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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
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neue unO intereilonte Seitcn G6gepins
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hes Sebens eiRer rieligen &eitltnot,
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Den oenallerer 8sohadter ergi6t lid 10
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fem 2e6en Der lieben &auosieute aIf
Der 6She Der Hiose. 3u bereu SiiBen
sleihidm ens @clpilbl Der ~Gtieieuirapt
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8erie ben Sids, penn lpir uns 10 ipie<
Der csumol OF Der Tinqe eiulebeu.
Flu Left a Sci sin mir gesont,
Dat hu mir an der Freiheit font"
8ir gioa6eu SnS es geni6 II Of
40 is, uno boffeu, on6 es nod lauge
nit Sen Nioqern 10 b b moge.
s5u 2eif Il Gel lin mir geioptl" Iie
pft brdnat iiI Ginem rift Der Wuni6
mi, meun man bort uuter DEN SeqeS
rio Snrmeu III @ottes berrlifz iIdrs
fcnber 2uft uno mi S%onnenihein Dem
70 friihen 2eben op Der Nibge folst:
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&eltitnbt nit az ieinem 9eiitisen uno
phuIiIfen, fcrperlidnen unb IeeIild)cm
Glenb unb llnalii6 lie nientGls ers
: reioten n,pgel" Ser @ebdnfe entbGit
cine Srrhiat, Die nan nm 10 mehr
5llm An5orude bringen mD1te, ie
mebr mnn iie6t iuie. did bs &ib9er
bon Den %otppenarmen Der @eltitubt
umfaneen lperDen. @efpiB Der
81 / d t Il III mebrt iid auoeni6einz
nd. 6llch inter II II eren Seuten,
pitt oen1 Wnh5Ihunl Der Stdot linb
Dem 8ertbc bes BrunbbeiiBes, dber
i'm @efolge bieIes mntcrielGer
@eihtbumeS oa ifpdrmt a,f hos
Seer iener berpeltenSen SeuGen,
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! bort 1lIein berfniebeu iperben,
mo elm ooles. ernltes reIisiDe 3
,aebcn ben @inselnen uub sic Sus
milien nod inrmer be6errIht. Do6
trir aeben Der d tuug 5u
piel 8aum. Siir ben AugenbIid feb
rem mir lie6er 5ltriid, nm einen @riff
bolle MeniGhenleben pp Ser
Nioge gu t6un.
Inns brad,te Der Eob Ser SHUTTER
nnIeres Sreltnbes, Germ Soiepb
Trouih. bteies Snbr ettpas friiber als
ionit op o'9iibge. 8ir bdtten nod Die
Srelloe, cinen lesten Slid ms Mntlis
DER tbelieren 5obten an t~perien, ebe
lie in Die tible @rilit perienft ipuroe.
Son Ser SrnierS8sne am @rnbe
fuanbfen mir Bid unb Shritte piez
Der Dem rese p%ulIirenbeu Mutaasleber,
3li Inb inn bc9annen un1ere .Sour".
9ludl bieSes 0ldl berrobmen mir bon
fpeiterem Seth unS Sreub. 8ei Nic.
Chimes unb @ittpe Sr. 9initer BOT
Der Seniemann 6irber, Iiebes hinges
SleiI9 urb SIut 9eroIbt mo ipenn
bieaei6t olG Die @uneen, Die Der
f6onun9SLoie Seniemam 9eidlageu.
niGt n,e6r neli pnren, Tic ihmcr3en
INNER ipenu lie beriibrt irerbeu
miiIien. Aber nuh bon ainotoufer
unb Soeh5eiten borteu mir 10
Idn6es, benn Seben iInS Sob iped)s
ieln miner in nnunterbrpnener
SoLse; es lit Die Iltagsseidi6te Der
Ienidj6eit in ibrem Setoil.
Gortiebuna foIat.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Gin 8araain fir atuano.

Sdb biste meme aaru 5pei Neeifen 6lflif ssa
ct. 2Hcas. Seira. aslegsi 3uni Ser:anie an.
Gieielbe beitest aus ls4 Nicer. pen oertil $50 Ider
perbsfisrtc nns bodlsrnoig cnitioierte sdnbersien
tue. ooS usbrige III 9oiSs NIB rseineinne; quite
6ebdufid5scit.n lub ME uerteseEoe Aueaen.
Nreis ors sdsr $55, nie p6iftt bnnr, oaS ne6rine
AZ Z 9rusent ami 2eit. iuie eS benz aduier aH
be'isn pdIit. Rau iairrbs an Tyee. 9artbsinas,
Fort Mttiniun. Nriua. ". q. 9. Mo- 1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
9ailD /!

4Iatte. Charles @ir 60, sub Gatota. gSir
baben eiilen reit eirenoen SrieIter, sine Stride
niis alte Sdnbereieu BON $40 bis an $50 per alder.
ls mad oer Gage unO 6er5eileruugen. I'm Hdbes
res iuenbe man lid an ~ VI. @eeksr.
heferenSen; 3. J. Sarte, ppsr pie CORNER
state Satt, 9latte. SUB 9atetd. Wau tam itb
beim Screieeit Der ensliifsn wie Der beutidpsn
Spradte beoieEen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
$500 Der Mfer

baar, Der Ret mad benz Grnte. 8u bIungspIan,
fault cine ihone bnlbe Settion 9anb in 0orS
0nrute. Sic 3ahien bic S6tite Der Grute, bic Sic
ieoes Sabr pom osn Sanb einheiniien. Go 1T oas
tdrii9e nie yadlten, nur oab sure Wiietbe nit
her Sett bic 5arin abbe5ahlt. Btpet tathuIiide
&trd6en gnp Sduleu. =. g.. 9prneS, 1923 Nlaiu
GtraBe, 3nbuahe. bono.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Mltsg irsinia Tarmea ~ Ssrs
famfeu

Al 6en nieorieten greiien un5 leidten 3dhInugs'
bebingnuaen GreSe Snrgaius fIr fabneQe San.
Ter. Gtue srcse Site BON 2Gnoereiea bon bis
$40 ben Nder. lin Rdheres meroe man no IN
srgIiifsr sprad1s an: 3. u. 0fant. chariottess
bile, 0ir einiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
WnrtnnsiNe. &aniaS.

aetbogiiMe Gemeiuae in Se"erIcn Co.. ini
rproeil;dlvn alrias, iu NcTusGeit Gelsgei.
GMSafes Rrdiries9aue iIr GeiSer, 0aier. SurH.
9lialia etc. Die beiten daraier SO bis SIS per
siaer. Statiorisrter @risiier. GNuIe sehrbsrt.
@asere s~istinft ertteilt:
Soispb 5Aaeiosr,
Jpiesb Eiooc,
Hcc. Ssh NJ ann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Hsns Maarsn.

8ruse Nm6ntitaten nemer
&leiberaSfie, aae bic nemeiten
GGattirmnsem IN g!atten, se.
miihtrn nnb 9lnib Ssusea,
Gsibcmnpffe. GpreHt Dor nnb
felt infer cleBantes afprtimeut.
Infer gepSid- nnb Ctltnp.
Separtentent lit init BEN better
Sabrifaten AZ febr niebrigen
&reiieu scfiGt.
Sas. Stpi & 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
fir bas Sabr 1908.

8ir ienocn Sauer BEN &olcnber
%ioitenfret, penu Gle ioaici6 Sbren
rildltdnoigeu I|bounemsnts : 9etrds.
linb $500 fitr &oralis6e5ablung eine
ihiGen. Senoen Gle Den 8etrag
prompt elm. bcnu Die Mohfrnee lift
cine grobe irno cs biirfte unIer Dor
rat9 lhnel per9riffen ieiu.
~4cbtrn9snoa
2pren6 6onner,
Gei6dftsfibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
MAtnaa, fatboliide 2aneinaer!

sir baben cute uUoerbeierte Garm.r bon So
bis $40 ben WIDER. NustnebmeB aIiina. 8lutigife
geIee.ub cit iiir 2anotudltr. Sdhretbet beute. nm
RahsrsS ireneet eUb al; Ser Wo. z, 3eliom,
6QSfeu Co. &duieS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29

ebtcago. osn IS CT.
Getreibe.
9es. GOT "a 1. 0ot.
Wai: 1.O6i @1.O7t.
Sorn-
Oe,.: 57i
Wai: $4,000.
Safer
Ges. 50foe51.
0tai: 53t@53t.
Tiebmarft.
SAweime-
Smmere, 81. 50SS.10.
Shwere, rauhe, IS. 90(a6. 20.
geibte. 30. 50aS6 10.
Gemii4te, s5.7j@6.25.
Eleb-
Rimopieb, So. 0o@TeO.
Riibe uno Rtneer. $l.2545. 10.
Smaie-
Ginkeimii1e sdmmer 81. 1897 a5.
Ginbeimiibe Shdie. "a. 00(S5. rs.
peItlihe gomm,r, So. 300 7 80.
Yrpuiiionen.
Shweiueheiih-
Gan. Sl4.70@st4.80.
Mdl: Sl5. 05@S15. ID.
S@mdli-
San.: Ss.50i9SS.G 60.
Wni: Ss.65@sS.T rs.
8ippen-
Sau. S7.670S7.72.
Dtai: 81. 90t@7.91.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Die Grute il torSber.

touien oas 30 Suibei &tiser per Gfer liefert.
Erhrsibt an mid iir grstthite. 9e. q. Wtfete,
Eiuiier 4nnb glseHt, pdieltct, rams.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
H. Hthrrt
sgiar oct Grobserfauf.

Dubusue E, Den 90. Oft.
0etreibc, Seu, RebI etc.
Saisr; 45a952c.
6prn: 60@6Sc.
Serite: 60--S0e per 9uibel.
6ossen: 75-90c per Suibel.
Seu: 10. 0oaS14.OO.
Mebl: gatent, SO. 0Oa6c6o; araisbt,
81. 4O@5.s0.
Rleie: ss4.oo. @s2S. 90
@utter, Gier unbaa5e
Ger: 22e per Dusens.
9utt.r: Dairp, 28c .. Bfrno; Cream
~, 27t@28c.
adie; Rasm . aGi.. 1856; Bird, III .
Groceries, etc.
geiS: 8i-9se par Biunb.
Sipiebelu: SOC per gul9sl.
Aepfel: 75c9si.5 so per BNibel.
&artofieln. soc per Saibei.
Sieb.
Stier.: "a. 00a4.5o.
Rinoer: S 3.25@3. 80.
Rube: S3.00aS. a5.
&dlber: 81. 5o@5.0 90.
S@melnetduT Dem SuB): s6.ooc90 30 per
snnbsrt Biuno.
Uieb (eei@ladtet).
6inoheli6; 494tc per Fiuuo; Rinsec.
3@3tc per giuuo.
S4affetih: &c
Srpbiiipnen.
@srdu6erres Tieli4s ainteM: 13i@ 14sc;
Sped, l3@@14it.
S6malS: 10@12te.
So9ien: b%arttobleu, 80. so uer Gouue.
Sols: eutes &idembola. se:5ota7 90 per
Rorbe.
Geialsene 9nll= 9dmte: no. /, VI 9emts ;
Ro. ., 7iGents.
Sriid seiaIsene salssSate: 70. /, -
Gents $50. 2. 10t Gents.
1al9: Jto. /, 5 6snts; Jeo. 2, 4 Gents.
SIaisiede: :0623GentS.
Orp Bone, $1,000 per &oun.; Miucral.
s3S per 2auiens; SIad Sad. s3l&36 per
8onMe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
@axlhen Sic sanS in artaujas

10 idarsibsn Sic in gnaliiaD an z. G.. 9pDea,
salnut Hioqe, &rt., Der 1aIienoe NcreS eiauet
lInb tontrolitrt, teintes SarrI. nao 5ol5laab im
Stante, Az nieorlGteu Nreiisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
M@tnna, Aatte!iftn!

5dreibt I'm rriere SpeSiais9iieu l,bsr siarmen
in Der Nabe pcn tathpliidhtr STRIDE uno sdlu!e.
=. ~. SronWsm, Il Con, Warnett. HanIas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
9te rsAts eadt,
kauit Elm 6siH
SNr rehten Set,
SeSt.
NM reGtRN WlAk,

IN Benton Hpunfa, VIC.
6nte Carmen BON $500 6iS $1,000 per gder.
giuiae duserl.isne carmen III S26 uno $40 pro
Ider. liriadle, ioeshaIb b~iefeleer 10 btrig limb,
IN, eas ss BIS uer aurien fetren Gtsnbdbn.
Iienii CAB: nun III ielbiaer lear att. Ter &ertd
Der 9dnbersieu lpirb III 1arSent beppett 10
bod iein. 100 WeiIen ssn &nniaS Qitp,
200 sQsilsn BON ct. aouis. SGrsi6.t nm eii.en.
&nrten. II. (. ~, on:
eGwaIo Il SsIanpsr, Cole Cams, aao.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Trei Aarte un0 Cite

non asrn. % eissn nre gieh Sarmen unb aaandss
inn srsBsn iibHtIichsr eaniaa Gels uno Gas
Giirtel ruirb drf Berinnsen eeiarot. Sn Der yadbe
pcu faith ofiiben Etrden nno S6uleH. Ran 4
Sseemeu, Scln. Naen Co., 4anias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Stabt nnb umgegenD.
Entered at Dubuque post once as sec.
ond.class mail matter.
NeiiemDe MGemtem
perlamgt!
&ir inG6cR einiac tu6tise
reisenoe Hseatcu far Huierc
8Idtter. SseeeI nab :rcr @nss
fnnft SHretbe man an
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
DUBUQUE. IONA.
HaGHen Sreitas Siirien a~atGDlifen
Sieiid efsn.

Sufplge papltliAer Oispens oiirfen
Die &atbolifen beS Srhtreiies anl
ndf'ten Sreito9, Den 1. 9topentber.
am Seite ailergsilisen. Sleiisa eilcn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16
The Way
to Wealth

t"r the average man Is through
small savings. Begin now and
sAVo regularly part OF your
earnings, and In a few years yoa
viii have a oompcteRce.
Many a man owes his success 20
the fact that he laid by some
mooney systenaatieAlly--and when
a eashse~s opportunity presented
itself he Was Ia a position 90 s=ko
advantage of it.
start = savings account with
as and ecgia 20 sAVa
Savings Department
Capital Nationai Baak
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16
-.cAPTTAL JOURNALS EDITORIAL PACEl

discuss the questions u
learn the attitude Vi d r,nr
half of the Alliance hat S " soy on aud
Germany ana Ausa' va" 0PP
general desire. d.. -,
That conference ou,d nerform no greater for the nations oil
bringing agreement uhu "ni'h '
Europe Is a mlla! camp
m men are und arms and the burden placed
the expenditures maue io
beneficial Wore 1t to improve ne
the caue OF SCIENCE
public comfort the expenditure
Is all Dourned out 10 prevent
war
and factory from ress and laboratory
spend the military establishment ot onN
they of the useful employment out te rest m
maintain them provide the enormously expensive
form part IhS causes 'eroe
the eblood everye maintaining suh vast o
contnuouch armamens in order TO preen
I sudden and disastrous
Germany the least disposed to aid bringing about reform e
rejecting impeais of the empire She aims to domin
there is feeling OF unwlngness
her accomplishing that end whenever favorable
opportunity shall be presented
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16
vETo TmE STRAIGHT nALLnr pRoroslrlnN-

The bill that being rushed through the legislature
Ing the straight party ticket by making principle
II which
gon departed THE BENEFIr OF THE
STATE
Tho Intelligent he wishes TO vote for
and the the bndy by making
single mark nattering
CITIZENSHIP OF THE
Simply because this legislature by Of an outrageous era
der of this made Is Renucor
NO excuse for this change the Australian law
None of the membe OF this legislature seeking nomination or
election, DARED DECLARE THEMSELVES IN FAVOR OF sUCr
CHANGE - ''
But some of the leaders imagine they partisan advantage such
' ''
The governor should unhesatngg The same e
FEATED AGAIN. ' IT.
This probably the last legislature there are so few man,
bers OF the opposition party The Republicans should hesitate k
vantage of the rusu OF them may NOT l on,
with 'NN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16
SERVICE PENSIONS.

present added record OF important legislation
soldier so OF who served
ninety days IN DAYS IN THE MEXICAN WAR
This law Will apply at to all Mexican
all the surviving union soldiers for man OF 20
Is AGE ALONE IN THESE CASES
CLAIM pension OF s12 month at 62 OF age *0
s20a month az 76 and PEN
this allowance get Increased
application affected by the
SPECIAL DISABILITIES MAY BE PROSECUTED As
OF red and delay often
which applicants pensions have been subjected
the OF 62 is unfit for
examinations carried
the than 10000
year MORTALITY THEIR RANKS ~ INCREASING
which closed
years IL
materially 1906. SERVICE PENSIONS FOR THE
HAVE NOT COME DAY TOO SOON May II be
mustered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16
CLATSOP
WAS OUT
CLASSED
Portland Will Take Charge
of Columbia River PllOtage,

Short and sweet, but of the NOV
Observation-Disclosures order, was
the fight between the Multnomah
county delegation and those from
Clatsop and Columbia counties in the
house yesterday afternoon over the
question OF the adoption of the un-
favorable minority report over that
of the favorable majority upon the
passage OF the bill for the creation
OF the Port of Columbia district for
the regulation of the pilotage service
at the mouth OF the Columbia, but
Mr.. McCue, who made the fight
alone, and worked like trojan TO
save the day for his constituents.
was overwhelmingly outnumbered
and this, taken together with the
fact that the Multnomah delegation
had got busy and traded for sup
port enough to pass the bill long be-
iore It came before the house for
consideration, brought about the pas
sage of the bill by large majority.
IL was three-cornered talkfest
between McCue, OF Clatsop, In oppo-
sition to the bill, and Corey, of Multi
nomah' and Campbell, of Multnomah
and Clackamas, supporting it, with
ana occasional butt in" by a disin-
terested outsider, and pitted as he
was against such great odds. Mr.. Nc
Cue made the air fairly blue. and
there was faint ordor OF birthstone
10 De detected in the atmosphere for
a time. Mr.. McCue contended that
II was an unjust encroachment of
Multnomah county upon the rights
OF the lower river counties TO monop-
olize control of shipping and pilot
age service. and he appealed dra-
hatieally TO the members of the
house to come to the rescue OF the
oppressed.
IL is impossible to create the
port said Mr.. Cotfey. in his usual
aniet and reassuring way. without
the sanction OF Clatsop and Columbia
counties, when the commission is 10
be composed of one member from
each county. to regulate the pilotage
service. The county OF Multnomah
has Slsl,000,O0O in taxable yalua-
tions; Clatsop $4,000 900 and CO.
lumbia' s4,6OO.OOO. Based upon
'his proportion Multnomah has con-
sented to burden herself with 7s per
cent OF the taxes to be levied TO raise
the 100000 necessary to carry out
the provisions OF the act, which
makes Il incumbent upon Multnomah
70 raise $4,000 OF the amount ana
Cla'sop and Columbia $4,000 each.
we DO not consider this any inius-
'iee and. since Portland and the
state at large is being grossly inn
posed upon and injured by reason OF
the exorbitant and unreasonable
p'iot eharses at the mouth OF the Co
lamoAa, which has a tendency TO
drive ocean traaac to Puget sound
ports We think il time that these
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16
GREAT NAVAL AND MILITARY DISPLAY.

Tho marm OF tho program OF the coming jamestown
developed and disclosed during the last few months Is
body the American people In the is
published
iy A OF THE COMING EXPOSITION.
the s and eighteen OF these fol-
military spectacle the world has
Orandes rendezvous IN history.
international by submarine waahps
reproduction of
tho Monitor"
PLACE WHERE THAT RATTLE WAS FOUGHT.
relies from an nations and all
gathering Warships the history world
all
% United
%
LARGEST MILITARY PARADE GROUND ~ TIM WORLD.
skin between soldiers and sailors OF different nations
Daily Inspection warshlpa the harbo
The greatest military und naval parade Witnessed
military
GREATEST ARRAY oF GORGEOUS MILITARY UNIFORMS ALL
NATIONS
TnE 0uANpIsr MILITARY ANp NAVAL CELEBRATION
tempted by nation.
Twins picture OF with am oucing spleudors
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16
THE COURT HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS.

The Marion
the 1906
As the people already their THEY WANT
ALL NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS general impression
that some improvements needed.
BY utilizing the occupied
can be provided with larger better
WINGS BUILDING.
The new vault also be secured by finishing the third
and putting elevator The building
are much In need OF oyerhaulng.
All these improvements be made the
hne cash surplus left for
present court is able do this ON WILL
HAVE TO OPERATE
The court should be economical the
for $4,000 they would have about
to the county roads bridges.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16

charges should be regulated . \
foster the commercial lrts,sa
the state"
Mr.. Campbell then took d, I
and argued along the sane
Mr.. Coffey. except that be A
out the hardships which the iIH|
tial rates fixed upon different
of commodities worked um
state and particularly the n
Portland, but when he had "A
Mr.. McCue replied with CHARGED |
with not knowing what he 70
ing about. The argument Il
with a spirited speech by NJ
during which he roundly sn'i
Multnomah delegation and ~
the interests Of the coast.
which he represented, repalA
terrupted by questions and
questions propounded indlsrr
ly by Messrs. Cotfey, Dhsol
Campbell. but be closed ~
declaration that the o. RAW
pany, which, he claimed, ~
In full control OF all the l'r
the Columbia river for he Z
years, now wanted to seeaF'
of the pilotage service ani =
move was purely In the selH
est of Portland, and the
Chamber of Commerct,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16
CANAL DI0GERs.

cutlery follows announcement Mr. divers
a bidding tho Panama contract.
Mcdonald. viii have @
RyanDemoa Morgan
tho Equitable
iAa Assurance society,
What OF hatf Mr Mcdonald capable director enter
aud Justice obTea lawyer
Il would be impossible 60 name
Tho WAITS the canal dug
makes public difference who does the
II Ryan and nmon operating contract
goins capitalize
have doue with the subway that would h story
The canal the ihlHg The Fgh people
wn iig
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16
ruE HAGUE CONFERENCES.

whea 10 consider a. what the
under the throughout
world Ia ht ssed somehing that
should blush Coz. War q nesdsths ar6na
ilon.
Pfoeor Martens the dsiasalshcd ner
nanal v powers program
for ae Forthcoming onferena AZ The Hague
has soeEh 90 the Tor
Of dssrmamsa bat he the
consider such
W'am STEAD ~ho has bsea making Investigation
sAe sane subject has made tho following saemcnts
Great hgan the United tsao Hungary favor
uasee program France more reserved ea,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16
THE OFFICIAL FREE PASS BILL.

unhesangy the bill requiring
railroads give officials
In the first place the bill is outrage because officials as RULE
ARE BETTER FARE THAN ANYONE ELSE.
In the overwhelmingly for real law to
abolish railroad everybody paid all could ride for less fare
and the railroads would make
In OF that this legislature HAS VOTED DOWN BILLS TO CAR
ny INTO EFFECT THE EXPRESSED WILL OF THE PEOPLE
The members and the employees have dehany against
public opinion, BEEN RIDING ON FREE PASSES
The law which has passed both houses dehan sappng the
pie In the The should
The should be administered while the legislature still
on give the Legislature the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16

GOOD
LrNCoLN's GRAVE.

Read by Mace Thompson Confederate soldier at Har-
ward Phi reunion.
He wast the Southern mother leaning forth,
At dead Of night hear the cannon roar,
Beseechng turn the cfiel North
And break { that her might come once more
lie was New Engands maiden pale and pure,
Whose gallant fell shiohs plain;
lie was the manged body OF the dead;
He wrhlng aid endure
Wounds md Disagreement and raoking pain,
Gangrene and amputation all things dread.
He was the North, South, the East the West.
The thralI the master. all OF us in one
section that he held the best;
HIS love impartial as the sun;
nd so appealed to him In vain;
He smiled at IT, at thing orlorn.
And gently II from him, and stood
moments space In pain,
Remembering the prairies and the
nd he ri az OF field and wood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-16

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinins
Tablets. Druggists refund money n
Il fails TO cure. e. W. GROVES
signature on each box. lIe.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-11-05
The Story ofa Medicine.

Its name-"Golden Medical Discovery
was suggested by one of its most import
ant and valuable ingredients - Golden
Seal root.
Nearly forty years ago, DR.. Pierce dis
covered that he could, by the use of pure,
triple-refined glycerine, aided by a GER
tain degree of constantly maintained
heat and with the aid of apparatus and
appliances designed for that purpose, ex-
tract from our most valuable native me-
dicinal roots their curative properties
much better than by the use of alcohol,
SO generally employed. So the now world
famed rGolden Medical Discovery" for
the cure of weak stomach, indigestion, or
dyspepsia. torpid liver, or biliousness and
kindred arrangements was first made, as
1t ever since has bsen, without . particle
Of alcohol IL Its maes;up.
entS. printed On .eXefX bottle wrapper.
valuable medicinal oSIs\found growing
In our American forestsS All these in
gradients haze received the strongest e.
dorsement lgom the leading medical ex:
Perfs. tsacEsTs and XritersLc1 NdfecsG
best remedies for The diseases for Yhlsh
"GoldeQ Ma1lcaLplScQYerY. Is adYlssd:
A little book of these endorsements has
been compiled by DIR. r. V. Pierce, OF
Buffalo, N. Y, and will be mailed free to
any one asking same by postal card, OF
letter addressed to the Doctor as above.
From these endorsements, copied from
standard medical books of all the differ
ent schools of practice, it will be found
that the ingredients composing the Gold
en- Medical Discovery" are advised not
only for the cure of the above mentioned
diseases, but also for the cure of all ca
tarrhal, bronchial and throat affections,
accompanied with catarrhal discharges,
hoarseness, sere throat, lingering, OF
hang-on-coughs, and all those wasting
affections which, if not promptly and
properly treated are liable to terminate
in consumption. Take DIR. Pierce's Dis
coyery in time and persevere in its use
until you give it a fair trial and it is not
likely to disdppoint. Too much must not
be expected of it. It will not perform
miracles. 1t will not cure consumption
In its advanced stages. No medicine will.
1t aOilL cure the affections that lead up to
consumption, If taken In time.