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Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24
Save a Fourth On German
 Damask Sets
Yard Tabls Linens Reduced

Buyers will interesting values here Monday Tuesday
  Advance Sale will be quoted again for late buyers Hotel  low prices and lay supply this the opportunity this to buy extraordinary linens the price of the ordinary. THESE THREE oAYs
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24

P inch all Linen Bleached Damask. extra good quality at the regular selling price SIPS the yard. Mon day. Tuesday, Wednesday, per yard, 72 inch all Linen Blsached Damask, very pretty patterns. excellent fin ish, new designs, sells regularly at S1.50 the yard. Special $1.25 72 inch all Linen Bleached Damask. Splendid waring quality, several good patterns to cnoose from, sells regularly at S1.00. Special per yard S5c
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24

"Toyland' The Children's Gift is Bring the children the many been added to long There's hundreds Toys every boys girls heart jump with joy, And will interest older boys and girls,
 Mechanical Toys every descriptondolls every hn te hersBrng the children see-Pleaty sales show them you-and' all subject off the marked price
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24
Napkins Are Also Reduced
NAPKIN SPECIALS FOR MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

20x20 Linen Napkins perfect in weave and finish, assorted patterns, regular price s1.25. Monday. Tues day. Wednesday Special per dozen q 00
 22hx22% all Linen Napkins, full bleached, excellent Finish and qual- ity, all new designs. sell regular at $225 Special per dozen $2.0O 221kx221z all Linen full bleached Nap kins, splendid value at the regular price $500 per dozen. Choose Mon day. Tuesday, Wednesday at per dozen S2.35
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24

27x27 all Linen Napkins, extra qual- ity, made in Ireland, grass bleached, Splendid size, sell at 5000 regularly Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday per dozen $7.50. 24x24 all Linen Napkins. full bleached. Irish make, will wear excellent. all new and handsome patterns, sell at Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday per dozen 2215x22h all Linen Napkins, grass bleached, will wear well, pretty pat terms, sell at S2.75 a dozen, Special $235
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24

SpeCiaIs tOr Monday. TuesdaY and WednesdaY

~ h h should epensne e tat o " great " Festive Beard b bsp yh n mind Q gh hradm whH firm t e
  cot5uto Splendid Assortment Prices
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01

sebt. dui St Gcruaro's pb9h bic ardutcr
lptieBen uno geoci6n ans oeren Sdft man
Filen lhnlii Ne'nno6et III berleib'n gsenn
e. an SilblRana Cir gebracbi. 10 ninIm lofort
uHe iugre Mot ct. Scrnuro Grdnterpiarm
elm; puc nlnhcn idnii bic Sdrmc rein, bis
regular Der @ana jum Sri iabT III Mit elei,
her Soils nri. Cam fonlml Der gtppeiii nnf'o
Nell IN iht llr ,ipcc, neiner lren mo TIT
us pie ciu Siih. SIR - eentS bel spotbe'
ictH 81 habeli. (StSpca 5&S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
SbntcrSbaftes llrinirem.

0erreu Iab,uaD & 60.
SO mar bcbGitct init llnbefdnoiofeit bes
urS. Yin ar5uuucn. pielc Malc in "A etun,
orn 5u urintren IS III cine arobc 9eIdltiouno.
ple nnCD iebr ictneribnft Wicne eeidbIcdtlhen
&rdfie itno icbr f1watt. Sd mub 9ocbts .nue
5net Stnnocn uuiieben nm al uriniren; ucuu
10 int9 peridbIaie fliebt es ab SD bin G7
1Gbre alt uuo GnOeriueiig Del febr outer Sc
lnuhbctt Sd cruGr I'M III. Haoiuabs auten
5iai9; bite um 'ofortige slniwort.
e. q. 9n6ten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
z. q. Snb6ell,
Gbnmplnin. 9ieiu gurf,

Ginc 5Iafhc bon Ioolpabs 9icioIbent cni6dlt
mebr oes aIiiOcn Frnj'pS Der @ieb5in 1Is ii,
aeno cine nuoere Frdpornticn. 3u nebmcn in
lbeel6lietGofrn ludbrcno nnberc fnf. ooer
ie3SmaI mcbr crforbcrlr ereis ST. Serfunft
bon spotbcfcru oOer nit Grprcb 5nacff,di,
bornnSbciabIt Nui Gntpinng unicrcs grcies.
Stldci al Tr. 9idSiunB & Co., 9r. So, GIN.
stroer SeusDort, ill., pgoUf Of sloUice".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Jobn y. Maminp,
Snmmcriiclo Ynloluin,
Wnituuns Sbcr.
3emerGungen.

9ruo Cinnamon IN 1906. 81 797020t
Ginfonmcn 9l9tSl56
1906 6e5ahlt It0G39S0
9crllite 276G9tg7
SipioenDe NftonGre bGohlt GS0U0OD
SptoI. .2ipocnoeu eit Der Organization Millionaire be
3abt ................ . 237l $500
Sotul getrog let Organization &lnocn iir bid
llnebrd1fei 8ertrduCuepconcn l10 Nngc
Itclten cnttonoencn 8erlc bcobl ....... l5779923J
Sic Gpnlpuanic Ife6 GntuhnQ SG77S0
(9Son oicim gerug mrr0en S67175 ieit Dem Eislucia
80 Nopcntbcr 1906 abgcidriebu.)
Sic Gompngnic bat nodOem lie fir uUc Contingent PIT
ipriide geiurgt, obgc 3ipibcno bcjnbt lno ouc Ont
iuertbungen abgd1riGten, mo6n0 oeS ubrc2 1906 Dem
lleberid1lf bin3uaciqt O96SOS3
Spe,ica 9ug co0irttn Er1mirn
alimerfar acnladlt
1ie Sar eincr Siderbts Gonpugnc cat brcm lberdub
Ter lteberid)1i Dieer Gnmpagnie bcragt S2jS3G3Si9
ebd)ub SidTbcts Gonpagr erdop it, nltf
cine lnugc oui Die Non1rc geg anfin bujir ci
Sbcil cbdnb gutgeidrcbn uCrbcl oDr Die Gppugn mi
Iiqui0iren.
Gs lit Die Yfdtcn Der 0iientIen 9eanr lie 8iqfutcn
fir gertauesp oenide Ncute Gontrnftoren 1heen
ebd)uC Girgdaio opdgnic Ncudulg III cnc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01

fcuclCn oh GOnp0Anc ucdC Nprldc bcjocl tonn
gegen lie 2'irQdloft Crbobcn moaer.
8ontbcuuc WCl)lNihrCr Gorpouonc oltcl bel Der
gc0uodhm1 NiQiho3 Cbl1otioun oice Ncar bcogcn.
Ser SdnB3 ScfrctGr ser &ccnAhn Suutcn fBld cincn
9c ruicn Die Gdiirunla GcNnb elmer SidcrbeS Gon.
paaic Nraion au O0 @ro}c Oco &apto1 mD llcbcr
iduic@ Der GonpuQnc bCifrGntt
Die GiOclD Gcpoi Gompunp Mornnno bccn0c
Sob 6rc3 2ciebc2 in i1cm bicrcnl ltuu0
ct brcr Organization ic Scr Sail por.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Ghe 4
firelity crust g.
1sultin,nre, Alh,,
atnrb,ueIt- Gdsr Charles nmS iexinetamttr.
Tunsirt Sctamcntsuoarcd Naahpcuaer, @ormnnS nnS
Serwacr. WadlaiIc ucruatct Ginfommcn euneftirt
80. Sesemher 1906.
Aapitaf-
Cnt6d6em.

$7S00OO Baltimore Gip Stod. 3A Ero5cnt 19lO5l. .....
10000 llnteo Gou s. electric So Spp 4Sro5 BONDS
-" @tIontic Goait 9ine BON Conn. SduloGert Ero5
& @lobomo Hlpp 1. Gon. Ero5 Sonos
ii & ,Sron 9ilun. ". So 6pp, Gro5, Bombs
SO 1925 >Snhr 8o0'anebe Eroi 9on0@.
rolf & Neern Gmp /. Gon &pp. Tro5. 90S.
gabn, Gonpert 1915 312 lSroj. Bombs.
.. 9abn, g ". Gip, /. Spp. 3la Fro5. SonoS
:, Hod ISL & Eoc., /. Hefbg. Ero5. NonoS
10000 So SO, t. @pp. . Ero5. Bombs, -.
10000 Gr Mig Spp, AZ Ero5 Bombs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
>lieren. uuo Slaieu,Seioen,

llrinilbe mtO 0nUtarunrbeiten. giafenitetne.
3nderfun'bcit, 9Sailerintt gbiteauns bes ssaf.
fers. llnbeitdu0igtcit oes Trims. grebtfde
dranihett Tlbumncria uno in auen 5duru, TOO
sSrid Snlt"sScoenfGb porbnnoeu 1T poei Sas
SSalter BID, iuoIftg uno aemiftbt lit nit subItau,
sen iple oaS gSribc ciucs Gies uoer SaSen ipie
metBc Setoe, ooer cs BAT en franlbaites, bunfIes.
ttItaleS gusfeben uno rueben . Bone 3uIt" 20.
oeniah nnO weun Gin prideInbes. 6rennenSes
Sefe5l tem gnIllren bon @aIfer pnhruebmbar
IT. mo Sfmerlcn i'm iren5e uno in ben 2euoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Amameia iibrr hem finam,- 3nItann
iSiotlitD lmo 9epoiit 81,
bon MarDlanO
an 0eid)aitss S6l..ie, 81. Se,embcr 1906.
Giutbabcm.
&arilucrth.

S750000 WrmOcilcHmIm Soe.tn Sc5dlsc mO 2tc-2t-
&-GG1rc5. Ctr uuo iU ~ Ycrinltp.e Ctr
NclcrI5 +Ser-a SSul UuO. ............
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01

TcrnctGct SdcrbclSGlnn ub nim cribindcn oi 2nNcrg
Nrebt oocmcincs YafqcidGit nn 0cpGhrt
Spc5iec 6aeitdtcn ir 2unrn Gcb9ug brcr @ciGi
0eieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Baltimore Sransfcr Gumpagnic,

GRboitsgde eg1t. nnb 9ontbarb. .strahe.
Sansmdtef trauspprtirt NIB perpadt Emn.
bnHe nno gbaetons ihr 9ienies iuerbeH iebt
iiir ele fcnnle,lhc gallon Ge6utDi ssnbupcrle
nno Brefc reht. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Sr.9a0luol)S 8
Resolpent.

Scocr Gropicn bon Or. 9ia0paD's
9iciolpent trd8t Ourh OaS 9lut, oen
SdmciB, llriu uu0 anocre 6Iiiiii9fei.
ten umO SGite OcS Spitems sic 2e'
bcn3troit, Oenu cs eriest Oie 9lbion.
0erlmg?a 0c8 &orpcrS nit nellem
uno gciunoem WotcriaI. Or. 9iaOs
maps Geioluent lit Ole cin]ige poli'
tiue &ur fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
3eante:

Gbwin @ariiclo, ErGiiocnt
San Gear @laf, / Gice Erd0cnt
Ibuntns u. @bclnn, = 8ce Er1liocnt
lpbn 8. Mgbt, g. &cc Gr1iiocnt
SarrD Hicobrmns, SefretGr 1no Sd)ubmeiter
3bos. Z. ScrrD, Stills. SefretGr uno Sdasneiiter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Gtablrt 1867
Metropofitan Sapinss @an6

Gde bon 2eriastun. nnb Gafuerf.etrabe.
Sic idbrlieten Sittereiieu. 3h groBent tucIs
tte ben Srpofitureli bonn 1. 9e5cnl6er 1906 an
5nblb1r ito, iperoen am mo iind) enn,ifna,
ben o. December 1906, III Die Yuntbiter bet
Sepnfitpren eingcirneeli.
:, Giaaiss nnh etaoieuern peroen bon ber
gani be61blt.
s. q. ehriper, Vrdiioent
Jnmes 4. Nnau,
(ge37-30b) Sdbatmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
e, 9. 9n6bea,
Gin Wluunt ipater.


Sr. 3nomnb & Co., 9e,u.gorI.
SdD ncbmc cti bic finfie 5Infr6e bon Sbrem
8eloloeni nno beflnoe mid biel beer. Sa0e
nniaebtrt ben ~Gdibeter" SIT eebrnutbea. lirin
paihri ieFt gnnj oronIngSmdbig unb leidt, obuc
Sbmerjeu Siam iebt GeIicr fdbInfen. Stebe
ndt 10 bduiig Gui. Ser epe8ialiii oen ib IN
eoIlon coniuiirtc, fugte mir. i'd mfifc meiucn
lltn abie0cn 70 Inn8e 10 iebie. nno INNER NIT
otcI Sdmc3cu. SD nubm ben JeoIbent eie
BON Hnfang an ein Neert.1 1beeofeI bon cine
baIbe ShlnSc nab eocr MabBeii 2db f6rei6e
oieltn @croDt nm Gnb iul'Tcn lu Iaifen, ont
glue9 IN Cronung 1T - feline Sdmer3en uno
eln Gcunbcr 3uTtano Der gInfc Sua id nod
cine 9SciIe fcrifnbrrn ben 9leroIbent iu nrbmen?
Sd Iccrc icUt bic 9Iufr ganJ. pbne geibhIle oe5
GntDcitr
Sbr unir0iiqer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Conl lerpatipe
Kapital= =olnlaoen,
Sd)aBnlCiltcr.

%irGiniN ANunb 9oiuop GOmpon utc Scr 1911 fGaa
Nmo SnSannnnn nmb Mtcrn MniuN GUmpnnN, critic nn0
Ncfnn0nngs SoNpubcf 1897 nli9
MutuoN
@UrOf ono crrn MaroNh Company, proi Nnamn Nnpuh,
1881 fGio
nm IL IL
@0rNnnab Soou 0nb cn MOiunp, critic NgpObct 1884
fGl9
Carolina Gcnrn Mnruuo Gumpam pru; nputbcf 1919 fGa
ttninucacubr Gbicrtn
Sumct Gnn Company Ecnnnunun pu; jahrid
t9O1-19S fGlg
SOuG Suuuo Mniuao Gumpann critic pros Nputbcf 1911 i9
Gin Snnrbnn Mnmnu Gumpnnn SDpubc 1922 do
Gbntonppon Naiups Gumpum cuniploc pro-, Sppub,
1886 fGnn
HOroiO mf 5nghcnoo9g z9tm S9qtanOoon
gOnia 6ranciSeu Maao "a pros @Oupmnt
Sftubcr 1911 fGnig.
nOcm mir Oic obilcn Nu1obcu &aptuIrn cmpe6cn mHnd
NumrnnfClt concruatn Gblruttcr Pnfcu
Sr dbgcu0ut CuuntIdtcu uln 0crrbeu
lie ju 0cn bcrrdcOen Morfpcien sum &crtOu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
CONGRESS- ADJOURNED.

The Eny-ninh has 10 exist
The important
the immigration hin which q
JAPANESE INCIDENT
happened that the b die there
the disposed Insist qualification
saisrauts which the house would agree TO-
The situation OF tho bin permitted passage the two
houses could and the
oy the educational
tho President ATTEMPTING
tiNrkn ritis COUNTRY WITHOUT PROPER rAssroRTs
Presumably Il is against the rules entirely new
matter "a De Inserted hY eonfogenCa the sen
ment IA prevented che being raised
Among other which Will
of rk SERVICE PENSION NIL FoR SURVIVORS, TnE CIVI
WAR by which soldier that var
draw pension OF 2 iarger
one a older, OF them
AZ there attorneys allowed applications Increase
AIN pd htheo penson
ktRRN OiD SOLDIER MUST oUr RON nntsRIF nUr
1iEN CAN ALI Gkr PENSIONS THIaI
fhi has Presdent order MAKING
presumpuve cdenee OF nhrmiy.
other the short session
hut the up In long
session wheh important constructive na
ahp PASSED than other
the reconstruction period.
fhose have approval congress
Nhee has 1 expired ~ aak Of he which
sser
y has sa Of Which party every reason
.
y has furnished less opposition any
other soesreaa a. searA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
CAPITAL JOURNALS EDITORIAL PAGE
Providing for Deficiency.

Washington, March 9.-The gen.
eral deficiency appropriation bill car
ries a total of s9,S47,S96 of which
nearly half is for expenses incurred
in the occupation of Cuba by U. S.
troops. One million dollars is APP
proprlated to meet the increased ex-
penditures under the service pension
law. and S1,921,866 is added to the
budget of the postal service. For
preparing plans for the new public
buildings already authorized, $780,
600 Is allowed, together with $780,
713 for deficiencies, other deficiencies
appropriated for are: Expenses of
United States courts, s339,035; So
licitors home, $112,O31; naval esti-
mate, sSO6,611; awards on Spanish
treaty claims, $25S,934; judgments
court of claims, $159,157; depart
mental audited accounts. The por-
ton of items OF s417,0S5 for the
house OF representatives and $4,000
for the senate, is to pay the senators
and members, the speaker and the
vice president the increases in their
salaries. Because OF the salary in
crease the committee inserted a pro-
vision reducing the mileage allow
lnce of senator's and representatives
from 20 cents a mile each direction
10 s cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
NcM NorihMr.tcrn I.lnn

Portland, or. March Final
locations for the Oregon Eastern, the
southern Pacific branch across Cen
trai Oregon fran Natron 20 Ontario.
have just been completed. The
rout selected is thoroughly prao-
teal with easy gradients. Across
Contrai oregon Il Is $50 miles long.
II Is expected that construction will
be begun In few days. The line
win pass through $4,000 acres OF
prime agricultural land waiting to
be opened up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
How to Remain Young.

To continue young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. n. +. Rowan,
McDonough, Ga. did. She says:
Three bottles OF Electric Bltters
cured me OF chronic liver and stom-
ach trouble, complicated with such
an unhealthy condition OF the blood
that my skin turned red as flannel,
| am now practically 20 years young.
er than before ! took Electric Bitters.
| can now do all my work with ease
and assist in my husbands store. -
Guaranteed at J. c. Perry. druggist.
Price soc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
For Morgan Testimonial.

Boston. March 9.-The perform
ance for the benefit of the Morgan
memorial which took place today
was highly successful. The Metho-
dlsts and UnItarians of the city join
ed in the project and the church, with
It's diversified branches, such as a CO.
operative store, shoe shop, carpet
weaving factory, day ursery, musical
and social clubs make It quite unlike
any other institution in the country.
The fact that It is carried on by these
two denominations give It a peculiar
interest and the announcement OF a
public entertainment met with a very
ready response.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
sEAsoNABLE SENTIMENTS.

Thore mighty
paud.
cook the kitchen II agency
IL takes N
Tho people GREATER
YOUR FAILURE.
What would the II followed give
merely OF curiosity
Drinking TO drown Is feeding
Opportunity but his
tho end
WHAT MOST MEN A INTEL
Adam could have been
a gratifying TO know that
When hulo the life hous
cleaning
How easily bear the o
Jest Il often the thing vii, tru-The
GTayG or Marcel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
BARGAINS
In Real Estate

Real estate will advance, buy now
We are Offering you buys that will;
pay you TO investigate.
Threc-fourths acre Of fine rich
land, new room house. all mod
ern; good fruit Of an kinds, good
we'll chicken yard; located IN East
Salem. See Radclin Co. for price.
See this before you buy: Ten room
house on Court, l2S feet frontage BY
l6O feet deep, close in. Price see
RadeliH Co.
Modern cottage OF i've rooms, all
plumbed and wired. good woodshed
lot 20 by l5o feet, septic trank.
Price $500.
Nine room house, plastered, clos
cts panty basement. septic tank.
barn s6xSt. woodshed 1Sx22. This
place Is three blocks from court
house. Price s2625.
Seven acres all in cultivation. good
house and barn, plenty OF good fruit
This place is on good crushed rock
road sk miles from Salem. Price
$500.
Ten acres all In cultivation, good
ave room house, barn aud woodshed
good mixed fruit. well fenced :
acres in oats. ga miles from sa-
lem. Prloo $500.
Eighty acres; 81 In cultivation. "a
In pasture and timber; 80 acres in
wheat and cheat : acres in clover;
o room house, good barn and grau.
ary' horses, head OF cattle. hors
chickens 2 wagons, set OF harness
a'l implements. hay. grain. etc price
$1,000.
Several houses Tor rent. Can n
you want anything in Insurance or
notary work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
INDEPENDEseh -

Daily except SUNDAY, .saa.'
lametts Hotel. sais- ,...rsli
Dallas at s:is - -,
pendsnee At sA - srS,
fTs. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
NiIrArING OREGON.


The state q Oklahoma Il ,tartlng out right
SIN ~ INITIATING OREGON
The constitutional convention OF Oklahoma
change. the initiative n
Thus the sturdy reomo of tho glorouy
"a Tor their ahorsl Fifteen after the
fnggd popuat agtao Is bossoming
an oRtaGON Dur ~ OTHER STATES
The OF Joseph CASTOR Durham Wright Gaiyan W.
Myers Nathan Popuis rory.
List STATE CONVENTION OREGON 1902 formally
launched popusm
OF Oregon those old
Impulses from political point sowED
n NOM RirENING N MOST SUPERB HARVEST
SO ucdy easoueh tho
Oresoniau.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
Boston Auto SHOW.

Boston, March 9.--What is con-
sldered to be the largest and most
interesting show, both of automobiles
and motor boats, opened in Mechanics
. and Horticultural building here to-
day. Its mammoth size is not realized
2. until the visitor has walked from
hall TO hall and sees the tremendous
extent of space occupied by exhibitors
amounting to no less than 125, 200
square feet. All available space was
chartered months ago and all cor
ners are packed to accommodate the
rush. The show Is attracting wide
spread attention among dealers In
the trade and the attention of deal
ers and the general public is very
large. II was the object OF the gov
erning board OF the show to stage
the exhibition more tastefully than
any other show In this country and
In this they have succeeded. Great
sums OF money we're spent to attain
this object, and while the total
amount used for this purpose was
less than that expended on the recent
New York show. yet the effect Is far
better and much more pleasing 10
both the exhibitors and the visitors.
Fl"'vors are used in profusion and
Miss Ste'with the electric lights gives
& for Llpleasing effect to the eye that
teachnpression will long remain with
ls . visitor. Grand hall is a verltable
apple orchard. for all the cars in this
department are shown beneath apple
trees In full bloom. These trees were
brought In from the Newton nursery
and their branches are covered with
masses OF pink apple blossoms. The
band stand In the center OF the hall
is supported by the trunks of apple
trees. Rising from the center OF the |
top OF the stand there is a large ap- |
pie tree with spreading branches
completely covered with beautiful
apples blossoms. Lines OF electric
light twine themselves around the
trunks OF the trees and hundreds OF
incandoscent lamps enclosed In clus-
tors OF pink apple blossoms are sus-
pended from the arches OF the stage
and around the balconies. The walls
OF the hall and floor are covered with
shades OF green. while signs are In
white aud gold letters. Railing are
OF ivory finish. with mahogany top
rail, and The posts at the division OF
spaces support large pots of flowers
lighter. The power boat
section OF the show Is very interest
Ing for all the builders put forth their
best EFFORTS to finish the highest class
boats. Tho western manufacturers
who exhibited al the Chicago show
rom March 2 to have duplicated
heir exhibits An kinds OF motor
ars and wagons are To be seen and
aking everything into consideration
here Is no doubt but the show will
'rouo to be the most successful OF It's
'ind ever held
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09

Phone girls have many MS.
For which they take some nasty pills
Ring up for Rocky Mountain Tea.
In healthy and happy girl you'd be
Sold at Or, stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
Difficult
Breathing

Short breath, futtering,
palpitation, sinking spells
are symptoms of a weak
heart, struggling to do its
work. 1t must keep the
blood in circulation to
carry nourishment to
make flesh, bone and mus
Gle, and remove the worm
out particles. When it
cannot do this, it must
have help. DR.. Miles
Heart Cure gives strength
to the heart nerves and
muscles, and increases the
heart action.
Tam glad 70 say that am so much
improved In health. DR.. Miles Heart
Cure cured me when several doctors
failed. / think no other medicine
could do Tor me Wnat Heart cure has
done. My case was bad; bad as It
could be at times. / had difficulty I'm
getting my breath, my heart beat so
fast at times that I thought IL Inn
possible 90 live without relief: the
pain was very severe in my left side,
and my nerves was all unstrung.
had almost given up all hope OF being
cured, and / am sure | would not, IL
] had not taken the Heart Cure. I
take great pleasure in recommending
DIR. Miles remedies TO all who sur
fer with heart disease"
MRS. MARY c. HAHLER,
Sullivan, Mo.
Or. Miles Heart Cure is sold by
the first bottle will benefit. II II falls
he Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
"pUsH-DoNT KNOCK"

Upon the door saw sign; a wiser
No Median Persian law
should be more rgIdly enforced
That this, from yerbage divorced
IT'S logic firm any rock
Push-dont Knock"
Twas simply meant TO guide the hand
or those who wish TO sit or stand
Within the unassumlng door
This weight OF sermonry that bore.
Twas never meant to teach preach
But Just TO place in reach
The ear OF him who dealt in stock
Push--dont Knock"
But what a guide for life that
Strong philosophical and pat;
How safe chart for you and
While cruising o'er the restless sea-
Push--always push, with goal In view;
Don't knock, avoid the hammer crew;
This rule Will save you many a shock;
Push--dont Knock"
When the door the sign
| say, "Great motto you mine"
No stronger fell
From human lips; sage could tell
The hot-headed youth more nearly how
To point his vessels pushing PROV;
There wiser words in stock:
Push--dont Knock"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09
Who Puts
Your Money
In the Bank?

~ NoU SrEND All YOUR
INCOME SOME oNE RIsR PTrs
IN IN rHE RANk.
Why Nor no YOUR OWN
nANklNGs
START An ACCOUNT OF
YOUR owN-noN'r LIT THE
OTHER FELLOW 10 YOUR
RANKING fOR YoU.
TRY m. YOU Will HAVE
Moks An rnE END or THE
NRAR.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-09

tn CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouInine
Tablets. Druggists refund moaey n
Il falls 70 cure. n. W. GROVES
signature on each box. sIe.