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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-08-10
Iron City
SAPPHIRE

bAffHlNE
No "Japenese Girl" you are
mistaken is very much alive,neyer
more so in her life, 30 she'll send
in her uninteresting notes just 10
tell about il.
Mrs, Il. w. Graves who has
been real sick lately is improving
we are very glad to report.
Mr., Dalton and little daughter
Waymon, visited relatives on Cy.
press Creek recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul seavey, Of
Glendora Mississippi, have been
visiting relatives at this place,
but left Sunday to visit Mr.. Sea.
vey,s old home. We wish them a
pleasant journey.
Rev. S. M. Cherry Jr. will preach
at the ME. Chruoh Sunday, Aug
ust 18th. Every body invited to
come and co ue early.
Miss LeOna Dalton, who is
teaching in the Third District,
came home Friday, and returned
to her school Monday.
Miss Laura Brewer was all
smiles last Sunday. We all wonder
why, but just ask certain young
man and l guess that he can tell
you little something about it, if
ne can't no one can.
Miss Maude Gabel our little
belle, VINO has been visiting rela.
tives in Mississippi, will return
home real soon.
Mrs. Mary Gable visited friends
at Hamburg this week.
Mr.. Aurthur Spencer, a very
popular young man who is work
ing in Sheffield, is at home on ,
visit now, much to the younj
ladies joy.
Messrs. Eddie before ant
Melvin Spencer, of this plac
went up near West Point recent
and as we don't know the obieC
of their visit we can't tell you VIII
they smiled all the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hail {
Sheffield, are visiting their relI
tives at this place.
? Mrs, Mary Reynolds of Column
bia is visiting her mother at this
place.
Miss Annie f. Willis our pr
mary teacher here, has been ofere
a $50 position, but we hope sh
will not accept it, as we wish fl
Miss Annie to be with US the con
: ing term, as she is such splendi
D teacher.
Misses Lille Dalton and Netti
Hollis and Messrs. Ed Syringe
and Andeson went to, Waylan
Springs to an ice cream suppt
last Saturday night.
The Methodist ladies will Civ
an ice cream supper at the MethC
dist church, Friday night Angus
: 10Th. Every body crdially invited
Miss Ella smallwood who
+ tie aching at st. Joe, was at hon
r from Friday until Sunday. A ce
: tain young man is always gla
/ whe those visits come | think.
l will close by wishing the Den
ocrat success.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-08-10
Notice.

On account of the inclement
weather the Ladies Aid Society of
New Prospect Church will hold
another festival on the afternoon
and evening of August H. Every
body ardently invited. Proceeds
will be used for the new church
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-08-10
Notice
FOR SALE OR RENT.

100 acre farm, 60 acres IN cultivation,
6 miles west Of Lawrenceburg on Water
loo road. For information and terms
address HENRY KooB,
Route H. Lawrenceburg Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-08-10
Mules for Sale

Car load of extra good, coming
? year old mules for sale, or trade
for age mules, on my farm, 6
miles West of Lawrenceburg, on
Waynesboro road. Come early
and get first choice
Jno. W. Howard
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-08-10
F. M. CANNON

ATTORNEY & NOTARY PUBLIC.
Mapping, Abstracting and lnvesti-
eating Land Titles a Speciality.
Office over Lawrence Bank &
Trust Co., LaWrenceburg,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-08-10
Notice.
To WHOM IN MAY cONcERN.

Ny wife, Oma Jacobs having
left my he'd and board, | hereby
give notice that will not be re.
sponsible for any debts or con.
tracts she may make.
ANDREW J JACOBS.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-08-10

nnTn 3'rS. the eold-cure that does the
HMkEEk work In hours, and win
not make Y0n sick. Try it
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
supre.nn ceurt oplninn.

Tho supreme court passed on tho fol
lowing cases today
In the matter Of the petition Of y
p Husssy Tor writ OF habsas corpus
state of Oregon, respondent, IA. Hus
sey appellahti appeal from tho circuit
court of Coos county. J. W. Hamilion
judge iudgment 10 case ~ bar must b
reversed aad cause Femandsd with al
feeiion 70 discharge the pTisoneF and IL
b ~ ordered.
D. ID hassey was convicted In the
recorders court OF North Bead Of vio-
latiug ihe provisions OF the local option
aei, and was sentenced 10 pay a hns of
$50, and 20 be iheaTceTatsi untl the
amount was paid.
10 the ease Of MaFsdeu vs. HaTloeker
Ia was decided the local option act iu
Coos county VAS void, hence the judge,
ment 10 reversed and cause Fsmanded,
With directions 10 discharge the pris,
0nrr
These two suits arouse out Of the
attempted adoption OF prohibition 10
Coos county under the local option act
Aarsdon sought 20 enjoin the canvass.
ing OF the vote ON the question, and
the supreme court granted the relief
because the county court failed 70 com,
Ply With the requirement OF the local
option act, and make an order for the
elestion, IN consequence OF which all
votes cast ghereat were void.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
Talk About the Constitution.
The Old White Corner

Washington, April iO.-rhsrs was a
battle Of constitutional lawyers in che
senate this afternoon, when Bailey 90.
saycd ihe tack Of defending against The
attacks of spooncr. Knox, Foraker and
others che contention that congress was
empowered 20 limit tho Jurisdiction Of
ihc lower federal courts no declared
congress should aud could enact a rate
law prohibiting tbe setiInr aside BY
courts of the decisions of the inter.
state commerce commission. pending an
appeal 70 tho supreme court. An uuus
ually large audience heard the stirring
debate. An the galleries were alled
Tillmnn hastched back from South Car.
olina, from an unfinished mission 10
"add few hot shot Ia aid OF tho
champions of tho restricted courts of
review"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
STATE
SOCIAL
NEWS
snvuton items

slvcrton Items.
Mr. Giri Cooley was 10 the city lssI
wcck.
Miss Ida Edison was In Mt Angsl
Sunday.
NJ Arthur McRae was In the eity
last week,
Rev. Wagner went to MsTquam last
Saturday
Miss Kate Freeman Was 10 NT' 40,
Gel last Saturday,
Miss Myrtle Dunnells was on the
sick list last week
Miss Ethel Davis was IN the city
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr aud MTs, l.. Q. Russell were IN
Portland last Wednesday.
Mr.. Prank wray made a business
trip 20 Portland last week.
Miss Minnie BFosig returned 20 salem
Monday, after a few days at home.
Don't miss the dance AZ the opera
house Monday evening, April 10th.
Miss RoEella woojington visited Al
the home Of MFs. A, BaTkhuFst lac,
week.
There viii be q social ball given az
the opera house Monday evening, April
10th.
Miss Matte Gabbish and Miss Maude
Ludowitzke made a visit 10 Mt. Angel
last Sunday,
Mrs 7. Hadley. Of Goldendaie,
Wash, visited az Mr.. s, Hadley's near
the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin HObaEd went 70
Albany last Thursday, where they VIII
make their future home.
There viii be a social ball given az
the l.. u. o. han next Saturday even
ing. Everybody invited 20 attend
Miss Faye HibbaEd and Miss Anna
Hammond visited az the home OF Miss
ona Smith in Howell Saturday and
Sunday.
There viii be handkerchief so
eial" given At the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, }. ID, brakes Wednesday even
ing, April nth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
AN OLD
TIMER
GONE
Occidental Hotel, Corner First
and Morrison, Goes Up
in Smoke

After standing the siege Of innumer
able fires the Occidental hotel, one Of
the old landmarks Of Portland, which
in the early days was famous through
oregon and the Pacific coast as enc
Of the best hostelries Of the West
was visited by flames shortly before
clock yesterday afternoon. and moth.
ing Of the once famous hotel remains
but a pile Of blackened ruins.
Fire broke out in an old kitchen
which had been occupied by Ed.
ssbmeer. and is supposed TO have been
caused by a defective fue. When first
discovered there were but few
sparks. but by the time an alarm was
turned in from box -, at First and
Morrison streets, the building was a
mass Of flames. The old hotel was un.
occupied. the tenants having been Civ.
en- notice several weeks ago to move
The building was TO have been torn
down to make room FOR a threc.story
modern brick building.
Blackonod Boards Remained.
By the time the FIRE department ar.
rived the rear Of the building was a
mass Of flames and Thousands Of pee.
pie had gathered 20 witness tho spec
.aelc Fire and smoke poured from che
aud the heat was intense
Streams we're turned on quickly and
lalf an hour after the alarm there
VAS nothing left Of the Occidental but
, rack Of blackcned boards
4 small amount Of insurance was
.auied on the building. but the loss
.t present value, will be greater than
De amount for which it was Insured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
JUST
LOOSE
WORK
Accounts of Douglas COunty's
Treasurer Mixed by Care
less Bookkeeping

Roseburg, Or, April 1O.-Expert'
employed to 60 over the county officers
report show a shortage Of $1,000
again County Treasurer g. w. Dim.
mick. for which he has floating checks
to cover all but $3.50. The shortage
will be made up Immediately. The
muddly is probably due to loose book.
keeping seventy.fve tax receipts IN
the sheriG's office have been changed
to lower amounts The change was not
made by the sheriff, Say the experts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

And this was the ChFist,way-to re
veal the realities Of the higher life Of
purity and love and God eehtsrsd faith,
that men nigh feel its Incompatible
attraction aHd gFavitste 10 IL BY the
law Of their own being, Here was the
secret Of the influence OF his own great
life. What did Jesus do that men
should be 30 onamoFed OF bis spiriti
What did be do 70 cause that sudden
shifting OF endesyor from the earthly
prizes Of earth 20 heavenly qualities
of character that characterized early
ChTistianHyf He simply lived. He re.
ysaled the life, be manifested the
spirits and, as men saw il, the longing
% 70 live themselves was kindled.-
Rev J. WoTsley Austin, in The Christ.
ian Register
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
Anne Beatrice sheldon.

Mrs. Anne Beatrice sheldon. Of Port
land, will be heard in concert with the
Graham String Quartet tomorrow
"Wednesday, April llth) at the Uni,
versity chapel Mrs. Sheldon has just
returned from Europe. where she stud
led with Buhy in Paris, and later with
LAmperti, in Berlin. Salem people are
indeed fortunate In having this oppoT-
tunity Of hearing Mrs. Sheldon. as
she leaves shortly for a concert tour
through Canada with Gerard, the IA.
nous Belgian eellist. This engage
ment itself is great musical triumph.
but Mrs sheldon has met only success
since her return. In London she re-
fused an operstie engagement, and in
New York concert work. Speaking Of
her work with the Graham Quartet, the
OEegOnian says; 'The reappeaEanee
OF Mrs Anne Beatrice sheldon was the
signal for an ovation, and she only add.
ed to the laurels which she earned at
her recent concert"
The Telegram said; "AlrS Anne Be.
atriee sheldon. in her soprano solos
sang with expression and grace, and
received = Wen-meritsd Ovatioa." At
she WillAnette University chapel Wed,
Resday evening, April llth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
Harvsstsa Rm Anasrson,s orop.

Cleaning the streets is perhaps a ne
eessity, but the city dads should have
some regards for the rights OF property
owners. Bill Anderson. with that keen
business instinct and faT-sesing eye
that has made him a rival Of ROckefel-
Ter and Alfred Belt thinking TO profit
by the condition Of the streets, had
planted an onion patch in front Of HE
place Of business. What he objects 70
is the street commissioners running a
seEaPer over the bed and taking the
young and fragrant crop an on at one
scoop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

nig Coal fiGd FounA -Yes, .u orc
gon, and not - Tar from salem; no
foot vein Of coal that ASSAYS a. per
cent hKed carbon a. gFass roots Ac
tive developments each day increases
value of mine. Would you like an IN
terest IN such a minet Lot us show
Il % you, anyway, lnyest l5O, more
II you can, and watch your money
work. Capitalized at slOO, 1000
stock nov sslhng az 20 eeIts Per
share. For fun particulars write l.
W. Lane 200 Mckay Building, Port
iand. or. AlOIms-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
sHoErs YIELDS 10 ooNDOS
When Threat0aed With Eiea
Prom Drawing Room Of oS !
Pays His Pare.

savannah, Ca, April lo,-h
men are telling a story about d
ing through the city Of M !
chairman Of the canal eomHi>,
tho way 70 Florida aat b
shonts, az president Of the ci''i
system, was travelling on q p
was approached BY a sonduss
about az husky a speeimsa eii
a. shonts Is, and who go
would have 20 pay eztn iils 2
occupying the drawing hs7
paTloF ear.
shonts produced bis -
conductor said the agTesasH
tho Atlantic Coast Line u-in
tho Pennsylvania system vn p
holders could not occupy dHs-
unless they paid extra irt ;
remarked that be would nG ~
fare. The conductor deelEs
would pay or be put out.
shonts managed 70 cones
ings we'll enough 90 inqun
show OF ealmness, Who Wol-
the ejeetmeRt, The eondas,a
answered that he would uldss
job. Shonts said be did not =
could DO il. The conducts
shonts 70 produce the mog
minutes or be elected. TAs .
went away and returned e
time, and-Nr. ShOnts paid
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
ADMIRAL
HAS AN
ia

San Diego, Cal, April ii-..
Goodrich, it was annouVs =
will bo transferred from DO sz
OF the Pacific squadron 10 Air
was also announced bic subhs {
banquet 20 be given him By D.
Eens April i7ih would bs "ni
STABILITY Of a naval station q !
Coronado Island " The admiFL
thusiasiis over ihs pFoposition,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
BallArd's HOrshOund ~

Immediately relieves AoHH
cough oppressed. rafting -
dinieult breathing. HsnV
druggist, shullsburg, WA %
20. l9O2; "I have bees
laTd's HOrehOund Syrup fH =.
aud have never had = Prsfi
has given better satisfaeii'N
that wheA i SEX a bottle tAsy y
for more I can honesty
it," 25e. soc and 81. SAD "
Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

~ Btni n Buziness-TAs undoFdgnsd
Aas not gone 20 work foE ths Oapi.
tal improvement o., ~ TepFvssEtsd
Ne is running a wagon, and 4 siin
in the transfer business, 20 an or.
dsrs as heretofore. Phone 4s2 Leave
sr,isTs a FergusoH's restaurant. r.
A. bckhaTt. AAlms-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

wonder il any one could better pre-.
pare himself for a wise use OF a sacred
season like Lent than BY sndeavor 70
SEQ and feel that he is a child Of God
that he lives now in a spiritual world /;
that he is TO keep mind and heart op.
en- on the side towards God, and 40 10
nnd Oblivion Of all things that are not
OF Cad and heaven and above an n
may be. to make real the thought that
desiiney means a soul at one With
truth and gOodnesst-Rev. Charles E.
Leonard d. D., IL D., in Universalist
Leader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
-. Hinges Win Not sing

Owing to a very severe cold. Mrs
Halle ParFish-Hinges is unable to ful.
I'LL her engagement with the Graham
String Quartet and the services Of
Mrs Anne Beatrice Sheldon, soprano
Of Portland, who has recently returned
from Europe, has been secured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

The employees Of the Leo
dian agency have pres'l. =.
Scott, who recently Fesignsa,
Of agent at the agency. va.
some Masonic charm, sno''- =.
s2d degree Of that order =,
is Of solid gold, studded
monds-Duluth Nina y
Major Scott and Mrs So 80,
came 70 this city to make -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

This Is the day Of union. The church.
es are coming together Where il il
not corporate union il is federation.
but We do not ask for the imperfect
federation there, but for fun union.
Federation is good only where We can.
not get something better. We believe
the grace is coming, II il has not yet
come. when these decisive nothings on
pFeJudiees like the totsms Of savage
tribes. will be east aside aud churches
viii 80 feel the burden OF their work
for the world about them and bevond
them that they will no longer stand in
each others way.-The Independent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
From our Religious Exchanges.

over.anxicty for the faith, whether
investigation, doubt. or even denial Of
it is concerned, is a sign Of weakness
Il inevitably leads to extremes Of fear
and suspicion. The bishops Of the Lam.
beth conference Of 1897 admirably de-.
scribed such state Of mind; "That
faith is already IN serious danger
which refuses TO face questions that
may be raised. either on the authority
Or the geouineness Of any part Of The
Scriptures that have come down to us
Such refusal creates painful suspicion
in the minds Of many whom We have
90 teach. and will weaken tho strength
Of our own conviction Of tho truth
that God has revealed to us. A faith
which is always or often attended by
a secret fear that we dare not inquire
lest inquiry should lead ne TO results
inconsistent with what We believe. if
already infected with a disease which
may coon destroy us The Church.
nan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
VOLCANOES DEADLY WORK
tcohtlnusd from arst pAgs)

tconlinued from irst pAge)
-egs~~->~-~~~~N-ee~
from the caFbinecfs and soldiers
These are the heroes Of the day
They seem never 70 sleep or be tired
and where there is danger they are cool
strong and alert,
Mountain Gone Pals In
In the course OF the tour a point was
reached from which Vesuvius could be
seen under Be cloud Of smoke The
high cone Of the volcano has gone al.
most entirely, having been swallowed
up % that tho height Of tho mountain
10 nearly 600 feet less thah formerly.
on tho north side Of the mountain new
eraiers have been formed.
Refugees from the threatened vii.
lagos are coming into Naples by every
description OF conveyance and on foot
The roads are crowded with professions
Of men and women. carrying crosses
aRd crying piteously. Special railway
trains waFships and steamers are TAX,
ing thousands OF homeless people 20
Naples. Rome and Castellamars, while
large numbers OF people are feeing
overland in the direction Of Cassrta.
Not less than 1900 refugees have
reached CastellamaTe, where the steam
Or Princess Mafalda is anchored. This
vessel left the island OF Capri with
1000 passengers, including many for,
eigneTs on board, but she was unable
20 reach her destination owing 10 the
stihing clouds OF ashes and the fumes
OF gases from the volcano which envel-
oped her a mile from the coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
ADDITIONAL PBRsONAIR

c. Matloek and NJ VanVAIksnberg.
Of silvertOas and J, W. MeCOWn. Of
Scots Mia were salem visitors to
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

GAS @To1R
Ss1&sTHzzSzs;Ls; Z :; >; =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

Aohair Pool -The Victor Point mo-
Aair pool win be offered foF sale
April i5th. sealsd bids will bs Fe
esived untl ] o'clock Address an
bids 20 W. n. Rogers. slyeftoh, or
egoh. n y. u. No 3. alO8ts--
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

Naples, April lO.-(6 p. m.)-FouT
more bodies have been taken from the
market ruins. Many children are
among the dead, More towns have
been deserted. The day is clear here,
and the bay is unTiPpled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10


Much of the present unrest e du,
to che seeking after reality. with itr
abandonment of tho unreal; and che
eyes Of hope are turned 70 the dag
when religion shall be- understood id
consist 10 a genuine llfe Ia tho rcalitie,
that are eternal. The Christian.
10y Of the twentieth century must b.
a working Christianity. deyoting its
Intelligence and religious power 20 the
vast and complex present problem Of
humanity. This Is the coming test of
the faith IN iis large forms and opera.
tions-whateveT lays hold Of the prob
len Of humanity. or any part Of Il. 10
tho spirit Of Christ IL Christian, and
whatever does not l. not, And the
spirit Of Christ Ia meh viii prove a.,
solf large and strong enough 10 take
hold Of the problem Of humanity and
tho coming time viii be a period Of
Christian power-PFof. william n.
Clarke, d. d.. IN The Congregational
ist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
Norwich Union Fire Insur-
ance Society.

Prank Msrc,h,h, Resident Agent
once with wm. Brown a o., No
1aa Ccmmufoiai stroat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
| NEW TODAY.

For Rale--A Jersey COWS fresh. 1859,
South Liberty street. iioJt'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

8ToREA.
BsautAs No kat tS hia lhEgs -
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

epod Oats for saio.-sido Oats and
Prize Rahnsf oata Charles o'Brien,
tpo Capital street ti03t'
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lueroen i'm a(ten 8aterlano nit grp.
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frei ausipreben unb bdufie BON oriis
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