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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Steamer Was Rcaaated.

New York. Oct s.-The steamer Bermudian. which went aground in New York harbor yesterday. while bound in from Bermuda. was refoat- ed to-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Died from Injuries.

Simbirsk, Russia. Oct 6,-General Starynkewitsch. governor of Sim birsh, died last night as result of injuries sustained September when we has injured by bomb.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
WHIST

Now that cColer weather prevails whist wiil again become the pasfims during the winter months. In s;F. verwzre ve wiII sell splid silver tea spoons 7sc tc CT each. tablespoons e. sz25 and s2-5e each. forks s3 sz.1s and t3se each All Kinds Ot novelties suitable for prizes- Watch for our big sale. conmencing October IS. lasting tvo weeks The Lake ( strobe' Co
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Frt Irrrr Tram Herr.

The Fort Terry football team ar rived in torn this afternoon and zp- peared fn good trim for the game with All-wstertury to-n,rrvv.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut sho~ers tonight and sunday morning fol- lowed by clearing. cooler fn vest portion to-night: sunday cooler. freph poufheriy to westerly vintx
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06

m . Democrat vsaa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06

Never were so many Glenwood Ranges sold as now. And why? Be. cause the fact is becoming known more and more that the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Hampson-SeNelU
 store sells fhe Glenwood Range.

Careful investigation shows that almost
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
yeuafzy Drops Behind.

While Wagner and IAncia kept up their breakneck speed in the ninth round. Jenstzy dropped 90 far behind ss to exclude any chance Of winning He was third to complete the circuit the ninth tine. however
 Warner. loa1er cf the rncs on lngf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Mail Orders

Our mail orders are increasing
all the time, which speaks pretty
we'll for the system we follow and
the satisfaction our services al
ford. We have one clerk that
fills all mail orders and they are
always sent out very promptly.
We fill orders for anything in the
jewelry or drug line. Have a
special wooden box for mailing
watches and guarantee to deliv-
er them in good order.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Insect Powder Guns, Filled, I0c

We bought 500 Insect Powder
Guns at a cut price and, to give
our customers the benefit OF the
cut. we are going to fill these
guns with our Persian Insect
Powder and sell them at 1Oc
each. The regular price OF the
gun is 1Oc and We will put about
1Oc worth OF insect powder in
each one and sell the outfit for a
dime.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
International Stock Food, Etc.

We don't buy this in carload
lots because, if we did, the food
would get too old to be good.
W. have about everything made
by 'he International people and
when YOU buy their line from US
Won can feel certain it's fresh
;tnl i lust as it should be. We
hay" tn. Stock food in packages
ar POO. SOC and ST 90, also most
OF their other remedies.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Surgical Dressings

We enjoy big sale Of surgical goods
among the physicians OF Minot and vicin-
ity, consequently carry the most complete
stock in the town and buying in quantity,
as we do, we get better than average prices
from the manufacturer and can sell for
less than most dealers. However, prices
don't vary very much but quality does.
It's a fact, tho hardly necessary to state
it. Our line Of cottons, gauze, bandages,
limits, dressings, ETC., is OF the highest pos
sible quality. In our stock you're sure to
find what you want that's the principal
consideration. How many yards Of sur
geon's gauze do you suppose we buy at
time? 5000 yards was our last purchase
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Hundreds of Watches

Perhaps you think that because we are
in the drug business that we can't show
you exactly what you want in the watch
line. That's mistake, we carry twice as
many watches as any jeweler in Ward
County. We buy them in big lots, sell
them at reasonable prices. and sell lots OF
them. We show an immense stock of both
Ladies' and Gents Watches as we'll as a
big line of watch chains 1t makes little
difference what you want in the watch
line, it's pretty certain that we can show
it to you and at the right price too.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Biz Stock Patent Medicines

We try to carry a complete
line of patent medicines and we
think we succeed pretty well.
Many times people SAY t. Is
that they don't suppose W. hav.
so and SOS remedy. and w|lan We
say YES we have it. they seem sur
prised. We have the largest
stock Of drugs and medicines in
the countv and vn1'll Usually
find we have what You want.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Watch Special

Here is sample OF our prices on
watches. For limited time we will sell
II jewel adjusted Nickel Dueber Hampden
movements in 25 year gold cases for
$3.50. This is the best watch we have
ever been able to offer our trade for the
money. You might get II jewel move
ments in 20 year cases for that money but
ours is an adjusted movement and the
case is guaranteed 25 years.
Have you read OF the guarantee we give
with all 21, % and "a jewel movements?
This is it.. We agree to keep them repaired
free OF charge regardless OF how they may
be broken or damaged. This guarantee
good for one yepr from date OF purchase
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Nat1
Our Prescription Department
is Becoming Famous

Our constant aim is to supply on every
physicians prescription exactly what was
intended. 1
In good many places you get ''some-.
thing lust as good" aud on that E'some-
thing" the druggist is making three or
four times as much profit as he would if
he dispensed the genuine article. A good
many people imagine that there is a law
compelling druggists to use exactly what.
the doctor prescribes. There is no such
law, tho we think there should be.
Kyou are any Judge of good drugs and
medicines we would be pleased to have you
inspect our stock from front to rear.
Go in behind our prescription case and
look over the long rows of bottles, etc. On
each and every one you'll find the names
of drug manufacturers that stand for all
that's good.
When you have your medicines put up
here they are compounded from drugs that
have recognized merit. We never try to
see now cheap we can compound, we try to
compound medicines that will do you the
most good. Once in while you'll find
our price may be little higher than what
you'd pay elsewhere but where such is the
case and it's seldom that our price is higher
than others, you'll find our medicine will
do more good.
We do big prescription business with
men that travel from st. Paul to Seattle
because they have learned that we handle
only the best drugs money can buy. Even
tho man may be willing to buy the best
he can't always do that because his judg-
ment may not be as good as it should be.
Our drug buyer is experienced and our
constantly increasing patronage is pretty
good proof that the drugs he buys are the
right kind.
Any time you see the name Mccoy on a
bottle Of medicine you can rest assured
that bottle is filled by an experienced drug
gist and contains the right medicine.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Gold Watch $3.50

We Just bought a new lot Of sixteen
size open face watches in 20 year golu filled
cases. The movement is good seven jewel
Swiss with very fine fancy dial and gold
hands. The case is hand engraved and
guaranteed 20 years. This is real bar
gain in sixteen size watch and it will pay
you to have a look
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Base Ball Goods ! Off

You can just as well save a few
dollars on base ball goods by
buying them here as we are clos
ing out our line owing to lack OF
room, and on all the line we al
low 4 off the regular price.
Every article is marked in
plain figures.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Fine Engraving

w. really believe that we employ the
best engraver in North Dakota At least,
our customers always seem pleased when
they see the work he does. Most any jew
eler will tell you he is an engraver, but
our man is an artist. He does plain and
fancy lettering as well as fine monogram
work
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Homeopathic Remedies

We try to carry a complete line Of
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedies and
you'll usually find the one you want in
our assortment We also have a corr
plete assortment OF Humphreys Veterin-
AIRY Specifics.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
We Guarantee a Fit

A fit is what you want for that is
where your comfort and safety lies. We
have big new stock and know how
they should fit.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-03
Wear the Right Truss

The best truss in the world if impro-
perly fitted is no better, as far as its use
fitness is concerned, than the cheapest
and most poorly constructed one. We
have trusses at several prices. Whether
you buy low priced one or the most
expensive one we carry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

A YOUNG MAN REMAINED
TIM OTHER DAY "THERE is
NO USE IN MY STARTING A
SAVINGS ACCOUNT, I AN GET.
TING ONLY 81 A WEEK
Wa SAY TO SUCH A YOUNG
NAN; SUPPOSE you WERE
ONLY GETTING S7.OO A WEEK.
YOU WOULD STILL GET ALONG,
WOULDN'T your
WHY NOT DEPOSIT THAT
800 A WEEK TO A SAVINGS
ACCOUNT THAT WOULD BARN
INTEREST,"
ONE DOLLAR WILL OPEN AN
ACCOUNT. BE0R NOW.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
ENACT TIm INDIRECT TAX BILLS

Tho approaching election is ono of
tho mos, important 10 The history of
the state. Every voter should careful.
~ consider bis ballot before casting H..
The people here and elsewhere arc just
awakening 20 soc that elections are Of
ten contest between the rights OF tho
people and tho corporate Interests.
Among the initiative laws 20 be- yoi
Cd on In June are two put forward by
tho state Grange. Patrons of Husband.
y( which have been largely endorsed
by tho farmers, the wokingmeu ani the
taxpayers generally one bin pro
yides a similar tax upon che gross eafB.
ings Of oil. sleeping ear and TefrIgefat
or ear companies. (Vote 3is X yes on
ballo), Tho other provides a similar
tax upon express telegraph anl tele.
phone companies. (vote 3eo X yes on
hallot)
These corporations have been doing a
profitable business iu the state of ore.
gon and have hitherto escaped paying
any tax worth mentioning Tie "a
penses Of state government are rapid,
ly Increasing. and che burden OF taxa.
tion falls more and more heavily upon
the owners of real estate, O,her states
have similar laws 10 force, and relief
ha seome, thereby, 90 tho farmer and
90 che man who owns his home.
The Grange has labored long 20 So
cure a more equal taxation in Oregon
and has petitioued Tor these laws 10 the
expectation that every taxpayer and
fair minded citizen would support
them
The provisions of these bills Io not
revoke or change auy law upon our
statutes They seek 20 accomplish only
what Is right aud Just
Printed copies are iu the hands Of
the county clerks Tor free dis,ributiou
We urge the citizens 90 examine these
laws, and an others 20 be voted on
June a. Tho conservative aud substau
tial character OF tle Grange is a sui
dcieut guarantee that these laws are
moderate In demand and in the diree,
tion of necessary reform
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
DEVELOPMENT OF TIm VALLEY

There seems 20 be a cessation of all
activity iu the construction OF the
Willamette yallry electric line
Tho battle for the development of
the valley must ,tu be- made. The
pressure Is Go keep out all elsstri,
lines
The natural order of things would he
for this great aul beautiful valley 20
be- covered With electric ear lines.
Tho way che little line FROM salem
Co Liberty VAS called on and sac upon
has aroused a great deal of suspicion
some day d viii be an explained and
the real facts OF the transaction viii
DO made public, and ihe people win be
surprised.
Indications are that subtle Influences
hostile 20 the development Of Western
Oregon have again COTTON ia theu
work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
THE SALEM HIGH SCHOOL


A few persons are knocking the Salem
high school as usual about six weeks
before tho school election.
The school district elects a director
Tor Eve years on the 18th Of June. two
weeks after the regular election.
Knocking At the present management
of the Salem high school is uuoalloi
for, A. The whole school Is doing excel.
lent work.
The attendance is over $50. and the
teaching force are working hard. har
moniously and efficiently.
They are all young people with am.
billions 10 make this the grandcst high
school IN the state, and they are sue.
ccoding
They deserve hearty support and are
receiving it from anyone who will take
the least pains 10 and out the charac.
ier of The work they are doing
There is no better work being done
iu the West than right at The salem
high school aud this city should fcci
proud of tho fact
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
THE SALEM cANNERY.

The cooperative enterprise Of the
fruit growers and business men Of sa
lem and vicinity is going ahead in a
grand industry
The building on the old cannery site
but much improved and enlarged, is
rapidly nearing completion. II is a
substantial and practical structure.
The cannery will be completed and
equipped for the fruit crop that is
coming on, and will be cosducted solely
in the interest Of the growers
Tho stockholders numbers over one
hundred and the vitally interested
men are in the fruit business. The di-
rectors are practical men.
There is no reason why this enter
prise cannot be made great financial
and industrial success, II the spirit Of
cooperation is maintained.
With men like George Weeks anj
Mr.. Kimball at the helm. men who have
made their own business a success. and
directors Of the same class this can
iery is bound to become a substantial
Enterprise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
SCRAP BOOKS

The making Of scrap books Of press
clippings has developed into an indus.
try OF no small proportions and many
books arc ordered as gifts uuique or
iginal and absolutely editions do luxe.
No two books can be alike. aud after
a limited period OF time could not be
duplicated at any price. IL being I'm,
possible to get back dates Of newspa.
Pers
Mr. Buuells drsi attracted public
attention 20 his work whea he compiled
the famous Dewey album. presented 10
The admiral on his triumphant return
from the Philippines by the members
OF the Maritime Exchange Of New
York. This book. costing sSlOO. us
aow on exhibition at the Smithsonian
Institute
Many other books less pretsatious
have been made. the most aotable being
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
FOR EQUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

The next session Of the Oregon state
Grange will doubtless reafirm its posi-.
tion in regard 10 securing am act Of
The legislature 20 reduce the husband :
right OF courtesy one half, making il
just equal TO the dover right Uuder
out present law the husband has a life
estate in an his Wife's property, while
she has life estate in only one-half Of
his property. This law should be made
the same for both. We hope the Po.
mona oranges viii see 6t 70 reahirm
their positions upon this matter, and
ask the State Grange 70 continue its
labors in It's behalf II came before
the last legislature as House Bin No
sl5, IL passed the house but was held
ap In the Judiciary committee OF the
senate,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
COUNTY SCHOOL FAIRS.

There Il great activity 10 YamhiIl
Polk and other counties on the part Of
county school supefintenIeuts 20 develop
county school fairs.
Tho Idea is practical ono. The
children are supplied with seeds. so 20
planting and growing things that arc
of uso 20 tho community.
Al kinds Of vegetables and articles
Of farm produce are 10 be- planted. eul
iivatei and grown by tho children. aud
in Tho fall ai che county seat, a school
fair will be hold. at which prizes will
be- awarded
This stimulates the industrial spirit
and the schools are made more prae.
ural and tho Idle time of che children
is employed They learn 90 work with
their hands. aud their brains are made
practical.
ln some counties the prizes are ex
tended 90 cookery, There Is 40 reason
why there should not be- given au in
dusirlal tuTn 90 the common schools
Tho Grange has long eonteuded thar
agriculture and horticulture should be
taught la the schools. and these eouuty
superntendents who are making this
beginning should be encouraged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

hss suffered nothing. and has gained
much. And u tho otherwise able clergy.
man has not boon sorry be said any.
thing it is because he fails 20 see him
self as others" see him. Indeed. be
fore tho oregonisn entered tho Geld In
defense Of Mrs Eddy. Philip Bates
made it perfectly plain 90 an bat the
blind that "pcoplo who live In glass
houses shouldn't throw stones" In
justice % tho woman, whether or not
ihc church sho has founded IL the ulti.
mate word a. religion. q is but fair
90 judge her work and teachings BY r..
suits. And these are not 90 be denied.
They are 700 apparent In this lncreas.
ei happiness, freedom from the bond,
ago Of fear, and from all manner u
petty worries and hafassing ills Joy
is tho keynote of Mrs. Ediy'a teach
ing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
REV. ANNA HOWARD SHAW
OF
PHILADELPHIA

Win speak on Woman Suffrage at
the First NJ. E. church Friday evening
April 9th.
Memorial service Sunday. April sth.
az P. mr in hoaoF Of the late susan
B. Anthony. s.sOlw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

Who will write us tho best story OF
personal experience in usiug Allen :
self-Rising II. ID r. Fouri We want
100 testimonials not 20 exceed 200
words each, and wo are willing 20 pay
Tor them.
Write and toll us why and where YOU
hrst bought 3 b Flour, and how loag you
have used IL Tell us how you like H..
and whether you have found Il an
agreeable and wholesome addition 10
the family menu. Tell MS about the
Pancakes the Boston Mullins the Fruit
Pudding and the Famous Boston Brown
Bread.
Now 20 the person sending us the
best recommendation 10 the most artis
tie letter We viii pay $500 in gold,
aud We will pay slOO eseh for an 9th
er letters that We use. We wish 20 use
these letters 10 our advertising. but no
name will b. pubhshed without the
written consent OF the writer.
II you have not used selfrisiug b. b.
t. Flour get a package and begin now;
We will give you sufficient time 70 take
advantage Of this ofer.
Every grocer sells il, aud you will
hnd directions in every package or 10
pound sack. Use the four principle re
eeipes aud write us about il. We are
interested in your experiences
ALIENS b. b. b. FLOUR co.
lw Pacific Coast Factory, san Jose. Cal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

You 70 growing more beautiful day by
day. dear Grace,
/ hope you're not using cosmetics on
your facet
oh. Charlie this Is a great Injustice
10 me,
] 'm simply using Rocky Mountain Tea.
pr. Stones Drug Store.
(Carls outl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
ELECTION DATES TO REMEMBER.

RsgistratiOn books for primary cleo
don close April 10.
Primary election April 20.
Regigtration books again opened
April rs and close May 15.
Last day for fling names for state
and district Offices March 80.
Last day for hiing names for county
ofhces April 4.
Canvassing votes for nominating
state and district candidates May 8.
Last day for aling nominating petit.
tons for county Oficos May 10.
Last day for hling certificates Of nom.
nation May 8.
General election Juno 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
CLOSE TO THE PRODUCER.


Toozo a Page have purchased 90
bales Of 1904 and % bales Of 1906 hops
Of Sam Howard Of Eugene. terms pri.
vate. They have also received and ac.
oeptod the Tom Kennedy lot Of i22
bales 40 i0c.-Woodburn Independent.
Mr. Tooze Of woodburn has not only
a record Of devotion to the interests Of
the Republican party. but be il close
10 tho producer.
Tho Republicans Of The First con.
gressional district will not turn dawn
his candidacy. because WHERE HAVE
THEY ANOTHER MAN WHO HAS
BHoULDERBD THE BURDENS OF
THEIR CAMPAIGNS FOR THE PAST
TWENTY YEARS AB Im HAB7 Thcy
cannot match bin on che record.
Tho Republican party has always
stood for che interests of the producer
Tor good prices for farm products. FOR
prosperity for che farmcr. where have
they a candidate for congress who is
be close o. The men who tIll tho coil
a. Walter Il. roozei They haven Z
any.
There Is not a month or a week In the
year that Walter TooEo of woodburn
D. not buying produce and handing
back money 10 the farmers tho hop
growers. Tho potato growers. and IrE
TIA AALwAYs BEEN ONE OF THE
MOST AooREBsIvE BUYERS on
THE MARKET.
Hia opponents nrc a lawyer nul a col
iego professor. GLASSES WHO DON'T
REPREsENr THE MASSES AND
WHO ARE NEVER CLOSE TO THE
PRODUCER. This IL nid without In
tending % reflect on the character OF
Messrs Huston aud llawley. Rut lt
Ia a fact fof voters o. consider
The theoretical book knowledge of
political economy and che mental nj
tiiudo of lawyer whose mind may
BE- made up on either side of a question
that ho d retained ou, are not OF
very practical character.
The WooihuFn man who scraps in
tho open market Tor po,atoes oats
hops. apples and other products. has
bic practical common sense constantly
developed ilo cannot rsly upon theo
ries No must deal With hard. cold
facts.
Tho Armours. the Rogers. the Rocke
fellers have nothing % fear from col
lege professors and lawyers. THEY
CAN PEE ONE GLASS AND ENDow
Tfm OTHER, AND IN THE LONG
RUN THE PEOPLE PAY TIm BILL
Chicago university is today the bal |
wark of political economy thar makes /
Roekefellerism possible Armour lusii /
iute make the hop trust, the potato [
trust and the meat trust possible.
NJ che Republicans of Oregon will I
tara down a faithful loyal Republican |
worker lac Walter poore. WHO RE |
PREsENrs THE PRODUCERS. What /
encouragement 40 they hold out 90 the
people that they are sincere Ia resist
anee % the trustsf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

the obituaries of che late Senator Han.
ma. che Trans Atlantic yacht race, the
visit Of Prince Henry. che inter nation.
sl railway congress. anil the history Of
Tho campaign Of 1904. presented 10
Chairman Cortolyou by his associates
Of the Republican committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
u. ]. LEHMAN

sAAA and dOOrA AN kinds sf AOus
aniaAinS Phone lsl black. AlsO su
aOOD Of warehouse fOF sent; sls-atO,
ana switching floanA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
THE LADY OR THE C1ERoYMAN.

Ia tAe controversy between the Port.
land oFegonian ana DR.. Morrison. rect.
or Of Trinity church. christian science
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-26
r. S. HAYDEN Announcea.

Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the announcement of II. $. Hayden as
a candidate for the office of City Tax
Assessor and Collector subject TO the
action of the Democratic primary elec.
ton. Only after due consideration
OF the earnest requests of many
friends has Mr.. Hayden allowed his
name to be entered in the race. Mr..
Hayden is one Of our best business
men and has stood as such during the
six years he has lived In the city. and
probably no better fitted man for the
responsible office to which he asplrcs
could be mentioned. The Ardmore-
ite feels certain that he will be
strong factor I'm the race.