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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
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ette valley in oregon to San Francis
co.
The Southern Pacific attorney
were given nntil tomorrow TO attack
the rate on other grounds.
The decision is the first of the
kind that has been handed down
since the passage OF the rate law bill
and the victory won by Luther NJ.
Walter, the special attorney for the
Interstate Commerce Comm sslon to-
day means that the railroad company
cannot attack the new rate on Ore
gon lumber shipments on any legal
grounds.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion's demurrer ald the testimony
given by the railroad attorneys at the
hearing OF the demurrer has hut on
any legal attack on the fixing of the
rate. unless the railroad desires TO
appeal To the supreme court OF the
United States. Meanwhile the In
junction has been issued, and the
low lumber rate will be In effect.
The decision today was on the de-
murrer interposed by Special Attor-
ney Walter, for the Interstate Com
merce Commission, u. s. District At
torney Robert Devlin and Joseph n,
Teal, attorney for the Western Ore
gOn Lumber Manufacturers kssocia-
ton 10 the suit for injunction filed
byihe Oregon Railway q Navigation
Company. The railroad company,
through It's own attorney, w. w. Cot
ton, OF Portland, and through Peter
F. Dunne, attorney for the Southern
Pacific, asked the court to restrain
the enforcement OF the low lumber
rate, on the ground thar the commits
sion had no authority TO make the
rate.
The commissions attorney demur-
red on the ground that the complaint
did not state sufficient cause for ac-
tion. aud the whole case was thrown
upon the decision In the demurrer
proceedings. e
The decision of the court virtually
decides that the federal courts OF the
United. States cannot be burdened
with rate making,
The railroad attorneys admitted
during the course OF the argument on
the demurrer that the commission
had proceeded In the way laid down
hv law. when the new rate on lum-
ber was made, and the attorneys Tor
the commission held that this ad-
mission shut on any inquiry into the
method, OF the commission.
The decision OF the court today ia
vors the smaller lumber men OF Ore
gor IN their fight against a rate OF
$5.l0 on lumber from Willamette
river poipfs TO San Francisco bay
points. The o. r. & ~ now must
continue. at least for the present. the
rate OF $40.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
'ecAN COMMITTEEMAN
/. EXPLAINS POSITION

sept. 30.-Charles Ma
,.o'lean national committee
Aissouri, today issued a
a replying TO charges that
~ smploye OF the Standard oil
Y Is an attorney, in part as
~. ps W local attorney FOR the
TN. ~ Company In Missouri.
u. 'e1 mat | represented the
- n the oil land litigation
4. q whole cloth. / repre-
N 4, .osernment in the case
n terminal Railroad Asso-
- answer questions as to
81. sssised Instructions from
.,.. ! want to know who
accepted employ.
n ..s.. Standard because / hold
1.. semle views. ana / do
k,..,,ss sa1 my connection with
>.r... !. w Interfere with the
~ W. y .he Republican cam. /.
n n .,ss.s' ss'i' II ! am TO be the
~ 4, ,.,ss BY certain persons.
,r'ss .'s ~. know their rec
r. ,s,,,' '1sa n lnev know mine. and
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the foremo [ scientists In the world.
The object OF the daring expert
ment, which has aroused consider
able comment. is 10 determine the
value OF new method OF diagonsis
advanced by Dr. Detre. A commit
tee OF six OF the most distinguished
delegates has been appointed 10 pass
on the result OF the experiment to-
night.
According TO the experts, the ex-
pertinent will determine whether the
original infection In the children
was from bovine or human bacilli,
and will demonstrate all the biolog-
zeal properties OF the tuberculosis
organism. that will enable physl-
clans TO determine In the futAre at
once whether the infection In a pa
tient Is from human or bovine
sources.
The physicians here declare that
cause the children were already in
fected with the disease.
DIR. Detre today said:
my method consists I'm the In
oeulation of the patients arm at
tnfec pOlnlS AT tue same llmet HIsl
with Koch's tuberculin, second with
a fltrate of broth culture OF human
bacillus and third with a filtrate Of
broth culture of bovine tuberculosis.
Within "a hours or little more,
the result OF the three methods may
be noticed. IL can be read Instantly
whether the baeilli caused a reaction
In the patients blood; whether the
new infection awakened a dormant
infection IN the patient. or is a re-
cent contraction. IL can also be
shof1 whether the human organism
can resist such an attack; In short
all the biological properties OF the
infected organism will be demon
strated."
Seven hours after the incubation
90 the children, Or. Burke. the ply
siciau az the hosDital said that al
ready some OF the effects OF the
three tests corlf be dIscerned. In
the ca-e of one of the children the
puncture where the bovine tubereu-
H- was Injected showed slight traces
OF inflammation" said DR.. Burke.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
MR.W.F. Glow
Kidney Affection.
Asthma.

Mr.. w. +. Glow, 425 Il. st. NW
vrain ST., Colorado Springs, ~IW
Col, q retired real estate man., M
writes: ~
"I am n man of over seventy ~
years and feel that owe my pres- q
ent good health entirely to Peruna q
began using 10 about n year ago A
for asthma and kidney trouble, and II
took several bottles. 1 have not
felt better for years. 49,
different members of my family havs
used IL also, and have only words OF
praise to speak for Peruna.r
Attributes tieaIth TO Pe-ru-na.
William Bailey, 5s St., N. e., wash
ington, ID. c., Past Col. Encampment
No. 90, Union Veteran Legion, and
prominently identified with many OF
the great labor protective associations
In Chicago and New York, and Secrc-
tary OF one OF the largest associations In
the former city, had for nearly thirty
years been afilicted with kidney troubles.
Within a short period he has been
persuaded 10 try Peruna, and his present
healthy condition Is attributed 10 his
judjcious use Of that great remedy. He
considers himself now quito cured and
In excellent ply steal condition. W.
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p SPECIAL" MAY
BE ARANDONED

.to-k, Sept. 30.-In an effort
Il NE Rep Special" with Eu-
IL Dsos, on the track. members
WAL party here are maxi
'Isimlned effort today to re-
II. '1s eampe'gn funds OF the
-leal IRON their presidential
was received yesterday,
unless funds were forth
= once, the special train on
travelling could not be
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Inhunpan Practice

chicago. ILL.,, Sent. S0.-Declaring
that The experiments being conducted
bv mr.. Det-e ~ the Children's Hos
rital. 81 Wa h'pgton. are Unnecessary,
Dr. AdolDh Gerbman, bateriological
exDert 'o5av brsa1ed the ir<eulafion
~ the little children With tubereulo-
SIS bacllli as inhuman aud unjust
lie fenounced as cruel experiment
ing with little children. who are m
able ~ know or understand what Is
bs'ng done
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a Burnt Child.

breads the flne. The dread Is whole
some, but not the burn; that can be
healed and instantly relieved by ap-
plying Billiards. Snow Liniment. Be
prepared for accidents by keeping a
bottle always IN the house. Best for
sprains. bruises. cuts. scalds. rheu-
matlsm, neuralgia, bunions--any
and all aches and pains. Price 2bc.
soc and si.00. Sold by all dealers.
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Kidney and Bladder rroub,e.

MIR. John n. Watkins, 3i33 Shenan-
doah Ave., ~. Louis, NO., writes;
"Amopg all the greatly advertised
medicines for kidney aud bladder
trouble there Ia nothing which equa.,
Peruna. suffered for several years
with this trouble, spent hundreds OF
dollars on doctors and medicine and all
to no purpose, until took Peruna.
"one bottle did me more good than
all the others put together, as they only
poisoned my system. Peruna cured me.
I used 10 for four months before CON-
plete cure was accomplished, but am
truly grateful 10 you. The least I can
do In return is 10 acknowledge the
merits of Peruna."
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ROOSEVELT
.llonlhuel From Page II

|lg .eof az the idea that the
fiah people would look on this
attempt on the part of the
ihi TO dictate 10 the people,
lo'nl out that Roosevelt has
heed an audience that he did
lazy.
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For a su~ulned Ankle.

A spralned ankle may be cured In
about one-third the time usually re-
quired. by applying Chamberlain's
Liniment freely. and giving Il abso-
lutte rest. For sale by DR.. stones
drug store.
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man never realizes how little
the world Is interested In hi troubles
until Re asks newspaper 20 Dfint
a scurrilous article about an enemy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30

A man can run a store without ad-
vertiri and he can wink at a pret-
ty girl In the dark-but what's the
useY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
People Who Object Liquid Medicines Peruna Tablets

Let any business brush up against
some resource and originality and "
will be the better for II.
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BORN.

Mr.. and Mrs. II, II.
Nc yei. at their home In Portland.
947 Belmont street, Wednesday at
noon, and sh pound girl.
Mother and child both doing well.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30

The Indiana State Federation OF
J aha- yesterday unanimously con-
deppeA BRYAN for his failure to put
the union label on the "Commoner@
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AN"HNNIA
/. "a = ss9t sss sO.-HOgs. re-
R,isss '@eeO; cattle. 5000;
NJ = ,..s hoss ouened steady
- ,sa.ssy l7ae Recaints
.,tr '~gV y !. Mixed, $3.50
NJ a. 1sat IN 50, iO07.OoD. D'S"'
~ CIV $50. 49,. sheep, strong
Me- :, ...., sse,. sO.-Receints
'''''s 500; sAssO. A''sSs'ss., ss'.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30

Unite1 sfates Senator JoseDh w
Bailey. OF Tsxas. chsraeterizes as sN-
snrd the rumor that he would re-
-ign
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SALEM MARKET.
Local Wholesale Market.

Eggs-30c
Butter-Creamer sac.
Cows-sS n $50.
Hens-1Oe; young chickens, lie.
Local wheat-S6e.
Oats-4Oc,
Barley-s225O.
Flour-Hard wheat. IS; valley,
sA25.
Hay Cheat. $40; clover, 50 per
ton; timothy. sl1@12.
onions-s1.25 ewt.
Hops-19O7 crop. 5g &c.
Caseara Bark-2h a &c.
Mohair-isr
Retail Market.
Oats-$l.45.
Wheat--si.05.
Eggs-35c.
Butter--country. soc; creamery
Flour-valley. sl,25 per sack
hard what. sl.4O@145.
Bran--9oc per sack, $40 per ton
shorts. $3.50 per sack.
Livestock.
Stock hogs $3.50.
Sfeers-3hc.
Veal--5 ate.
Tropical Fruits.
Banapas-s6.S0.
Oranges--t4O0,
Lemonons-s4.5OG 5.50.t
Portland Markets.
Ponitry--Hens. .12c; ducks, lzV
i4e; pigeon9. old 81 per dozen.
Mlll'tun Bran. S26.
Flour-Vailey. sI.2O per sack;
hard wheat. Si45. 1850
OA ASToHrA. -
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! s..,.., y. s-x say. ~ ~ws.s ,.s
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TO Save states Lumber supply

TO save states Lumber Supply.
To supply California the southern
half of which has been badly de-
nuded of It's original forestation
with an abundance OF timber; to aid
in the increase OF rainfall over a
drv area which Is destined In the
near future to be called on to sup
mort an immense population TO sup
ply more than 100000 ties year
ly 10 the railroads of the United
states. and. last but not least, 70
furnish perpetual bee pastuarase
for hundreds OF apiaries-these, Az
there. are the things which are be-
ginning TO be written In the history
OF one tree IN Southern California
That tree is the eucalyptus, OF
many species. and the lumber from
which has but lately been discovered
TO possess qualifications for use In
certain industries possessed by no
other tree. Wild or domestic, known
10 man.
As a mere beginning OF this plan
the Santa Fe railway company has
bought 1000 acres OF land In san
Uego county. Cal. and is planting
f. "a fast ms possible to young euca
dyptus trees Fix or eight Inches tai
Several hundred acres OF THIS vast
traet have been SET out already
and fully 95 per cent OF the trees
have taken hold In good shape and
shown signs OF growth.
one OF the most Interesting thing
about rhe eucalyptus Is It's Mrieiie
OF which there are az least 100 good
species. With probably a third a
many sub-specles which are not com
monty listed I'm the catalogues
They grow TO be OF great sire; II
Australia individuals oS some va
rleties have been know to attain
height of 500 feet. In California
whore trees were planted abuut som
OF the old haclendas 40 years ago
lthey are still growing and their ult
Innate size Is entirely probitrnaticdl
At rs wars OF age II uee VII
cut into at least two railroad Ties
la blue gum SIX or eight years old
II cut TO the ground, will send a.
shoots tlnsv VIII be IS or roo fee
tall In another eight year -HarF,
n. Dunn IN Technical World,
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ABANDON HOPE OF
SAVING WRECKED STEAMER

Santa Barbara. Cal, July %
Captain Won Salzen today abandoned
hope OF saving the steamer Anubis
which Is wrecked on reef OFT San
Miguel island. westerly gales Sunday
and Monday having torn part of the
looyened steel plates from the port
side. booming the ship to total de-
struction.
All hands have deserted the wreck
aud are assembled on Flea island
The certainty OF the destruction OF
the Anibus mas resulted In a truce
between the warning Chilean anj
Mexican stevcdoreg.
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Women who Wear Well.

"a is astonishing how great change .
g. ,aora of married life often MAKE ln
sha annearaacc and disposition OF many
women. The freshness, the charni' tno
brIlliance vanish like the bloom iron d.. !.
peacb which is rudely handled. II.
matron is only dim shadow, a falnt ecne
~ the charming maiden. There are Two
,aasons for this change, ignorance ano
neglect. Few young women appreciate
,he shock 20 the system through the
shsnge which Genes with marriage ano
u,otherhood. Many neglect TO deal wlth
tbe unpleasant pelvic drains ana weak
Dasses which too often come with mar
r,soe and motherhood, not understanding
that this secret drain Is srobbing the chses
m It's freshness and the form OF W
fairness.
AZ surely AZ the general health suffer-
when there Il derspgement OF the health
of the delicate womsnlS organs. so surely
vhe6 -tAese organs are>establlshed 10
bealSh the fuce an4isfnn.at osee witness
tothe factin fs-lwtd comefinsSA .Ne2Els
. million women haze found health am
happiness In the use Of d. -Plerces-Ee
yoTItc prescrlptlon.. II makes weak WON
en- strong and sick women well. lngreol
epts on label-contains no alcohoi o.
harmful habit forming drugs. al
Ubolly OF those native, American, med -
lnal roots most highly recommendcd oy
leading medical authorities OF Az tne .a seo y,
| eral schools OF practice lor tne cure VI
| woman's peculiar ailments.
For nursing mothers, or for those Sc broken r. y
down In health by too irequent oeaI,i,s ~ ~
ehiidron, also for tho expectant motneis
10 prepare the system for the coming o
baby and making IFS adyont, ,,nS easy o,,il ar.
40 good as rFavorite Prescription y
can do no harm In any condition Of u'
system. It's a most potent lnylgorai1,, ian
tonic and strengthening nervine nice
sdanted 20 woman's delicate system oy
physician OF largo experience In the trea'
ment OF woman's peculiar ailments
Or. Pierce may he consulted by lett'
FREE OF charge. Address Dr. Il; Y. P,erc
inyalids Ilotsl end Surgical InSs'in''
Buffalo. N. X.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
A LITTLE HARMONY WOULD DO
No HARM.

The disposition Of Il. u, Williams
OF Dallas. national committeeman
for Oregon. To work In harmony
with State Committeeman Cake
was an encouraging sign for Re-
publican slcce.s In oregon.
1T WAS GOoD POLITICAL
'sAoACITy. common horse-sense
and the decent American way OF do
ing thlngs.
hut the oregonlan Will not per-
NIT A. IT RENEws THE FIGHT
TO roRCE CARE TO RESIGN.
n, demands what II calls eNelu-
plve campaign control for what u
vAlls THE FvLTON-TAFT nEruB-
IdcANs.
why not have tho national and
state chAirmen conduct the state
campaigng
why not unite the party lines and
carry Oregon for rattf
THAT would crafty all the Repue
ucans OF Oregon nUr ThE fAltrN
WOULD BE BIGGER THAN TIL
oREcONIAN.
Tha, would never do To have tn
party or the state bigger than th
Oiegonlan
The harmony of the Repuollea
party aad the development OF IA
state are us mere nyspecks compare
to the Cregonlan'a gran.
m CANNOT EAisr WITHOUT
POLITICAL AM JOCnNAlLsfi
MONOPOLY STRIFE AND hl'
GORD.
An able. decent Republican mon
ing paper AZ Portland that Won
work for party harmony, and
nnpularlae the party With lhe n"
pie would pat the oegonlan oat
business
A REPUBLICAN rArEn ruN
WOULD MUM ~ rNE rNRt
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prn,osnls for Fuel.

Sealed bids will be received Oy .ne
MARION county court up to SATURDAY
August 8, at p. M, Tor tour-ioo'
cordwood for the use of court mouse
in following quantities:
Ten cords body fir.
Forty cords second growth mr.
Tbirtv-five cords grub oak.
All tenders to be mailed to H. y
Allen, county clerk.
VIM. NJ. BUSHEY,
oodw County Judge
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MOTHER SToPs MARRIAGE
ROT ONLY FOR \ MOMENT.
United rresA T.eased wirsN


stockton. Cal, July eff any
one can show cause for COM
plant why these two shall not be
lawfully Joined together let him
now speak or hereafter f1reyer hold
his peaoc."
Just as Rev, W p Grant. pastor
OF N Lodi Methodist Episcopal
church OF Lodi. had reached the
above critical point OF a marriage
ceremony at Loot last night. the
doors OF his parsonage we're burst
open and an irate mother rushef
upon the scene She WRrned the man
OF cloth not Ia say the words thas
would pronounce Joseph A, Phf-
lips and her daughter Minpie o.
Florenee. man aud Nlfe, declarins
that Minnie vas not yet OF legal axe,
and that the marrisge license had
heen hpuaulsntly obtained.
Thereunon q llveB scene was en-
acted The young c0aple hurried
from Me building, leeped m'o a
busy ana started down tAe r0ad
posthaste The mother onsaged tvs
men wtth biclcies 40 g,ys chase, bui
the oyclists we're soon outwigted, anl
the eiopers escaped.
The mother Mrs Minnie For
eaoe. Is eonsinniag the search. bu'
| ap 20 noon today ao news aad beer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
stockholders Meeting.

Notice f. hereby gfven that the an
nual meeting on the stockholders OF
Capital 6oId ami Silver Mining Com
pany, consolidated. OF the City OF
Salem, Oregon win be held at the
Office OF J. A. Car,ou. I'm said city
on the spcoud Thursday. the 18th
day OF kugust- rsOS. at O'Clock p
m, for the election OF directors and
for sucfi other business as may cons
before Jiie mrsrfug.
JOHN G. WRIGHT. Secretary
Salem, Oregvu. Jaly %. 1908.
T-2T-2wku
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criminal because ne appealed to the
people and complied with the law.
The oregonian teaches that 1T IL
A CRIME TO TAKE INSTRUC-
TIoNs FROM THE PEOPLE AND
UNCONSTITUTIONAL TO ExE-
CUTE THE WILL OF THE MAJOR.
ITY.
II the Oregonian really loved Re-
publican principles and Republican
success what harm would have re
suited from allowing these two state
ebairmen to get together and pull
for a harmonious victory?
NONE WHATEVER. ONLY
GOOD COULD HAVE REsULTED'
What good can come to the Re-
publican party from prolonged
one-man dictatorship in Oregon7
NONE WHATEVER. ONLY
HARM,
The one-man dlctatorzhip does
not want harmony.
1T PREFERS STRIFE. DIS
CORD, DECENTRALIZATION.
II seeks to place the party In al
attitude OF hostility to. the people
and carry oregon for Taft and th'
dIscredited machine and thus on tn
popularity of Taft DIsCREDIT THi
lpEoPLE AND OVERTHROW POP
lULAR REFORMS.
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INSTEAD OF TEARING TT TO
PIECES N SADLY NEEDED h
THE METROPOLIS.

THE METROPOLIS.
one after another az the Oregon
delegation in congress IS destroyed
by insinuation. Misrepresentation
and abuse.
FOR TWO YEARS THE oIsEGON-
IAN siCKED Hf;NEY ONro FUL-
TON.
The Oregonlau editors wep IN
Heney's closest councils IN al the
time of the Mitchell trial and for
year afterward.
Then when Fultons standing witf
the people has been undermined
aud the mines laid for his defeat ~
the prlmaries, THE ALLIGATOR
TEARS ARE SIZED OVER HIS RE-
MAINS, he kisses the hand That
smote him. aud he is restored %
the good graces OF the tall tower
kiss the feet OF the great creator.
presoryer and destroyer OF the Re
publican party OF oregon II You
would live,
Great IA dIsoord aud its journals
tic King demands new victims
No MAN ~ A REPUBIlCAN By
IRIS CONSENT. THERE ~ M RE-
lPURiICAN PARTY nut THE or
| lEGONlAN.
| What II lts editors do advocate
free trade. prohibition and the
bloody shirt
Ir II THE HARMONY AM rHE
VPnUIIDiNG or THE KErtiiii'
lCAN PARTY THEY ARE AFTER
r. E. Williams made a fatal mis-
take when he onered TO work IN
r. harmony with the legally elected
. Republican state chairman,
THAT would have been aecounte
= good Repuhllcanism In Iowa. Wash
u mrton. ohio. ANYWHfRE nUr u
lOREGoN.
Now Why inis eaort 20 drlv
' state CAalrman Cake and his friend
4 and the supporters OF direct eles
! tion o. senators out OF the Republl
! can nartys
L To ENSURE A MONOPOLY oi
i FEDERAL PATRONAGE TO TIA
sCoTr FACTION.
L That means monopoly for
/ boss machine newspaper.
Those we're tue tactics employe
1 whom scot, had Furnish nominate
4 Tor governor. ana SCOTT MAS II
BE MADE SENATOR.
l Fnrnlsh pa, up tAe nancy Ia 81
sure him the nomination on a de'
i by which Jack Matthews VAS TO d
/ liver scott tho seuatowhlp.
Again this yvar instead of auov
ias the peiiepel anl state commit
leemen to conduc, the campaign 9,
Tar aiong tines or hrrmoay Th
l iORRGONiNN HAs CNnERTAkE
Ia CLCR CAKE oVr or tn
PAHTN.
II an Ia the Interests oi party az
eord and Re'NNlosn demQrallrailo
Wen may ih2 guardian aagels
the q. q. A. wesn ioacs Wv walnu'
Cake b osued traitor 60 q
party because his bo,her secur'
The nomlaailos Tor senator by q
dlreei primary
he Is denenueed as polite
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The supreme court Yesterday is
sued au order gra sting reinstatement
% the bar 10 Martin C. HOgue. OF
Jack On county. who was expelled
more than a year ago for some land
fraud dealings. The petition for re
lnstatvment wa signed boy AL the
ATTORNEYS and mans other Ieadlng
citiEsns OF Jackson county.
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nest tnr Mnrfd ARords.

''It gives me unbounded pleasuFr
TO recommend Baeklea's Arnica
Salve." says ]. w. Jenkins, OF Chap
el Hill, n. G. 81 am convinced It's
the hest salye the world Sfrords. II
cured q felon on my thumb. and q
never fails to heal every sore. bu:r
or wauId TO which II Is applied. Zoe.
at j. G. Perrys drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30

received Of them. AS the young peo-
ple we're in possession of the license,
which gives the young mans age as
2t and the young woman's as is. IL
= believed they have been welded at
,ome country parsonage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
apECIAL DELIvERY

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subscribers banch
~ store O. Asylum stnra
ra,iIne A. W. Lane Ls'~D ''O
naya,s store Alex. SouhCommerca stree"
riectrie store C. NJ. Eppley, East state sueeN.
Fairgounds Harrison Doe Fairgrounds noAu' T.
IoueI,s Corner. twelfth and Cross streets
o X Grocery. A. A. Engeba,t Twetn eSeDuo
Whseers store. w. Wheeler Highland avenue; s,i
PARK r. q. Bowersox. Twelith anu '"' 's.
lane Grocery Seventeenth stret -. ..r.o..
Il. Moore Capitol ana Ohon s'vs'S'
veat salom store Salem ss'|
zinna Confect ctonery, ATS State street
m, atona'a North Commercial street.
yIuGman's Store Sixth street. .
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