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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23

The New York Legislature will now
devote itself to the subject of enforcing
reforms in the insurance business by
legislation. Policyholders and stock
holders may aid the good work by care in
the selection Of agents 70 conduct the
affairs Of the insurance companies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23

Secretary Of War Taft tells the coun try
that we need large army, while Secre-
tary Of the Navy Bonaparte discourses
eloquently on the need Of liberal appro-
priations for warships and their equip
me ats. But large armies and large navies
are tremendously expensive Why not
cultivate the arts Of peace and thus sa We
money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23
r1usIinUnderwear

We have received our New
Spring Muslin Underwear, bought
before the rise in cotton. Saturday
we will offer on the first floor a
lot of Corset Covers, Gowns,
Drawers and Skirts at z5c, all
worth more money.
?, 3 and a year ChambraY
Dresses. Russian Dresses, plait-
ed, back and front, collar and
cuffs and belt trimmed with
braid, soc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23
Underwear.

Ladies' Fine Ribbed Vests,r
duced from soc to 35c.
Mems Fleeced-lined Shirts,
now 35c; samples.
Mems soc White Merino Shirts
now 25c; samples.
Mems $3.50 Red Shirts, soc; ;
samples.
Mems Wool-Fleeced Under
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23

wear, 81 and $3.50, now soc;
samples.
Ladies' Ribbed Corset Covers,
with sleeves, at 2sc and soc.
Ladies' spring and summer
weight Ribbed Underwear at 7sc
and soc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23

The Washington's Birthday celebra-
tions we're general throughout the country
and decidedly elaborate. This shows
that the memory Of good name will last
through many generations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23

In addition to the wonder
full bargains offered Satur-
day, we will give double
Coupons all day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23

Bishop Coleman, in his address TO the
Revolutionary societies Of Trenton, N.
j., yesterday, denounced corruption in
public and private life. II is well that
the fathers Of the church are turning their
attention TO these great evils.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23
Second
Floor New S.

We are extremely proud of
our second floor show room,
and have every reason to be.
The appreciation OF our efforts
to give our customers the best
in all kinds Of ready-to-wear
garments is reflected in the
daily increasing sales in this
department.
Those who are not already
acquainted with this depart
ment and its goods will be re-
paid by a visit, whether or not
you intend buying. Safe and
prompt elevator service. Our
new Spring selections are now
ready for your choosing.
Suits, SIS to $50.
Coats, $500 to S25.
Rain Coats, $40 to $25.
Skirts, $500 to SIS.
White Waists, SIoo to SIS.
Children's Coats, $500 to
SIS.
silk Petticoats, $500 to Sas.
Satine Petticoats, $I.oo to
$3.50.
The largest variety of Cor
sets, Knit and Muslin Under
wear.
Balance of Women's Covert
Goats, at $40 from S25.
A few White Waists, slightly
soiled, at half price.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23
ChiIdren's Coats.

All Children's IS Goats now
Coats from to IL years.
Every one reduced in price ;
some half and some more.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23
Store obe1 Saturday e0enings.
New Silks.

There is a steady demand
for certain weaves in silks
adapted for special purposes.
We call attention to the follow
ing lines which are shown in
black, navy and a full line OF
colors.
Plain Japanese Habutai, 27
inches wide, ooc.
Tafetas of dependable quail
ity, at 75c.
Clifton Bond Taffetas, S5c.
Black Messaline Tafetas and
Diana at SI.oo.
Neat grey mixed Dress Silks,
SIoo, SI.25, $3.50 a yard.
Printed Japanese Habutai
Silks, light weight, but good
quality, "a inches wide, SIC.
Crepe de Chine, $I.oo a
yard.
Chiffon, 75c, sr.oo, $500 a
yard.
Mousseline de Sole, ooc a
yard.
Liberty silk, Ssc a yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23

After such a winter as We have had
It seems like folly to talk OF a strike of
coal miners right on the eve Of the
summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23

prices range from So to SIS. We
are going to sell these coats
Saturday. A bargain is here if
you want a coat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23
E. B. RILEY.

business and Saturday busy day. we have gone over the
We mention lew
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
STATE NEWS


Tho Eugene high school has foorgan.
iE'd iis brass band.
Robert Callison, ono of tho early
pioneers OF Lane county, died at his
home near Eugene Tuesday. Ne was
NJ years ola, aud came 10 Ofegou In
isls.
A Corvallis Chinese laundry and
opium don was railel by the police on.
asers Tuesday morning about 3 O'Clock.
and several Cinnamon AMI an Inlisn
woman were taken prisoners. They
were AN smoking opium. and several
other serious charges will be made
against them.
A whipping post ease has been start,
ei iu Justice Wilson 3 court al Inde.
peudeu,e, by the fling Of a complaint
against William Sportsman. Tho com,
p'aiHt alleges that Sportsman is In the
habit OF beating and otherwise sbus.
Ing hts wife, until her life Is almost un,
eeaabIe Tho sportsmaus live near
Independence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
WOMAN'S
HEAD IN
THE STOVE

A dispatch from Cloveriale, Or,
Wednesday says
News reaching here by telephone
from san Lake states that the horror
AZ tho death Of Mrs A. J. Hombreo and
her daughter. Ora, a. that place Is In.
srcasing. an sorts Of lurid details arc
added by umof az San Lake, the basis
for which can only be determined az
the trial at tho Tillamook term of the
circuit court In tbo meantime Hon.
broo IL lodged IN Yamhill Jail, out Of
reach Of a populaco stirred up by dc.
yclopmcnis Of tho investigation carried
on hero
Tho circumstance which carries most
weight IN tho minds Of many IL tho
finding by James Thompson and a man
named Aldfidgo Of the skull and neck.
bones of a woman IN tho ruined heat
ing stove of tho burned home. These
arc supposed 10 belong 10 ora Hombrce
They were found after a search, which
was started by che fact that tho rc
maius of only ono body were buried at
,hr funeral of December 3i, tho Sun.
bay after che Are, which occurred Ffl
day night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

New York. Jan. ls-Ths navy o..
paT'w'ui has practically decided "a
pe''hase FROM certain baukwpt
sap eaii4ng drm Ga ibis city a terry
e'a' az east of about $4,000 Tb,
aa'eer'nes have hesu looking into the
,'els'' srl have agreed than /, would
% 70 tae alyaniage OF the usyv a
.'4alfe 'a,s vessel. which Is iptsn5,l
~ ess between the uaval torDea, ~..
yea "a Newport ana ne maitland h,
vas toant that boat of his avn.
"n''a vas needed a. the station eopi5
a'' es egilt Cor such sum a. ~
'efFS eeat aaw available could be pu,.
enasea FOR Otherwise d Is likely -,
'as secretary 0f che uAvy would Law,
s'Asd fos Permission 70 uss naval can.
s'rae'ion fsa,h for tie bundip, !,
'Aa ferry boai % ,he New Yo,t nav,
yaFA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

W. r. George. proprietor of tho
White House Restaurant Is known as
a pretty severe iosheF among bis
friends. but DO enjoys "a joke 1u nina,
salf hs we'll a. anyone else This was
fully demonstrated ihe other lay, when
he was twiiiiug a newspaper reporter
pretty severely n the presence of "a
crowd Tho reporter dually called the
crowd up % tho cigar ease Ga ths rss
iaufaut and asked them an 90 have a
cigar 49, George so out ths best ne
bad whom che reporter uot'deI an pres.
eat that this eas d smoke ON Landlord
George "on che strength o. his row
gir baby" They an enjoyed both tho
l'ko ana che cigar boz none mors thaa
Mr George himself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
Peuuona rlsA

frof Willis @. Hawlsy, o. William.
cite University yesterday hled with
the secretary Of state his petition FOR
tho nomination Tor congressman. Al
'he hands Of the Republicans In con.
trast 20 his lengthy platform. an
nouncoi several DAYS ago. this dina n
only contained the short sentence,
"No interests 90 serve but the public
interests 90
Amos Reach, OF Woolburr N.3
With the county clerk yesterday his
petition for the nomination OF con.
stable in bic district.
John r. Giesy, telegraph editor Of
ihe Statesman, was among the numher
sling petitions for nomination vestsr.
day Mr. Giesy wishes TO be al, rsv,
county recorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
COLONEL
DAMON'S
TRUNK
This Time a Corvallis Girl
SwipeS II With All IT'S
TOggeTy

Colonel Sam Damon's trunk, which
recently had an unexpected journey to
California and return, has again been
in trouble. about which the Corvallis
Times has the following;
The trunk reached home two or
three days ago, and was temporarily
stored in the baggage room at the O.
& p. station. The other morning
Agent Cronise went out into the bag.
gage department to deliver IL to the
riphtful owner. why, my God, it's
gone again, he calculated. A survey
Of tho premises confirmed his sur.
mise. The trunk was gone. In lie
place was another trunk which exam
ination showed 10 be the property OF
young lady. She had called at the
station for her baggage, and like the
other girl who went to California
claimed the football trunk, leaving
her own in It's place.
"what's the matter with that
blamed trunk, anyway, that every
girl who comes along wants itf"
queried Mr. Cronisoj "if ever lay
my eyes on the thing again, IN sit on
it with a club till I get 10 safely de.
livcrcd 20 the man Il belongs TO-"
Happily. IN The latter instance, it|
turned out 20 be a Corvallis girl that
bad claimed the football clothing and
papphcrnalia. AZ soon a. he discov.
srcb this. Agent Cronise sent John
Jehger post haste after Il, and rc.
luircd him 60 90 straight 10 tho col.
EGO with Il, giving the depot a wide
berth lest some stray maiden would
iold up tho driver and take tho trunk
,way from him on route. Tho trunk
r now safely at tho college. and n
Q is over 10 be shippcd again Agent
'roniso wants skulls and cross bones
ainiei all over q and detachment |
I cadets sent along % guard e from
oung women who may chance 20 be
bout the depot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
opmsl Rnllara Parlsr

T. ,. Hm has bad the largo room
back of his cigar store attci up a. a
billiard psSlor Two elegant iablcs
were pot in place yesterday, aui from
tha way tho balls clicked and cues
wefa taken up as soon as a game was
hnlshci indicates that they wero really
needed hs a fccfcation Billiards IL In.
docl fascinating game, requiring
correctness ~ eyo and sioalincss of
hand. deIieaey of touch. anl nitety OF
calculation. The tables have been put
in aa au experiment and Mr. HnI
viii add more ithlcs n there is demand
Zoe them, as che room d an extra large
one. aui could place hali ,rrsn tables
ani lhea leave plenty of room.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

or agus aud malaria can be relieved
and eurei With Electric Ritters. This
l' pure, pouie uus.hcine, Of especial
eeaeat In mslar.a, foF IL s1erts true
curative mhuguce on the disease. driv.
Ing 10 suiireiy out of ths system. II l.
He'A 10 BE- preferred 20 quIniuo, hav,
lns nooe % this drugs had after ei.
fests p. a Murjay, of HcnHetts.
PeAas, writes, Ay brother was very
bow VITA mslarial fever and jaundiss
uh h took Electric Bittsrs which
saved Ais lie" All, C. Porry's dus
store p'ice soc, guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
Mr.. DARCY
WAS NOT
ACCUSG
HiSLetter Is TherefOnni
fully Published hvs..
Journal
editor of the Statesman,

Editor Of the Statesman, ~
1 notice that the cveni,,
intimates that one Of ths -, n
the public meeting Of n. q. Jr
Union, held in this city. i Mn
correspondent Of Che Albasv ste
further says that the part, -.
claims acts as correspondent =,
gus was quite busy in court a.
and hence did not have a, ~
write his usual weekly leH,
paper. Since I was one ofe,
at the meeting Of the q. 4rr
Union at the time desimsls A
Journal, and have been ven
the past two weeks in eour 1ou
matters connected therevin !, ,rc.
ing reluctantly come 10 ,hs ,-,...
that tho editor Of the Joun,
TO convey the idea to the psss
am the correspondent Of Ne,
wish 90 say that such is na 3
I wish further 10 say tha. 4
than two years have no, y
line TO any paper or o,hsrvs
have not signed my name 70 b,
I trust that n the editor q rhr
nal means that I am the psi,-,a.
tho correspondent Of The Am
he will be manly enough sH rluu
the traits Of a gcntlcmaa h
public Acknowledgment An q
done mo a wrong In mgg,ss
am the Salem eorrcspohdsul Z
gus.
II occasion should require
20, / shall speak In no unofh
upon this matter In the fulua
II tho editor Of tho Joefn
that I am ono Of tho eonss
from Salem TO tho Argus hh
mo a griovous wrong, aad
Ia duo from him. ppf'
"Thrieo u ho armed wlo h
quarrel just" DnIOs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Tomorrow night and SUNDAY vou
val have the privilege Of hearing Rev
H. Myse JONES az the Bapiis. church
one OF 'he sweet spirited preachers a
whom i' is a pleasure 10 listen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
Greatly IN Demans

Ne'Aing Il more in dsmand than .
u'sdiSine which meets modern re,ui,,-
~sn's Tor blood ana system sls,,..,
such - pF. Kings New Life I'm.
aAsy AZ just What you nssd 70 s.,.
sonaea snd liver tFo0bleA Frv 80
Az }. G Rorsy = drug store sss -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

A marriage license waa granted yes
terday 20 Fred Foster aud Addls Say.
lor Both are Indians from Chemawa.
and W p, Campbell, Of tho Indlan
school. made Tho neeessarr allAnrlt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
DEVELOP
WESTERN
OREGON
Program of Develop
ment League at
Albany
Conventions Are Asked Ter
at SilvertOn and North
Bend, Coos County

Ths live and beautiful city Of Al
bany win entertain The Willamette
valley Development League, January
s425. The Albany hustlers put their
city on ihe map In great shape At the
Lewis and Clark fair, and viii b. found
dolug things In the right spirit Of en-
terpfise on an occasions
Program Of the Convention.
Following is the program Of The
eirih public convention Of the vii.
Iamsiie Valley Development League, 10
be convened ~ Albany, Linn county,
Wednesday, January slth, At 1880 p
m.
The day sessions wednesday ani
Thursday win be held At the beautiful
Linn county court house. The Wednes
day evening session viii be- held a. the
Albany opera house, followed BY 70
espilon a. the Alec Club rooms which
win b kept open a. headquarters for
ths visiting delegates
Wednesday Afbnnoon- p. NJ
called 20 order BY D. Hofef, pfosi
deni of che Willamette Valley Dcyol
opmsut League Aiiresl of welcome
b. M H Elis. president of Albany
Commercial Club Response on behalf
of Portland. W NJ Cake. president of
Commercial Cluh "Froo Locks and
an Opsh Rivern Henry 3. wssibrook,
OCT Co, Portland "Albany = Inter
81 IA an Opsu River" q. A. Wet
rate. Albany. Corvallis Wants an
oTsn River" w. n McTaddou. Cor
vaiiia "What One Bright valley /
ToWn u poinr " y y Sean. sllyefion
'hslaiiou of Higher Elueaiion 10 Ds
velopmont" Discussed BY Prosidon,
Campbell ani Prof ,. q Young State
unlyefslly, ani President crooks AL
hany sollege
wedn@day EvSing-s Pm
"Linn couniy, Present AMI Pros
pssilve." llon. ]. X. weaihsrfofA A. !
hay "rhs Corvallis and Eastsfn
hailfoad aud Yaqulaa Ray" Wallis
Mash. Portland Chamber ~ Commerce
"The Value of a Payroll" " Hou r. J
Miller, Alhany lron Works "a Farm.
ere Melropolis" llon. Grant Corby.
Woodharn TIE musical numbers on
ne evening" program are furnished by
ho Alhany commeff.ai club
Thursday forcnoon An
"whai tho Hartman system IsI
iianniae for OreFon." paul stoap
assistant freight agea,. SIP Co.. Port
land. "rhe Wi.amoiis Valley FIss.
'He hoai," john a. MsNary salem
uommershl Ciuh "nsvelspmsutl
Wefk AMI ihs STATE Pross.' J. &C.. uavI
ief president STATE Press As,ssiatiou.
"heselepmoai by Taxation Reform. rl
Hoo "a y Joaos Independence. Gre |
pori on oreson Military Wagon Road
land oranis and souiheru OresonI
oompauy." iiou Peter IoggIs. Coos
county "Ropart % Commitiss on Tax
aiion'' % hon. q. W Oflmn, Eugeue 81
l''iioa of place of neat meeting.
'NNl Improvement snl Who Osisl
lhs hsueat" chas 0r.sssn. Mayor ofl
hsMinnyuls
Announcomouts.
Farmer aui sh.ppsu' Couus..
saa ueei Roads Convention at silver
Goa fehFuay ltiA
farners' sni slippers Caa-1ss AL
Neih Beat Co.'s eouuiy May a3atl
Adioarument
An NIa.snf -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
oams oaield al 7iisEaf

Tho basketball game At ll,ti
A. viii DO called at 7ii5 tasrs
oning. instead Of sii5, as ai.s
other column.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

The telegraph Offices report business
for the hrst half Of January so per
cent greater than for the sane period
IN 1905 As the legislature was IN
session last year this Increase Is eyi.
denee OF decided improvement in
business IN Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

sept out beautiful invitations as i0l'
lows.
Tho Albany Commercial Club ear
nestlv invites the commercial organi1a'
aon. Of the several towns and cities
Of the Willamette Valley and Western
oregon to attend a convention to be
bsld IN this city on wednesday and
Thursday. January "a and %, 1900
The object Of this convention Is 70
mite our forces for the promotion OF
,be general welfare Of the section OF
our great state which We occupy 70
s,eourage new industries. the construc-
tiou Of new lines Of railroad the eE'
tension Of trolley lines, The utilization
Of our unemployed water powers, the
Improvement Of our rivers and har'
bors: and an other enterprises which
make Tor our common good.
We invite the attendance Of the pres
iient and secretary and At least FIVE
isisqates from each commercial or.
qanization. An interesting program is
being prepared, Of which you will ro'
ceive further notice.
We shall he pleased TO learn that you
win be represented at The convention
and 20 receive a ne, Of your delegates
AZ an early date Cordially yours,
~ n. ELLIS. President,
&c. ROBERTS, Secretary
r. A. YOUNG,
A. G. SCHMIDT,
ID. TOMLGNsON,
G. p. sOX,
GBO. Z. SANDERS,
Committee
The Albany Committees.
Tho following l. the committee on
reception a. trains. r. y Tocvs, 8 ".
Steele, c. o. Bryant, q II. Rudd, A.
W. Bowcuor. J. s. Van winklc, A.
shaw, y. r. wiles, W. ~ Holman, W.
T. Thompson.
Committee on reception at the Alec.
Club 10 The evening. p. y. Cusiek. VI
scndsrs, Owen Beam, W. Foflmiller
n. ~ Cooksfline. '. A. Howard. d. o
Woodwork. J. O. irvine.
There is also a committee on trans.
poftaiion 20 secure ono and one.third
rates of fare on 40 ihe railroads, which |
viii BE- granted.
an ihe cities and towns ~ Western |
Oregon. and all commercial bodies
should be represented with delegations
10 The Albany convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Worry is the mother Of sick. uervous
and troubled mentality, upssts the sa.
nFe physical system The body il a
network OF nerves HOLSTERS Rosky
Mountain Tea soOthes aad rebun5. th.
eatire system. IS seats. Tea or Tab.
lsss DE. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
Only saturday

r,',,., 49, ,'s. shirts to' $50 Rsmsnb., S.,
snan soss ...y repaired at
The Foggsrv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

There is general rejoicing among
the young men that b. f. Muller Is
well enough to be among them. He Is
Fusiling new members for Al Hurst's
eaFd-writing class The outdoor work
Is doing the assistant secretary much
good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

fAe China Han, which opened d, .
:, store On State street in NOyemb.,
Is 70 siose up The proprietor, w..
., ul1o.e 10 aaa q suitable store on Corn.
msFs'al street. in which to loes,. In .--
maasn'ly' The stock On hand /, -. ~,
SOD al very low rates until Feh,~.,'. = =
is'' wA'a the balance win IA .S''-i ~ o-'y /,
another store e0aouet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

The ladies Of salem speak manv
good woris for the street rail,r,y
employees especially pTaising tbsir
Aeipfulness during the past few 5,v
OF heavy rain. The conductors sr5
mo'0Fm'a did much 10 keep the pa,
sense'' from running shoes and elo,b.
ing in the mud
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
CITY NEWS
A collection Of Important Para
uaphs for Your Consideration.

| Several new crOsSWalks ha'o wv
It.,d on Cottage and Church streets.
Walter Morley is distributing some
handsome 1906 calendars.
The Journal goes into more Salem
homes than any other newspaper.
Over forty ladies have joined the
| Y NJ. G. A. woman's Auxiliary since
January /.
Pedro party and refreshments this
Friday evening, woodmen hall. Ev.
orybody invited.
sirtv.fye is the record Of members
Joining the Y. NJ. C.. A. for the first
half Of January.
Tho grading on the new electric line
is proceeding rapidly. The company
and il hard 70 get enough men.
The Baptist church Is having some
special services with Rev. J. Wyse
Jones, Of Philadelphia, as speaker.
Don't blame the motorman IL your
feet get muddy trying to reach a car
He didn't put the mud on The cross
ings
Tho Y. NJ C. A. juniors, led by their
president. Robert Minion. are hustling
for 90 new members before January !
3ist
Many voters object to registering
their political affiliations with the
county clerk Tho ballot is secret
gentlemen.
Steamboat men report The river nav.
igation 10 good condition. with plenty
of water A high frcshet is looked Tor
,hIs spring.
Toiay's sunshine is dryibg up The
streets quite rapidly Fine weather
will bring plenty Of farmers 10 town
ln saturday
", NJ Cherfing,on. Of tho Albert &
Gilbert Raymaker piano house, on Com.
nsr5ial street WIS obliged 20 have a
BOO ampulatol a. tho result Of an as.
'idcHt,
Tho revival services AZ the NJ. =. |
'hureh continue each evening, The
attendance last night was good, aud
Rev. W II sellesk preached an lntor.
'siing sermon.
Methusala was an right, you bet
For a good old soul was he,
They say he would bs living yet,
Had he taken Rocky Mountain Tea /
DIR. stones drug store ,
Tho street commissioner Is inyesti
eating tho condition Of tho catch basins
40 tho street corners, It is probable
The old-fashioned ones now Ia use will
be replaced with a more modern pat,
tern.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

geatlsnsa SOC. .''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Farmer aud Shipper Couus,.
aad Oeei Roads copysntiou o., silver.
toa February itiA
farners' sni slippers Congress Al
hoih heai Co.'s couuiy. Msy s3st
Adioufument
Al Masant Invitation.
80 Ahany CommoIeial Club La.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Tho street commissioner Is iuyesti
eating tho condition Of the catch basins
at tho street corners It is probable
tho old-fashionel ones now Ia use will
be replaced with a more modern pat,
tern.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Methusala was an right, you BET
For a good old soul was he,
They say hs would bs living yet,
Had be taken Rocky Mountain Tea
DIR. Stones drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Tho revival services AZ the NJ. =.
church continue each evening The
attendance last night was good, and
Rev, W II, selleek preached aa intor.
esiing sermon.