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The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
ELDER GETS BACK OLD JOB.
Reinstated 10 CIerkship by Public
Printer Leech.

Public Printer Leech has made a con-
siderable reduction in the force OF mes
sensers, machinists. and laborers in the
Government Printing ONCE by the con
solidation OF the night and day forces
o. the big printery.
Frank K. Elder. a former empIoye OF
the office. who has been engaged IN pri-
vate business in this city since his re-
urement from the government service,
has been reinstated and assigned TO an
important clerkshlp.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
JAMES E. ARNOLD DEAD.
Funeral Will BE Held This After
noon from Residence.

Funeral services for James Z. Arnold,
longtime resident Of Anacostia, will be
held this afternoon at his late home,
Nichols avenue and Grant street, Rev.
W. G. Davenport officiating. Interment
will be in Congressional Cemetery.
The deceased was a member OF the
police force for twenty-eight years, and
was well known. He is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Sarah A. Arnold, and six
sons. These are James f. Arnold jr.,
Charles c. Arnold. William II. Arnold.
Harry c. Arnold, Arthur q. Arnold, and
Edgar NJ Arnold
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
TO RATIFY PARTY NOMINEES.
League OF District Republican Clubs
VIII Meet Tonight at Raleigh.


Members OF the executive committee Of
the League of Republican State Clubs Of
the District, with the various Republican
clubs of this city, viii assemble in the
red room of the Raleigh Hotel this
evening to ratify the nominees of the
Republican party and its platform adopt
ed at the Chicago convention.
The meeting will be called to order at
o'clock by Henry N. Camp. president
Of the league. and ratification speeches
will be made by prominent men.
Arrangements will also be made for
the big ratification outing to be held at
Marshall Hall on August IS. at which the
league hopes TO hold the largest political
meeting in the history of District Repub-
lfcanism
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
PROTECTION IN ELEVATORS.
Ask Corporation
Counsel for Opinion as 10 Lnw.

Following the recommendation of the
coroner's jury in tho case of Samuel T.
Pennington. who was killed in an eleva-
tor in the Munsey Building last week.
that the Commissioners pass a ruling
that all passenger elevators in the city
be provided with inside doors. the Com
missioners have haG a conference and
referred the question to the corporation
counsel for an opinion as TO their power
in the case.
Pennington fell to the floor OF an eleva-
tor while ascending 10 an upper floor
and had his head crushed between the
floor of the elevator and one OF the floors
Of the building. The jury decided that
death was accidental.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
BRENT TO COME HERE.
viii Visit Washington Before Max
Ing His Decision.

VIII Nisit NushlnEtoh beiOEe M"A
ing His Decision.
Owing to the intention of Bishop Brent
to come here before making his final
decision in regard to the episcopal see Of
Washington, Rev. DIR. Alfred Harding
said last night he would not go TO Manila
as envoy from the bishops friends in this
city.
According to advices received from the
Philippines yesterday. Bishop Brent will
leave for this country on June 30. going
first 70 Boston and then coming 20 this
city
Although Bishop Brent has said his
duty was TO remain among the Fillpinos.
many OF the Episcopal clergy of Wash
ington are OF the opinion he will accept
the Washington bishopric after confer
ring with the local committee.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
Pay Inspector Ryan Acquitted.

Pay Inspector Eugene d. Ryan. feet
pay officer OF the Pacific fleet. with head
quarters on board the armored cruiser
West Virginia. has been acquitted by
cOurt-martial Of intoxication while on
duty. Rear Admiral James II. Dayton.
commander-in-chief Of the fleet. disap-
proved the findings Of the court Tru-
man H. Newberry, Acting Secretary Of
the Navy, also dlsapproved the verdict.
Pay Inspector Ryan has been ordered
home TO await assignment to duty. He is
a native Of New York. and was appoint
ed to the pay corps in July, 1892
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
BARMAIDS NOT HERE
Excise Board Chairman Re-
ports to Commissioners.
EXPLAINS THE PRESENT LAWS
Asserts They Do Not Apply TO the One
Case Where Women Clerks Sell
Liquors in Original PRcknges-NO
Such Employees Who Serve Indi-
viduaI Drinks I'm the City.

In reply TO al inquiry from the Com
missioners regarding District laws on the
subject Of the barmaid system in this
city, on the alleged existence of which
and its evils hearing was given by the
Commissioners some time since, Alexan-
der Mckenzie. acting chairman of the
excise board of the District. has written
that, In his opinion. the present laws do
not cover the case
He says the present excise law states
that no licensee under a barroom license
shall employ or permit 10 be employed.
or allow any female OF minor under six
teen years Of age TO SELL furnish. or dis
tribute intoxicating drinks or admixtures
thereof.
only one establishment is known In
the city where female clerks are en-
ployed in such capacity In that, all Of
the business is wholesale. and no liquors
are drunk on the premises. They are
sold only in original packages The bust
ness is orderly and under the best en-
vironment possible.
No Bnrmaids I'm City.
ITO retail places the law applies only
and no such place where women serve OF
sell liquor 20 be drunk on the premises
exists, or IL # does. the fact has never
been brought TO the attention Of the ex-
else board. either through the police or
through the courts" says Mr. Mckenzie.
Therefore, in his opinion. the barmaid
system does not exist here.
Commissioner Macfarland has recon-
mended 10 the Commissioners that a law
be framed for presentation to Congress.
forbiddlng the employment of female
clerks In establishments OF any sort
where they will have 10 do with the sale
OF liquor, The motion has not yet been
acted upon by the other Commissioners.
In regard to another inquiry concerning
the and 10 cent theaters, which We're
complained Of in the same hearing. Mr.
Mckenzie said he could give no infOrma-
ton. The Commissioners have already in
strueted Maj. Sylvester TO have close
watch kept on these places. and action
taken Immediately upon the discovery OF
the use of any questionable pictures.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
Hn,eI Inhnsnn Cnfe.-

Sea food. New York meats. choice fruits,
&c. Noon lunch. table d'hote dinner.
Service a la carte.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23

Try the PIC Business Mems Lunch,
u:S0 70 =, at AIacIennan S. 1l5 18th st.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23

Watch for a city-Randle Highlands.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
LOCAL MENTION.

Ladies' Rubber BaThinE Caps, soc.
Tennis shoes, SIS. Rubber Store. 93S I.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
" " y
4ch.
Sn Der aaiernc.

ltnteroffi5ier: Serbs. Die Critic
babt SIR gut ger,aht unb Mnerfcne
mtng Gurer @ii6tiefeit. no0en mir
lie slei9 nod Elm paar 9lal binters
chamber MAIDEN. 9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
spaf mnB aud iein.

Sebr ridtis.
Gtubent: Wie t0nnen Gle be6anpz
ten, bab i6 meinen Suno nit fremben
anofen FILTERED
Serr: Na - Sbre ei9enen limbs
bod ni9t!
y ~ =
atf tttntueaen.
&r5t (5um trnnfen 8ureauhef)
Iiel S6laf 1T Sbnen iddbli9 =
tradten Sic einen llrlaub bonn
Sureauotenit 81 befommenl
y - y
@bsefiibft.
u. bramariierenb) 8ei mir iist
ieoer S6ub.
g.: limb Sic finSen nod INNER
Sreiber?
Sir ben gnfang.
Sum. itidst bas neue Wdb6en aidj
orbentli6 elm?
9as tpiG i6 meinen: brei Seniters
i6eiben iinb i6en gum Seuiell
- ~ -
Cans fiar.
Srember: sic, iaeen sic mir ein>
NAL, tpie fommt es, bab bas erobe
9orf bier cine 10 fleine Stride bat?
ga fomnen bod bic 2eute unm09li6
Iue bineineebenl
Bauer: Sa, freiIi9, tpenn Die 2eute
ale bineinetnseu, Do eiu9eu tie nift
Iae binein; peil tie e6en ni6t 4ue
bineingeben. 10 geben tie Gue bineinl
y ~ "
Ginbermnnb.
2ebrer: Srishen, tpenn 81 Dir Elm
Sous taufeu fpi1it. bas 10000 Warf
fpItet, urtb bn't MIR 10000 Marf. mas
braufIt 9u bann nod?
Sris6en: Cine reihe Srar.
y ~ ~
Cute G~rstebnng.
@ater: Sest Dor mai gu, mein
Sobn: tpenn id bid nod einmal babel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04

abfafe, bab on mir Stadefbeeren
itieblft, tpirit on cine 9eborige Trndt
Tru9el betommeu. 9ait Su benn
gar teinen bertrand. beinen eigenen
@oter gu beiteblen? 8enn bu Stas
6elbeereu babeu tptuf, pobuen benn
nift 9enug 2eute in Der 0a6bari6aft,
mo on Dir tpel6e mauien tannIt?
- - ~ =
ffrfafe anb Wirfnng.
Geit mann lit Der Baron BENIN tpies
Der 10 iebr ~abelsitol5?
Seit er cine reiGe gIrserIi1e ses
beiratbet bat.
Grite Sienitleifung.
49,. Sic t0nnen alio als Sause
fne6t Bel mir eintretenl $50 iino sic
segentpdrtis?
Sci 9i55el & 60. - S6 babe nod
etne Ge6nun9 BEL mir, Die i9 Sbnen
p~rdientieren ioul
S9Dn - bonn tonnen Sic iid
glei6 ielbit binausfperienl
y ~ y
Traftiider Stanbpmnft.
giit On audi fir Die Srauensge &c.
ipesuug?
8 ia, ib sebe ieben Sag 5ipei
Stunbeu ipa8ieren.
Ieridiebene glniidt.
Srau: On, Seinrid, am nddbiten
Sonntas iinb es 5ebn Sabre. baB mir
b~erbeiratbet ftnb. Souteu mir ba
nift in Die Stride eeben uno @ott
oanfen.
Rann: 9os fannir On tbuu, id
babe feline 9eranlaiiung ba5u!
1tnbeabfhttgt.
Sfarrer: Sum. Stoffel6uuer, pelhe
8irtung bat benin meme 6eutise Tre>
oiet iber Die sro6e Sise i'm Sesieuer
anf Gu6 aema6t?
Bauer: So6tpiirben Serr Bfarrer,
an Iatrii6en 9urt Dab ib braui
frieet.
~ - y
SHfau.
Iann: Ser Gr5t bat mir aeiaat,
i6 barf fir Die Solec nlr Die SGlfte
bon Sem trinfen. mas i1 friiber ges
trunfen bab'l
Srau: 0a tannit On alto itatt Der
eeipobnten bier S6oppen MIR sipei
trinfen?
Rann: $50 benfit Oh bin? id bob
natiirli6 geiast, i4 trint' ipnit adtl
~ - y
0rpb.
Gr5t (5nm Tutienten) Seben Sic
3u, oaB Sic piel iiben.
Tatient: Sas brinse ib nidt
fertis, Serr 9ottor.
Ir5t: Iber Sic fasen bod. bas
Steben ereift Gle an J1,
Yatient: Merbines, bos Steben
lam i6 abiolut nidt ansbalten.
Ir5t: Sun, 10 leeen sic ii6 BIN.
Tatient: 9as fann ih crit redt
nift pertraeen, Serr Spftor.
Gr5t: ga, oann bdngen Sic
ii6 auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
@eiter. mmb ganern. @eaelm.

Na3 ct. 2oren3ta9 tpd9it bas 9ol8
ni6t mehr.
@etpitter nm gartbolomd, bringen
balb Saeel utb S9nee.
y
Sinb 2oren5 unb 9artble i6on, lit
elm gutter Serblt poraus3uieb'n.
-
@dria Simmelfabrt flar Sonnen@
ifein, bringt germ piel sIten @ein.
Sat uniere Srau gut @etter. fpenn
lie gum Simmel fdbrt, 9epib JIG guten
Weiu bei6eert.
@er i'm Seltet nift sobelt. in Der
@rnte niht 5appelt. I'M Serbit niht
frlb auiitebt, iieb 81, rpie es i'm
@tnter itebt.
Sdeint Die Conn fein flar nat
threr Irt, on unierer lieben Srauen
Simmelfabrt. 10 lit es Elm gut Seihen
bel ben Seuten, oab es wirO bel suten
Wein beoeuten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04

mer, Der nidt baron setpobnt lit, 81
oenfen unb uad5urednen, oafiir aber
Sduno6ldtter bdlt. penig su beoeu>
ten. Ser oenfenbe Sarmer dber peiS,
bdb, tpenn ct 8. Q. @erite perfauit
81 einem Gent bas 9funb, er bel
Sb5ug bon 5Dei Yfunb pro 8uibel an
jeoem gmibel Stuei Gents perliert; unb
toitet Die @erite Stpei Gents oas Sfunb,
10 iino es iogar bier Gents PRO
Vulhel. 3at ct 1000 8uibels
@erite gu bieiem Yreile 5u berfaufen,
10 piro er Inn $40 %beidummelt.
GARNER, itimmt MIR fir Gonsreb>
Ganoioaten, bon beneu tbr nit
Siderbeit erfparten fonnt. baB lie fir
einbeitlide NaBe unb @eridte. iotpie
fur ltrenge @eiese CUR 9urhfiibruns
berIeiben eintreten tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
Gin ernpfeblenswertbes sutel.

Sefunnter: @em SM ni6t genuu
BUD fiibrlt, fdnnit On audi gar nid)i
piiien. fpiepiel be~iipielspeiie Yerios
men i'm Wonut Bel Sir einfebren2
8 bod, Die 5dbl i9 I'M 9ea
i6irerbebu9 mad.
- ~ -
GcdD.
Grbeiter (5u einem anbern): Sd
babe bod elm fnrdtbares 1e9. Seet
sable ib ihon 5ebu Sabre ben 9eie
trag fiir's &ranfenbdus unb bin nod
fem ein5is Deal frant ~setpprSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
2Glber BET Der WtilhbiGt.

Heuerli1e @eriufe auf ifaatlifen
Observation-Disclosures haben ers
seben, oaB adlber. Die einen Monat
biz orei @ouate lang na6 ibrer Sc
burt nur quite Wlilh our 8olt sebabt
BADEN, bebeuteno i6neller padien
nnb elm beiiereS nnb ifperer pies
l9enoes Sleiib erlangen. ais anbere
&Glber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
Cute Grsiebnng.

@ater: Sest Dor mai gu, mein
Sobn: tpenn i6 bid nod einmaI babel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
9nsIglih.

Satin: SD babe bcute in Der 3eis
tung gclelen, penu a ein Stiid
Sleii6 in fliiiise 2uft luirit. 10 piro
es bart pie Stcin.
@atte (auf ieiu Sceiiteaf peus
teno): Gh, unb "a bait 9u tpobl
slei6 NIT fliiiiiecr 2uit sefodt?
~ - ~
Grflaruug.
Satin: Oh. mas lit eisentli6 Elm
Sbanomcn?
@atte: 9as 1T cine Srau. mein
S4at. Die NIT ibrem @irtbi6aftss
seIbe ~ausfommt.s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
Gt6tigc Sertbetlung.

@riter Bauer (pprwurfsppQ) Guf
Seine SGum' Do ncit'n a Saufen
araben, I'M nae 3ureen fommen's
runter I'M ~illttcru auf mcine Selber.
3ipeiter Bauer: go neil S0s miro
iebr ribtig bertbeilt iein, fpeun / 3
Soldie Glib, nodber fannit gu 3
Sriibitiid aeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
Gin gliifii6er @atte.

Su Der 5panSiejdbrieen Che nit
meiner Srau babe i'd niir eincn eins
5ieen Summer gefannt.
llnb bieier ipar?
SAP ib lie 9ebeiratbet babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04

SAT- iiberaa ifeint man benz @es
trcinelpuder Itiaihipeigenb 5usuieben.
rs lit in ben leeten Sabren io5uiaeen
sur 9epobnbeit geporOeu. bab Die
@etreibefaufer mand)er 8e9enben bon
icbem Snibel @etreiOe Elm ODER Srpei
Yfunb ab6ieben uno oils .Sred" ans
freiben. Sieier .Sred" miro nit
DEM 0etreiSe nah ben aroben StGoteu
seihidt. @atiirliG befommt man
feline 5tpei Sfuno ~0red" aus einem
9uibcl 8etreioe, fcbrt odfilr a6er
a~llcrlei llnrntb 81 Dem biSHen IbiaIl
unb perfauit Oieien an 9eutc. Die
Siibner balten. uno forbert fir Den
uSred". ben man Dem Sarmer nidt
beSdblt bat. fat mebr. ais elm 8uibel
'@etreioe auf Der Sarm foitet. Spei
Yfuno @etreioe baben fir eiuen Gars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04

Gab Ingabcu oes itatiltiiden gmts
beS II. g. department Of agriculture
aeipinnt Die a~artoffel INNER mcbr an
SebcutlIng ais Saftor in unieren,
@irtbihaftsleben. @dbreno i'm Sabre
1866 in inherent 2anbe nur 1862
3S1 Icres oamit beiteut fparen. be-
bedte Die auolenfruft 1906 bereits
3,013,150 Icres. 8as ben 0elo<
ipertb Der @rnte anbelanst. 10 miro
er fiir bus Sabr 1905 nit 1851
800 Collars angegeben. Sm erlten
Sabre nah Dem 8iirserfrie9e lpar Die
3abl nod ad1titellig. B. +. Die ees
iammte aartoficlernte bes Sabres
1866 bate cinen Iarftpertb BON
50.722.553 Collars. Der llntcridieo
betrGgt alp nabe5u 107 @liaionen
Collars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04

Gin nSanbel", Der ben sui,5en &C.
t%reioebnnpel beS NoroipeItens beriibrt,
fam am Sienstaa, Den 81. SuIi. gum
NbihluB. inbem Die @eitern glepator
Company, Die in 8inona, Iinn., ibr
@auptquartier bat. bas gisentbum Der
giprtbern Grain Company iibernabm.
Gie @eitern glepator 60. iebte lid
our6 Den vSanbel" in ben 9eiis bon
peiteren So glepators auf Dem 2oube
unb 3pei eroben Seminal glepators
IN Ianitorpoc, @is., unb belist MN
900 @lepatorS in Soma. Winneiota.
SiibsS afotu unb @isconiin. SaS
@etreioeeeiGdft fommt INNER mebr
unb mebr inter eiuen Sut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
Streiflihter.

oteiem Sabre lebr gut g~eratben, aber
es feblt an Grbeitern. nm lie ein3uz
beimien. gttpa oreibigtauienb ar<
better iinD notbis. Sa8u fommt nod.
oaB Die gabnen pabrideinlid] feline
biaigeren transport Gateu seiudbren
perben.
Sfreibt Der fpddere ,2dnomonn"
bon Wilpaufee, Wis.: .Wer bate
ipobl Dor feds Sabren, aIs Der r9anbe
mann" eeeriinbet murbe unb ben
birefteu 8erfauf gu befiirfporten be-
gam, geglaubt. bab oieies Sabr ihon
cine 10 erobe Contention in Mils
tuaufee abeebalten iperoen ionte. auf
neIder Die gtabliruns bon .gauitp
Ggfanges" oas Saupttbema bilben
iol?
Wdn bat ausgerehnet, baB Die ber>
biinbeten @etreibefdufer = unb oiele
limb Die Saligtpur5eln bes 8etreibe<
Srliits - $350,000 profitiren. penn
cs ibnen selinet. ben Treis fir @erite
IN @iseoniin einen Gent pro 8uibel
berunter5ubriiden. = @s be5ablt iih
alio fir bieie @etreibe@ Suben. $780,
900 Durnn 81 ipcnoen. UNI Die Sur<
merz@ereiue 6u %iprengen uub Die perz
bleibenoen $4,000 ein5uiaden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-04
MpScrncr quSnrnf.

Stnbioius Sdufert: Na, Oh
S6Ioudber8er, Su purit seitern uo6
Der S6neipe cine pcritnble 9ierleihe.
StuDioius S6laIdberger: @lerte
Sir's, mou iast nittt uebr Bier
leide", ionoern .Sranfopier".
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21

knowing that In the long run she
not only appears to greater advan.
tage but saves money by selecting
her gloves with care. ITO be we'll
booted and well gloved is to be we'll
dressed" as the French say aud they
know that what they are talking
about In this matter surely.
Shopping and TraveIing Bag.
Very fat and decidedly large are
the fashionable shopping bags with
few exceptions, and travelling hand
'nggage is built on a similar plan.
Strange to say capacity is not sacri-
feed to this general Aatness OF ef-
feet, for bags great ard small, are
built with ingeniously contrlved side
cores that allow them to expend TO
meet for extra space. Glazed leath-
ers are rather more sensible one
with buried" or duh finishes aud
this choice is sensible one since the
glazed surfaces shed soil and wear
better than the suede hnishings.
Belts and Buckles.
Belts OF narrow leather that har-
monize with the prevailing color OF
the costume or with its trimmings
are modish and very many OF these
have metal slides or stationary orna-
ments OF various forms. Glove kid
belts made in girdle forms and elab-
crate with steel and gilt studdings
continue costly and fashionable
though no longer novelty. Buckles
finished In white and in colored
enamels are used both with leather
and fabric belts, and elastIcs and
metallized gimp continue popular.
Cretonne belts, hats and parasols are
to be a fad OF the coming Summer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21

The FIRST warm days OF spring
bring with them a desire TO get out
and enjoy the exhillrating air and
sun shine. Children that have been
housed up all winter are brought
out and you wonder where they all
came from. The heavy winter cloth
ing is thrown aside and many shed
their hannels. Then a cold wave
comes and people say that grip is
epidemic. Colds AZ this season ars
even roFe dangerous than In mid
winter. as there Il much more dan
ger Of pneumonia. Take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. however. aud
you viii have nothing 70 fear. Il al.
ways cures. and We have never
known a cold 10 result In pneumonia
when Il was used. II II pleasant
and safe 10 take. childron like g.
For sale az DIR. stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21

Fine Property for sale--In good
market town on Southern Pacific,
good schools and churches. One
acre planted to all kinds OF fruit,
two-story. s-room honse Con solid
foundation) with porches. closets
and pantry, also two-story black
smith and wagon shop and large
barn. wnl be sold reasonable. as
owner Is unable to work at black.
smithing. John Holm, AumsvIlle,
Oregon. S1-2-lme
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21
For RENT

For Rent--one icn-Sere hop yard
six acres OF farming land. with
house and outbulldinga: one g.
acre tract OF loganberries garden
and orchard with house and out
buildings; one i6-aore hop yard
with house and barn. 10 be rent
ed all or separate. Located one
mile north OF Wauconda. on cleo.
trio line. Enquire OF Il. M. Mas
sey. 444 N. Winter st.. Salem. or
A. w. Mason, Gervals. or phone
Farm 90 or w. II. Egan. Geryais.
Phone Farmers &c. 2-2O-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy II
Both Agreeable and Effective.

chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
no superior for coughs. colds and
Group, and the fact that It Is pleas
ant 20 take and contains nothing ia
any way injurious has made 1t a
favorite with mothers. Mr.. w. 8.
Pelham, a merchant OF Kirksville.
Iowa. says: For more than 20 years
chamborlain's Cough Remedy has
been my leading remedy for all
throat troubles. II Is especi.ily sue.
cessful In cases OF Group. Children
like IL and my customers who have
used II will not take any other"
For sale at Or. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21
IN A TRANCE FOR
FORTY-THREE DAYS.


(united Press Leased Wire.l
Los Angeles. Cal. March 20
Fearing that she will die II not
awakened from the peculiar state OF
coma in which she has lain for 43
days. Superintendent Barber, OF the
county hospital. assisted by several
physicians. today IS making renewed
Efforts TO rouse Mrs. Beulah Haw-
kins.
Since Mrs. Hawkins lapsed into
her long sleep. physicians and scieu-
lists have closely examined her daily
but none has been able 20 suggest a
method OF treatment by which the
woman could be awakened. Super
intendent Barber states that the wo-
man must be awakened today. or she
will not recover.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21

Good Horses for sale--Cornsllus q
Skipton. at end South Commercial
street bridge, Salem. Twenty
years experience, and handle only
straight, sound. reliable stock.
Horses bought and sold or ship
ped TO any part OF the country.
Give them call before buying
horsefesh. s-11-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21
PLUMBERS.

IA. ,. Pctzel--Plumbing. steam and
gas itting. Successor 20 Knox a
Murphy. zze Commercial strost.
Prone Main ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21
TIE CLASSIFIED


For sSIs~LSrse wooden tank. En-
qulre at f. c. Cross market.
S-12-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21
LIvKRY AND EEKD STABLES.

Livery and Feed stAbles--old P0st
once stables. AZ asa Ferry street.
between Commercial and Front
streets. Telephone iss. Some Of
the finest llVeFies In the city can
be found heFe Dick Westso0tt.
proprietor. io-1-IyE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21

For lsale-Two b-yoar-old Jersey
cows. with calves. S. II. Hatch,
Salem. Route 4. 3-2O-3t'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21
ELEANOR FRANCIS
HOUSEHOLD LETTER

The Importance of Leather In Fashion
able Attife---Accessories That Make
a Simple Costume Modish---Bags Belts
and Shoes In New Leathers and New
Shapes---Parisian Gloves For American
Women---The Whole World Urder
Tribute to SSpply the Demand For
Leather
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21

Enlarged
Our meat market on East State
street has been doubled IN aiEs and
we are better prepared than ever 20
serve customers. Prompt service and
tho best OF meats our motto. Gail
or phone 1919. d. 10. Edwards a Co.
For sale-First-elasa carpet paper az
this Office; 2be for big roll.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21

Frank II. 6row6.=aS6af afaeiafsr u
sash. doors. mouldIngs. All kinds
OF house nnish and hard wood
work. Front street. between State
and Court. Make all complaints
At the once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21

baggage and Erpress-B. N. White.
general delivery 10 any part OF the
city on short notice Stand Ia
front OF Barnett's restaurant, Com
meFelal street. Phone Ss5. Rest
denco phone $50. 2-Il-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21

q n ~ ~ o IA K a.
s..utA. zl@ knt IN hls nsan so,sa
''.;''" &1HzZzMl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21


Nanted-Houng man, good salary,
In or near Salem, 10 represent and
10 show property for large Port
land real estate nrm. Experience
not necessary. Small cash seeuri-
~ required. Address Manager" Z"
242 Fifth street, Portland.
3-If-7t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-21

For saie--Good stock and dairy
ranches for sale at reasonable
prices. with or without stock,
some timber. Can also locate good
government homesteads. l.. f.
Coin, waldport. or. 2-19-1ms