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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10

yorfcr oeronolltii6en JodBeitidrift
ergongene 9llliroge 9ebt berpor, bdB
ponl sluslan0 in,portirte gleroplanc
inter Den geitimmungen oes Same.
SorlfS nit 40 Erosent 81 perspllen
lino.
GnS Eopne'ife 8eieb beIeet olIe
hlelcniNen Nrtifel nit einen 3oi.
bon 40 Fro3ent, oeren Wetalltbeile
ibrcn Sauphuertb mlsnohen. "a
rlln elm sleropIon ouBer Dem tbeuren
Ufotpr nur aus Rabmerperf unO
2cinluuno Don geringem @ertb be.
Itebt, 10 iinoet Der eriuabnte Hora.
graph Der Eapnc.9iu 3tpeifellos ol:i
Die ,Sluamoihinen Nnlpenouna. Ga
nur iueiter Die @ebriioer Wrigbt ci-
ncn @eroplm ibres SpitemS nit
$500 beiuertbet boben, 10 ruiiroe Der
Support elmer Wrigbt'ihen SIugmo.
ldline aus Dem Muslano $3375 al
3ollgebiibren foiten. Mllerbings miro
man luabribeinlid nit 81 9lusIteI-
lungs. ilno Rennameden importirten.
ollSlp1rtS gebnuteu Dfaifinen cine
NrSnobmc MAIDEN uno nur einc
9iir9id)nit oofiir perlangen, ooB elm
lolbcr 9leroplon niht i'm 3anoe
blelbt bc5p. nodtrGglih per5oIlt
miro
llmicre 8 &obnousbts.
ga bington, A. Sept.-Sdon
icbt ltebt 3enllif felt. boB AnianaS
fiiniti9er 0ote Der Yau Ser bcioen
neilen amerifaniiden IreoououebtS
~@poming" uno ~Arfonias" bon ie
26,OOO Sonnen WiIliam Gramp &
Sons IN Ybilnoelpbio uno ser Nelu.
s)orf Sbipbuiloing SO. in Gamocn.
Ms, iibertroaen iuerocn miro mnb
Dab Die Wtorplonb SteeI So. in Spar.
rons Eoint NO, Den neuen aoblen.
oon1pfer 81 bnuen boben miro, iuofiir
lie Die nieorigiie ,Soroerlng aeiteat
bot. Gie Wturine Contributions.
Gommiiion priifte beute oie betrcf.
lenoen Sfierten, aber be3iigIib Der
fiir Die Sblohtidifie su ipiblenben
Sriebfroit iiir ipeIde cine Der @e.
leIlid)aften eleftriide Wotoren porge.
ldlaaen bat, miro man iib erit am
nadlten Gienitag einiaen, oa nit oit.
lem SorlbIoa cine bobere 1oroerlaa
nerbunoen mar. sa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10
quftjdiii Site bas g|cneItc.

Gbicngn, 3. Sept. = Die ytotio.
nal gliiociotion OF Hetoil WillinerS,
sic geitern gIbeno bier 5uialnlliell'
trot, crfor Die Sorm bes sleroploneS
nls neueiten Stpl Der lueibliden
aopf,er ,lno tbot gleid3eitig ois BIS
bergen nYfiriid)forbe" IN 9ldt nno
gann. Die oreicdige &utform aus
ben 5ugen 2ublpigs bes Sehs5ebn'
ten murDe gleidiaIls iiir oeu fom.
menben @inter ais Yarole ausge9c'
ben. Die neleite Sdopil,na aui Dem
@ebiete Der puinloderfitnit bat Die
irappanteIte Mebnlihfeit nit cinenl
2llitihiff nno nebenber Den Gor5llg
9robter Seiftigfcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10
Griolareidle Yr0bsiahrt.

9otb, Me., 4. September. = MIs
aeitern Der neue 9orpeouboot Ser.
itdrcr nSliiier" bier cintrai. ip,lr0c
betannt geseben, oab CT au' Der "a.
itiinoigen Erobeiabrt 3,ir SeitIteIlnne
ber @roBe oes Waiierperbrai,d5s Die
gciteaten geoinsungen eriiiat bot.
3oben nuroen niht per0ffentlidt.
tcb lit befannt, oaB Der Gontraft ei.
nln @oiierperbrallb pon niht ,1ebr
ais 25.2 Yiuno pro Pierbettaft ,inb
Stunoe sur Yeoingung mafte. 7aS
Shifi bat milnmebr MIR nod. 3lpei
Trobeiobrten 81 poHenoeii, iir,b 5ipar
cine pieritiinoige init poller Oeihuin.
biafeit uno eine slu6Iiitiinoiae init "a
¬en. NJ rs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10
Wrpic Niirrc.

Ybilabclpbio, 3. September.
= Sm oiiIiden Ibcile BON Ecnnipl-
uunien lit ieit mebrcren Monaten iebr
menig Regell 9eiallrn, uno Die oa-
Snrt cr5rnstc Giirrc lit atut gelpor.
Sen. 6elOiriifte nno Weioegriinoe
iino ansgetrodnet nno Der Sdaberl
fir sic 1armer lit groB. ylah elmer
Gepeide aus Dorf, Ha- tit Die 90
piermiible Der .. $. @latielter so. in
Spring @rope. Aa., megen Iansels
Gil @alier auber 9etrieb seiest NOR
ttn. Ser Sdiplfill.Siiper bat ben
,liebrisiten Stano ieit Mcnidenseoen-
fen erreidt, inlb mebr als taiileno
Eerionen. oie in ocn anlagen 5ii
Manaeunf, elmer 0orIiaot bon Ebiln-
aelphia beldditigt parcn, miiiien me-
GEN Nansels ON 8aIier fir bic Mn
lagen miibig geben. :.
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Vnae ppm Ylik getroiirn.
CgbcnsbnrA N..O., 4. 2

SgocnsbnrA H..g. 4. Sept.
49, 9lui Der gScioc Der eSarm bon
TGomuS @intbrop lptlroe geitern bonn
glit Elm 0illc getroiieli. lino Der elef'
triid)e Strom perlici merfpiiroiger
WeiBe ousldlieBlid) iiber iueibc iSlet'
fen peld)c oas 1bicr omaopi, Raden
i,no Torberbcinen bat. ?ln olcien
Steaen eriheint Die Saut mie gegcrbt
rno ons Soar lit boroui polllt1loig
perien9t. Ter 9ulle milroc ollrd ben
Sdlag bctGubt. ood gIdubt man ibn
GIN 9ebcn erbalten 81 f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10
yrObibitionsseict in Scnnciice.

= Dattanopga, Cent, 4. Sep.
tcntber. - Sn elmer bier geitern ab.
gegcbenen Gntlbeioimg erfannte bos
beige ann5leigeriht Die iGnlnltlicben
Gcitinlnlltligen oes ErobibitionSs8es
iebcS. ipelhes Die lebte 2cgiSlotilr
bon Senneiice ongenonlmen bot rno
ipclhcs Den alcin- uno @roBoerfouf
Ton Spiritlloieu innerbaIb Der
Stuotsgrcn5en mlteriugt, ais rebts-
hclt1nbig uu, crfl1rte aber hus Ser
bot oes Serfolfs ioIher 0etriinte
liab oltslpGrts fir linsiiltia, lpeil oo.
rim Elm llebergrii IN Den Yereid) oes
5luiidenltootlicben Sonoels . @elebeS
liegt. Gies nar Gle erite- gerihtlihe
Gntid)eioitilg be5iiNlid Der Yeriol'
iilngsnldBiefeit bes itootlihen Nrobi'
bitionsaeieBes, melhes init Dem +.
rSuli IN aroit getreteu lit. Ger Ero-
3eb. in melhrm bus llrtDeil obgcae-
ben lullroc, mar bon Der grennerei-
ino Spirituoien.@ .@roBbnnoelS.6 .6irmo
!. ". aellp bierielbit gegen Den Sd)e-
riif bes Gountps uno nnberc Yconte
unbGngig gclnadt Toroen, uno Die
Gldoerin bate beantragt, Den 9e'
flogten jeOe Ginnliidung IN lire Ser.
tGuie unb ibrcn Gerianbi i'm @robil
5ii unterlagen. 3ipeifellps miro Der
9ie6tsltreit al oas bodlte Stootsge.
ri1t gcbrnd)t luerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10
9licicnbranb in yeclu Wurf.

gtciu yorf, 3. Sept. - Gin &C.
iuoltiger @rnno 5eritorte 1cgen eli
llbr geltcrn glbeilb oie Hcporotnr.
@erfitittcn inb Die &roititotion Der
llniou Noilipop in MeIt Sorn,S. Ger
Sdooen miro ouf 100000 bis
$35C,00O gelhabt. ssniolge Der Ser.
itorung Der Speiiefohel fir Die per'
ihieoenen 1roaepitrefen nod oerSIt'
ieite oes Vronr itnuoen beute W'or'
aen ollie M1oer IT'LL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10
Sin yNpicl-Tincr" fir Saft.

Spofane, 3. September. -
Spofune trifft Gorbercitingcn 5n ei'
Ecm Iiner iiir orn. Gait, ooS iclbit
roS beriibmte nSpolimu.Giner" oes
Siioens in ben Shabcn Itellcn miro.
GS banoelt iid) Inn ben9iuf Spofolie's
uls Seimotb elmer groBen, rotbbodi'
gen 9lpicIiortc. Salt 10000 Scr
if)onlten Gremplore iueroen nIcin 5llr
Ieforotion 5ur Gerluenonlg gelon-
ron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10
Bier gabnarbcitcr get5btct.

Yittsbtrn go. 4. September
- Sin Srnht5ug Der nEenniplpunio
@nbn" iubr meitlid bon Dem Nobc.
balgb.Slmnel IN Der gtdbc Don bier
nlitten burcb cine 9InSabl 9obnorbei-
ter Die oui benz Shienenlironge be
ibGitigt morcn. &ier Mann lpurnen
oili Der Stcllc 9etobtct; Die unbcrcn
Dntten ein fnappeS Gntfonne,l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10
0lr,u.y)urfer yndjt DermmglIft.

Ct. Sobns, re. 3. september,
- Cine WeIbling aus ct. s(ntbonD
beioat, baB Der Golnpier .Eroipero"
nortbin Die )todridt bon Dem Der.
niutblibcn llntergoig elmer gelu'
2lorfcr s)atbt nid,t ueit bon ct. gln'
tbonp sebrodt bot. GS bcibt, Dab
ollie an 9oro tciinoliden Ycrionen
cen Goo geilllocn bobelt. Dian
nnrmt bier on, bob cs iid INN Die
sjodt Donbelt, oic Dem DiiilionGr Ir.
@reniea fir @iiiiions5lpcde 5lir Ser
liipung 1citclt iullroe @citere Gin
Scl6eitei lperoen cripartct, luenn Der
.Eroipcro" morGcn bier eiutriiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10
%alluniabrt BON Msip.yprfern i,
Wor6 .NbatnS, NaT.

Noro. u BAL m 8, @aii.. 4. Sept.
- Diit elmer AnSnbI Neip-Dorfern.
unter oenen iih Gliiicto .. Sarmon.
Nalter 6. Wnpnarb nno iSrau 5bos.
SooItinss beianoen unternabm bier
bsute Worgen Inn All llbr u. s.
Arnolo bon bier cine gallonfabrt.
mtlde sesen Wlittae init elmer gIiid.
lihen 2anoung 3il Woro.Gaiton,
Maii., nad 3uriidlesuns einerS Strede
rcn 10 Meilen enoete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10

tet uurocn, ipeil lie Dor Der Wpbtllng
bes Ercmiers 2lsqllitb utf llno ob
singell iunroen bellte ic I'm $40 be.
trait. Sic appcairtcn nit Der &c.
griiiloilng, baB lie llntertbunen bes
aolligs ieien ino iolalih bas &ebt
b1ttcn, iid) ociien gertreter ST ndbern.
VI it etDus mcbr q b . Il ct.
Ecfina, 3. september. - llntcr
Nulirllftionen Don petersburg miro
nrorgcn Der ruiiiibc 9otid)ofter at
Gbiua 5iun 3peiten Mnle Die aus
lpartigcscb0roe 81 pcranIoiien iud)eL
StubIano eincn 5bril Der $50, 900.
-slnleibe fiir bic Sunfom. S3c.
Gbuen.gilcnbabn 5il5illprcden. 9fllB-
lnnb miro babel bon Srontreib inter
itiibt. Yctersbura mill Die grtldrlna
Der Gbineien, oob nihts mebr 81
bplen iei llid)t ais baore Miin5e oui.
ucbrnen. IS miro olld) gclteno &C.
nadbt. bob oas 9tidt5uitonocfonlnien
tes Observation-Disclosures Gertra-
ges oeutidem giniluB 5il5llidreiben
ici. Gie britiiden mo iron5oiiihen
$anficrs erflGren bnB iie nid)t i'm
Stonbe icien, ben pon ocn oentiden
cinacnomnlenen Stonoplmft 3u an.
0err.
Sn 2onbon gctraut.
oon, 3. September. - @roi
Sermonn SitbeimL ebcmuliger Sbron.
erbc oes @robbcr5oatbums Sohiet.
Weimor, uelbcr ouf Die 56runiolgc
Ter5iht leiitcte, bat lid in 2onbon IN
oller Stiac nit @onoa Eoolo Got.
tero, Scr Sod)tcr cincS GapitilS inn
Solloelsoicnit, troucn loiien. Ios
Eoor begob Iib nah Yuris.
2 CT Gulfon Smcrlt in Z + 4.
tigfeit.
Sm Saag, 3. September. - De-
pciben aus Snpo 5uiolgc bat Gin bef.
tiger 9lusbrlih bcs Sulfans Sneru
Itattgefunoen in0 elm grobeben iolgte
hemielben, nobel Slnoerte bon Ser.
lonen llm's 9eben foneil.
Cube Std in Sraufrcih
erfranft.
Tnris, 3. September. Nus
gbaIons-iur. .Worne lit. sic 9tadribt
einsetroiicn oob Scr gteiuyorfer
Sd)riititeller Glpoe sSitb baielbIt an
Nppenoicitis crfranft ilt.
Yroi. 2oeb's Gortrug.
@nbopeit, 8. Septenber. = Sn
Ser beutigen Sibiits oes mcOi5ini-
ihen Gpnarciies belt Yroi. Socques
2ueb bon Sun 6rancisco einen Bor-
trag iiber fiinitlihe Rnrtbcnogeniis
iinb formative StimuIation. @r be.
tsahtet ouS 9ebet als cine hemiide
tSimftion unb iiebt nidt Elm, lpesbalb
llibt oos 2cben IN tobtem Stoif pad-
geruicn perben fam.
Meues9oti h hafts. IS Gu sc
fiir Woibington.
Garis, 3. September. - %. Ser
nier, Scr 9lrditcft, bat bic Yllne iiir
fas neue iran5oliide 9otibuits Sc
hailoc in WoibinAton polleroet.
seine Niiiitenten iino ab9ereilt, nm
Gle slusfiibrllns bcriplben 81 iibcrpa.
ajen.
$30,500.00O Gefisit.
gerlin 3. Scptember. Eos
Ieii,it Der Mcid)srcgiering iiir oas
obgelauicnc Subr Getrdgt $50, ,50O,-
COO.
@ortcllunlcn mirfen.
1onacr. Wuroff,, 3. September
Mulai Soafio. Der Sultun bon Wa-
rofto, bat Dem irnnjoiiIden aoniul
III ises pcriproden, haB er Die 1orthr
0eiongcner rebeIIiiIer Woliren ills
tcriogen mia. Iic geiangcnen sln.
bGngcr BON 81 Hoebi iino in 0reibeit
gciebt lporoen.
&rigbt ffiegt obermals
nidt.
9erlin 3. september. - Wegcn
ser itarfcn WinoItromiing ino Der
UNIT 6robenoen @itterung bat Dr.
bile 0rigbt be,lte abernlals alli einen
HuIItiea rcr5idlict.
@ruEc Tiirrc.
Ybilabclpbio, a, 3. September.
.as1,Ixa,, ko,(, k.>,, yl
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: Nrau Selen Nlurenee 1irun.

TenpeE 3. Septenlber. Iie
2cide elmer Srou, Die 3luei5oac lang,
bon NienlanOenl 6egebrt, in Der bieli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10

TdHe snr 8eife i1's dasIeab &.
iorst 8. Naine, 8r. 413, Oe.OAlti.
nsreitrahe aate Gsasn &ssje use.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-10
Gin Nuiid dub.

9rcscio, Stalien, 3. September.
- Gie gr5iin,lng Der sleroplan-Hell-
ntn, an ipelhen iid, Glenn $. GurfiB
(etheiligcn ipirb, lit bonn 5. anf ben
=. Septcniber pcri6obcn poroell
Sufiragctten abgenr.
tbeilt.
2on6on 3. September. - lie
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01
tsKonEE WAY TO ccoH vseE
TABLES. gi

Now that tho markets are Offering u
wide variety or fresh vegetables, Il IL
n good time for tho housewife TO see
70 it that she is preparing her .vese-
tables with tho least waste, as well az
cooking them I'm tho most beautiful
and the most delicious ways.
The simpler the methods OF cooking
and serving. 10 bcgSn with. tho better.
All green vegetables, roots and tubers,
should be made firm and crisp. when
hlted by soaking in very cold water.
This may take any length OF time,
from TIE five or ten minutes reduircd
10y new lettuce To the three or four
hours necessary for potatoes. thiuk
this fact is not generally acted upon.
Those Vegetables that form heads
like cabbage. should be soaked head
downward in saltCd watcr. to which
tablespoonful ri NincIar has perhaps
hcca added, and the insects that may
abide between the leaves VIII crawl
ont. Practically all vegetables should
oe put Ola in boiling water, and should
DO kept boiling until thoy are doae
Peas and beans. caulihuwer and AS
parugus. must lot be cooked violently
enough To break the skim. while cah
baGo, celery and spinach should be
subjected 10 4 rapid boiling
by he term boiling We meau.-,o IN
clujc atc0minE. ass the results are very
| similar.
Where vegetables have not been
! gathered quito Nounc and tender. a
| r.ff.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01

The bed ia acknowledged TO DO the
most important, article I'm the house
by that law which declares that no
matter what mans OBLIGATIONS to hi,
debtors, his bed ne may not be de.
priycd Of A generous expenditure on
Chat lleee - furniture on which you
spend a good thild OF a lif.Hmo. auC
ON whose oounort your hcaltn $50
deeply depends is therefore more
worth wh'lc than some women Of
limited iur.mcg would seem 90 realize
In choosing Che mattress. To- b-slg
win it ia we'll 20 know that most hair
mattresses for full sized beds weigh
so pounds Whou The hair la shorter
they are sometimes made 10 weigh a.
pounds Tho cost Of tho mattress
y.ries according 90 the quality OF TIE
hair uacd and the amount The best
hair its tho pure South American draw
iuea that is, hong hairs very curly
and fun OF vitality, drawn from the
tails and names of Sou'a American
horses, says Hmpcr'5 Ba1W.
The prepared ,coWou felt maftreeses
are both 5anitnry aud comfortable.
They coft abo,r 49, Jaoy arc iu-
ha.tely better t@au the poor quality
hair mdtrosc3-
Cheaper than these aud rot com
pairing with ..rm ln f.Hn Hra .h. H
chou, $3.50. at Dn..r than poor
I1.r. cotton anil $500. a 81. African
fiber .h conou 'D1 ~ $50. aud
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01

THIS MAN NEEDcn him; whom not hurn.
ACCIDENT AND HEALTEl not
SURNNCD q kick. IN
c,,,o, ~, tc, ,,,,, , stn nor any
all others should
''"''' '''"'' SIP OF iA'' naN'cy n
bones rtnEIIrY CAsI- ATTY Co
rides On a cars. buycos of
automobile horse corrlagc never YORK
walks the sidewalk s9.379327Ol.
be hy IT, EASI.IcY. AGENT
cannot fal or have auytaiuS fan pluoHeh w "
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01
B BASEBALL
vIRGINTA T.EACrE.

Roanoke {. Norfolk Z.
nanville Z Portsmouth ..
Richmond =. Lyrchburs 8. Second
o"c Nchmoni 3, Lycchburg 1.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-19

TEN could have pncey income from the industries Of the
state,
Such proposition as an annual inspection of all the One
Press pntShopS of the state never dreamed of when this
law was enacted.
IS always in order to start new tax on industry Let
us fight to kill off lot Of them and allow no new ones to be
established
i cannot be shown in any court that an ordinary country
newspaper office where one press runs few hours day. or
perhaps only once or twice week, Is factory.
This ten dollars back taxes cannot be collected and should
not be paid by any newspaper or job printing office in the
state because they are not factories
Let the State Press Association unite TO make test case
and see whether printing office with one press is factory
copy Of this paper being sent to every newspaper and
Job office in the state and want them 10 write us what
they think about the matter and whether they are willing to
pay this tax or not
The same legislature that has repealed publication laws
enactS such schemes the above and the time has come to
fight all such mpoSitonS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-19
MRS. PETER T0FT SAVES
TRAIN FROM WRECK
Iunlted press I.ensed wir.

Pendleton, Or, May 19.-Mrs.
Peter Toft, wife of rancher. living
az Echo. Is today real heroine. for
Il was due 10 her presence OF mind
that a disastrous train wreck was
averted In this vicinity yesterday.
While freight train was ap-
preaching Echo at full speed Mrs.
Toft discovered that a break In a
ditch nearby had carried away a por-
tion of the track on which the taain
was running. She seized a piece OF
cloth, gathered up her skirts and ran
In the direction OF the approaching
train.
The manner In which she signaled
convinced the engineer that some
thing was wrong, and he stopped his
train within few feet of the spot
whore he aud his fireman might have
been killed had Il not been for Mrs.
Toft. At least the loss TO the rail-
road company would have been heavy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-19
CATHOLICS WILL HAVE
GREAT TIME AT BROOKS

One of the grandest events of the
season Is planned for Brooks on May
29th. Seven Salem schools are In
vited to send one from their best tai
ent to contest in elocution for a gold
medal. Mt. Angel, st. Paul, Chema-
wa, Brooks, Gervais, Woodburn and
Hubbard are likewise invited.
A splendid mmsical program. A
specially by a musical genius, who
performed during the entire season
at the st. Louis fair, on a Xyla-
phone, will be worth hearing.
The Chemawas, one of the most
popular mines in the state. are invit-
ed to contest in a game Of ball with
81. Paul for a silver cup. This Will
be tug of war, locally, equal 10 the
famous Latah races, between Eng
land and the United States, for 81.
Paul ~ a local nine, provokingly sue
cessful. which takes the greatest
pride in never letting their laurels
fade. It will be a free game; no
charge for anything. The only source
OF revenue will be 25c meals, served
by the ladies OF the Catholic church,
for a good cause. Everybody well
coined. Special crowds are expect
ed from Albany and Portland. Re
member Il.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-19
Notice.

Is hereby given that sealed bids
for re-wiring the State Capitol build
ing at Salem, Oregon. will be re-
ceived by the Board OF Capitol Build
Ing Commissioners until June 7th.
at ~ O'Clock, noon, at which hour all
bids will be opened by the under
signed at the executive chambers,
Salem, oregon, I'm the presence OF the
aforesaid board.
All bids must be accompanied by
n certified check In sum OF at least
ten per cent Go per cent? OF the
amount OF the bid and made payable
TO the undersigned.
Plans and specifications may be
examined at the Offices OF Mac
Naughton. Raymond a Lawrence.
architects, Concord building, Port
land, oregon. or at the executive
chambers. Salem, Oregon.
The Board of Capitol Building
Commissioners reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
G. n. M'ARTHUR,
Clerk OF the Board.
Salem, Oregon. May rs, 1909
5-19-l4t
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ingredients give TO hoods sar-
saparllla lts great curative power =
power 10 cure many and varied COM
plants, including diseases OF the blood /,
ailments OF the stomach, troubles OF
the kidneys and liver.
Many oil the ingredients are just what
the profession prescribe In the ailments
named, but the combination and pro-
portions are peculiar 10 this medicine and
give Il curative power peculiar 10 itself.
Therefore, there can be no substitute
for Hoods. Get Il In the usual liquid
iorm, or in tablets called Sarsatabs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-19
Notice OF Intention TO Improve "a
Portion of Ferry Street.

Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Sa-
lem, oregon, deems II expedlent to
improve, and proposes to improve, at
the expense OF abuttlng and ada
cent property, Ferry street in said
city, full width from curb to curb,
with Warren Brothers Bitulithlc
Waterproof Pavement, from Che east
line of Front street to the West curb
line of Liberty street, excepting that
portion OF said Ferry street which is
intersected by Commercial street and
excepting a strip eight feet in width
extending along the center of the
proposed Improvement which is to
receive the street railway track OF
the Portland, Eugene & Eastern Rail
way Company, and excepting a strip
seven feet in width which is ore
ceive a switch track OF the Portland
Railway, Light & Power Company,
and which shall extend from the al
ley running through block SO In the
City OF Salem, Oregon, to connect
with the said street railway track OF
the Portland, Eugene q Eastern
Railway Company, as shown In the
plan.
Said Improvement shall be made
In accordance with the plans AMI
specifications adopted by the Com
mon Council Of said city on the 18th
day OF May, 1909, and which are
hereby referred to and made a pars
OF this notice.
Date OF the first publication OF
this notice May IS, 1909.
BY order OF the common council
w. A. MoORES,
5-1S-1ltt-dly City Recorder.
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standing risks 49,. 2,941,9O1.6l
Due for commission
and brokerage =. -. 1SO,156.95
All other liabilities -. 102,027.70
Total liabilities -. .$3, ,642 ,572.60
Total insurance in force
December 81, 1908 .$432,301,4 ,401
Business I'm Oregon for the Year.
Total risks written dur
ing the year e.. .$6,257 7,292.OO
Gross premiums receiv-
ed during the year. 92,631.5S
Premiums returned dur
ing the year 13,b14,O1
Losses paid during the
year e.. -. 16,121.44
Losses incurred during
the year -. 17,426.G6
Total amount of risks
outstanding in Ore
gon December 81,
1908 -. =. ....S5,OO9,511.O0
FIREMAN's FUND INSURANCE
COMPANY.
BY Bernard Fayrnonville, Vice.
President.
Statutory resident general agent
and attorney in fact:
Chas. r. Thompson, Portland, Ore
gon.
Note-Special deposits not held
for the protection of all policy hold
ers OF the company cannot be admit
ted as an asset and included in the
published statement, except the de-
posit with the State Treasurer for
the protection of Oregon policy hold
ers only.
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1O.O7s.ss

mortgages ........ 1O,O76. so
Total admitted assets$ 774,617.37
Liabilities.
Gross claims for losses
unpaid ..s........S 04,SOS. 81
Amount of unearneo
premiums on all out
standing risks ... 87,145. 80
Advance premiums 100
per cent .......... 11,SO4.O7
Due for commissions
and brokerage go. 21,S22 2S
State, county and mu-
nicipal taxes due and
accrued ....... 1885. ~
All other liabilities. 4,16S. .05
Total liabilities ex-
cept capital .....$ 1913 1888. 80
Surplus as regards pol
icy holders ..... 57b, $50. ~
Total premiums in
force December 81,
1908 ........... 174,2sO.7S
Business i'm Oregon for the Year.
Gross premiums re-
ceived during the
year .............S O,46o.Zl
Premiums returned
during the year. 600
Losses paid during the
year ........S4." 1,765.9O
the year ........'. $1,000
Total amount of pre-
miums outstanding
in Oregon December
81, 1908 ....... 600
United States Health and Accident
Insurance Company.
Statutory resident general agent
and attorney in fact:
X. l.. ALDRICH.
For further information and agen-
cies, call or write 209-210 Marquam
Bldg, Portland, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-19

Prosperity is very deliberate about
returning. when Il Is considered that
the Democratic party is not in pow
er.