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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
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Needed as Witness Asainsc 1e- Mo<a-
err in Writ County Murae- Case
PARKERSBURG. May &c Judge
Moss has appointed six deputies IN
Elizabeth, Writ county, &c search fo-
Alice whiteman, the missing witness
in th> Devers murder case. in that
county They reported last night tia.
they had secured the couacy IN vain
The girl is. said to be hiding N order
to save her mother. who murdered
Alice's sweetheart some months ago
She was the only witness o. the deed
Pending the; search the case VIII be
continued until Saturday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
An Evening Party,

Miss Gertrude Bailey entertained a
party OF friends at her home in, sun
nyside at a o'clock dinner in honor
of Miss Donna Roach. OF Athens, O.
After dinner she gave theater party
for the Show Girl at the Swisher the
alter, following which was a chatting
dish supper at her home. Mrs. Biddle
chaperoned the party Morsantown
Chronicle
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Won hx steuhenxi,l-.

-STEIBESyILE Nay Iz-e:---4o 4
game where enthusiasm al lSn IS
the thermometer rarec Jow, Stsu-
benrllie defeated Toronto q Toronto
Score:
Steubenvine o2o11oo,S 81 112-s3
Toronto : o2eoa1oC -5 ?
Batteries. Dougherty AID Sn:tn,
Peckins and StulI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
DAN SHORTS GLAD TO
GET BACK HOME aLIvE

PARKERsBURG. May 10.-Daniel
Shorts, of this city. wei Known OH
driner, was recently shot by an Eng
Hshman while working in the India
oil fields. he returned here yesterday
with the wound sim fresh, and In 3
few days he VIII begin on acontracti
county
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Enter,ined 8. E. cIuh.

Miss Naude Franllinberry entertain
cd Tie Z. L: Club yesterday afternoon
at her home in the Fifth ward 4
pleasant afternoon was spent by the
young ladies and dainty refreshments
We're served. Miss Stella: Wise viii
entertain the club next week
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Mission society Meetins.

The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans Hone and Foreign Mission. So
ciety OF The Presbyterian Church viii
be held on Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Richard Gi1keson on
Fairnont. avenue. africa" is the.
subject . be studied.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
WiII Meet This evening.

= The teachers' class OF the. Presbyte-
rian Sabbath school VIII meet this
evening at the home Of Mr.. ]. H. Eec&-
man on Fairnaont avenue The sub
ject for the evenings study VIII be
The Teachers Model
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
eoine to Junior Prom.

Miss Laura Williams went to Nor
gantown this afternoon to attend s2te
Junior Prom at Tie Armory on Fri
day night. Miss Williams viii be TIE
guest of Miss Bertha Hawley.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10

,Biue Bell. the hairless wonder.
5:set elephant, parr horse, Is the most
beautiful freak OF nature known to
the world VIII be on exhibition on
lAcnrcc street: near fire department.
tjlt Nay IS. Admission II cents
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
Five inches Snow
EVANSVILLE oH4os ..REeoaJs.
-. Heavy FALL OF TIE BEAU
TIFUL YESTERDAY

WHEELING. May 1o.-St- Glars
VILE and the western part OF Belmont
county, Ohio. was visited by two
snowstorms yesterday The first was
about noon, and although the ground
was wet sufacieDt.snow. fell. to give a
white covering The second snow fell
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
AMERICAN IEAeuE
Yesterdays Canes.
St. Louis. 6; Chicago, ..
Philadelphia. . Boston. c
s.andinn OF cIuts
Jacobsen a puz=le.

CHICAGO, May 10--S1. L2uis dcf-s;'7=
eG-ch:ca=o 10 > The Jocsis wers,
unable 10 hit jacobson a:zI played
poorly behind Altrock. Score.
Chicago ----..-."".o 10 Q go Z-2y
ST. Louis - (, . % . % &c 9 =
Batteries. AltrocIt and ~s1!,l,1van. .is-
cobson and Spencer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10

SwISHEE-on Thursday, May 1eth,
at the parents, home in Catawba, in
FAINT child OF NtmTod Swisher, aged
two months
Funeral services at residence Fri
day Afternoon Internent in Caraw-
ba cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10

Try want ad in this paper II you
want results Only half cent word.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
DIAMOND DUST
NATIONAL rEAeuE
Yesterdays Games

Chicago. .; St Louis, thir'=ep
innings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
did NOT fzs -

about o'clock, but didi. not last -
long
4i--at fBarnsrtlIe It WAS Tepogted
.alcutst Two inches of
The snow no doubt NvilI cause
damage 10 the fruf and
gardeners.
The storm was the most seeer q
is said, since aiay: 1ss4 when aeyezs
inches of snow fen and the dss1sse;
was very heavy year -.
farmers have been late n 49,;
ing. corn and little Il anyswil 49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-10
DEAT { Is

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06

iis tendency is everywhere rcvoslol
60 tho studcnt of politics Every
year The states are dolegating more of
their DETAILS 10 newly created author
tlios. 20 that che rosters of some of our
loadlng states are very long The is
not because We are a sociAlifing gov.
rfnmeut Socialism, IN the abstract
Aas little o. uothihg 10 do vita she
multiplying of state actiyitiea II l.
eecause We arc learning that the state
cannot DO an tho things required of n
BY means of goyeFnor and bic star
a Legislature and the courts The ola
oSiheioH trinity of powers Ia no longer
adequate 10 The demands of q modern
state Administration must supplant
a large share of che work of The "a.
efutiye, legislative, and judicial 40.
paTtmeuis samuel y. orth 10 the Jan.
uafy Atlantic
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
opposea . Army cOntraet surgoOns


Washington. d. c., Jan. 6.-General
Leonard Wood is strongly opposed to
the present system Of employing con.
tract surgeons in the army service and
will make energetic efforts to obtain
legislation TO bring about that result
Tie has sent letter to Washington,
In which he dcplores the employment
Of contract surgeons under any con
ditions. and Il Is likely that the opin.
ion expressed by him will be used for
lie foil value by the army medical de-
partmcnt with a view Of obtaining the
required legislation. General Wood
who was once a member Of the regular
medical department, says that the
makeshift arrangement is very unsat
isfactory. Tho contract surgeons are
usually stationed at distant places
small posts, In garrisons where they
are remote from contact with tho Of
hccrs of tho regular corps, and are
therefore deprived Of counsel and as
siaiauce from that source. General
Wood says that tho employment of
the contract surgeons 10 expensive, and
invites al soris Of menaccs. Ho adde's
'Thess gentlemen. whatever their
professional attachments, know little
OF army methods or of handling large
bodies Of mcp. and We have always
paid fof tho education 10 time Of war
by an enormous expenditure Of time
and money with its resulting cmbar
rasmcht In tho way Of inefficient
troops and large pension list" "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06

Washington, d. C., Jan. 6.-The two
hundFclth anniversary ~ the birth
u heniamin Franklin Is 20 be- seIe.
bratoi on laFec sale Throughout abe
oouuiry, and the government has taken
such Interest in the plans that a com
mission was appointed by congress
consisting ~ pr Weir Mitchell Har
'.son n Norris Augustus ~. Gauasns
Charles p Mekim aud Dr. Edgar
smith, 90 select ltsign for a medal
90 DO struck iu s0mmomorstiou ~ the
anniversary, Tho medal is nov com
ploted and il the work of Louis :,
aaudens, brother of the famous s,alp.
Cor Angus - Gaudens. and Is a bean.
''ful pieee of relief work. worthy n
'ae great event il eommemorates
Boston, Mas, Jan. d-Although
henlauin Rrank.iu Wa bora on jam.
aTy IL, tvo hundred years ago. thi.
S''y, where the great Statesman. .,i.
'-'''' an Phii"sopher vas bo-n, Is eel
eenuag its anniversary TO-DAY. As
eiaeorate lg0gTam has BEEN auauy,l
and at eitirens are combining thai,
eaofts to make the celebration A. inn.
P'sng a. posSiblo Tae Program IN
siaa"s memorial exercises In the
s'hools and high schools nemo,i,l
me'siags Of various historical or..p.
'iA'lons. namber % plbli, nestle.
Niih elaborate programs In the even.
'ng' AMI p4.gTimages % various iBt.,.
es'ine A's'oEiSal points, In ssme v,v
connected vitA ibs history 81 R.,i,
nan FfankhH. An cav sos.,rr,
s'roam of people visited the -,
s'ao'ing uPon the site II The Fe.is.,..
~Ae'e ffanAlin was bora two Aup.t-s,
seass ago, For some time tse hnils'
'as has eseu adorre1 with 4. us~.,-,s,
'aelst, setiiag forth tAs fact "a, il
'as site indlsate1 hy the t,l,., -
~ Aoo'o In which Reajanin F,,,sr-
a''' AN 'As hgAs q day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
STATE NEWS

The last quarantine Gag has been re-.
moved az Eugene, and an traces Of
smallpox have disappeared.
The Eugene Planning Mil Company
yesterday aled articles of ineorpora.
tion. The capital stock is 10000, d.
vidcd into 600 shares at slO0 each,
Tho University Of Oregon Glec Club
has arranged for now dates for a tour
Of Western and Eastern Oregon. They
viii start out February 10th, and will
visit Albany, Salem, The Dalles, Pen.
dleton, Ia Grahde. Baker City aud
Heppner.
Tho Grand Army Of tho Republic
az Eugene has just erected a monu.
meHt 20 the memory of the soldiers
who lost their lives during tho Civil
War IL l. 20 feet high, and Is the
finest monument Ia tho cemetery. The
hguFe Of soldier. seven feet high
with bis gun, and standing at parade
rest, suFmounis the monument.
Frank Anderson, a lO,year,old boy
living AZ Acme, Or, was shot 10 death
Thursday night by Paul Besse, a lad
aged a. The Besse boy had been ont
hunting, and on his return home met
the Anderson boy, Young Anderson
thinking the shells had been extracted
from the gun, Playfhly pointed Il at
the other boy and pulled the trigger.
The full charge of blFdshot entered the
boys abdomen, and be died two hours
later
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06

itom che mosi progressive European
eounifies 20 have yel 20 leafn che
ncisnee u admlnlsfatiou. There are
uot half q doIsn law schools 10 The
uniiei States where administrative
Law has fouai . place among the elect
ises ssd thsfv afs plsuiy u lawyss
end publiei-is sho DO hoi svsn know
vhai iAe tsfm msans AZ oar ooonom
if eoFdiiuna apploash ihoss of Ger
May And Nranos. 10 wln 10 drlven
% adopt admluisiTaiise mashiasry. AZ
sdjae'i 20 our s,siem of Eo,efumsat
tn uuih 30 hsye already created a
somplsE ssTles u administrative or
gsns Ia 1891 aions over forty usw
ls~fs were suthoHIel Ia ne sates
IsIsoseniing an safis ~ interesis ana
Fsdosed wiih povws saTyiug ffom ihe
msle pevef ~ recommending poe
sessei ~ a piaie forestry commission
- ne Hungeui authoFiiy ~ tle hasri
20 heahh. rhe.o numsrous boards
afe sinl diasFce not yst well io.ncl
IN eetaila nsiAef v'li eo oorlluatei
vith lAe oihsr departments ~ royen
nsst hut administrative sruirallra
ilea = meying mpiib Over ths luud
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
The cotton situation

New York. Jan. 6.--ln their weekly
review ~ the cotton market. Miller q
GO. saw "Thc holiday feeling, which
pcrvaicd the cotton market during the
week between Christmas and New
Year. still continued 60 some extent
although the market is little frmer
than during the past week. when ow
Ing 70 the lack Of interest on the part
of tho trade tho bears made several
attempts 90 hammer the market Liv.
orpool is siill moro or les uneasy over
The Russian situation. which. however
bad. seems 10 be improving. Of course
a hatiou cannot recover from such a
succession u Staggering blows In a
hurry. and business will be- at low
cbb in iho great empire for many DAYS
after peace and quiet shall have been
restored The Increase of Mr Buston =
crop estimate from iisjo,OO0 maxi.
mum 10 iij0O.Ooo bales of actual
growth, was used as ab argument in
favor of lower prices. but Il must be
Tcmembcfci that. before Mr.. BuHion
started on bis southern trip, he stat.
"a that II this crop should not be-
moro than 100000 balcs. he would
bo one of tho biggest bulls in the
whole market II s hardly likely that
this small Increase in his estimate viii
make radical chalgc iu hls views
regarding tho future of prices SPOT
business always small during tho boil
iiay season, is eth comparatively
small, but holders seem lrss disposed
90 sell on tho decline than they have
been heretofore. After this wsk lt is.
expected iho spinuors will buy more.
freely as it is PLATA that a good many
of them are running low 90 stocks. The.
next sensation, in a market way, viii
be furnished by she census report oil
cotton g.Hned 20 January ]. which
viii Probahly no issueJ next Monday
Prom present appearances the amount
glazed will apgoXimato e.SO0Oo0|
bales, bat there are no records Ga past
ssasous 20 January I, With which C..
make comparisons
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
To Whom Il MAY oonoern.

BE It remembered that no publiA
ing printing, selling nor distFibulig
can be made without written permissia
OF the proprietor Of the book laisI
published entitled "BehoId He OOnsa
with Clouds, The Messiah, The Pres
lsed redeemer Unto the Fallen HuHn
Race, Jesus Christ, savious Of the Rai
somed Church, The Bride and the Ju1F
OF the Wicked" nor any OF the a.
tents OF the book above named. Booh
can be had at a reasonable price, boA
In the English and in the German b
gaage' to illuminate the nations a.
sefAing the second coming OF Chris
Address Salem Oregon, publisher ~
owner Of copyright.
LEWIS HAHN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
Nsv @isAgOHAvanl Rouos.

Mobile. Ala. Jaa. d-The nsw chi
sagu Havana route, established b. the
Mobile a OHIO uilroai., vas iuaugu.
ratel tolay. rhe new steamer Prince
1eoIge, fomcrly % the Halif.a liae.
has hocn chartered for tho Mobile Va
vana sud - the rouio and started on
ta aFst trip TO-DAY ne steamer eon.
aosts With q special train which runs
fIom Chicago 20 Mobile sul makos tAS
strip 10 "a houra
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
A Grim Tragedy

10 daily enacted In thousands OF homes
a. Death claims, In each one, another
victim Of consumption or pneumouia.
But when coughs or colds are prom.
eTly treated, the tragedy Is sveTted. p.
g. huHtiey Of oaklahdoa, Ina., writes.
Ny wife bad the consumption, and
three doctors gave her up. Finally she
took DR.. Kings new Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds which
cured her, and today she Is well and
''Feng.' IL kills the germs OF an dis.
eAses' One dOss relieves Guaranteed
at sos and sl.Oo BY J. c. Perry. druy.
g'st. Trial bottle FREE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
A BAD
WRECK AT
RENO
cFour O'Clock Edition.)

[ our " 1AUNh AANAN@NA-'t
Rent, New, Jan. e.--The fast mail
train. No. Q. went into the ditch at II
o'clock last night while speeding
across the Nevada desert, to make up
lost time. Several persons were in
iured. and traffic blocked until late
hour this morning. None were killed
A mail clerk is said 70 be fatally in
iured and two brakemen and the con
ductor are reported slightly injured.
The cause Of the wreck is not known,
but IL was probably due to the spread.
inc OF the rails. wrecking trains and
doctors were sent from Sparks, Whine.
mucca and Carlin, and in a few hours
the injured were being cared for, and
the line is being cleared.
-Four mail clerks are the most seri.
ously injured. They are Christ Den
sing. Thomas f. Powell, Of Omaha,
and John =. Burke, George A. Scott, Of
san Mateo. The accident occurred at
Palisade. New, at 1880 last night. OF
IA mail clerks on the train, ten were
hurt more or less. The most seriously
injured were In the paper car, which
served az a bumper between the tender
and tho other mail cars After the &C.
cident the paper car caught FIRE and $50
sacks Of second. third and fourth.class
mail matter we're destroyed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
Personals

e. L. Parrish, Of the state land ofRee
Is in Portland today.
H. c, Robertson, Of waseO, is trans.
acting business in Salem today.
pr' W. I, Williamson came up from
Portland this morning, to lecture "a
medical Students OF the University.
hugh l. Parcel, a student in the Law
department Of the University, returned
,~s' night from his home in Vancouver
ne ,, was delayed in returning by being
"a 'auea TO Tacoma to testify in a ease
,l"' y, has been pending before The
1''ed foT more than two wears
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06

ST. Petersburg Jan. 6.-Eyery fac,
tory l. closed on account Of the holi.
day.. The employers arc generally de-,
Gliding not 20 open their places until
after the celebration Of Red Sunday
January 22d, Many stations along the
siberian Railroad have besn placed IN.
der martial law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
A SMILE
AND ONE
STOCKING
Womar, Evidently HypnO-
tized, Tries ~ Burn the
Hotel Where She Stops
lFour O'Clock Edition)

New York. Jan. GA naked insane
vomsn whose actions were being di.
rec,ed by man fully clothed, was
found AZ dnybreak this morning, apply
ing a torch 60 the walls and hallway
Of a tenement house on Eldredge
street A tenant saw them, and the man
made bis ecape, but the woman only
gave blank stare. She was nearly
frozen. and gave The name Of Helen
Brauer, aged S2. She said she was a
housekeeper in the building, but no one
has been found who knew her. She
wore absolutely nothing but one stock.
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
MRS. BOT
KINS GETS
A STAY
lrop. o,rooh EditIOn.l

San Francisco, Jan. 6.--The echo OF
,bo socond trial Of Cordelia Botkin, the
twice convicted murdress Of the wife
of John P. Dunning, by sending her a
box Of poisoned chocolates through the
mail TO Delaware, was heard in the su'
perior court today. Judge Cook grant.
ed continuance for the settlement Of
a bill Of exceptions, preparatory to an
appeal to the supreme court for a new
trial until January 18th, and stayed
the execution Of the sentence Of life
imprisonment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
george walhington's wedding Day.

New York, Jan 0.-on January O.
1889, George Washington aud Martha
pandFidg, Custis were married. A.
customary, tho New York chapter d.
A. r., will observe the anniversary of
Washington wedding day By bril-.
liant entertainment. which win occupy
part OF the afternoon with a reception
at sherTy's Members viii be permit
tcd 10 bring ~ many of their friends
a. they like aud a brilliant asssmbags
Is expected. After the reception there
will be music, addresses and refresh
menta
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
BAYNE
GIVES
A PAN
Democratic Councilman PM
the KibOsh on Repub.
Iican Members

Salem is now doomed to be a sl,.,
town. The anti.gambling ordi0,,
has passed, and its friends say a
better to have no gambling and A..
Democratic officers than to hav.
open town and no Democrats on a
pay roll. Some who have only a M,
for things political say that a ,,,l
was made whereby the so-called g..
deal" became possible, which inv,,,.,
the passage Of the anti.gambliue - .
nance. Il had been a problem :.
Alderman Bayne for some time how
could get his pet measure through \
as call things come TO him who vain,
the opportunity finally arrived. n.
Democratic member from the ssv,,s
ward did not know how many enou,,
Of gambling there we're in the couss
until things got right for the ele,s-
Of a new corps Of city officers, and a,
he found that even his fellow D,-,
Gratis were a little on the prohi ~,.
Chat is prohi as 10 gambling). ma
Of a sudden became known that T,s
steusloff was an ardent hater Of "a,
bling and never touched n card AZ
ho voted for the strenuous moral M.
uro Even Lon Gosner asserted HE v
tue, and said ho was opposed 10 a.
or any game Of chance. Evoybss
knows that Lon never takes a ehsss
llo wants dead certainty. Walt L,t
who is known by everybody 70 hn
the sight Of a card, or a dice Or az
thing unholy, voted for it. Wall 8
built that way. Fred Haas and ja
Goojale didn't exactly like q, but As
II they could get some Democrats =
tho pay roll they were willing 70 10,
80 their personal moral dislikos, rl
voted Tor ,ho bill. Great IL demoeng
Now City Marshal Cornelius Il bsu
notifying the saloons that they uu
stop card playing, dice and all foru
Of games. As a result these ouiwm
evidences Of gambling arc put ava
and a broad smile shines from tho con
tenanees Of the saloon men. Ven
two birds were killed with ono peb6
salem's Republican council was -
abled 10 place three Democrats on NJ
city payFolis, and al tho same tine
they would cruelty tho Republics
chief Of police by compelling him b
enforce the obnoxious anti gambllll
ordinance. Such is politics as playa
by tho anti'waters Republicans o. s.
lem.
Unfortunately for the sehemeFs ~
play with he franchises Of their felix's
Republicans, salem's intelligent cid
zena know better. They can ~
through a ladder Eyen the salooh nu
and the gamblers denounee the wAsi
scheme, and give Chief Cornelius efslh
Tor doing bis duty. The little bsal
exploded, but not just as was eHpeeia
The Republican members Of the e0uls
got their Democratic officers and Jsli
bayne got his pet ordinance thrOsg
but now that daylight is beginning
shine through their scheme, and IL
public see the whole OF the graz
double play, everything Is not 80 low
ly as was expected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
Rev. osriyss B. P. N,r,,,

y V0l'yls B ?. Martin 4 Id
- nsVeF'y' Texas, writes. cor =
-''' llAs, when first arising, I often ind
-, : 'VuOle'o~e collection Of phleqm
"lisA Produces q phlegm and Is vsyv
- - TO 70 d.siodgsi but a small quantity
q S.ii.Fd'' =. HOrehOuDd syrup win a
: pAse dl'l0dge it, and the trouble Is over
sa0" Of no medicine that l. eoual
70 H. aud it Is 90 pleasant 70 49, 7
~ srA most eorhsny recommend a a
AZ ~ persons needing a medieina e.
= .-'oes and lung trouble" sola -
D. ,. Fry. SOFA BY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06

Il iuyigoTatea, strengthens aud builds
uP, Il keeps you Ia condition physi,
cally, mentally and morally. That's
What HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
viii do, IS eouts, Tea or Tableta Dr.
stones Drug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06

l.lee h'ae bNbe~ werp nestled 10 bed
"ih name them Winian, Willie and
Rn," mother uaid;
Wlie vas her 'Aile, fOg triplsts shey b
sAe lays hsg good hsk to Roekv Nom.
'Ain fea. tGroat baby msheip.)
Ds. Stones DTug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
sprmg valley Prospsron.

samuel Phillips, one of the leading
farmers of Spring valley, is in town To-
day Tie says that everything in his
part Of the world is in a prosperous
condition, and that stosk is winteripg
weh' He reports that the greatest ae
ilvity Is in the matrimonial line. but
hat the great rush has dwinaed the
a'g'eles down to a small percentage u
What was In sight a few months ago
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
X-RAYS

salem can set good. but she don,
want 10 DO il 100 fast
iAe'e Vas one game Of chance that
A-'s'@an Bayas's ordinance fAnel 10
cover, that Of politics. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06

bids for the residences Of MEs {. ,
images, corner OF Chemeketa 90
summer streets, Win be closed on 81
aFdsy, January 9, 1900, at 5P. a
Is-So-ot OHA6. II. HINGh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06
NEW TO-DAY

'anted-oheap for cash, small ses
age on or nOar fair grounds or Pc
iand car line, with or without ho'
Also Iowa town property to trade
property in or near Salem. ADD"
Mrs. Woods, III Front street.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-06

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