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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-21
Women Who Wear Well.

jt is astonishing how great change
bw wears of married life often make
the appearance and disposition OF
k nv women. The freshness, the
rm, the briliance vanish like the
ON from a flower which is rudely
bdled. The matron is only a dim
dow, faint echo of the charming
iden. Few young women appreciate
shock of the system through the
hnge which comes with marriage and
btherhood. Many neglect to deal with
ia unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
sses which too often come with mar
7Age and motherhood, not understand
u3Rk that this secret drain is robbing the
6eek of its freshness and the form of
X fairness.
As surely as the general health suffers
hen there is arrangement of the health
|9f the delicate wonanly organs, so surely
hen these organs are established in
&ealth the face and form at once witness
tc the fact in renewed comeliness.
lore than a million women have found
kcalth and happiness in the use OF Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. 1t makes
weak women strong and sick women
well. Ingredients on label-contains
no alcohol or harmful habit-forming
drugs. 1t is made wholly of those
native, American, medicinal roots most
bighly recommended by leading med
1cal authorities of all the several schools
81 practice for the cure of woman's
peculiar ailments.
For nursing mothers, or for those
broken-down in health by too frequent
bearing of children, also for the expect
hnt mothers, 10 prepare the system for
the coming OF baby and make its ad-
vent easy and ALMOST painless, there is
BIO medicine quils 50 good as "Favorite
Prescription" 1t cen do no harm in
any condition of tie system. 1t is
most potoHt invigoratIng tonic and
Strengthening narvine, nicely adapted
to woman = delicate system by ply
sician O! large experience in the treat
ment OF woman's peculiar ailments.
Bad Symptoms. The woman who
mas l)tlipllCttt tiltilNliCllNs. ptC NdGIlt, SteS
imaginary dark spots or specks floating
or dancing before her eyes, has gnawing
distress or heavy full feeling in stomach,
faint spells, draggng-down feeling in
lower abdominal or pelvic region, easily
startled or excited, irregular or painful
periods, with or without pelvic catarrh,
is suffering from weaknesses and de.
rangements that should have early at
tention. Not all of above symptoms are
likely to be present in any case at one
time.
Neglected or badly treated and such
cases often run into maladies which de-
mand the surgeons knife if they do not
result fatally.
No medicine extant has such a. long
and numerous record of cures IN sucfi
cases as Dr. PieTce's fav0Tife PrescTip-
ton. No medicine has such strong
Professional indorsement Of each OF its
several ngredients-worth more than
any number of ordinary non-profes-
sional testimonials. The very best in
gradients known to medical science for
the cure of woman's peculiar ailments
enter into ;ts c---- Nsitic- VI plccNnl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-21
FARMERS
PUNISH
THE O.R.& N.

| The Oregon Railroad g. Navigation
company is being severely punished
for its action in appealing from the
decision of the railroad commission
granting Joint rate on wheat, says
a recent Pullman dispatch, and is
getting no wheat at all at this point.
1t is stated on what appears to be
excellent authority that the Ewarts-
vile grange, with a membership of
more than 500, is disciplining the
, oregon road for its action in refus-
ing a Joint rate on wheat, and that
the grain of all the members of this
grange is being hauled past the
warehouses of the o. r. & n. to
those of the Northern Pacific, and
the grange members are storing
their grain there. The warehouses
on the Northern Pacific are filled to
overflowing, while those of the o. r.
& N. are almost empty. While long
strings of two, four and six horse
teams are standing in line waiting to
unload at the warehouses on the
Northern Pacific, and great piles of
sacked grain are being built up on
the outside of the warehouses, which
are filled to the roof, not team was
seen about either of the warehouses
on the o. r. & N.
While it is not stated officially
that the grange took the action men,
toned above, the action of the mem
bers of the grange, who are hauling
their grain past the warehouses of
the o. X. & N, where most of them
have stored their grain for years, to
those on the Northern Pacific, gives
color to the statement. 1t is said
that the piles of grain substantiate
the statement, that 95 per cent of
the grain marketed here this season
has gone to the Northern Pacific.
That Portland grain buyers and
officials of the Oregon Railroad G.
Navigation company are worried
over the situation is proved by the
frequent visits of these men to Pull
man and the earnest consultations
they have had with their agents
here.
Last year the Northern Pacific got
the bulk of the grain at this point.
In former years the o. r. e. n. had
always secured about 75 per cent of
the grain marketed at Pullman.
Last year the sound market was
from 1 u to 8 cents above that at
Portland, and the greater part of the
grain went to the Northern Pacific.
Much was said about this at the time
and strenuous efforts were made to
hide the fact and to induce the
farmers to store their grain in the
warehouses on the o. r. & N. but
the conditions last years were not
nearly so marked as this season
Judging from the amounts OF grain
seen at the warehouses on the two
lines, the estimate of 95 per cent be-
ing stored at the Northern Pacific
warehouses seems conservative.
The same conditions are said to
exist at Moscok, Garfield and Cakes
dale, which are competitive points
and where the farmers can store on
either road. but it is said the con-
trast is not so marked at any point
as at Pullman. While the same price
is quoted on both roads at competi-
tive points it is said that as a rule
lower prices are paid at non-competi-
tive points on the o. X. & n. than
at competitive points or at non-com-
petitive points on the Northern Pa
cific.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-21

on It's fnerlts Dy al
druggists in hfty-cent
and one-dollar size
bottles. You may
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-21

traced 10 the Kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder OF
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-21
GOLDsMITH's "HAUNCH OF
XENISONn


that he lauded must have been the
picture of our fine legs of primo
lamb and mutton.
"The haunch was a picture for paint
ers to study,
The fat was SO white and the lean
was so ruddy."
Expert judges of prime and juicy
meats are always delighted with the
choice cuts that we send to their or
der from our stock of fine meats. We
handle nothing but the best. We
hang II in our cold storage for the
proper length OF time. and we sell
your more nourlshment at the same
price than you can find in Salem.
Il. g. CROSS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-21
The Fashion Stables

Formerly Simpsons Stables.
Up-todate livery and cab line
Funeral turnouts a speciality. Tally.
no for picnics and excursions. Phone
"A. CHAS. w YANNKE, Prop.
PAT and 249 High Street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-21

Therefore, when your kidneys are weak
or out of order, you can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seems TO fail to do its
duty.
If YOU are sick OF "feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, DIR.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
as your kidneys are we'll they will help
all the other organs TO health. A trial
will convince anyone.
II you are sick you can make no mis-
take by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect OF
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Ro0t. the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. IL
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, and Is sold
ON its merits by all Ef
druggists in ffty-cent NETEdz 1s.e ~
and one-doliar size = ;;l'| |'5]
bottles. You may =
have a sample bottle Ro1s q ss.npRsot
by mail free, also pamphlet telling You
how to find out II you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing 10 DIR. Kiimer & CO., Bing-
hamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake,
hnt remembeT the name, swamp-k Root.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the sd
dress, Binghamton, N. ", ON every bottle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
Sn SIoGf:ifa

lit bie Gage beoenfli6 ~getporben. Die
cnglii6e &egierung erbielt aus
Sransbaal Na6ri6ten, oab Elm aal-
eemeiner @ufitano Der @ingeborenen
in gart3 S%ii0afrifa 81 ertpnrten lei.
Sic @ingeborenen Iegen cine ned
ME 0agefpeiene 6reGbeit Den @eiSen
gegeniiber an BEN Sag. @s beibt,
oemnadit peroe oas Signal 81 elmer
oneemeinen Nieberneeelune Der
meiBen 6rauen ullO SinOer ieitens
ser 3ulufoffern eegeben merben.
gs lit leiOer niGt me6r 81 be5pei.
feIn, oaB Ser Iufitano Ser gingebo-
renen trot Ser Siege Der Srupoen
INNER mebr Inn ii6 greift. Soban.
~nesburg Iebt in houltdnoiger Yanif.
Sic Sta0t lit gu einem betpaffneten
Eager geiporben. SGuier merben
berbarrifaoirt uno Die @~affenbGnO-
Ter fonnen faum BEN an lie geitelten
Inforoerungen geniigen. @Gbrcno
man bisber INNER nod ben 2opali.
tGtsberiiderungen oes SberbGltpt.
lings Sini5ulu tral1te, miro iebt az
gemein perii6ert, oaB feline Senbbo-
ten fir bie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per-
nntiportli6 iino. Iuberoem rtften
bic YreOiger Der Gtbiopii6en Stride
our6 Die Greoigt iiber Den @runO.
fot r@frifa fir bie @frifaner" gro
bes l1nbeiL on. Wan glatbt, oab bie
ltnruben in johannesburg crit bilrd
bie berni6tenoen S6Idge gegen Sic
3ulus in Natal gum @usbru6 ee-
bra6t tpuroen. SIN @erlaufe zines
Mfonots nuroen 90 @~uropGer in So
bannesburg BON @ingeborenen ii6er-
fallen. Sic lebteren bergepaltigtcn
all6 ie6s peiBe 6rallen, Die u1por.
iiftig genitg maren, iid nad @r-
brlb ser 9unfel6eit uuf bie StraEe
SIT pogen. 3nei Ser Spfer iturben
rno onbere befinoen ii6 in bebenf-
Ii6em 3uitanoe. Sic angriffe aui
sic GnropGer fommen bauptiaGlid
in Sen iiioli6en SorItaOten 0 So
bannesbnrg Dor. @inpobner bon
johannesburg, Die miiien, mas elm
Iufitan0 ser @ingeborenen beiBt
perpropiontiren ibre Sduier ME fiir
cine Selagerung. Ius &apito0t
pnroen @affen beoroert. Die einee-
borenen Siener legen Elm utoer-
i6Gmtes 9enebmen on oen Sag. Gin
Giener iagte ieinem Serrn, Die 8ei-
ZEN miiroen oemnG6it IN Die Gee &C.
trieben tperoen. Sic YoIi5ei ha.
@ingeborene berbaftet, Bel bencn it'd
@eaenItGn6e fanoen, Die ben iiberfel-
lenen @eiBen geborten. Ius gan5
|Sranspanl fommen beunrubigenne
Nohri6ten. Sic beunrubieenbite lit
pielei6t Die, bab iid Die @ingebore'
men in beGen S6aaren Ser Gtbiopi-
ifen Stride ani6lieBen. Ser &orre-
iponoent 6es yStnnbarb" glaubt,
feItgeIteGt gu buben, bob bic @inJe-
borenen einen @a6ridtenoienit or
ganiiirt boben. Or %beballptet, ooB
Sic Gtbiopii6e Stride ibre Igelltel in
europa uno @merifa babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

gu Den Wemoiren bes Generals
Mnor6 liefert oas nSournal oes
Oebats" einen biibi4en 8eitras. Der
Observation-Disclosures bate i'm rMatia"
berabefpssli9 sef9iloert, pie 3peifel
unb 8eOenten iein 9erS aerfleii9ten,
Oh er oas ibm ansebotene SriegspOrtez
feuiae a%nnebmen Diirfe, pie ibn erft in
Ser enti9eioenoen @tunoe ser 3auber
Der perfDnli9teit @aloed< &ouheaas
gu benz .Spfer" permo9t babe, feline
peri0nli9e &ube Dem Slide Sranfz
rei6s a%uf3uppfern -. Sas rSourz
nal bes Oebats" eraGblt es gang an
oers, pie oieier 9erfules am S9eioe=
mcgee oas 4nsebot bes MiniiterpOiteas
dufgenpmmen babe: Oils Waloedz
@ouFeau fragile: ~&ann i9 fir oas
&riegsminiiterium auf sic 5Gblen2"
= antportete @eneral Mnore fpfprt
nit Ser i'm ausaeihnenoen ginfaAz
belt unb Jreimiitbigfeit: Set se9n
Sabren ihon prdpariere ih mid ba>
fir" = uno Walbed= HouHeau bat
ber5lih uber oiefe Mntport gelaht uno
lie tpeitereraGbIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
TIN 90 Wtatonen.

Cine intereRante Grbf9dftsangele=
aenbeit bei9Gftigt 0ie iuriitif9en unO
politiifsn &rsiie Der franSDiI6en
SauptItubt. @or einigen Sueen itarb
sort Ser 2Ozfa9e MinionGr Charles
Rubens, Ser elm lururiOs einJeri6tetss
Sotel in Ser Ipenue Ilma beiaB uno
cine erpbe Hole in Der @eieuf4aft
Ipielte. Oa Gubens als amerifuni>
i9er S~taatsbiirger gait, tpuroe feline
Wobnung unter SnterDention bes &ons
Iuls Der 0ereinigten Staaten %perfie=
9elt. = Nun mel0eten iib plDsli9 etpa
40, sumeiit aus Dem Glfnb itammen6e
Berionen, Die @rbi9aftsaniprii9s err
boben, in0sm lie bebaupten, Ser 9erz
Itorbene babe nit ieinem ri9tigen Na=
men Gbarlss 8oog gebeiben uno in
folge elmer beiflen I~ngeIegenbeit i'm
Sabre 1868 feline 8dterftd0t Miil6aus
fen i'm GlfuB perIuFen. Woos lei
naA Imerifa dusgefpan0ert, mo er urz
ter Dem Namen 3ubens in Snbuitrisz
unterne1mungen Elm grobes @ermOgel
erporben babe. 0or etpa Is Sabren
bate ii6 WoOg in paris nieoergelufsn
unb erfreute fi6 namsntli9 in Der
umeritaniiaen &olonie bes beiten On
Iebens. Sails Ser p~eritorbens &ubens
init Dem Miilbuuier WOog tbatidhlih
ioentii6 1T, miro nod feit5uitelen isin,
ob er tpirfli9 amerifanif6er Staatsz
burger mar. 5als er feline uripriing.
lihe Nutipnalitdt beibebulten bat, ent=
itebt Sic Srdgs, Oh sr als Sransoi. oOer
Seuti6er an5uie6en lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

Ger friibere 6 m :
heur ser S1ustrl1ppe fir
9eutid-S iiopeItafrifa, @eneralleut,
uant b. Srotba .nimmt 6emnGfft iei.
nen it6nbigen @obniit in @ooes.
berg a. &bein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
RnBlane.
g u 6unberten peroen
bic Weuterer ers
9oe n.

{ II.
Rronfabt t, 2. auauf. Die tn
Der lesten Na9t esfan9en genOmmenen
300 Weuterer tnb beute Worgen ers
i9ofen uprben. No9 biz beute Abeno
tcnnte mon Die g%ewebrialben, tpel9s
bic Weuterer gum Sooe %bsf6roerten,
bonn @rIsnal b6ren. alu9 10 @tptli'
fen fnb nod sinem turaen ariegsge'
ri9t niebsreei6Ofsn uOrben. Die ruiz
fi&en Etilitdrbeb6rben MAIDEN isst
fur3en 9rossB nit ben Nufrtbrern; iss
Der GoIoat, Der ben @sbOriam pertuei'
CERT, coer isbsr gipiliff. Der bewaHnet
III unb bic eOlbntsn aufuiegelt, uirb
furssr SanO eri9Ohen.
allies frteoIi4.
5eIftnafprs, 2. auguf. =
Bel Der Weutersi In Der Snfelfefung
sweabOre tuarsn fsbsa 2ompa9nien
artiasris unb bic Jsfungsoampfsr
r@ietrali", .pustar", .Rabotidi".
vSmpremisr" unb vWars" ~betbeiligt,
tpdbrenb bic Sampfer ygOmba"
,Opit" urb vGpsabOrg" our Ierft'
aung Der gsh6rbsn blisben. Der
.Opit" tpurbe isbr Hort BON ben Meus
tersrr bsf9ofsn. Wdbrsnb Der Weu'
terei i'm garrndenlnesr auf Sfatuboen
I9OB nur elm 2risgsoampfer, Der
vJinn", auf bic Msutsrer, tudbrsnb
bic anberer In Der Ndbs Dor Nnter Iie'
ssnosu ftrf arisssi4iFs %tbsinabmlos
blisben. neil bic Qommanbnntsn bsr-
fslbsn erOBen 3weifel bssten, OBJ eis
Mnnni4nftsn auf i6re 2ameraoen
i9isBs1 Dtirbsn.
es9s an 5dnben unb 5tiBen gebun=
bene gibiliasn. wabrf9einli4 rebolu'
tiondrs asitatoren, tpel9e F9 on be,
Meutsrei ibdtig betbeiligt batten, tuur'
ben bsuts bon Der 5efuns SwsabOrq
hier6er gebrn9t. Sts tperbsn uabr'
f6sinli9 udbrsnb Der Na9: eri4Oher
tuerben.
@dbrenb beg 2anpfss auf Stpea'
borg uurbsn so Soloatsn unb Sc
Offsisrs eet6otet. nngefdbr 2O(
Goloaten tpurbsrl %bsrtpunbet.
Die Staot bistst 6eute Elm friebIide!
Bib bar; bic MiieIisoer Der rsboluiio'
rdren ,Rotbsn Wa9s" fnb uie bon
grbbobsn psri9uunbsu unb Iahen I'D
ni9t isbsn.
Ser3en Helms W6roer
berbatet.
$eriSti, Ginnlanb, 2. Aug
Die finnii6en Bsbbrbsn babsn beut
einsn ruiFi9sn giisnbabn.@ ensoarn
perhaftst, Der i'm gsrbaats Febt, bal
fri6srs Mitslisb bss aufsel6fsn Bar
laments W. S~srssnfein ermorbst 81
haben. Wie melt Der @srba9t begrtn
bet if. tpuros ni9t bon ben geb6roel
betnnnt gemn6t, isbo9 foI be
gensoarm our 3eit bss Worbes In be
Idbe bes 9artens Der Ssrssnfein'f9ei
giaa bon msbrsrsn psrionsn gsisbei
porosn isin.
BeneraI ermorbet
@arf9au u, 2. auguf. @enera
Rarferafsfp. 8efeblsbaber Der Sens
barmeris bss 9ifritts Wari9au, tpurb
bsuts Ru&mittas ssssn suei ubr burt
cine &suOlDsrtussl gst0otei. Die Morb
tbat uurbe i'm belsbtefeu Staottbeil
Der Gtabt ausesffbrt unb Der Wbrbe
tOnnts F1 unsrtannt Fi9ten.
Rreu3er ~ sopa"IopaI I.
g I. pstersburg, Wttte,
na9t, 3. au9uf. SrObftirf RitOIau
bot iosben cine 9spsids srbaltsn
tusl9e bsiast. bab Der IOpal gebIiebsu
8bsil Der MannfGaft oes 2rsu3er
.gamgat a3Oba" bic Weuterer auf bei
S9ifs iiberwdItist unb fe als Sefau
gene ans 2ano gebra9t bat.
Sin 3reu3er btBt bic
rotbe SIagge.
g I. petersburg, Wittes
na&t, 8. Auguf. Cine S4reden!
ua&ri9t beri4tet, bab Der ruiRfd
2reussr rafa", wel&er mad abo 9
f8idt uurbs, BITE rotbe Glaage sebii
bat. Der arsussr 1T ni&t TN 6afe
ML
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
@rauenbafteS Slutbao
@iro uuter ben gefangenen Mentererl tit &uBlano
angeridtet.

NMdr 9Rebptuium unkrbrHdt. @enerdl ermorbet. -SDnenmdhtine int
~gsaidfurbe. Sersenaein's @l6roer berbafht. - MaeS frnSid.-
GuiTi1e Grene threuge bematt.-&renvr ua;ppa" ppaL-
Gin &ren3er bHt bic rotbe Sngge.-3n SnnSerkn
meroem bic Wenterer entphen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

"
bort Die Gntunft Der anoersn Wttelies
Der eruarist. Tim cine SiBung Der gres
eutioe abaubaIten.
Senti6Ianb.
q @ren3e renge
bema6t.
9 reslau, 2. Nuguf. Sn GpI9e
Der unrubiget 3ufdnbe In &uiRid'
pOlen Fnb bic ruffi4en @ren3en in
ben propinasn Gdlsfisn. poIen unb
OF. unb WefpreuBen bur4 farte
@snsbarmerie. Nbtbeilungen bebeutenb
berhdrtt Doroen. BON ruffI1er Settle
III bieies ebenfaqs gsf4eben, um pol.
nif9e &ubef6rungen In ben Der @ren3e
beua4barten G6rfern fofort unter'
briiden 3u f6nnen.
@rpBbritannien.
Wera nng tr grams
baaI.
2onbon, 2. Nuguf. Winfon
Spencer @burdil, parlamentsiefrstdr
oes aOlOnialamts, lsate beute Haamit.
tag i'm nnterbauie ben 8Oridlag Der
&sgierun9 bestislid Der 0erfafuhg
bar, tpel9e Der 8ransbanI-2 olonis Qs.
ipdbrt tueroen lou. Der leitsnoe 8ranO'
ia5, ertldrte er, ptirbe iein, tsinerlei
unteridieo 3uii9sn griten uno Buren,
3u MAIDEN, %ionoern betoen oie boliter
gOrrs3te britii3sn garssrtbums susu-
tpenoen.
Ollie mdnnli9en ginpohner i'm Sitter
bon minoefens einuno3pan3ig Sabrsn,
wel9e feds Wonats i'm, S~ransbaal
uObnbaft getueisn ftnb, nit Musnabms
pom Mitslieoern Der britii9sn @arni.
ION. iOlen gum Stimmst bsre9tist isin
unb ieber Sitritt, Obns RhdFat an
bic Bsu6Itsrunas3abI sinsn @srtrstsr
i'm Parliament baben.
gs Iiegt I'm plau, benz ..Ranb aruei.
unooreiaig sibe gu aebsn. prstOria
is4s, 2rt9ersborp sinen uno benz REP
oss Sransbaal brsiBie SiSs.
Die Ghemblp bon $%ransbaaI uirb
aus SO Mitgliebern befeben, psl1s auf
finf Sabre gstpdblt tusrbsn unb De,
bait beSie6en. SomobI bic britif9e
tuie bic boldnbiids Gpra9e fam BET
Der Gtbrung 6Hentli4er @si9dfte &C.
brau9t tperben.
Stalien.
Sas Bib espapftes
q o m, 2. Hug. gr.&i9ter paI.
mieri bon Netu Dprf, tpel9sr aIs Dsr'
treter bes 0earfY&sn 6tlfs.g Counties,
bas 1nterftbungsn fur bic 80, 600
Opfer oes 8efub-Musbru9s ssfammelt,
nod Stalisn tom, tpurbe beute bonn
papf tn aubisn3 e%mpfan9sn. Der
6eiligs Batter h6rte benz situationsbe.
riat paImisri's nit GROCER Aufmert.
'amteit gu unb betunbete grobs gefrie.
bigung hbsr bic Spfermiaistsit Der In
amerita anidiRsen StaIisnsr, tpel9s
Elm reuer Beweis fur bic StaIien unb
Imsrita berfnipfenbsn TreunbiGafts.
banoe fet.
Der papf tutniats 6srrn 6earR fei.
men ipsaieuen Sant fur bsKen tuobltbd,
tiass Werf aussubrtiden unb beraab
aud Sensr ri9t, bis 3u bisfsm Weri
betgefteuert unb mitsebOIfsn. Damn
i9ritt Der pontifer on sinsr srobsn
8iI&, Ieete cine grobe eingsrabmts
photographic bon f9 auf bsnislbsn,
fdrieb am unteren Ranbe fsinen Na.
msns3ug bin uno isanste BITE pboioara.
pbie Elm. 9ierauf tibsrrei9ts CT lsb=
tere gr. Ridter palmieri, ibn bittenb.
ct m0ge He 6srrn 6sarf brinssi1 ala
ausorud unb Wertbiddbung Der pobl.
thdtigsn gsfrebungsn bss sminentsr
Netp Dorfer Staatsmannes unb 8efor,
mers.
Spaniem.
Gum 9 d Bet 21nta
AIons.
W q b b, 2. Nug. gs mirb Be
fannt gegebsn. bab QaiisrW ilbelm nod
elmer 9reu3fabrt i'm Wittendnbii@er
Mser I'm September In Alitante, Spa,
MEN. Ianben unb ben R6ntg MIfons
I.f.x>~ S.SsA OLl... ufN rx u
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

6auptmitqlieoer bes greeutibeomites
Der So3ialrepOlutiondre. Sie battsn
bort bic Nnfunft Der anberen Wttglies
Der ertpartst, Tim sins SiBung Der gres
eutipe ab3ubaIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03


AIfons.
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fannt gegsbsn. oab 2aiisrW iIbslm nod
elmer 2reusfabrt i'm Witteldnbif@sn
Wser I'm September In NIieante, epa.
MEN, Ianben unb ben R6ntg MIfons
befu&sn uirb. 2ebterer ptrb E& I'm
Iuguf gum Stapeuauf bss Rreu3srs
.@sina Resenta" nod 5errol beaebsn.
@rpbbritannien.
gngItf9e Watroen tpoIIen
tein merifanif&es
6Ietf9.
2onbOu n, 2. aueuh. Sn Be.
authorizing elmer Nnfrass i'm Saufs
Der @emeinen fagte beute Der Setretdt
Der aomiralitdt, &ObertfOn, bob BIZ
WarineiOIbaten einsepbteltes Minb.
Heii9 aus MufraIisn tinb Mraentinien
berIangeu. ieboA iolIts srff bas bor.
banbene amerifanif9sR inbHeii&. unge.
fdbr anbertbaIb Wiaionen pfunb,
pel&es TIM Sabre 1908 setauft tporben
fei, per3ebrt ueroen. bebor anbere Ie.
3ugsaueaen gum @intauf bes 6leii&es
gsiu9t tperbsu t6nnten.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-02

American rights. think in every war
 fare of this dear land of ours my own people have had their share. I had two ancestors in the Revolutionary war and a number in the war of 1872
 and my own father was four years in the civil war. I think l can claim an ancestry that is thoroughly Ameri cen, and that understands something of what American principles are, ana 1 think that in my own blood there is something Of strong protest against anything being forced upon the people in Arizona that is contrary to their own will. In this land of ours, gov
 ernment should come from the people,
 and we do not feel in Arizona that anything should be put upon us that is not in accord with our own convic- Uions. These gentlemen, am pleased to say, come to you with clean hands and a pure heart. know most of them personally. l know all of them by reputation. And I honor them and + am exceedingly indignant that there has been, apparently, an impugnlng of their sincerity and their honesty and my own in this present contention.
 The Warren district am acquainted with more than any other one part of the mining district of southeastern Arizona That district has grown wonderfully in the last five years. and in ihe vicinity of Bisbee a popula- ton of 5000 people. Today there is a population of 15,000 people, You see what the increase has been in five years. Five years ago there were not many men in that district having their own homes and their own fami- lies there. Today it is the rule for q man to make his home there. bring his family there, and so what was a mining camp is now becoming mu- nicipality in the ordinary sense of the word. We have in Bisbee a municipal government, and we have such institu- tions as a chamber of commerce, whose delegate am and whom I am very proud that represent, a set of splendid, active, earnest. sober minded, sobeE-bodied business men, men whom love personally and whom know intimately and in whom l have great confidence. These men are not in favor of joint statehood; they are op- posed to it first and last and ali the time; they are opposed 10 joint state hood not only for themselves. but for their pOsterity; they are opposed to joint statehood not because they have anything against New Mexico, but be cause they have more interest in Ari- zona,
 Some four years ago a company of Ioen stood on a knoll among the hills of Bisbee. and one of them, raising his hand, flung a stone out from him, wherever it might light, and thus was chosen the spot where the main shatr Of the Calumet and Arizona mine was located. ' '-.'
 So much ore is there in that country that men choose where to put shaft in that way. Bisbee has upward of 5000 men employed, with wages. amounting to $500 ,00o a month Let me say a word as to the class of men who have charge of yhe mining indus try in our section. ! have known these gentlemen also personally. Their homes are not in Bisbee, but they are frequent visitors there. I speak more particularly of the Phelps Dodge people. who are interested in Bisbee, Morenci, Globe. Nacozari, Mexico, La Cananea. and Douglas These men are large hearted, and their interest is