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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
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Boyer til o~verordentlig nedsat PRS.
Benyt Lejlighenen. Kob nogle az disse
billige Boyer. linden de er ndsolgt. De
udeladte Munro err solgt. Da vi like
skate nere Boyer til dc anfsrte
lave Priser, maa Bestiliing indsendes
snarest, ON man onsker uogle af dem
Bogerne tiisendes %portofrit.
Bsgerne bestilies efter Eummer.
115. Gil 5OrfDar for ariii.ntroens
Sanobeb. Gn 9aaubsrGtnins for
2agfolt, Of 5reosrti Sungerfea.
qroIt Osb aebenbapnsg aIsmsniss
beO. 100 GiO.r / OmFoe. gttO.
fat fra 40 til SOC.
1T. SIbfisno;.r Os en- eftsrtrift
30 8ldburtitIsr (n,O et Gororo)
at Grebtrif 5uns.risn. @nIsmenis.
bsbsprof I a~sb.nbaOn. 81 SiDer
Omflag. 9eOiat fra 20 til 10c.
121. 5OItefribeb Os 9sitirt.Iisb.O. ct
3nbIGs / 9utissns au!iaIiamp
of u. ~. 81. arctonber, aonb.
teOI. Ill Sioer | OmfIus. Neb'
lat fra 40 til zoe.
ia. gsrtel gfmgaarb: 9iemftaoz.
8ilIsber fra SpTlunb | SOmr.nt
1856. 80 Siber | 8inb.
Rsbfat fra $1.90 til $1.20.
125. Sra bet fOsnfe airteIib | b.
fibft. 9unbrebe aar. Nosl. Der.
fons Os Sibsfilbrinser of 9iddrt
pstsrisn. 300 Siber | ginb. R.b.
fat fra 1920 til $1.70.
126. Deb Sensetib. Gn Wobsrs
Orb til 9srnsne, al 2luoufta Mou.
rier. meb Gororb of Sosnepraf
Sbomas Rsrbam. 129 Giber |
8inb. RebTai fra $1.00 til 60e.
1877. Ridarb peterIsn: Sire 2ips.
biIsber: Merner 4brobdmIon.
2ubbis 9uct, Morib arnbt oq
bans Jorbolb til Ddnmort, pouI
Mefler. 235 Siber, inbbunben.
0ebiot fra $1.70 til $1.O0.
1913. 8. 6. Martenien, mt 8ibrus
til en- adraftsriitit of bonn pre.
bifen I bet 10. Morbunbrebes
fibfte 5nlDbel. af @. Nanneftdb.
Soonspr9ft. 154 Siber, inbs
bunben. Nsbfat fra 1920 til 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16

I8 1@#A#& T~+FfN - 1NAA3#
tn0 til benz 0ien ali bette biaIp
life. jeg oro9es altfor megtigt til
bage, pg enoItpnt jeg bar gaaet for
b, maaite ieg bog penOe ON.
Seq oil naturligpis lite loppriie
3obatsreQninQen. men / bette Sill
faloe par Oct mig Dog tart, at leg
netop ION en- 3eger bapoe Qnleo.
ming til at betraoe 6uiet. seq fit
nemIig ben SnoitpOeIie at beoe De
5oli, fom boeoe Der. ON $40 til
min Gi9ar. Sua baooe jeg Dog ct
lobligt 9Grinoe.
@aoeoeren too paa Stem, cg
.inaen tunoe bsre, at ie9 lraaoie mo.
oa Der no fra 9prsn til ct 9anIfs
lioet @areIie bprtes nosle 9prns
.Sfrig og Slayer. gernene foo eaer
tnaleoe runot ON Mooeren % freq
naiten lioenTtabeligt: .Mor, Morl
Ri bil bape noget at IpiIe! Mooer
qip os Brio" Nooeren, en- bei.
ituteiig Stittelie, iuo Der. bleg og
forgrammet meo 2jnene fuIoe af
9aarer. Som en- fortpiblet bolot
FUN ia for grene % rda6te %
QUO I 6imlenl boor tan on ie paa
betie2 8 SUB, bialp De itaffels
9srnl 3 @uO, ieg trOr life. gu
ian bore mig merel"
; bette gjeblit trdaote ies mo
/ 99rsIiet % bao naturli9pis
life om SO til min Cigar. Qei.
jeg lag0e min 6oano pda &onen8
SfuI0er og ia9oe meo bsi Gtemme:
80 biit, tare Stone, SUB bsrer os
en0nu. 6an bar ogIaa bert Dem,
og ban bar fsnot mig til Dem.
Gn0nu / oenne 5ime ffal De %
Deres 9ern blibe m9tte."
gr6er og Born bar ION FORTE
neoe al 5orbaOielie. De faa poa
mig. Iom ON oe oremie (Sal. 1876,
y. Men nj giaIot oct allerfsrf
ON at befpiie oe bungrige. Gonen
% itg fog Den dlIeritsrite aurb, ser
bar at op0ribe. og bi beiggte Iod
Sur: 9aser. Slagter. llrte
irGmmer Og WaItebunoIer. ger
meme LOB naturligbis meo og III.
Ttrats liot at begnnoe meo bos 9a
seren. ia. bet bar en- lpItig Eur.
@lorig / nit 9iO bar jeg meO paa
en- l%bitigsre.
pda @eien forialte aonen mig,
at bun fsrit fornnlia bar bleben Ioa
6enoes Man0 bab6e baret
0mnibustun. en iialoen Sang
iun6e ban fda en- .5aor ober 9er=
PIuOielig bar ban oa gpoa
@runo at en- uregelmasfg6so" BE
ran dfiteoiget; bette bdboe ban taget
rig ioa mar. at ban 6apOe gjort ct
5eIpmorosforfes. 9erefter bar ban
aaaet fra Dem. ingen bi6fte 6borben.
0srOeo bar De braat til 3iggeritoe
oen. De un6faa fig for al ti9ae
e0er 6enben0e fig til 5atti9baTenet
bifoe before 90. ieg MATTE uems
Zig bi0e, at De bar af 9oO 5amiIie
0. +. b.
De bar Dog 0iaige til at laoe zig
al en-, iom Dor !6erre bapoe
ienOt Dem. os min tere Stone maats
tc enonu oente lGnge pdd mig; t5i
ieg funOe life rioe mig los fra De
glade. ipiienoe gern. g., meo boils
ten lptteIig 5slelie ioa ieg lite Der
paal 9eo Sioen at eioroe ieg mig
ielOfelgeIig umug for at iige Mos
oeren og benoes fare Imaa Ct goot
0ro. Man mautte 10 6ope Deret
at Sten, ON man lite baboe BAIT
oeraf. Selo gernene faeoe
.0t bar Dog en- goo 9orberre!"
Ter bleO naturligDis fsrget for
ogiaa for 5remtioen.
Get bIsO bsloigpis life for lang 3io;
Gaoeren tom angerfulO tilbuqs,
CO BET IBtteoes mig al TtaFe BAN
Fasimoe Qrbejoe, bOilfet ban par
ioa glao ober, al ban Tpor Snap
fen ct ebi9t 5jeHoffu6. Saa plot
iom ieg bar erfaret, CT ban blepen
tit Qefte fro.
8Olfene Oeo noe ire pele" bar
Tfaereftpr NJ S;A hors4 u;,. .D.,-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16

152 siOsr, inbb. / flint 8in0.
Nebfut fra $3.50 til soc.
1876. Sobn qaluOansM pner. glen'
neTfets aOmebie. Dramatic Digit
nina. POI Sioer { Om1as.
Rebfat fra $1.00 til zoe.
l3S. Religion. RtIigioatr os ariittns
BON, 9ibrag til RsIieionspbiIOiO.
pbisn, af ID. 8. ROnrub. 500
Siber / OmfIag. Rebfai fra $40
til soc.
50. Song 5rsbtrit ben snoenOsi
Reaerina. ST 9itrag til zen odrp
ne Stats5iitoris fra 1s4S-1S63.
geb Qrel 3borTes. 5srits ginb,
760 Gioer, onbet gino. 1902 Sis
Der. beg9e / Omflag. Rebfat fra
$500 til $1.60.
AZ. Sdrsber. 9ubpig, 5orituub,r
fer 6%olttbsjfoIen | QfoO - 81,
peter 6olm qarien: en biitoriff
5ortauing ON bet aubelige 9ipsrsr.
bos bet menigs banlfs Golf / ostt,
Qarbunbrebt. 252 Siber / OmTag.
Hebfut fra $1.45 til SOC.
Is. @anle / @aarbe, at Sens
Gtntie. 5ortaningsn inOtbOloer
en- 9ratiugI. Del er 9iOsaanbsn.
SrnbltBtter. 182 SiOer / 0mIag.
Qris nebiat fra 90c. til 40t.
l45. genner at be triitelige 5orenins
Ger for uuas W9nb. ltbarbsibtt paa
grunbIug uf giffop q. arumma.
6ers o9ebensbilosr" mtb tntsIte
andre 3ilfsjelisr at canb. tbeol. 8.
9. aorieu. 100 6ibsr. Rebfat fra
40c. til 15c.
14s Gnsene Oa bsrts qasnino. Qf
u. 8. Qnoerien. 9anOinipetter. 80
Siber. Rsbfat fra l5c. til Sc.
40. Sober % ariitns. Gn ODsrfrts
teIfs af Rabbinsr 2idtenrsins BOG.
Ssbebom og a%riitenbOm. Deb en-
inoIebenoe Qfbanoling at 8. 6.
MepIing. Sosnepraf. 90 5ioer.
Rebfat fra soc. til 25c.
153. S6manbslio. @obt Raob, bens
tebs fra eiOsts ailbs, til Opmun.
trina Os g%eilsbning for unge og
samle Spm9no. Gfier Dr. Reb.
bOff, Oeb u. 3b. Sacobfsn. 1877
6ioer. Rtblat fra SOC. til 20c.
155. glps Distninser. at Gbrinion
Dintber. 300 Sibtr. Qsbfot fra
$1.60 til SOC.
157. Is. 8. Spurssons 2io og Ser.
ming eftsr XIX 2ife on6 aabOurs
Of paitor 6. $. SpurqsOn", af
9oit. 8.gbinbItr Deb 6. Sdlea,I.
g2eO 5ororO af qaIt. @rOOt Ras.
musien. RsbTat fra COZ til 25c.
1853. 3ubertuIoien bos aoaset. sci.
Drag til osns gefempsllt oa g,.
grensnias. @f Q. 9. @.GuSfrIen.
0prlase. anbefolet at geRbrtlitn
for 6gens S%tiftspatr. Selfta6.
% Sioer. Rsbfat fra 15t. til &.
100. stUrtfattst O6bningslGrt for
ben pruitifte aunOsmono, uf 4.
ararup. 80 Siber. Rebfdf fra
16e. til Sc.
161. 5siiioIeliO i Srsofsrne Oe Tensr.
qur. munbbOmsminDtr of anton
RieIfen I'll Giber. Hebiot fra
SOC. til 35c.
1862. 5ilOioFfe ODsrti,lisr. Niu.
brs afbunbIinosr of q. seiien.
80 Siber. Nebfat fra 40c. til zoe.
l65. 200 Menuer. GommenTatt,
Os uogibns of aursnpeterfen. Gus.
beftprerinbe. 112 Sfber. geb5ot
fra Acc. til 15c.
1866. Uganda, ct triHnet 2onb /
Sisrtet at afritu. of u. 6. G..
@ropesR dsmusIen. 90 Siber. Neb.
fat fra soc. til 25c.
1853. Deb MibTOmmeriib. aoft..
liOsbinebe | fire Sanblinqer of q..
Der R. MpfIsr. 208 Siber. geb.
lat fra $1.00 til SOC.
ITO. 5sbefOltst | Rutiben. ST ssOr,.
Drag. bOfOt I ObsnIe ben 20. Qprir
1893. at eif. sbeOf. q. 9. qoul.
len, SloispraTt. 81 GiOer. Q,b.
fat fra 14c til 10c.
Oontfb antb. pubI. Souf..
WInir mehx
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
cAuLKINs FILES SUIT.
Actor Wants Damagts From Man VINO
Beat Him Morliay.

Charles Caulkins, the pugilistic thes
MAN. who was engaged in a scrap Mon
dav with William Dawne, of YamhllI
county. has filed complaint in the
coupt of Justice of the Peace Webster
asking for damages to the amount OF
S24j. This is segregated as follows
Personal damage, $145; mental an
guish, 800.
As has been printed, Dawne accused
Caulkins of insulting his wife in this
city Saturday, and proceeded to thrash
him on sight. After paying a fine IN
the recorders court, Dawne admitted
that it was a case of mistaken identity
and that it was some other man VINO
had acted indecently. However, on the
testimony of walters in State street
restaurant and others, it is said that
Dawne has again changed his mind
gnd will contest the suit. Constable
Johnson has served notice of the action
on Dawne, but no answer has been
made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
RATES.
Newport, Yaquina Bay, Breitenbush
Hot Springs From All s. P.
and O. & E. Points.

On and after June l, 1906, the South
ern Pacific, in connection with the Cor
wallis q Eastern railroad from point.
on their lines to Newport, Yaquina and
Detroit at very low rates, good for re-
turn until October 10, 1906.
Three-day tickets to Newport and
Yaquina, good going Saturdays and re-
turning Mondays are also on sale
from all East Side points, Portland to
Eugene, inclusive, and from all West
Side points, enabling people to visit
their families and spend Sunday at the
seaside.
Season tickets from all East Side
points Portland to Eugene, inclusive,
and from all West Side points, are also
on sale to Detroit at very low rates.
with stop'Over privileges at Mill Citv
Or any point east, enabling tourists to
visit the santiam and Breitenbush Hot
springs in the Cascade mountains
u
"nieh can be reached in one dav
Season tickets will be good for pa.
turn from all points until October lotb
IhFee-day tickets will be good goipo
saturday and returning MonIavs
only Tickets from Portland and yicip.
ity will be good for return via the
East or West Side at option of mas
'enger' Tickets from Eugene and vi
entity will be good going via the Lsb.
anon-sprngfeld branch if dex;rsd
Baggage on Newport tickets Checked
'hr0agA to NewpOrti on Yaquina tiek.
esS 70 faquins only. Sunday ercur.
siOos to Newport on the C. & E viii
oeg'n June 10th or 18th, and run sv.
cry Sunday thereafter. lsavlns Al.
. o4ny at 1880 a. m, leave cOryalli, =,
s a. m. 'aiiis at
. r. trains connect with the G. a
e at Albany and Corvallis for Va.
yuma and Newport Trains On ths q
S..n a. Tor Detroit will leave Albany a.
80. - a. m, enabling tourists to thu Hot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
War Maps of the United States.

Washington, d. c., July 25.-Tht
geological survey has a confidential
arrangement with the war department
by which the typographical sheets
made by the surveyors of the geolog
ical survey are furnished to the general
staff of the army. These sheets 60
into the details of the country over
which the surveyors travel every year
and show the location and places of
supply of water and forage, the situa'
tion of blacksmith shops, bridges, the
places to ford streams and the condi'
tion of the roads. This information
is of great value in connection with
the accumulation of material destined
to be of value in times of trouble, or
on other occasions when the army
must go into a new section Of the coun.
try.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Portland Market

Wheat-Club, 7le; valley. lie; blps
stem, Use.
oats-ChOies white. &sI.obss2
Millstur-Bran-sl7.
Hsy-TmOthy sIl@ls.so; As,,f,
sll.OO. :
Potato~s-4065Oc.
Poustry-Average Oil hens IsS
lSe; mixed chickens, ll0Ise, vorn
soos'ers' sHei chickens l4al5e. ,n,s
keys live l6@lTe; geese, live porrS
s'se@sci geese, dressed, pound. S..
ducks, ls@lSsi pigeons, sloOasl "a ;
sqaahS slI5@s.
P0rk--Dressed. els@7e.
Bssf--Dresssa. 4h@Sn.
Na'tOn-DEessed. los.
hops-osegOR, 1905 llGlse
wSol-vAney, coarse 10 m.sirn q.
gssisei Eastern osegOa. Is@ssS.
Butter - Easy cssAnsry-- ,yuaI
soei store, lACal4lse. "S
NsAah-ss@soe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25

II took six lively innings for tn,
Bankers 70 defeat the Mechants in ar
exciting game OF baseball played OF
the uuiyer'ity grounds yesterday af
tsrnooD. The Gnal score was 8 10 4
aud tho conaio, was one Of the Gercosl
IN tho annals of the Capital city Anna,
teur League.
Forbes pitched for the Baukos nm
Perkins WAS behind the bat, The Mcr.
chants were represented by w. Holman
as catcher aud T. Holman delivered the
sphere.
The bankts scored two runs In the
hrsl inning once Ia the second. once In
the third aud once in the sixth Tue
Merchants brought in tholr tallies thus
three In the hrst inniug aud one in
the third, and then the Il oworks
stopped,
A goedly eiuwd gathered TO witness
The battle, aud the feature plays Of the
game were heartily received. The ROOT,
"s, at t,mes, became frantic. aud all
pse'ent eajoyed the contest Immensely
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
A Pleasant Way TO Travel

The above is the usual verdict
the traveller using the Missouri Psclk
railway between the Pacific coast .
the East, and we believe that ths.S
vice and accommodations given msa
this statement. From Denver, Colon
DO Springs and Denver there are !"
Though trains daily to Kansas u'l
and st. Louis, carrying Pullmans ~
est standard electric-lighted sleeplH
cars, chair cars and up-to-date dlni4
cars The same excellent service '
operated from Kansas City and =
Louis to Memphis, Little Rock and DO
Springs. If you are going East =
South, write for particulars and ~
information.
W. c. MCBRIDE, Gen. Agi.
134 Third St., Portland y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
CAUSE
OF CAR
SHORTAGE

Many people have wondered 70 sec
a long string Of cars loaded with lumber
standing on the side tracks at this
place and being added to from day to
day and never diminished. The cars
opposite the Tribune Office have been
in one place for almost two weeks
The cause Of the failure to move this
mass Of building material to its dcsti'
nation. San Francisco. Is revealed In
the following dispatch from that city:
"UntiI further notice the Southern
Pacific will refuse lumber shipments
for sau Francisco and Oakland because
OF the congestion Of traffic at the Bay
City. where II is said 5000 cars are
piled up awaiting unloading. Consig.
nocs are unable TO provide places for
the storage of the contents Of these
cars aud the rOli-oad is forced to stop
the receipt Of cars for the south. The
congestion In California has helped In
the creation OF a ear shortage In this
state that has caused complaint among
shippers Of all classes, particularly
those interested In the lumber bust.
ness. Large numbers OF loaded ears
wae sent 10 San Francisco. and as
they wcre held, with their loads, the
supply here was cut short"
No definite time for the raising of
the bloeknds an lumber shipments to-
California is announced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
KILLED BY A FALL.
Mrs warrt.n Lee, Of Aumsville, Fell
From Chair with Fatal Results.

Mrs. Eta Lee, wife Of L. Warren
Lee. of Aumsville, died at her home
Yesterday morning Mrs. Lee, while az
work canning fruit Monday, got on q
high chair to reach tall shelf, fell to
the floor and sustained internal injur'
ies At the time she did not realize
that she was seriously injured and
asked her husband not TO summon 3
physician. She grew rapidly worse yes
terday morning, and died of heart fail
ure.
Ms. Lee was 81 years old, and was
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Talent,
of Medford. She Is survived by her
husband and a 2-year-old child.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
JUDGE
RAISES
WHAT
Decision About Bruin Causes
a COmmOtiOn Among
Office Holders

Judge Frazer's decision yesterday,
declaring the appointment Of Patrick
Bruin as captain Of police illegal in the
custer proceedings Brought against the
officer by Oscar f. Isakson, has thrown
the different city departments into
condition bordering on panic.
At least half of the employees Of the
city are affected Not a department
has escaped, and among the worried
ones are many men holding responsible
positions. and il they are ousted it will
be difficult matter to ill their posi-
tions. The fire department, water de-
partment, street cleaning and spfink'
ling department, city engineering de-
payment. will all lose o large number
Of men if the mayor starts out to
WELD the big snickersnee which the
courts ruling put in his hands.
"For mayor who likes justice AM
who is fond Of a joke, this decision of
Judge Frazer's is one Of the greatest
opportunities that has evC come to a
mayo of Portland" said a city official
who is a close friend Of Mayor Lane,
this morning.
"Judge Frazer has taken Captain
Bruiu from the mayor, but has placed
a sharp two.edged In his hands t.
WELD as he pleases. No doubt he will
do II, and the result will be that a
large number of the employees Of the
city will soon find themselves without
positions"
Mayor Lane was retcent when asked
IL he intended making wholesale at
tack on the employees Of the city af.
fectei bj the ruling of the court. lie
only smiled and remarked;
"Just wait aud see have not yet
secured a li't Of names Of the employees
affected"
The list is now being prepared by
Secretary o. l.. Mcpherson, of the
civil service commission. The
Irregularities not only include the ex
aminations held under Mayor Lanes
administration but ever since the com.
mission was organized under the new
charter by the George H. William
administration. The first examination
held were illegal because no notices
whatever were published The appl
cants were simply notified aud appeared
at the rooms OF the commission All
this time Thad w. Potter was clerk of |
the commission, which was composed Of |
\, A, Courtney, j, W. Blain aud y. l.. |
Willis. H. l., Stowell followed Potter
AS secretary, and July |. 1904. o. l.
became secretary, and hal
since held the positions. When Mayor
Lane took office in July Of last year
W. H. Brewster was appointed to sue
'eed Mr. Courtney
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
I'm A BAD WAY"
Many Salem Readtr Will Feel Crate
full for This Information.

When your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set in,
Your kidneys are Gin a bad way
Doan's Kidney Pills can cure you.
Here is local evidence to prove it.
w. C. Johnson, gardener, of 1927
Mill street, Salem, Oregon, says: "I
had the grip a year ago this September
and believe 1t left me with kidney
complaint, at any rate, ! suffered with
pains in the small of my back and ach-
ing at nights. In the morning when /
arose | felt lame and sore and tired
very easily and often felt languid.
Occasionally there were attacks of
headaches and dizzy spells and often
there were specks before my eyes. The
kidney secretions were infrequent and
contained a sediment. The relief I
obtained from DR.. Doan's Kidney Pills
was very great. felt better after
taking the first box, and 1 now feel in
better health than for a long time.
Every kidney sufferer should use DR..
Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster'Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan 's-and
take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
STATE NEWS

Nc and Mr. G., o. Bo,rtop n
"oodeun. will celebrate their esd wed,
d'ng anniversary next Thursday
The Monmouth Ny-msl School will
have no change in i,s faculty for the
coming ycaS the old faculty all being
retained.
Car Inspector l. L, Walker. Of A.A
land was crushed between cars A, tr,
Ashland depot Tuesday mOnin.. and
lied a few hour. later
lsaae Newell De IA Mater. % Grant,
ls's t'ea a, that place Suulay. us
1's The ds'iHc',oa of being the Oldest
!" ne'r Of he Ma'oric lodge Ia ,Ast
Nlc'nl,y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Ryan's Town Hall.

r. r. Ryan has his new town ball
meeting house on North Commercial
street nearly ready for public use. ?
will have lights, water and all modsn
conveniences, and will be dedicated y
proper form as a kind of public forH
Local orators will be given an OppSr
nifty to try its acoustic qualities at 4
early day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
A Hard Lot

N Trouble 10 soH'esl with. sprlne
i,0a a torpid l!ves aal blsekadsd bow.
'''' "s'es' yen awaken them 20 their
proper S''ioa with Dr. Kings New
'-'s FE'si the ReaAn,sst ana mos,
saee'l,s ea'e is Constipation. TAsy
p'ssra' pPeallsi,is aaa ,Oas up u,
system Se a. J. c. Perry'a drusy,,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25

sesH6 %>INeF received word tAst .
pea' eS!oeglNS 10 JoAa walllne Nh
"'"a a'aF i.ia$s'a. had hssn stolen las,
es'a.as u Is savPoss1 tAat the skla
ss' '.A'a ey one q sAs soavls,s wAo
'sssn''y ssssrsA fsoa oas % .Ae s.s,,
~esking % the real,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25

Springs to reach there the same dar
Trains from and to Corvallis connect
with all East Side trains on the 8. P
Full information as to rates, tin,
tables, etc.; can be obtained on app
cation to j. c. Mayo, Gen. Pass Al
@ & E. R. R., Albany; A. L. Craig @
P. A., s. P. Co., Portland, or to any
8. P. or G. & E. agent.
Rates from Salem to Newport ssi
to Yaquina, $3.50; three-day rate troa
Salem to Newport, $500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
HanginEs Not ON Friday

The item published in some paper
giving tho Impression that the FIST
haaging in Oregon on day other than
FRIDAY took place recently, was not a
taet Beal and Baker we've hung IN
'h's city near the corner Of Mill and
Church streets, May Il. 1865, which
date fell on "Wednesday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
A Mile of Good Road.

Active work on the government OBJ
iect lesson road" near the fail
grounds, is expected to begin tomorrow
Today a crew is busy laying rails fol
the track reaching to the bunkers, from
which the wagons will be loaded that
will haul the rock TO be placed on the
road bed. 1t has been difficult for the
local street car company to obtain rails
and the laying of the track on the road
has been delayed on that account. The
experts in charge of the work, howev'
er, assert that they can put down about
$50 yards of crushed rock per day,
which will probably tax the crusher to
its full capacity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Twenty Year Rattle

II was loser In a twenty-year bat,
tle with chronic piles and malignant
sores until tried Bueklin's ATniea
saivei which turned the tide, by cur.
ing both. tih not trace remsins. -
writes A. NJ, Bruce. Of Farmville. Va.
Best for old Ulcers Cuts, Burns and
Wounds s5e at j, c. Psrry's dug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
campmeeting at Woodburn.

The Free Methodists will begin hold
ing a eampmeeting at Woodburn tomor
row, Some Of the prominent spoake..
of the denomination will be present and
address the various meetings. Rev II
V, Haslam and family left this morn
ing. \ goodly number of Free Metho
dis's from this city will go to remain
throughout the entire session.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
MARKET QUOTA
TIONS TODAY
snake Salem a Good Home Market"
Poultry-At S,slne-s Market

Poultry--At 5telners Market
Eggs-Per dozen, lSc.
Fys- l2Ac.
Hens-lO12@l1c.
Ducks-sh@9e.
Poultry, Eggs. Etc.
Eggs-Per dozen, 1910.
Butter-Retail-COuutry, zoe, cream
cry. 25c.
Hens-l0h@llc.
Frys-l2lac,
Geese-6@7c
Dueks-sla@9c.
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.
New Potatoes-7Oc ewt.
onions-2c
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas-5lsc per pound.
Orsnges-$5.00.
LemonS-$5.OOib6OO.
Live Stock Market.
steers-S@Shc.
Cows-2%c.
Sheep-Sc.
Dressed VSal-5c.
Stock Hogs-6c.
Fat Hogs-6hc.
Grain and Feed.
Baled Clover-$7.
Cheat-$7.00.
Timothy-s9@slO.
oats-i9e.
Bran-sl9.5O.
Shorts-S2l00.
Salem FIGURING Mil.
Wheat-6se.
Flour-ss.60.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
s'nco tho Disclosures.
Houston poSiN

IHousIon Fost)
HAD Shylock lived in these lay,
'A1ngs would have been different"
"now ,oi"
Instead of pounl Of nesh he
would have Insisted on pound Of
breakfast food"