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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
Personals

g. Vs. Foftus was q urnc visito
tu.ay
g O. Rolg made "a flytng trip TO Tur
r, fu.hy
Auomy ChaTics MsNary was a pas
sansr for rurn.r to,lay.
| MrS r. q. Haslcy lcft this moruib.
f5r "a brief rsy 10 Portlaud.
hon. abl Mrs A. NJ Crawford az,
iH Portland for a short visit
A. Nusau of klamath Falls. has
bn,u in tho city on business
Howard Rush, of Portland. is visit
iug friouis In ib- Capital City.
q. kuutaou, of Gcf,ais. visited with
Salem acquaiuiano"s yesterday.
D. p Long of Dallas WIS transact.
ing busiu0's in Salem yesterday.
Mir Ethol Tvuy. ~ Jaekaouyin,
IN visiting fr1uIs az the university.
Murray Wa,lc a formgr salem boy.
70 H'w ou tho paib Uuou az walla
Wul.a.
W lI Juluson, ~ wooIburn. WIS
looking after busiu'ss uaitefs in salem
yesterday
Judge Galloway rviuFnrd from Ne.
Minuyillo to,IaN anil viii convene eourt
tomorrow.
JAY Hare of Rraoks was a salem
visitor Yesterday he returned home
tiis morung
Miss fsad strsart who has ben
visiting fri"pls in saAem, lcft ~ noon
for Ro-ehurg.
Walter Jol-s'B, ~ Woo,lburu las
rctuFus,i hou's aft,T a short yisit with
fren,.s 10 Sslom
Ms Pearl Nelson. Who has beeu the
guost ~ fFiohJz hare. returned 10 Az
hauy hst ryvring.
Mis- Darrie Riggs III stayton. Pc
'nrH-i h'm" Yesterday after a pleas
ana visit with fricuds here.
pr. Charles Hall, of Hood River nj.
iurnei h"me tlis morning. after
sa"rt visit in ttr CaIstul Ciry
'htvueo Underwood ~ Albany.
'p"ut Tuesday boz Salsgn He ext-.ts 90
80 10 hlahnath Fans in few weeks
fonc Gross "a yvuHg lruggist II
l'oe-i River, rgurnel % his home 90
ay having attou,lel the examinations
Il the state toaTi Of phamasy.
"'"Hso sNariz aui daughter, Enma
'f IuH'iion city, sFo iu Salem. Thsy
'sre forner rei,ivuts. aud VII remain
'ere ooriug the llness of Mrs swartz
Siao b uusirgOing trsatmeut Al one ~
hc hospitals hera
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
Bicycle
We Garry Racycles

Ysl c'r'' 'ul rHse'us n yOu bsyes
p@srnsais
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

which became 20 annoying that several
stores were forced 20 refuse such oE.
changes. For not only was the original
pufcha,o returned and something else
taken out. bui that second purchase
probably was returned and its equiya.
lent brought back until there was no
end 30 H.
10 seems dreadful that anything %
closely connected With sentiment as a
wedding g.fi should bo put 10 20 pro
sais a usc, but ii l. done every day
ono bride, who DECLARED that an In.
siiaiion 20 a wedding reception was q
hold up' for present, refused 20
iaye a reception on that account, con.
eniing herself with announcements, and
comparatively few of those. A good
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

Mrs. r. W. Evans Clearwater. Kan
writes ny husband lay sick FOR thrs.
mouths The doctoFs said he ha5
qaiek consumption. We procured
bottle Of Ballard = HoreAouud sv1n
and II cured him. That was siE wear,
ago and since thea We have slv,v.
kePi bottle in the house We can
not do without il For coughs ana
colds Il has no eqoAl 25s, soc and Al
FoE sale BY D. }. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
School News

Tho members u thc junior elias. bod
their picture taken for the April mum
Ter of tho "Clarion. " which viii bs
che iuuior, number. They are nkar
quite an iuicrsss, and an go5ng 90 rau
Tho Hcniors a merry mce
Mr. Marastc undo a iong talk io
o." g-n'sal assembly Tuc-i.sy morning
about tic organisation u Glasses. as.
coNhug b. terms His Instructions ary
~ followsi IAN students who have
hnish-i i'-si than tvo t.rus are fresh.
n"ni ull who have finished two terms
arr spphomorra rhoao who have dH.
.shoi for terms arr juuiors and tl.sss
who have huishod ~ terms are -rriors
A uumlsr ~ STUDENTS have either
huiuhcd enough cXtra cry,his. or by be-,
iug iu tho February clnss arc. since the
change - t.vms hhlr % ulyunss a
term ahsssi - tho class thay were In.
This - hroakiug up tho classs some
what, and eu,iuing a grsut deal n con.
fusiou, rhue h tsn.kr,y among
-rmo ~ the students 90 stick torrthsr
In sIet" - thsir cls-s tes. THE mikes
thiHsS - tlat q u iinsul f,r the
teaeheru g. kcsp tlasm properly slassi. /
heA
IN" fr,stman cAas-. outsrlhc -ysool /
last fan had a mo-iiug rl.slsy even, /
ins o. dsruss tho unttrr ~ Joining
with tho class that csmo iu Ga Frla7ary /
Tho c,'as doCploi % ioin, anal .t,,suss-l
plans Tor a joiui party 10 WIS do
ci,s.i to have a party hut the date
N'ss u'f 80 for o. lt WIS furtb.r d..
oids,i that oaeh oliss shoud pas half
the oapeu=as. The fr,shmeu ,las.ss are
oFgaHiEing AMI taking bolI ~ things
ln muiHsr that shows they have r,al
spirit,
Ne Ers ~ this sity. visited N.
hgh a-lzoul Tucssiay He sJeut most
"f TN aftorn-pu in ths b,lhHug anal
visaissi ah - tho dqartmruss n il
lraifyeug 90 soo th- patrons of the
~'hool tukls au intyr,st iu &. Mr.
fAsr . so EaTl is rrosdcut ~ the u
sssA-',aie sui,sut bs.ta snJ one ~ the /
lsashug sitss s,uas
rao chsaI.ical uuategtal and spusr,tusl
h uot an srruug,si ga the shelves yet.
M Su,itA wih prohat,N 6uish the Ar.
rung,sncut ~ a. neKt SaiuRAay. Th.re
- SOL slpfay ~ mstorlals on han.A
os'' nave wih ussSl 90 be- aaiea t..fore
tho casi % Tho yssr. TIE classss will
us-a aleut oneAah oS il in the n.,nt
t'eo H.onths. rhs aparatus material
asti fuFuiuaro cost In The usighborhssi
70 $50 IL VIA uoocsssrly have 70 be
.'.'rcss'd cach yszE Az prSont the
sluipu'sts ~ tn ohsgnieal departmrut
q nc a. comPAgsc a. that ~ the phvs.
.sA Az soon ~ the tion ap.
-s,rst's wus 80 up tho chemis,ry cla.-
''ei'rneus-'t wSrE and have been in the
.tsgatoTy u0st 81 tho WI
hsaug thoir rcccut visit "a the sehool
suI-'r izltcnsb'lli Ackcrran und Chair.
nan A. q. oonsft visited the asienss
.sTar''ncae an,i gavo suggsssions 20
md. suath as 70 rhe st,a,y q ths bot.
M ciass fos tho svnz,iu,dor q tAe
orm-
Alfsca s'hramn had charge q the
SrsssUssf IN the botany cAass yostsu- :
~ wlach ooslastea % wutcAinr the
'oight - Two FotatooS one peeled ana
- oiher Fa~, 10 prove svaporstion.
caree oeFtvsight sAso oousloctea an
zFsrinsost % saw tAs 1osssnt ~ ~p
J PASTA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
Marriage Licen...

Licenses TO wed were isvues
County Clerk Rolan6 70 D,s I.
breath and G.. A. Book boa
verton, and Eva Wood and 49,
both Of Aumsville.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
DISCIPLES
OF SAzERAc.

$50 feet high and is visiN.
The intense heat generates -
in the attempt to cap the v.r y,
3OOO-pound iron cap. Ta.,,.
away from the we'll the i,,.'
turned the big piece Of iron d /.
heat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
BORN

IAMKIN.-At the family sC~c
NoT'A uounsrcial street. in tsis
el'y Wetnss'Ay, March 2, lsOs. -
MF' snd Mn Ira LAnkiB a son.
Mn LAH.kia sss formerly Ms Nae
WalmaR q this esty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

E'g'ne GuaFd' Indian Territory has
Z Dad case Of gas we'll aare. Il has
oern burning since February 8. flames
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
Married

SSfTTfl S>S.>,1es '--'--"-,->>------>,.,
~ "a MNSluo-At the re~ia,-ss
Sf @ G G0SAase ssl AImsr So,
MeinssaaS Ma~oA "A. lsOs ~ !.
Q e,oieok J. A. Suith to Ms -
Mo0sA ksv. p s Kuight omss.,i.-
The Delta independent., 1906-05-25
CATTLE MARKET HIGHER
Good Demand for Beef Last Week
and Loss Of Preceding Week
Resained. Eastern Markets
Steady to Easy.

Denver Union Stock-Yards, May 2l.-
Demand here for beef cattle was very
good last week and market had a good
tone. Steers advance 10 to 20 cents
and are now fully steady with high
time two weeks ago. Cows are also a
little higher and good ones in strong de-
mand. Very good inquiry for feeders
and stockers but few here in the native
division. Dealers have a number of
orders for good selected steers which
they were unable to fill. Prices here
are fully as high as a week ago al
though all eastern markets report a
light demand and market 10 to 20 cents
lower. Some fancy 1616-lb. steers sold
here Saturday to packers at $4.S5, the
high price of the weeks supply at $i.3O
to s4.7O for the best and commoner
kinds at $3.75 to s4.25. Fancy cows
brought $4.15 but few sold above SO. 80
as quality was not good enough. Most
of the pretty good cows went at $500
to $3.75. Best bulls sold at $3.50 with
bulk at s2.75 to $3.15. Veals scarce
and unchanged. The few feeders and
stockers here sold mostly at $3.50 to
81. 40 with tops at s4.5o.
Several train loads of southern stock
crs of extra good quality were on sale
this morning. Country buyers were
quite plentiful and several sales report
ed. Good two-year-old southern steers
sold up to $25 per head and yearlings
around $l7.0o delivered. Most of last
weeks receipts of southern cattle went
The Delta independent., 1906-05-25
The Greatest Of all...Wards White
Minstrels.

Advancing upon an overwhelming tide
of superlative endorsement by an ap-
plauding press and satisfied public. A
world of fun, for old end young. Every
comedy act, trick, antic, and joke, fun
ny saying and laughable situation de-
signed with view to cleanliness, chas-
tity, purity and refinement, and the in
ventive faculties of the greatest of the
worlds funny men have ceen called in
to action for the production of the
SWEETEST Minstrel Aggregation Extant.
At the Opera House for one night only,
on Wednesday, May Both. Band Pa
rade and Concert on the streets. Pop
ular prices this season-25, so, rs cents.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-25
District Meeting at Montrose.

The w. G.. T. U. district convention
meets in Montrose June and 8. This
district consists of the territories sur
rounding Gunnison, Delta, Hotchkiss,
Paonia, Cedaredge. Olathe and Mont
rose. A large attendance is expected
and the ladies here are preparing to
give the visitors good time. The pro-
gram has not yet been arranged and
will be published later. r.-Montrose En-
terprise.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-25

There is to be game of base ball on
next Thursday afternoon. It's between
Delta and Olathe and after the game
above the Webb Minstrel Company will
play the winners. A band will be in
attendance and the two games can be
witnessed for one price-twe- ty-fve
cents. 1t is expected that the people
of Delta will patronize the afternoon
and witness the game.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-25

through on contract, but good many
will be offered here this week and next
and considerable trading anticipated.
w. N. FULTON.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-25

LITTLE forty ago! Yes just two-score period
time change! then that the boys blue
boys in truth It then that the haired bent
with age and with eyesg dmed scanned the horizon for the
enemy then that the rattle and roll of muskey with
laundering Of and the horrors Of mans
mind and life then that many kind old mother called for
strength hear the from the 'front.' fearing hoping praying
for the best then that the youth the land laying
in trenches of mud forests of disease hauns the
1t then that Sherman Grant and all the others hailed
the savurs of the wealth. sacrifice of loving blood
and dearest ompanonshps And the preserved The
country saved But oh the oss And the And the
still smouderng bateeds that deathbeds those who
returned But such must be this m but right and
in keeping with mourning that shall place the simple flower
mound with fearful to those of
and terror and with nought but gratitude Maker reve
in the Of today and in the strife of yesterday
You can't dry goods store other business the
circus pan show along and dayor perhaps
week. If adverses herd of nineteen elephants only
hbs nine will seriously object But merchant adver
ses thousand yards of this and hundred pairs that and only
shows half that amount public gets thing
know ad doesn't bring the results Advertise what you
have what will sell for and when and then
just said would and will be long before the people
learn that order take advantage your they
and act quickly and that they will find just what you have told
them Successful advertisers know this
not If not successful yourself if the above
plies to you.
The the Gunnson the ranchers along the
bottoms calls attention to the necessity much work the winter
and early spring months if the keep its channel
after Well built dykes low places would have kept the
in channel that would have caused minimum ofdamage. AS it
is the waters have been spread large of North
Delta and thousands of dollars worth of destruction the
In time of for war; be well applied in this
stance and hoped that the ranches
the river and this side well will have agreed among them
selves another rolls around the necessity
thorough and busneske and build high enough and
strong enough such caaophes the past week
witnessed.
Mr. Bryan does not to for the presidency again.
less circumstances demand and proper time he
will careful investigation of the circumstances himself
Mr.. LaFolette will set some amendments the
other end of the senatorial bowling alley the bowlers
will be greatly pleased those he put up before being all down.
This idea that the Standard oil company will feel deeply
ashamed the disclosures is based upon the somewhat dubious
assumption that it is capable of feeling shame
Mayor Mcclellan thinks he about the democrat left Does
he his idea from looking the returns in New
York.
The another style of argument now prevailing in
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02
Use Erp~rf.e.f staaions.

Use ExpeFfDenf Stations.
There is not a State experiment sta
tion in the country whose stan of ex-
perfs Will not welcome knotty prob
Ienng from tie farmers of the State.
This would be the case especially this
winter, when they are not rushed with
work. Go over the operations of the
last season and jot down. in consider
able detail, each operation which gave
you trouble and unload these troubles
on the experiment station of your State.
The staff may be book farmers" as
ron think, but all of them are trained
IL asking about any particular crop
describe your soil in detail, your meth
ID Of culture. and give any other infor-
nation which will enable the station
people to give you an intelligent an
swer.
II any particular crop was unusually
short and you can not account for it OF
natural reasons, describe your method
OF culture, of fertilizing, the seed, etc,
and the changes il any in which
the treatment differed from that
given in any previous year when
the same crop was satisfactory. Do
not be bashful about asking for help
from the stations, for you help sup
port them, and they r in existence
to assist you, which they will do If you
will give them any sort Of an oppor-
tunity.-Exchange.
Some Ills OF Poultry.
Clean, varied, easily digested food Is
itself a medicine.
Ailments can be classed as colds, in
digestion, vices and accidents.
a cold, accompanied by rafting, Is
called bronchitis /; by gasping, pneumo-
MIA.
The causes Of malignant colds are
filth, dampness, drafts, neglect and i'm
proper food.
II you have a scratching room In
which to drive the flock, fumigate with
sulphur their lodging-room. II you
have no suitable place for them to 60,
burn oil OF tar or resin in their pres
ence.
Canker In the mouth may extend to
throat and become diphtheria. The
diphtheria Of fowls and man are diff
ferent according to veterinarians, but
attendants o sick birds have been
known to take poultry diphtheria.
An ordinary cold, II taken at once,
can be arrested BY a one-grafn pin OF
quinine forced down each sick bird.
4 rf~o~ AnwNA h~nAH r.>nntA 49,
to cause rTQnick digestion. Use granite
or eartlen water-dishs4 Mt In, To-
medical use.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02
xae Hzs Waited IoEE Enough.

4 Maine girl q deals tod a young
nuan WHO asked her for b.- hand that
she should not think OF marrying a
4 with less than ten thousand dol
lars.
The young man went to Boston and
worked very hard for several years,
returned. and called on the young
lady, who said. We'll, John, how are
you getting along"
Pretty we'll" he said, Il have al
most gotten nineteen dollars towards
the ten thousand"
We'll. John" she said, Il do not
know but that IS enough. I guess we
can get along with that."-Success
MAGAZINE
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02
YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO
SUFFER
From Constipation, Bowel anc
Stomach Trouble.

Q. What Is the beginning of sickness!
A. Constipation
q What : Constipation:
a Failure Of the bowels 90 carry on
the waste matter which Hes IN me az
rnsacsy canal. where Il decays ana pol
sons the entire system Eventually the
results are death under the name OF
come other disease. Note the deaths
from typhoid fever and append!cllls'
stomach and bowel trouble az the pres
eDt tine
O. what causes Constipation:
A Neglect 10 respond TO me ,a" :.
nature promptly Lack OF exercise Elk,
ceSsive brain work Mental emotion ana
improper diet ~
Q. What are the results OF neglected
ConstipationE
A Constipation causes more suffering
than any other disease 1t causes rneu-
mstism. colds. feve-S. stomach. bower.
kiSner lung and heart troubles. etc. 1t
IS the disease that starts all others:
Indigestion. dyspepsia. disrrhoea. loss OF
sleep and strength are its symptoms.
piles. appendicitis and hstula. are caused
by Constipation. Its consequences are
known TO al! PHYSICIANS but few snne..
ers realize their condition until II IS 700
late. Women become confirmed inEa!lds
as a result Of Constipation
Q. Do physicians recognize this:
A. Yes The first question youT doc,
tor asks you is -are you coasuPsteo:
That is the secret
Q. Can it be curede
A. Yes. with proper Treatment ine
common error is to resort to physics'
such as pills. salts. mineral water. castor
oil injections, etc. every one OF Walco
is injurious- They weaken and increase
the maIady. You know this by your OWN
experience !.
Q. What then should be done to
cure it2 :
a. Get a bottle of MulT's Grape Tonic
ut once. MuIi's Grape Topic will posi-
lively cure Constipation and Stomach
Trouble in the shortest space of tune.
No other remedy has before been known
to cure Constipation positively and per
manently.
@. What is Mulrs Grape Tonic?
A. 1t is a Compound with 40 per cent
of the juice of Concord Grapes 1t eA'
erts a peculiar strengthening, healing in
luepce upon the intestines, so that they
can do their work unaided. The process
is gradual. but sure. 1t is not a physlc'
but it cures Constipation, Dysenter!,
Stomach and Bowel Trouble. Having a
rich, fruity grape flavor. it is pleasant 70
take. As a tonic it is unequalied, IN.
suring the system against disease: II
strengthens and builds up waste tissue
q. Where can MuIi's Grape Tonic oe
had? ,r,,
+ A. Your druggist sells it. The dolIai
bottle contains nearly three times INT
50-cent size.
Good for ailing children and nursing
mothers.
A free bottle to all who have never
used il because we know it viii cure you
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02

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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02
FACIAL PARALYSIS
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02
Swift & Company

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The impression prevailed thst a large
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Alberta. which WAS looked Upon ~
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finest wheat in the world are low
grown, snd 80 satisfied are the farm
ers and buyers that the industry has
passed the experimental stage that
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ed in the past two years and others
are In course Of erection. to sAAbfy
the demands that will be mads upos
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that ere long mo. ] Hard wintes
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10 winter wheat, The increase Of ~,
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III their undertakings. a few msEa
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