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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08

Ten years ago Anna Gould was mar
ried to the First Count Boni de Castel-
lane. from whom she now is to OBJ
tain a divorce. Previously at New
port the count had paid devoted court
to both Miss Virginia Fair, now Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt, Jr., and TO
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. now the
duchess OF Marlborough. Both these
heiresses discouraged Count Boni's de-
votion Mrs Paran Stevens during
those days appeared as a friend Of
Castellane. and even arranged a din
ner to which Miss Anna Could came.
AT the time there was a story current
that the count staked his last dollar
on a dinner party for the Goulds in
hopes of finally winning Miss Anna.
The naughty aristoCracy, known as
the Fau5ourg de Saint Germaine set,
were disincined to welcome the IS
600 600 American bride. and for
while little was heard of the man who
Won her. After the birth Of the first
son the Castellanes began to cut the
astonishing figure which has kept
them in the public eye constantly.
Castellane's dips into politics have
been unfortunate, and twice he has
fought an innocuous French duel.
Once he challenged NJ de Rodays, ed
itor of the Figaro. The Figaro had
printed an article attacking Boni's f.
nancial status. Castellane's foibles
have ben many. At one time he as
pired TO reform mems dress and re-
store the picturesque dandiness of six
ty years ago. Accordingly a flower
ball" was arranged and the men We're
asked to wear the CLOTHES OF the Louis
NNIII period This ball was conspic
uous failure Even before his fortu
nate capture of Miss Gould. Boni was
a famous dandy. His clothes were al
ways ont of the ordinary and his dis
play of fancy silk hosiery astonished
Newport eleven years ago. as then +
was unusual TO see vivid socks on well
dressed men. The counts enlightened
ideas about dress extend even to wo-
mems clothes. He designed the brides
maids gowns for his own wedding.
and also the canary velvet robe which
Mrs. George Gould wore on that oc
Casion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

The young duchess d'Uzese, the wo.
man with whom Count Castellane,
Anna Gould's husband, is said to be in
love, is the daughter-in-law of the
celebrated duchess Dues, leader of
Partisan society. The young duchess
is noted for her beauty and also for
her eccentricities, one of which is the
ownership of a balloon, in which she
was said recently to have travelled
over the house tops to make an after
noon call.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08
NEW CORPORATIONS

Articles of incorporation have been
filed in the office of Secretary Of State
Houser as follows
Denison Stone Co, Hartford. capital
stock, $4,000; incorporators. John {.
Denison. John {. Coerper, Casper
Goetz. John A. Koch and Andrew
Winterhalter
BENJAMIN w Rubin Co. Milwaukee,
clothing dealers, capital stock, ST..
O00, incorporators, b, w Rubin, j. L.
Ritker. and Jennie kuss.
Southwestern Wisconsin Railway
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08

Now that the senate bill of the Ohio
Legislature fixing , cents a mile as the
maximum passenger rate in that state
has been reported favorably by a com
mittee Of the house, interested railroad
officials are Of opinion that the meas
ure will become law in short order.
Such bill has been introduced at
every session of the Ohio legislature
for the last twenty years. 1t always
has been referred to a committee and
there has been put TO sleep until the
following session, when it has been
aroused spasmodically to so through
the same process. At this session,
however. the committees Of both
houses have acted with alacrity in re-
porting favorably on the bill, and rail
road officials are convinced they mean
business this time. Just what connec.
ton there is between the alacrity OF
the senator's and legislators in the
matter and the absolute cutting off
of passes from everybody connected
with the making of laws in Ohio the
omcials will not venture to say The
fact is, however, that for the first time
in history the lid is down and down
tight on these sO-called privileges, and
every lawmaker has had to pay his
fare every time he has gone to Or re,
turned from the state capital
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08
Passes Two Cent Fare Bill.

Columbus. o., Feb. THE house
yesterday afternoon by vote OF 104
to l passed the Freiner two cent fare
bill which was substituted for the
Rathburn bill passed by the senate.
The senate. 1t is said, will accept the
Freiner bill. which will 90 into effect
so days after 1t Is signed by the gov
ernor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08
Tragedy Of Divorced Couple

Winchester Ind Feb = After fa'
tally injuring his divorced wife With
an axe. William remplin yesterday
shot and killed himself They lived
near each other and yesterday quar-
relied,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08

Miss Cynthia Roche. who is one of
the most popular of the younger wo-
men of Newport society, was born in
England and, as the daughter of j.
Bmke-Roche would have been entitled
to the title the honorable" Miss
Roche, however, wants to be an Amer
lean, and has renowned her allegiance
to Great Britain and taken out
naturalization papers in the United
States She is to be married TO
Arthur s. Burden next summer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08
Wants Chicago Saloons Closed.

Springfield H. Feb IA petition
asking writ of mandamus 10 compel
Mayor Dunno TO enforce the Sunday
closing law In Chicago MS regards 81,
looms, was filed yesterday In the SIT.
premn court.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08
Prince Dies at Ace Of "a.

Vienna, Feb. Prince Paul Met.
ternich. the second son Of Prince Met
ternich who took a prominent part
in the event which led to the fall OF
Emperor Napoleon III. II dead. aget
"A.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08

Marie Wainwright Is to have the
leading part in the new Mason Peters
play The Transcoso Trail
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08
ATTENDANCE MORE THAN oou5.
LIE THAT OF LAST YEAR.
EXPERIMENT A SUCCESS
More Than 200 Farmers Are Regis
tered for the Ten Days Season,
Many From other states-socIaI
Function Extended Yesterday In
South Hall.
Madison, Feb. 7.

mdulHDIB T'b' -
More than 200 farmers are regis
tered at the agricultural hall OF the
university for the second annual
farmers course in agriculture, which
Dean Henry so successfully launche
last year. The course Will run until
February 1G. The work consists oil
lectures and practical instruction
Daytime instruction will be OF the
most practical nature, such as stock
Judging, feeding and handling, each
teacher using the facilities OF his de-
partment to the utmost The even
ing instruction will be Of II more pop
ular nature.
Yesterday morning Dean Henry
gave talk on Protein stock foods
and Professor $. M. Babcock on milk
Demonstrations were made on milk
testing and potato spraying. In the
afternoon dairy cattle were discussed
by Professor G. G. Humphrey,
Last night ut 1880 President Van
Hise gave an address Of welcome at
Soil is Formed
Program for Today
SO, Carbohydrate Stock Foods
Dean w. A. Henry
$40. Soils; including humus, con
tnuous cropping and fertility-Pro'
lessor A. X. Whltson.
Al Al
l. Farm separators inspection OF
machines--professor +. II. Earring.
ton, dairy building. g. The farm
orchard and small fruit plantation =
Professor 10. r. Sandsten, horticultur-
al physics building.
Afternoon Session.
"a, Dairy cattle; Judging and herd
management--Pro G. G. Humph.
rey and Mr.. c. j, McComb, dairy barn.
As. Practical Work; Section A,
Dairy CattleMr. G, j, McComb I;
dairy barn; Section Il, Sheep-Mr,
Frank Kleinhein2, sheep pavilion.
1880 The farmers will assemble In
the auditorium of agricultural hall.
From this point n visit will be made
TO the Washburn astronomical OBJ
servatory to view the moon or the
planet Jupiter, through the great tele,
scope. A talk by Professor A. 8.
Flint, or the weather is favorable,
otherwise another evening VIII be
Chosen.)
II Is interesting to note tho class
Some are youths Of not more than 1S.
others are mon in middle life, and
u few are well up towards 10 Sew.
cral are registered from other states
and the attendance promises to double
that of last year. AT o'clock the
entire class marched over to south
hall and were given reception by
Miss Caroline h. Hunt and Miss lei.
len A. Huntington of the department
Of homo economies at which cX-Gov.
ornor Hoard made an address and
coffee was served
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Futures at Chicago.

Close Wheat May, S514dS53sc;
July, S4ac, Corn May, 44%G44hc,
July, 44}ac. Oats-May, 309s@30%e;
July, 29Ssc. Porl2 May l4,70; July,
l4121a, ard-May, 767iaW7,0: July,
10 @7S0; September 790@7 g2A.
Ribs-May, 1S2la@SS5; July, 1924
mI95, Rye-~Cash, 67&c; May, G9c.
Timothy March $40 Glover Cash.
l325, Barley Cash, SSrg@54c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08
NEW RAILROAD
COMPANY FORMED
ARTICLES FILED BY SOUTHWEST,
ERN WISCONSIN,.
CAPITAL STOCK $4,000

Purpose of the Company Is to Con.
struct and Equip Street, Highway
and lnterurban Railways in coun-
ties in Southwestern Part of the
State.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08
Livestock Quotations.

Cattle Receipts, $4,000; steady;
beoves. &75@6,75; COWS aud heifers,
ll00i75; stockers and feeders, 2,60
a $50: Texans, 365W44o. Hogs Re
ccipts, $4,000; lower; estimated today.
$1,000; mixed and butchers, $3.50
5S7la, good heavy, 57505.9O; rough
heavy. 5,60@57O; light, 555@5S5;
pigs, 515m5.60; bulk of sales, $3.50
asa. sheep Receipts, 10000; slow;
sheep, 3AOW5.50; lambs, 5.2Gm725.
Dairy Markets.
Butter Firm, unchanged, receipts.
9,294 pkgs
Cheese Firm unchanged. re
cepts, $50 pkgs,
Eggs Strong; receipts, la,Sl3
pkgs; state, Pennsylvania and near.
by, fancy selected white. 26m27c;
western tirsts, 2O>sc; do seconds l91
zoe; soutrerns, l6@2O'ec
Poultry-l.'Ne firm; turkeys, lttsc:
chickens, lliqc; springs, lltac,
Potatoes STEADY; burbanks, sta
SIC; rnrals 5lM5Sc, rcd stock. SEQ
5Sc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08
Madison, Feb. I.


Articles of incorporation We're filed
yesterday in the Office of the register
of deeds and at the capitol by the
Southwestern Wisconsin Railway
company. The capital stock is $4,000,
divided into 100 shares at 500 each.
Morris F, Fox, E. ]. B. Schubring and
e. j. Reynolds of Madison are the
incorporators. The purposes of the
company are to construct and equip
street, highway and interurban rail
ways for the transportation of passen-
gers, baggage, mail, express matter
and freight between various points,
particularly in the counties of Grant,
Lafayette, Iowa, Green and Dane and
between Platteville and Galena and
East Dubuque and through other coun
ties contiguous to Grant, with such
extensions, spurs, sidetracks and
branches as may be desirable. The
right is also reserved to acquire by
purchase the capital stock of any
other corporation or corporations or
ganzed under the laws of Illinois or
Iowa.
In accordance with the incorpora-
ton papers the company is authorized
to construct a similar railway from
some point on the state lines of Hi
nois and Wisconsin within the county
of Grant to the city Of East Dubuque
and across the Mississippi river to Du-
buque; also from the Wisconsin state
line to Galena or acquire by lease or
otherwise the right to run its cars
from some point on the state lines OF
Illinois and Wisconsin and the county
of Grant over a railway there running
through the city of East Dubuque to
Dubuque.
The company also reserves the right
to construct equip, lease, purchase,
acquire, maintain and operate electri-
cal, gas or other lighting, heating or
power plants at any point or over any
territory in Wisconsin and for the Sc
curing of ordinances and franchises.
1t also has the right to acquire or
hold shares, bonds and securities of
any other electrical railways or cleo
trical power or heating companies or
an interest therein, and manufacture,
generate, store, use, sell or lease gas,
electricity or other material or prod
uct for power, light and heat for in
dustrial or other purposes
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08

c. M. Dukes of Ottumwa, Iowa, was
elected chairman of the grievance
committee, W. A. Kelly of Chicago
was elected vice chairman and A..
Russell of Portage, a conductor who
formerly ran into Madison, was select
ed to fill the position of secretary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08

Ii is the intention of the brother,
hood to put Mr.. Dukes on a salary OF
$500 a year and have him travel
over the ST. Paul system looking
after the interests of the men and ad-
iusting their complaints. The brother
hood of locomotive engineers has had
a grievance man for some time and It
has been found to be a good way to
handle dissatisfaction
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08

Last week at Chicago in the Well
ington hotel, the brotherhood of rail
way trainmen held the biennial cleo
ton of officers. Representatives We're
present from all over the St. Paul sys-
TEN. Conductor James w. Pratt, 81
West Minlin street, being the local
representative from lodge soc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-08

the surplus Ct 1904 Following is the
table issued by the auditor:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
The Itch Fiend

ftai D. san nhsum or Esssm. on. a,
~ 'iirafd manifestation u scrufaia
~ oou'ea iu hohlng huuias. oosInr try.
ne ana saiiis patches. ou ths hos. hoad
hsnia. lsgu af h.siy.
~ oannoi b. ourud hy oatsard sprii,..
'gni' - ne hhs'i niasi b. ga q a. im.
parts % shigb IL s iua
Hood'sSarsapariIIa
has curei iis muse rsrsisi.nt ana ,.v.,,,.
H' -'.hri.futs tif lIla.i'stB.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

"'.'.s''" iha. -t-Ia. .,,.r...
'''rrs OF t-e aaarty r.er ,t IN.
e'"'a.aas sae.er, attts r.-.-..
"-'a o. .as aa. favored l. g.5.t
'a''' s'r'sas ar. vL..1 u.., m,l.
.e' be adopted o-s m,lo pat... n.
iAN l' provides f,r .,sl 49,, y.
'a s'''at.'a oi SIS tsss. u.th s,,l.
y '1''' ''''As oa t4s Co.aa sss an.
w 2, ,a' Fanaua s.5e TIE sou /,
estimated 90 tlstc01ooJ. aai /. M
'-Ne %'ea aaa oEshalf wear. o,.I
% ne Pr,ne,pal fsaiuDs /, b.t,.,-.
- ',',a 70 soa'rol ths CAagrss rive, |
! 80 ,'. 'a'l' = Ahe ,As jaa 20 b .bog,l /
= s's' Aga 'ai a quarter % nm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
oARrER ron rRnAsuRrn

"a v 'afi"f af lattslb s.aat,
vho hss aauogu.al LIs raIIas, fr
ihe ohee of state trramrsE Is 5ao af
o moai esiimahle famiy aud uoali
Hako aa exceptionally fuaI shsu II,
has hlei ths plsiiiaa of spgaksr Of
ihe hona' of representatives. aui L. I'D
rfraeut stiia srhaiof with ola
faihef aai ls''hvr hs has buI, up a
uagnihssui anane.ai business ia AL.
hni. ani hss advanced views on ,ah
ie''a ''os''y related 90 tbs Affairs of
ihe oaire he seeks Mr Carter 4. al
ahie maa bui hlafs ua.ior two aim.
eullies sh'rh aaks uea.ast Bis u.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
COUNTY
CLERK
RUSHED
Voters Keep the Registration
Clerk Down TO His
Knitting

Ia spite Of the heavy registration Of
Saturday Last, there seems 70 be no
lotup to the work Of the registration
cIork at the county clerks Office. The
names from the country districts con.
tiauo 90 come iu in large numbers
faster in fact, than the clerk can en-.
Der them mp. At thc close Of tho books
Ias. evening The following was the
registration by precincts showing the
total number Of names, the number
registering ag Republicans and Demo.
Gratis and those who have other polit.
isll affiliations. or who refused 30
nlmo their preferences.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
RIGHT NOURISHMENT.

We think Of nourishment
as food-meats, soups, vege-
tables, etc, but that's only half
It's not the food alone that
counts but the good that we
get from food that furnishes
nourishment. A pound Of
steak is Of less value to a
weak stomach than a crust OF
bread is to a strong digestion.
But weak stomachs can be
made strong. Begin by eat
ing less; have regular hours
for meals; avoid fancy things
and about a half hour after
eating take a tablespoonful Of
SCOTS Emulsion. It's a afact
OF medical history that people
have lived on not much else
but SCOTS Emulsion for a
long time not only lived but
gained flesh and recovered
their strength and health.
From the pure Norwegian
cod liver oil to the last drop
of glycerine, SCOTS Emulsion
contains just the strength.
giving and health-building
elements needed for low vital.
ity weak digestion and poorly
nourished bodies.
SCOTT 4 Huwvn GA rssf g. ysw y5ft
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

no s.earI 10 series ~ lecture.
oa musical SUBJECTS which ls being rr,
'sH.rl o. ne s,uIsuIs af coo college
~ Music ~ willamette Ur.ytr..rv
was given af gro chapel Monday even.
ius hy rfofssm WIN. Wallace Ora.
ham rr'n,.pal ~ fle yan l.psrt.
meHt oH "rte NHI.h"
Nc Graham Who Is rarl NJ
loachln. aai rrfe s,ut.rt II tt.
Berlin ii'sh s.tn's Thoroughly ms.
Ngttei Dts agIIruss with t.s r.Il
expiration 90 tho ,eEu,I.a p tt,
violin tho perfection attained hv tts
famous crewaHa makers AMI much
g'aHal information CONCERNING r.
snaiest ot Bee masters Jsal saI Div
ing A. a re.ursE 49, Graham rs..
res''s ihnt ease aBJ charm wtf.r
a.oa's "'us che ,or6inss ara unIi
'i'ei attention % bis sssrsrs
fh" lesiwa was illustrated v1h
'''.rh'Hs fram Mrpr s,fru...
ini ~.aahfr Tte, asrs .r v.r
'.''a ar' Showed chat Cuhsn f.t.
.'' ,.nTfi vitt the masters ~ re
.lrs 'f .rrHm,rf.
Ih' IceHH- WAS H., 4..-r Dis.
M" 'a.brea'a vaa eea rsu ..-r,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
NOT THE WAY TO MAKE A CON
nREsshIAN..

The Salem plan Of a mui-sIinginf
campaign 10 defeat Hon Walter Toozs
of Woodburn In bic effort 10 get Tho
Republican nomination FOR congress-
man will not succeed
The mud batteries opened up early
and were frsi conducted by some Pre-
tended friends but DO reality enemies
Of Hon g. - Moores. WHO USED
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS
TO ATTACK MR. ToozE.
70 did not burt Mr. Tooze. and he
never replied bul 70 did make people
hesitate about taking mp me cause Of
a candidate who allowed such things
20 b. dono without protest. Mr.
Moorcs withdrew.
Tho mmo Mind Of warfare has been
continued through anonymous attacks
from Salem on ihe W1oiburn man.
that are too obviously THE WORK or
PROFESSOR HAwLEY'B FOOLISH
FRIENDS. M REALITY ENEMIES
No man i' big enough 20 ~ 10 con.
greas from this district who viii know
ingly allow such methods 10 bs carried
on IN BE interest 10 iouu another man.
fc nigh oaice
Tho kinlesi thing That can DO aiI
for Nc Hawiey 81 Republican AZ.
plfani for eongfoss o. That boz docs bot
know what is h.ing done. bah mo-
knoWledge " ihe danIefous articles |
coucociei ~ Salem anH arnt t8 Che
Democratic and Prohibition papers !
aFain-i NJ TooSs
n AZ llawlsy dii know ~ ihsm or
saucilons that tiat of warfare bs'
maksa a rnrat misiaks
Wheu che liavIsy people attacked /
w. Toofs for renting Wooihufn prom
'fiy Zoe saloon Purposes. b Lss ragal
Pofilani rrah leader. took Sc Hsw
by 10 task % rfohi grounis
ihai w. sifioilt 10 o. lIne ~ paf
Jean hi'easian ~ party pdnsiples o. I
va noi fesnriiug % low p,rsauaiIiIss q
.nd s'rking % array Republican 2
.rainsi Republ.ran
NJ foofs = ffisuds will make votes I
% pay 90 attention 20 any attacks q,
pnihr from irresponsible saufss. and 4
illoULD NEVER HToOP TO oIRou 4
'.Arn ANYTHING DETRIMENTAL q
10 PROP nAwLHY.
To eleei q RspubIisan congressman
fisr Che tshisrfaiIrg Influence ~ q q
ireoi nauaaailng amiaiFu viii sts 4,
y tho Republican VOTES u the IIs .
'isi, ani ihr baiiIo flf ths uamIna .
Jon shouhi hs fought oB n,sa.H,
auilrmanIy Hines
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

Tho Oregon Importing co. offers us
"four fuu quarts of slubbl. r,s' Zoe
49,. express prepaid Zoo cheap.
graiismsH Ws H.Hk nothing bat
Cyrus Noh'e, aHi uo' much ~ taBt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
Nominating Petitions FILED

The following petitions for uomina.
tion az tho primary elections were
fled yesterday with the county clerk:
For county treaSurer--W. Y. Rich
arison. Salem. Or. Republican.
For rcprcsentative-H D. Mount.
Silverton. o.. Republican.
For constable. Brooks disfrict-W.
A. Brooks. Republican.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
WHAT IT MEANS TO you.
fow People Realize the Importance OF
Good Digestion Uutl n II Lost.

Many people suffer from dyspepsia
ana ip noe know it They fcel mean
"ui of SORTS royish, DO noe sleep we'll
A1 1ot have "a good kssa appetite ds
not have ibe inclination anl energy
fof physical or mental work they once
bad, hui at tho .ams time DO NOT feel
amy particular pain or distress ia ths
stomach. Not all thIs Il tho result OF
poor digestion au ius.lI1us form of
dyspepsia which can ouly le cured bv
"a remedy specially intended 90 cure
ii anil making the digestive organs art
naturally and properly d.ges, the food
eaten hiiers after diHnrF pills sul
n-r'o i'a'es viii never help ihs trou.
h.r. iary d"nt reach To- Tho new
medical discovery docs. It Is called
swrH Dyspepsia Tablets. and sa
-rer'h' for dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Pc cures because lt Thoroughly llgsrs
law wholesome food taken into us
stomach, whether the stomach Is iB
good working order 1r not
s'nart's Dyspepsia Tablets. by d.
snsi'ng tho fool instead of making
'h' worn ouf stomach DO alI the wort
gives 't much needed rest aal a cure
oi dyspepsia is che natural re,rf
Nhen sou are nervous. rua down
a1i s.esr'ess don't make the common
mistake OF suPposIng your nervous
s's,em ncois treatment and an y,r-
stomach with powerful nerve toniss
which make sou feel COCA Tor a lit.Is
"a..' only o. fau back farther tlsp.
ever.
A.aT nerves are an Igrt bat try|
pro s'aTFei they vaut food
NoaI.sA ttoa with wholesome sva-y
'a' food asa p'eHty Of if v,u IA
s'si.i. and yoa can laugh All H,rys
i'H.ts and medicines
fat che uevss Win rs. pa -,-.
.'ae- fr'm weak. abused ,.s-.,r
'.i "a.a tae digestion has been ~,fs |
'.''' '' tao use % this remedy MI
''a' symptoms disappear
Who ever hearl % man 5r v,-.-
pressed With a vigorous digestion s,4 /
appetite being ,roaHel v.b II
at.r nerves
' ''se'...a means strong rs- II
sous system abundance ~ s-.-., II
u Afe '-'as'
N.aart's Dyspepsia Tablets ur 49,. II
''a.' SEQ your s,oussa ana 5irs.,.,.
Ban" r'sa,i 'lsy ,arrot helm IN. a, II
''''''e '-ey 1ra-..h the t5Iv nv
s''''as 'ae food eaton. asl resi- ,lsII
0masL. '' sac
= 0a se' r'uF.saus1t ana rest Al AM.
'a 'ae same time and taat is sr.t.I
'Fn oa' dyspsPtie nesds 20 bull 49,
'-' gave new life 20 every org,,
= 'a aoded test 20 every pleasure
s'uaFis Dyspepsia Tablet. a.
u sead 70 ;he army of men .,5l
men VITA weak stomaebs Ill
ives aud Justly merits the claim. -
ng one of tho most worthy n.li..1I
soveEiss Of the time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
Smiles

Mon ahn want high offices must Do
su1I liufrl
ssa
70 h believed chat ur Robert o.
loo Steiner BE- having lhs Hr,est time
of h.' 'ifs shaper6n.Hg Prot uaNley
through Snu'bsH Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

cess ono is tbs fact that he bas en-
tcreI ihe race at ~ l1ls date. aud iho
other that ihs Office 1f treasurer seems
o, b. conceded % Eastern Oregon But
with DE high standing sHI energy Mr.
Dlftor's frien,s fe,I confident chat ba
NAV overcome these olsiaf'ft
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

ihr h,n Is m'gHfI.r ,.1H fHr sNurI
D w. AIams Nha bought IuIr Hye
arf" chicken uH.a near tae rock
quarry wuIh of fas rg h1s tesa
selling 20 dozen eg- l week al au ay.
wasr price Hf ai cents dofrn Ua
started Boz hH nl v.th alaut lUl rul.
lris. HH. as H. be- "a mau advanced IH
'nr BE- has lr.n NgHr labor ue
'aArs h.s rsss 90 nafk.. 1a t.. ,..a
ffIr cars