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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
WONDERFUL MIRAGE
Visible to Residents OF Cleveland ON
Heights.

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 14--Resi-
dents of the heights IN the eastern part
of the city today witnessed the most
remarkable mirage of which there Is
any record in this part of the country.
Wonderfully clear and distinct. the Cs-
madam shore OF Lake Erie sixty miles
distant, was spread out before them In
the sky The phenomenon lasted for
more than an hour. The inverted at
mospheric picture was so clear that the
city of Rondeau could be plainly seen.
the church spires and principal busi-
ness houses standing out IN bold seaef,
Tall trees and river emptying ints
the lake could also be seen.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
STRANGER SHOOTS
And Five Are wounded In Back at
Coney Island.

New York. August, IL While
Ocean Walk, In the Bowery at Coney
Island. was still crowded early to-
day an unidentified man pulled a
revolver, fired two shots into the
back OF a waiter at Stauch's restau-
rant and then turned the weapon in.
to the crowd and fired four times as
quickly as he could pull the trigger.
Four persons we're writhing In ago
ny on the board walk when the man
fed toward the ocean. threatening
any person who would pursue him.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
CRAZY MAN.
stabs Seven People I'm Parior Car on
@. VI. and st. =.

La Crosse. Wis. August 14.-Sev-
en- men we're seriously injured, two
probably fatally. in a shooting and
stabblng ARRAY today on. the Chicago.
Milwaukee and St. Paul train at
Sparta. Wis. Louis Feltz. of Milwau-
kee, apparently becoming demented
in the parlor car drew a knife and
attacked the conductor. A struggle
followed during which the following
we're injured:
Louis Feltz. w. w. Hubbel, ii.
Cunningham. John Christianson, Har-
ry English. Alfred Johnson.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
INDEPENDENTS WIN.
Railroad Announces End Of Its Dis.
elimination.

Cleveland, o., August IA The
United States District Attorney Sui
llvan left Chicago last night to re-
sumo work in connection with the
grand jury investigation of the Stan
dard Oil company. Sullivan stated
that he had been informed that as a
result of the work on the government
the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern railroad had given notice to the
independent oil dealers that hereaf-
ter their mileage fees on tank cars
would be computed on the same ba-
sis as the Standard Oil company.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
Threats Prevail to Overcome
Company's Deliberation.
Manager Says Doub'e Fares Are Up
held by Supreme Court Bounc-
ers ON Hand.
POLICE ORDERS TO ARREST

New York. Aug. i4.-Frightened by
threats from the civic bodies that I'M
less fun resumption of traffic on Co
ney Island lines is resumed, a move
ment will be made to have tbs charter
annulled. the company this morning
resumed service. Persons not paying
two fares were elected by 'dnspec-
tors" General Manager Caldwool
says: "Our right to charge two fares
has been upheld by the appellate d.
vision of the supreme court" Bor-
ough President Golfer of Brooklyn,
ordered the police to arrest any road
emp.oye laying hands on a passenger.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
STATE REVENUE
AGENT IN PADUCAH COLLECTING
FROM MERCHANTS.
Eightyfive Dealers Served With No
tees 10 Pay License Fees TO
County Clerk.

State Revenue Inspector Albritton
is in Paducah and all merchants who
have not paid a state license will be
prosecuted II they do not. This morn
ing Constable A. c. Shelton finished
serving notice on SO merchants to
so to tho county clerk and take ou.
a license. They are pawn brokers. pls-
tol dealers. commission brokers. pi-
ano dealers. auctioneers and resiau-
rant keepers. Suits viii be filed IL the
license is not taken out.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
Son to Fathers Rescue.

Princeon. Mo-, Aug. if.-"Buek
MrHargue, notorious character, wa
killed by the son of Policeman Abe
Trent after McHargue had shot the
officer Ave times in resisting arrest.
Policeman Trent is in a serious condi
ton.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
Fatal Quarrel Over shoes.

Carmi H.. August IT, AS the
result of a quarrel over a pair of
shoes, Jarrett Williams. 40 years old.
is fatally wounded and Kick aud
Walter Mayberry, his step-sons, are
locked up in the county Jail on q
charge OF attempting murder.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14

Lexington Tenn. Aug. Thames
Smith. living near Parsons. reports
a wonderful cotton crop on his place
He counted the bons on one stalk
and found enough on that stalk to
pick out sixteen pounds. of seed cotton.
He says the one counted is an average
stalk.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
DUNGEON
rs BEING BUILT IN COUNTY JAIL
BASEMENT.
Jailer Eaker Will Use II TO Punish
Unrily Prisoncrs-Brick Used
I'm Construction.

The McCracken county fall will be
supplied with a means or punishment
to lmpudent and unruly prisoners,
and the work began this morning
More rigid discipline will be enforced
In the jail.
A dungeon will be built in the
basement. II will be of brick, with a
heavy wooden door. The recalcitrant
prisoner will be kept there on bread
and water.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
Re,oIutIonlsls nlood, Act.

TcheTniygac, August IL While
number OF revolutionary agitators
who had been arrested at a meeting
were undergoing an examination at
the prefecture OF the town OF Borse-
noa one OF the accused drew a revolt
yer. killed the chief OF police. wound
ed an aide and then committed sui
clde.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
REVOLUTION ENDED.
Governor Declared Legally Installed
at AracaiU.

Rio de Janeiro. August IA The
revolution at Aracaju. state OF Ser
gipe, is ended, a regiment OF troops
arrived there. and the commandant
declared the revolutionlst governor
legally Installed. The crowd was ed
thusiastic. Local officials we're forced
to resign.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
Alfonso In scotland.

Fyvie. Scotland. August a. The
king and queen of Spain arrived at
Fyvie castle today to visit Lord and
Lady Leith for the opening days OF
the shooting season.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14

by the consent Of the people
Of Paducah. The sun has the
largest circulation I'm the city
and county. The average foi
July was 4i32 a day.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14
NOTED AUTHOR

Known ms John Oliver Hobbs, Died
Unexpectedly Of Heart Failure.
London. August H. Mrs. Pearl
Mary e. Teresa Cralgie, known as
John oliver Hobbs author and dra-
matist, died in her sleep some time
last night Of heart failure. Her death
was totally unexpected. she having
been apparently well when she re-
tired.
She was 30 years old.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-14

Unsettled weather with prob
ably occasional light showers to-
night or "Wednesday. The high
est temperature reached yesterday
was 81 and the lowest reached to.
day was 73.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
nlllanlnE. ahlrmlnr -.

or agoe ami malaria can BE- relieved
ani earei vita Eesirio Bittera rhi.
- pure touis meiieine. of especial
boneot In malsFia, far d o1e4ts ! true
curative nhuence on the liseass driv.
'as 70 sa''reiy oat % che gsiem. ID 4.
a'e'A 20 os preferrod 20 quiuius. hav,
lhg uone of this drugs hai after a.
festa n \ NuuJay, of HenHstt..
leaaA wr',osi my brother va v,v,
low with malar.al fever aud jagsiise
'm he took Hestris Bittsrs wAi,h
'arei bic life" At. c. Perry = dug
store pSloe 5oc, guafantsei
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
PROPOSALS INVITED
For Supplies for tho Oregon ]
PonitentiAEy Tor Period Endisl
June so, 1905.

Sealed bids for drugs, dry Z
groceries shoes, leather and al
plumbing supplies, hardware
tsh, meat, ote., win bs received !
once OF the superintendent Of ~
goa State Penitentiary until Jr
10, 1906, at 2 O'Clock p. m, a. 7
time they win be opened.
A deposit Of 10000 cash or e.
cheek, payable 10 the supsriHis
must accompany each bid fN
and Hour, and all other bids mus
eomPahed by an amount equal
per cent Of the amount Of the
samples 70 accompany all BID
practicable. The right is resrs
reject any and all bids and 10
or reject any portion Of a bid. o
envelope should DO inscribed tl'i
OF the bid. Goods OF Oregon NJ
'uTe or production win receive
sAee other things being sgs
goods and supplies must bs a
% the penitentiary within 20 dsp
the contract is awarded.
schedules Of the various "
goods viii bo furnished upOh
tion TO the superintendent.
Vouchers viii be Issued Tor =
On the first Of the month fOllOn
completion Of the contract, and
y on continuous eontrasts
Bidders win take notice tha
Is no appropriation available n
'eAahee Of the peuitentiary, y
claims for supplies can only b.
Oy tAo Secretary Of State and
Gates Of evidenes Of allOwan''
% eiaimanta AS soon as thss
appropriation availabls warrsr'
% Issued in lieu OF the esrsii
Bid 'srs are invited to be p,
@. W. JD
superintendent Oregon State
tiary.
NAlem, Oregon, Dee. ~, ls@
DEC, l4-ls-sl-27-sO, Jan. as.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
FRUIT 3
CANNERY
CERTAIN
Stock More Than Half
Subscribed by
Growers
Business Men Of Salem WIZ
Be Expected to DO
the Balance

The Salem cannery proposition is ap
parently on tho highway to success
and the committee FOR soliciting the
balance Of tho stock is beginning It's
labors with good success today. The
committee appointed by the CONNER.
cial club for the purpose is Z. T.
Barnes. T. n. Derby and W. 9. Price.
These men have the utmost confidence
in tho enterprise, and, while they do
not expect 70 harangue the people they
solicit % take stock, they can easily
convince any one Of the great morit
Of The enterprise.
Tho organization viii be made up Of
local people, the fruit growers adjacent
10 Salem having already subscribed FOR
about 200 shares, or half the stock
hence The city will be expected 10 take
Tho balance. These shares are t25 each,
and the purchasers are limited 70 not
more than 20 shares Tho management
viii bo IN tho hands Of a board Of nine
directors chosen from tho stockholi.
ers. aud they will employ a practical
eanneryman Of IS years experience 10
tho business
Tho profits ordinarily made In can.
ming r1ch fruits as are produced ada
cent % Salem are exceedingly good,
running from 10 20 70 per cent net
above cost of production. besides pay.
.ug The grower a good living price for
bic product The projected eannery will
hahdla all grades Of small fruit. bo.
'idos apples, pears, peaches, ETC., and
besides eannlng regular stock will use
.he byprodusis that arc too frequently
Fastcd.
Tho valley berries mako the ahes,
i3rt of hayoring syrups aud ernhtd
fruit aavoJs Cor summer dfinka, and
ip 20 tho present time these goods hsvo
M been purchased east. The local can.
nery will sot out 10 supply this demand,
which viii IN itself produce a splsndli
pfaht
There are tioo shares Al t25 each,
total of $4,000 worth OF stock. Itl
win bo necessary for Salem 20 take 900
shares of stock Ia order 20 assure tho
organization Of tho company, and ev.
'ry merchant or property owner 10 the
'iiy who takes dollars worth OF
stock will ala In tho distribution OF
hundreds of dollars 10 wages every
season. besides sustaining a market foF
.he Immense quantities Of fruits raised
loreab0uta
How much stock will you taksi
The committee will see you a. once.
% not compel them 20 spend valuable
lime explaining what you should Al, |
.oady have read Ia the press
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

hayton %, ian t-Jasksan dav
eones oa lauuafy 5 but a. that iay
~ hssa 80 for ne Inauguration 81
uoFefnof iettisau. ths Democrats 81
'Ais eiiy will give their anuaal banquet
% heuef % tAe foanisf % Domosracy
'h's stening fhs mosi slal,ofato A.
fsngea'snis Or ths even, have hssn
H'aia sai q = sEPssie1 tAai ,Ae ban
ge'i in VA Ptmips Houss ths weu
iag viA sarIas lu bfliiapoy every
l''''oai lasksea aay banquet gIysa d
ihl' eip several iisiiuruishei or,
len vi'l deliver Address lu response
20 toartt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
KAISER
SCENTS
TROUBLE

Berlin. Jan 4-Ths railway admins
srs.iou PLACED orders last week for 2O,'
ooo fr-ehs ears, At q eosi Of t5loOo'oOo
si,h manufacturers o. Eve countries
siipuiaiing delivery By The middle Of
rshruary. Besides utilizing the car
wosks of German, the contracts were
distributed among the makers IN Bel
qium. Holland, Switzerland and Italy,
Which would not have been done unless
soms reason for haste existed.
Isqulriss made regarding the reasons
for urgency resulted IN obtaining The
statement that ihs ordering Of The cars
vas q pfooauiiouary measure, the gen.
eel siaR desiring 10 be ready 20 move
troops n uccessay by the hrst Of
Marsh. This is only a proper meas
ore of prudence 4 was affirmed, IN view
Of the extensive military arrange
mssis going on IN France, which, among
other dispositions. include The move.
msui toward The German frontier Of
sir regiments o. artillery, or $50 guns
The ordering Of these freight cars,
each n which Win accommodate 20 sol
dicfs, is only IN consequence Of the
Frenrh preparations. and must not be
taksn 10 Indicate any hostile design on
che part u Germany, whose peaceful
inieutions remain unchanged. Tho step
taksn ls due % ihs conviction long
held and aeisi upon here that che bssi
pfossfYativo u pesee l. complete pre-.
pafeiness fof any oveniualily The
word var is 300 used, becauso such a
word In ts.tf would BE- provocative.
and every iuioresi both In and outside
of ~ govsrnmsui shHnks from Haeh
q possibility. unless Il be a small group
~ mllliafy man.
TIE government viii probably fsgre,
ne puhiloaiioa u this intelligence. bui
De- ifaasmIssion SENS necessary % a
proper understanding Of ths irin of
svsuis anl OF hoN both Franss and
Germany are Strengthening their dlpo /
maiis posliioa on ths sye % ihs Mofos
ean eoafefease BY material pfepafa
tions
No doubt exists here that ths French
and 0sfmau policies will iifef Ia ihs
confefeuss ou the question of policing
Mofosso Aigsflsn ffauilsr aui on sams
iess lmpanahi qnssilona
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Deafness oannO, Be Cured

ny local applications as they oaanot
reach tho disused portioa of the ear.
There 10 only ono way 20 cure deafaass.
and that Is By constitutional remedies.
hafnoss ia caused BY an iunamci son
A'ion ~ Tho mucous lining OF ths
has'Aehlan tube. Whon the tube Is In,
uAmei you have a trembling souni or
imperfect hearing, and when il is en-.
'lFeiy closed teafnesa l. the result,
aud unless the Inflammation can b tak,
On out and this tuhs restored 10 lts nor,
mai cou'iition, hearing VIII bs dsstrovsd
forcVeFi nine sasss out % ten are oaus.
al by sataHh, which is nothing but an
'nfamei condition of the mucous sur,
faces.
We viii give ono Hundred Dollar.
Tor any case Of deafness loau.,i bv "a.
tAr'h) that cannot 10 eurei bv nam,
ua'AFFA Cure. senl fog sireulars freA
p J. CHENEY a Co, Tolsio. O.
sold By druggists Use.
FaAs Halls Family Puls Tor ,on.ti.
patioh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

oouoge enthusiasm for Literature.
The influence Of the athletic ideal on
,bs reading Of The Undergraduate i'
,i.in He knows his Kipling and he
iovo. bis Jack London. "Those fellows
are men. - he remarks "They can 40
thinq.. The've got the goods with
em. 7, The self glorihcation, the bru'
tality. the eynicism and the sensation
slism Of a man like London answer
exactly the demands Of a new race Of
force worshippors.
Tho college community Is relatively
free from the transient fads Of the
outer world. The fact that everybody
IL talking about the "House Of Mirth'
wins very few readers Tor Mrs. Whar'
ten among undergraduates
Our inquiries indicate that among
the standard noyelisis Scott Dumas
Dickens and Stevenson are the best
known. Thackeray and Ggeon Eliot
and relatively few readers. They arc
considered rather slow. Dickens is
usually much admired or much die
liked; be seems 20 excite more violence
Of opinion than any other popular nov.
elist.
with rare exception the modern col.
legian does not read poetry unless be
has 20. 10 may study u In bis rogu.
lar college eoursej bot that is dif
fersnt matter Except for a few ad
mlfcrs Of. say, Byron, Rosstti and ste.
phon Phillips, the spontaneous read.
Ing Of poetry has gone 70 The wall In
our colleges. Even the "Bauaekroom
Ballads" and The "scven Seas" seem
20 have had their day. An interesting
complement 10 this statement is the
direct testimony from four colleges
that a rather widespread interest is
showing itself In the modern drama.
Nevertheless. The man or aggressive
literary enthusiasm Ends a depressing
Indifference 10 tho college community
a turn of affairs for iho better can
hardly BE- looked f5r ~ long be che
athletic idcal is tyrant BOT tho ath
iciis bisal Itself is the Logical Issue or
American commefsialim. People who /
value success above character must I
submit With what grace ihoy can when .
their sons rank a football victory above
any college honor =NoW York Even
.hg Post
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
JAPAN
is UP FOR
PROTECTION

That Japan Is likely 10 be active Ia
checking the Import OF foreign goods
which might compete With home Indus.
tries Is shown by the action taken by
the chamber Of commerce In Japan. II
appears that the united chambers OF
commerce decided some time ago 70 In.
trust seven chambers On this country
With the preparation OF tho draft OF a
new law Tor the protection ana further,
anee OF japanese industries, which Is
20 be submitted 20 the diet. These
chambers are said TO have appointed
special committees to report on the
matter.
In the report Of the Kobe commit.
tee il was recommended that the i'm.
PoTtation Of goods which compete with
home industries should be checked a
much as possible. This L 10 be achieved
by the raising Of the s'a. ory tarlR
and the abolition Of the conventional
tariffs, or, II the latter measure be in,
admissible, by the establishment Of
eonsumptiye taxes The abolition Of
all business taxes for those industries
which require protection was also pro.
posed, besides the duty-fres import Of
necessary machinery and raw material
Consular Report.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

A, ~ Oannon, oAieago, wrifes March
= ls's' Having ben troubled With
lanhaso a. 4GoEeat umes ana t,i.s
eas physician after anOtAer. then S,,.
is'sa' ''H'nen'a and huimsuts, saw /,
40 altogethoa So I triel o,.s - :
aad s'' = bottle 0t RallaF1's saow -
laeas waieA save ne alnost in..,n,
'si.sf 1 saa sAsarfsuy reeomnsBa !,
.aa vill adj ny uAns 70 your - !,
''a''ssN" s0li b. D. J.Fsy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

In order TO give the people Of salem
an opportunity 10 see the beautiful
eooniry south Of salem, and 70 see the
development being made By the com.
pany, the 0tiHens' Light 4 Traction
company viii run excursion cars 20 the
'oeA quarry, south Of Odd Fenows,
eemsteEy leaving the Wnlametts ho,sl
On even hours Enjoy pleasant ri5s
and see for yourself ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Rsv. oany.Is D. D. Martln = y D.

of Wavofly, Texas. wfitosi "Of a
morning. when aru, arising, often hnd
a troublesome collection of phlern
which produces q phlegm ard IL very
hard 20 dislodgoi but a small quantity
of haliNfd's ilorehound Syrup viii az
oaee dialoigo Il, and Tho trouble s oyo-
! faow Of no medicine that l. equal
10 Il, and Il Il - pleasant D. take. I
can most eofdislly recommend Il 70
all persons nesling medicine for
throat and lung trouble" soli by
d. }. Fy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

Washington .. a., Jan. t-rhs
white llousa win once moro be che
scene of brilliant official event when
ihs members of ths diplomatic corps
viIl gaiher there this evening b. a.
tend iho drs, official reception 90 ths
diplomatic corps by che President Ga
iho uew year The members ~ the Ilp.
'mt' corps attended ths regular
New Years reception on Monday. but
che reception ou NeN Years day b not
recognized az distinctly diplomatic
fauciion. 10 b mote of "a general
character although BE- would be eousI.
cred highly Improper for auy foreign
representative 30 fal 90 attsrd. Tho
diplomatic receptions. of which several
arc h'ld during he course % sysry
season have a l.stinsay diplomatic
character ani are amoug ths iaost lr.
iefesiing and brilliant events OF ths
social season az che white House TIE
hrsi diplomatic dinner viii be given
az Che White House q week from to.I,y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

s-eal', lu'A, Jaa. t-rhe safs In 4
~ Aieaugas store vas robbes ana
'le.''0 Ia eaas aal sash stolen.
Aae FebbeF eaPiursd Charles Tav.
.,'' ne ealy sitileu awake aaa loekea
l-A ep uail this morning. Twelve
.i's'@nd ave haudrs1 10 government
e'aa' aaa tsso0 IN easA va siolsn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
DR.. KUN
Wonderful CHINESE nncrnb

van treat you with Oriental hsrb,
or pain. '''0D
D'' Kun is known everywhere in
91isia' and has cured many prOmips.t
cope here. He has lived in sslsm
i'' ~ yeras' and can be trusted y.
uses many medicines unknown "a -
ao'''ss and with them can 80
oa'a'EA' asthma, lung troubles ,San' ~
nl'''n' stomach, liver, and Kidney az.
- ~ A'm makes a speciality Of s,o,.,
.'... .la female tIoublss His rems5i:. p's
',- 80 private diseases when svsrvtS,"-
', S,'e faii~ He has hundreds q, ,..ss ,..,'l
p., IlGalAi aud gives eoasultatio1 g. a.
pes. ICE. 'o' medicines very mods-sts S
S'.a9 S.''1A' in the country can write I,s, -,
0'1aA' Send stamp. '''
Il from Us AA' 'ea' get
49, DR. KUN BOW wo 90
30 ! south HigA street, salem. o..
'Ff''i'' Hotel salem. P. o. Boz e isS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
op.aIaa b ns I.el.aarIlIs r.ps.llIan

- - -" NAAHAANAAM ~ NAaAhANA
jacksonville. Fa., Jan. f-Tho open
ihg u ihs Manufacturer Pure Food
and iadusiflai Erreailion today has n
ifasiel ihau.anis n yisiiou from an
parts of ihs state TIE hoiola afs
sfoWshli aad every tram d brluglng
moFe visitors 90 tho city Ths orposl
uon is iha largest of lis kini ever
held in ihls stats. ani sill, unioahisi
d, prove paterful attraction 10 Il
held ih a hullilug specially erected faf
tae purpose aai viii BE- brilliantly ii
luminaiei ever r.gti The exposition
huihhar uhieh slahds on ihs sIie Of
the old ~. james haiei covers an area
ef oysf oaooo square fesi aul ls veil
hghied hy a hniefn shapsi elass roaf
anl hnaifeis ~ large shadows on on.
sfy slie To beautiful ar,hsl main
snifaafe l. hstueea tvo imposlus COW
efs, vhleh greatly enhance che strlb
las eject % ths bulhur
the foruai opsulng of che exposition
wll iate place this sseulng
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
~ HoLLIsTER's
hOeky Mountain Tea NJ

a heay Medicine Cor Busy P'
nHags Golden Health and RsnssN
A. Peeino Tor Constipation. Indlgs
t'-.s n.ooa Bad Breath. Sipe-ifb Roe,sls {
~ too.eAAehe. It's Rocky llOuntAia
h I'm, IS cents = box. Genus
nolllsrEa Dave CoapaSv. Nadisda
sVlOsH NUGGETS FoR sAlLOs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

Prank NJ. Powell, deputy postmaster
% A'oany, an3 Miss Auua Marshall ~
Albany, win be married 10 san Fr,n.
s.'S' saturday AZ the home of Mis-.
MarsAau's sister