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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-24
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular call. L. o'clock noon-w ashingtou
Rwy. and Elec. Is, 1900 at ST. $1,000 at 81.
Capital Traction. 10 at li4Ts.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. com, 80 at 3SJ.
10 at 3S;s. 30 at 30 80 at 3SJs 80 at aSIs. 80 at
3sA 80 at 1914 tbuyer CO.. 80 at 80. 80 at 3s5s
80 at 3S;s.
Washington Rwy. and Elcc. pfd. at IS. 8 at
s1A at S7A, at SIX.
Washington Gas, % at 56i5. Is at JGS
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 10 at 50.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 10 at 205n.
Lanston Monotype, 100 at l4%, 100 at l4S 100
at 14H, 100 at LA. 10 at IAN 10 at Iias 10 at
las 10 at 14Ss. 10 at IAN. 10 at i4ss. 40 at i4S
100 at 1iS
Greene Copper, 100 at 25,s 25 at 25Is
Union Trust 1 at l5l, at 49, 10 at l4I, 10 at
14SlS. ) at IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-24
N. & w. r. r. Dividend,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. October 24.-The
directors of the Norfolk and Western rail-
way today declared a semi-annual dividend
Of IN per cent of the common stock of the
company, payable December 81. This is an
increase of " of 1 per cent and places the
stock on ; per cent basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-24

Silver Slightly Lower.

The director of the mint today bought
100 900 ounces of silver for subsidiary coin
age, paying 7O61 for 1T. slight decrease In
price from the last purchase. which was
made at 70.147.
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New York Stock Market.

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and brokers, 1419 street. members New
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Philadelphia Stock Exchanse.

Furnished by Dick Bros & Co., 14l2 II st. NV.
Phones Main 644064i1.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-22
LADIES WILL
EDIT PAPER
For One Issue Proceeds Will Go TO the
Y. c. /.
WILL Be PUBLISHED nARCH 1
Popular Ladies' Of Crangeviile
Interested In Movement.

On Thursday, March 10, the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Grange
vile Y. NJ. @. A. will publish an
issue Of the Free Press for the be.
nefit Of that organization. Not
only will they try to make the
paper profitable to the association,
but it will represent as nearly as
possible the idea Of what country
newspaper should be from the ladies'
point Of view. All editorial, local
and advertising matter will be
written and passed upon by the
ladies and must conform with their
ideas as to what should appear.
In fact the present management
will have nothing whatever to say
as to what does or does not appear.
All local advert tisers will contract
direct with the managers for space
and position and agree with them
as to price to be paid. To those
who are running regular advertis-
ments in the Free Press Q deduc-
ton for this one issue will be made
by US Of the regular cost OF one in
sertion 60 no double charge will be
made. An extra large issue will
be printed but all those wanting
extra copies to send to friends
should place their orders with the
circulation manager beforee the
forms are made up. The ladies met
Monday afternoon and selected
those who will have charge of the
several departments.
Mrs. A. 8. Hardy will serve as
editor-in-chief, Mrs. L. G. Richard
son as city editor, Mrs. ]. j. Pulse
and Mrs. Frank Richardson as
business managers and Mrs. G. s.
Stockton, circulation manager.
Mr.. Geo. A. Smith, the present
foreman OF the Free Press, will be
at the head of the mechanical de-
partment which will insure the
paper q neat and attractive appear
ance. The ladies are going at the
work in business like manner
which will insure them success.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-22

VIM. Irwin is confined to his
home with rheumatism.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-22
JAMES EDWARDS DEAD.
Another Pioneer Goes to His
Final Rest.

Final Rest.
James Edwards one Of the best
known pioneers Of this county,
passed away at his home in this
city on Monday night after short
illness. He had been suffering
from erysipelas, but a weak heart
was the direct cause OF his death.
James Edwards was born in
Richmond, Vermont, June 20,
1888. At 20 years of age he came
to the Pacific coast and for time
was located in Nevada comfy,
Calf. In June, 1865, he came to
Lewiston, and engaged in packing
in to the mines at Warren and
Florence. At Warren he was for q
time in the hotel business and in
1889 bought the Jersey House in
this city which he ran until 1898,
when he disposed Of it to Geo. X.
Reed. He was married in 1881 to
Mrs. M. Raines who still survives
him. Much of his life was spent
in the mountains and in 1879
narrowly escaped death at the
hands Of the sheep eater Indians,
one Of the party being killed.
Mr.. Edwards was highly esteem
ed for honesty and integrity and
everybody was his friend. He
has served the people as city coun-
Gilman, school director and such
minor offices but always declined
more important positions prefering
quiet, unassuming life. He was
one Of the brave pioneers who had
aided in making the country fl
for civilation and Of whom it could
be truly said he was a devoted
husband, true friend, and good
citizen.
The funeral will be held at
o'clock this afternoon from the
l. 0. 0. F. hall, Rev. w. A. Hall
delivering the address. Inter.
ment ID the Prairieview cemetery.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-22

strong and that more arrest are
yet to be made. He would not
state the nature of his evidence
nor how he obtained it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-22
RICH ORE AT ELK.
Additional Strike In this Popu-
lar Camp.

fAOOtlIOndI 0lTIk6 III lHlS COPO-
lar Camp.
E. E. Espey the owner of some
rich mining property near New
some was in town last Saturday
and reports much interest in the
recent strike on the Hercules in
the vicinity of Elk City. The
camp has been uncovering
some fine ore in several different
properties and this find will be
another big boost for the already
popular camp. In speaking OF
this strike the Elk City News says:
Middleton and johnson have reach
ed the Hercules ledge with the tun-
mel at vertical depth approximat-
ing $50 feet. The ore body at this
point is 8 l 2 feet thick, two feet
Of which is free milling and in the
opinion of Mr.. Steckner will plate
$50 per ton, the other 18 inches
being sulphide ore of good quail.
ty. This property was bonded tc
w. H. Adams, OF Spokane, in
1908. During the late autumn
and winter considerable develop
ment work was done, consisting oi
a tunnel 4 feet bv 6 feet 4 inches
and 375 feet in length, with ar
acquired depth of about $50 feet.
But failing to reach the ledge a,
the expected point, Mr.. Adams
relinquished the bond.
The group comprises six claim
three in length and three parable
and is situated about IL miles soutl
east Of Elk City. w. F. johnson
Ralph Middleton and E. J. Comley
are the fortunate owners.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-22
DIVIDE HONORS.
Crangeville Wins Debate but
Loses at Basket Ball.

VI w DOS0SO w =
Loses at Basket Ball.
The debating and basket ball
teams which went from the high
school of this city to Lewiston
last Thursday returned Sunday
and report very pleasant trip.
In the debating contest our boys
were victorious and in every point
not only showed ability but careful
preparation aud training.
In the basket ball game the
local team was clearly out classed /,
the Lewiston boys being much the
heavier and having had the ad-
vantage Of more practice and a
larger court in which to play, were
reasonably expected to win. How
ever, the Grangeville team put up
q good game and acquitted them.
selves with credit. They we're
royalty entertained during their
stay and all will be greatly bene-
fited by the visit. An effort will
be made to secure return contests
at this place in the near future.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-22
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS,
W. N. Reilly of POmeroy Se-
cures the Revere.

C0I 90 SlI0 oOV0t0s
w. N. Reilly last Saturday pur-
chased the furniture and lease OF
the Hotel Revere Of Frank Ritchet
and took possession at once. Mr..
Reilly until recently was in charge
'of the leading hotel at Pomeroy,
Wash. and has had large expert
ence in catering to the travelling
public. He will endeavor to give
the best service possible and will
spare no pains to make the house
first class in every respect. Mr..
Ritchet has not fully decided as to
what he will do yet but for the
present he will spend some time 81
Orogrande where he has valuable
mining interests. Mrs. Ritohet in
the meantime will make visit tc
relatives IN Minnesota while theil
son, Frank, will 60 to Spokane.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-22
Wrecked BY Wind.

The strong wind of Sunday after
noon almost completely wrecked
the residence on the old James
Buchanan place, eight miles north
OF town. The farm is owned by
A. Mcdonald and was occupied by
Ohas. Cowan. The house was 1Sx
26 feet and q story and q half high.
The family was all in the house at
the time and while considerable
damage was done to the funiturs
no one was injured beyond . few
scratches.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-22
At the Catholic Church.

The lecture on Astronomy, post
poned on account of bad weather,
will be given Sunday at 7:30 p. m.
On Ash Wednesday, the 28th, Mast
at 9 a. m. and opening Of Lent.
During Lent weekly services in
the evening, at 1880 on Wednes.
day and Friday.
Rev. A. M. Billiau, Pastor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10

sae aaa malaria can D., relieve,
' "'i With Eestu, Busrs Tsi.
pure, toni, medicine. of e.rs,.-r
''''a' In malaria. fsr tt sysr,, , ,~.
s''''.'e inaasHes oa tts l.ssss, .-..-
.'s % 'a,'r''y og, % tse system. u Il.
--'1 70 ee preferred 20 qrir.rs. lay.
2 none Of ta,s drugs tal sfts, !,
..' p $ Monday % Herrs,t,
''A''. writes "Ny brother v.. 80,
"" "''A ma'ar.a, fever aud i,g-s...
.., ,.l 10 took E.es,ris B.t,srs. uti,s
saved eis hfe" AtJC.Ps-, -,,. -. -.'-
''''e' price Soc, guaraute,F
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10

A great many Americans, both mer
| and women. are thin, pale ana puny' Witn
| moor circulation. because they nave III
trpatcd their stomachs by hasty eating
or too much eating. by consuming alco-
hulir beverages or 10y too close cOnIne-
mput to home. office or factory. ana IN
consequence the stomach must be treated
ip m natural way before they can reCtify
their earlier mistakes. The muscles IN
many such people in fact I'm every weary,
thin and thin biuudcd person. do their
work with great dilCulty. As a result
fatigue comes early is extreme and lasts
long. The demand for uutritive aid Is
ahead of the supply To insure perfect
health every tissue. bone. nerve ana
muscle should take from the blood cer-
tain materials aud return TO 10 certain
others III is necessary to- prepare the
stomach fur the work Uf taking up from
the fool what is necessary tO make good.
rich. rcd blood. We must go tO Nature
for the remedy. There were certain
root. known tU the Indians Ol this
country before the advent OF the whites
which later came tl the knowledge OF
the settlers and which are now growing
uf obstinate stomach and liver troubles
These u.u found tu uu safe and yet ccr-
tain U f...r cleansing and iuNIEurat.ng
effect ...u .Hu stomach. liver and blood.
Thu-. #r.. Golden seal root Queens
rU#f -.... U.f EHu.rHut Mandrake |
root I..U tH"r /. iHut thcrrvHrk |
IN, wUU...Ht. principles residing Iu jNr-o |
uff|.U .... u|.U extracted With r.rr- /
ur.nu.. .,.H. W.Eu tHu most reliable |
and u....|. stomach tonic and liver in- /
f...ut.U when combined Zoo Just tho |
r.|f proportions. a- UU Dr I'rrro.q /
GuU.U Nu...a. Discovery Whore there /
a. .Hu.rfUt vitality I-.Urh B- nervous
exhaustion. Dad nutrition and chin
I.#d. fIu uHUv Acquires tigur and tho
nerves. ..Yd and 900 fNu TISSUES feel fHr
favorable U.'..f uf fH.- sovereign remedy
Although SOME physicians have hpuu
avian. .. fHU high medicinal value OFF thH
above mentioned plants. trf frw have
used WU.. E.FIUrUu I. solvent and
usually OIL. doctors. prescription. called
'Ur th. Ingredients .u varying amounts, ,
WNi uIuIuf
The Golden Medical Discovery isa
scientific preparation compounded of The
g'trrr.r extracts of fho above mentioned /
Nrgri. H.u Ingredients and contains no |
slcohui 0r harmful hBDItforming drugs. :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10

sHe married. ad. "Nov I'ii Re mv own
mistress. uHIs herself slave Co house
hold cares aHi duties
Aud ah huv mugH chat women needs
che rest sometimes She brushes and
Scrubs aud rolls pastry Der temples
thubhug Der back aching. her nerves
qUveHHE under iHc -re-. of pain.
What she would give if shr could Just
cfccp upstairs and throw herself on thc
bed Boo isfkgupl room and fr.f.
Rest would temporarily relieve ihe
strain. d0ubiiess. hui it would be thc
slne story over again tomorrow. The
real need u' weak nervous women is
not rest bui strength 8Hj that real need
BE- fully met aHl satisfied hy uf picftc's
FafUuic Prescription. 10 makes weak
women strong aHd sick women well tt
removes 'hr r4Hars OF vumrHa weak.
rr.a. regulates tHr periods dries weak.
sH.ug drains. heals Inflammation and
liberation and cures female weakness.
'i uauIH H.#rs tfg nerves. encourages thc
appetite Hi .1IHUrs feHiHi sleep "Ia4
fUf.ir HH.uu contains uo alcohol.
neither opium. cocaine. nor ans other
narcotic Do .s purely vegetable pre-.
faa'.uH anI NIII agTrr with tfr weakest
constitution
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10

NOTICE. or PROPOSED DRAIN iN
NORTH RALIM
Noii,s ia hereby given thai co. com.
mon oouhell of ihs eity of salem. orc
go. by a resolution daily made ~ as
siloufhed regular mesiiuF thereof held
a. ihe spih day of December 1905.
eecns % sarsiisri ani proposes 90 hy
tnd eonsifuti Drain lu North Salon.
A. follaaa
ono ith lusb iile from its raa end
81 p.Nlslou street H NORTH saIsu. wssi.
oily aloaF ali Division street 20 sIsth
tt'nes Hesirf'y along a.d Division
EFe'i viit iao isu Irst u's 20 com.
mef'ia' fiftsii ihshss with two isa.
ineh uie rofiteIy aloar Commercial
street % North street. alsa. ,omm,as
Ang in sail North salem AZ ths Inter.
se'iion ~ Nrial aud Norh urosis
and raanluF ttents westerly along ala
Norih street ulit two tsn inch tls t,
V'auu''feial street aui iairing sail four
- ineh i.le iIaiua az aid Irtsr..,.
pon of 'ommcrs.ll AMI North s.rssts
ihio iso tvel,e inch enc drains and
eoniinalnr sail too twelve ust irsIr.
posisl'y a'ouE aii Nortt strsst Or. tts.
willamette river eaI drains ts he.
o. iaid sHi constructed at tls ssr,r.,
- ths property ounss t.rsf,si ,t-s
~ and its c.si ttefeof sr-ssI .r.-
iie pfepsriy d.rostly tsusf.sl tt.r.t,
s' pfosel'bei ty hs ,talis alJ tts
efhnansss % ala sl,y
feia reiiss 10 Published tsr t.,l,.
elesf - ihe sommou soausa. ns lst.
@ ne ffF pat.igaiioa ts.BF t.. bal .
eay % lapsafy, 1905 ssi rsm,,
s''ansss agaiusi ihe above ranss ,r
ifovemsai NAV 40 6lsi vita tt,u,l.,
> rosd v'ihiu Geo Jsys afir Die s-.I +
rallisaiiaa % ,h.s uotlss.
VA MoOEEs 7
Nty Recorder I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
EKcnrEIons 80 Honr

In order 60 give Che people of Salem
an opportunity 20 eco the beautiful
country south Of salem. and 10 see thc
development being made by the com.
rany tto CItizsss' Light & Traction
Company win run excursion cars 90 che
rock quarry south Of odd Fellows'
cemetery, leaving the willamette hotel
on even hours Enjoy a pleasant ride.
shi sec for yourself n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
TWO SIDES TO
VAN WINKLE
SCANDAL

n Lawrence 2. Van Winkle, th'
momircrt San Francisco club man wh'
committed suicide IN Colder Gate parl
Tburahy afternao1 believed that th'
bullet he sent crashing through bis
brain would pot % quietus 20 ibo scan
dai into which BE name bad been
draegot BE- vas Iaboing under a sad
doiusion.
For
While the body of tte unfortunate
busines man end capitalist awaits be-
burial Iu tbo family pot at Cypress
Lawn the remaining principals IN tio
domssiie tragedy which las separated
q man from DIE wife and mother
from ter cHafra have dragged The
ake'efona of both amHiss from iheir
closets AND afe Htu'ng ttsIr bones 10
public.
Ycsteria, Mn Jessie Mav Watson
wife of Charles s. Watson. tho So.
roma county uneber who recently
insuiutei ts5O00 damage saii against |
Fan Wirk'e 0n % charge of having /
siieraiei bic wifc's affections. gave /
out remarkable statement In which /
ste branded hef husband az black
uaier ahi charged bin viH having
practically driven no san Francisco
eubmaa 20 suicide thorough bic perao
euiioua
"rhe charges my husband made
arlinsi NJ yan WIntio we're pack
~ hes f" sls aseiaf,.l "ard wsse mais
only fu ths pHrrass a sriortibs
noney from hm Ny attorney has IN q
Ne possession oofwHruaoseo from I
hy hushani In rhsb BE- askoI me % q
lau With hm boz getting o. vcrHsi q
irinsi Nr Van wInkio offer which o
~ Eefe 20 hrs iorsihsr again on tLs
noney sosmsi br ihs u.t a
"iui as mush as vahi money 7 |f
fulhl no' aoar 90 ash q dlslon5abls
riioH anl : lh.I Faaniiy rejected ihs
n4oaf.oH n
"hy husiahi thought Mf Van win n
- tsy wealthy anl ihat s why ts %
rnrhi uo eit founded or absolute o..
Z fala rouHis H
"fa't Of my husband being Hsh s lH
2 parmcask iI.s father u usu od
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10

N| HH
fHaI II has CURED
T hHf teen iH
Ha|IH H MHf
fH rHHfrI HfFat
d. HIIH wF fItHf rffF
lhu uffH afiHF
HH faIHa aHi wY
HrFEFa HFFr iH 4
iIH| Iaf AMER
HsIHE fIla Z
#Efr rrF
II an #rH
ufI faH INr fH ffrr
rftH UHI.iTH MHH
fHF nFsf lHI..II rHHff
|fH HIE .EHIHaUr.
cod HIIh IHr r.HI
Hs FT Ur.IHHr
auH H r.h UH.F
fHTfF If.THr
o. f"UTF IaHHHIr
H"Ha #."H.. H#..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
GREAT
FAMILY
FORTUNES
ROckefeller'S Money Equals a
Dollar Minute Since
Birth of JsSuS


The great fortunes which have
sprung up SO amazingly in this country
during recent decades, today. in the
.opinior Of many serious thinkers. con.
IsHtatc @ menace to our national we'll
|teing. says Cleveland Moaot. in writ
ling of "The Shameful Misuse Of
Wealth iu the January Success
. without these great fortunes there
uauH ha r5 reign of luxury iu Ameri
|eH ao Haunting of foasts and f1I'ies
|r, riot of cytravagnecs with Them we
|mas expect aI the evils that have fr
|r,raus civilizations attended uuon
enormous riehy. Arf many of these
'.ua . vr have already seen. ara ae
.m.Ir with ua
r !. admitted that we ara the rich.
s. ra.r.a r che world foHat-tfo'
.H... people ,is world has ever seen
fine vaar.ai wealth of cr5s.rs s 81
Hna.aI at or.t eight million dollars
.Iut tHsra ars seventy American ss
tate. fflt average H.r.vfve mfl.ara
oash As showing fhc rapid growth
of individual fortunes i'm ths country
there is interest Boo o. Diet of rich mon
printed ia 1866. according 70 which |
Nsw York sf'v at chat fims taa.,sl
ar't ffarfyr.gHt uIffisr4H9.. Al.
ramrhIot issued some years earlier |
a.s thal u lsl5 Philadelphia ssaa |
show only Con estates valued atamir /
lion a- moro. fHo riches, tsirg ,t.,.,|
stephen CIurf which reached .....
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
MARKET QUOTA
TONS TODAY
IN saIsm 600 Hems M.rk,ta

foultEy-at stoiner's Market
Eer-Ier dozen a5e.
llsHs-i0Wllt.
ty.-ln.
putks-se.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
GIadiOIuS Bulb

several thousand very choice, =
s,, s'i-ihs and varieties, oregOD-g'
ou'o@ about twice the size Of Esse
- imported bulbs, and prOdus'
--SS1 mowers, two to four inches si''
.u AZ 10 20 on a stalk. The bulbs
'"0 grades Largest, selected
PEI o0zen' $3.50 per hundred. Me-
hundred.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
F0F sick and Nervous Pson..

'h.HA' NNU.E
We have cure Tor rerr,rs s-r
steady peoples weak, assalsss r..--.
ana P."p.y pale or sall5w r.,rr..
P.' who are troubled with b.. ~
,. o',lo'. falling memory aspr.,..,- '.. y,
spirits hsk Of saualea..
a'aaa'h' ana wakefulrsss, ,r .s. ,.-'
symptoms are produced lr 49,
'l'a neT'es brought on tv trs nv.
'oH1''i'n OF the blood. Ma. ..-
','h' red blood and Furnish ,.,+
The nerves is the vsv +, s.,- D . i'T
source Of disease. and rAe sr-. !. ~ me
'1'y q question Of DAYS Tts sf...s Is
ana blood builder is Dr Grr-,. n. .r'-
a Nerve Tonic, in tablet f,-- 200. '.'.''
~ meal time Ssus at IS. '-A'
,l'ee boxes for 81 az Am r- , or
lS'p.e gain from one 70 nr.. .-,, = :
'' solid, healthy assa p.- NJ. ola.'s
80 OF Tins metstns ma. +. .' me
A''ou it is doing goas '' Hai-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10

=. 1-''' S''. es dau,s at tlsNk.
\. y..' one BALI mile west Or c,,-,,.' !
"e,nesiay uiglt Jaaoary ,o., a.
P '''y iAvi'e1 Coed ,iue 49,,
n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
Week Of PRAYER


..,-.S ~ P mat the first Christi
,--''l. ,..,. ~. Ca,'1 prayer meeting s-S ~
s.,.i.... ..[,. The UHsaved Aroused =, sun slS
C,- an, JOIN los; $50 ana )
'''' '''' Leader Rev. p W. cs-l 1-a 2
Thursday.
meeting. meet in the several ,lar.Ss. ..- prayer 3
'-'''' Matt enc ne Luke
90, Friday.
R.,. m N.,,is.-- s-Jsioa service, ia a..
e ''''' ''a's'li''is meetings. il ,''''' them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
OPERATfOH AVOIDFD.

-'.I.'F I.ih. 49, . er#Tf FUr .T IHs frsf
NHF -HEr SEE AIlr d rmT..F. .f Wfsf H..rf
Na.HIH hh Mas FrT II urufHrf b. mF
80 m.r. .' .Hr umF bed un HnrTIrf RAM. "a
Nl "fa.| i rfH uuIF uH .rf si.r arhaar
,..'..t rs.rHasfHs ua.Hs Nssa I'D.
N.' H.f'h ."Hr.H.|F D uHfrTHrHI au FkaHr.n-
sI'NH .f HU. e. abe musi rrum.ufrr nHts...sr.
4" N. Nv be- NrHnaunlff rt 49,
lNWtI H i.r H.nisrh ant advised ne o. rfIurr
M ie' efrhr aHa have au uTfTaiIau rTTf.nHsf
Nh poe ""' Hsa tulh tIfaH Uf EHe kr.IsH
thal Hf prevailed aH ne Il CD III. fIfross, rr.'.
-..rs '".h rrfFn haltifs uf faFrIf Frr
tH'NN Nr constipation tlaFf u.I Iakrn .H.
WEi..'nf sinlf ths iast rI FfHruar ID.
tN. iN a. Wh HNHtraufk lHEh sash .r.r
Hnf -ru on IsmIF uf. N.UF ~ 49,
Wf lN iIR f.ar ufsimrlI alt Frf.t
hr hrrss Pleasant Pellets are o.
great hsurht boz connection nfth Fs.
hNI'ir PRESUMPTION when thr use of 4
,-AAllNg mgdisiue De- indicated.