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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-16
STRIKES AT RAMSEY
OF INTEREST HERE

Ramsey, New. July 15.-At present the
Ratnsey-Comstock mine is more in the
limehght than any other property. because
of the very rich strike on the third level,
whdre an ore shoot on the hanging wall
sidel is uncovered that is producing spec
imeIa ore, containing rich sulphides, to-
gether with free gold and tellurides The
vein of shipping ore is eight feet wide,
about three feet of it against the wall pro-
ducing the specimen ore. Since the shoot
was encountered II has been drifted on
thirtyt feet and the ore has been sacked
for Shipment. There are already filled be-
tweenf400 and 500 sacks, almost a carload.
which will be sent to the shipping point.
Apache. in a few days. and from there
to the Utah smelters. Apache is nine miles
east OF here on the Hazon cutoff. The
principal stockholders OF the Ramsey
Comstdck are in Goldfield. Tonopah and
Salt Lake City.
Recent discoveries on the Dago group
have brought the Ramsey-Consolidated
property strongly to the front. Two
claims, pago No. / and Dago No. 2. are
held by this company. On either large
dixie occurs, which in either case is the
outcroppihy Of the same extensive ledge
crosscutA is about to be driven through
the ledge fSom the bottom of 300-foot
shaft on Dago No. claim. Rich veins
occur on surface which should be much
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D0INGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

There is persistent and steady buying of
Bingham STANDARD Copper on the part of
somebody and there Is a general belief
that the stock is going to the inside One
of the brokers yesterday afternoon Of
fered to wager that the stock of the hold
ing company would be So a share before
the end Of the year, and he felt that ne
was getting a strong margin, at that. The
stock sold during the day at SIC to 5Sc
but the impression is that the limit for
all offerings is nearer 60c than that. There
was better demand for Ohio Copper
also, but buyers tried hard to get the
stock at lower prices than holders were
willing to take and not q great deal of
business was done in consequence. The
first sale was at 500 and the next at
S625. with holders demanding $685. at the
close. Western Nevada Copper sold at
s5c, McDOnald-Ely at 75c, East Crown
Point Consolidated at SIC to SIC, Plutus
Consolidated at 2Dc. Seven Troughs Daisy
at 2Sc and Seven Troughs Tomboy at
271kc.
Copper Glance was offered at lie. Nail
driver at 4Oc and Yerington Copper at 21c.
Emma Copper was quoted at 16G1s1bc,
American at 2Id2Sc, Ely Witch at S5GS9c
while S2.25 was bid for Mason Valley and
$50 for Ohio Kentucky.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-16
PARK MINING NOTES
AND ORE SHIPMENTS
Ozark Record

The Copper Apex is the latest of the
City Park properties to be added to the
list of shippers -
Nothing is doing as yet at the Naildrivei
and company officials are mum as Il
what their plans and intentions are.
At the New York Bonanza preparation
is being made for the resumption of work
The machinery is being given a genera
overhauling and a spring cleaning made
Steam will be raised and work started in
a few days.
property is again in full swing under the
direction of George Hall, and good prog
ress is being made. Shipping ore is being
taken out right along and stored for q
shipment which will be made in the neal
future. The roads round about the mine
are being repaired and put in shape tC
facilitate transportation. II will be two
weeks yet before the snow gets out of the
mountains in the vicinity Of the Iowa.
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week and he expects to have the third on
the market before the month is over.
Our only trouble at the present time, -
said Mr.. Weimer, lis to get men and
teams. We have only twenty-six men on
the pay-rolls at the present time though
We have plenty of room for twice that
number We are shipping just as much
ore as We can get teams to haul, but the
demand in the north country is so great
that 1t is hard to figure on just what is
going to happen in this respect.
The Birch Creek region is getting live
ly and work is being done all along the
range for distance of thirty miles. Ev-
cry property from Nicholia to away south
of where we are operating is developing
ore and the day IS coming when the world
is going to realize that that mineral Lelt
is one of the richest ana biggest in the
world"
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ORE SHIPMENTS.
COPPER TO BE HELD
AT 22C A POUND

y A Boston message over the Pollock =
y private wires says:
y United Metals Selling company is y
y reported to have sold several million =
y pounds of electrOlytic copper at - !
+ cents, part Of which is for export =
= Large consumers have not yet en- =
+ tered the market, but producers be \
= Heve they will when they have com =
+ pleted specifications. 1t is insisted =
+ there will be no change fro ma p y
= cent a pound rate for electrolytic =
= within the next three months y
= %%%%&~AA%%
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Other Districts.
SCARCITY OF MEN AND
TEAMS IN IDAHO DISTRICT

Peter Weimer, manager of the weimer
Copper company's properties. is down
from camp for a few days visit with his
family He states that, while there is
nothing really new to report from the
rrine. he can say that more ore is being
opened up all the time. One big carload
has already been marketed this month
another will be here during the present
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Ore and Bullion.

Silver. 675sc per ounce.
Copper (casting). 21Ac per pound.
Copper (cathodes), 2112c per pound.
Lead, s5.25 per 100 pounds.
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NJ fetal Markets.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday. as reported by Mccormick &
Co.. amounted to $4,000. as follows: Sill
yer, lead. gold and copper ores. 81, 600;
base bullion, So, 900.
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Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada
stocks in San Francisco yesterday, SIS re-
ported over the private wires of James
A. Pollock & Co. were as follows:
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Palmo Tablets

transform weak, broken-d down, nerv.
Gus wrecks into magnificent types of
physical perfection. They restore
the nerves and kidneys to their normal
conditions and make you look and
feel years younger. Guaranteed. so
cents. Book Free. The S. r. Fell
Co., Cleveland, o.
Tor sale By y. ], Hill Drug CO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-16

When you want good printing cali on
the Century Printing Co, Salt Lakes
printers, 165-167 South West Temple St
Both phones, 604.
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Vudor Porch Shades and Vudor
Hammocks, 20 per cent off. z. c. NJ.
J. Carpet department
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Forenoon Sales.

Ajax-1.lOO at 80; 800 at "a, buyer 60
Lower Mammoth-200 at 2521z
May Day[,20O at 40; 500 at 391h
Star Como at 20; 100 at g: go at 81:
go at 81; 600 at SO; 30 at IS; 800 at 81; SOC
at 66; 100 at 90.
Uncle Sam-6O0 at 81; 500 at So
Beck Tunnel-10O at 245; 100 at 2.371s; LOO
at ZS0; 1.1OO at 2.S3l2.
Black Jack-1OO at s.; 100 at n; so at Y;
500 at 20; 800 at 76; 30 at a; 200 at IS.
Colorado-1O0 at $50.
Crown Point-,9OO at 100; 800 at 90; 1 900
at IS.
Ingot-loo at 3.
Mountain Lake-16Jo at %: 900 at %: 30
at 81; 800 at IS; 1000 at IS; 500 at "a; so at
90; 600 at o..
Scottish Chief-500 at ~.
South COlumbus-i00 at 2.95; 100 at 292J5
Sioux Con.-l00 at 40; 1900 at s.; 800 at
81: 1000 at 81.
victor-6.OOO at 1872; 1000 at 10
Yankee-1,9O0 at IS
Open Board.
AIbion-100 at 97l5; 100 at LOO
Black Jack-3OO at 70; 500 at 80: 100 at 81.
Beck TUnnel-2o0 at 2321a; 600 at 2S0
Colorado-100 at T5O.
Crown Point 100 at IS: 800 at IS
Iron Blossom-3O0 at 1.S71k: 30 at 10
Mountain Lake-600 at "a; 200 at 90; 800
at 81.
Grand CentraL50O at AIS
Sioux-9O0 at rs
Seven TroughS-100 at 50.
South Col Con--1O0 at 100.
Nictor-4,5o0 at 1919; 400 at 90
Yankee-5O0 at 5S
Shares sold, 81, 30
Selling value, S45, 4o2
Afternoon Sales.
Ajax-5O0 at 331s
. Carisa-1oO at Of; 900 at 90.
Star Con.-1O0 at 60; 200 at So
Uncle Sam-3,500 at so: LOO at 20, seller
so; 500 at 50, buyer 30; 1000 at 20.
Beck Tunnel-70o at 2.S5; 200 at 2321k
seller GO.
Black Jack-SOO at 50; zoo at 81; 100 at ~;
800 at 7S.
Iron Blossom-1OO at 40, buyer Co.
Mt. Lake-4,sO0 at SO; COO at 81; 800 at 81 !;
300 at 80.
South Columbus Con.-Soo at 2S5; Is at
Sioux Con.-1OO at 20; 300 at n; SOD at
70: 200 at Y; 100 at Y, seller 80.
Seven Troughs-500 at ~; POO at R |
Tetro-1O0 at 1917.
Victor-4,0o0 at 1871.
Open Board.
Beck Tunnel-S00 at 235
Black Jack-700 at 80.
Century-300 at 50.
Mt. Lake-S00 at 90.
Seven Troughs-210 at n
South Columbus Con--700 at 2S21k
Sioux Con.-1O0 at "a
Crown Point-300 at 81
Shares sold, IS, rs.
Selling value, Sc, 2S5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-16
COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following is the daily market comment
OF Paine, Weber & Co, Boston, together
with the range of prices of copper stocks
aud other Boston listinEs in which the
west is interested, as well as similar
report on New York curb transactions a
feature that has just been added by
James A. Pollock & Co. to its private
wire service, and from which it is secured
for use in this department of The Herald
Boston, July 1A-The market was made
to look very strong this morning and a
good many people were induced to buy
stocks, but later in the day, selling came
in and the close was weak all through
the list. We are bearish for the present
and believe in getting out of stocks espe-
cially the coppers, for the time being. The
old story in Utah Consolidated was re-
vived and block of stock thrown on the
market. We doubt that the mine has run
out of ore and we would buy Utah Con-
solidated on any further break for quick
turn.
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terprises, together with data compiled in
ready-reference form, will BE found
crowded into the pages. All has been
prepared with evident care end without
any labelling of hot air. The book is is
sued by Frank II. Adams, editor Of the
Ely Mining Expositor. at 30 cents copy
Superintendent P l.. Williams. jr., of
the Daly-West and Ontario properties at
Park City, left Sunday for a run into
Nevada, which includes visit to the Ely
Witch, where a station has Jdst been cut
on the 3O0-foot level Of she new working
shaft.
Urgent business matters at home re
curing his attention, General Manager
Thomas Kearns of the Silver King CoGlI-
ton Mines company, who went east 4
couple of weeks ago on company bust
ness, came in from New York yesterday
morning He left Mr.. Keith in the east
and the latter will likely be absent sew
eral days vet
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J. osERNDoRFER,

J. TENN DOFNF TT
Stock Croker.
Tel. Bell 792. ISL s Main ST
Union Assay Office.
NJ S. Hanauer. J. v Sadler
i52 So. West Temple. P o. Box 1446.
The best" TO-DAY, Vienna Walnut
Bread. Vienna Bakery
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Boston Copper Market.
New York Stock Exchange.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Close.
NewhoUse e. =. 100 II II 1864 1854
Tenn Tsrii Cop Cop :... 100 $50 20 8sx 9s
Balaklala e.. -. 400 80 10 9% go
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Total
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
ELIJAH
SMITH
LANDS
For the Present Remain In
the Owners Hands

After passing the house unani-
mously and being championed in the
senate by attorneys with their pock-
cts full of applications to file on the
lands. the bill to dispossess Elijah
Smith, of Boston, and his wagon
road lands in Coos and Curry, was
killed in the senate. The committee
unanimously reported against, and
il was indefinitely postponed. Sena-
tor Malarkey, always solicitous that
no injustice be done anyone, was
very much put out and tried to get
reconsideration in vain. 1t was
charged that Portland lawyers were
here lobbying for the bill, who had
a lot of filings assigned to them
selves, which would have become val
liable IL the bill had passed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
Mayor Dunne ReaOmlaa,ed.

chieagO. Feb. aS.-rhe Democrat
le city convention this afternoon
unanimously nominated Dunno for
reelection as mayor. Harrlson's
name was Withdrawn early. and the
convention adopted resolutions OF
sympathy for Postmaster Busse, who
wss Injured In the wreck on the
Pennsylvania road this mornlng.
nasss Is almost certain to be DUNES
Republican opponent at the polls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23

here visiting friends. He is now em-
ployed by leading grocery Arm OF
Portland.
Il. G. Armstrong returned last ev-
ening from business trip to Hub
bard
Miss Rhoda Gesner returned last
evening from a visit In Portland.
Miss Gussie Randall, OF Barlow, is
in the city the guest OF friends.
Miss Wilda Roland. of the st.
Vincent hospital. is visiting Salem
friends.
Miss Mary wann left this morn
ing for Corvallis. TO be the guest OF
Miss Marie Peeland.
Mrs. Il. ]. Lesley is visiting her
son in Eugene,
Mrs. NJ. Mickenham went 10 Tur-
ner this morning to visit friends and
relatives
Mrs. s. l.. Hayes. OF Campbell. Cal
ifornia. after a visit here TO her
brother. Andrew Vercler aud family.
left today Tor visit In Lebanon.
Mrs, y. Zimmerman left this
morning for Roseburg. whore she
will visit for a few days.
Miss Amanda Thomas, who has
been visiting Salem friends, has re-
turned to her home In Portland.
Mr. aad Mrs. Srank Whitney, who
have been visiting here, left today
FOR Los Angeles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
New Wools.

The most important showing In
dress goods are the checked, plaided
and striped wools, the latter being
somewhat novel, the stripes being
for the most part in contrast and
llght-hued The invisible plaids and
checks Of last season are again
brought forward with numerous
changes, and II is difficult TO imagine
the thousands OF combinations OF
these fabrics. Voiles follow suit, al
lowing for the difference in the ma
terial Plain voiles are also shown
and II Is possible that later in the
season there may be reaction in
favor OF plain stuffs. Similar
checked, plaided and striped de-
signs are paramount in silks, and
here the black and white fad seems
to have taken on new life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
Llncns md Trimmings.

Dark thin stuffs Of wool, silk or
cotton are made over white silk lin
ings for the most part, and contrast
ing colors in Innings are the rule
rather than the exception. Tucks in
ladder styles cross tucks OF narrow
width cut into bands are still very
much used by modish makers. These
are edged with braid or with narrow
folds OF the material Bralds OF all
sorts are very much In evidence, the
narrow soutache being especially we'll
endorsed.
This Is used In many different
ways One OF the newest is to out
line figures In the lace used for gar
nitures. Thus a cream linen. cos
tune with inserts OF heavy cluny lace
had narrow silk soutache in pale
blue run In and out over the pattern
OF the lace. defining the prominent
hgures and affording a pretty color
contrast. The belt. collar and re.
vors OF the little coat were OF plain
blue linen TO match the color OF the
braid. OF course such costumes
must go 10 the professional cleaner
for renewal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
Personals

Edward Hirseh went TO Portland
today.
Mrs. Lou Hatch left today for a
visit In Portland
Gideon stoits went 60 Portland on
business this morning.
Miss T. G. Fisher has returned
from visit in Portland.
Miss Grace Apple. OF stayton, is
here, the guest of friends.
Mr., aud Mrs, n. Freeland. OF Port
land, are visiting Salem relatives.
Mrs. r. n. Ferreli went 60 Port
land this morning 10 visit friends.
Mrs. Cooke Patton left this morn
ing for woodburn 90 visit friends.
Miss Olrardin has returned from
a visit az her home IN Turner,
Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds II visiting
friends IN Portland
Mrs. n. whesldon and son. Alfred
who have been here visiting aud TAX
ing In the legislature. left today for
their home In The nalles.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. r. whitney were
among those EoiuE 10 Portland this
morning
Miss Winnifred Roman left today
Cor Hood River. 90 visit relatives.
EK-Mayor Frank Waters left this
morning for A business trim 10 Port.
land.
George H. Hines, secretary ot ths
Oregon Pioneer Association. after q
vial, IN the city. left today for his
home Ia Portland.
Attorney Richardson ieft thil
mornine Tor Portland.
Thomas bruce. after a business
ylsls IN the city. has returned "a
Portland.
Cooke Patson. the well-knowr
business man. leil this moFnlng fog
BROOKS. where be wlll glvo an enter.
tainment this esenlng.
Charles skidmere. a toImer sln.
dent q willamslts University. "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23

Columbia, :. c.. Feb. 23.-There
are upwards OF 5000 delegates from
all parts OF the country in this city
today 20 attend the conference of
the colored people. which viii be
held In the First Cavalry Baptist
Church tonight. Rev. Booker r.
Washington and Rev, Richard Car
roll will be the principal speakers.
Matters Of vital importance TO the
colored race viii be discussed. but
Il is understood that several ques-
tions before the public az present
will not be dealt with.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
Trolley lane Promoter Charrea

Boston. Feb. as.-The hearing Of
the charges against Arthur A. Apple
yard. a trolley line promoter OF this
city, who secured control OF the Ger
man bank shortly before Il failed,
Sere resumed here today before
John cammeen, referee. A num-
Der Of suits are listed against Apple
yArd as a result Of the failure OF the
bank.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23

sale OF school lands their promIssory
note for $3.50 for money borrowed.
This was secured by mortage on GER
tain real estate. The board asks for
decree agaist the defendants for
$3.50 and 800 for attorneys fees.
and that the mortgage be foreclosed
aud the premises sold.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23

Athens. o, Feb, ss.-The grand
iary today Indicted l. woobo, Henry
harkins and Hobart Reeder. former
attendants Al the Athens hospital for
the insane. charged With second de-
gFee murder Cor killlng w. J. RarBes.
an inmate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
CITY NEWS
A Noilsssssn % Iss,puasant Para
g-nphs faw Yoz< OeasilAssasisn
Rink AAttraction--
$ff.85 to $40

VIII +. Cary. Americas trick and
fancy skater. has heon engaged by
tho management OF the Auditorium
rink 20 give an exhibition In fancy
skating In the ring each evening OF
next week. lie IL known ~ the "Hu-
man TOP" and has just finished a
very successful week In Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
The Artist Who
Paints on China

Does net transfer bis subjects or
trace them on printed subjects. II
- All free hand work, The noSors
iook ~ real that any one can soc
they are superior &c amy hand-pains.
ed china ON the market IN salem or
Portland. see them In our window.
The priees are a. low az those
asked Tor transfer work by others
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
Mnltnonsh Gives siooo-

Word was received yesterday that
Multnomah county had appropriated
$1,000 for an exhibit at the Oregon
state fair. and many other coun-
ties are getting In line. Marion
has made an appropriation. but will
not compete for a prize.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23

The state Land Roard has brought
suit against George W. Johns and
q. 4. Johns. his wife, Julia Johns,
widow Henry y. Johns and Ada
Johns, his wife IN department No. ,,
The oompialnt sess forth that the de-
Pendants in isot az salem executed
and delivered 10 tho board for the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
0ar.lcn seesls Fre-

By Courtesy OF Senator Fulton
tho Capital Journal has large lot
of garden seeds for free distribution.
and persons who viii call for them
can have package, Send In and
rot a package soon, az they viii not
last long.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
Dallas Wins

ITNFIHH " INH-
The Dallas college basketball
team last evening defeated the VIII
lamctte ave by a score OF 22 90 10,
Tho game was witnessed by one OF
the largest crowds that has ever
been In the local gymnasium, and
was hard-fought contest from be-
ginning to end.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
Charcoal Stops G.
/. On Your St@es',|
Wonderful ono, i,ll. AOsor0ins ro.,, !. !.
coal When Taken n d. ,I'' -.
Of stuarrs char,s.' No =
Lozenges.


Charcoal, pure, simpIs ~
absorbs 100 times its ov, 'a'
gas. Where does the r.s 's'''
is Just absorbed by thu j. ~
the gas disappears and ~
a pure, fresh sweet atmo.sa
from all Impurities ana -.
That's what happens IN y -,
ach when you take one % !, !.
stuart's Charcoal Loaeprs, !. ~
powerful purifiers science
discovered.
You beleh Gas in comSs,lA
times, by accident. greaiI7
own humiliation. That ~
there is a great amount Of q.
formed in your stomach by -.
Ing food. Your stomach ! Z.
gesting your food properlv \.
inevitable. Whenever thk ~
just take one or two OF stu,,,,. 80, 4,
coal Lozenges right after s.,l..
you will be surprised Gov SVs,
they will act. No more hs,'s,..
no more sour risings, Eat 4
want and what you want. s,s 4
II there is any gas going to 6,,,
ed, one of these wonderfu, mn, !, /
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And it will do more ina, A,
Every particle of impurIty n III
stomach and intestiaes is goIng 1
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You notice the difference IN you /.
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You'll have no more bad taa,
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Other people will notice you n
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can eat all the onions and Odrus
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Besides, charcoal is the best I'M
tive known. You can take a vh,.
boxful and no harm will result 4
is a wonderfully easy regulator
And then. too. II filters your hlot
every particle OF poison or iuFr'
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you begin TO notice the dItefsau !
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complexion.
Stuart's Charcoal LoEenga =
made from pure willow charcoal q
just a little honey is put In 70 ril'
them palatable. but not too sScA
They will work wonders ih -
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-23
BOTH
HOUSES
QUIT

The senate and house both ad-
iourned sine die about O'Clock, and
there was a special train waiting 10
take the crowd to Portland. Nothing
OF any special Importance was done
during the last hours. except 20 clear
up business.