endeayor gave a 50
e'aI al the home OF Rev. A Fssar
Friday evening A large crowd AZ
tended. ~
inere was a social ball given at the
- . l. U han Saturday evening. A
'A'se crowd attended and a good time
vas had.
Ihe entertainment given last Fri
Jay evening by the silyerton high
s'n"o4 pupils vas very wen rendered
and large crowd attended.
The eighth grade pupils OF the pub
nc school will give a program at the
SeA0o. house next Friday afternoon
everybody is invited to attend
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07

The salem State Bank was, upon
motion. designated as a depository
where subscribers can pay up lot
their stock and get receipts therefor.
Thereafter the secretary can issue
the stock certificates.
Mr. Gilbert moved a committee Of
three TO arrange for a meeting of fruit
growers for the purpose Of organic.
fng county horticultural society
This was carried and the chair ap
pointed /. NJ. Gilbert. G. NJ voris and
Mr. Armstrong.
The following propositions were re-
caiveI and upon motion laid upon the
table. and the board of directors was
instructed to secure such site as they
saw ft for the canuery plant
Mr.. Holcombs Proposition.
February 8, 1906.
Committee of the Mutual Canning
Go. Salem. Oregon
Gentlemen. IN accordance with
our conversation. beg to submit
herewith IN writing the following as
an outline Of the proposition made
by you and agreed to By the Salem
Canning company on the understand.
Ing that it has your unanimous ap
pfoyaI and will be recommended for
adoption at the stockholders meet
Ing this Tuesday. February 9Th.
The Salem Canning Co to lease
or sell that portion Of its cannery
site located at the corner Of Twelfth
and Trade streets. Salem Oregon. be
ginning at the southern boundary al
Twelfth street running northerly
along the county road to a telephone
pole. about the middle OF the piece.
thence to a point ten feet north.
west Of the northwest corner Of
the boiler house on said prop
criy; thence Eouthcrly TO the
southern boundary OF said prcmIs.
o.. thence. along the southern bound
ary 70 the place Of beginning. The
purchase price II purchased outright
10 be Si5ooNo. u leased. At a rental.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07

So-called wandering r.,..s
come from its early stss,s
presence Of danger may be- ~. !.
fest by profuse monthlypsr|,is - =
panied by unusual psu - 4
abdomen through the groin msS,.d
II you have mysterious pain, ne
are indications Of infammatIos !. :
placement, secure a bottle a ia,
Pinkham's Vegetable Compovri =
away and begin its use.
Mrs. Pinkham, Of Lynn. Ma
give you her advice n YOU WlIi n
her about yourself She lsths A..
ter-in.law Of Lydia y. Pinkh,u \
for twenty-five years has been 49,
sick women free Of charge.
Dear Mn. Pinkham,-
"I take the liberty % oonTrsiui,,. ..
the success I have had with youf -,
medicine. Eighteen muntht aro nv ~
stopped. Shortly after I felt % h,ig
! submitted 81 n thorough eraminsils. :
physician and was told that I had a IA
and would have b undergo an openun
"soon after I rsad one of youf si1s,
msntn and decided to give Lydia 4 a
hams Vegetable COMPOUND a tia. 4
taking hve bottles a. directed ths tura
entirely gone have ben etamihsi
physician and he sayt I have no nra
tumor now. IL has also brought ny ts-
around once more, and i am ed
vel Fannie y, FoH, 7 Chstnui N
Bradford, Pa,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07
WEDDING WILL EMO ROMANO
The Groom was Mixed Up In tra
sion on v. S. s. Bsnnina,ea

Hackettstown. ~ j. Feb u
coming marriage Of Ensign cr|
n. Wade. U. 5. N. Of this ton,
Miss Edith Fahriguu, 10 aita
considerable attention, Il IL 1i
result OF an Interesting little ro-a
The ensign was IN charge of ~
gine room OF the sun boat Beis
ton at the time its boiler elfl
while the vessel was lying 10 ~
Dor OF San Diego. Cal A eo,s
Inquiry recommended that The q
be court martialed, A the eolH
about 10 assemble Ensign Waes
stricken with appendicitis ahe
removed 70 the government hoi
The ensign had met Miss fabrfN
Santa Barbara some time beios
Bennington disaster AMER 'ls
alton the surgeons prohouhees ~
case hopeless and none ve's si'..
10 see him. Gangrenous eis'
developed, and IL was only n@
Miss Fabrigou was permil1sc %
the bedside OF her sweetheart
each visit the doctors noticed la'
ensign's fever was slightly aoAl'' !
bis temperature a tribe loSs"
hnally his recovery became 49,,
The court martial exhonera'ea "
Miss FabrigOu is the daughter :
retired professor Of Columbia W
sity, and quite a fayorite In soe'l'
eles In New York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07
The qr.o of
Coughing

daily or semiweekly newspapers.
Al such meetings It shall be proper
IN elect a successor to any member
OF the board
Article 1, Section 3.
Directors Meetings.
shall occur Immediately following
the annual meeting OF the stockhold.
era and the officers Of the company
shall be there elected and qualified
Succeeding meetings shall be held on
the second Tuesday Of each month Or
a. the call Of the president Five
members of the board Of directors
shall constitute a quorum, and a ma.
iority vote of those present shall
.H...
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07
Constitution and Bylaws AdOp-
ted and Proposition
Considered
Board of Directors Authorized to Pro-
Ceed for a Successful
Years Business

shall be- vested DO a board Of nine d.
roctors. elected at the annual meet
ing of the stockholders. and who shall
serve one year. or until their success
sors are elected and qualified
Article 3. Section 2.
omees.
The officers shall be president vice
president. treasurer secretary. who
shall b. elected by the board Of d.
rcctos annually al their hrlt meet
loo after qualifying The FIRST three
Of the above named officers must be
members OF the board Of directors
Article 3, Section ,.
Executive Committee.
Tho executive committee thall con
rls, of The president and two members
of tho board of directors. elected by
the members thereof
Article 4, Section T.
Amendments
This constitution and tho accom-.
panyIng bylaws may be- amended a.
any regular mooiirg of the stock
holders. or al any called meeting
provided q ia 70 stated 10 tho call
and by a majority of on ho stock
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07
STOMACH ON THE BRAIN.
What N Man Gain the Whole World
and Lose HE Appetizer

The man With a we'll behaved ftum.
ach never thinks about g. lie eats
what he likes and likes waat be eats.
he knows he'll enjoy Il, because no
knows he has a stomach that will
easily digest o. All things look good
10 him, ho will sit close 10 the table.
and with a merry twinkle In his eye
and a world peace expression. he
will start" on the delicious mea' be
fore him,
Bui the man With the bad. brashy.
gurgly stomach Is the man Who Is al
ways thinking about e. He can sci.
dom eat What he likes. and seldom
likes what he eats. His stomach wor
ries him before meals after meals
and betweea meals. II Is on his
brain, IL robs him of ais cheer and
interferes with his daily work ADun5
him Is dark spirit which presses H..
self forward 10 ais thoughts CRYING,
I am agony ] am disgust I am nau,
sea l am sickness, languor worry
l am conceived iu quick lunches and
pappy food. and u0ur.shsd by ulpy
meals. ] rob brains OF their force and
bodies OF their life steal aWav
uerNe aud vim. bring heart disease
and apopleNy make the worli a
pi' OF NearlneEs and darkness. I am
woe. ! am death am dyspepsis
But yet also bring nope light ana
future health. because by my gloomy
presence , give you warning and a
chance TO escape me-"
This is had dream. but il is the
daily dream OF a dyspeptic. Ifit We're
NOT for white Ne couldn't tell the
black. II it were not for dyspepsis
Ne couldn't know the joy the hapni.
ness, OF well ordered digestion An
the world looks bright 10 a man OF
sood health, and good health is imnos.
sioie without a goOd. hardy stomach
And any sick or weak stomach can
Do made good, strong one by lust tai
ing something which will digest your
Iood for you, instead OF letting vo,r
'lned liver do IL. Suart's Dyspensis
Tablets are the most effective little
tao.ets in the world for This vsrv
thing. II ysu feel bloated after ear.
lng, or you have nausea. aversion n
tood' erash, irritation. sour stomach
heartburn or dyspepsia. stuart's Dvs
peps'a Tablets will stop IL because
one srain OF an ingredient OF thesa
tablets win digest SoOO grains Of food
Your stomach Is oyerworkei Ie, n
take rest You're not yourself when
you have a bad stomach. These tab
lets NiA DO the work that the stomscA
has 70 do and make you feel bright
ihink Clearly and give you ambith,,
Af'd power 10 ooneentrSie your atteB.
lon on your work Youn fee pOoa
foa should always have a bon o.
ssaArts Dyspepsia Tablets ON vo,r
1nlng table They win make yoa So
NJ Tie sod possible out q g.
hing y0a sAt ana yOup enjoy IA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07

The adjourned meeting Of The share.
holders OF The Mutual Canning com
pany was held a. the police court
room Tuesday afternoon, with a
Foodly attendance The hrst business
In order was The appointment of com.
mltiooa. which resulted as follows.
Committee on b5laws-L NJ OIL.
bert Geo. Jacob aud y Presnall
Committee on organization =.
Kimban a. W Savage and a. y
Hofor
A short recess was then taken for
the committees 10 complete their
work The committee on oonatIiu.
Zion and bylaw reported The follow.
ms. which was adopted:
CONSTITUTION
Article =. Section T.
Name
Tho name of lbis organization saaIl
be- ho Mutual Canning company oil
salem. OryfUn. and itf principal of
Gee shall be- maintained 10 the city
of Salem. Marion county. oregon.
Article T. section 2
OBJECT
Tho object of this company shall bo
ihe marketing of the fruits and vcgo
tables ui lis members In the most al
yaniaEcoua manner and 10 tho end
mat surplus products may b. disposed |
o. a cauuory shall be- erected and % /
GRATED
Article ? Section T.
Capital stock
Tho capital moCk ahAll BE- $4,000 /
divided into coo saarrs Of t26 each /
Stock shall be- fully paid ani non az
aoaaablo and shall be- transferable /
only on the books ~ the company
and by order ~ the board o. directors
The company through tho board
shal have he hrat rrfutal 81 the pur
chase % ans stock offered Tor sale
az market value NUt moro than 20
shava may be- held or voted on AL
any uuskho'defs meeting. by one poe
sou.
Artiels O. section Z.
Management
To" management 81 the company
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07
BYLAws
Article l. section l.
Meetings

Meetings
The hrut annual meeting of tao
siockholdora shall occur as soon a.
tho company H. Incorporated and
thereafter on the second Tuesday Ia
January Of each year A this meet
ing a majority of the stock shall con.
stituto a quorum aud elections shall
be- By ballot A majority Of the votes
,ast shall elect Reports of tho years
business shall be- made al this meet
los a. we'll ~ every tarco months
thereafter There shall also be- quar-
tcfly rrporis during the hnt year
Article :. Section 2.
special Meetings
Aay ho called az Auy time by a
petition of one third oi the stock OF
az tho can of the executive commit
toc gIyiug not lees than ave days'
noteo BY mail or By publication or 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07

valuation of $4,000 per year for a
term of five years, the Salem Canning
70 IN nav taxes on the real estate.
exclusive of improvements, the Mu-
tual Canning CO. to have option in the
lease to purchase said property at the
expiration of the lease, at an ap-
praised valuation, in case Of a disa-
preement as TO value. The Mutual
Canning Co. to purchase the boilers
and machinery on said premises for
100000. subject to inspection, ample
time TO be given for payment, IL Sc.
cured. Il is understood that the goods
are to be packed subject to the ap-
proval of the Salem Canning Co, and
the Salem Cannig Company agrees to
warehouse the products and finance
the business and to have the
preference Of purchasing the fin
ished products. II is understood
that the Salem Canning Co. will co
operate with. render its advice, and
usp it's best endeavors to secure ex.
perienced help. at compensation to
be mutually agreed upon between the
parties. It is understood. however
that the Mutual Canning Co. shall ex
cluslvely control It's organization and
board Of directors. but they shall be
instructed TO carry into execution the
above conditions when ratified by the
stockholders
,sirned SALEM CANNING Co.
By G. W Holcomb Pres.
Approved by. Geo. W. Weeks. l. X
Page. S. p. Kimball. Noah welch,
c. A. u. Fisher, committee Of Mu-
ual Canning CO.
Mr.. Aliens Proposition.
salem ore. Feb. 2. 1906.
To The fruit growers Of Salem:
with the idea In view Of setting forth |
my position and proposition to the
fruit growers Of Salem. I herewith |
submit the followInR'
VIII subscribe to the capital stock
Of the company from ten to twenty
shares Of stock
viii accept a position a. member
OF the board Of directors. and II ap.
pointed as manager will endeavor
10 finance iae proposition and conduct
the business 10 bushes like man.
nor and TO The best OF my ability co.
operate with The board Of directors
10 the best interests OF the company
Il shall be my aim 10 establish a
reputation and brand az much az pos
lIblc a. a Salem and Oregon product.
a. reference TO my financial stand.
.ng and honor 10 carrying out our ob.
legations beg 20 refer you 70 the
First National Bank Of Eugene. With
whom ] have done my banking bust.
ness for Eve years.
lt shall be my object 70 establish
iae bushes on a hFm basis and start
modsstly, trying with each succeed,
.ng season 20 make The business larg.
aF aud more profitable, Il shall be
our object Ia the policy OF organiza.
Hon 10 pay as liberal prices as eonsis
.ehi with market conditions. ana
build up a permanent prosperous In,
II our proposition is accepted I viii
ir'o'e my time TO the upbulding OF
.he business. Respectfully submitted
~ N ALIEN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07

Tho msnsr,meu, OF the company
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07

aI,, als Aar'aseed BY a had sOughi Use
n-iiAFds AOTehOund Syrup; il win
'es1'e yo1 sound Ssep ana eject =
P''Ip, and radical cure Fur sals bv
d. J. Try. y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07
TUMORS CONOUF
SERIOUS OPERATIONS ~,
Unqualified Success os -.
hams Vegetable oompou...l s.
Case Of Mrs. Fannie ID -. d

One Of the greatest triumn,.
r. Pinkham.s Vegetable 9oa o,a
the conquering OF wom.r,o So'aio| a1io|
emy, Tumor. oi,t
The growth Of a tumor
frequently It's presence i,n,i'ot = 'ot
until IL Is far advanced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07

FOEmsrly sinpsOnb staols-
UPtO-dAae livery and cab ii.. :.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-07

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,hs hardest rock. Coughing, day aiter
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mil the healthy tissues give way:
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-17
The Voice of the Merchants.

The Retail Merchants association OF
Rock Island in the meeting at the Rock
Island house last evening took decisive
action against the adoption by the city
council of the pending Central Union
Telephone ordinance in its existing
form the paramount objection repoSlng
i'm the absence of a stated maximum
rate The remonstrance of so reEresen'
tative body of men, speaking both
for the business interests and the tel
ephone users of the city, cannot pass
unheeded by the city council. it is al
most needless to state.
Hence il may be expected that the
council will either insist upon the COM
pany amending this clause To meet the
wishes of the merchants, dispose of
the franchise tax question in an advan-
tageous manner, and the union labor
provision in a way that Will meet the
desires of union labor, or the negotia-
lions will be off, leaving the points at
issue involving the company's fran
chise in Rock Island to the courts for
adjudication.
The councils position. as has been
heretofore stated, has apparently been
that a compromise of the entire situa-
ton would afford the quickest way of
clearing up all the veXed questions and
giving 10 the city such benefits as
might accrue on that score. That the
council has not so far secured sufficient
concession for the protection of the
public is the stand of the merchants.
That there should be a definite bind
ing clause as to rates. not contingent
arrangement based upon what may be
the conditions in other cities, is deem
ed of first Importance.
Ii is for the council To make the next
move. and upon the effect of that move
will depend whether the matter will
be put up to the courts.