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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-10
Secretary of Interior Pro
poses to Inquire Into Mo
tfves for Accusations.
WAR ON PINCHOT
IS NOW EXPECTED
Cabinet Member Believes There Is
Concerted Movement to Discredit
Taft Administration.
By JAMES HAY, Jr.

Richard A. Ballinger, the Secre-
tary of the Interior, under scathing
attack by Louis R. Claws as a result
of the departments handling of the
Alaska coal cases. proposes to wage
bitter war on CLAWS and the CLAWS
SyInpathizerS.
For the present, Mr.. Ballinger re-
fuses TO say more on the subject
than was contained in his indignant
denial of the CLAWS charges yeSter-
day, but his friends are outSpoken
in their belief that he intends to
come out into the open within the
next few days with a statement
which will precipitate the most seri-
Gus situation President Taft has vet
had to face.
SEEKS MOTIVES.
The additional statement is made
that, in dealing with the direct
charge that he is unfriendly to the
conservation policies as laid down
by Roosevelt. the Secretary of the
Interior viii inquire into all the
motives back of the CLAWS charges
and actuating the sympathizers of
CLAWS.
AS IT is an open secret that
Forester Clifford Pinchot is enc of
the Claws hackers. this is taken
to mean that war to the bitter end
is about to be waged between Ball
niger and Pinchot-
It is hard to conceive of any
thing which might be fraught with
more serious results to the Admin
istration.
Story of CabaL
coincident with this talk among the
friends Of Mr.. Ballinger. it is REGARDED
'as highly significant that a weII-knovyn
Administration organ appears today
with the publication OF a story that
'three-fourths'' Of the Cabinet believes
there is an organized move nent on foot
rNtAAD-Ae NA4H AApDorNN4L IS AtlHaLNfEGfE TO
discredit by publicity and propaganda
the administration Of Mr. Taft There
IS strong reason 10 believe that Mr.. Bal
linger shares IN the view credited to
majority OF the Tart Cabinet.
He hinted at IL strongly In an inter-
view he gave odt for publication last
Monday morning when be said he
thought the correspondents Of certain
newspapers had helped along propa-
ganda UnfavOrable TO this Administra-
ton. II is suggested again by the talk
OF his friends that he means TO expose
the wide, underlying motives Of the
CLAWS attacks upon him
VIII Strike Back.
There is no doubt that Mr.. BaIIinger.
feeling keenly the wide publicity which
has been given the charges against him,
feels the necessity of striking back and
OF making his blows as hard as mis-
militant temperament win allow
Whether or not he is right IS a ques-
tion on which there Is a wide diversity
OF opinion. but there can be no doubt
that he thinks he IS in a position 10 do
damage to somebody.
He has been hurt, and he proposes
20 fight back 10 the best Of his ability.
Callers at his office today found a
grim. olose-lipped man, with flashing
CONTINUED on Third Page)
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Excellent Service to Aiken and Augusta,

EACelIenL service 10 AIKEN ana augusta,
Via Southern Ry. AIS p. m. daily from
Washington: arrive AikeI 1905 a. m
Augusta 1910 a. m. Pullman Drawing
room sleeping car TO Augusta. Effec-
tive Nov. l5. Drawing-room, State
room car 10 Aiken. Southern Ry. Dim
ing Cars.-AdYt
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TFNTPERATTRE.


Today-Hlgh tide. 6.21 a. m. and 6.25
=. ~. Low tide. 1928 "A. m- and 239
J.. m.
Tomorrow-High tide, 7:oI a. m. and
7.0l p. IN. Low tide. 40 a. IN. and
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Southern Railway Accelerated Service

Southern Railway Accelerated Service
to Jacksonville. Effective Nov. Il, train
ing Pullman DraWing-roem Sleeping
cars and Sou. Rwy. dining car viii arrive
Columbia 6:35 a. m, Savannah 9,45 a. Tl-s
-AdVL.
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FORECAST FOR TIE DISTRICT.
Unsettled and warm weather tonight
and Thursday: light to moderate east
10 south winds.
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pgs Dressed, Headed, s. per Ioo.
Llbbey d Co. 5th Cnd n. \. ave.
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CONDITION OF TIE WATER
HARPERS FERRY, ". Va, Nov 10
ABoth rivers clear this morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
sLANpERINa LIE wEArHeR.

Everyone snsthematizes the weaiit
CT some Of the time. and SOME per
sons protest against 81 al The time.
The fact Is most Of us slandef it mos.
Of the time.
Our houses and our steam heat. o1f
habits Of Overlooking. ovef-dressiaz
LIN the matter Of the weight Of gar
ts-over-coddling and under-exer
cisine. rather than the sciusi malice
Of muegy days. chill winds or soaking
winter rains creaie a carnival Tor Ito
victims for the grip
Immured In bnildines immuhd vIfh
baked air " seek 10 % Tee ne neurs
Of a fine cold daytime 81 us on Or
ten-slihough : Temperature Of = d.
erees. or even less. u tonic 70 atyone
IN health who ufn venture INTO O. ard
remain long enoueh OF 81 Ioofs ~
recover from the Frs shock Of TIRE
chang from re bake1 air Of an ovEh.
heated ofice 81 bone ErsH 4 1sl
nary fain b4ating uyon rsiaeos
frosffef care j. takci ~ kesH ~
Fscs dr4. has ~ other eject thas =
I|Iszts1 T.. CoH4ilzl1l. l1crezst t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18

a ~
iappetite and bring the realization
that most of the really dangerous
weather is indoor rather than out. OF
| doors. and most of the winter all.
ments that overtake ordinarily health
| thy persons are traceable TO our ways
| of living rather than our climate.
Physicians tell all Of us that IL is
not by getting out of doors and rub.
bling against the elements, but. by re-
naming too much in doors and cook
ing our vitality out of existence that
we fall victims to diseases Of the res.
piralory system, and victims of epi-
denies Of bad cold But how many
of us pay serious attention to such
advice? How many Of those who kick
like the proverbial government mule
when the mercury drops to Is de
grees realize that the greater part OF
our suffering from the niPping cold is
due to having allowed the office radi-
ator and the hall stove to work in
shifts TO keep up a summer heat
whore we spend our indoors time?
Preventive medicine il the chief re-
lance of medical science nowadays |
The pound OF cure" is still to an ex
tent empirical. The disadvantage I'm
der which physicians labor-not as
eaners Of fees but as preseryers Of
the public health-is that the public
is careless Of the opportunity to apply
the ounce of prevention Salvage is
good in its way, but avoidance OF theI
is better One means of
avoiding the catastrophe Of winter |
ailments il 10 recognize the fact tharl
NelEcooked air. carefully protected
rom an infusion 81 the atmosphere |
tut OF doors gradually makes a ho,
louse plant out OF the hardest indi
'idual and that when we loudly thun
Ter against the weather provided byi
Providence, the cause Of our unhar
'iness or influenza is often nothing
more han our self-coding,-Courier-
ournal .
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18

CAIRO IN 1874
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Sunday schools of an towns IN
the NJ aud o. railroad o. far south
as Humboldt Tenn. inclusive. jour
ueyed 10 Cairo on May 22ud. arI were
received and Welcomed bv the chii
.dren and teachers Of the ,Suudal
schools or Cairo assisted By a'num
her of other church members A Wr
cesslcn % Tie VISITORS aud th Ca.r
lies PASSED over tile principal street
of tho city ana marched 70 TIE
81 eaker stand iu frchj Of the Citt
National bank Here j. p. Gamble
grand marshal Of the Cairo school
made brief address. followed hy an
address of welcome by ID " Mum
u was estimated that more than IlHo
cxcursionists were In the PARTY.
o. NAV 2Gth the SuudaE school
chillreb Of Milan Tom. AMI sur
rounding Villages made VISIT O.
Cairo anil received u telcome aaaaily
rs warm AS Tho visitors from Harm
boidt received. s committee SO tvs1.
~ citizens lookcI after the welfare
tt NAN tl -iI-. VI hlllr fI.IlHItLHf
D. 2 Reed anil W g. Gilbert lio.t
are Win ms
A third excursion from Tennessee
about GOO persons arrived ou Mas
.27tl. this time the business men and
..heii friends from Milan and vicinity
Tho we're given heavy r-.cpru
by committee of Cairo merchant
4 fourth excursion from Teaars 81
from Jackson arrived oa Ma 2ff
rrmbering 500 persons. 4 commi-,-
consisting OF The mayor ths .iF
cornell and hftr prominent citizaH
gIs appointed t0 receive thc t.-5.H--
.of fhe eifi7sn- cnumitfcs. a fa.e
uIr EXCERPT T.. r. Srhuh J e. a. q
and ". l.. Bristol
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
TODAY IN HISTORY
Observation-Disclosures
January f6.

f713-Death OF Archangello CorelH
one Of the early famous violin
lists.
tSle-General Thanksgiving in Eng
land for peace. following end
Of Napoleonic wars.
1888 Massachusetts legislature re
elected Daniel Webster to the
United States senate
1851 Virginia legislature appro
priatel $1,00oQ00 for the de.
Tense Of the state
lS7i-Eng and Chang, the famous
siamese twins. died Born il
1911.
1885, Seventeen patients burned t6
death in the Kankakee. ILL., in
sane asylum.
1S94--George W. Childs. eminent
Philadelphia publisher and phil
anthropist, died Born May IL
1929.
1901 Dominion government voted
s50,0Uo fof the relief Of the
Jamaica earthquake sufferers
l9oS-John r, Walsh found guilty Of
misapplying funds Of the Chi
eago National bank
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18

PUT money in thy PURSE" was
lagos advice to Roderigo, if he would
win the fa.g r isllnc2a. 'i'it r,aa1 >
In III: lrjs2." was TIC alyice q
'eaI ht7 de mon at Saturday i
lunchecn. to the city Of Cairo. If she
would have decent home for her
officials and give her people sucb
improvements In the various depart
ments of the public service as are
, imperatiyely demanded. And Maycr
Parsons struck the keynote when lie
suggested a general revenue ordi-
nance as the only means Of procuring
the needed increase IN revenue. Tie
city can not issue Bonds and while the
corporation tax will yield an increase
next year amounting to about $4,000.
this will fall yehy much short cf
placing the city government on bust
ness basis. even with present condi-
tions to say nothing Of Improvements.
Every ore knows what tie city ougi
to haYe-a street cleaning system. "A
larger police force, building in
sPection system eteatly improved
fire service All these things are for
the protection OF all the people and
arr necessary to promote the up-
building Of our city; they cost money
land the money iiust be gotten. II
would seem that the highest mission
a1l the most urgent duty of munich.
pal craftsmanship in Cairo now, is to
put money in the clty's purse in order
that these much-needed improve
nieDts may be made. in ORDER that the
city government may be rescued from
the hurniIiating attitude Of beggarI
AZ the hack doors Of the city's banks
in order that citizens o. Cairo mas
be proud OF their city instead Of De- ne
ashamed of H. Property owne-s
even the humblest among them. have
shown a cheerful willir guess to be
heavily taxed in order that We ayI
have good streets. sidewalks aud
drainage 1t behoovs business on
to show Tie Willingness TO paw W az
ever Increased or oisiaal liccn -
rzay b NECESSARY. and legally i'm
posed. to provide the city with rpto-I
date service IN all rs department..
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18

-~A~e~~-s a-~~~.%~+%e~..%>~
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK.

Monday.
OPENING of Sunny South handicap
shooting tournament at Houston,
Texas.
Annual meeting Of Central League
OF Baseball clubs at South Bend. Ind.
Tuesday
Jem Driscol US. Grover Hayes 70
rounds at Boston.
Wednesday,
Leach Cross US. Young Otto. at
New York.
Sailor Burke Us. Joe Thomas, at
Kew Haven
Marvin Hart vs. Tony Ross, at
plusburg.
Thursday.
Opening Of annual mdwiuter handi-
alb trap shooting tournament at Pine
urst, n G..
Friday.
Marathon race between Albert l..
Corey and Pietrt Dorando at Chicago.
Jimmy Dunn vs.. jerry Murphy, 10
rounds at Indianapolis
Saturday.
Opening Of annual automobile show
in Philadelphia
Opening Of National Motor Boa,
tHG Engine SHOW i1 Boston
Opening If annual tournament Of
Middle West Bowling association in
ST Joseph No.
Gymnasium indoor athletic caui-
tal 40 Cincinnati
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
Biography.

Ezekiel s. Chandler Jr, represe
tatiye IN congress from the First dis
tric, Of Mississippi was born In Han
ilton county Florida IaararY ~
1862. Mr. Chandler was first elected
to congress in 1900 aud has been re
elected four times, practically with
out opposition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
This Bulletin In on sale at thu follow
ing pisces:
Coleman's, zf4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News stand.
nlus Front Restaurant.

II the ears of the owner of the built
ing which the city Of Cairo is com.
PEELED to call its city hall" didn't
pound like 4 thousand brick" SatuF-
day afternoon about l:30 ocotk
when Deacon" Wood had the foer
ct the Merchants Luncheon then
there's nothing in that old saw" or
those ears are Brass-linel with cop
per rivets and have chilled steel
cork driven in smack up against The
drum"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18

YOU WANT FOUR ESSENTIALS
IN YOUR BANKING INSTITUTION
STABILITY CAPABLE MANAGE
VENT. AMPLE RESOURCES. ser
VICE.
FIRST BANK & Trust COMPANY
HAS All OF THESE REQUIRE
NEVIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18

Cheerfriness is TIE best promoter
q health Repilinss and murmurfngs
Of The heart gre iulerCeDtibIe strokes
% those delicate faers Of which the
vital parts are etrsfr~ed and wear out
fhs las-hius &, -
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1908. ........ .2o84
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month Of December
1908 .2403
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
December Circulation.

81 -toJ.
The above is a correct statement of
the, circulation of The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1908 and for the month Of
December 1908
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this fifth day OF January 1909
(Seal) LEO ]. KLEB
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
Portable c rcuiar ssys.

a recent EnEG=h invention is a
portable circular zaE resembling the
street out1t OF the scissors einie-
Ehich mag Dr. EaF1 I'D % stationary
timber tc cut g.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18

some Say push is fhe secret ~
Success SAYS The Thfosupher n Fol
u. and some say is pull But
you've got 20 get beneath the surface.
The secret is dig
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18

YOUR MONEY IS SECURE WHEN
DEPOSITED VITA TIE
fiEST BARK 6 TRUST COMPANY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
shows lnlgsnee Of Mlne.

Careful estimates show that the av.
craze business man walks a mile in
1Siz minutes. Wiii, the ordinary
loiirrrr Who has ue hasiBe on his
mind. requires - minutes 10 ralk IL
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
Introspee,Ion Not for All

Solitude oah BE- delightful onlg To
The innocent-Leszcz ynsLf
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18

FROM AN
OPERATION
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Louisville. Ky. -" lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has GER
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18

The star pGril arose AZ Size school
entertainment to declaim his piece
Lend ne yog- earst- Ore bawled
Iia.- sHcereI The mother Of she Orro-
siiiou blf defeated raaI chats Sarah
Jane Deeaas Bae H- wouldn't De
his mothers Sun % he didn't uaat 90
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18

Where PRIDE Is Ignorance
70 b. proud ~ learning Is re zfcsf-
eat igu1rsucs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-13
O o o o o o u y . o o
o PERSONAL MENTION o


Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Balsey, left for
Lewiston, Idaho, this morning, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. e. w. Hazard and Mrs. G. A.
Sawyer returned from Santa Ana,
Cal, Saturday night where they have
been spending several months. Mrs.
Sawyer left for her home in Seattle
tbs morning.
Mrs. w. r. Anderson went to Sill
verton this morning and will be the
guest II Mrs. Frank Egan.
Geor. Massey, who made a trip
to his home in Hood River to visit
his mother. returned yesterday. He
reports that his mother is fast recov-
arng.
Mrs o. shonkwiler and Mrs. ]. D.
Fontaine are visiting friends in Port
land for a few days.
Miss Clara Shipley went to Port
land this morning to visit friends
for a few days
II. G.. Meyers and son Fred left
this morning for Portland to witness
the opening ball ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bell we're
among the Portland passengers this
morning.
Attorney c. L. Jackson. of Port
land. was in the city today looking
after business matters.
II. II. Willet returned to Albany
ast night after a short business
visit here and in Portland.
Miss Genevieve Whirl returned 70
her home in oregon City today after
having visited her Salem friends
for a week
Mr.. Pogue. the lawyer. is at his
ofice for the first time in a week.
having been lai dup with a cold
Ex-Mayor Waters went to Polk
county today looking after some Of
his real estate interests.
Dr. Baxter, OF jeanette, Pa. ar
rived In Salem Saturday night. the in
ientIon OF locating here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-13
objest to Strong Medicines.

Many people object to taking ths
strong medicines usually prescribed
by physicians for rheumatism. There
Is no need OF internal treatment IN
any case OF muscular or chronic rheu-
matism, and more than nine OF OF
every ten cases OF the disease are
Of one or the other OF these varieties.
When there is no fever and little (if
ANY, swelling. you may know that !:
Is only necessary 20 apply Chamber
lain's Liniment freely to get quiox
relief. Try Il. For sale by all good
druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-13
PEOPLE WE KNOW.
They Are Salem People, and What
They Say IL of Local Interest.

when an incident like the follow
ing occurs right here at home, it Is
bound TO carry weight with our reai-
ers. SO many strange occurrences 20
the rounds of the press; are pub
lished as facts, the people become
skept.cal. On one subject skepti-
cism is rapidly disappearing. This Is
Ino 10 soueIIodxs tBnloU eul o. aup
citizens, and their public utterances
regarding them. The doubter must
doubt no more in the face Of such
evidence as this The public state
ment Of a reputable citizen living
right at home, one whom you can see
ever day, leaves no ground for the
skeptic to stand on.
d. w. Hill. SO Front street, Salem,
oregon, says "Doan's Kidney Pills
are not a new remedy 10 me, as |
have used them on different occasions
whenever the necessity has arisen.
have enjoyed the best OF health all
my life. except for occasional at
tacks OF kidney trouble and back
ache. When suffering in this way
have procured Doan's Kidney Pills
at Stones Drug Store. and a few
doses always removed the trouble. /
am firm believer in the merit Of
'his remedy l know OF several 9th
er people who have used Il with good
results. am only too pleased to
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
whenever the opportunity occurs"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
'ents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name-Doan's-
md take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-13
Nust riay in RuiIding

A member 90 the school board
ask us Co oorucct statement which
is misleading % yesterdays paper
Tho article referred 90 read as fol
lows The scaool board has g.yeu
orders that thc high school must not
So outside 90 thc high school build
ins 60 hold The performances lunless
,aey hold % under some other name
thar high school Performance "
The member SAWS that they made no
qualification whatever to their order
Jhat iht hisb school should giVe %
schools except iu the hish school
tuila,ug and trom hcnccforth 20
g'ays tXcCpt iu the high s>hool
htga school suldiug Itself
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-13

M. ?. C. FriJts. OasontA, y. \.
Nrtes' Nv little giTl Vas greatly
beuefytet oy tAking Foleys orino
lax tive. aaS / think IL Is the bess
remedy fo- constipation and live
trouble" Foiey's Orfno LAXATIVE Is
best sor vomea ans ehiltrea. as q
3 mia. pleasant ana elective. ans .
a splcns & spring medicine a. Il
e'eau~5s TIE sysoeu and clears ths
complexior For sahs ~ J c. P,sgry,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-13
GREAT OLD
HOSTELRY.
Is SOLD
WILLAMETTE HOTEL.
KNOWN BY ALL
0REG0NIANS HAS
CHANGED HANDS

The oldest hotel in the Willamette
valley, and which was In its day the
grandest enterprise of the kind in the
state, known for many years as the
Chemcketa, and Of late years as the
Willamette Hotel, verbally reported
sold to syndicate OF Salem capitalists
FOR $4,000. It is reported that
MIR. Br. Bush made the sale and the
deeds will be executed as soon as they
can be prepared. Already parties are
trying 10 buy on pieces OF the half
book. including the Electric Com
paiy's shops, and the old livery sta
stable. A petition was started to
pave Liberty street TO Ferry with
bithulithic. and the price OF the prop
erty on the opposite corner has gone
sap several thousand.
Who Put Up the Money.
W, r. Byrd, $4,000; T. h. Kay.
$1,000; Steuslon Bros, $4,000:
Catliu q Linn, $1,000; James Will
son, $4,000; Mr.. Thompson, s2,50O;
total. $500. Fred c. Fish has a
lease on the property until March J,
1910 The Electric Co has lease
until August l. Il is not the inten-
tion OF the owners 70 make this into
anything like the 100000 hotel that
has been talked Of. as they have
bought it just as a good speculation,
and they may spend $4,000 TO Ss0.-
900 20 make q a good nrst-class sec
ond-class hotel
Makes Bg Hotel Easier
The removal OF the old Willamette
makes adrst- class hotel proposition
easter, as many refused to take stock
50 long as that was In the way The
present buy Is a bargain for any
purpose. and the owners may sell 9;
a week after they ggt their deed re-
corded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-13
lTEl

HATCH Az Jhe IamiN h2Us E
IlherN this puosday morning
April lS. lsos. al m o-clo,k Mrs
: a HaUh 80 lcart disease ase5
ahoat 6l years
she loavos a husband tgo sauS
car. o.. g5 Eas,era ogesoa. and MAJ.
ter D.. 80 lsheru
tulSral ssrtlres elU D. hel1 az
ths home Thurs1sy. az o'clock lI-
tsrmo1t iu CITY View.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-13
NOTICE.

To y. W. Harris & Company Of Chi
eago. and 70 Whom Il May Goa
ceTn:
Notice Is hereby given that I. T
NJ, Dimmiek, County Treasurer Of
Coos County. will within thirty days
from the date OF this Aotiee redeem
and pay school bonds Numbers IL. "a
and Is. issued BY School District No
9. Coos County. oregon. and dated
May ist, 1885. The said bonds viii
be pail az the Banking House ~
the New York Security and Trust
Company IN the City and state q
NeW York, the said bonds 20 be re-
DEEMED being FOR the sun o. nve
hundred dollars each No Interest
will Be allowed after Nay is;. 1893.
Datea A. Coqufle City. Coos coaH-
~. Oregoa. this ssh dAy Of March.
1893.
7 NJ. DIMMtCK.
Couaty Treasurer of Coos County,
Oregon. 3-1T-lma
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-13
NIakcs De- Hotel Easicr
For Constipation

Mr.. L. X. Farnhan. a prominent
dyuEsis; % Spirit Lake. Iowa. SAYS,
"Caamber,ain's stomach and Live
tablets aTe eeria My the best thing
on the market Tor constipation
Give these tablets a trial You are
oeriais 70 and them agreeable AMI
pleasant 10 eEect Price IS eents
samples free FOR sale BY all gooi
drugg rs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-13

NhAs - = cs.ld O. ne head. NorA-
ibg O. vorry aooat n you treat O.
sith Eys Cream R2ln Neslec;e1
ne ool5 nav grow iuto ostarrA. snd
tht air-Fassacos ~ - infAne1 thar
sop have so hgAt Tor every braaih
a Is uae thal EoS craHm Baln
uasgen oalarrA p1oupie RuJ you
Gns~ ne old ssy-ng teout ae ouncs
90 prsvuuu1u. Tacreforl use crndm
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-13

or oiIes. Managers Heyser and
Jorman. OF the Salem team. and
Manager West have been consider
Ing an exhibition game TO be played
ON tho Asylum avenue grounds some
time shortly. The game will be sole
~ for the benefit OF the salem team.
Who will apply the money derived
to purchasing of the grounds.