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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-02-10
OLSEN'S PLACE
BURNED
The Business Heart Of Town
Had Narrow Escape.

Saturday night, Feb. 8, fire
destroyed the restaurant of Otto
Olsen. Within a few minutes
after the fire was discovered the
entire structure was in flames.
Loss at least $1,000, covered by
$14O0 insurance; $1,000 on build
ing in the Orient of San Francis
co, 800 on stock of goods and
$500 on fixtures in the Atlas of
San Francisco, J.. d. Clements,
agent.
1t is not known just how the
fire started.
Fire hose was first attached to
plug at saloon, but it should
have been connected at plug on
Warren's corner first and run
through alley to rear as it was
here the greatest danger of fire
spreading. Adjacent to a dan
gerous point Of fire were Rhom-
berg's, Union Barber shop, M.
V. Mitchell's, Frost's pool room,
confectionery store, Warren's
drug store, Hancock's barber
shop, Suggs' palace, Racket store
and Rolland's drug store, War
nOck's hardware, Peoples Bros.
and Wolfinger. Peoples Bros.
warehouse caught fire and was
damaged.
The water pressure was good
and the fire boys did good work
with the aid Of outsiders, Allen
Pierce being one of the outsid-
ers who braved it. The boys OF
any one else fighting fires where
there are live electric wires
should be very careful.
If Alamogordo fire department
had sufficient hose and hose that
won't burst every fire we have
we could count on some valuable
service by our fire boys. We
need fire hose if we expect tc
save any property in Alamogor.
do or do any work at fire with
effect.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-02-10
While al Breakfast Passengers are Hurled n all Directions
and Pinned Under Upiumsd Cars,
CHICAGO SPECIAL SHAKENED UP
Day Coach Dashed Down HIgA EmbsnkmsRt and Rolled Over
Three Tines

Passenger train No. 30, north
bound, Rock Island Fast Mail,
was wrecked Saturday Feb. 3,
at mile post 21OA, 124 miles north
of Alamogordo, between Helena
and Duran. Seventeen pas
sengers were injured, none kill
ed. None of the train crew
were injured. Engineer Ed.
Dorman with Fireman SAMSON
were in charge of engine, and
Colonel Lewis in charge of train
The wrecker and a relief train
were dispatched from this place
with Drs. Otis W. Miller and E.
B. Van Arsdel,provisions,stretch
ers. blankets, etc. The relief
train made quick time, and it
was noted that the railroad COM
pany did all that could have
been done for the relief of the
suffering and injured passengers.
The following are names and
extent of injuries of fourteen
who were brought to company
hosnital here for treatment and
attention:
G. Fl. Jones, Fall Mills, w.
Va, slight injuries about head
and shoulders.
Louis Cohan, Chicago, back
and head bruised.
Letta Dennis, Shamrock, Tex
as, collar bone broken.
Margaret Dennis, Shamrock,
Texas, sprained back.
J. H. Dennis, Shamrock, Tex.
as, cut over right eye and Oh
head and otherwise bruised.
Simon Devilbiss, Gypsum.
Kans., slight injury to left
shoulder and ear and temple.
Mrs. Minnie Munda, Ancho
N. NJ, injuries to right side anC
left leg.
N. r. Edinger, once a switch
man in yards here, also engineer
was perhaps the most seriously
injured of all. He was badly
bruised and perhaps seriously
injured internally. He and j
NJ. Pettinger, also an engineer
were seated together and talk
ing at the time. Pettinger wa
badly bruised on head and owe
kidneys. Pettinger's home is o
Tucumcari, N. NJ.
Ella Guy. Sparta, Wiss., in
ternal injuries.
II. S. White, El Paso, Texas
railway conductor, injured t
chest and right leg.
Bertha Butts, Miller, s. Oak
right hip and left arm bruised
Jose Gaulet, Mexican, SAINT
Rosa, N. NJ, three inch cash o
left arm near wrist and left lie
bruised.
M. ". Moriarity, st. Pau
Mimi, right wrist injured an
back Of head bruised.
The others Of the seventee
injured were only slight and pr
ceeded on.
The relief train arrived
AlamogOrdo Saturday night at
o'clock, and conveyance W;
ready to take the injured TO no
pitalwhich had been put in real
iness BY Company Surgeon Brow
Of El Paso, in absence Of HO
pital Surgeon Kirkpatrick wi
was sick.
From one Of the passengers
the wrecked train your report
learned that No. 30 had Just le
siding after No. As went b
south bound, and was runnil
at perhaps 25 miles per ho
when the wreck occurred, viii
was at 9:45a. m. The engi
and tender passed over . tressl
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-02-10

We understand that DR.. Geo.
10. Bryan is tOreturn from Chi
cago to resume charge of the
hospital here. This lends color
to the report that the hospital
is to be enlarged and maintained
at this place.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-02-10

the tender apparently causing
the wreck by leaving the track.
Two cars followed the engine
and tender and rolled down an
embankment. The engine re-
mained ON track. In the bag
gage car Con1acf ewisswas
pinned, but uhi ~
baggage and trunE Eieve what N. an 'pI ol
There were ~
train, seven rogue bankY'
extra. The ext money last nlgI
special of the CRicO
cial Association, CON ere y c'a, ~
and Sunset" two extra lhs
cars. The special was en- route
home after a tour of the South
west, from Jan. IA to Feb. 5.
The following are the names Of
the Chicago delegation:
Jas. r Baker, of j r Baker
& Co., Commission Merchants.
CP Coffin, Illinois Steel Co.
Q H Crossette, of Cutter &
Crossette, Mems Furnishers.
Frank G Hall, Keith Bros. &
Co., Hats, Caps and Gloves.
E L Hasler, Hasler Co., Fruit
Commission.
w F Hypes, Sales Manager,
Marshall Field & Co., dry goods.
] p Mann, Morris, Mann 4
Reilly, dry goods and jewellery
novelties.
II L Sayler, general manager
City Press Association.
FS Shaw, president of The
Cable Co., pianos and organs.
H G Staver, president of The
Staver Carriage Co.
w NJ Thompson, secretary Of
the Kelley, Maus & Co., heavy
hardware.
Ralph Van Vechten, vice
Ipresident of Commercial Nation
al Bank.
| Fred A Watson, Watson
| Plumber Shoe Co.
j Sc Wood, Wood Bros, Live
stock Commission.
OFFICERS OF DELEGATION.
/ w M Thompson, chairman.
w F Hypes, Treasurer.
4 Neil Satterlee, Press Repre-
sentative.
Augustus Knight, Assistant.
From Neil Satterlee, specia
press representative of the Chi
cago Tribune, and Fl. L. Sayler
general manager of City Pres
|, Association of Chicago, we learn
ed the following:
I'VE were three miles east Q
Duran and our delegation ha
narrow escape from being dash
i ed to death down high embanR
! ment, along with seven Roc
Island cars that had rolled
, bottom Of gulley. Our cars di
not leave track. Our peopl
were at breakfast and when th
j crash came we were tumbled
: the floor with breakfast, dishs
land all. Rushing out we foun
t a mass Of ruins of cars and mel
3 women and children pinne
s down and their piteous scream
: and groans and calls for he
/ was something that can not !
!, described by words. The pr
! miscuous heap Of wrecked ca
o presented a scene of horror, AT
it is simply q miracle that
# great many people were not ki
II led. We promptly took in II
It situation and gaveupour special
/, Columbia" and Sunset t
g the benefit ofthe suffering one
II that they might be kept out
ii the cold and weather till th
le could reach AlamogOrdo a
., placed in the company hospit'
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-02-10

When you want q physic that is mild
aud gentle, easy 70 take and certain q,
act. always ase Chamberiains stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by W. y.
Warren 4. Dro.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-02-10
AS TO SANITATION.

&.SN@
Editor News:
This is a good time for resi-
dents to rake up their premises
and have the rubbish carted out
of the town. 1t cost but a trife
and is a better plan than burn
ing it up on the premises. 1t
saves the time of watching a fire
all day, besides getting rid of
the offensive odors and smoke.
Other reasons are: The danger
of fire to buildings and OuthOuses
and, also, that the ashes are in
furious to vegetation here as
they are alkaline when leached
with water, and our soil has too
much alkalie already.
The privies should be banked
around their base with earth and
the seat openings should be fitted
with movable covers, SO that they
will be made tight enough to
keep the flies (already beginning
to come to life) from getting in
or out. Every privy should be
supplied with q box containing
lime (if you can't get lime use
wood ashes and some of it should
be thrown upon the deposits ev-
cry day. AS wood ashes contain
some charcoal they make a good
disinfectant. One cubic inch of
charcoal will absorb 90 cubic
inches of gaseous ammonia. The
medical profession prescribe
charcoal for sick headaches caus-
ed by gases in the stomach, and
charcoal is invaluable for treat
ing fostering sores and wounds.
Tainted meat may be sweetened
by sprinkling charcoal on it, and
if it is put on dead animals, old
pelts, etc., it absorbs the gases
and prevents any disagreeable
ordors. 1t is a very valuable
disinfectant for all drains and
cesspools.
The throwing of refuse and tin
cans upon vacant lots, and in
streets and alleys should be
stopped. | am glad to note that
the Improvement Company in
tends to prevent such practices
upon the lots they own. l hope
every resident who has the well.
fare of the town at heart viii
have the moral courage to com,
plain Of any one who persists il
such acts.
Our town has naturally fine
and healthful climate, but M
matter how healthful our lOca
tion may be, it can not continue
to be SO if the careless residen
is permitted to defile the al
with his refuse. These thing
are not only a nuisance to healtl
but offensive to the eye, and o
course, if allowed, will max,
Alamogordo en- undesirable plac
Of residence. This careless prac
tice is bound to lessen the yalu
Of property and is in fact cheaT
! ening property all over town
and a vigorous crusade agains
it should be waged by every dc
cent resident here.
81 E. S. Blaine, Treas,
Alamo. s. A
81 tYou can rest assured, MI
s Blaine, that the News is wit
n the AlamogordO Sanitary Ass.
k citation to the end that 4 vigo
IS GUS crusade must be folgl
i against iilth in Alamogordo, an
% as it is time to commence wor
: the Association should see th.
our authorized sanitary ofIicia
s. are up and about their dut1
4 l--ED.l
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-02-10

Bishop Kendrick will conduct
services at ST. Johns Episcopal
church tomorrow, the llth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
WILLIAMS
SILVER
WEDDING
Old German Soldiers In the
United States Sent
funch Bowl

Reriu. rob % Twenty nyc yoar,
ago to-day ou February a. 1881. Ian.
pcrr wininm then Crown Prirsco q
Prussia alh Incidentally 0f the
Eanpiro ~ tho unitct Oornany. vas
maniei 10 The punoous Augusta ylc.
toria ~ achiouwir llu'utoiu. iaundor
hurE AuEuH cualurr tb"n rln ban d.
s2 CunsidsuiuN tho fact that thia ID
tho ailyc anniversary of tha vc,lting
aud ~ snch an event ~ cunsldorablo
Importance. tho oohhratiou to-day
Throughout ho q rman cmpiro wss
faiher tuina The celebration was
IA. oriffaiyi Dol .udssi to be- 90
auict Tho 0efmanH love thor can
pcnE iUo nrich and arc tuo fond %
hrillanf cel bTaiiuua to Doe an ami
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
Where Doctors Agree.

When patient is under the doe
tors care foF some months, With con.
staRtly varying symptoms, but evei
increasing weakness from the loss Of
aesh AMI strength by the rayagoa Of
disease, an doctors win agree that the
first gain In iesh indicates change
for the better, Weak, thin, heshles.
people know they feel better as soon
as they gain desh. The best hesh and
blood maker is DR.. Gunn's Blood and
Nerve Tonic. For pimply, pale and
siekly people, both olJ and young. q
better medicine was never made. II
turns the food you eat into strong. red
blood, making solid hesh ana muscle
az The rate of 90 lbs per week. II
is sold by an druggists for T5s Der
box, Or 3 boxes for e.. To overcome
the effect of oyeF.indulgeuss or dis.
Hpstiou, use this medicine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27

yormy % such importance pass with.
out mailng it the occasion Tor grand
poprar demonstrations. unlUs thuro
b. u1no very ruod r,ason Tor a.
According 10 The original program
tho woddug auusvcrary was to be-
a rrand state ooChsiun ani the cruwu
"a hcuHs ~ an EirUpo were 10 b. in.
wtvd to iaho part in a magnificent
celebration u vas aimoat intended
60 have tho webbing OF Prince Eltol
frcid'rlch. uocund son of tho emperor
10 puchtu Sophie Charluitc 81 oid.
rnhrE tai" paoo ON tho ans day.
an arrangement whi,h wuuld have
mudo tho dny even mnro memorable.
hut thia arrangement was comfsvis.iy
changed by tho omr-rur Various pa
nona have hcvn assigned Tor tho
chanEo iu tho prugram. but a is
fairly wvu mdoratooi thut the action
~ tlso ,unpofor Was duo principally
90 hiu doslrp 10 avoid tho cclat ~ q
humihating aiEht ~ tho British
c,sirt by clever coutrc coup. u had
hvvn s~m Ofhcialb announced that
ho nutth roul houso would noi bo
represented ui the celebration Ia nor.
lin, Ovlng to tho oaisting friction be-
tvoou Germany and Great nIttain
That wuuhi have meant serious
saEht and wu,ld sur,9 have caua,si
had biood between fho two countries
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27

To avoid such an cycntJhhty tho om.
porur decided tnEt the celebration
shu,i'J bo a mvru family affair. devoid
% any ofn,tai character. and that mo-
unclul Invitations should be- prut 60
any Eurup,tn court
Al lha happened some time before
thc death uf King Christian ~ Den.
mark Tho unexpected death of that
muunrh VINO waa 60 closely con
nsCicd with noarly every ruling fam.
~ In Burvpc. uatuwty put a dampor
upon al publlc court functions Ia an
Eiupoan countries. The fact that
Tho court % Ia mourning for King
Christian makes q appear perfectly
natural that al STATE display shuuli
be- omitioi and the celebration CON
hno'h aa maich as possibhs. to tho im,
mediate family % mo imporial coupio
The rcason for tho postponomeut
- tho wedding of Prince Etel FroiI
rich is said to have h'en taat tha om.
pcrH asa not wish TO deprive his aon
~ tho ploaaurc ~ brilliant cDng-
mouy with all fhe pomp attending
tho proscuoo ~ hrge number of
noyul and impTial peraunagss. Such
display Nuuld have boon impossible
on tho wedding anniyofsary ~ tho
omporur. aftrr ho had dolidui 10
muko it a ehoso family aIair
Although for the duubs r,aaon q
the umporors wish aud the state n
mourning tho silver wedding of the
impeual couple Was not attended by
any state oeIvmmass. there vas
enough "a sec, "a hear. ami 90 read
about tho event Ia satisfy the gay
ani 'usal poUpie in Berlin and though
our Germany, Thore wac thanks
Eying s"ryicr in the S,hlosskirrhe
this morning az which tle rutifs
Imperial family was present beslte1
many uth"rs iu sOmo way connected
With The rNal imperial huuse AM ths
cuult a. such The emperor and
empr,es rvceiyod a number of deputa-
uons of military amt oo,ic organi1a-
tons, onerIns their congratulations
ami trudotug ,augo number of yaL
ua6e presents la commemorate the
dAS
t' poFnlar slhvuptiun 81 $50 go
have be,m vdsssi la honor uf the event
and tho popuar sin is 90 be usea m
Nario,ls WAYS 10 c0mmomorate The
silver WEDDING anniversary. The
Kaiser Wilhelm Memoral chun-h In
flits city Is to be decoralel With mae.
uincent mocaics. A churvh 90 the
memosg ~ the ate Enprsss Augusa
Il % be enccteA A homs for oonya.
lssccnts b to be- bust on the Mount
90 Olives, neaF Jerusalem. on a site
which Jho sultah of Turkey presenr.
"a to the euperOr GA the ocvasion ~
his trip bo the ho1 land, And aualy
the vOrkm,u q the Imperial naval
oonstruCtor aro TO receiye a SET ~
mosiels ~ the leading typss % ne
ships whicA have belonged 10 Ger
manys paNy sinoe the dsas q the
Great Elector an M SILVER. of cos.rs.A
Mauy hundreds u PEASANTS came |
hun az parSs q the empire aud from
aoare' an pNrts os the world. vosr
'NeT there are Gewans Ia any ca.
Siderable number. One q the hanA /
s'uaest EifSs o4roe from tAe Kreiger
'eroand 20 Alnerica an organization
Z eormer GSsman sohheFs. now hvins
n ne Uueod Slaees Tue SIN con
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
EoR STATE PRINTER.

The undersigned announces himself
as a Republican candidate for renou.
nation for state printer, subject 70
the decision Of the Republican voter,
AZ the primary election April 20.
Now serving frst term. The sams
courtesy that has been accorded TO
state officers generally. that Of a ~
nomination, would be greatly appnp
ciated ]. r. WHITNEY.
Albany, oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27

s.sts Of a punch bowl mounted on a
base and executed from designs by
Mr. Alfred Lenz. a New York sculpt
tor fin the Workmanship Of the Mau-
ser Manufacturing Company Of New
York Every part Of the bowl and
base is made Of American materials,
gold silver bronze, s.one AMI hio
tor5c wood from all parts Of the United
States
The purch bowl rests upon a ped
estal which raises it four and one-half
feet from the floor. It has a circular
base Of matched woods Of historic
vaue contributed from every state
ard territory Upon this is a circular
styrobata Of silver fashioned In imi-
tation Of hewn rock and covered with
Aztec hieroglyphics Of peace treaty
symbols Similarly decorated orna-
ments environ the three corners Of
cOnclave faced triangular base Of
veinod onyx. at the upper corners Of
which are bronze buffalo heads. Upon
bis base risa triangular shaft Of
Mexican onyx. at the angles Of which
faud rhrae Indians Of primative
type with pronered peace pipes. their
mosoas'nci feet upon the buffalo
heal and leaning against slender col
.umus composed of bound speans Of
silver aud bronze.
The capital OF this shaft Is a highly
ornate arrangement of Indian treas
ures. necklaces Of gold. silver. bronze
and ivory. eaueg and bears paws
e'k bone brcait ornaments. sun god
sIields. etc. CrOvning the capital is
a circular sab e mastodon or Arctic
prehistoric ivory upon which rests
me base Of the bowl which Is large
and simple In drsign. embodying the
graceful lines Of a canoe. Toe PLAIN
urs u the bowl is broken by a con.
s"yauyo treatment Of awhide. drawn
iumliko over the swell and laced
to fho base by thongs of rawhido. M
effect binding at the base a fringc Of
eagle feathers. Three graceful han.
il'a following the line OF the drawn
Warriors bow are laced iu at The
base and tovch on'y again az the
fHczo az tho top of The bowl vhicn
is adapted from the Alaska Indians
'otsm polva The entire treatment
of tho doaign - that of "class.c" ab.
orEinal ornament The cost Of the
present was about $1,000
Tho vmporor and empress celebrated
ihu day rather quietly IN tho circle of
their family aut there were no state
fun'iions ~ ang kind. exccp irg the
rvrUptiun ~ the members of thr n.
pinmatic corps of tho various dclvsa.
lions and - the high oaicia's az the
guycTnmcut - the two houses Of
parliament. and Of me imperial house
hold
Th' city val decorated In honor ~
the duy and tho citizens displayed
grcU enthusiasm. Pictures of tho
emperor and the empress were die
played cycrp.wherc ami the day was
observed a. a holiday by high and low
There w"ro numerous receptions and
banQucts In honor of the day and the
Imperial oouple's health was drank in
many a Eiass throughout the tmfdre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
aIds for FssdIna Prl,on.r.

The undersigneG will receive
sealed bids for the feeding OF prison.
ers Ia the city iAl Cmeals 10 be fur.
nished Al the jail In The city halD for
the year 1906. up 20 S O'Clock d m
on Monday. March s. 1906. The HEht
10 reserved 10 reject any or an bids
submitted. w A. MooREs.
--i'S' City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
IIo INSTRUCTION.

! hereby announce myself as a ess
didate for denomination for the oaia
Of superintendent Of Public thstrus
tion, and solicit tho support Of All Re
publieans AZ tho primaries April sotA
j. II. ACKERMAN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
ron JOINT sEhAroR

The underaignei would respectful
y announce himself a. a Republican
candidate for Joint senator from the
Lnn'MaFion senatorial district. SUD
ieet 20 the direct primary nominating
law. FRANK J. MILLER.
Albany. oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
FoR sTATH TRRAsuRER

The undersigned announces himself
as a candidate for the Office Of stat,
treasurer, subject 70 the decision q
the Republican voters at the forth
coming primaries
J. II. A1TKEN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
FoR ooUNTY RRooRpHR.

! hereby announce myself a. ; can.
dldats for the once OF county Fseords'
and solicit the support Of RspublissB
voters for that nomination at the forth
coming primary election.
WI JONES
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
ron ArroRNEY.aHNBRAL

The undersigned hereby sBnousss
himself aa a candidate for ro.slectioa
70 the ofiee Of attorney. general, Sab
ieet 70 the approval Of Republics
voters a. the piimaries
A. NJ. CRAWFORD.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
EoR srATE SENATOR.

! hereby announce myself as a can
didaie for the nomlhation for state
senator for this district. subject 20 ne
decision OF the Republican voters Al
the coming primary election.
]. N. SMITH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
ron COUNTY TRnAsURER.

hereby announce myself ~ can
didate for rs-slestion 10 the OfiOe Of
county treasures, subjsst 10 nomination
By the RsPublieAns Of MAriOA oOuhty
At the forthcoming primaries
W. Y. RICHARDSON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
ron STATE sENAroR.

] horeby announce mysclf as a can
didats for state senator Of this do
triot, subject 10 the nomination Al ne
hands Of tho Republican vcters Of Ma
rioh county a. the Forthcoming pri
mary eleotion.
ALEX. La FoLLErf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

The undersigned hereby announces
himself a candidate for county clerk
Of Marion county, and Asks the votes
Of Republicans for that position, 81 the
forthcoming primaries
r.. d. ALLEN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
FOR aovERNoR.

Republicans Of Oregon are h~.,
informed that I am a candidat, IA, !,
nomination Of governor at the ps,,.
les to be held April Goth.
JAMES wIrHYCoMRr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
FoR COUNTY CLERK.

The undersigned wiz be can
didate for County Clerk OF Marion
county az the Republican primaries
Aplf 20. RoBT. A. CROssAN,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE

/ hereby announce myself a eandl
date for the office Of secretary Of stat.
and ask the support Of all RepubB
cans. +. t. wR1GHTMAN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
FoA ooUNTY FRRAgURHR

hereby annOunes myself = eandi'
date for the once Of Sonnty treasure.
and ash the support Of an RoPubli-
oans. ]. N. WITZEIiL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-27
Emma q. Ashfors

Wnl give for this week only scieu-
the facial and scAlp treatment AZ
onehalf res,llar prices asAa