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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-13
.CAMARA De
DELECADOS.
(Sesi5n del dia 18 por Ia maRano. }

(SeSC0n GeG OI0 10 pOf C0 m0n0n0.
Sc pone & discussion en- comisi6n total, el
proyecto de ley de muelle, oponi6ndose
que sean construidos por ell gobierno, los
sefiores Santoni Besosa. ....
Ell primero se funda en- que la iniciativa
particular Sc ha mostrado y no debe ell
gobierno invadir ese terreno. Asf 10 han
dicho tambien las Camaras de Comercio
de Ponce y San Juan y pide que Sc pos
ponga eIbill.
El segundo informa en- ell mismo Benti-
do y dice que aprueba con entusiasmo que
SO vote un empr6stito para carreteraB pero
no obras que puedan hacer los particula.
res corporaciones municipales, que no
debe gravarse mas los contribuyentes
agricultores.
EIseIior de Diego defende Ell proyecto
de ley fundandose On que Ia secci6n pri-
mera indica claramente que cuando no
sea possible que las corporaciones partieu-
lares construyan muelles, deba hacerlo el
gobierno para evitar ell monopolio , ell
abuse que esta de manifesto actualmente.
EI Consejo Executive estd dispuesto, dijo,
q ser liberal en- conceder franquicias para
la construction de muelles, pero que pasa-
dos seis meses sin que nadie opte clio, el
gobierno debe hacer los muelles que sean
necesarios y propuso la ienmienda de que
Sc consideren como de inter6S general TO-
dos los puertos de la isla.
A proposition del senior Santoni fu6 in
Guido Ell puerto de Arecibo para Ia cons
tLucci6n de un muelle.
Ell sefior Was Ochoteco, ir6nicamente
presenta otra enmienda para que Sc cons
truyan muelles en- Naguabo, Humacao,
Fajardo y Vieques.
Despu6s Sc levauta y dice que 6l defen-
de como 10 ha .hecho siempre ell DiHtrito
que representa- pero que antes que NADIA
defsnde los intereses del pueblo de Puerto
Rico quien representa- en- el augusta
sitial que ocupa.
Entiende que es derrotar el proyecto de
ley que Sc discute pidiendo que Sc cons,
truyan muelles en- todos los pueTtos de Ia
isla cuando es impracticable porque no hay
dinero para clio, y Sc trata de un asunto
particular del m'uelle de San Juan, que es
una arteria importantfsima de toda la isla
question determinada que benefciara
toda la isla, evitando los abusos y mono
polios. ....-
IL sehor de Diego apoya 10 manifestado
por ell sef1or Was Ochotsco, que es obsta-
| culizado por la minorfa y entonces visto
que Sc extendfan demasiado en- considera.
clones, pide que Sc observe 81 reglamento
| que los delegados solo hagan uso de Ia
J palabra cinco minutes en- la discussion de
cada secci6n del bill, pues de 10 contrario
serfa impossible terminar en- ocho dias, }
mafiana no habra ''quorum".
POGO despues Ievant6se la session para
| ontinuarla esta tarde. 1T
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COnCurSO de dibujanteS.

Sc nos suplica la inserci6n de las 81
guientes lfneas:
la Junta Directiva de la Association
de Escritores Artistas, en- vista del esca-
80 nGmero de dibujantes que han acudido
al certamen, ha acordado sefialaT para Ell
dia 81 del corriente, la fecha en- que ha de
cerrarse defnitivamente la admission de
trabsjOs.
Los senores dibujantes que deseen optar
q los premios ofrecidos no deben olvidar 81
lena de costambre al enviar sus trabajos.
Este requisite es indispensable.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Julio 13 de
1906. El Presidents Manuel Ferndla.
dee JW'aeOs Ell Secretario do coTrespon-
dencia.-L E, Lewis.
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La instruction Primaria

Ell siguiente es Ell sumario que contiene
la importante revista quincenal pedag6gf'
ca que publica Ia secretarfa de instruction
pdblica de Cuba y de Ia cual es director
don Manuel Francisco Lamar y director
en- jefs 81 iluatrado compatriota doctor
Ssrgio Cuevas Zequeira.
~ '.Sumario- -"sobre Museos Escolarea"
Apuntes para una conferencia, pOr Ma
nuel Fernandez Juncos
2o-"Examen de los sentidos'' por 81
doctor Enrique Lopez.
3o-.'La educaci6n en-. los paises extran.
ieros informe relative escuelas comuna-
les alemanas, por Leopoldo KieI.
do aPuericultura Discourse pronun'
ciado 60 Il Academia De Cienciaa Dc Il
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Determination del Iuez Bazan.
JUAN DEL q.

Ell Juez de Paz de San Juan en- cumpli-
miento de las ordenanzas municipales ha
dispuesto que los eatablecimientos de pull
perfa que tengan cantinas anexas al esta-
bIecimiento esten perfectamente Separates
con tabique de MADEIRA para que Ia ley no
sea inculcada.
Con obieto de que nadie Sc lame en-
gafio, y sin uso Immediate de la ordenan-
"a de referencia ha dicho Ia policfa tenga
tolerancia hasta fines del actual mes que
10 comunique asi 4 los interesados.
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RenSos Jos impOne,1tes so6re i6retas.
Sc sortearan todoa loH amos entire los que
mas % distingan por 30 constancia en- eI
Ahorro.
Horas de Caia. Para las imposiciones:
De 8 & 1O3 de Ia mafana, y del * 81
de la tarde los dias laborables de 81 4
101 de Ia mafana los domingos; Para la
extracciones, las mismas horas excepto los
domingos.
RegIanaegstO de "a Sscci6s: Las personals
que interesen mas pormenores sobre las
pimosiciones, extracciones manera de Ii.
quidar intereses, etc, pueden solicitar un
ejemplar en- la Gaia
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FL NUEVO VINO T0NICO
80 Vino de Stearns, 81 VaIor en- las NeuFal


Las continues variaciones del tempo consgo
seeuea de dolores neugcos deando un ado los cataos
adosy Enonce cando mas necead hay antener
Ia foaeza vadad del ORGANISING oder resr vcorosa
nente dferentes Para eso basa tener
nuesa disposition vaoso Vino de SeaFns de
Acee de Hgado Bacalao sguene einres para
muchos de nuestros lectores:
Leeds Inglatema Febrero de 1904
SenoreS nformaF VdS sobre Ell
ruado epndd0 he obteno tomando Vino de arns de
Ac de Hgado de acaao Hero Hace uno dos eses que
padecendo mucho constantemente
de neuralgia per depues haber tornado anas dos de Vno
eapeo ha reapareco los dolores neus han heho
fuertes Lo recomiendo t0nico exceent
De Vds respetuosamente, E. TURNER
81 Vino de Stearns de Acete de Hfgado de Baealao
deoso paladar pefectamente gerbe la ayuda
asmlaci6n sstema Ia
aeza complete eado de salud En-
la tisis ncpen Intermediates debantes el Vino
de Sears receta ruson odos los m@deos del
mundo Es de contene todos los
eenenos cratvs del acee hgado bacalao
oeo La adn del Peponao de Hero aumenta alto grado
efectos t6nicos
P1dase sempre el de Stearns-De venta en- las Botcas
. RREDERICK STEAFlNS a CIA.
A.a DETROIT. MICH. 2, U.An
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Ell verediCto del COnsejo de Guerra de Rem
nes anuIadO.
New York, Julio IS, 1.3O p. m.

York. Julio 49, I3O p. m.
rance
Sc 10 e en
ha fos
ete
revindicar& cumpdent
ddndoe los grades cespondens nan co de la pdbca
celebration
la defens Drfus, Emilio lola.
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UN MENSAJE DEL CO.
bernadOr a la Ca
mara de DGIega-
dos.
FL Gobernador diriji6 hoy la Cdmara
de Delegados eI siguiente mensaje;
San Juan, Julio 13, 1906.
A Ia AsambIea Legislative:

A la Asamblea Legislative:
Por cuanto Sc me ha manifestado que
eXiste un gran deseo para, ademas del
puerto de San Juan, mejorar los puertos y
bahtas de la isla, de acuerdo con 10 dis
puesto en- la Secci6n so del Codigo Politico
recomiendo la Asamblea Legislative que
considero este deseo de proveer mejoras
para algunos de los puertos mas importan-
tes de Puerto Rico. No Bera possible aho-
ra ocuparse de otTos puertos que San
Juan, Ponce y Mayagiez. Probablemen-
to la construction de un muelle en- Ponce
y la reparaci6n del existente en- Mayagiez
ssrd 10 que el Gobierno insular podra em-
prendeT actualmente.
(Firmado) Beekmqn Wjnthrop.
Gobernador."
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Habana, Por d Dr. Gonzalo Ar6stegui.

5o-esValiosa cola boraci6n"
6o-"Ecos pedag6gicos' Rusia: Esta-
do de Ia instruction Alemania: Progra-
ma escolar de los liberales. Australia
Diarios en Iugar de libros de lectura.
7o-'sV sVariedadea" La Habana fines
del siglo * vi.
so pooumeatos oaeialen
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AImirante asesiinado

York. Julio 49, 130 p
H & depahO de San PerDburgO amante de Ia
cuadra del Mar Negro, Chukn.
E hecO ezaOrdna sen6n Pebugo ende
rebellion de dcha
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fa amuyhe en slo mg l. o
dpoq sopat d as E eegns a5n
nen L
a
9End nm" DR. e New York
udspnvenr rdeveap ta A AHqui ~ aH d6R6 R6omere1
64 a ~ % a
ssheU d ssrule n tana on
d q Ia u o
- lev bH % qu oaSf
NUtd aP'HN
4Vm = s1
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BANc0 TERRIIORIsL | AGRICOll
DE PUERTO RICO.
DE AHORR0s

lnsp0siciOnes sObre k5Tsta: Desde 1925
4 u, 600 devengardn intsrses Il s pOr 100;
anual
laspOsieiones pIasO fjo Desde 5000 en
adelante devengarSn inteFes al
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Muerte de un general en- jefe

New York Julio 13, 3Opm.
de mil regfSranse
angenta
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Guatemala Y Salvador
En- New York

York. Julio 49, 1.30 p m
mento del cmen comehdo del ere quec Stanford White
acz Florena Nt ser condenada acussae compcdad
Ell Mr. ThaW, del
White
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s. MELON & co.
PARIS
Puerto RICO.

Vendn oda case de dos manufacuradOs procdentes de
Europa America.
Epecadad articuOs apOneses cazdo abnicOs, sedas
ens somberos para senoras nnas Varedad novedade
mpoadas mensuamene de Fana demas merados Europeos
"ALMACEN" de por mayor.
.-.. JUSTO 21.
"TELELEGRAFO" de Ia
VENTAS DETALLE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05

c. VI Turner started for Boise, Ida
last Tuesday.
Charley Bmtson went to Portland
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Allfn Esson spent last week al
Turner. OegonI
Walter Dolan, Of Portland. was in
the city hast we k.
LawreDce Wray made a trip to
Woodburn hast week.
Mr.. anil Mrs. L. Rupe spent few
days in PoHtland last week.
Miss Jennie Barkhurst spent a few
DAYS in Pa tland last week.
Harry Hicks and Homer Maubling
made a trip to Salem last week.
Mr. ami Mrs. Z. F. Washburu and
children went to shland las. Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. =. E. Washburn ami
children went TO Lebanon last Mon.
day.
Mrs Anderson and daughters, Eva
and Gladys, returned to the city last
Mondag.
The Silvcrton baseball team returned
10 the city Monday. They played with
Springfield, and were defeated 23 to
/.
Misses Lulu and Ethel Smith, who
ave been at Seattle Wash, for a
ouple of weeks, returned to the
ity hast Wednesday.
A reception was given at the home
Mrs. John Davis last Monday even
lg. A large crowd attended, and a
leasant time was had. !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
Tho Gnat. but No Camel

lhe fish wardcn's scport shows that
The sum Of Slo47S6 was collected apd
Sepi+.59 expended, all of which went 70
the fish hatchcrics except sIe6l.e7
which was absorbed by the warden and
h1s depotios. Tho horse editor Notes
an I" IN ON thr crc,it side Of the lelgor
OF Sl666, one-third Of tbe fine
against Joe Fisk Of Coquilo for pcrmi,.
tlnS S'wlust TO be discharged into
NN Tie creek lie did not ,ce anytbirs
about any Of the numerous dams Owned
oE o's corporations which absolutely
prevent salmon ascending the streams
a''d thus Kin moco fish in one s,,son
IMAM h'yc bo'U kilhtl or even Made sick
''''e Noah built the ark. The hatch.
cries are all right, but why hatch Ash
'h"' can't get back to ,he place 90
their ha.ching agaial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
CANNED Vegetables for tine Army.

Washington. July 5.-COmmissary
General Sharpe of the army is in re-
ceipe Of somn important reports from
officers in the Philippines and in Alas
ka on the value of canned potatoes and
canned onions Of new type, sent out
for practical experiment in the field
with the idea that they would afford a
suitable substitute for the dessicated
vegetable, and where the fresh vegeta.
bles were not Obtainablh.
The idea is one which was put into
tial tiy General Sharpe shortly after
he became the head of the subsistence
department, and he is gratifled with the
generally favdlable comment made by
this officers who conducted the tests,
and the report that the canned vegeta-
bles are palatable and will be very ac.
ceptable, especially in the Philippines.
The canned potatoes were used bakedl
fried and boiled, and the canned onions
wore frled with the potatoes, and also
with meat and both wene used in
meat stew The uepo1'ts show that the
canned vegetables are a oithy substi.
tute for the frdsh articles and will be
Of material benefit to the troops. There
would be saving of loss from decay, |
provided the canning were properly
Zone, and this full vegetable ration,
'eccssity in the tropics, would be there.
~ insured. In Alatka the results of
he tes's were not so satisfactory as is
NJ licated by the reports from the Phil.
ppines, this probably being due to the
Inference in the temperatures and eli
lates. But in Alaska ii is realized
hat ttaore may be a material saving in
be vegetable nation by the use of the
'nned POTATOES and onions, providiod. (
course, the canning can be done at
reasonable cost.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
STATE NEWS

IN" nov clec,rie car system has
been inanilsB at Fdua Grove, and 4,
In opcrafion
TVr Washington Cou0ty Veterans
Association h hobling thrce.days'
seHaion AZ FHest Grove
The public sohool es Cove. Or. will
o. run antr a nov system next war
anal nshiitionaa gri,los have lscn added
Wocdbva bea, the Albany Colt.
su"s'y by sec Of u to I. The
WcodoU'n bunch Is supposed 70 be- one
OF N" fuse's, scnd professional tsams
IA ehe state.
The fruit growtvv Of Josephine eoun
y nave orgnarssi union ,dmlar IA
NAV a. hoci Riwv. anil Il viii h.
kNyvn ~ tho GNuts Pass Ruit Grow.
Ss' un'oa fN~l D, Eisman is pre.i
dsat.
u MA AsieDa .lel al tho Poatu.p.
h' lAnnlsr oonq,ahy's miR july a
froa' sirhAsag too much was wbps |
ovc'aessf'sl 1ads ca,. IL an iscr,., =
me cnA AMI ti'h coroup wln hol an 7
'nl"oss IA so in VITA, m,nner Auh 1
. chu@si rra r such conditions
~ ~ SS If slaslko, wasco. eoon
w 'N' very Is'iuaul accidsa, has, /
san'aN ~s'isa pl,,drg han With m.
A''ehfS 'ca@ of tasas I,A,c Hc vn, /
,'''''A an soe ch's, by bah. Mr.. SIN
= u-satso' Of i,e aan of s.rf,,,
Sn a Ga. II sAauiko
Al ar'esiiA WA aiksi ncar NJ !.
ie',t on IA hrm of MoyS pop., a, T.
spa Of 700 fcet, enocan,crs.l .t,,am
ea IN" weto ,lai aows mre than
lV'" saA'o'~ an lOur ne wei will he
wv 100 Hs't deePv, though thor, l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
Crop Weather Bulletin.

The week was variable, both as re
CARDS temperature and rainfall. TIL,
iirst two days wde cloudy. and cooler
than usual, but no rain of consequence
During Wednesday, Thursday and Fri,
day showers we.e frequent and nearly
all portions Of the state received some
rain; the showas were heaviest in the
northwestern counties During this
period several thundersto-ms occurred
IN the northeastern counties. and the
temperatures everywhere we've below
the normal during the daytime and
abont normal at night. The last three
days were clear and the temperature
bose rapidly a hot spell set in Sun
DAY which continued to the end of the
week with temperatures between 90
anil % ddgrcss in all portions Of the
state except the coast counties
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
A Tragic Finish.

A watchman's neglect permitted q
leak in the great North Sea dyke, which
a child's finger could have stopped, to
become a ruinous h-eak, devastating an
entire province Of Holland. In like
manner Kenneth McIver, Of Vance.
boro, Me, permitted little cold to 90
unnOticed until a tragic finish was only
averted by DR.. Kings New Discovery
He writes: "Three doctors gave me
up to die Of lung Inflammation, caused
by neglected cold; but DR.. Kings
New Discovery saved my life." Guar.
lnteed best cough and cold cure, at ].
:. Perry's drug store. SOC and $1.OO.
Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05

now water sufficient TO it igate Mr
| Pellets orchard
Willis driving the delivery wagoT
for his fatil r, who has a grocery stor'
in CJMskani Monsieur McKiel, age
Il6. was faratly injured by being kicked
IN tire chest by horse he was driving
He expi@1 short time after being
injured. Without r gaining conscious
ne 4 The horse became umuly, and
while enlieavo-iug TO stop it the ami
nsal kickad the dashboard, injuring the
boy
John Fitzgerald, wealthy farmer
living near R0seburg. was on trial
MOwhdy for assault and battery upon
has wife, He acknowledged on the
stand that he had s1uck her, but said
IL was in sBf-defense. His wife is SO
years old. while he is 6s. He was
found gully BY the judge, and imme-
diately began 10 abuse the courts
whcreupon the judge fined him s25 for
contempt He was also fined $50 for
assault and battery, which he paid
The Judge said only his age kept him
from the whipping post
Dalton, the 9year-old son Of JESSE
look, Of Newberg, lost his life from
he effects OF burns from the explosion
Il half-gallon oil can. The boy
lad wrapped a sizing around the neck
4 an ink bottle saturat n with oil, ex.
.cotiug 10 take the meek Off, as is {
fteu douc III the effects Of the heat, j
ril in some way the oil in the can was ,
ynitcd causing an explosion. TheI
ttle follow was fearfully burned,
rnth coming to his relief four hours
ter. Ho WIS a Itriplet, the other two, Il
brotb,u and sister, still living. All a
Ico have been hight, healthy chill b.
'u, and much admired by the friends Ell
tho family m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05

New Nak, Jvy 5-Stcps bavo h,o,
'S'''n by tho navy department n Nav
no FennSylyRnia AM the Co,,-,.}, 49,,
Ia 'o''iition for hong tour Of 5n,r
@a oi'' China station. Nor only n,i,
','' engin''ring ami fi7oroom onte,s :,
tho sispS lie thoroughly ovorha,loa .nS
''s''F'd, o0t there will BE- a m,+ori.I
'A',nse In t6e usoohauisru Of IN, b,,,,.,
ann N the locaoion OF tho e,s,r-ic,l g.
.''''S On eooCd obe shsps. especiauv
.,nD' D 0''A's0''i with ami situated ON
- S''''S Of the iurOoa- Il is pupo.,5
"a @e first place to mip;n,;., ~ =
sl sl'''''0'S OF aoiious as a rosalt Of sn,sl'. -
''''h any of tlsa el,,e,rscal &C.,
Was u's ease on boari the Ksnr,.,..'. p, -
= "'l coz about $1,000 10 mal,, -
S'-lAs'es 10 covering the ar,N-.. 'as ,s
.s .,''''''As tl'eR % PLACES ou,zIaa AT
' 'l'S''~ Tbs aAseratiOus in Ia go. ',,.
- S'''', '''" sN S~g.,raei as pa,sNsa,.'
:, = VS''0''','''s 10 a policy now a,,0,,.s
- !. SsSi''S'ss the speNi Of the ,n.,,, ss
!, : ,'' ~~s 0''e 'NaSideSed vise to he ,h,.
-. I 'usa !. 'arOs as rapldly as p,N.ih,.. NJ
%" the nOst eeheiea. r,,,,,,s !. ', -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
HOW TO LOOK K1No1sH.

Tho new king Of Norway is prob
ably tbo iast type Of what il takes Il
look Nike a Iciugls.
His hair IL thin on top His nous
tschs has ths Emper william twirl
at boab eDsis His ears are pasted
closs TO has B'aA set well back at the
ii%cnirg angle. FOR IN THESE
DAYS EVEN KINGS MUST KEEP
CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE.
OF course 10 look kdngish one must
wear military coat, close bu'toned
up, with a dogcoliar aul gold braid.
rism the kingbct must bo ebcsy, his
bosom properly swellcd out in front,
snd hung with bgiges and bangles
iihs Tateut m@lieine signs stuck all
over pudhn river hidge
Tbcc IL r1liy nothdng prettiw than
property gotten up kinglct
OF COURSE, THE TIME WILL
COME WHEN ALL THESE LITTLE |
"ME UND GOD" RULERS WILL
PASS AWAY.
10 via bo wai'n the people Of any
couDary Are utoiy and fiji sor self.gov.
enIncnt.
Ths~e ans many people who would
fan d"wn and wor.hip a kinglet even
1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05

Castro q. y rot wish to resum, tine pres
idencN but was forced by Gomez, who
ttleatered to call an extra session of
the Venezuelan congress in case Castro
should refuse to resume his position.
The change was not accompanied by
any sensational circumstances and there
was NO interruption in the regular rou,
tine of the various government offices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05

the t,npet from turning except slowly
the idea being to keep the gun trained
on the target. This principle will be
appliej 10 the Pennsylvania and the
Colorado during the overhauling in an.
ticipation of their departure from the
Atgan ic .tation about August 10, with
the West Virginia and the Maryland,
for tie Asiaric station.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
Castro Resumes Presidency

Caracas, Venezuela, JULY 5.-Presi
dent Castro, who retired from the posi-.
zion of president of Venezuela more
than two months ago, today resumed
the duties of his office, achieving Vice
President Gomez, who had Assumed the
duties of the president during the lat
ter s retirememt. It is understood tina,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
Twenty YSAr Rattle

was l0sr in twenty, war b,,
"e VIA sA'oaie piles ami nalinas,
s so,0'' SauI Eiod Bueklia's A.oie,
SA''ei w1isA ,uraed the tide. bv ,n,
s '''a' 'li not a trace remains, ;,
writes y A. NJ R'Oss, Of FaemylIls y.
We a''' Tor Old Ulcers Cuts, Burn, ana
'',el "ouA'' sSe At }, c. Perry, a,uS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
sllxurtnn ~.

L.'' LA Ei''aa vas in Salem h.,
,S T'' 0'''sy was IA tho city lAu ri.
Neok. voc city h&
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
BRICK

Brick furnished in large or q
quantities. Pressed brick mad,
order. Yard on State street, souf
Penitentiary.
SALEM BRICK YARD,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
$4,000 TO be Given Away.
Who Wants the Monev9

Who will write us the best story =,
personal experience in using ALLEN ,s
sELF'RlSING B. B, B. FLoURf We
want 100 testimonials, not to sxcaad
zoo words each, and we will pav 70,
them. F' A0i
Write and tell us why and wba,s van
hr'f bought B. FLOUR and how lona
you nave used it. Tell US how you like
II anu whether you have found a. an
agreeable and wholesome addition 70
tne family menu. Tell US about tbe
Pan CAKES, the BOSTON MITE
FINS, the FRUIT PUDDING ana ~.
FAMOUS BOSTON BROWN BREAD
NOw' to the person sending us the
oes' Recommendation and the most a.
@ s.S,'e letter we will pay $500 in pold.
"Nu We viii pay sl.o0 each for 100 oh
81 letters that We use. We wish 10 r..
- o's' letters in our advertising but
~ name viii be published withont tha
"I.'en consent of the writer.
D = n you nave not used selt-rising B |
p g. Flour get package and ~.
l0~i we viii give you sufficient ,;|.
0 take advantage of this offer,
Every good grocer sells IL ana 49,,
,ih md directions in every paS,:oS y
- the four principal recipe, ,SS
I''e Us about it. We are intsrast.s
your experience. ''e0
p..;sL ALIENS EMS B. B. B. FLOUR co.
fasah' Coast Factory, San JOs.' o.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-05
and
Worry

Hurry, like a cyclone, whirls
you along at a rate that
quickly eXhausts your energy,
and leaves you a nerveless,
wretched, broken-down phys
ical wreck.
Worry accomplishes the
same results in another way.
1t drags you through the dark,
gloomy tunnel of forbodings,
wrecks your nerves and breaks
down the constitution.
Then don't hurry: don't
worry. But you will; and
your nerveless, exhausted con-
dition brings headaches, neu-
ralgia, heart, stomach. liver
and kidney troubles. The thing
TO do is: Strengthen the nerves
with DIR. Miles Nervine.
six six months was bedfast with
spells pr1lS5'ration. pnlS had sinking
stand the slightest noise At times
4 would almost fly to pieces, stomaeS
very weak. My husband insisted ON
my taking Dr. Miles Nervine ana
.pesan 10 improve before | had finished
urely cured =" ' @'n en-
MRS. JOSEPH SNYDER
ga Hudson St., Thin, o.
Or. Miles Nervlne Is sold bv vou.
9Srugqlst. who viii guarantee that the
t uLst ootte Viii beneht. N IL falis. hS
WIN refund your money. '' "o
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind