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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
MONEY STILL
POURING IN
FOR CALIFORNIA

Subscriptions for the California suffer
ers are coming In at a fast rate and the
fund is daily increasing.
Those received today are as follows:
BY Edward Aborn Creme. treasurer OF
the local branch of the Red Cross society:
Through the Arctic Centre Business
Mems association, s23S.65; Hon. r. b.
Treat, $50; Hon. George j. Andrew. 80;
r. Bedard, Robert Forsyth & Son, $40; j.
Siegel. IS: DR.. ]. A. Mach, s.; 7. NJ. In
man. s.; Court Montcalm c. +. OF A. So;
a friend, 81; Henry Clay Whipple, 81; Rev.
Edward A. Higney. So: DR.. Il. f. Teftt.
S. Rev. John r. Brady. So
Received by the Rhode Island hospital
Trust company: previously acknowl-
edged s53i11l. Phenix NJ. +. church and
Mems club. S333S; total. s5374.49.
Received at the mayors office: Month
fore Ladies Hebrew Benevolent associa-
tion, $40.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
Mr.. CAPR0M RUSHES
BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE

Washington. May 12.-Three hundred
and twenty pension bills were passed by
the house yesterday In III hours. This
record has never beenequalled In the dis
position OF pension legislation. Mr.. Capron
OF Rhode Island. In the chair. developing
euctioneer-ike qualities Of the fret rank.
During the consideration OF the bills
Mr.. Williams OF Mississippi raised the
oint Of mo quorum" After rs minutes
spent IN counting. Mr. Capron found
enough members present. and the voice
OF the reading clerk and that Of the act
Ing speaker once more sounded In unison
until all the bills were passed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR
STREET RAIL WAY COMPANY

Exeter. N H., May 12.-The fact that a
receiver had been appointed for the
Exeter. Hampton and Amesbury Street
Railway company on petition OF bond
holders holding s225.0oo OF bonds was
learned here today.
Allan Hollie OF Concord was appointed
receiver. and It was thought that he
would continue TO operate the line sub
stantially as IL had been run in the past
The reason given for fling the petition
is that the bond holders wished to fore
close their mortgage.
The Exeter. Hampton and Amesbury
Street Railway company is a part OF the
New Hampshire Traction company's sys-
TEN and has Is miles OF track running be-
tween Exeter. Hampton. Smithtown and
Whittiers. Its summer traffic Is unusually
heavy, connecting as 1t does with popular
summer resorts.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12

of the occurrence. Edward Warner Will
liam Bowen. William Ryan and Arthur
Poulton chased the men and corraled
them I'm the rear OF the Aborn street
freight yard.
No resistance was offered and the men
were marched over TO the Central sta
ton.
searched them and found the watch in
simmons pocket He protested that Gar
land had put IL there and both were held
Garland has been arrested before on a
larceny charge.
Creelman lives az a. Humboldt avenue.
Pawtucket. He had been I'm company
with the men all day at downtown saloone
and IL appears in the afternoon Garland
asked him to go home with him, inducing
him In this way TO go to the park.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
CE-SLAPP|NG
LOST VIOLET
81 AND COSTS

Augustus Violet was fined 81 and costs
In the Sixth district court this morning
for an assault on Ellen Brooks Q neigh
bor
lie resented her coming up the back
stairway OF his tenement IN Warmers
lane by sapping her face and telling her
TO 80 back.
Joseph Kelley. an 1t-year-old chicken
thief. was committed TO the Sockanossct
school during his minority
He had been arrested by the Sixth sta
tion police for the theft Of brahma
from Promilan sozonskL
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12

Those who have not tried the special
Sunday dinner az the Cafe Dreyfus. cor
ner OF Washington and Mathewson street.
have certainly missed "A treat
The cruslne is OF the very best and the
dishes served represent n French style of
cooking that will appeal to the most fas-
tidious
Dinner Is served from noon 90 ? y. IN
for the small amount OF rs cents. and de-
liehfful music is rendered dn-inS those
hours.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
aiiliing
Strength

A weak and exhausted con-
dition usually follows over
work, too close confinement, or
unusual mental strain. Every
day a certain amount of vital
ity is consumed, and if not re-
plenished by sleep, rest and
nourishment, soon wrecks the
nervous system. The results
are sleeplessness, headache,
Indigestion, imperfect circula-
ton, etc, which affects the
organs of the body.
Restore your nerve strength
your vitality, with DR.. Miles
Nervine, and your whole sys-
tenn will recuperate. Your
sleep will be sound and re-
freshing, headaches will dis
appear, and digestion improve.
When began taking DR. Miles
Restorative Ncrvine | was physically
IN a very bad condition. I was weak
ana exhausted and hardly able to
keep up. i could not eat sufficient TO
keep up my strength. / suffered
greatly from sleeplessness, and got
very little rest. The Restorative
Nervine soon brought refreshing
sleep. and gained rapidly in strength
untn | was fully Restored. have
since taken II whenever l have felt
the need OF nerve tonic and always
with very satisfa ctory results"
WM. A. CLARK, Rockford. Ills.
Or. Miles Nervlne ls sold by your
druggist. who will guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit. " II falls, he
Will refund your money.
Miler Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
BEDRONMS ARE
.bADYLY BURNED
ON A[THEA ST.

A fire, OF which the cause is not known,
caused considerable damage TO the house
of Michael Dolan at las Althea street
early this afternoon.
Box 3T6 corner OF Sorrento street and
Linwood avenue. was rung In at 12:57 by
John Dolan and the recall sounded in at
l:M
from two front bedrooms on the second
story. and these rooms and their con-
tents we're badly damaged.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
BAILEY SAYS
ROOSEVELT IS
COMMON CLAY

Washington. May Ex-senator Bailey in
concluding an attack on President Roose-
Welt for his alleged surrender on the rail
road rate and tariff questions said Let
US have no more. here or throughout the
country OF this Alk Of an iron man He
Is clay. and very common ella yat that"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
BAY STATE COUPLES
SEEK HAPPINESS HERE

Four Massachusetts couples secured
marriage licenses at the city hall today.
They were Levi ". Home and Margaret
Bulmer. both OF Boston. Fred w. Selby OF
Amesbury and Grace q. Dow of Sails
bury: Charles T.. Bunker and Mabel r..
Hutchinson. both OF Brockton; William
~ r. sullivan and Ruth u. Clougb. both
~ GopicrXfiic
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
BARON CURRlE DEAD

London. May 12.--Baron Currie
(phNip Henry Wodehousel. formerly
British ambassador az Constantlnopl.
aud later ambassador OF Great Britain
az Rome. died today at hls residence
ffGwiev. Blackwater. Hampshire He
WAS born IN lS3i, and was private Sec
retary 10 Lord Salisbury when the lat.
ter in is7S-s0 was secretary OF state
for foreign affairs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
JURY TRIALS IN U. S. COURT

Judge Brown will meet counsel hav-
ing cases n on The jsSSTy t,isl iist nt,ocS on
noon, 20 arrange n calendar for trial
May 20. 1906
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

vzbliezz president Tae Rev. Ss-
Jozes urtsrs-i 4 pr5fozni truth II Is
ITS The hii dog that kollers-i O1,v
lzss Friday CoI9zsl Roosevslt thrsE
a rosk az the S-zz1zrd Oil eonpazy
bv zany Supposed 70 be the bizgss:
es.op-s- rss 9aly il America. but Z
sas entire world Il Is possible that
OF os-S2zs-ehass-s have thrown sczs
bsIisrs and trilliozs ot 6orrieks a.
this particular oet0pus. but nOb-5say
ever 20, a response from II until tie
president ka-ls5 his fSresful nessaE q
e Friday TIE shoIlsr' came, insea--
,A-s9zs. piereizz- shriH- remonssrstivs
NO other president was such a p
litieal history maker. II = nos szt-
-.risi-g that there y 50 much talk z
= third tern he president is il sT-
sryh-o3y's ere, II evesybo-iy's eals--
larious. aa3 tkis country is fiIl 4
Er=as nsn- q all parties. -a0 w0zf
Ike uiga-ily 20 know exactly wAlf
Mr.. Roosevsl- thinks ot 1915 and a.
ks thinks Bz- Mr.. Roosevelt Is 4
zizhtv zaz 10 keep 'sn guessing
Tais question ot 1915 seems To b
t-o1bling $oz= 0f ou- exchanges ;
great deal more than it is the prssi-
isz-- An5 IL d71btls=s troubles so-s
of Mr. Roosevelt 5 e0zrsmp5rariss Il
the Political Egrlf- But 1915 Is s-lI
f~0 years 05- Thers's plenty Of tine
fsr then 20 w0-Ty and to- hin TO sig
tie cssop1s.
Ozs tkiag "a esrtziz- Ths people ot
tie United SCateS ard zos the trusts
VII elsss the next president; and a=
vii Be . 1au wso ear u depeu 81
Oh 20 eo1siuUs fhs w3-k Nr. Roosevelt
las b@zuz- Tssrs VIII b@ ID retrsa--
More tssz that. thz zsIt presi5e17
viii b= a rspzbliean--Tae0n2 Ledger
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

'Wlatsvsr enc nay taiak KhSG;
TA.eosaore Eaascvelt : polasiss SLys
iaat very abe istsp~ut-Gt aswzp3Psr
rAs WAshiaEt1a Pest ..svsrT sae nas.
ts Interested Ia tae persoaaEsy q ths
laG NJ stAss prss5ssss. ast svsn
Jizksaa gr ClsvelaaA W-1s - uagu1
scaEly i1APs@is1r- WIrh these SEA
rsaees sAs POss Sps1s t-seussi1a q
+ Tas prs=Sasas H13 ta@ OetrPgs. -
wAish - IA is sha-asssrissis Teia q.
ARR sozEe-r Il trlakly E1Ghss
wassAeg Mr. RosseEs- Is izsc szassly
a ''za. e assSily," b1s 6ssl4zes tsa.
As a sva1eGrly hFiag EP q ths k1sa
a Ais sEa =iaA Ta=a sszss tAa "a
lsWi.x sla1es tr1z Prssszs svsz.s d
ths izps.ssrahsa f1rzrss
''Hsw iazigas9cazz- Asw t1zs Asx
iaase1s~A AsE sPi-i-isss 49, i1sip6l
are tAs ezmFaig-s q AZ "a ssAzr &c
tsP1ssA1seu-W. y RSyaa. RsA4rs "
Ia Fs1sSss sa3 Js.zstza P. DoEver
-es@Pare1 wisA tAs tasszss * suz 70.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

.-,o-n. which was not "Aea bite
70 what be gave per=o-ally.
yuS.izss Using Insursnce Funds
I'D, VOC thiak that setion On your
ar, sf.ser jus-iEAbls. honese or De-
es-ti''. qusried Mr.. De Arzozd-
Il eo--ead that every eusto.iiaE q
f--ts Of this ehazeter.' replied the
cs-,eesisut senator. sis justified AID
~i-hi. his rizhts wien he takes tia
nozey All applies Il 70 TIE F-0seeti0a
u TIE rights II ths people 1 eo1tsza
hat the election Of Mr. Bryan w51ld
ave b4en a ezlAzity.''
"Tais Is 3 new philosophy Of ins1r-
a.es Of which I an glad 70 hsa-- - eol-
ns,se5 Mr.. De Arnoz1 after several
further qzsseiozs al0zg tEis line
There are some people WHO get %
p5ze-ful in tzs Erszsial world thaS
.hev 10 nos fear 70 90 /. bold!
zsere others xO1l5 ros dare 20 go-'
.sIf yoz geatlezsz Of this hO1se Of
-ep-ssensasivss,' - replied Mr. Balkeley-
who disbzrse miIliezs of the people s
-9zsy 6istu-xs il a. hozssClT Ss EOzeT
han5Ied b. ths izsarz1ee companies q
lie ec1ztry yoz nssd have 10 fear 0f
so5-x before yo1r eonstitUszts F"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
s105.6o 60 b G-yez Away.
VITO wars the MscEy7

WHO VII write - he hest sc0-T ca
rs-s1nAl sxP=ris7es N Gsing ALLEY =
SEERISING 3. B. B FLOCRi We
want 10 testi3ocEaIs. 70. 20 s1eee-5
so wosss sass, and ne VII PAY fox
snsn
Write an5 tel - Ehy Iza whsrs T0z
S-ss bought B. FLOUR al h1z lag
Yoz have ussi L. Tel IS ksE yo1 Ike
l. ann whether yoQ have ts1n6 {. Al
Azreezhl= and Eao5ssu-= E66iEicn &C
t5e f1nily zsa1- Tel Is abe1. the
PAN CAKES. the BOSTON NUF-
FINS, the FRUIT PUDDING an6 ths
FAMOUS BOSTON BRowS BREAD.
So-, 20 ths ps-soa ssns&ng - tAs
h@s- rseczmsnGAtioz ana shs mcss A.
tisEie Letter we VII pay $50 L gSl3i
ard vs VII pay $50 sash to- 100 0cA'
- Letters that We 1se- We WISE - uss
these Letters n 01- advertising. hC-
70 a&zs VII bs published wt-h0Ct tie
written ecasers Of the writer.
II yo1 have A0s Essi selt-riE-ng 3
B B. FEcC- gee paekAgs aad bsg-a
ao~i ws yEa give ys1 sG@eiszs tine
- taxa 1sTGHtags st this S6=r
Evs-y god grocer sels il AID yu1
WIN G2S nrseti01s n every Paekags
Css sAs four Pri3eipal recipes Aad
vrsts - about Il We are ltsrssrst
n ycu- Sxpzrisae&
ALIENS B. B B FLOUR CO
Pasids CoAse Fzetsry. san JSss- Ca
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

tss AsA-ss q her pe5F-s- Childrs1 sr'
sazrhs 70 revere Is zslo-y- Hs E1s
4 lsvAbls @az-
Oas II ozs those uho kzs~ Snip
So es-zo7s,s his fallts ard loves
hi=. are passSzr-ssuhi1hers'r
Sv-etAing sAouls b 3C-s sos1 u
psrV@su1ss The mszerv q ere Eaa has
done nc-s than MI 9sks-s s1sstas- %
eslssrase tie beauty az ths river ia.
ssFron the Ca<ca&s's trorsa E7-ss,
LsapI-- Ike 4 tAld a. F-ay-
wI-st.g. wi3@1izE. throzza t1s val'
ler. ziis@s away-N
S1zs lines II the poem are ti1gei
wssh rAs sasns<s q P-cp1esy:
ssC-wa-5. sve-. lovely Eivs-,
CaIllur 20 tie f1--s5 SEA;
Tine that sears IS
Mains 4rd zarS -.
Leaves /, track nc- trench o. thss-H
Surely. TINE $,Arrs3 ami -ai-ed
AM z1rr%5 P-sa- san S1zP@o1 N s-sh
rise that .hs Whsle world might ss@
A-E s,u5s-z- Il /. wVGli- BIT tasrs
are znauv whSsse ssars b@ u tes sszS-
by n svss save the eyes q
Goa Bat s.il q forever gli5ss the
-ivsr. ealing 20 the fAr-,E SEA Azj
sszsEhe-s. -ifAiz siEh. % its bsUs
rzvs< AT within hearing u rhs sazg
Z its lyrisal lips. a tozzsAin-nos a
M n1zlu-s-s-stould b@ ss,iisata3 .
san Slzpscz-EzlA Eigzszs5.. II the
olsise Moushly t9r Nay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
o. 2. 4 n TrE sAvEE-
C1tszg3 II HcCrs Nearer via MS Pep
ul1- cosunhGa Efre< Rs1se.

Franklin Was rigas when ks sai=:
Loss tine q asvs- foQn5 again"
TIE o. z. 4 ", Il sGdiSisn 20 giving
you 200 ziIss alaug tie zAtehlsss Co
l1nhiA river, saves yea u ko1-s -
Chieaga- Z - ths
Saars Ea4 % Lsrizss..
Shs-s Ezs 20 tie P1is1ss ec11try.
Sa5rs Ens "a Sp1kAEs.
Saors Liza 20 sks CosGr 5iAls,s eszz-
TE.
ShG-- Ezs 20 Salt Lake City,
Sao-- Ezs - Dsnvs-,
Sho<E Ina 20 Kansas Cssy.
Shcrt Ina % Omaha
sAa-s Hns % Caieago,
Saa-- Eas - az PsGz-s E4st-
Three trains daily, s.I5 4. n, s=is
?. h and s;1s p II Tie "Chisago-
Portland speeiAl'' is a. 8zs a. the
finest Every eszss-s st hama
Fsr particulars ASK any agent q the
SoGtAz-n PzSt1s eSmPazy, a. wriss
4 L CRAIG.
G@sz-zl PAsssagsr Agsat. Portland. Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
Are You Tired, Nervous
and Sleepless ?

NervC1sc@ss And ssseolessuess are zs-
r1lly due 80 The fact that ske nerves zre
DOS f-d O properly noCrishinz otood:
thsT 4rE s@1rrsd nerves Dr.. PssrveNs
GCs5s1 Nerical Discovery rsNzkSz pszrs.
-ics bJ0od- and thereby the nerves are
rrUo~riy no1rishss1 and al the orzAn< q
Tie body zFS run a. s-oos1lF a. z1ehi1-
err wnick rurs n oB In this way ToC
FEEL clean strunz and srr1uuo1$-Fo1 ara
toned up and icViz0rz-13- and F0C ara
zD'11 tOr -h0se los q physical % Es1s4l
UoEE- Bs<- % Al sre S1rEnE-h And IN
crease in vitality and heaI1h 1rs s1stE1G-
Tks Er01b1- vita most to1ie< and E1se-
iein=S Ehhch have 1 A1rEs- 5O015ng sale
for short tine = that tkET ara llrxslV
-s1-ps0=as3 % 1ls01o3 ho3c NJ t1s drugs u
s.1luifCn- Thts 1lc0h1l sortnzs I'D the red
ttood cJrpgscleS. and II the bag rI1
greatly inI 1res the system OFle EAT feel
sxhiIkr1reC and better FOG the tir= being.
F=r in TIE end Zs8<snest and with vitality
dscrsAs.-5- Dr. PIsrcE Gslj,5eu Medical
Discovery contains 10 8lr510L EvsrE
oCstAs q Z czsgrs Cps11 IL wrapper III
B.1SyS u H9lSs1y. II full Ilss q al ics
11e- ToZ SsJ-@E1ir- - claims = 80 NJ
zos@ = 20 i1>Uss T0tlr i1ssL izs1cs-
Every iEEa-i-1i s1te--1x into the
E,1rid-sszaf -Gfo41=c Mss1ic1I Discovery
Ezs the uEaCEzslus 9cprUT4l zEs1 ens.0FSe-
-snE q the l=1dirz medical 8lIhNrisieS
y al -hs several schools % crac1ic-- No
other r-iici-e sold skrUCzh druggists for
Ike ECrpssss b2s any s1ek en1orsezeEL
TEe Golden Medical Discovery not
oclT p-oi1ess AZ the good effects 30 be
oogAined frUE ghe 1se q G.061sl Sea-
root II az s-o1zcE- liver Ard boTsl
-rcuoles. ~ n Dyspepsia 1tlioCsuess. con
.ipAsioa- uLrerzEio1 % srOnasn And
bowels and klzst-s,i aIlzenrs- bit the
Got6sn sal ro5s gssd IN is ecC pc1r1-
inz y greatly snhAze@c In fss c1EzE1ve A.
Ib5u ~ cEher inzTvs3ienss s1eh n S<sJce
rust BlAex ChsrryhArk. BIoos:roos. MAJ
drake root and ehszic4IlT pure tripas-
re1ns6 xiFeerine-s
The Cozzcc Ssr.se Medical Afvhser.'
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q Ocs-ss1t ss1nrs 20 par The cuss q E4il-
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
EEENLASNs TRIAL


ECs@G-rE - EsS[l1.
T1s trial = Representative Bi.Esi
Hermann Of ssis p,aes. f2r th= auegsl
5u-uizz e ssr1aia Letter press e9pT
books AZ ths sle<s q lis -sru y q
ses a. e,l1-zissi11sr q TIE general
lant o<ee. l. azcz-ee,5 % taxa p-aes
s,u-e zims II Jg.@- Tais i 4 matter
y more than passing interest % the
people q Eoseburg. az,l the people
n9s only q this place. but q ths STATE
a. large. vii await the rssCl1 with
zs-s than ordinary izrsrssz.
TIE pe0gle q Coos AID Do1zlAs
ec1atie=, where 1Lr. Esr@Ar- . - -sl
known n4c=ssarily take msre iztsr-
80 than 5oes rhs 01ts55s world ~ho
knew hiz as - politician Ta0ss q
Is who hare lived z@r- e12- usizh-
boz % him VINO aAvs b@sz s-1sely as
SCENTED E5rh kim II al The rslE-i11s
% life. sneilL busiH@ss an political
VII tsel kee1ly ,ae b.gT q i e5cvis
siss- A. a za- as Ets has bssa az
Asas-ahls s1e. a.5 il ths soeial Eorl5
as las been a taussi-e. Is p.sli.i-
salu as hLs had few eg1aLs and fews.
ssg~Ei1rs-
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Ia 51wHwa-J z-a5e q Ef=-sso.sp =
g. zhar whitt = -o- right after LE-
In. lag l-fs q unqles-5sas,l h.su-
sz-v za.l integrity g a ihiag kis o..
tine frizlis ans n. zasors saHzss III
sersranI - believe Re nay have ua3s
mistakes, perhaps .lsL bu- lss be WI
. Wirle-- ta1l- sasr -as f-sc s-ans-
Mr. -Hsrmaun las patiently walzst
for tae irh- t1r sAe E5rsr1lsn- has
Fu- aim 4 tron rlns % tine al.
ElaLlv ss1se1-s,L 90 ,riaL. an af-s-
Mr. Hsruazs arl g7as % -hs sIPsa-ss
q ge--llz bis witnesses % WAsai-Z-
,s1. sous srsn -15s fIr-aEaF western
s,lasr. an1r1sr sE.lss vas -ru1pe,s -
f1- dsAv- NJ Ecnssr - ss1Shz tis
RaTs tcc -a1y- u Elsans -l1EsIG II Z
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ersE5 q "HEsnLs- Es-s 5s-sruzae,
% Esar hia sgi. @ sgarvs alu- &C sz
aaus- .iz fuzsls i13 rleu srsu usrs
'aesA1ls a1.i a say % secure as el1
vis-ala- II - izis~i rstrssalaz "a
11s thas ,a=rs . 8as seurg rAa- aal
semhiaaes q hs1essly All sss1isy lsfi
shas . ELL-as % Fsf1ss % bs 4 t1ll
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Wav
Lsst "a. tr-aI - hslz ID June. a. PEI
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
KEECTnSG NEW STANDARDS

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CALL roR HIGHER STANDARDS
IN TR PUBLIC sEzvICR
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COMMUNITY TOOK AN ACTIVE
PART N THE PzDEAEIEs
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named SHOWS YHAT xHE NEW Po.
UTICAL STANDARDS ARE As
SEEruNG THEMSELVES
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sersiag the higher se4a.lar,is q -craI-
iry ansi purity IN Pgbsis hfs helS their
oWn ana cope with '.ths Eori8. tse
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vEhg5s Kz1irsl
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Ersss. IN -.grAlity. ne eAuzs- 6rsai
ths isissrblz q these iuErs-ess -cre
rrcuir-aslv into 60 u1hlie 1zairs.
xEE REPUBLICAN PARTY N oR-
EGoS HAS NEED OF THEM
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wns Is anizaatet bT aigaer s-an.Ar,ss
e F1hlls aarAlisY. AMI hy gQrsr va--
rasslsm ant u.srs S1slHtsrss-sE motives
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
TEE REPUBLICAN PARTY N ol
EGoS HAS NEED OF THEM
SAM SIMPSON, POET OF OREGON

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
BULKLEY
DEFENDS
INCREASE

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