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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-05
Personal.

freeman Bros, of Richmond, have
distributed blocks of stock to five OF The
Oldest EMPLOYEES of the COMPANY, among
whom is Mr.. Samuel Beodheim, who
has been connected With that house for
Is wears.
MIR. P J Dempsey has returned from
Norfolk, where b. has been VISITING his
son.in-law, Mr.. J. A. Carter Mr..
Dempsey will remain in Norfolk a few
weeks longer ,,
Miss Helen S'ockdell who Is well
knoSn here, where she once lived, "lli
give The second of her series Of talks on
"Bsputy il Every Day SPEECH" at the
art club 10 Redmond tomorrow evening
Mr. F. F. w. BNant, fthe Bryant
T. ectric Company, who has bfen con
fued to HIS bone tor the past two weess
with a sev.rs attack of tousilitis, has re-
covered and is able to be out agair
Mr.. w. Ludw' II Baldwin has returned
from a vislt TO bis cousin, Nj. j. )
Bla kburn -rNorfoik Ledger.
Mrs. Blanche BtrAley left today
20 visit rel4lives and trends in New
York. Boston and Worcester.
Mrs. Gardner l. BOothe will be 1T
home at ll2 {. Columbus street this
after Don and each Wednesday afternoon
10 December, from to 6 O'Clock.
The condition Of DR. 4. NJ. JoDe"
who is a. the Providence Hospital IN
Washington, continues to improve, and
he il aple to WORK about bis room.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Powers Of Cha'
lesion, \ c., arc vi.l ing Mr. aid Mr..
R. II. Remington. on DGGc street
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Wedding.

NJ. r bert L wsrd Duvall and Miss
Be.s,e Nig'pls Wreion were married a.
the esd nee Of Mrs. Aonie Z. Payne,
the hr d : suot, at the corner of Colum-
bus and Oronoco streets, by Elder Nor
ton. Primitive Baptist Minister, OF Wash
ing;on. ct 8 p. IN. Yesterday. Only
members of the two families were pres
enl. rne bride was gOwned 10 white
crepe de chine over tafiets silk, and car
ried LsFfance losea. Mr. and Mrs.
Dngall left Tor New York, via Norfolk,
and will ne At home 10 their friends after
December 20-h.
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.erha shnManan,s Ward -

A large audience assembled % Re
Opera House last night, whea Inc
Sbowman's Ward was presented 'o'
,ha benefit OF the family OF the la'e
Charles I. Smith, who vas k'ile' oc'o '!
% Ubile assisting an officer in arresliDg
a negro. The entertainment was unne'
the auspices Of the Young Men ? SEDAN }
Lvc,nm. snd the little play was exceed
NOV well rendered. The Performance
Was directed by Mr.. A ID. Monuer.
The performance OF MTs. Monuef, Sr
Ro,hmund, aud Mr. F'rischmann; the
regulations OF little Caroline ID. W~Sl'
and the solo of W. l.. Thornton we're
especially good The cast vas az follows
Junius Bruins Pl'mmin', PIal'e
tragedIan. NJ. g Green Hans Dinkel6ere'
or a specula,or. Carl A. Ru,hmond; az
Dinkelnerger, Hans brother, h. Firlsch-
mann; Johnny Joy, comedian OF rllm-
mius' al.slar comedy aggregation, John
r. Lucas: Rip ey Oldepgsy, Patty $
wicked uncle. E. r. Biuell; "P'ops,
the vcry toughest, II Linden What
l~v: Prot O,rion, proprietor of temSle
seminary, R. C. Green, Sheriff CIn'ch
and Dnblefee, James W. Petty; Pa''y
willis. PHmmins' ward, Mrs A. d. Non
tier. Juisna De Light, Phmmlns' lead
ing lady, Miss Ida Breen, Judith Ootlon,
the professors sister, Miss Marie Fan
non; Dora, OF the Plimmins troupe, M'ss
annie Moore; ANY, schoolgirl NJ ,ss
Katharine Birrtl'; schoolgirls, Misses Il
Monitor, Helen Patterson, II. Nugeut'
l. Moore, NJ. Chauncey, and B. Nugeni;
show girls aud actors, Misses n. Nugent,
L. Moore, A. Moore, aud NJ. Bergin and
Me,srs. r. E. Powers snd James Palter-
ann
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The lSindergarten.

The monthly meeting Of the directors
of th- Al zaudria Free kindergarten
WIS hlI last eyennp. The following
suoscn4..ia.s 81 81 c Oh nave been re-
c-iv-i: Nl.s Constance Boush, Mrs. /.
Ticn1..s y - AniG Smoot, Miss c ia
Smo L. L. \ Nj Norton, Ms x p
steiu. Mrs.. J. T. Cabin, Mrs l. b.
Ualar, Mis- Eliza Adams, Ms 5 a.
SIN o'. Mss Mary C,rin, Mrs. Rodgers
II S F,tz III rick, Me-srs Frank CarlIn,
30, 10 ige,s. Worth Hu'f4b, George
Simps "a. G l. Booze, W. A. Smoot,
ST., ". A. onoo', il, VI. Ruben q
SIMS. +. l. Allen l. Sbumsn, NJ. b
Haroe, H-ury Whit, A G. 81 ym iket,
Wn. + Hol, Edgar Ws'ti Id, Geo. ;.
French, b. Bar. f. NJ Graham, I. :.
II .roer, J. f J,ansan, J c. Milburn,
3. Wri, NJ s., Netue FsNcett, Mr.. and
Mrs. j I'm Le.doealer Mrs Morrison,
of BIO ,slaud. d G. will welcome Sisit-
ors At The k,nrergarteu rooms, corner OF
Wdzrs and Eff y streets, between tie
hours a. and -
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Supper

The Woman's Auxiliary to Il. L.
Lee Camp will hold their annual oys eI
supper this evening snd tomorrow even
ing 10 Confederate Veterans building.
Toe proceeds of the supper go 10 The
marker fund to enable the organization
to plac' head stones to msrk the resting
place Of our Confederate dead. Delight
iul suppers have been prepared and a
large attendance is expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-05
The Robinson Case

The care If John RDbinson and bis
son, +. Harvey R jblnson. who CfFe A.
rested several weeks age on su-plci"D 90
rohbing freight csrs, cnme up IL the
Police Court this mornin Ire accuse"
wer. Represented by Mr. L. II. Mach r,
and NJ. :. G.. Brent, Cnmmon"eal'h' .
Attorney, appeared for the State /.
was decided to continue the case uuri .
o'clock this afternoon.
The investigation had just been CON
menaed when this report closed - S;4o
O'clock.
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Mr. Angie B rdsonr, 20 years old, niece
of Z S. Senator A. j. MrLauriu, vent
to trial at ii zelpur.t, MISS yesterday
Tor her life. Sheis under indictment for the
murder of DR.. Thomas II. Butler her
family physician, at Monticello, the home
of BirdsoDgs, November 20 1905 The
line of defense will be womsn's right
10 protect her good name Evidence
vii be introduced, the defense claim, to
show that DR. Butler boosted OF his re-
lauons with Mrs. Birdsong.
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". &, Il. L.

Toe regular business meeting oil the
Alison W. c T u. will be dispensed
win TOT this week on account OF the re-
cep,ion given the union by Ms. Wha'Isy'
200 E street southeast, W. shingtOn. The
union Will leave Royal street station to
morrow afternoon on the l:45 trsin, ana
return in time for prayer meeting at 1851
p. m. ia the parl0r Of the Children
Home,
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AnniXrrSRrX.

We have received an Invitation from
the minister, elders and deacons of The
North Reform.d Church, Newark, n. j.,
10 De present at their semi-ceuteunial
fa.uval 10 be held al the church during
the week Doe mber tenth to seventeenth.
Tn anniversary sermon vii be preached
bg Ry. James !. Vance, torm' + y past
of me Second Presbyterian CRu'ch OF
this gIv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-05
Non-Resident Hunters.

A rOu-fe'i0ent must tske outs license
Of $40 10 hunt in Virginia, failure 10 do
so being punishable by a heavy fine.
Iuvi,e1 guests of property owners are
exempt lrJm the pa, ment Of the license
when they hunt on property owned ov
their host, or who may be Invited to
hunt on property owned by others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-05
More Cars.

The city of Alexandra places a tax Of
IS per car on eacn Car in u-e by the
Washington, Alexandra and Mount
Vernon Railway Company. Last year
the railway mpany reported twenty
seven cars, and f r the year l9O6-O7 they
nave reported that they have increased
their r Hug stock and now have tbirt, :
one carr
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& Bro,
42O to 420 Seventh Street,
All to 425 Eighth Street,
WASHINGTON. d. G.
LOCAL kREVIT E..

Ten dodgers we're at the station house
LAST night.
Tn weather vac cold again last night,
and the mrrcn'v at O'Clock this morn
ing stood at pa.
The schooner Ella Hill, from Co6eld.
n. c.. with lumber to Ii. K. Field q
Co., has arrived
The Womal's Auxiliary TO Lee Camp,
met last night and transacted consider
able routine business
Mrs. Mary Birch, wife of Willard F.
Birch. OF Balston, Ale xandria county,
died on Monday, aged 40 year,.
Mss E izabeih Beach, daughter OF
En-. In and Sussn Beach, died at the
residence If M George Stesrns,on south
81. Asaph street. this morning
All pers ma having promised contri-
buttons to the SUI per TO be given tonight
and tomorrow night by the Woman
Auxiliary to Lee Camp, and not having
sen. them, are kindly requested TO send
the Same to the camp hall tomorrow.
Marriage liceoses were issuedi in W 'sh-
ington yesterday to Howard J. Kidweil,
+ Dun Lo'ing, and Agnts Y. HAYES;
William Lowry, Of AunaDdAle, and
Nab Howard, and to Herbert W
Wngf Id, IT Cotkleys, aud Matte ID.
Clnud, Of Orleao.
The suit of Capt. +. Bcattie Va. the
Southern Railway was finally settled cut
Of couT' today and the matter il 1t 81
nd. C.p. Beauties horse was recently
frightened ny train on tho South' RI
rosd near West Epd and threw tho cap
tain from the buggy, breaking bis wrist.
oysters fyied, stewed or raw. Dining room
open on Sunday during OYSTER season.
ii Zimmerman, Marker Space. feb 26u
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Inrestlga Ing the Accident.


The fnrmai investigation into the
c,uses OF the accident on the Southern
r ilway on Thanksgiving Day, which
fesulte 10 the death OF Samuel Spencer
and several nther passengers, vas com
meuce1 day by the nGic'rls OF the con-
pany 10 w shlDgtOn The inquiry is
under the supervision of @. II. Ackert,
fourth VIC president and general man.
ager. rbe itquiry is being conducted
behind closed doors aud is regarded as
strictly the STAR Of the company. It's
ject is 10 tx the responsibility for the
accident, aud 6od if it was caused by
the negligence Of an employee, or by a
Isult in operation.
G.. D. Maitox and R. ]. J 'cobs, the
Southern Rail" y operators At Rtngoou
and Lawyers, respectively, between
whom rests the responsibility OF the
areck, arrived 10 Washington late last
night and aced each other this morDi' g
at be official investigation Tor the first
time siuce the accident.
ue Cthte CpIp'IhAiOu O'ihmiosi'u w
c,us Yesterday to MAKE thorough and
Exhaustive tx ,mlnaliou into the causes
that lei tu the wreck On the Sou bern
r iIway n Layer Junction, resulting
in the oea b 81 seven persons, including
samuel Spencer, president of the road,
who MS on bis way South with party
of friends ~ q private car. Officials Of
tne road and the operators at Lawyers
aud RsnecoU, the stations between which
the wreck occurred, have been SUM
woned to appear before the commission
on December IL. The Southern has
been asked to make an Official state
ment OF the circums snces Of tho wreck
fnf he eu'dsnce II The commission.
Col J -cpn L. Willard, one OF the com'
me- oners, stated yesterday that The In
vssigauOu on the part OF the commis
sion wi not lead to any charge OF Grim
InslIty on the part of any person.
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An Alarming 81 uati0n

frequently results from neglect OF clrgge'
bowels aud torpid liver, until ca stipadon
becomes chronic. this cOrdi iOn Is UNI n"wu
TO those who use DIR. Kings New Life Pills;
the rest and gen,l Il regulators Of SiomA'
aud Bowels Guaranteed By f. :. Lead ,eater
4 Sons dnggist Price 2jc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-05
The ehipyard.

The den mage done at the shipyard by
the recent fire has been repaired ana
ops uurs hsvs been resumed there. A
vos J elli. boz hsuled cut on tbe Ways
ID omprro~ tor repairs and soue
-olhers are waltibg their turn.
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3 lbs MOUNTAIN BUCKWHEAT, 25c

Large White Mealy Potatoes, Sc bushel,
CSC peck; 3 Cans Tomatoes, 25c; Cans Corn,
Csc; Table Belle Flour, large sacks, zoe, small
sacks, IS; Eggs, 30c dozen. Creamery Butter,
one pound prints, 94c. o,-
p.v.i snd Wolfe streets.
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T. c. Dewitt & Co Of Chicago, at whose
l,bstory Nodol is prepared, assure US tha:
this remarkable digestant and corrective for
he stomach conforms fu ly IN all provisions
Of the n tional Pure Food and Drug Law.
.oli by W. F. Creighton & Co., 40l King
street.
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LEGAL Matters.
ssu and Tide Table.

Inn ss5 tomorro~ at I:O4 a. m aud seis
A. as m. High water at lO:6s 3. m ana
1IsfI A.. M
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THE WHISKY or OUR FORE
FATHERS,

Continental Pure Rye, Zoe full quart, $50 Il
pint; Overholt, bottled in bond, and Paul
Jones Pure Rye, 900 full quart; Port, sherry,
Catawba and Claret 25c quart. All the
leading brands Of fine wines and liquors for
family trade. Phone So or drop postal.
HARLOW BROTH Frs,
nv. U Csmeron end Royal St|eets
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NOTICE

Propare for War in time Of Peace. Coal is
Comfort. We are delivering the very hest
graies Of Clean Newly mined Coal at bottom
market price. 2,24o lbs. to the ton' promptly
delivered by. ,,,,.o,,
Both Phones o.. 107 south Row street,
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" Gather Probabilities.
The southern 3 Fast Mail

Tnr hi. section rain AMI warmer tonight
Thur-day rain. increasing sOutherly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-05

"It's hot stuff alright, " said one Of our Gus.
toners. when he tried bottle bottle o.
Blondheim X SWfi's prepared hoI'eradish.
Sufficient
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-05

Ecu ID An ODD FELLOWS FlA-
l Owner can have il by calling at hhh'
FURIH'S CIGAR STORE, 1912 King street.
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MOTIF r..

The large life size French doll viii be
draw at the Opera House Cafe TONG al
$: 0s o., l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-05

COR kN1-Des,ra ble seven room
FL NE HOUSE., Nc. 327 north COlums
us street. Possession given Of once. Apply
tbs south ROvHl street. dec5 81
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01
Unknown Friends.

There aro many people who have uoed
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy with splendid r. suits, but
who are unknown because they have
hcs,tated about giving testim nial Of
their experience for publication These
people, however. are none the less
friends Of this remedy. They have done
much toward making it . household
word by their personal recommendation
to friends and neighbors, 1t is a good
medicine to have in the homo and IL
widely known for its cures Of diarrhooa
and all forms Of bowel trouble. For sale
At Daniels Drug Store. mwi
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

A LOSING PROPOSITION M.
A. Merten. recently In the government
civil service in the Philippines. has
returned to Colorado to stay. Mr..
Merten is an olo friend OF II. M.Fox.
the contractor. He used to go to
school here some seven or eighth years
ago. His brother also assisted in the
contraction Of the Doroas mill. Mr..
Merten il strongly OF the opinion that
the United States government has .
bad proposition In the possession Of
the Philippine islauds. having already
cost Us over $500. 900. 900 and the end is
not yet. The expense Of maintaining
government there far exceeds the
revenues aud the only advantage Unole
Sam has there is base Of operations
IN the far east.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

WON HONORS-Tom Blunt won
two prizes in the shooting Tournaments
at Canon City Wednesday. He carr led
away . Stevens rife valued at $40 for
max ing the second best score Of II at
200 yards. The second prize Was for
tile three highest scores in the day.
they being II. 60 and 6S which were
backed up by three 67s. This prize
WAS cup given by the BuenA Vista
Rife clnb II WAS . wooden affair
with buokborn handles. Jack Cognn
Of Buenx Vista won the first prize.
an automatic rife. Three men from
Grippe Greek made seventy. J.
Armstrong of BuenA Vista won the
DAl DeWeese CUP for making the
largest number OF 25s. he having
made four Of them, Armstrong says
be never attended = shoot where
30 many high SCORES were made,
AL Blunt won two boxes Of cigars
for scoring 6s at 200 yards and go
IT 80 yards.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

MAY SELL ENGINE-A. N Par.
nall left for Chicago last evening
where he may dispose Of . gasoline
engine Of his own make said to possess
features that have not been overcome
before. Experts of the Chicago firm
have highly recommended the engine
aud the sale now lies between two
men. II Mr.. Parnall disposes Of it he
will reap quite nice little sum Of
money He will be away two weeks.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

HONOR OF CLERKS-The Bache-
lor club last night gave = little party
in Morgan halt in honor of Albert
King. Myrtle Olbyurn and Frances
Warner. clerks ut the Big store who
will soon leave for different places
MIR. King goes to Denver. Miss War
uer to California and Miss Clyburn
to Oklahoma. Dancing and card
playing were the principal features
Of the nights amusement. Refresh.
ments were served. Harry Sweet
and Mrs. Willets Barton furnished
the music.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

NOTICE ". o. W.-All members
Of Florence Camp No. 3s. Woodmen
Of the World and visiting neighbors.
the members of Florence Circle No.
80 aud Independent Circle No. COS.
Women Of Woodcrafs and Waiting
members are urged to meet at Union
hall promptly st O'Clock Sunday
afternoon to. march to the refinery
yards whore rigs will be provided fol
those who will 20 to the cemetery fol
the purpose Of observing Memorial
dav.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01
WEEK CLOSEs-The week Of car

WEEK CLOSES-The week Of car.
uival in Florence will draw to Al end
tomorrow night. Each night the
management has drawn big crowds
and those who paid their money all
seem to be we'll satisfied. There
will be . matinee tomorrow afternoon.
Florence can say that 1t has had one
carnival that has done the right thing.
There has been no disturbance Of any
kind and the showmen have acted
gntlemanly.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

Drrina the summer months the ply.
sical culture class will meet ut . ..
m. in the basement Of the M. e.
church. Wands. dumbbells. CLUB
swinging, flying rings. parallel bars.
trapizs. FANCY steps. marching. etc {.
included in the work. Tuesday and
Friday. Mabel Sbeafer. Instructor.
Is. 80
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

FISHING SEASON ON-The trout
fishing season opened this morning
and in many places the lakes and
mountain streams are lined with peo.
pie. Many fishermen are angling on
Beaver creek. coming from Colorado
Springs. the Cripple Greek district.
Damon City, the coal camps and Flor
ence. 1t is asfe to say that II fishing
ia any good at all several hundred
fancy trout will be pulled ont between
now and Sunday night. Frank Ruby
and W. H. Walker left last even.
ing. Sunday will be the big day
and the prediction is that many
fancy catches will be made. Beaver
creek ought to be better this year
than for many seasons past as it has
been stocked twice In the last ten
months. Frank Ruby has promised
about 100 pounds of fish to his
friends and he says he will furnish
them. too, II he catches them. But
some Of his friends should not hold
their breath until they get them as
q fisherman is allowed to catch only
30 pounds of trout day.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

FACULTY MEETING Superin.
tendent Oondit and the faculty met
In the High school this morning and
cAnvaAsed the work for the coming
school year. They decided on . line
Of work that will prove Of material
benefit to both the faculty and pupils
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01
OFF FOR PORTLAND Mrs.

OFF FOR PORTLAND Mrs.
CLARA Hillix left today for Portland.
Ore. to attend meeting Of tho exc.
outive board Of the Women Of Wood
oraft. Of which she il = member.
About June 10 she will be met there
by her 500 Foster who IL . student in
"a Eastern lchool. and they will tour
Pacific coast towns for about six
weeks. Whiting Seattle. Po, tland. San
Francisco. Los Angeles and other
points
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

1t you want fishing tackle you ca,
rely upon Ludwick and Fletcher IL
Dan ieis block. 77-7!
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

GYPSY QUEEN cantata to
be given in the Houston opera house
by Miss Sheafer ON Tuesday evening
June 18th promises to be . splendid
entertainment. The seats will sell
At 80 cents for adults and 90 for ohil.
dren. Secure seats early. Benefit l
o. o +. grand lodge fund. 1888
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

Rods. flies. baskets, reels. leaders
and everything at Ludwick and
Fletcher's. 77.7Y
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

II you want Hshins tackle you car
rely upon Ludwick and Fletcher in
Daniels block. 77.7s
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01
JOTTiN0S ABOUT TOWN
--------------- --------------,
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

GALL MEETING - All members
Of Florence Circle No. 81. W. o. ".
are requested to meet ut Union hall
Sunday at 80 p. m. for memorial
service. Mary DAILY. clerk.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

The best grade Of fishing tackle at
moderate prices, Ludwick and FIetoh.
er. 1879
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01
BEGGED ON sTREETs-M.r.h,

BEGGED ON STREETS-MaTaha
Green this morning arrested . man
who wss begging on the streets. he
said he had worked ono day in Drip.
pie Greek but when the owner Of the
mine wanted him 10 take out . Nina
Owners association GARD. he refused
and quit bis Job.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

Rods. flies. baskets reels. leaders and
everything ut Ludwiok and Fletcher .
77.7Q
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

The best grade Of fishing tackle At
moderate price. Ludwick and Fletch.
er. 77.79
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

Brown d Son hay, grA',, feed. coal
Successors 70 Z. r Mil'Ar. l.t
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

Try "Miller's" ice cream at Stew.
arts drug store. 1881
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

The poor consumptivc should not be
the victim of experiment, as he often Is,
but the moment the dread disease mani
tests its presence he should be given Bo-
schee's German Syrup-a pure, non-alco-
holic medicine that is made specially for
the cure of consumption, and has world
wide fame as certain remedy for catarrh,
colds, coughs, Group, sore throat and
all bronchial affections in old and young.
1t is sold in all civilized countries, and
has been famous as a consumption cure
for almost half century.
N-ial bottle, a5c. Big bottle, 75c. At
all druggists throughout the world.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

BEST ice cream soda'-YeIton.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

Cucumber Cream makes the faoe
like velvet-Palaoe Pharmacy. 48ti
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
Sending Truth After a Lie.

knaxy c,,ch Hyoc tho foot haoouoa of b;c
nrofess;onol eyner;ance and tbo n,ony
thousands of women whose ills had
heen cured bv this e WPrescr;nt;on y
This experience of DR.. smith was corrob-
GRATED by the standard Medical Authorities
OF o. the several % scho9ls OF medicine , endorsing
terms DR.. Smith beine asked % 70 name Some
Of these authorities as to the curative value
OF I,n the above roots read from the Standard standard
tory: The American bispensatory: 0pSanic
Medicines. by, Grover .Coe, NJ. D.; Materia
MedtGa and Iherapeutics. by PROFESSOR EN- En-
ieSe Of CHICAGO: uNew Remedies. , bT prof.
Edwin NJ. Hale. M. D.. Of Chicago; Text Book
Of Therapeutics. by DR.; Hobart a: Hare.
Johnson. NJ D., Professor or in % rniversity Of
New York Professor John King. Author OF
woman and Her @ Diseases n; Wm; Paine. n.
cinen; Professor John NJ Scudder M. b.. Au-
thor OF treatise onoThe Diseases OF Wom-
en- y Horatio Z, WOOD; NJ; D.; author 81 |Ther
Prof. Of Materia Medica. Jefferson M ~" Medical
College of Phila.
All these recognized and standard
authorities praise in the strongest pos
sible terms, each and every Ingredient
which enters into the "favorite Prescrip-
tion" OF Or. Pierce tor the cure OF wom-
ans peculiar weaknesses and ailments:
In fact the "Fav0rite PRESCRIPTION !"