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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04
Slit sur Sc~fritiguna BON Sautidnf
unf &ctnll.

Ia man iih sur SerItelllng bon
@%erbinoultgen 3miihen 0umpfs un6
on0eren R0bren urto A~pporoten ae.
aermGrtig tait nuSI6lieBlih Ser
Standardization uno &autidufrinQe
be0tent, 10 miro sic 1nmoolidfeit, ct-
nj Oid)te BGrbinOung 5uitanoe slt brtn.
gen, offers iebr unoigerlebm empfun.
zen. 8urh anpenbung ctncs ait,
tes, meider ebenio ant am &autIdlif
olS am @ictoIl Hoftet lGBt iid ieoofl
Der be5eidlnete llebeIitano beicitiaen.
0ieIcr Slit miro bereitet, in6em man
pulperiiirten GdeIfof in Dem sebl.
fofcn @eluidte itorfen ImmoniofS
enlpeidt, moblIrcb man cine 6urd1,
ifeinenSe Woiie erbGlt mclbe in brei
bis bier @ofeu nhfe Inmenorno bon
heiBem 8oiicr iGiiiiia miro. 0ieie
SlitliiQfeit maft Den &uutiduf meifl
mad @erfIiidtigung Oes Imnloniafs
.erb0rtct er jeOodl unb miro fir @oie
mo 6liiiiigteiten unourdOrinQbar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04
limb iie fotnnt Sudl."

Rod INNER fteigt oie SI1ttb Ser
Brobibition Wontag bieier ISOLDE lit
fait gang Midigan trofen eelegt NOR.
Den, GonnerStag probte sic
8eiebgebmg 81 Sefferion Gitp
ben eriten Gift Der Eraeifo.
m6oie in Miiiouri, m6breno
an 9ienstog bereits in SIlinois in
ntcbr als cinem Srte ylocal.optiun"
einen Sieg feierte. @roB Boint BEL
Chicago 3. g. mar Ionge Dos ein3ige
&efu0iltm Scr G1tritigen melt uto
brett; cine gauge &eibe bon 8irt6.
i6aftcn ooltf Ser fioge" trGnfte oie
oltritigen 0i!ger, Die aus oent trofe.
men @bon'ton nit oreiBigtauien0
@%inmobnern II 1tno ben anoeren al
fobolfreicn" Srti1often am llfer oeS
Mifigan Hortbin 5oger, nm BEL oen
oelttidrr @irthcn III trinfen. 9iens.
tag lit @roB Hoint trofen geitimnlt
mor6en; nidt BON ieilten eigenen 9iir.
germ, ipnoern ron leten Der trodenen
@cp1eiu0cn oe3 9esirfs, oenen oieIe
Soie id)on Ian9c ncr6obt mor. 0as
8arrm oerrGtb inns sein @eringerer
ols ienes frouie @enie Soiiob 5lpnt,
ser Reffe Ser bcrii9mten Igitotorin
SranceS @illarb, Ben oie Sebniudt
no6 Ser 6erne sum tramp ma6te
lttlD oeiien aenntnis ser nieoeren He-
gionen Der meni6liGen @eieuihaft,
Der oitn~ber.iporlo", i'm 3ltm Grimino.
logon mahte.
SSn @ponIton, Der So6burg oes Me.
tbooiSmits geboren iun0 er5ogen, elmer
Sonilie angeboreno. Die oieier Sefte
eng perbrnoen mar, beipabrte er ii9
Die gritnerltng un0 Der Sdreiber
oieier 3eilen pernuag Inn oas 81 be-
itdtigen - BOB baS o0orf" (gemeint
lit Gpaniton) ourdtrGnft mar nit re-
Iigi6icn Nnid1olutngen bieier pber ie.
ncr S[rt. gr iei Der anii6t, ooB Die
ltebertreibtn0 oieier0 Contributing Den
geiIti9cn Sori5ont Der y9orfbepob.
ter" @ponIton lit crit nodtr1gli6
ols poIitiihe @eneinoe yStobt" &c.
iporoen ~ perfriippelt bdbe. gGSm
Sreibrieie Ser ltniperiitdt eernetnt
lit bic oortige 9tortb 8eitern timber.
iitp ybeftrbct lid, 10 fdbrt SIgnt
fort, oein ibr bon oer@eiesgebun9 oes
Staates eewGbrter &aragrupb, DER
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04
Gemteinn1bieeA
Gle @crmertgnna uOn GieridaIen.

Die @icritoIcn fort5umerfen, lit
cln grober 6ebier. SSn Oen 9auern.
b0fen, 100 &iibner in groBeu Menqen
aebolten mo infolge0eiicn and, Gier
i'll GROCER an5abI foniuunirt peroeu,
irirft ntau bic Sdalen oerleIben ELM.
lad, ari Den Giingerboufel. ltuo bod
tilOen oieielben. lpie Die ,9iepue glpt.
ccle" ie5r ridtig erinnert. elm Sell.
nlittel, ia iolt Elm RabrungSmittel fir
rie SollStbicre, ga lie ans reinem
&alf beItebcn. lin lie perpertben All
toFnen, 6raud)t man tic mr. flein3lt.
ltampfen, uno lie Dem Sutter fir
8ertel, GoIber unb iunae Siibner bei-
iilntenaerJ Die beu &alf beionoers alt
braufen f6nnen. Cine 9auernnirtb.
lc;att tolln iogar nod melt nlebr gier.
ldalen oerpertben alS iie ieIbIt pro.
0ualert. Nl6 Der Oieinung oes ae.
rdnnten Slattes miiBten iogor sic in
ben Stooten iortgeporfenen gier.
ldalen audi nod geiammelt uno Der
@ieb5uht bienitbor 9emad)t fper6en.
8elonoer8 bel Den &onoitoren miiroe
cic altsbeute cine 5iemIi6 reid)e iein
r1o oasSommelgcihidft i6on Iobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04
Settflefc aus barton pSer 9arfett.
fnfbOocn 81 %cntferncn.

1ettflefe aus 8orfettfuBbooen ,rl
e%ntfernen, mill nit Dem iibIidJen Ser.
fabren oes Iuiitrei6ens bon nit gen,
ain 5u einem 9rei ,perriibrter Moane.
fla ni6t immer gelinget; Defenders
er0Bere, iomic 1ltere 5leden bieten
S6lpierigfeiten. Gin Gbemifer bietet
fir iold)e Sale ~iolgeuGeS, pielfod er.
probteS 8erlabren: Wan reibt Die
Glcden nit Sduierieiie ~(gcip6bnliGe
ipetHe Saliicife) tiihtig Elm, gieBt ct.
mos itarten IIfoboI oarouf, niAt
grennIpirltlls, mo 3iinoct nicien in.
ter I%nmenOung Der n0t6ign Dor.
iidtsmaBrcGcIn an. Der SSIonme
batf man nit Den &leioern nift su
nabe tonunen. gtud Grl0iben ser
8lamme i@elert man nit red)t bei,
Fem &aiier tiiAtig mebrmoIS mad;
Ger 3lcd mlro Damn ~unbeoinat Der.
IftDm6en jein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04
@eisenausfnbr mad europa.

Gin Bulletin itnieres aderbal1Se.
partementS iibcr Den 5ltne1mcuoen 9e.
barf Der europdii6en Climber al 8roo.
Itoffen bat Dem 8rGiioenten Ser bri.
tiid)ei1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8eb0rbe,
Carl Gurringtou 8cranIuiiung gege.
ben 5u eineg Itatiitiidlen Glrbeit, III Der
nadgeDieien meroen ioII, DoB oie @ei.
senprobuftion Der brttii6eu Solo.
men 10 idJnell I'M Steigen begriffen
lit, Dab auf Sabre binaus ielbIt BEL
Ibnobnle Der Dieiigen @infubr feline
Sertbeueriutg hieies 9fabrunqSmittels
81 befitrdtSn lit. Scr Carl redlnet
oabet iebr itarf nit SoffnumgelL Die
IT'D crit Ipdter nerlpirfli6en m69en,
fam a6er 0oralt5 oo6 fidt nad)pei.
len, bob Die Ser. Stnoten cine mert.
lide abnabme ibrer auSfllbr Bu Der.
6etd1nen baben mer6en.
Gen atgaben Der englii6en 8eh6r.
De 5lsolge bat IltItrolten ettpa ieds
Mfilltonen @cres inter auItur nit eli.
mem Ourd)Iduittliden @rtrage BON
neitn BuIbels per Mcre. 9as lit Elm
gertltger @rtrag, aber Der bobe 3reis
l1adbt ibn lobnetto. Mon fam Oaber
IN ettigen Sabren ooppelten @rtraa
eriparten. &onaOa prooli5iert i6brlif
fiinf5ebn MilIionen 9uibelS itebt aber
crit I'M anfange ieiner Gnttuidlung.
Die @rano Srunf 9ubn, Die nod Ser
Bocific.aiiIte ipeiter gebalit miro, po-
bon neunbnnoert Meilen, bon @ontor.
ton biz 8rince Hltpert, bereits in Son.
traft 9egeben lin6, eritIieBt oas
gtebaco.Sbal, bos bon SadperIt1noi-
gen alS mtBerorbentlih geeignet fir.
8ei5enbait 6e5eidlnet miro, linb iobalo
etntnol erit Die 8erfebrsnege er0ffnet
itnb, imitonbe fem miro, 6as 9oppeIte
Der biSberigen grnte bon aanaoa al
l%teferr. IlS 3utpads Der lleber-
l%anobohnen Der norbIihen @ebiete
fam Die 9abn alth beitimmen6enGin.
tluB anf bic 3urdgangsraten nnirer
@f1etlbabnen baben.
NltBer Der 3ltnobme in 9onoho tln6
alltralicn ernartet @rob6rttonnien
aud bernebrtc &roouftion in Snoien,
bon ociien IferbanflG6c bis6er MIR
aebt Bro5ent nit 8eisen beIteIIt rpa.
rem. 10 Dob mir nerig sur MuSflibr qe.
tornnen tit. Snoien mag idlieBlid
%ebeniobiel 8eisen licfern luie Gonaoa,
IlItralien rnb Ielieelanb suIammen
9clonlmen ober Die Iitsiidtcn bofiir
limo einit!ueilen nod nidt nieloer.
Ipredeno. @ie0erhoIte 9iirre ltrb
Roit BADEN piel 5d,aoen getban. Gem
@rtraae Ser Ser. Stooten fonnen bieIe
26n6er ai,f %nbiebbore 3eit nod nid)t
sleidfommert. @ier iino finfttno.
pier3ig Mil!ionen g[cres nit @eiSen
beItellt, Die i1brItd iedsbunoertltno.
fiinf5ig MiIIionen 9llIbeIs erge.
ben. Sic @~ereinigtcn Stooten
ltto Iraentinien bleiben i'm.
t1ter nod sic herporrogenoIten aorn-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04

oers niPorinen BreiI n gu haben. Ser Iupebbriae nua Der nlen Seimath
iahen miI, mtrbs in ieinem Sntrene fnOen, IN meiner Office
oOrsufptehen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04
BON Gbolere 1l1orbus debeiIt.

DSH SVSlSlS <IbOIpuS SSllSlll.
Ser y. vs.. Enuler 0%IabtDWer,
ala., ersnhlt ENC @rinbtuna Die er
mnd)te, pdbreno er als @eihwOrr.
ner IN elmer MISUNDERSTANDING In
@omarbSuilIe, areiSbappthabt pom
aretIe SIebDurne, Nll.. fpurirte. Gr
Iaet; rAdhren0 id, bort mar, Of idb
etnaS ltilhe8 un0 ouh BURT Sielih
oas bel mir @hUlern W0rbus IN l2br
lhltmmer Torm ueruriadte. SSh
tnblte ara eleno uno ieidte nudJ FL.
ner gemihen Cholera . g~teeistn, Iott
oeiIen Innote mir Der Npptbeter cine
,Stnihe @bnmberloin's Geibmeb, Gbps
Zero uub 8urdlfnn. Ntehtsin nit benz
Semerten, bah II 0as 8etDunidhle
bate. mir obel in 6otae Der @rs
probtheit 0ieie8 6eilmittelS, pora6ae
mir lebtereS 5u hidden, oa err iiir
6effen unfehlbnre aur enrantirc, 5dl
nnhm cine 8Oie oauun uno fiiblte in
ftins Wlnnten better. 8ie srpette
8p'e be,lte mid eau3lidl. 8mei
Nitae,hmorene litten in berielben
gRetie mo cine Iiini uno smau3ta
Gent ,ftllrhe hettte uuB ale bret.
Bum &ertauf bel @alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04

tartnern. @n8Iano. bat tpdbteno Der
lebten Sabre ieine @ei5enartsflbr aug
Den Ser. Stooten Inn o6tsig 8ro5cnt
permebrt uno be3tebt iest i6brli6
blnloert @aillionen 9ltibels. Sn eng.
lonb icl6it t1in1mt Ser @ei5enbm Itcttg
al, m6hrenb Ser @eoarf an @ei5en-
broo f%orttpdhrcno Iteigt. GuBGon6 be.
miibt iid aitb nm oen engliiden
Wtartt, bat u6er ielten be6eutenoen
neberiduB, un0 sic onoeren tpeisen-
5auenben 2dn6er BON europa 5iebpn
farm genugfii tbren eigenen 8eoarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04

Il niere 2cIer, idrcibt Dos q. ..
MorQeu : Suuruai. erinnern iidl De$
Barrel Mlor0es", zines Jolie$, Ser
Die SG}ei6nlrQ ergiglt. neil Ole 2cihg
ne5 Grmoroetcu III einen .@arrel
TnB, oufQefunoet mtrGc, mis- Stc
S6entitGt oeS SOSten cincS Der RGta.
Iel heS 6nlIes tpor, SIN Y@erliuer "a.
oeblntt" firbes mir nm IN Ciger sc.
|iprehnna Der Neri6niihfeit 8etroii.
nos Ole fofaenAc N%uftlornna:
YGirer Der beriibmtciten 51lIe. IN
oeren Der Gbef Der Ncm PORTER Sc
teftiU &oti3ct orbci.ete, mar bip
90 orbaffaire @arrel. Bar.
Elm rel be Sem Dort
Gan nj II, tuar bon nrbes
fannter Sonb crmorbet morber,
nadloent CT ben Gro6s itno grpreiier,
hrieicn Die inn 3n1inaen feiue Be
nhtinta gci6enft Bate. 8oii3ei uuo
Rublitim tnppten ldnge 3eit ii6er bic
8erion 0es Mpr6crS mi 3lnfeln Biz
es Soieph Bctrpftno oelatg, Ben
SbGter in cinrm @itaIicDe Scr
gSdparsen Son0" 81 ernittcIn, 6as
ne1en ieiner 1t1rfc Den SpiennmeH
Der Stier" tru0. Ger Moroer muir,
be perhaitet 1lnb hingetidtet ltlo iett
iener Belt itnao 4etroiino mlf Der
Gpotcnliite be1 aomorra BON Refr
PORT. Betroiiro bat of nit ben Ser
bredern aerunqen."
Ser Ser Barrel perbient einen
8Iab neben Dem frdn3oiiiden oallge.
mein" BON MnltfeM fiigt ons aenauute
BIatt ON SbluB binsn. Reirt. ibai
aebiihrt Die GhrenItelle nehen BEN Be.
riibmten u@eneral Staff@.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04
Gas SrGnfcn Scs 8efliiacIs.

Gnt Itiefmiittcrliditcn miro in faIt
allen g8irtbidaiten oaS @efliiael
teionOers Siihncr - in 9c3lt0 oui
6ns &rdnfen bebon6elt. Dos Sr1nfen
oeS 8efIiigels bGIt man fir iebr iiber.
fIiiiiig; Die Ghiere iinO oarnuf anae-
mieIeh ibren Curt nit Dem bonn leb.
ten Rcgen Der in Den 8fiisen itcben.
Sen @aiier su itilIen, Dem in Sen mel.
fen 86Ilen grobe Mengen BON Syoild)e
bciaemengt iiltb. Ger Manoel an
friidem irno geiunbem Grdnfpaiier
lit cine Der b1llfiqiten ltriafcn 6es
Ieildcl1boften SterbcnS Oc5 @cflii.
gels. Gs lit u%u6Goingt erfotoerlif,
CAB Dem @efIiiQel an oeeioneten Stel.
len @aiIerGciGbe bingeitellt meroen,
oercu SnbnIt an fiiblen Sogen minOe.
ittns einn1o( on nnrmen 5ipei. biz
ere!mdl taglif crneltert meroen m1lb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04
aie sAaOlidfeit IN nrpksr cfenhite

Nihts ucrtuciflid,t 10 iebr, ols Der
aufentholt III iiberbci3tcn G6rmcn.
Ser iif cinrral on Die b66cre 3im.
merip0rme gepGbnt bat, friert imrner,
i'm 3itnmet lpie orauBen. rul6 Sdnu.
pfen mo Solsfotorrb miro er niht
mieOer Log. 3tsbeionbere baben iit,
2iln9euleioen0e Dor 81 bober 53im-
mcrtcmperatur 81 bitten. Ser @iu.
ter iibcritebt er tpobI, cher sic april.
Tonne briugt ibn inn" hciBt es mobt,
ollcin 6ieic g(riidrt lit grun6faIih;
nift Ser 6riihlinqsluft fallen 10 piele
2irndenfranfe sum Gpfer, ionocrn ser
iiberhibteu uith borilm 81 trodenen
StubenIuft mdhrenS ser @intermona.
te. Gin mdrncres alcibun9sItitd lit
folden Gerionen bel 5utrd0Ii6er, aIs
elmo 81 marine Cube.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04
Sic cntfcrnt man @lpus nnf Spls,
Eteinen, Tadjcrn nno @anSen?

@mt itreidt ole bon 0loos beieb.
ten Stellen NIT einem 8rei bon friif.
gcl0idltem anlf. ipeIdem man Glen.
t;triol 5liaeiest fat, an; oos Moo3
ftirbt ab ilnO fam nit @diier a6gc.
iriiIt oOer nit elmer giirite entfernt
treroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04

3%piebeliaft lit Elm idmcr5itiIlpnoes
1ittel 9easn sSnieftenItife; and Der.
hinbert g ods anihwellen Ger Der.
lebtcn StclIen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
SOUTHERN PACIFIC co. is
PLANNING IMPROVEMENTS

General Manager j. =. o'Brien OF
the Southern Pacific company has
under progressive consideration a
number OF Improvements to be
made at Salem that will Involve the
expenditure OF about $4,000 I'm this
city. An extension OF their tracks
VIII be made from the penitentiary
to the State Insane asylum. Plans
are being made for new freight
depot and an addition or reconstruc-
ton OF the passenger station. The
grounds around the freight depot
ana the passenger cepot are TO be
improved and a general Sticking up
pt railroad properties OF the big Har-
riman merger viii take place at Sa-
lem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
Proposals for Automatic SprinkIing
Equipment for Oregon State
Insane Asylum.

ShltInt ore, May Z, 1903.
Sealed proposals Endorsed on out
side of envelope Proposals for Au-
tomato Sprinkler Equipment for Or
egon State Insane Asylum" and ad-
dressed to the undersigned. will be
received at the executive chambers,
state capitol, Salem, oregon. until
May "a, 1903, az p. m. Tor furnish
Ing and Installing an automatic
sprinkler equipment in strict accord
ance with plans, specifications and In
structions. which may be examined
at the executive chambers, state cap
itol Salem, Or. at the ONCE OF the
superintendent OF the Oregon State
Insane AsylMm, Salem or, or at the
office OF A. c. McAllister, Oregonian
building, Portland, Or.
All bids must be accompanied by
certified check In the amount OF 1e
per cent (ten per cent? OF the full |
amount OF the bid, made payable 70 |
the undersigned The board OF trus-
tees OF the oregon State Insane Asy- |
lum reserve the right 20 reject any
and all bid G. y. M'ARTHUR,
Clerk OF Board OF Trustees Oregon |
state Insane Asylum 5-S-22d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
SACRED HEART MAKING
FINE IMPROVEMENTS

The Sister Superior OF Sacred
Heart Academy is expending several
thousand dollars making needed i'm
provements around the premises of
that fine young ladies boarding
school A concrete walk viii b.
built on Winter and Center streets
full length OF the block. and a new
fence will be put all around the
block A new porch at the front
entrance OF the school is being con
structed. The electric cross is near
ly finished and is already lighted
every night Illuminating the city
beautifully. The Sisters OF Sacred
heart wish to thank their many
friends who have donated towards
the cross.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
GERMAN
SOCIETY
PURCHASE
SITE FOR A HOME
THAT is CONSID-
Erred A GOOD
BARGAIN

A contract has been closed TO purl
chasers for $4,000 the northeast
corner of Commercial and Ferry
streets. 75h by 1876 feet, and erect
as soon as they can raise the means
a building for a society hall.
The German society OF Salem.
which has over a hundred members
of thrifty, industrious home-loving
citizens, has purchased home. The
work was accomplished through a
committee which consists OF John
Stellman, Eugene Eckerlin, +. G.
Deckabach, NJ. Klinger and Chris.
Paulus, and are the committee who
have charge Of the matter. Four
thousand dollars cash and the bal
ance at 6 per cent
The purchase was made through
the real estate firm of Meyer a. Belle,
who have placed the deed in escrow
and the $4,000 will be turned over
within thirty days.
AZ the first meeting when the re-
port OF the committee was made
over 200 shares of stock were taken
at $40 each, and the society voted
to buy the property.
AZ the second meeting OF the Ger
man society there was enough more
10 make up $4,000. II Is
claimed that the property is worth
twice what the German society paid
Tor II.
10 is understood that the German
society could already sell the prop |
,rty 20 the Masons at quite an ad- |
'ance over what they paid for Il |
Tne Elks paid $4,000 for a site that
+ not considered any better.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
Proposals FOR Hand Chemical Fire
ENtinguishers for Oregon State
Insane Asylum.

Salem, Or, May z. 1909.
Sealed proposals for furnishing 60
t"iNtyl hand chemical FIRE extin-
gulshcrs, endorsed on outside OF en-
NelCpe Proposals for Hand Chemie-
Fire ENtinguishers for oregon State
Insane Asylam," and addressed 20
the undersigned will be received at
the executive chambers, state capt.
tol. Salem, Or until May "a, 1909.
al 2 p, m.
All BIDS must be accompanied by
samples and certified check In the
amount of 10 per cent (ten per cent?
ot the full value OF the bid. made
payable 60 the undersigned. The
board of trustees OF the Oregon In
sane Asylum reserve the right TO re-
leci any and an bids.
e. y. NJ ARTHUR.
Clerk OF BOARD OF Trustees Oregon
state ln-ane Asylum. 5-S-22d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
YOU NEVER OAN TELL

Just exactly the cause OF your rheu-
matism, but YOU know you have n
do you know that Baliard's now
Llniment will cure it?-relieyes the
pain reduces the swelling and lim-
bers the JOINTS and muscles so that
you viii be as active and well as
you ever were. Price 20. soc and
Sl.OO Sold by all Dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08
The Hg Head

Is ~ two kinds oonceit aud the
big head that comes from sick
heu dache. Does your head ever feel
llA' a gourd aud your brain feel
loose and soreg You can cure IL in
~ time by acting on your liver with
ha lard's Herbine. Isn't h worth
trying for the absolute and certain
reHof youh getf Sold by all
neg lers,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

This &, the day of pol tioal fate In
Portland. OF course. there Is 10
hght ON the direct primary Law. All
the machine politicians love Il 50 they
til up nights thinking how TO pre-
serve Il intact. and keep the thought
le. S masses ~ the people from
emasculating II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

First time l ever sAw a woman
wear ng Windmill.' Was the remark
one of the miners from the Santiam
made on seeing one OF the latest
Easter hats.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

neWitt's Little Early Risers. the
famous little liver pills. small, gen-
le and sure, Sold By all druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

Oregon seems 20 get a better class
~ men morally into public once
taan Washington or California. Is
=, due 10 the direct primary
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-11
FARMERS RECEIVE
THREATENING NOTES

Colfax, Wash.-There are at least
three residents of the Inland Empire
who believe that the Blackhand is
preparing TO make inroads on the
wealth of that section. Letters signed
"Orchard H." and which threaten de-
struction to the property Of Joe
Cooper, J. ]. Staley and C. E. Jen-
nings were mailed at Pullman, Wash,
May %. The letters read as follows;
Joe Cooper, Pullman. Wash: Put
$500 at Busby bridge by June or be
burned out. Put money in wooden
(Signed) Orchard H."
]. ]. Staley received the same word
ed letter, except the amount, which
was raised to $1,000 and dated June
10.
G. r. Jennings received similar
letter, which read: "Put $500 under
Busby r. bridge by June 15 or your
barn will be burned. Remember"
The three men who received the
letters are prominent farmers, resid-
ing about three miles east Of Pullman,
and have no idea who could have sent
them. They have notified the sher-
ifs office, and special efforts will be
made to locate the offenders The
letters are thought to have been writ
ten by a left-handed person and are
all In the same handwriting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-11
CHICAGO MEN SEE UMATILLA.
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Every financial man in the East
in all our large cities has his eyes
turned to the West to see the crop
conditions. and as they appear good
or bad up or down goes the price of
commodities in our exchanges which
are the financial barometers. And
so as you grow you will constantly
call on us for more of our manufac-
tured products and we in turn will
prosper.
IF l were foot-loose I would not
waste many minutes in staying in the
east but would come and settle in
your Promised Land where you do big
things in bog way. With your splen-
did climate and modern twentieth
century methods is it any wonder that
you have done in half generation
what it takes other people one hun
dIed years to do. Your future looks
bright to us and in my opinion 1t has
just commenced. I find that every
thing is on solid basis; the farmer
is rich, he has no mortgage on his
home, his home is supplied with the
telephone and automobile. and he is
educating his family in the best way.
Values will continue to increase in
this country as you have built on
solid foundation. You have the nat
ural wealth and the greatest re-
sources of my generation | have ever
visited"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-11

taxes In all of the counties except
Lake and klamath counties, and he
reports that he finds the problem Of
an equitable basis of assessment of
real property in that section of the
state in a much more aggravated
form than in the western part of the
state. This is due, he says, to the
vast territory of undeveloped, yet fer
tile, lands, thousands of acres of
which are now practically worthless
to the owner except for grazing pur-
poses, but could be converted into
productive farming lands If reclaimed
and provided with adequate trans
portation facilities for the products
of the soil. There the inequality of
assessment, under the present basis
of apportionment, is very much IN
evidence, as compared to conditions
west of the mountains, all of which
must be taken into serious considera-
tion by the commission in arriving at
an adjustment of the difficulty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-11
Trnin Service Still Off.

Pendleton people who intended to
take this mornings train to Portland
to attend the rose show were yubject-
ed to a great disappointment, for 1t
did not reach Pendleton until nearly
3 o'clock this afternoon. Wash0uts
in the vicinity of Cheyenne are the
cause of the trouble this time. No. 5
did not pass through until o'clock
this moroning, while No. 7, due to
arrive here at noon today, has been
annulled and will probably pass
through some time tonight as one OF
the three sections of No. 5. One sec
ton of this train will consist of the
regular, while the other will be a
stub made up at Salt Lake City. 1t
is not known how soon the service
will be Strengthened out.