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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
Latin American Diplomats Going { o Kan
sas City to Hear Secretary Root.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 49, Several Of the
Latin American diplomats here will go to
Kansas City next week to attend the annual
dinner of the Kansas City Commercial Club.
before which Secretary Root is to deliver
an address. The dinner comes on Tuesday.
Among the diplomats expected to go are
Senior Cortes, the Colombian Minister;
Senior Amaral, the Brazilian Charge DAT
flares; Senior Calvo, Minister of Costa RIGA;
Senior Pardo, Minister from Peru; Senior
Calvo Of Bolivia, and Senior Yoacham, the
Chilean Charge d'Afaires. John Barrett
Minister OF the United States to Colombia,
will accompany Mr.. Root and will also speak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Nov. I5.-The battleship
Louisiana and cruisers Tennessee and
Washington have arrived at Colon; and tho
tug Mohawk and torpedo boat Biakely at
Norfolk.
The cruiser Chattanooga has sailed from
Cavite for Chefoo. the cruiser Tacoma
from Manzanllo for Havana, the supply
ship Glacier from TompkinsvilIe for Boston,
and the gunboat Earle from Guantanamo
on survey duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Nov. iS.-The army orders were
issued to-day;
Capt: George J. Holden. paymsstsr. from New
York city to Burlington, VI, relieving Major Timo-
First Lieut.. William b. Graham. Twentieth In
fantry. from Twenty seventh Company, Philip
pine Islands, 10 his regiment.
First Lleut.-Jacob N. Coward. artillery, from
artillery school. Fort Monroe, TO Sixth Company
Capt. Frederick = Russell. Assistant Surgeon
from Preside Of san Francisco TO this city.
Fort Huachuca. Arz., 10 Fort BayArd. Nm.
Tbs resignation Of Second Lieut.. William n
williams, Artillery Corps. has been accepted.
These navy orders were Issued:
LIEUTENANT Commander, l.. :. Thompson. from
the Prairie to home and walt orders.
Lieut.. u. 7. Baker. from the brooklyn to navy
Enslgn X. 4. Koch. from the Glacier TO hom.
Medical Inspector J. T.. Gardner, from The ~.
bash TO home and wait orders.
Boston. '"'''
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. p. de aruIcr ,ron,
the bureau OF medicine and surgery. Navy DE.
Passed Assistant surgeon c. n. de Lsncy. from
tie Pnducah TO the Hancock at navy yard, New
York. ~ wv"
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. NJ. Dancbe.ter
from the Hancock to Naval Hospital, phHadcIphis'
Naval Hospital. Mare island. TO naval station a.
Guam. " ~
Assistant surgeon W. J. Zalesky. from the New.
Assistant SURGEON +. II. Brooks. to Naval Hos.
pliAl. Mare Island. "'
surgeon q. L. Angcny, from Naval HOSPITAL
PAymsstsr =. = Dubois from navy yard. Dos.
Paymsstsr, q !. Baker. from Norfolk Navy Yard
70 nA~y yard. Boston. "1
r,'2ssieE 9: z Annee. retired. to Naval Hos.
P,s.sa Assistant 5s0P P.S SDuUrsao' e. \. rr,,., =.
NORFOLK Navy Yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
ssr,sJS no BE ELECTED SENATOR.
what II Cost senator Francis II. Gates to
Defeat His Republican Opponent.

ALBANY, Nov. 15.-Senator Francis H.
Gates Of ~Chittenango, Manson county
spent t3l ,65s in his successful candidacy
against Thomas d. Lewis Of Oswego, the
regular Republican candidate for Senator
in the Osvego-Madison district. Gates
was turned down for the Republican nomi-
nation, so he formed the Independent
Square Deal party and also got the pro-
hibition and Democratic nominations for
Senator. The Republicans Of Madison
also voted generally for Senator Gates,
who il reputed to be q millionaire. Among
Senator Gates's campaign contributions
were: To the Prohibition party Oswego
county committee 81 200; to the Oswego
county Democratic committee, 50 500; to
the Square Deal party OF Oswego county,
IS 600; to the Oneida Republican city com
mittee, 81 200; to the Oneida city Democratic
committee, $500; to the Democratic com
mittee Of Madison county, 81 900; to the
Square Deal party Committee OF Madison
county SIC 900, and 81 ,45sfor incidentals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16

industrial democracy we shall have worse
leaders than Mr.. Hearst. We voted down
Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Hearst, and l helped to
vote them down.
INV message il that men are needed to
show that this problem can be worked
out without revolution and without dis
aster. Whatever our politics. l give thanks
for the President OF the United States,
who in conservative and honorable ways
is trying to show US the road to industrial
democracy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
Candidates Who spent Nothing.

OttoA Rosalsky's election to the Supreme
Court bench On he Republican and indie
pendence League tickets did not cost him a
penny, according TO the certificate which
he fIed yesterday. Edward =. Clinch and
Samuel II. Ordway, both judiciary NoIni-
majors candidates. spent nothing In the
campaign.
j. Van Vechten Olcott spent 1902 to be
reelected TO Congress, and Charles v. Fornes
spent % ,026. But Fornes received SKIS in
private contributions. Tom Grady's re-
election cost him san.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
RUNAWAY SPOILS NEW CAP.
Policeman sOmer Prevents Horse From
Dashing Into S4th street Car.

4. A cab horse standing in front Of the
Hotel Navarro, at Seventh avenue and
~Thirty-eighth street, took fright and ran
away just as Patrolman Somers of the
West Thirty-seventh street station passed
by wearing his new cap. Somers sprinted
down the avenue and grabbed the horses
bride before it got to Thirty-fourth street.
He was dragged twenty or thirty feet,
but stopped h animal just in time 10
prevent it from crashing against a cross
town car. Somers's new cap rolled into a
mud puddle and was spoiled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
Gen. PershIng Ordered 10 the phiMppln e.

WASHINGTON, Nov ia general order
was issued from the War Department to-day
relieving Brig.-Gen. John J. Pershing from
tempo rary command Of the Department OF
California and directing him to proceed to
the Philippines Division for assignment to
duty by the commanding officer of that
division. Gen. Pershing will have com
mand of one of the departments of the
division. Lieut.. Gen. Macarthur, COM
handing the Pacific Disivion, will assume.
in addition TO his other duties, Command of
the Department Of California
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
Army Oyercoats Gone for Good.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The blue kersey
overcoat used by the enlisted men Of the
army has gone for good. and hereafter
issue OF them will cease and the olive
drab ~overcoats will be issued exclusively.
The enlisted men who lave drawn the
kersey overcoats may, according to a gem
erRl order made public at the War Depart
ment to-day, turn them in, receiving n
credit on the clothing bill, and obtain the
new olive drab coat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
Change Of Lamp N sandy Hook Light.

The kerosene lamp used for a long time
in the main lighthouse at Sandy Hook was
replaced last night by a third order kero-
sene vapor lamp giving a very intense light.
The South Beacon ia illumined by an
~acetylene gas lamp needing little attention,
and the North Beacon has a fourth order
kerosene float lamp. All the Sandy Hook
lights are fixed white.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
RECOMMENDED 70 I'LL MOTHERS

y have used Cuticura Ointment for
enahng, OF infants, .and as they grew
older all skin diseases were given treat
trent with that and the CutIcura Soap.
! never, found IL necessary 10 call a doc
tor, AZ these Remedies are a sure cure.
" used as directed. lam glad TO recon,
mend them to all mothers" Sincerely
yours Mrs. +. A. Kennard,
Sene II, 1905. 81. Paul Park, MINI.
s.nssfH sssg Cise.sss, .sd Ptas are sqld tkEesxaSa
S-aslsdi ssS skssS : cSssss; ss.i sIse''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
N~ewtHouse for Assistant District At orney
Train hssa

Plans nave been nlod for a new six story
residence to he built at lIs East Seventy
third street for Assistant District ATTORNEY
Arthur G. Train. IL " to cost $4,000. Mrs
Ethel Nissan Train 10 recorded a the
owner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19

'..#Hauea. ln.. I.. r.
'-s.u.u Of ta.s ,tg a.... ...-
'.Fs to-day to give Dr. u.... .......
.' ,a, IRIS. .sa"e ANA .-,....
.. 'asas language . asarr mi
'a' aFoa h., arrival .a t... -,e, ...
..' .w ..rag H.. I- ~.
"'ea t.s distinguished ase .-...s
' s'"u.uvss rsrrr,tu.rr .. r..
N.'s'.,s aas organizations
,',F were assembled at... ...
'-. Nr hy e 0ss sr,e.s sin. ...
"..a as aasl'e4 fraa tas u,, mn.
'srtm 'i tae days includes a nm.
'''al ioueiieus iu touo- Of .t. s.
--a'saei su,st auJ vir5.r-r,. ~.
as'sr meeting at raal.rs,- u.r
-,5e nr hyde win 1siys, .- ~.
,-N Besides Dim ,.s-s vii. b.. -.
''F pFom'nsut ptsksrs rr..
's Vase President Failba-ss ~
's.ae fao Hibsuaa SIMS.
.'.' "A sing several chorus ru9h.-. |
~ a. efsaea'sa win forsi,l is.,,. I
'saial mus,s. s'''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19

ing AZ the Bush temple Of music. Prom
insnt speakers viii address The meet.
ing.
Houston. Tex. Jan. 1o-The birth
day of General Ice was observed
throughout tho state hy tho local chap
ters Of the Daughters Of The Confed
eracy who beId memorial meetings
with addresses music and readings
Savannah. Ca. Jan. l9-The whole
sty is celebrating the anniversary Of
Geuaral Leo's birthday today an
iart and public Offices. not controlled
by tho feleraI government ore closed
alec Che schools This evening a mem.
orIaal meeting win be- held at which
prominent speakers win address He
people and crosses of honor viii be-.
distributed Go fbo Confederate ye.ar
aus.
Helena. Mont. Jaa. 10.-Ttc South
errors living iu this city and the Ils'
ena Business Mons association win
houor tbo memory of Gen. Robert =
Loos birthday tv a Dig southern dim
nor 20 which aIl sou'h,rrars FOO tIa
.Ily and many other enesfs have been
nvi'ed Extensive preparations have /
been made for fhe oven. 11I special /
.8ra has been taken 60 make 30 as
much % typical southern dirHer as if|
g possible 90 mako % 'a ttis part M
Do country y g. Day VIII as' as
oas'maalsr and many prominent south
rncrs will answer 60 tossts
Atlanta. Ca. Jau ip.-As usual iHs
'irriu.a soris'y of ibis city u.II ob
uto troJa,bsoa jav with a large
abqusL for which ihe most oabof
ie preparations ha,o been msHc
iany distinguished y'eirIars n t.H
.iy win 6s present and s0mo sz.H. N
.bi aldrosass UIu it delivered ua p
Iat occasion Id
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
Are You Tired, Nervous
and SIeepIess ?

N,r,oUsppss and slppploSsncse are us
.,,ii,i ,i,o ntbe fart that the nerves arc
, I'd ,r rrornrIy uouriehiuV blood
~, ,r, s,,,yr,d nerves Dr. Piprccs
SiI,,, ,t,ai.,I Di.royprv makes UirC.
...6 Jj,,5 s,B thereby the nerves are
.....,..-f,. ,,,,,ri. .b.i and aII the organs of
..t..i, .,,o -,,I, .s suiontiIv as marhiu-
M .LG.i ,1ps Inn iii In This way YOU
..r .t,.,i .tr,.r,, and .frruuou--yOu are
'..' '.,' .,,,I I,-, i..r.fni aud you arc
f..rs ,,L.r, ..+ .,f rby.fr,I ur mental
U..t .f au fII strength and in-
ID, ,.f.r.tt. and br.ltL grr psHuu
r... tr..,,f.I. t,'fII most fruirs and med
.E..I' f... . I.rgs InurIiug ,alo
t.r. f..r, t.fr. Il. fhat fL,y gr. largely
...I 10 aI..i..f IutIiur the drug. in
.rI .I...t..I .tr.r. up tbrrrd
.,,....... .ra m fIe LONG rum
....... .,. |..... tf.. .,.tum one may fppl
,..,..t..I .,.I ..ff.r t.r fIH. time being
... ~. .... r....,I g...g#f v|falffv
r. Il..r.,.. tIG.n Medical
U ...',' .'.,.f .lr. r.. afsuhUl E,rrv
..... W .I ....l. imam .f. vr.uurr TJig
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
uHm raRedy

Il daily rHasisI Ia thousands OF homes
as Death claims Ia each aas. anaha.
Victim of consumption sr pneumonia
hui when coughs of colds afo prop
rr'y ifrliei. OBJ, TRAGEDY ls avsritI. D.
% llurilsy OF Oaka6l6u. IrI, urlisli
My wife ta1 600 consumption. arI
ihros doctors COVE tef up Finally sae
t0ok nr Kings new Discovery fdr
consumption, coughs ard colds. which
cured hof aHl today she o. well and
sifcug' 10 kls ttc germs of aiI d.s.
'aHTa ono dosa relieves Guaranteed
'l 600 ani iioo by j. G. Perry drug
gIst Trial bottle ff,s
Tho Cor tas been sa husy drdg.rF
hat Do tas n1t had Dino 90 saFFs.i
.tht ttr whole matter De- iat,a 10 TIE
Hague far settlement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19

Hiehmonl w. Jan. ip-oen. Rob.
sft D. i.sds birthday is celebrated
here and throughout che south To-Day
in lafg5 numbers Tho public schools
end hanks aFc closed and tho day a.
obecfed .h u.t Haie as q legal bold
day rte local mIiafy organizations
fnoi rIu'a ifs mou.re DO honor
~ CO., af aHI fhs evening" humber
n lanqIrts arl uenofa. mssuaFr
win te hsII
CharIoifa r Jan l8 aiags.
birthday Voc .Is ved hero TODAY ar
in former score By large raibrrae.
~ Confederate veterans arl Corf.I
crate women ts Iul bronze me
als urr Distributed among tts voter
enc By Mfs NJ A Iaetfan ths widow /
~ ths great Carfrienio general asI +
ih the Hf'auaaH ari evening meet /
iur viii ta tsil 't honof of the Nom
ofY of ihe raf leader l.
NafoIt 80 ian ia tss iashsaa
aay s olsf,si tss anl an through |
ths siais of vIfrna .n tho u.uai man
uer ris arts me 5lafsl asI auI
husIross m1,raf
Chafiour In la r.I
birthday of On Robert D. tes essI
raIrfr.H.| H. ..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19

Louisville kr Jan De- William
Nnu naisrn convicted ~ he murder
w ih m.sir na6y Porter was st
e'a''i ioday hy hsHF.ue .a ifr count,
aI lio rsma.usI mms to tfr s.f
a1i showed tuaItahIs urfra
fr weeks Van uaIssu bad boon Isl
w'ur with ts pocket lrIfs or n.t
"''t aa tr raHd ay is hand. ar.
'ar.Hg iho ,aHois rIesss lrtsauIs.
'''uIo Hano.l Aftrr Do bad tomrst
ri hs iask to discovered chat Es tsB
omitted ihe fnr DO Bat or., rsm
'I'ri fhs asfo,t hlt aHI.I "a laum,
l.'f' an "a rar.FI,auee which tar.,E
'.' iHp io spring aaI ide little no.
.'e to erop Through. as Oar ss ft.
f'I' argurI 'ts .ek euuIB rrrt
"arH n.t'e was rat Iu tlr sat Us
| Hn hs .tf'e ua'H arI attacked
' '.sn O." .I. ut.ar.H ..urr.r.....
' ON. s"' aH. sr. DOW r I.... b..
D" 'aHsr' ' IIr considered nj.
F.'h Hsat 'ut. .rT an..
f.".rks aIH.r no Oh. ..... er.
'"r q" Fsf Hm arf .ru
r 'H .'. -'f .a -.. en-. m... e..
.' Ia.sn N..| Nra, rum
I.a. $50 IE rH. ..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
Imperfect nietsuon

N"as 'fs ra.r.teu srf .r .ar i,
lusH,e Ies vitality Wtsr r. NJ,
t.'s Co sesEsts t'. ths Blood ts,.rs,
.''a'a ".h billions Iurrrrs tae M.
t'''''a tec'nes .nraiDI aaI H. t,u.
e ''a.'.r'isi H.rl.as em lssufy
me pc gives taae to is, stomach. r.vs.
''' '.''e's strengthens POO appetite
,.''' aat improves 'bs sarr,s.Isa r..
'a'.s 1o" 'is aut ,.sor 60 tts v.srs
''' sS bs,as saE by %. o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
sickening. shivering r,.,

,-, ~, 's'' and malaria can he relieved
.. ,-- cured with Ele'tri, B.ttsrs T1i, I.
pure, tonic medicine. Of esns.i.1
60. "a malaria. for it szsr,s a trps
.-. .-.-'''e iaaueHse on the disease s-i,. '--s
' entirely o-t Of the system +. .', y
.r- --. 20 re- preferred to quipiue. hav.
.-s.. -s none Of this drugs bad oft., --t. y.
T.,s. 5 NuHday Of Henristta
A writes: ''Aly brother was 80, -,
.r T''l ua-arial fever and ispr5'a.
ave. "a. TOOK 90. Electric Bitters. whi,b
.-.,,. ',,- -,s -.-, life Att. c. Psry's 5TSg
''''i price soc, guaranteed ''Ds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
Tho AnnIssats Rsllroad.

Edgar lIai.r manager off ifr Iowa
Lumber s. Box company 'su Nslf5rd
/ W"IHrsiay morning for Council
B'ufs Iowa, faf few Ns,ks visit
with h.s parents and 60 falh over trH.
ness matters with itr members uf His
hrm. ]. Is quite probable tHat HIs
|N.Ht io Council Bluffs VIII tt us
means of ihn Investment ~ consider
able amount 0t additional money by
'ais lm .H timber lands 6f jackson
county D. p dwell win leave Mod
ford Within fts next few weeks far
ihr 57st going bv way OF Council
hHns whns hs v.I br Joined by Mr.
llafor ard the two win go 60 N,w Yost
eiiy where they have as appointment
with capitalists 20 Mssgss matters ap.
pertaining 90 the construction N tls
No.fori a ArPIemte Valley railroad
some weeks ago the Mail made men
Zion ~ some of the results to br attain.
'H lF Che construction OF ilis road
'h. b. seems tho proper time now 10
'..'rTaie SOME of tlos, statements
Iar f'RN w.'' open up practically yir
900 country, and ono F.sh lu everything.
'.ai GOO, Io make "a prosperous com
..''.'N The route leads through meI
NHHtgair valley the second LARGEST .- |
poo county, noted fo. as F.sh arI ma |
-a''''e so.l Farming has uat bssr
'5I.'a 'n fo tas extent possible ia thrs |
'...' owing 90 distance from markell
Dag '.r residents have turned b.i, |
'..''''0a o." stock raising with Y.t /
success thar rae 0eef from the Annie /
.a'e section is much sought after ~
Nes aHd is always prime The |
building of lae M 6A.V. road vo,r5
'Fa.i in aa Increase or over 5a NJ,
''' H '.e cultivate. area of rts M
a-. Proportional, Increase .r r.I
''a.ai."n aud wealth.
No. .' Odd, rae on.y ..ar.. mp ...r..
"' be- developed ly rai. rmr
..'arr -.as of raa proposed rmt-
' '.e whole raarrfsa m... rI.4.r.
p. covered ".ra timber greater n.r,
..s as ha, a- aaE rhar -rav.
mountains ar. scanned w.-. .,..-
.ei-s. aaI.uuearIy evsrgl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores OF Salem Readers are Learning
ue Duty OF me Kidneys

ue Duty OF the Kidneys
r f.ir Hr blood is fre sIIusy',
lufv
Whw fsr nn 20 Hs ni. ore Ed.
ue,'s Hfa ..k
hgha..s aal MANY larg 800, hl
Iou
Urinary traat'rs Gatets.
hoaus k.Irty rTs euro ffem abb
Mrs Corud.n Arnold. of sl0 rsst
First street. Albany Oregon. uy..
" hnan 3 k.iusy rMs J.I boo consider.
able good D ussI thsm far rhsamatf,
pains arfess tle small o. my back and
down through pho sides which v.rs
''H s.,wr when . sraorer frHfr ery.
."aF '. s.t n ono position far ans
.'s'. "' t.me eot Dmurs kidney
'..' aH. .'Hmrarel their uss Ils
s'' 'a e.r .e.rs r.-ht away ami .--.
."..N u.He r..m r.ay ...
..'r. ". ... .are Dad r,rg u.rs
..... sa.. ..u arv.rs t-, t,
a"" H"as k....y Pms rs ta,
''a ".. r.HnHu. rHun ID r.,-r
w4tur
t..1ty more rr.af .sr This f-.r 81
" I."r. can ne Dr s.ar.s r-..
5000 sat a,s o.as ..s customers r..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
GETTING
HOME
SUPPORT
SilyertOn Paper Endorses
R. D. Allen for COun.
~ Clerk

Hau. E D. Allen. of Salem. formerly
of ~Hyeror. B., seeking the nomination
for tha office of county clerk at She
hams. of the Republican party iH
Marion county and bee desires the sup.
port of Dbl, friends iu this vicinity
(which win surely he given him. Ns
Allen tsa native of Si.verfou and has
|a'uHls fabar great deal of interest
iH ..a development of thi, community
where H. was raised and received Dis
education Although be- has lived at
Salem for several years. Die interests
have largely been here. and some day
be viH probably return 90 make this
b.s future home. At present De- owns
10 ta'uah., farm near the city. which
naturally draws Dis attention in this
direction Aside from fhis his parents
Nr 7rd Mrs HeBr, Allen. reside iu
.H.s city, and many friends. who will
le glad to give him their support boz
tts campaign.
lH 1870 Mr. Allen east bic 6rsi vot,
ia iHis aI'r and ever since that time
Doe boon aH ardent worker for Repub
IiHu principles 81 De- perfectly right.
iHaf fhe Appeal ard a.l his friends IB
'h.s vicinity rally fa bite support ia this.
uuraiw If hs Be- usressIul ir ftis.
undertaking bs v.II NOT go into ftr|
aHTa urrrfrarsd FOO Discharge every
.H'N af Goo office with efficiency Hs|
s entirely competent Co 600 thr Office
IH' Decides HIs excellent guai.fa
lions aa scholar Ha has bod tva|
'1r. experience as deputy clerk IH
Marion county Taf els years Ia. nae
.r.. a position ls 16oskssrer at fsI
Oregon state Asylum. giving entire
a'..'1ri'on. as shown ly report of ]
Ia joint legislative committee on in
rf''mf.oH of tho affairs OF ths bsy
m which vas handed 10 us recently /
81 friend
NO. Roland ihe present official all
Boz county clerks Office. we under.
land. BE- uof astirs far nomination ir
I"w of ito face ihat fh, Old ssfab !
.sa'i precedent af Imt of fVs|
'rms 0f office shaa.I ls respected /
nN attempt fu break This r.F. vm i I
koly meet with d.arurayaI arI Nlr
oland .s uot tHe mar WHO n.I af. /
'mpt to make monopoly uf county
iairs Do" las tIri ffe office with
.mo-i satisfaction, auI according ID.
Dis old established mIs ll. t.rm f.'f
'd'l at fbs close of fhIs official r,.r Ir
'en why should uor every citizen r
ls vicinity render assistance FL. na|t
lIow r.i.EsH who rs worthy af over, .
'or chat may be extended H.ma rr. r
''erion Appeal faaHrs.Iy auI Nnh|F
oasuIe endorses fhs arnIa.g .f| Do
'n d d. Allen far county r,r.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19

Nothing Is more 10 demand than a
medicine which meets modern rsouire
ments Tor a blood ana system cleanse,
su'b 's DR. Kings New Life Pills
They a'- ius' what yoa need 10 ears
,'on'eh ard liver troubles Try them
AZ j. e. Perry 5 drug store a5e. rrs-.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19

educated foreign women. mostly teach
ere and sotcfa.as... vfu 8f0 constant
/. 'v coming fn U. country 'a gain O.
livelihood Man. uf fU,.. women fail
to succeed H 'Hsir ,uraiious and many
.af i0m ao suffering from want and
arr compelled fa .arf fha assistance of
fHH consular representatives. of their
respective .mrffs. Particularly tbs
German ranml Nas Hk.u great inter
asf Boo '0a rIar as there .s compare
lively a rnfrr rHmI.f Hf German
gorvre.as uan af HHr other nation
HItr Among offsf prominent society
ruH.H W|H in#. great interest Boz h,
m'fr Hn M iaar Uues,nh,im
anI Nu Ludwig -affa Tho rral or
.E.rHf.r af fH. movement however
Nas "a German HrrHrss. whose rypcr
.rHra aHf.HF twenty 1rau Is self ur.
0orf .H America hHs taught nor many
things about iHs mrIsH.rs which wo
bon of f,r rHu HaEf ia endure.
Tho Organization proposes to begin
'H "a small asaIs A HBf vill bs rented
Hl furnished which win f.rye as o. /
osIal center Tor fhosf who often know
.l-uuia.r ra ono ia fit r.f, aHI are /
.r.r.s.7 aIiauat weHs If n hoped I
Pea. n tIf rouHr .f Hmt GOO -rs
u iho organization oRH ts uarerII
n. % regular r'ub house far COVER
BOSSES HH# Teachers erected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19

Itching piles produce ue.stur. AMI
cause itching; this farm las wen nv
blind bleeding of rrotmlipg piles. a-g
cured oy pr Bo-sau-ko's P.,s Bsrs.-..
stops itching ana bleeding Abs5ri.
JUNIORS 'ye JAP at druggists o. s,rt
'y mail Iseaase s-es. w-..s r.
r.'~' ~ your ease Dr Rosaak,. Pin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-19
TELLS BY
THEIR SLEEP

j ELS BY
THEIR SLEEP
81 can tell by my little
ones sleep when a cold is
coming on said a mother
when speaking of the advance
symptoms Of colds in children.
"They toss about, are rest
less, their breathing is heavy
and there are symptoms OF
night sweats. The neXtmorn-
ing | start with Scots Emul-
sion. The chances are that
in a day or two they are all
over it. Their rest is again
peaceful and the breathing
norma"
Here's a suggestion for
all mothers. SCOTS Emul-
sion always has been almost
magical in It's action when
used as the ounce of preven-
ton. Nothing seems to over |
come child weakness quite so |
effectively and quickly as
SCOTS Emulsion.
scorr q BowSF CO.. rsaH SO. sew York /
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Notice % snh.crs...

mo stock Of .ls M.ual C.r-f--
ANY aIe requested 20 NEE. r.s.,
o'y January 25d atloo'sle,E ,- II.
IN g'',' ..,., 'oa,' Absolutely necessary tb,t
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