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and the rights OF men, as explained
by Thomas Jefferson and Thomas
Paine. These facts show that he
mrst have been a man OF some natural
intelligence. He had a trade and
owned farm.
That the tYu people who endured
its hardships and made In spite az
them a home where a boy could con
neive and nourish such ideals and en-
thusiasms as inspired Abraham Lin
cola from his early years sllOuld have
their names darkened by unfounded
suspicious is a cruel injustice against
which every honest aud patriotic
American ought TO set his face. II in
carrying out the noble project Of fnalS-
ing a National Park OF the Kentucky
home farm where Thomas Lincoln and
Nancy Hanks made their first homo
the directors do nothing more than To
set forth the facts Of the parentage
Of Abraham Lincoln they will justify
their undertaking
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CONVENTION CHAMBER.

Convention Ellis the Chair
Invocation by Delegate Williams the srd District
Roll called; quorup present
Buchanan Caudi Cobb Dali
Herring Hayes Hopkins
Hughes Humphrey Kane
Safer, wydy NIurrat
Edmondson Fisher Frye Gardner Hop
Mitch Herring Cobb Dalton
previously been excused
Murray Of sickness
presented the Historical
Society,"
vonuon, hung Convention Chamber.
the
Gheral
orders with Mr. elton In
the Committee the Whole Second Vice
Committee
of The Whole reported as
MIR. PRESIDENT:
land ask % again,
L. HELToN.
motion Chambers,
Monday Tuesday
wednesday requests
On motion. the Convention took until 1880 P
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OF course, refer TO the widespread
tradition that Lincoln was born of that
class known in the South as poor
whites that his father was not
Thomas Lincoln, as his biographers
insist on declaring, but rich and cul-
tured planter Of another state than
Kentucky, and that his mother not
only gave fatherless boy to tho
world, but herself was nameless
child. The tradition has always lack
ed particularly. For instance, there
has been large difference Of opinion
about the planter who fathered Abra-
ham Lincoln. who he was and where
he came from. One story calls him
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CONVENTION CHAMBER.
Afternoon Session, Saturday, Feb 16, 1907 80 P M


motion Of Haskell the Convention
the
OF to it, the Committee Of the
Whole Convention
and MT Henshav Chairman reported
follows;
MR.. PRESIDENT.
We your Committee of the Whole Convention,
the General Orders of the Calendar
consideration Committee by
and Public Service Corporations aded
and have Section consideration
leave to sit
G. A lfENsHAw,
Chairman.
Williams excused for Monday Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday week on
account OF legal business.
On motion Of recess of ten minutes
TO be
On motion Of Mr. Chambers the Convention
NJ. Monday, February 49,
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Catarrh is not only dangerous, bat
IL causes bad breath liberation.
deSsh and decay of bones. loss OF
thinking and reasoning power, Kills
ambition and energy, often causes
loss Of appetite. Indigestion, dyspep-
sia. raw throat and reaches TO general
debility, idiocy and insanity. u needs
attendion at once. Cure it with Gauss
Catarrh Cure. Il IS a quick. radical.
permanent cure, because IL rids the
system OF the poison germs that
cause catarrh.
In order to prove to all VINO ere
suffering from this dangerous and
loathsome disease that Gauss Ca
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Send us your name and adgress tolay
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Mathis Mitch Williams
The President declared motion carried adopting Resolution
follows.
RESOLUTION
that Ieahy Ledbetter
suit
Convention.
Csigned) c. HASKELL
the
Liedtke Chair.
consideration matters Committee
Bills,
follows:
Mr.. PRESIDENT
the Whole Convention referred
the
consideration No 81 by the Committee Homeds
that
third Committee
the Committee
Corporations
the other matters referred ask sit again
W. c LIEDTKE,
Chairman.
On motion, the Tas adopted. o
proposing
Procedure.
motion A.
Saturday February 16.
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course, clear Up the shadow which
hangs over the parentage OF his moth
er. Is there anything to show that
Nancy Hanks herseiS was of as clear
and clean lineage as her husband?
There had been nothing whatever un-
I'll a few sears ago, through the efforts
of Mrs. Caroline Hanks Hitchcock of
Cambridge Mass, who had in prepa.
ration the genealogy OF the Hanks
family In America, little volume was
Published in regard to Many Hanks.
Mrs. Hitchcock had begun at the far
end of the line--the arrival Of one
Benjamin Hanks in Massachusetts in
1899. -
She discovered that one of his sons,
William moved to Virginia, and that
In the latter part OF the eighteenth
century his children formed inAmelia
county of that state a large settlement
All the records I'm these families she
found in the Hall OF Records In Rich.
mond. When the migration into Ken
lucky began, late in the century. II
was Joined by many members OF the
Hanks settlement IN Amelia county.
Among others TO go was Joseph Hanks
with his wife, Nancy Shipley Hanks.
and their children. Mrs Hitchcock
traced this Joseph Hanks, by means
Of land records, to Nelson county, Ken
tucky, where she found that he died
in 1898, leaving behind a will, which
she discovered In the records of Bards-
town, Kentucky. This will shows that
at the time OF his death Joseph Hanks
had eight living children, 10 whom he
bequeathed property. The youngest
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CONVENTION CHAMBER.


Afternoon Session, Friday, February 15 1907 130 NJ
On Of
IAedtke n
Idedtke
PRESIDENT:
referred
the Committee
referred
TO sit
LEDTKE.
il Chairman.
motion, the report adopted
introduced Resolution adoption The
motion
introduced substitute Resolution No
adoption. motion
motion Resolution
kell md a being
Fortfour.
Carney Carr Chambers
covey Ellis
Rose swarts Williams
OF 8. of 80 wyly,
Thirtynme
Baker Bby Edey
Helton
Laimer Idedtke, Leon
Canoe
4 Tener.
President voting.
Twentyeight
caudf.
Herring Mcclure
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GAVE EN- THE WATER CURE


Leavenworth. Kan. Feb 20.-At the
legislative committee inquiry today
before the committee appointed 70 IN
yestigate the charges OF erselty made
against Warden Haskell Of the state
penitentiary, DIT. Grigsby testified
He said the water cure" was admin
istered 70 prisoners In his Dresence.
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q a - ~ % II i "a.
H.srth. ,Ihe Kind You Haze kwsg Bsugtt
'l'.1'''' .i %SHR2zAsI

The Houghtou Grocery Co. have
just received large shipment Of bulk
and package garden seeds, also Min
nesota seed potatoes. Price and quail
~ guaranteed.
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Among the many wrongs Of history
and they are isgion-~there Is none
in our American chapter at least
which is graver than that which has
been done the parents. and particular
ly tie mother, OF Abraham Lincoln.
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why do the Guthrie street cars
resemble a bInch OF bananasg" asked
the funny man at the theatre. That's
easy replies his companion; "becasise
they are yellow and come in a bunch"
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Liter sells the celebrated Ia Part
buggies, Turnbull wagons and the lat
est up to date improved farm machin-
cry. See him for prices before buying.
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Remember the reductions At the
China Store are only during February
Ten 10 twenty per cent discount pre-
walls this month.
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The Guthrie Wall Paper & Paint
Co. has all the 1907 wall paper de-
signs. Get their prices on paints. oils
and varnashes. u. Oklahoma Ave.
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Laughlin. Shewmake. Bowlins Whole
sale Liquor Co., with two fine bars OF
W Okla. Ave, well equipped Head
quarters for the famous Ozarka watel
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Douglas Jswelry Store win keep
your watch In repair and sell you a
watch for a small amount guaranteed
fer 20 years Oklahoma Ave.
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The Bank Grocery alwayF excels in
quality OF high grade choice or select
groceries that never fail to please. l6
ounces to the pound. and full measure
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"a - TO HI Ia.
Bears the ,Ihs Kind You Haze hksys Bought
''':;.'' C.; !; '' lH,;z.:3!z:7z5::z3::3x. 4 3 8 3.

White. the jeweler, is the busiest
jeweler III town, waiting on his trade
See his elegant line Of watches. clocks
rings, pins aud charms.
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on motion, ths report was adopted.

WILLIAMS Of notice that he would time,
Corporations
NJ, Friday February
notice that woLe time that Commi
February 90 1907
the Committee Legislative Department
Report No A. Of
andor printed
King Chairman
which referred the Committee
the printed
Graham Corporations
Report supplementa) which
Whole ordered printed.
o motion, Convention P. NJ.
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d. WeinbergeI, Wholesale and retail
liquor store still takes the lead with
pure wines. liquor and beer Bottled
goods for family nse; they can't be
beat.
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Official Journal Of the Proceedings
Of the Constitutional Convention
CONVENTION cHAMBER.
Morning Session, FRIDAY, FebruarY Is. l9O7, 9:;


Convention called to order: President Murray in the Chair
Invocation by Delegate Cloud Of the District
present
Allen Dalton, Edmondson
Mcclure
Newell Williams Of 81
Caudi
and had previously
Williams
Indefinitely or
of
Indefinitely of -
ndnt
niey. on account of
attending
on o n his family
relating
coaches,
Committee of the Whole.
called resolved itself
in
Committee Whole vice
Chairman
Committee of reported asSfolows:
MR. PRESIDENT:
your
consideration
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II Keeps the Feet Warm and prv.

Ask today for Aliens Foot-Ease. .
powder. II cures Chilblains, Swollen
Sweating Sore. Aching. Damp feet. AT
all Druggists and shoe Stores, 25c.
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The New York Racket Store. with
Geo. II. King at the head, is selling 5
and 10 cent goods at aud 3 cent
prices. Ten per cent saved on articles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19
EUGENE CATHOLIC CnURCH.
Church Would DO Credit 10 ANY
city.

Eugene, March Through the
courtesy OF Father o'Farren, q press
representative was given view OF
the Catholic, church last night un,
der the electric lights. and IL was a
revelation to him,
The seatings are all in place, aud
they have received their last coat OF
varnish. They were made by Midg-
ley, and the handsomest grained
boards were selected. They are of
our own Oregon Douglas fr, than
which there Is no handsomer wood to
be finished in It's natural grain. It
Is stained with just enough brown TO
bring out the grain of the wood and
then given a coat of filler and two
coats of varnish
The altar is handsome piece of
work. and reflects great credit ON
the architect, as well as the crafts
man who made it. IL has now re-
ceived several coats OF pure white
paint without any gloss. and is 20 re-
ceive two more coats. From any part
of the room, as Il stands out from
It's setting against background of
dark red. II looks as though Il was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19
Build Up, Not Tear Down.

Ed. Journal: While all rational
people in Salem are glad that the
slow-train embargo has been re-
moved, it is none the less very bad
thing for our town to have had II
brought on. In the first place, we
have antagonized the only railroad
we have, and. even though II may be
soulless corporation, we need Il
and want It's good Will. In the next
place we have again became the
laughing stock of Oregon, just to
crafty the whim of petty alderman
who is "steered" by grasping poll
-ticians, whether he knows Il or not.
And lastly, we have now less protec-
tion in case OF accident than we
would have had had the old law
stood Under the old ordinance no.
body has ever been injured, but II
such a calamity had occurred the in
terested parties would have been In
better position to collect damages
Ahdi AhNN viii hoN hNs ipAA Antllf AnN
howelrs for enforce the ordinances
or repeal them" have demonstrated
the logic of their whang-doodle. IL
still remains that some laws are bet
ter in the breech than in the per-
formance, but the political stool
pigeons have had their day In court,
and they don't seem to care how RI
diculous they make their community.
In many instances a law that is not
enforced is better left on the statute
books than taken on. for II Is useful
when needed. All will admit that
the ten commandments are not lived
up TO, but few would have the temer-
ity TO suggest their repeal or abol-
ishment. Perhaps these enforce or
repeal" jingoes would like 10 have
the decalogue repealed too. II is
not enforced.
BUSINESS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19
Cured Lumbago.

A. n. Cahman. Chicago. writes
Mar. 4. i90S Having been troubled
with Lumbago, at different times and
tried one physician after another.
then different ointments and llni-
ments, gave 1t up altogether. SO |
tried once more, and got a bottle OF
Billiards. Snow Liniinent. which gavo
me almost instant relief, can cheer
fully recimmend Il, and will add my
name to your list OF sufferers" Sold
by ID. j. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19

there are probably 100000 barrels
in the city at present Nottingham
q Co, expect a big cargo in June.
Inquiries at the City Brick Agency
show that there is no shortage of
old stock, and that a large and plon-
tiful supply of new brick will be add
ed about the middle of May. Last
year brick sold for SIS; now they are
quoted at $3.50. The advance is due,
so the manufacturers state, to the in
creased cost of fuel and of labor. The
supply OF wooden laths Is somewhat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19
BUILDING MATERIAL.
A Shortage OF Lime-Lumber, Lath
and Shingle Situation.
Portland DAILY Abstract }

portland Daily Abstract)
The strike OF the millmen Is. OF
itself, a sufficiently vexatious matter
10 contractors with unfinished build
ings on their hands. but this Is not
all there is to embarass building or
erations. The old complaint Of a
shortage of cars is still unanswered,
Take the question of lime, for In
stance. Most of the local dealers re-
eeIve their supply from the San Juan
Island kilns In Puget sound. The
demand seems 10 exceed the capacity
10 produce and the car shortage pre-
vents prompt deliveries. The sehoon-
or trade between San Juan island
and San Francisco, where the present
demand Is enormous. embarrasses
Portland dealers. Hardly a barrel Is
to be found in the city. The price
has advanced from the old figure OF
$3.50 TO sl.65. One firm has an
nouneed TO IT'S customers that Il will
not al orders even at si.65 for fu
ture delivery. which indicates an
other advance soon. nottingham a
Co. has possibly 400 or 500 barrels
that viii arrive before long. The J.
NJ. Mecracken Co. states that IL has
probably 1000 barrels en- route, some
where between Tacoma and Portland.
These supplies will relieve the lime
famine partially. and the railroads
hope TO be able 20 supply snfheient
ears soon.
AS 20 Portland cement. nov 50
much IN demand for concrete work,
II is estimated b. one authority that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19

scanty. There seems to be plenty Of
shingles. Last year shingles were
quoted at s2.25; now they are SO.
During the continuance of the
strike mills are not generally filling
orders for lumber. There is not a
large supply on hand. Contractors
fear another advance when the mills
resume. and the opinion is prevalent,
whether true or not. that the lum-
bermen will claim such advance as
reasonable, evidently expecting the
loggers to screw up their prices a
notch or two.
The sash ana door situation Is bad
but il is not thought TO be due to
the strike directly, but to an excess
Give demand which the mills seem
unable to meet. AS to window glass
It is the conservative opinion that the
shipments here this season will not
be above normal, or about goo cars.
The Pennsylvania and Indiana fac
tories are not shipping largely OF
standard sizes When the pinch
comes, the only thing dealers can do
is to cut down large sizes into small
and advance the price to cover loss
In waste. Portland could probably
utilize this year 500 cars-"and then
some"
SO far as learned the visible sup
ply of builders hardware Is equal to
the demand. On the other hand. ow-
ing to the unprecedented prosperity
all over the country, there is a great
shortage OF tools OF nearly every
kind. A. Dekum says that this is so
because none of the tool-manufactur-
ing plants were able to forsee the ex.
traordinary demand, and consequent
ly carnot ill orders.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19
HANKS
SALEM
LADIES

Journal. Permit me, through
,olumns. TO thank YOU and the
people Of Salem for the very
lsl reception our new business
received. Our spring opening
more than we could have asked
ne ladies' Of Salem are entitled
b. appreciation and thanks for
,hg such a successful event OF
Al had only the highest praise
our display, and We enjoy hav-
net their tastes to such a COM
! extent. Our lines OF pattern
tailored hats and hats trimmed
|rdsr will be kept up to the top
y, and no duplicates will be
Iiled. We want to make the rep
|bn among Salem people for
fling the best styles, and giving
A0t values in our line, and no ef-
viii be spared TO do this. Ev-
lody Is invited to come and look
over, whether they wish to buy
,at MRS. p. E. FULLERTON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19

Many business men are shortsight-
in not looking into things. They are
daily losing money by not adopting
the great Hollister Rocky Mountain
Tea sysytem. Makes them well and
keeps them well. 35 cents. For sale
at Or. Stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19

ORDERS DATE. STILL HAVE A
vRooaLAN STRAIN FRANQUETTE wALNUTs.
ONEYEAR SECOND GENERATION FROM 1908 CROP
NUTS. INTERESTED PARTIES SHOULD
ON WALNUT CULTURE or CALI. AT OUR
STOCK FOR THEMSELVES
PAID Mrs yRoOMAN s6,ftO55 FOR THE 1909 CROP or
NUTs-OvER ACRE. THE YEAR FROM PLANT
VARIETY DESTINED MAKE
WILLAMETTE FAMOUS As WALNUT SECTION. GET
THAN HALF THE BATTLE AND USUAL
PROFIT. CALL AT OUR OFFICE on i2TH STREET
ADDRESS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19

County Clerk Allen issued two
marriage permits yesterday after
noon as follows: William +. welch.
of Salem. aged as. and Susan Bea-
man, OF this city, aged rs; G. w.
Beaman witness. William Jubb. aged
so, and Jetty Roolius. OF Brooks.
aged 21; Jacob Vogt, witness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19

There's naught so sweet as loves
young dream
And II would sweeter be,
II lovers would only take
A little Rocky Mountain Tea.
For sale DR.. Stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19

carved from the purest Porian mar
BILE.
The contractors are Mourer a
WelCh, of Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-19

CA - IN 60 IT, IA.
Bsan tho n Tho Kind Ncu faVe LlMaIs Bought
''''1'''' a &xHHSLzseI
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BARTLETT AFTER
THE SOUTHERN
For Not Allowing the Nan elizabeth 70
Use Wharves Of the Company
at This Port.

Congressman Bartlett, who Sepre-
sents the Macon district. is after the
southern railroad for its alleged dis
elimination against the fresh water
steamer Nan Elizabeth by not allow
ing the steamer 10 land at the whar,
YES of the company acre. A special
sent out from Washington on the sub
lect yesterday says:
Representative Bartlett is interest
ing himself in the question whether
rne railroad companies entering Bruns
wick, which control the wharves there.
are discriminating against the steam>
ooat lines on the Oconee and Alta.
mana rivers. To determine whether
u not this is the case Judge Bartlett.
las in contemplation a resolution
calling upon the war department to
eta report on the situation from the
resident engineer al Brunswick.
1t is said that since the railroad
companies own all OF the wharf space
IN the water front. they can Aeyent
he steamers on the river from hay-
.ng a landing place. Judge Bartlett
nay introduce this resolution in the
.orm of an amendment to the rivers
and harlors bill now being constde.
ed"
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Application for Leave Of support.

Georgia, Glynn County
Mrs L. B. Day having made appli-
cation for tweyc months support out
of the estate Of H. C. Day, and ap-
praisers duly appaointed to set apart
he same, having filed their reutrn, all
concerned are hereby reouir-
ed to show cause before the court Of
ordinary of said county on the frst
Tuesday in March, 1907, why said ap,
plication should not be granted.
This, eth. day Of February, 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary. Glynn County Georgia
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1914

Report Of the Condition of
The National Bank of Brunswick, in
the state of Georgia. at the close of
business. January &c, 1907.
RESOURCES.
Leans and Discounts. 1851, 140. IL
OveTdrafts. secured and I'M
U ss s. poaas to SCI re eirea- ','''.
lation = e. ". =. 100000
Premiums on U. S. bonds 100000
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures. -. 27.s46. 25
Other real estate owned -. 7.07417
Due from National banks.
mot reserve agentsl 14.61S.55
Due from State Banks and
Bankers. -. 5s.Ss1.s6
Due from approved reserve
agents 4114147
Checks and other cash items 4,279.53
Noes of Other National
Banks. ..... ... 49,. z.6OO.0O
Fractional paper currency.
nickels and cents. e. 612SI
Lawful money reserve in
bank. Viz:
IS 15,59465
Legartender notes 29.091.06 44.6S5.65
Redemption fund with U. 8
treasurer 6 per cent. Of
circulation 100000
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LARGE HOUSE BOULEVARD 5000
NICE COTTAGE ON COCHRAN A. ENuE, $780,
NICE LARGE COTTAGE SIRE ET CLOSE IN $500
THREE GOOD HOUSE HDTa $4,000
PRETTY COTTAGE ON CHOICEST Ea STREET a22oo
NICE HOUSE ON LONDON STREET $4,000
LARGE HOUSE MANSFIELD STREET, 1850
PRETTY HOUSE NEAR COURT HouSx eaSoA
We HAVE FOR GALE NICE sULOlne LoTu d
ALL PARTS OF THE cTYi swALL pRopERr
FOR NVEsTMENTs