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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
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Salem Iron Worka-FounderA machip-
lists and blaoksmithA Manufacturer
Of ali kinds Of nawmin machinery.
Hop and fruit drying stoves etc.
Manufactures Of the Salem Iron
Works Hep Pres. 11-3e-lm
Hotel soOtt-Newiy furninhed, ovory.
thing clean and hrst class. Rooms
st reasonable priOsS In Cottls
block. Salem. A. Scott. prop. T-e-tf
say-Hsvs you tried X. H. Panls for
meatsi He has the best sausage An
tSvA Gene and Try H. and BE- cen.
vineod. ll0 East state street
Wanted -Turke,s, goeee, duckS chick.
ems and sn farm produce. Highest
cash price paid fOr sama Capital
Commission Company, aoJ CONNER
eial street. Telephons i7p.
A Coed nvestment-soms one With
f1250 can loan that amount on frat
class real estate security. al a good
rate Of interest. Address M. q.
r." care Journal. 2-6u
A. Your stspmother's-sho can steam
clean or dye them, and save you a
new suit. press and repair. rolino.
furnish buttons. The most delicate
fabrics can be cleaned by her dry
cleaning method without Injury. II
does not shrink or change lie color.
Il 10 noIt 20 Tho Journal once. 22i
Commercial street
N. N. Whlto-5l6 slate street. oppo.
site court house. shoe repairing
neatly and promptly done. 22siwks
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PetEsl, timer and plumber. Hot air
water aHd steam heating . speciality,
Salem, Oregon. s.s-
BunArdi 4 DunafOrd, Plumbers sleam
and gas httarA All kinds Of plumb.
Ing supplies. No. 90 State street
Phone lis Main. i0-atf
BAKHnIRA
Capital Bakory.-Ffesh bread, pies aud
eakes daily, candles, nuts, etc. Deliv.
cry made 10 any part Of the city.
9. Ullom, proprietor, tsp Court 81
roNBoRIAL.
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Evans Barber Hhop.-Everything new
and up 10 date, Finest porcelain
baths Shaving, i5e. halreutting e5e
baths csc, First class bootblAeks
o. w. Evans. Proprietor.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
.'-''s..e-r-r-r-e.-erse,e Hee.eNee->o--e-NN~-
Red front stablos-FiFst,elass livery,
boarding and sale stablss Rubber
tired buggies and hne driving stock.
NJ. l. Harrod. proprietor. 27i Che
meketa street Phone Main 7s.
ie-it.lyr
Feed Barn.-speelAl attention 10 tran
sient teams. Farmers patronage %.
licited. Waiting rooms for ladies
We also carry a FUN line OF feed.
Located at Club Stables, corner Lab I
srty and Ferry strsets Phone Main
7. Prunk A Darby. i2.it-6m
LODGES.
forestou OF Ameriea-COurt Sherwood |
fOFesters, No. 10. Meets Tuesday In
Hurst hall, State street. u. 3. Rides,
Q, r. A. l.. Brown, y. 3.
oentral Lodge Ne. is. X. OF P.-oastis
Hall In HOlmAh block, corner State
and Liberty streeta Tuesday Of oasI
week Al TiSO p. m. J. q. Graham, @.
O. w. l. stalsy, X. Of Il. and q
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Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
OFFER OF HARMONY

'Let us go back to the apportionment
which existed at the time OF the split in
the Republican party, adopt the appor.
tionment which existed at that time, for.
get all that has happened since then and
form new Republican party" will be
the gist OF the offer which the Union Re.
publican State Committee will make Ia
the Republican State Committee at the
meeting ofthe former committee in Dover
to-day.
1t is not expected that this decision
viii will be be reached ~ithnnt opposition from
some OF the Union Republicans but it is
confidently believed that the opposition
will be overcome and a proposition on
the line named made to the other COM
mittee. II this is not accepted, the
Union Republicans declare that they
will issue call for all of the Republicans
in the state to elect delegates to conven-
ton, from one Republican party to drop
tine other two. They state, however, that
they do not expect any such action to be
necessary.
The announcem ent that tile Union Re-
publicans will offer to accept harmony
with convention called on the old ap
portionment will cause considerable sur
prise as it was change in the apportion.
ment of delegates to the state convention
Of the Republican party which caused the
original split. Since that time there have
been numerous harmony offers but it was
always on the apportionment that the
committees failed to get together and al
ways the apportionment which stood in
the way OF harmony. Since the original
split tine Republican State Conventions
have been composed on the apportion-
ment which existed at the time of the un-
fortunate split while the Union Republi-
cans have had their own apportionment.
The Union Republicans say they are
willing to make concession on the ap-
portionnent because the apportionment
has been satisfactory to their opponents
and was satisfactory to both sides before
the division. The Republicans have at
numerous times insisted upon the old ap-
portionment and now they propose to
grant it. They believe that it will be ac-
cepted and that all troubles with factions
will be over.
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17

proper way. But if the two
committees do not ''get busy
and "keep busy there is no
doubt that a strong effort will be
made by earnest, working Re-
publicans to get together with
outaction by the two committees.
THE TRANSCRIPT has been de-
manding action for months, and
we can at this time only repeat
what we said in September of
last year, "Gentleman, it is upio
you. Get together
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
KEW CASTLE COUNTY W. cru.

In Scott NJ. E. Church, Wilmington on
Thursday. March 22d, the Spring Insti.
tute of the New Castle County W. G. t.
U. will hold its annual meeting. An in.
teresting program has been arranged.
Each union is requested:to send a. many OF
its members as possible to attend tile ses-
sions. The first session will begin at 8 80
A. M. The contest for scientific temper
ance edition will be held in Newark
Opera House, March oath. Pupils from
the High School and grammar grades
will take part. There will be ,lemonstra-
tiohs by the Loyal Temperance Legion,
"f's," Soldiers and Scientific Temper
ance Department. The contest between
the students of Delaware College for
Scientific Temperance Eiucation will be
held ia tile college oratory on April 36th.
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
PENINSULA PARAGRAPHS

DR.. A. W. fleetwood, recently of
Dover, is charged with performing fatal
criminal operation on Flossie Messick, .
10 year old girl. who died in lhiladel
phia. He was held In $4,000 bail.
S. P. Armour, OF Houston, one OF the
largest sweet potato growers in the State,
shipped to eastern, western and northern
markets in the month Of February eleven
CARLOADS about fourteen thousand bas-
kets.
An appropriation of $500 was made BY
last legislature to erect monument at
Lewes to commemorate the first landing
of the Dutch on Delaware soil. The
committee held its first meeting last week,
and will go ahead.
Alden B. Richardson is still Delaware s
champion target shot for on Saturday
last he defeated ]. 7. Skelley, Of Will
mington, by score OF SO to 72. In an
other contest at the same time G. L.
Terry, OF Camden, broke 80 out Of 100.
DIR. John w. Cooper, a prominent
physician OF Elkton, Nd, died Saturday
last, aged Sc years. He has been in poor
health for sometime and his death was
caused by complication Of diseases. He
was the son of the late John w. Cooper,
of this county and brother of Recorder
of Deeds David Cooper, who attended
the funeral Tussday.
Former Assemblyman Robert II. Will
son is becoming extremely hopeful over
the Delaware peach crop prospects. Mr..
Wilson, who owns and personally man.
ages larges and prolific orchard, declared
few weeks ago that the mild winter and
prematurely early spring would cause the
fruit trees to develop too quickly and an
April frost would hence stop peaches for
1908 in one night. Now, however, he re.
ports that the peach buds have been held
back by the cold nights until they are
rapidly getting out of the reach Of danger
from an April freeze.
Dr. George W. Todd. of Salisbury, be-
cause the States of Delaware and Mary
land will not take steps to establish a
sanitorinm for consumptives on this Pen
insula, is contemplating the establishment
Of private sanitorium for the cure and
prevention OF tuberculosis, aud has al
ready secured the option on tract OF
suitable ground, about mile from Sails
bury. He. will probably appeal person
ally to the people Of the Peninsula for all
their moral and financial support in his
undertaking, meanwhile he is going
about the country, visiting all the success
ful consumption sanitoriums and ascer-
tanning the best methods OF fighting the
great white plague.
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
THE FARMERS PAPER

THE Suns market reports and COIN
mercial columns are complete and re-
liable, and put the farmer, the merchant
and tie broker in touch with the markets
of Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, New
York, Chicago, Philadelphia and all other
important points in the United States
and other countries. All of which the
reader gets for one cent.
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
Why Buy ncClure's :?

because them Why?
PRICE l. costs but dollar or less than ten
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The reading matter is written by Americas leading
such Bakers Railroad articles
entertaining amusing instructive and also about
of life Both
authorities il en- mparal careful interesting
children
line in that girl might
It's advertiser e editorial
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS REPORT

DIR. George w. Marshall, Insurance
Commissioner of Delaware, issues tile
following statement of tile fire, surety
and casualty business done here by in
surance companies during the year 1905 /:
"Fire insurance business in Delaware
in the year 1905 /: Risks written by all
authorized companies, $62, ,472, ia, LOO !;
premiums received, s5l0.9s7 80; losses
paid, $l4S, ,45225 l,,sses incurred, $780,.
lis So. Surety and casualty of Della
ware and elsewhere Premiums received.
$50. .S95. .36 losses paid. $l7, ,953. 80 losses
incurred, $40, ,544. 29.''
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
SUSAN B. ANTHONY DEAD

ROCHESTER, N. Y, March l3lh.-Mhs 3
Susan B. Anthony, the famous reformer
and woman suffragist, died shortly after
midnight this morning Her death had
been hourly expected, all hope Of her ne
covery having been abandoned yesterday
BY her attending physician.
Mrs. George /. Baker, of Chicago. Miss
Lncy z. Anthony, of Philadelphia, priv
ate secretary to DR.. Anna Shaw and Mrs.
Alyin I, Jones. of Philadelphia, nieces of
Miss Anthony, were at the bedside when
the end came.
Miss. Anthony was unconscious most
Of yesterday and last night. She grad
ually grew weaker and passed peacefully
lay. SHE was G|r0Hke 87h year OF her
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
Fatal Burning Of 4 Child

The family of William Walker, who
we're Ill with the measeis, at their home
near Porters, Del, were sorely afflicted
last week by the fatal burning Of bis little
four year old son, Willie. whose cl,tliine
caught fire from the kitchen stove dur.
ing bis fathers monentarg absence.
while looking after others u tie 1Ioussz
hold. The little ielh,w WAS hurried 10
the Delaware Hospital, 6us nati,itp conld
BE- done for him Hs was 1 pephsw of
MRS m,s' Henry ssls''bs,.
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
|EE LIGHT AND WATER

the comments made and
received, THE TRANscIPT
e opinion that no local
/ is being discussed with
terest than this: ''Do the
RS of the Light and Water
ssion receive free light
ater ; and if SO, BY what
ity? TO the first part OF
Iestion there are only the
bers of the Board and the
-intendent to give a correct
br. Probrbly 80 per cent.
people af the town believe
they do. How this opinion
Soad, or how it was spread,
DOT say. Surely there is
inA in any of their printed
rts that discloses such a fact.
ssuming, for the purpose OF
hhent, that the members do
this free service. What
amount to, and what au-
is there for it? We are
versant with the number
S nor the number of open
the water which the sew
nmissioners use. But it
sether probable that the
service of both branches
all FIVE of the members
Dunts to not less than $500.
] sum is an important item in
revenues of the plants, and
becomes Of interest to learn
y it is not paid into the treas
:. There can be no question
t theLightand Water Commis-
can havenop powers HetesPPec-
Y conferred upon it by the
! of the General Assembly
stituting the body. Section
# said Act says,
The Secretary and Treasurer
II receive such compensaiions
the board of Light and Water
omission may allow.
therefore plain, by impli-
on, that no other member of
board is permitted by law to
Give G pmpensation, and the
} light land water cannot leg
be plass 4 or classed as sal
But there is yet another
e g dause, in Section z, which
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
SOME MOMENT

After six weary months Oh
waiting, the two Harmony" com.
mittees of the two Repub blican
State Committees have made a
slight forward movement. Ex-
Senator Ball, Chairman of the
Regular Committee has asked
Senator Alice, Chairman of the
Unions, to state what his commit
tee will accept iu the way of
compromise, looking towards one
State Convention, one ticket
and one party. In reply, Sena-
tor Alice has called a meeting of
the Union State Committee, to
frame an offer. This is a step,
not a long one it is true, but still
a step towards getting together.
There is no reason why this much
could not have been accomplished
months ago. The Republican
voters are strongly in favor of
harmony. They are tired of
quarrels and chickering's, and of
committee made tickets. They
want to get together and fight
Democrats. Already there is
talk OF calling mass meeting Of
Republicans without class or dis
tinction, to take over the man
agement Of the affair. Just at
isktage of the game. in view Of
- for At least Z pro
- a Of
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
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Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
THOSE WHO HAVE PHONES

We plblsh below complete list together with the
numbers of all the phones connected with the Middetown
exchange During the past few months many additional
phones have been added and the list below should be cut
out and kept your hone as it time to be able
to give the number of phone desired,
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
said board of Light and
bmmission shall grant to
ns whomsoever the priv
hsing the light and water

"a ~
said town, IN such manner and on
such terms and conditions as to 1T
mag seem Just and proper, and
shall pass and adopt such rules
and regulations touching the said
light and water, its distribution
through said town and the streets
thereof, the regulation of the use
of water in case of fires, and the
general management and control
of the light and water supply, as
to it, tire said said bbeea beeaaf fra ef Light and
Water Commission shall at any
time seem most expedient, and
collect all light and water rents. I"
Under this section, the COM
iSSioners would have the un.
ebted right to grant the mem
m hereof free light and water,
must be by rule and reg
). Their printed rules and
atiens do not cover such SER
vice. Itseems, therefore, to be well
established that if the members
are receiving this free service,
they are doing SO in violation of
the law. 1t would be entirely in
order to hear from the commits
sion.
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-17
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-12
DOCTOR CURED
| Of. ECZEMA
Maryland Physician Cures Himself Of
Eczema with Cuticura Remedies.
Prescribes Them and Has Cured
Many Cases Where Other Formulas
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POSSESS TRUE MERIT

My face was afflicted with eczema
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Remedies, and was entirely cured. /
am n practicing physician and very
often prescribe Cuticura Rcsolvcnt and
Cuticura Soap in cases of eczema, and
they have cured where other formulas
have failed. am not in the habit Of
endorsing patent medicines, but when
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You arc at liberty TO publish this letter,
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yours, G. NJ. Fisher, NJ. D., Big Pool,
Md, May q, 1906"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-12
Report Of Committee Adopted in
Joint Session.
C0UAC|LAEA AND ALDERMEN AGREE
Branches Will Have Equal Rcpresen,
tation Upon All Joint Committees
in Future-Market Committee Goes
With the Market.

Rules f"r the present session were
adopted last night by the common
council and board OF aldermen in
Joint session. the report Of the spc.
cial committee being adopted with.
out change. Mr. Morgan. of the
common council, was the only mem
Der to vote nay on a motion to adopt
| the report
Colonel Marquis Jones. president OF
nc aldermen and cX-uiiicio prcs!trn;
OF The joint session. called the bodies
to order with the following present
Councilmcn Davis. Via. Cheadlc. Ford
| West. Boiling. Marshall. Cox, Christie.
lWashburh and Kcllum: Aldermen
3urrhcr Weston. Read, Robinson and
Muglcr
chairman Harris, OF tho joint rules
committee, was not present. hut Clerk
iinnSihS read the report. Tho prin
clpai changc in the old rules WAS an
amendment authorizing the prcsidcnr
OF The board OF aldermen to nppoin,
'hrer members upon all Joint com.
mittccs instead OF two. as heretofore
Several of the members of the lower
branch objected to this, holding that
as hlcr body has twice as MANY
members rs the board II should have
majority IN the committees.
After considerable discussion all OF
ne members except Mr.. Morgan with.
drew their objections.
The only other change Of any inn.
portance was the striking ont of the
cause providing for the appointmcn.
OF II market committee. As there l.;
now no market, tho market commit
tee would have no duties tn nprform
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-12
Tee. II. vcntiIntor..

II Is not generally known, but most
bcckecprrS will inform you that such
is the ease. that each beehive has Il
corps of what could properly be term.
cd "ventlating bees" During the hot
seasons these vcntilators station them
selves 1T the entrance of the hive and
fan the interior with the inccSsant mo.
lion of their wings. These vrntilutins
corps are usually in relays of from
four 10 IL half dozen. and they are re-
licrcd at short intervals Ivy fresh work
crS who keep UP The tanning process
They are kept nj work by u sort OF
patrol OF bees. which illsurcs iiacssant
activity on The part of the fauncrs dur
Ing thu time they are ut work. This
story may sound strange to those who
know but little comccrnin" the wonder
full intelligence of bees. but il is Il
scicntii" TACT that has often been au
then;icatcd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-12
Only Troopers Tending Stock and
Provost Guard Here.
ELEVENTH CAVALRY LEFT YESTERDAY
Transport Zealandia Took Away Last
Section of First Expeditionary sri.
sade-officers Assigned to Duty
Here-Ready For More Soldiers.

TWO companies OF Coast artillery
from Fort Monroe. the provost guard
troop OF the Eleventh cavalry and a
lew men assigned to especial duty. are
now the only soldiers occupying the
camp or embarkatiOn above the city.
me last troops of the first expedition.
AIRY brigade of the army for the occu.
patton of Cuba, two squadrons of the
Eleventh cavalry. sailed yesterday ar
ternoon OH board the transport Zeu-
iandia. leaving behind the one troop TO
take care of the horses and stores.
The squadronS broke camp yeSter.
day morning and marched through the
city to the Chesapeake 4 Ohio piers.
commanded by Colonel Thomas.
No orders concerning the abandon
mcnt of the cncampmcnt has been re-
ceived and General Whit and his staff
will remain OH duty here for the pres
cnt. Their minds easy after getting
all the soldiers off. many of the Off
GERS went to the Academy of Music
last night
Inc transports MObila and Antjlla
arc now loading stores and cUuipmeut
me kanawha, Taarnholm ana Guiana
arc waiting to load. The Cuban steam
err Bayamo, chartered as Il transport.
Is now III the harbor awaiting orders
Captain Penn, Genera! Winrs chief
oil stall has assigned Lieutenant John
u. Hemphill to duty as signal officer
mere. First Lieutenant Hiram T..
Mitchell, who has been undergoing
treatment at the general hospital,
Washington barracks, has been order.
ed to report to Major T, H. Slavens
here for duty i'll the Quartcrmaster's
department.
1t hardly seems likely that Il second
expedition to Cuba will be ordered. but
i'll case another is sent, everything is
IN readiness here for handling the sol
diers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-12
The i.in;,in- Elects,

IN many localities of Tie Scotch
coasts aud III, coasts OF Norway tho
fishing grounds liz al some distance
froni ihc s!nrt and tn" start must In
made VIII, linz CID t:GG. sometimes in
The middle of the night. All The boats
of - single locality generally start TO.
Scilicr ana 10 one ,luarcnstOmcd To The
siGlt the spectacle of 2C0 10 800 fishing
boats putting of from Il harbor like
Yarmouth is n sight never TO lie Cor.
gotten London Graphic
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-12
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