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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-03-30

foundation | built a romance-the
first heartfelt romance of my life. I
gave up pining for the stars, and was
happy in dreaming of modest, sim
pie existence-with you.
De Sally (sadly)-We were de-
signed for each other, but destined
never to realize the design.
Lynne-Like so many others in this
queer world!
De sailly-And, loving each other,
we shall each contract the most stu
pidly conventional Of marriages with
some one else.
Lynne-And regret II all our lives
"a long silence. Then their hands
clasp as II by instinct.)
Lynne Tin choking voice)-Is It
adieu?
De Sailly-Au revoir, rather, for
who knows? Are you doing Nice this
winter?
Lynne-Yes, and your
De Sailly--Of course. Perhaps we
can help ench other.
Lynne tmore cheerfully)-Agresdl /
Au revoir, then.
(De Sally presses her hand and is
gomez
Nine. d'Avila (returning) We'll!
How about De SAilly2 Is he com
ing on7
Lynne-Oh. mamma, mamma! He
u a-collssgue.-N. Y. Post.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-03-30

For Sale by DIR. j. @. Smith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
Personals

D. z. Cox. Of stayton, was in Salem
on business yesterday.
Miss Gail Marks, Of Albany, is the
guest Of Salem friends.
W. p. Swope, a Portland newspaper
man. is in the city today
" II. Valley and wife, Of Stayton,
were Salem visitors yesterday.
Emil Hoppe went to Eugene on the
morning train on a business trip.
Rev. II. L. Barkley passed through
the city today on bis way TO Albany.
Miss Laura Miles has returned to AL.
bany after a pleasant visit with friends
here.
Frank Middleton. Of Portland, is in
Portland today, feeling the political
pulse.
J. " shelley. Of Eugene. was trans.
acting business in the Capital City yes
terday.
Walter Lyon. who is editor Of the
West Side Enterprise, Is To- the Capi.
td City today.
Mrs Frank Daniels is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. s. X. Smith.
crs. Of Eugene.
Governor Chamberlain and Private
Secretary Gatcns returned from Port.
Lamb this morning.
". A. simpson, who has been az Al.
bany visiting friends for several days.
has returned TO Salem.
y. y. wisncr. who has been employed
at one Of The local lumber yards, will
remove 90 Detroit this week.
Miss Pearl Downs, who has been vie.
.ting che Misses Bcrniee and Lena Hon
man. has returned 90 Portland
Mr. and Mrs Dexter Field we're pas.
sengcrs oH the uorihbound train this
morning TO spend % day OF 30 in Port.
land
Prof W T. sialey principal Of the
Capital Business College, returned yes.
tofiby afternoon from several days
recreation on bis ranch at Toledo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

restrictive dispositions Of the
August 8, 1905, have been -
the age limits which made il -
bic for the active and most -
elements Of the people 10 vo,. -
been preserved; and, as was The -.
the past, the elections are divis.l /.
orders or classes with no guan.,.
a fair ballot. The only real 49,.
that has been made is that "A, s,
Of the qualified voters have be-,
creased. This in the new ,s,,....
Of voters that have been created
find that owners Of taxed m,,-
and licensed merchants in the IA,
are classed a. in the second and n..
degrees; tenants and farmers A..
rural proprietors and priests az Of a
second and third degrees. while I,
peasants are put in the fourth 5so.
In addition, the state employees a.
Of the zemstvos, railroads. and ~
men in factories are permitted 10 ".
However, the workmeu are hs--.
in with many restrictions. The ~
workmen who are considered w.,
are those who have worked mos a.,
six months in an establishmsa q
ploying at least so hands. In su-
quence Of this fact the millions Il
workmen in the small and mIvs
lancous factories will remain ov,t
the provisions Of the law, the san, !,
ing true for worlmen In factories ',
have not been az work steadily I, !
period Of at least six months Do,
can hardly be expected that PASS
worltmen will qualify today aiw /
year Of general strikes and partial I,
tcrruptioua. Indeed, Il is sut,
ne the Nasch Goloss remarks ht
hardly one fourth Of the working Ga.
will be able 20 votes besides he vri
men form only a small properties ca
pared 20 the voters Of the Gre, derp
This is true even In districts fusA Z
Moscow and 81, Petersburg. and L .
also true that unless they vote ff
bourgeois candidate tho workmss har
no chance Of seeing their naa /.
parliament. In short the rev s.s1
toral law tends 60 myor ths b5s'
geoisc which has given che goysfnuss
abundant proof of rs loyally.-TrasI
lated from Paris European fof Pub
Opinion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
MADE A
STIRRING
ADDRESS
Professor Alderman Has a
Talk for Benefit OF Will
lamette Students

superintendent J n, Askerman
made strong and particularly inter.
rstiug address before che students of
Willamette University this morning.
Tho speaker said be- was always pleased
io speak lo lhe students OF our state
colleges. 81 consider tlis university %
state sshooli there arc two kinds OF
state schools those supported by tle
state hregily and those which receive
financial backing from che citizens 10
tho state. This isa state school more.
over because it dts and prepares Young
men and women Tor the duties of tIti-
frHship and iis alumni have gone out
90 their places iH all walks OF llfe."
Tho great problem facing educators
today Is 20 give attention 20 the Young
peoploi. little can boo done in shaping
opinions OF m.ddleageJ men. suL stiu
less those OF old men. The history OF
education shows that it has BEEN
blocked by souseFyatismi progress is 10
como through our young people, who
are nov studying n our schools aud
colleges 10 is they who viii take the
places ou the school boaYjs, and lead
the educational movements Of tomor,
TOW.
The old curriculum, with its emphasis
on the Latin and Greek, is being done
away with. Men are not entering the
professions as they were formerly. but
the field OF commerce and Industry have
become more attractive. "The school
that is Co succeed is the school whose
curriculum will touch life AZ the most
points, said Mt Aekerman Young
people mus be htted 20 meet the attusl
conditions OF life Latin. Greek and
the humaniiies have given away 10
physics, chemistry and political and So.
eisl seieuee. The schools have not pro.
gressed ahead OF the people. on the
contrary every change in their eurri.
eulum has been brought about by the
demands Of the people outside of e,hi.
eational circles IN proof OF this as
seriion, che state superintendent OF pub
lic Instruction cited the introduction of
business courses in our high schools
and the demand Of the Oranges thar
elementary agriculture be introduced in
che country schools
The time demands experts and spe
ciaiisis in the various lines OF endeav.
or Young people should MT waste
time 10 studying that for whieh they
have no liking. They should choose one
of the three divisions OF work-eom.
megeial, manual or professional. ana
gave special attentioa % one group.
Ia elosing he paid a high tribute to
the American home, and aid. "ro
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

Tho people are awakening 90 tbs
danger ani demanding of their gov.
cfnm,uis thc protection duo them, but
thc awakening is often the result Of
a severe epidemic which has cost much
suffering sni many lives. That Cali.
fouih, ful of sparkling mountain
streams fri from pure snow aud springs
is giving Co many of hrr people this
same water hllrI with the hlth of hu.
man esrfrih, nee,s hui a "trip of ohsef.
walton to prove. 10 might Boz well 90
recount tho experiences of recent
"Trip uf inspection Across one stream
furnishing water for domestic pur
posses ta probably 10000 people there
arr during lbr summrr months, when
ihr walter s low, u1 loss shan lnuuu
people using chat stream as a sewer
There aTr many summer resorts whore
lu,aIIIs aHI those recovering from
acute iseasss including those that arc
Wairr hurur. pouring their unpur.hei
.hIh. loaded as be- Do with disease
germs into chat stream often noe
mao, rnas above where another Irsort
takes ihc water for domestic purposes.
i0 HslIu turu BE- back with Increased
pn'lutIHu flr thoso below.
iH ono place where the count, health
ofater oas making an earnest effort 90
have ura iaeu clean up auI adopt a
system of sewage disposal other than
Che r.'sr I saw What Impressed me-
deeply With need of education along
sanitary iiues Tho ORDER bad gone out
tf'm che health ohite to clean up. aul
be- uas being ohs,vI With reasonable
amouut of good cheer. walked l0Wu
che stream with che health officer auJ
constable to see che chance Tor locating
"a septic tank when 40 came upon q
man unloading manure from two horse
wagon iu the mi.hile NJ the stream. This
Was bui a short ji,arre above the
water intake of large town aud there
Is great probability that the mau iJ
uot kuow that he eas doing ANYTHING
wrong There arc innumorable private
camps along this STREAM. each one add
Ing more to che poi.uiiou of the stream
than a hale Joten families living along
us hanks 10 BE- any woaJer that ty
phoii prevails Throughout chat valley ?
This siream is uo exception, others
are equally bad or worse. and the time
a fast coming when vita The rapid
groWth which California IS bound Co
have, our streams win become What
they have ,u many other states. mere
sewers -nr y. X. Foster of SasTa
ueuio Ia Cal,fornia state Journal 81
Mehtiua
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
TOOZE
STANDS
PAT
For the Producer and the
Business Interests

A. tho candidate for congrrss wh,
has a record u constant and undeyist
ine advocacy of Republican principles
ilop Walter L. Toorc. of woodbufu.
is making rapid progress iu popular
support
"a a sulf ma,F man. ns a shipper VI
produce, a. u dealer iu and grower oi
hops. ho is closer 90 thc people who
produce the wealth ~ che souutfy
than any other candidate
ilis platform b ouispokeuly for ihs
iniefesis of labor No. has the courage
90 SAY that postal employees ere noe
paid sufficient ani that free rural de.
livery mon should have au alloWaut,
for horse hlrr
That klui ~ a man means something
90 tho ,ommou people. iie Be- uot above
them, ant has na interest iu making "a
record other thaa they will give their
approval to the in che long uu.
Tho opposition ta 49, roole fshr tbs
ms,rss of ihat kiui of an independent
mau. und have rrsortei to attacks ou
his private character hut to has che
support of coo people of BIS ovu gom.
muuity feEardIoss of party or crcel
und that b. suhtlrui answer % all
attacks
rhr charge thht Ne rooss rents a
brick buiId,ug f1r saloon. AMI that
ho driuks. ani that ho is gambler arc
being mdusirIsily circulated By people
who have newer Investigated
49, roofs b. "a business man. and
makes no parade of hIs immaeulateuss,
ia any respect such a. hs is be- hs.
been for mauy yeara ile has always
hsru s,oi snough 90 80 AMI make ssm.
paigu speeches far the grand old party
lle represents che busiucss Interests
of this district as no other candidate
does A. sash he b. entitled to tho sop.
port of all husinrss meu who desife 90
80 energetie, self sustaining men in of
heos of uational Importance
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
How's Thbq

We oaer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward Cor any case Of Catarrh that can,
not b. cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J, CHENEY q co, Tole,a, o.
We, the undersigned. have known r.
3D. Cheney for the last rs years aud
believe him perfectly honorable in an
bus.uess Transactions anj 6naneially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by his drm.
Walhug kiuuau s Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upoa the blood
and mueuous surfaces of the syss EN-.
Testimonials seat free. Price rs eenis
per bottle sold BY an druggists
Take Halls Family pills Tor con
stipatiou.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
HAD NO RED
University Buildings Daubod with
Black Paint


4 dispatch from Forest Grove Tues
lazy aysf
Considerable feeling has been aroused
among students aud faculty by an ari
of vandalism in thc past week which ls
attributed Co certain OF tho under
graduates. Two of tho most prominenf
buildings upon tho eollcg, campus have
been drfacct by class numerals and
references 90 tho faculty, painted 10
black iu conspicuous places. n the
perpetrators ~ che acc are apprehend.
ed tho, will be- expelled or suspended
from tho institution.
ufpn in tho past members of the va.
rious elascs have printed class em.
hirms upon che gTaudslanl and other
places on tho campus. bot tho present
Instance is the first t.mo that actual
damage BIAS beeu dome 90 property in
this way. Tho Inscriptions are in large
letters. and spread across almost the
eul.re side of Science Hall auI tho
academy building Roth structures
were recently painted white, and the
black daubs stand out g.arlugly upon
them. 10 viii he necessary 90 scrape
and repaiut che buildings.
Since che painting was lons certain
members Of che student body have been
under suspicion, ana the faculty will
make "a thorough investigation The
student body viii probably insist on
hnlug tho guilty members, as ,he gen-
oral sentiment condemns the action.
At chapel today posters were circulated
strongly scoring the students impli,
Gated although uo names were men
TONED
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
Two Morn randIdatsa.

e. q. Gantcnbcin filed bic notice oi
candidacy for nomination for circuit
Judge in che Fourth judicial district,
Mulinomah county, De wishes 10 have
printed after bis name tho words "Jus
tire 90 all without fear favor or prciu.
dNr."
George X. shepherd of Portland. is
candidate for Republican nomination in
congress llo wishes printed after his
name. "Makc ihc dift hy at Panama
and save 1900 miles 90 market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

STANDS FOR
TAX REFORM
Believes 1t Is Duty OF Revenue
Officer of State to Promote
That Course

La Grande observer. Mr.. Wrightman
is a man Of standing in his home coun-
tv. having been chairman Of the coun.
fy central committees in the sheriff s
office for ten years; is now president
Of the Marion County Bar Association
and is and has been in the Office Of The
secretary Of state in charge Of the cor
poration department. Mr.. Wrightmar
is genial fellow to meet, and con
yiuces every one Of his ability to flI
the position 10 which he aspires
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

ne cures that siaud 20 its credit
maze R0eAlens AFniea Salye s,isn
tihs wonder li cured ~ n. Mulford
leetureg foT the PaiFons Of Husbaadry
Wayuesboro, Pa, Of a distressing ssss
of pileA ID heals iAs wsrs, burns soFes
boiia uiceES eats wopndA eAnblains
and salt FAeum. ouly s5e AZ y. c
PeFrys drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
Rnae and ungentlsmanly.

ohlham-You. don't seem % u
these wiue- 0ayboy who Aned VI
me the other day, told me- he thoai
they were the finest he ever tasted.
Wrounder-Well, that shows @
Gayhoy Is true gentleman, H'
rather lie than seem % be disco
trous=Chicago Tribune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
Rua.lan Electoral Law

According 90 ihc terms of the imper.
ial ukase of December ~, the elrctor
al change iherrln promulgated
"should simplify ani improve the sys.
tenn of elections 90 luoma." But in
reality lhe Improvement reduces ITSELF
to very small total In fact, the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

put it in plain English, young people,
get married" The sentiment appeared
TO take the student body by surprise,
but when they had recovered their men
tai poise the sentiment was applauded
wildly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

Ontario Argus When you 20 20 ths
polls on April 2Oth, be sure aud vote
flr Frank r. wrightman for secretary
Of state. Ho IL just the man Tor the
place, aud will make an official that The
state of Oregon can well feel proud Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
Excursions Hverr Honr

In order 20 give the people Of Salem
an opportunity 70 see ths beautiful
country south Of salem, snd 20 see the
development being made BY the eon.
pany, the 0ti1ens' Light a Trastioa
Company win run excursion cars 20 the
Foek quArry, sootA Of Odd Fsllows'
eenstery, leaving the wnlamstts hotel
On evea Aoura Enioy = pleasant ride.
aad 80 for yVursslf n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

Portland New Age: One Salem can
didste is pretty sure to get there
Frank r. wrightman, for secretary Of
s,ato-iust the man for that Office
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

Portland Hatchet. Assistant Sccre.
tary of state Frank T. wrightman is
iust the right man 20 advance 20 the
heal of that Office. lie deserves e, and
no better man could be selected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

Albany Hersld Mr. Wrightman is
and has been a strong advocate Of The
indirect tax for maintenance Of The
state government, thereby relieving the
land owners and present taxpayers Of
this heavy burden. BY the indirect tax
method, which he proposes, the state
would be able 20 collect sufficient mon.
ey for All administrative purposes from
corporations and companies owning val.
liable franchises and other property,
thus cutting or the state tax which is
apporiioncd among the several coun.
ties Of tho state. and by the county
government taxed against the people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

Tho Dallos Chronicle. Mr.. Frank r
wrightman. an old-time resident Of sa
lem. was In The Dalles for a short time
yesterday, getting acquainted with oui
people whom be desires 70 have support
him for secretary Of state Mr. Wright
man organized the now corporation de-
parimont in the secretary Of states Of
Gee under thc now corporation law, and
has bad charge of tho department since
that time. Ilo b. Ia very genial man, and
strikes one as being the genuine SORT
Mr. Wrightman is a personal friend Of
our district attorney Mr. Franklin
Mcurfrc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

Gas ToREA
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-16
A l. A S NJ AID K E S

que tienen hijos enfermizos, d6bles
de un desarrollo diffcil, raqufticos,
escrofulosos, predispuestos las en-
fermedades del pecho, no sabrlamos
.recomendarles sufcientemente ell
empleo del "OVO LECITHINE BI-
LION" f"
Este en6rgico inofensivo recons-
tituyente, nos ha merecido un gran
.ndmero de cartas de agradecimiento
de las madres que 10 emplearon
desPues de haber probado muchos,
otros medicamentos que habfan que
dado POGO menos que inencaces.
Exigir la marca OVO LECITHI-
NE BILLION, que ha servido en- las
experiences de varios Hospitales de
Paris, y ha dado siempre los mejo-
res resultados.
Rehusar todas las imitacioneS. -
F BILLION, 46 Rue Pierre Charr6n
Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-16
Buques que deben IIegar
y salidas de este puerto

Vapor espaflol Miguel Gallart. =
Salio de Barcelona el 80 1ltimo pa
ra sus escalas del Mediterraneo Co.
ruf1a y Vigo, para esta.
Vapor cubano Julia, Ell ~ del
corriente recalara, procedente de la
Habana, y escalas intermedias.
Vapor frances Montreal Del II al
I8 del actual recalara procedente de
Puerto Plata, y seguira viaje para
Europa, via St Thomas.
Vapor americana "Arkadia. ."-Sali6
de New Orleans para esta, Ell s del
actual.
Vapor espanol "Monserrat. - Del
20 al p del corriente, estsra aquf con
procedencis de Colon y escalas, Y Sc
guira viAje para ESpafia
Vapnr ame.ica O Caiacas. Gen
lestiDo a New York, saldra de este
puerto hoy.
Vapor amel icano Philadelphia. -
SaIi6 del puerto de New York para
lei nuestro, 81 - dci actual, V seguira
Vi te para la Guayra
Fapor an ricano "Coamo. "-Saldr4
p "a New York q p del que cursa,
con la corre~P ndcocia, carga y pa
safe
Vapr americana Carolina Del
puerto de- New York para 6.t-, saldra
! I9 del corriente.
On vapor de Il Companfa Ira
sltlantica EspafIola --Estara en- puer-
to el % del qus cursa, procedente
de Espafla, y seguira viaje para Ha
0ana demas puertos De su irinerario
Vapor espaflol "Conde Wifredo. -
oaldra directamente de este puerto
para Vigo, Coru1ia, Santander Bilbao
r'asajes y el Mediterraneo, el dfa 8
del entrante Junio.
Vapor noruego, Weldelskins ..
esta para salir de Montevideo con
este destino. Los introductores deben
trasmitir sus ordenes por cable prom
tamente terminads aquf sus ope-
raciones, seguira viaje para Cuba y
kstados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-16
ULTIMAS NOVEDADES

EI Practicon, de angel Muro, tratads
complete de eocina. Pueblo girls, noVels
de Rusinol EI rsuiren sent rial, pOF
Hinoiosa, Catedratico de la Unlversidad
Central q noSia, Novela de Solar. Iris.
te realidaG, (novela). Luengo. Episto-
Iario de Santa Teresa. EI socislismo.
pDr ChiapellL Fernando Wy Dona
Barbara de 3raganza, historic, por Dan
villa Arte de hacer versos, Trueba. Co
Iosinas, Martin Manual del rnecanieo,
tranche. Ossdichas de un professor.
champfieury. Monitor de huesos, Pc
rez Cap6. Muerte de Isidro O DonneII,
ors. Ell cbrero, Bulla. Codigo Civil, to
mo 22, Sc@vola. la Alpujarra, Alarc6n.
NoyeIas, de idem. Dona Roma, move
ia) lIail Caine. traducida al espanOl CuI-
two del aigodorero, Shelly codlgo de
Concrete, conentado cor Romero Gir6n-
lnstrumentos puhIicos, por zarsoso
~aai5o dc c7merc.o, c"n"nfado poE
.hoiia- Cr.eca renaI. 'arnevale. In
ores de IA Soc. .oloaia, Spencer.
atozia inGactiya, 6iddln@7. Ley de
isco . civil. Maurcsa
Concentrates al c6dise Civil, Maa.
.esa- Las Siete Partidas, comentadaa
por Gregorio Lopez. Tratado de partos.
por Award codiso de Concrete, edi-
cion Gongora. Fisiolosia fiIosofiea, Al
eolea- Exterior del cabaIIo, villa. IN
razon humana en- estado de saIud,
Mata Anatonia descriptive, ROBBERS
Ciruiia especial veterinsFla, SainH.
Fantasia realidad, novela del puqus
ue h'Vas. la antigua Ia nueVa Fe, pos
strauss, Granada Ia bella, descripeiO-
nes de Ganiyet. SisamosIe, novela Do
sienkiewicz culpas aienas, por LsO1
) Tinseau
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-16

Ell sefior Harris, Jefe de la divi :
sion de edihcios pdblicos dirigi6 car
ia al Alcalde TODD, con ell fin de que
abriese cuenta particular de consume
de aqua A los funcionarios que ocu-
pan los edifcios p1blicos, contestan-
dole el sefior Alcalde que ell Munich
pis acostumbra cobrar siempre ell
aqua consumida a los duefios de las
casas no a los particulares. y que CO.
mo Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico es ell
duefio de los edihcios ocupados por
los Jefes de departamentos el de-
bia cobrarse, pero que en- ell case de
i que el Pueblo" garantice su pago
entonces sc abrira cuenta particular
a los funcionarios referidos.