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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

EVER -nce in a while the purists of
the literary world deplore the use of
slang. A recent article has called at
tention 10 the fact that with the col
lege mans is the coop" father is
guy: mother his personal pub
Usher his associates "the bunch.
Sis Is called "dotty" over her beau
chasas "tea fights" ami when she
weeps has busted her tear Jug" The
cook has spiders in her cupalo" and
fathers stenographer is the type
puncher" When The young man moves
he either skates" "oils his casters, ."
or "trolleys." When he studies he
"rubs his think tank for sparks" II
face IS his mug his mead his knot
and hia injured eye a bum lamp"
Things not difficult of accomplish
ment arc a "Cinch,' and the affairs
which do not interest him "cut no ice"
Or Chop no hash. No up-to-date
coll 3ge man or street urchin will now
FAY "cut that cut" because the newest
express on is strange IT," The other
day little neWsy read the sentence,
"The mal turned suddenly. made a
luRge and struck the officer fun in the
ribs" and gave the gisi Of il 10 his
companions thus: "Hully gee! DE def
turned on De cop and swat him a fierce
poke 10 de slats!"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

THF, reports from Russia are Of the
most encouraging character, so far as
the government of that country rs
concerned But II mus; be borne IN
m nd that the government has nothing
but the troops 10 depend upon; tho
people are opposed 10 IT, A little bit
Of missionary work among the sol
diery might change the condition o;
ana RS at almost any moment. The
soldiers ana sailors beth are none
TOO we'll disposed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18
Where Ignorance is Bliss.

From their home near ST. Mslo,
France. the children Of the captain of
the steamship Hilda. who was lost
with his ship. watched the rockets
that we're sent up from lIlldas deck
when she was on the rocks. little
thinking what they meant
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

THE abuse of the franking privilege
by congressman is to be investigates,
Ii this has no other effect II may pos
sibly have good one in at least one
There was some reason to
fear that if the congressman had their
passes cur off by the railroads they
might have adopted the plan of frank
ing themselves and he put through as
mail matter
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

ONE Of the novels Of The day has
nut into words fact which many OF
r. have wondered over. No matter
how many pleasant sides of character
Aave been exhibited lit i a reyola.
ton OF the worst tina; always inspires
the phrase al last he has shown him
EFF In his true folors!' 1t looks as
if we were not nuite fair to ourselves
or 10 anybody else
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

The above Ii correct statement OF
the circulation OF the Cairo Bulletin
for the year. 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this srd day of January, 1906.
LEO J.. KLEB,
(Seal) Notary Public.
MY commsf ion expires January 10,
1909
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

THE liberal landslide in England
contlnue3 to slide. OF yesterdays re-
suits which yielded only five Unionist
seats f.cm twenty-one London dis
tricts more most impressive. To date
the Liberals have ninety-tive seats
show a gain of sixty four, the Laborlte
gains being counted with theirs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18
Freeing His Mind.

Old Hunks was settling his coal bill.
Il know the prices seem high" said
the dealer but we can't regulate
them. We've got to sell az these figures
or go ctr Of business"
I'D rather be held up in the ordi.
nary way, snarlel old Hunks. THE
holdup man merely takes my stun. He
doesn't insult me by offering any apol-
ogy."
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

1t was the first time Bessie ever hao
seen a talented elucotonst in action,
Mamma, she whispered. why
does she make those queer faces?"
"Sh. child." admoni1hed mamma.
Those are not faces. Those are in
corporations. We couldn't understand
the meaning OF the author withou;
them"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18
Aid Earshouake Victims.

Lord Brassey offered TO erect. at his
own expense. 8 large number 81 wood
en- cottages on the English MODEL iO-
the sufferers by the recent i,allaz
earthquake. The ohes was accepted
b. the government
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce
JOHN SNYDER as candidate for re-
election to the office OF County Super
inrendent Of Public Schools OF Alexan-
der county, subject TO the Republican
primary election 10 pc held April IS,
1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

A BALTIMORE woman got di-
vorce from her husband three days at
ter marriage. We believe that beats
the record in that line. Getting a
husband thre days after being divor-
ced has ben quite common. however,
and ii Is a poor rule that will not
work hnth WAYS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN de
clined to accept the hospitality Of the
governor of Manila, on the ground
that he might feel under restrictions
when he came to criticise the govern
ment Of the Philippines. 1t is evil
dent that Mr.. Bryan is not one o,
those editors who have sometimes
gone hungry
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

A BLUE light win quiet temper and
soothe the nerves 90 we are told. Now
il wife would only hold blue light
over hubby when he puts down q car
pet or fixes the stove pipe there might
be fewer divorces on record.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

THERE Is very general impression
that the senators ana congressman
will get their railroad passes all the
anne even If the railroads have taken
action to the contrary. A little bit
cf hint to a railroad company win
sometimes accomplish. great results.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

DEXTER trotted q mile in 217la in
1867, and the wise men said the limit
had been reached. During the year
1906 thirty-three new trotters entered
the exclusive 2;l0 class, and three of
these went under the 2;07 mark.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

1T is said the tendency of New
York's social center is 10 move north
ward. Meantime tho tendency of New
Yorl's financial center is in the same
diioctioa--;oward Sing Sing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

THE revolution in Ecuador Is re
ported under control after lasting
about five days. Many Of the revolu-
tionists in tina. part Of the country
arc conyalescent quicker than a
meassls patient
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

The Bulletin 10 on sale AT the fol
lowing places:
Colenian's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

L. is announced that King Edward
will go to Athens TO attend the Olym-
plan games.
Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin,
is one of the closest students ofShakes-
peare in the senate and the only yege.
tartan in that body.
Bishop McCabe has delivered his
lecture on the Bright Side of Prison
Life in Libby Prison 1900 times.
and 100000 has been brought into
the church treasury by the same.
Israel Zangwill has now taken mp
boxing and is said to be fast develop
ing into an expert He was advised to
learn the art by his physician, who
thought he need exercise.
Sir Willifrid Laurier will be one Of
The guests at the Erie, Pa. chamber
Of commerce banquet, where he will
meet Vice President Fairbanks and
Senators Penrose and Knox, who will
be the other guests.
George J. CoppurnOll Of Carleton,
Mich. has lived to attain a distinction
given TO few men--the celebration Of
his golden wedding with his second
wife He is IS years of age and has
lived on the same farm sixty.nine
years. Re first married in 1916 and re-
married in 1855. Both he and his wife
are hale and hearty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

IT is now asserted that a good deal
Of Spanish labor will ne employed in
the construction Of the Panama canal.
There was an impression that Span
ish labor was a good deal like the
snakes in ireland.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT had an
appointment with Crazy Snake. That
makes the record of the menage4e de-
partment cf the White House about
complete.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

1T is safe 10 cay that any large
policy holder in the New York LAfe
who happens to be sojourning in Paris
will not undertake 10 scrape mp a fell
low-American acquaintance with
Andy Hamilton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18
nat. Stone. for cattIe Foaa.

The cattle Of sOmsliland. says a
recent official report. are iatteued on
date STONES. and mich animals. fed on
such a diet are said TO produce better
and more copious milk than others.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

4 LONDON newspaper says that
FIfta avenue. New York, is the rich
est street in the world. Il would be
Interesting TO have a peep at the
methods b. which all these millions
we're accumulated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

THIN again Morocco will ger at
least some advertisement out of ii,
even IL France or Germany or both
get all the rest of anything Of valne
that may be lying around.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

4 !. q Il u
r. D...,.,,............. 8 20
IIebsacker Grocery Co., rent OF
Twenty-second street hose
house 1904.lS05, ........,. "a 90
G. W, Robinson Coal Co, coal
r. d. q bills) .........,. 90
H. y. Cannon, coal r. d. ..., 90
b. $. Dewey, express paid on
nozzle observation-disclosures. III
a. HALEY, mdse. f. D..,.. 40
Maloney & Butcher, horse shoes
r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 90
~ p Thistlewood &, Son, coal.
y. ~ Observation-Disclosures. 6 90
William Oehler shoes and re-
pairs, r. Observation-Disclosures, Q Is
Cairo lei. e Traction Co,
lights +. D.............. Q As
Cent. Union Telephone Co.,
tollS ......,.....,.... s 10
Cairo Water Co., hydrant rent
al for month Of Dec. ...... 7o7 50
John +. Glynn. horse and bug
gy days in Oct, acct B. II. 1G so
l.. L. Powell, salary as librari.
an, Observation-Disclosures. so 90
+. A. Lansden, salary assistant
librarian, 1906. Is 90
Paul Simmons, salary janitor,
library, II 05. ........... 80 90
Cairo City Gas Co., gas lib'y,
iz-oo Observation-Disclosures. 40
Cairo Ell. q Traction Co,
lights lib'y, 1905. ....... 10 35
James Coleman, subsc. and
books, liby. .......,.. &c %
Frank Hillig, reminding books,
hby ,.....,........ 4 20
Mrs. +. NJ. Winter, books. lib'y 10 90
Kenyon News &, Postal Subsc.
W, my .,.........,...... 81 10
Cairo Telephone Co, telephone
rental, liby ... 80
Alderman Koehler moved that the
bills be allowed as read and recon-
mended. The motion was adopted by
the following vote: Aye--Antrim,
Fuller Jocelyn. June. Koehler. Law.
Ter, Magner. Neff. Nellis. Nordman.
Simon and Snyder-l2 Nay None.
The mayor, with the permission OF
the council, introduced Mr.. ]. s. Ais.
thorpe, who addressed the council
urging that the council select dele
gate to represent the city at the Ma.
ional Rivers and Harbors congress at
ID. G.. January IS and 1G.
1906. Stating further that the Board
If Trade and Merchants league had
each selected Hon. George Parsons to
'epresent the respective bodies at
aid congress
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

THE revolt in Moscow began ia mas
sacre and ended in the same wGy.
That is, If 1t can be raid TO be at an
end.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

IN Korea the men with large num-
hers Of children are given the best
paying jobs. Well, they certainly need
the money.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

WHEN the lid can be put on success
fully al Omaha. il is hardly fair to
class that city any longer as belong
ing to the wild and woolly west.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

a NEW YORK paper in telling of
the fayorite food Of Wall street mag
mates. neglected one which they de-
your with smacking lips-lamb
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

CHAUNcEY DEPEWhas largely
lost his reputation as an after-dinner
speaker, and will lose his reputation
as a dummy director.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets
Druggists refund money IL IL fails %
eure. f. W. Groves signature Is on
each box. 25c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

AFTER all the continuous perform.
ance of the Gaynor-G9esne case may
close before both Of the crooks die of
old age
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

AMERICA leads other countries in
the making OF barrels. Also in the
emptying OF them
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18
EnnIish Health Resort.

Dover has become one ct he first
favor!tes among English health re-
scrts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday circn-
lafiom for the year 1905. ...... .212s
Average daily and Sunday circula-
ton for the month of December,
1905 ...................1 0l
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

PATR0N1ZING home industries
means helping to build up your own
town which ought to be nearer to your
Interests than oehsr towns which DO
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-18

L. is announced that King Edward
will go to Athens 10 attend the Olym-
plan games.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-05
TIM arArn PRINrnR.

Ebiuf %. w. Humphrey of tbr Iof.
frrsp0 Review sp,ats ~ thr state
priu,iug utisr ns follows.
o. K Wntur,, pr,vrHi state pr.uirf
is a candidate fur rrrlrrtiun. anil will
ui duulH o.. successful ilr has been
B fnhful rnmpo'oHi na.yial anil thrro
O. na sn'l reason why hc should not be-
g.,p "a asnHl term. thr same as has
rNr hrrH i'r rusium With officials Iu
coo Uast Tho Kr,lrW eltor prob.
ah1 huvs Nr Nliur, us we'll as
.l'ea aus wusIaIsT WsH iu thr state.
Hs iHr htn sears $50 were foreman of
fhe AlHn Morning llenlI uuIrf hIs
ownership uf on. aprr no thrrs .s
rH mrH fuIs slHui mau. few
1sHrs might vHrk $3.50 bring tHtm uut
$50 IH,r s.u 'Iue" wiru Dis bank
hH.E H.N,.| raf hanHge. and we
a'r HH hm UH.H Hr haI 90 hustle
Nhr fuH tH make fHr s'nst walk uH
~t'w'4, uEH, 500 af aI tlmos AMI
uH.r HH rr.amsiaur,s d. was tbe
sImr eHH safl,msH hhoI D., 40 of
his smp.n,tr anI u.Fsr fsleI tu "dig'
when lar uuHn tHurr struck hlm f1r
% hauI out Prosperity las uot chang.
60 h.m Ca bit aud tas fsmfr iu over
ais i''ts as gn..I tu him as the pro-
frssI'Ial mau Boz boaay.a,h Of t1ur-s
il' state pTiator bas 'ffit take" but
uo m'na 30 for No Whiiuoy taau ana.
uur else lle simply akvs iust what
ihr law allows anal uae would b. "a
to'l to .o o,heroi-, Tho people seem
to ho si.shvt with tlo existing ,ou.u.
t.ons ludgiug from the fast chat they
Nuiri ..'uu tas amonsimsrt four wears
sg' Mr Whuey is uot posing as a
ref'rugr llo guanm,gs gooI auJ
rr'mTi oork ss bong as hc is STATE
pr.ulor ami Win d. st,.sboI with what
r'er 'ouIeussiioa tae leg,,la,ur, sees
hi to allow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-05
A prT1FUL HUSBAND.
Benton County Woman Is in JAN Await
ing a Preliminary Hearing.


Nrrs May NJ Moore, Of Benton eoun.
~ wife Of L. V. Moore. was arrested
In Corvallis ycstcray morning on a
warrant from the city recorders Office
anil brought to this city at noon on the
charge Of adultery The warrant was
ieueI at the instance Of the husband.
Mrs Moore was arraigned in Recorder
w LAR Thompoon's court and will
pI,,d next Monday morning being held
I'm $500 bail. She is ia the county jail
She was represented by W. r. Bilyeu
and r. r. Kelly. A warrant was also
issued for Charles Mulkey, alleged to
have been the parmour Of the woman,
a-I Tho crime is said to have been COM
mitttI in this city. Mulkey has disap-
pcarc.L and a search is being made for
him Mrs Moore left this city Thurs.
Ilv evening for Corvallis, where Sher.
fT Of Benton county. arrested her
bringing her here for trial.-Albany
Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-05
susrA1N GOOD WAGES.

The Journal has always paid good
wages ami mstains good wages, and
has always fought 20 secure employ.
mcnt for laboring men.
The increase Of wages Of common Ia.
Dor on public work 10 2j cents an hour
bv thc city council was endorsed by
this paper when IL was done.
The motives Of the politicians who
tib &c 20 attract attention TO them.
selves just before the primaries arc
open 90 discussion
That it was a plain effort 10 make
capital ami will react 20 the injury Of
tbc workiugmen, there can be little
doubt.
% may completely block further
street improvements in this city, AMI
stop che improvements undertaken.
Tho way 10 raise wages is TO separate
tltc proposition from political manipu.
laiion. or else no permanent good Is ac.
cwplishci
Lct us al labor 20 sustain gooi
wages. bot 10 it In "a why that will not
stop go public work and iniuro the
chances pf bboring men getting cm.
ploymoHt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-05

Men who want 10 ~ 30 The legisla.
ture ought to be glab to be relieved
Of the responsibility Of choosing an
United States senator
10 has bocu one Of The greatest caus.
~ Of interference with the legitimate
duties Of n legislator 30 De obliged TO
vote for United states senator.
Cutting out the charges of couup-
ton. anil harbsring VOTES for state. dis
triet nnd fe,hsrai oficcg, tbe relief 30
The legislature 40 have the people elect
senators w0iid le inmonso.
There aTo many mcn who go 20 The
legislature 10 ,o what Is right. but are
diverted from ticir chosen path Of
DUTY by The complications growing out
Of smatorial cou,osta
Tlio pressure that is put on members
of che general assembly when there BE-
n boa nght for srnaiorship is sumc.
thing hcrce. rcw who have not been
through such "a struggle know anything
about 81.
Tho vritcr was % membor in the ses.
sion of 1895 A. times ono vote was
nosslcd 90 cloci tlse machine candidate,
AMI auy ofioo or any sum u money
would llvc born given 30 gct that one
vote. We DON'T want any moro of that
sort Of thing
Direct election of senators mcans
puro Legislation, smaller appropriations,
lower taxes. foWsr now offices, com.
missions an,i BURDENS upon tho people.
People who favor boiter government
In state an,l niipu should 90 support
dfrooi elortinu ~ auntUrH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-05
sENAToR CRoIsAN's RECORD.

The meeting at Macleay Saturday had
one COOL effect u shovel where Son.
ator Croisan stood on the Tuttle law.
The meeting was callcd by one Of
bis friends AMI be was selected az one
Of The speakers and made his state.
mont
The meeting was called TO promote
road building umler The Tuttlo Law,
anil no enemy gf Senator Croisan can
Boz accused Of having put up a job on
him
After the Tuttle law had most favor
able presentation the audience Of in
teiligoui farmers showui they wcro al.
most unanimously against 10 and gave
expression ~ their views
senator Croislu could not deny that
be- bad votol for the Tuttlc law, anil
M one can drny that the farmers n
Macl,ay precinct are almost an unit
'againsi that law.
n The farmers feel that way an over
tho county against building roads at
the cxpousc ~ the admitting property
what show will Senator Croisau stand
~ getting their votes for rc.nomina.
tiouf
Tho Tuttlc law has been on tho stat.
uto books fu mmbrr Of years but
~ Gar as We know Do has not been
ua,hr u-n ~. The farmers DO not D..
ioyo be- th. Turlc law
Tlaro b. little justice Boo building
country ruads at lhc expense of tho
abuttiug property The stat" ibo coun
ty aHI ib. ruli district vii. finally
hlyo to sharo tho osponse Of building
prrmului highways
if tbo highway .s ussi 90 carry thr.
malls tbo national government will
ti,r ip 1ssisi Boz th,ir construction 1r.
ray go usa thrn Tllr abwuHg prop
orit hsl .au' iis port whrh BE- Fiyos|
iho rFHt uf way
NrHHHf Drb.au viii now dUubilrasI
favor amruHug tbo bw. As spon aaI
ha kupua what thr FARMERS want hr
will hk ii as ha b. f,rmrf. Goo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-05
FAvoRIrE OF rHn PEOPLE.

lao oal Silvm r.ag politicians Jonf @
tak, kluay o. WaJer L ro11s of
Mesihurn fr eouguss
ue b. Mt,s t,o ayti,e auJ cl.r
set.e for them ne b. COO iu.lepeuIeut
to sa.i ilsm.
lle has an ttc oaorg, aul strcnuous-
u''e ~ Roosevelt k,eIs BIS ear as close
to tle gTouHb as M,kiulc,.
he ur'te platform that was sur
Pris' ta Gao riug hsatrs 10 struck
out bel'ly oa noW hncs anl al thcy
vopll ,o Was 90 copy g.
lf Wa,tz H. roa1s Is nominated he
val u't hayo % g.ye an the fat places
Go teo goaeFatias ~ old political
hekA
ue viu uo, Dc mortgageJ up 10 tAe
ucyk huaieislly for mouey advanced
20 Aim by bossss who wh dictate his.
appolntmcatS
TAe proaiesrs ana tie labo4lsg mea
ana tae r1al workers Ia thc Republiean
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-05
THE DEVELOPMENT or OREGON


The prospect ~ thc rapid develop
mrff uf OrrFuHa resources was never
a1 bright as 1i prosam. The Lewis ami
.rark Pair ADVERTISED o. the nation
wIai us hitboro boyn an unknown
hHl ip q lurgv portion " American
citizens Tho natipai resources of che
fiHie iis extensive forests. be- rich
mines iis vast agricultural possibi.I
t.os be- wralih giving hsbcrics are uB.
fwrfupi uuw Bs never before; aHl
tbrsr. iu connection with thc fact that
che state is comparatively unicyclop,.i.
natrs ii tIr rlral acd for thc homo.
srrkrr
Capital s sookiug investment bore
as newer before Tho Hartman. tho
lliu hul tl.r santa Fc systems, ali have
projected liuss ~ rsilway 10 the STATE.
unr are thoy mrra "wpcF" r1ads
Muy of tlo PROPOSED Inns viii be-
,umrlrtoi wiihiu two y,au, Pmsiic,
ally oyrry portion Ut ihr state viii b.
tsf,rt D., pnr of Huothrr nf these rutis.
Electric rula Bro ais, being multi,
pIieb Thrso viii .l1n form uat
wHk au over tbo mufr fh.fky sat-
i.rl pprtiuus of the state Nauufaruf,
ing In.har.os Ur a snsIi sssIr a- com.
parri vita rs..rn states. are spring.
mg up hrro auI taarrs small. but
tormiug tls nucleus around which viii
s''H grow up important auI rEton-
s.,, plants.
hut tH" m,ef mafkod Improvement
uHI iao oHr iHat mtius must tn tho
aafn is tho aVakun.ug amnrg the
fHrm,s to thr Importance OF maI,rn
mritu..s boa agri,uturo rrum 40 parts
ui che STATE rome u,Ns ur tae urganiza.
ti0u of horticultural anI agricultural
ass',iaii"mt lu these aFt discussed
uumorDus suhiegis yitali, affecting tho
welfare of thr ntmbers OH orchards
that have long yoasI to praIuee rev.
wuR musi bv ma,l, to to So again.
New ovharls must be plautel With
tao h-s varieties of fruit Exhaust
90 s'ls must bo fcriiIiEsl Grain.
ono" thy chief pra.uet of tho siate.
must ho suWplautol by forage crops
seuh Stock musi givc place 90 thor.
oughhre'A rhose auJ huu.lr,,ls Of
other mattous urt hyiug discussed ami
th'se Discussions are load.ug 90 lprae.
ucal DsuHs
t"uiitious oa tLe Oregon farm 10
,l> are ra.hcall udtut from what
thry N,vv 'o ,,as ago, but tbr slsnecs
iuring thv hs, half ,saur arr
s-aUcN gn-aigr tlau taose ttat WiuI
cake Iiacc viJhin the next Con wars
To is unHoyossp Co ash the people toI
90 'Matsa orvgon grow as tae whole
ut'oa viii vassh ami wonder within
tho uoNt foW yytrs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-05
w1rIYcoAfnn nAfNINn

Dr Jsn,a wttb,soml,e of benton
county is rapidly gaining strength I'D
% Ropublirau 1aptmm fof th' COVER
norslap
iiu unksa h.a 1pfaai o. thr iirrri
primary, emil HAS NEVER CATERED
TO THE MACHINE POLITICIANS
on THE POLITICAL BOSSES
ilr las uryv t,sruIs.l 10 small poi.
ii.1s .n h.s campaign ils hollis farm.
ou' Institutes fpr 20 wcrk boz county
uni n,,r talks politics.
D. dnos MT ftn tho air bu.l teIl ihs
farm~a thr1 ara opprrs.sl aud engage
ih eide lirft ,hrmagug Uf ans Kind
I'm TALKS COMMON SENSE.
Auomiiug strictly q, tls buslusas uf
biz iifo which l1s bern che promotion
of siouiihc agriculture. hs has no
iIuo fpr pnhurs ls chat wofI b. om
Iiuyt,t
llo 81 uH haHrdHF places forming
combinations promising positions. ur
dn'nF aH1 "f thHi tlnI nf professional
wufk t'.1 is f.Hf s.u.t .u ifsHf uf tbr
HI'.'s Im.u,Hu
nr MftitHh. uIu o. m sllem
th.s e..t ia bn'd "a flmus' Institute
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PRETENaE
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-05
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