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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
Sinoiaer Sdmnssclperindl ucrcitelt.

Nem Dorf, =. MGr5. = Gin
Sd,musgelueri ud,, mcld,eu Die Glte-
item 3ollbeomten ais cinen bisbe:
rod nie bagepeienen be5eidnell, mllr.
he beilte gbenb bulb nob Ser Nnfunit
les Gunoro.T ampiers nGarmanin"
rcreitelt. Gin 0iitrifts- 2anibnrihc
mrroe am S9ore bcS Biers bon 3oll=
Ccomten gepodt, ais er nit eiller ctrDd
5mei SUP lan9en Eappocfcllhadtel
bouon dt gcben periltdItr. Die Sd)ad).
tel entbielt, mic lid bci ciner Inter.
i,lhung b~erausItellte, cine Guontit1.
lucrtbuoller MaItcicr Spiten. Gin
Sl'italico Der Sdiifsmunnifnit iagte,
Gle Sdad)tel iei linn IN Neapel iiber-
Gcben morben nit Dem auitraee, lie
c,nem 9oliblrid)en 5u iibergeben
mcld)er alli benz Bier ooroui morteu
mcrbe. Gic Sd)od)tcl iuar on eincn
Gnit III einem Ncp.g)orfer Sotel
ooreijirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
6punoo'S yTamlt."

@ci 0cnl iiini5cbnten @oitipiel Scr
oMctropoliton Opern . @cieuihuit".
lucld)cS 9citcrn Nbeno IN Der nSpric"
ltottion0, fam ooS critic Wal in
oicler Soiion ein fron5oiiid)cr
Gomponiit gum @ort: @ounob nit
ieincm .Souit". Die @cifGftslei
tln9 cntiprody nit Der Alliiiibrung
oieler Npcr joblrcid)cu aus Dem
Ellblifuml ol tic gcrid)tctcn @iin-
iten. GoS Ellblifim bate oler'
oin9S ieine T%onfborfeit iiir oieieS
Gnt9eacntommen nod ourd) cinell
ctuoS 5oblrcidercn 9cilld NuSbrut
9cbcn bilrIcn; eS iporcn cine gauge
Snaobl. .lecrcr Site I'M SmlS. ~
Gie N%orltcalinA mar cine ollSge.
3cid)netc, o%b0crnnoct mo oliSgegli-
fcn. Gin @iinitlerpdor, boS leineS
@lcid)cn illht, mar iiir oic Tcrtretililg
bon uSnllit" mo s@retd)en" 1eirnl.
Den: I~Qcilnnoro Nonci mo Nina
@llld.
Sonci, 9eitern I'M ifGnlten %oQbe.
lib lcincr Wtittel, lang lid oonf ieiner
lilBerL meid)en Scnoritimmc uno lei.
rer crQillliten @eiongstefnif mieoer
nlilbclos in Ole iSer5el Der Scorer.
Cine mabre 6relloc lit es. ST. beobod).
ten. nit lueld)cr Stride, nit lucld)enl
Selbltpertrouen oicicr Sunger an
leoe lei1er Iuigaben beron1ebt: oui
lelnen Sippen cin juperiid,tlid)es 2G.
d)cIr, Der aiinitler, Der ieiner aunit
lit)cr lit. Seiner ollsgeprGqt lpri.
ld)cr, Stlnlnle iugcn bic Nrien @oll-
noo'S gollj belonberS 5i. 50 bradte
CT hcnn Die grie ,@eld,c ncltc re.
gllrg ourdbringt meme Seelc?" III
cinoringldiiter Wirflng.
SRI. Nina @lud lit bon Der 9tutlr
1ilr oo@ .@retten" gerooe5u prG.
oeltinirt, GicieS iiiBc, icingeidnitte.
lie. 5orte @eiid)t. bicic f~noipenoc
WnoherlgcItolt. limo oieie SUNG.
rroulihfeit, Oieic @roiie Der gebGr.
Sihuclen q gric I'M oritten Gift untb
milbeloS onellenbc Stimmc, rueld,c
ben nlcrIebIiden Sdnrelj Der Sll.
gcnolriide iiir iidl bat. SRI. @lud
III iuirflid) ell ioenleS .@retd)cn."
sic hattie ibrcn Soupteriolgnlit Der
Elhuelell . Arie I'M oritten Gift no
I'M Sicbcs . 1,lctt nit Isoltit inn icl.
ben Itt. Sic luilrbc ucroicntermos
BEN 1cfcicrt mo bllrf 9llln,cn &C.
cbrt. @ci Der 9ellrtbeilinna Der Gel.
Itu1g Der &ilnitlerin fGQt nod be.
oelltenb ms @cipidt, bnb oicielbc I'M
Nllion9c ibrcr 9iibncnlolibohn
ltebt.
Gle'ell rogcnben S%eiitungen &C.
genil6er pcrlor Der yWtcpbiitopbelcs"
oes Srn. SeQurolo Elm perIig ali
@irfung. Scinc Stilrmc flono i'm
Nliiong ein luenig iprooe; bod pild)s
lcinc gelanglide 2eiitrn1 I'M peites
rcn Terlonf Der 8oritelung beoelt.
tcno. Seine goQobc pom golocnen
&olb lang CT hornftcriitiif. Seine
WnSfe mar gut, icih Spiel jeood)
nid)t icbr einorildspoQ.
Gin Sillp ols .Snlcntin" bolte
lid NIT elmer neuclt Rollc einen
ncilcn Griolg. Gr oori iest id)on
5u galtimore's 2iebliugen ge5Gblt
neroen.
SRI. Wotticlo ols ,Mortbo" po
~gcIongllf) por5iiglif, ipic INNER,
llnb id)allipieleriif brdfte iie Die TO
tettc, eitle gltc iebr lcbenspabr.
3nS Srdeitcr ipielte inter Eooc-
itria'S Scituug NIT Hr65iiion uno
ansorlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
@iQiNm Wnmmc.

SIS itorb an ,. W1r5 1910 8ils
liam Wmmme i'm Alter pom IS Sat.
rem 4 Wonoteu inb 16 Sngen, &c.
Iiebter @otte BON 8otDie Mlmme.
9te 3eit Der 9cerbigmg miro ipGtec
Gngejeigt. (62)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

hic Niitglicocr ocS ,@aoenia-W Gll.
nerd)orS" III ibrcnt Club al Der ..
lno ErattsS troBc, &i0blon0tomn
Gin, I'M inter 2cittmg bon lroi. $.
&riippcl GbGrc fiir baS SriibIobrS-
CONCERT ST ii6cn. Sn Der @cihGitE
libuuuG mlroen picr nellc Mitglieocr
oltl9cnomnlcll, alld iullr0cn Ginlu.
oungcn cntgcgcn 0cnonmen pom
o9npcrild)en MGnncrd)or, .Sroh.
linn" mo n%3itbcr-Glub Normonie".
Der rSopcriide Monncrdpr" fin:
cigtc olt, bob er al bem EreiSlilgell
Oca .9ooellio" tbeilncbnlcn miro.
rNrion,"
Sn Srr. @enrp ShleuncS' Stag.
@allc," Nr. 205, NonpucrsStrob
iibtcn 9cItcrn aheIrh' bic asfrioniten"
hercitS ilcibi9 fir OoS Shlub.Gon.
icrt. Sn Scr @cid6itsiiBung. in mel
der ErGiioent George 2cffcrt Den
&oriiB iiibrtc unO Sr. ScnrD Sdlci.
icncr ais Erotofoniiihrcr iungirte,
critottcte Sr. George 2cifcrt Veridt
ilber Die SGngeriohrt nod @olbin0.
ton, unO ierncr murocn Torbcreitnn.
gen fiir Dos Nultcrnroitcn g~ctroiicn.
Gin oftiper Sanger mllrOe oui0c.
llonlnlclt.
GrGicIt $500 5ugcipro.
d er. - Snl Superior.@ erid)t iprod)
Mit,ter &orInn geltern bem &nobcll
Sobn :. McGnrtbp $500 Gntid1bi.
glii,g al, pcldc Worris Miacr be5ob,
len ioa. Wiacr fubr nit ieinem $50.
gen Die 2cringtonitroBc ettldng mo
iticb 9e9cn ciltcn onbereil, nabe Scr
grd)itrobe ltebcnben @ogerl, nobel
Die Stongc ocS 2ettcren iiber 6oS
Srottoir illbr mn0 ben 5uiGQig Dor.
iibcrgcbcnbcn annbcn in hnS @eiid,t
trof.
Sit lebcnsm ii 5 c. = Sn Sort.
go, fat Der 56 Sobrc nlte 8criihc.
rilngs- Macnt 9ernhorb 9ochnt cine
Eortion @iit nit Ger gl6lid)t scnoul.
men, lid) boS 2eben SIT ne6nten. Sein
3uitolo lit Elm bodJit fritiidcr. Seinr
ein5i0e &crnonotc bicr in Baltimore
ioll cine Srnu H.Sulocn al ser 9toro'
Glltamitrobe icin.
Gin pothcti der Tnll. 49,
Gom Sltiger pGllig, erid0pit, brodl
gcItcrn bic 80 Sabre oltc lltgorin
&otbi Wojopo Don Hr. tl03, DC.
Scltrp-S truBe, on Ser Sutton. 9(pc.,
5luiid)cn Der Golc mo Gnglc:S trobc,
benubtlos %5nlommen. Goli5iit Sppr.
ling ior9tc iiir bic lleberiiibrnng Scr
gcrlnitcn nod bcu Srnnflin Sulorc
Soipitol. Nnh Angobc ser 3roil
aniic Wiilcr bon Nr.111t, McNcltrp.
StraBe, lpcld)c bic @ciuuBtloic iocr.
tifi5irtc, ioQ Die 2cbtcre pot 5luci $50.
dlcr bon ibrcm @attcn I'M Stid a.
lolicll porben icill. Gericl6e iol iid,,
mic Ndd)boret |bermutben, III EittS.
burg go, %olliboltcn. ..''1
Brad Elm gcin. - Gburlc$
". &oic, ein iS Sabre after anoc
%iteltcr Der .Eiconlont girp 6ertili;,
ing Company" onl Silbc Der Macn,
StroBe, brof geltern m1breno Der
9lrbeit boS linfc 0eiu. Won fiber.
fiihrte ben Gcrlingliidter in Ser gnl.
brlon5 bes iilblifcn Tiitrifts nod
Dem llniueriitdts. Soipitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

Sm @runoc iinS mir ale S6oren!
limo ,lelbit Dem Neilcn ber'2 %erfennt.
Si nehen mdnden unoerH SdWudeii
Gin bis6len Hnrtbeit aliaebureH;
Sic luuert MIR. neil file lqtent.
sllti .eineH qiinitiqeu WtouHeut,
lin riidIthtSIos beroorjIbred1eu. -
NiiS 0teien 8rlluSe last ms luhen
Sas burmlossbeii're WdSfenfpicI!
IS bieHt ais SiberbeiiSoeutil.
. gSeil es geildttei uno be5pedt.
Cas- Gd%rrenibuIn. onS IN ms itedt.
Mianbmdl redi griluolih dlIs8ltobelt.
9trf Dab mir ernlibuit nnb normal
SiIIN BITS AllIl - nndhiien MnrncnnLi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

$dhe snr Wciie in'A ansIanS &c.
israt 9. Saline, Ut. Ala, Df.WaIti.
'aarsitrake, sa5e Gaasm &ssie Sse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
9angen nnb Sangen.
Strite.S adlasc in YbilaSelpbia nm'
perGnbert.

&cittc miro sic slngelcgenbeit i'm
Stabtrat6 iur 5roge fommen. -
gr-Morineiolbat negen ber'
p~orrogeRoer @etbeiligung on
cilem N(uirllbr 5u nern Wonoteu
@ait pcrrrtbeilt.
philadelphia, =. Mar5. =
Gic Sotloge oabier bat lid, belrte
ncocr biniid)tlih bes StraBenbabn=
StrifeS, nod Oes otf nGditen Sam'
itog o%ngebrobtG. @cneral.S prnpo-
tlieitrifcs meientlit %peranoert. Die
@cihGitslcllte, mic bic @eiitliterl
icten lire gemiibnngen 5ilm Alibob-
lnen eines 8ergleihs tort, iinocn t.
fod) feiu >@utgegenfommcll bel Der
,&opib Sraniit Co." u,o Die Sct-
ttrc pcripeigert nab mie Dol ole Git
oeltGnoniIie. &crifieoene, ailf Der
Strife be5iiglidle geihliiiIe, lueld)c
sic orci 8ertreter Der Stoot I'M ii
~rtttoriuin Der ,Hopio Sronlit 60"
c%lliiorocrn, fiir cine 9eileglng oeS
Strifes in bic Shranfen 5u %treten,
iolen ,iorgen I'M Stabtratb angelo
ten mcroen. Die Gomlpoanic bebaup-
tet beiltc, 1000 @ag9oitS i'm @etrieb
81 baben, allein Die Striferiiibrer
crtlGren, oieic 9ebouptitng lei lGder,
Iid,. Somes Smegorb, Gin iriiherer
SoIont oeS 9unoeS Murinecorps,
mllrbc beute 81 nclrll Monoten @e.
i0ngniBbnft uerurtbeilt, neil cr bel
c;llem gngriii oui einen @uJgon Die
6iibrerrollc geipielt bate. gr trlIg,
dis er pcrbaitet mliroe, sic llniform
cincS Seciolooten. 9ei ieincm Gro.
teB iagte SmegorO, CT ici Elm %ltritclls
Ter Wotormonn unb babe bic llni,
irrm nnr getragen, neil iic wGrmcr
lit als ieine anoere &lcibung. Seine
criu1bncnSmertbeh llnrl,bcn bnbcil
iidi bellte ercignet, irno Die @aggon>
bcior0ern tGglid) mcbr Eniingierc.
3oS Eubliflm lit eS oiiellbor miibc
gcmoroell, ocn Strifern su 2icbt
lorgc Streden 81 SUB 5uriidjulegcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

-" Gie nScrnnnn.2ogc Nr. 0.
9. g. 3. g." begebt oln Montog, Den
Z. Mdr5, ibr 33. Stiitingsfeit ourt
eii,cn gaQ in &. Gpring'S SaGe, Ode
Salt penuc iino 9. Strobc. bic nsr-
~iaiieniten Gorbereiturgen limo fir DC
Seitliffcit getrofien noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
Mardentranme ,

Ser S%llrnperein ,TormGrts" bietet
Mitgliebcru uno Sreunoen eiu
el1n5enoeS MaSfenieit. Sn
eine M6rdenpelt BON beriidenber
Shonbeit meroen Die 9elllher
pcriest. - Sn grobortiger @eiie
pilroc Dem lultigen Erin5eu &C.
buloigt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
soLs.pRooF Lady ii Har.lsy,s,
.cAUsEs pEeILIrY.
Here Are Facts Backed Up BY I;
Strong auafaptee.

4 .a...s.. J, f,,..4,, T., ,,,
a..... $3.50 $3.50, 800. '. = q. yr I,
w vs 49, Il, ss ~
s ssl SS Ia sa sasi
"a - y I, ], y "
sqt 5u =
!, :. Z 4. fs sys.si1 WE
gnste W. 80. y, , s,.eslss st'a'se
astsVa .l1s.a. ~ J. s !.
-. ~, slls J. s I.sSt - ~. a,.. ss
tiaas .SV ~, 49,. j. ~ say ....a
pes,sase : Ds,ts 49, ,s
e. 80 -, 49,, sssa
onulttoASI 80 ~ Z ! ite a..
~ one sa s3f s Js ~ ~ ~. sse
s sS..s sgs srrc t2. sSas d (;
we max 'uese s.ss s4gSap ,ytHg S .S "
oneF psSssss ~ 10y y, = 4 V 4 ...it'
Z. I'll. pt ,s,,sts i, g ,,,a ~
I. 49, ,. go -. ~. a,., :. a,,...'
80 ny 80. go, IVY
= 800 $500 ~, s'i'.., 80. =.
= 'snusu ~ VI ~ =. p q, ~, =
cure eatafln " assshs sAe ulssassu
eonoltlon ~ 'fessosauie' se.sn .,.l.
way, "n.ca Y - s,ap IS . J. J,
nave sas s. .S.O = .'a !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

|oR REcElvERsHfp Will BE- GRE
ATEp FOR EMPIRE CASUALTY
COMPANY

TIE Empire Casualty COMPANY
Viii headausrteFs ii PlilaaelphIa ii
4 west yifsl mia corporation, formerly
operating at Fsburg. Il seems
that the company has fot the past
yeak been eng Ii anisIns
and increasing It's capital stock, and
NE now learn hat ne company isSbe-
ing consell,latea With two oti,elseasi,
alty5 companies; GIVING TO asnnmber
of dntssahding clains against tie com.
pany In this State and the repeater
promises Of the gement - settle
same and theft failure 10 40 50, has
ied the department To take heroic &c
don to protect the policy holders and
has, therefore. started proceedings for
d receiyership. The following teie,
graphic notice was sent 10 the com.
ipany on the 2thtnstant
flames R. IIendrickson, President,
Empire Casualty Company.
DreSel Building
Philadelphia, Pa.
ii You are hereby notified under sec,
tons threeiand four Of chapter seven
ty.seyen, Acts 1870. that / will apply
for a recstysfship Tor your company
unless al alters IN qassstign are ad.
justed within ten days. a ouanust re.
gard this:aaoE der referred TO In law.
" Auditor and Ex ofnelo Ins. Com.
20 S. s. DARsT,'9
All persons having claims against
the company should file sane With the
insurance 1ommis stonsF at 3enee, to-
gether swith6slli correspondence and
proofs ot.loss:i It Is the intention of
the department to see that these mat!
tiers are ad8dsted without further de-
lay either BY the company Or through
"a receivershtps
81 D n = . J.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
,w4ENt RRjVaN WlNS q I. sAw &,

Il ~; z y ~ sl's aI3S " VI
i You have alt heard the story Of poor
|Rip Van Whistles sleep When he
went up on the mountain top and
drank too long and despi and some Of
you. perhsPs, have seen the play anu
2ilI fecailSRlb|s sorrow when old 3sny.
der failed to answer n Ills call. Then
climbing down the mountain side all
weary and footsope, As tinds5 at last
the home he'd left 50 many years be-
lIote. NosSlIe aud tamily greet aims
only strangers does lie and; and when
;he tells his story, folks Just think. he's
iost his mind. But AVS home he'll
swear to that for stiil upon the iloor
is:that eoatot c'hI9 amsl INIT scn; TWEEN;
I'll years bei6re. ftis mo jokea hl.
iSanei VIM 6atwsafs a1y hodss aTnish
ever pnts tipin Inc mark ecatise
mere s not ahs ounce 30 adulteFatloh
tia4tl lt'ssths pure tilil and cheapest
iytsie ysai, s6ii IbS III Ilails tliS
4eadihg Iiaftlwlfe 1ealers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
sorlcs ia sAxpAY gss

: as b.
Taxpayers who have not YET re.
3tlirned the istof their property Should
not fail to do 50. The assessors have
some trouble along this line and have
quoted the Law laid, down IN the chap
ter governing assessments
L Sec. 10 as enacted BY tlie legislature
'of 1sO9sresdst IN addition 70 The 9TH
ier penalties provided by this chapter
for The failure 81 any taSpxaseg 70 ~
turn his property for taxation within
the time provided BY law, the assessor
may double tie assessm nt made
against such taxpaye for the preceds
ing year as the ASSESSMENT for the
current year. and the detaalting tax
payer shall be denied an remedy pro-
vided by law from any assessnent 50
made"
A. ]. MCDANIEL
- count Assessor
u. IL. IsINKEkp
49,, 81. City .ssBesaoi
Il . !. 2 ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

MurieI dust back from the Cont
jnent)- Well, Tom, I'm engaged 10
seven dukes, a marquis, eleven counts
and nine grandees Of the first class,
Cousin Tom-What?!?!?!?!?
I Murlel-oh, it's all one fellow. He's
a spaniard, you know Illustrated
Ehits. se;ytis sssSi.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
Baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yefserday's seaulss.
Cincinnati Pittsburg s.
New Yorf s PhIiadelpbia g:
sd Lcuis j chicago
rooleyn II Bost Il & |.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
HloA.oLAsa . cI:lRcEl ArIcN..

!, Ths5West pif III taS; TIE largest
ibaldf deaads 6iaiil ist ,ot sa9slfarien
eoants bapet ssaBSttI III lSipala
IA 3adySFosS iiei i me- nS athat adsef:
sisSrs ars sttla htsh 6lasS clrcdia:
lion thrsagh shsso auiaa2sl y /,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29

a superior aggregation know how
TO play oball. = On next I "Wednesday
the team Will be seen at the home
gfoaad when the local fanp van have he I
the NIT opp Ftdnity 70 gee them NH r.
action, Score of yesterdays, r..asa.
|FgA ST. "a ARR HaP.aAEs
Keller II, .ss... ...s Gse1!ss S'st Q
Daley ? sbi.'s:',.ss'' ss.o<lts lsa4'f:o .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-29
Istandlnr q the cIGbs,I
AHEHRrlC LEAGUE.

Yesterdays. Results.
Detroit st. louis A..
Boston / !; Washingtonss.
Philadelphia 8; New York Z.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22
REGULATES KIDNEYS
AND ENDS BACKACHE

No man or woman here whose
kidneys are 'out-of-order, or who
suffers from backache or bladder
misery, can afford to leave Pape's
Diuretic untried.
After taking several doses, all
pains in the back, sides or loins,
rheumatic twinges, nervousness,
headache, sleeplessness, tired or
worn-out feeling and other symp-
toms OF clogged, sluggish kidneys
simply vanish.
Uncomfortable urination (espec-
tally at night, smarting, discolored
water and all bladder misery ends.
The moment you suspect the
slightest kidney or bladder disorder
or feel rheumatism pains, don't
continue to be miserable or worried
but get fifty-cent treatment of
Papes Diuretic from your druggist
and start taking as directed, with
the knowledge that there is no 9TH
er medicine, at any price, made any
where else in the world, which is so
harmless or will effect SO thorough
and prompt a cure.
This unusual preparation goes di.
rect to the cause of trouble, distrlb
uting its cleansing, healing and vi
talizing influence directly upon the
organs and glands affected and COM
pletes the cure before you realize it,
A Dew days treatment Of Pape's
Diuretic means clean, healthy, ac-
tive kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs-and you feel fine.
Your physician, pharmacist, bank
er or any mercantile agency will tell
you that Pape, Thompson & Pape,
of Cincinnoti, is a large and respon-
sible medicine concern, thoroughly
worthy of your confidence.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-flf-
ty-cent treatment-from any drug
store--auywhere in the world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22
NEWPORT TO
PORTLAND
VIA SALEM
WelCh Road to Connect With
Salem, Falls City and
Western.

1t has been learned through reli-
able sources in this city that the rail-
road being constructed through Sa-
lem streets by the Portland Eugens
& Eastern Company, headed by A.
Welch and several other prominent
Oregon promoters, and which was to
be operated as a local street car sys-
tenn, as formerly announced, will
connect with the Salem, Falls City G
Western road on the West Side, and
in an indirect route virtually ter
inmate in Portland by way of the
East Side, over the new bridge now
under construction and into the ter
minal yards at the Union Depot,
While the local manager, Mr.. Frank
Waters, for the Portland &c Eastern
firm, does not affirm the proposed
route. he is non-committal relative
to the improbability of the line end
ing in Portland, nor does he deny
that the connection will be made
with the eWst Side road coming
from Newport.
Should the present plans be car
ried out by the company, hundreds
of acres of valuable timber and farm
ing lands would be opened. From
inquiries made and observations
taken of the actions of the many en-
gineers busy throughout Marion
county and in the Silverton district,
the new road under construction
here, will run through Howell Prai-
rie, touching Switzerland and a rich
farming district, to Silverton, Ore
gon. From Silverton it is more than
probable that the line will continue
northeast through a heavy timber
country to Marquam, in Clackamas
county, cross the Molalla river and
connect with the proposed Molalla
line now under construction out of
Oregon City, in this way giving the
Portland, Eugene e Eastern line a
connection with Oregon City, as the
unloading point for their timber car
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22

rying traffic. Engineers are busy at
present on right of way leading
from Oregon City to Portland by way
of the East Side. 1t is the supposi-
ton that the P, E. & e. Co. are fig
uring on constructing their line sew
eral miles east of the s. p, between
Oregon City and Portland, and reach
ing Portland by an East Side route
and crossing the new bridge now un-
der construction over the Willamette
river, run directly into the terminal
yards at the Union Depot.
Although there has been no def
mite plans mnde for the construction
of railroad bridge across the VIII
lamette at this point to connect with
the Salem, Falls City & Western
line 1T is understood that such
structure is being considered by the
Welch people. That connections will
be made at Salem is more than evil
dent, owing to the Salem line being
started on it's eastern course at the
end of the steel bridge, and where
it could be handily approached from
the end of the Falls City line.
A complete link of railroad con-
Meeting Newport with Portland is the
intentions of the railroad builders,
the West Side road being started at
Newport and completed as far as
West Salem. The richest timber and
farming country is being selected
through which to build, and from
the manner in which construction
work is going on, completion is de-
sired as soon as possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22
Independence-saiem Motor Line.

1'INEN E1N71',lN11'7N ''N711I 1''VNV.I -11IIN'
Leave independence 49,. $3.50 a. m.
Arrive at West Salem. 10:30 a. m.
Leave Salem .......... 4:O0 p. m.
Arrive independence $500 p. m.
Connects at independence with
west side train for Portland and In
termediate points, and for Mon
mouth and Airlie.
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INTERPRETATIONS.
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x x x * X x y X y X * y X ::
The following articles of incor-
poration were filed in the office of
the secretary OF state today:
Lincoln County transportation
Company; principal office, Toledo;
capital stock, $4,000; lncorpora-
tors, Geo. Tyler, A, II. Hill and f. c.
Savage.
The Land Investment and Trust
Company of Oregon; principal Of
flee Portland; capital stock, $780,
000 incorporators, Percy J. Glib
born, A. r. Wollenberg and Chas.
j. Barnard
Albert Sutton Company; principal
Office, Hood River; capital stock,
100000; incorporators, Albert sut-
ton, Marie Hewitt Sutton and
George f. Holman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Continued from Page p

E. G. and H. Bye to Sim s. Herr,
SO acres township z south, range
west, W d, $4,000.
Sarah j. Smith to w. H. Krebs ct
uX, land in section 35, township s
south, range west; W d, $500.
Eva Smith to w. H. Verrier, east
half of southwest quarter, section
26, township south, range 1 east;
W d, $3.50.
S. and M. S. Herr to Henry Bye
lot 4. block 1, J, M. Browns addi-
tion to Silverton; W d, $25OO.
r. A. and j. Kirk to Mrs. M. A
Calvert, land in block IA, city of
Salem, W d, $1,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22
A Travelling Salesman.

II f. Beers, 617-7th Ave-. Peoria.
ILL.,, writes: II have been troubled
for some time with kidney trouble,
so severely at times / could scarce.
ly carry my grips. After using one
bottle Of Foley's Kidney Pills have
been entirely relieved. and cneerful-
ly recommend them to ALL" Foleys
Kidney Pills are healing and anti
septic and will restore health and
strength" Sold by J. @. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22
MARKETS

81 * y X y = = x = y = y y y X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22
souTHERN PAoIFIo RY. 90.


Effective Sunday, January /,
1910 12.O1 a. M.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22
Notary Commissions.

The following notarial commits
sions were issued by the secretary of
state today: Louis Vierhus, Oregon
City; w. w. Austen, Hamilton; Geo.
T, Collins, klamath; s. LeTonneau.
Portland; Al. c. Crawford, Hermis-
ton, and John f, Wallman, Adams.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22
Came Near Choking 70 Death.

A little boy, the son OF Chris ID.
Peterson. a well known resident Of
the village of Jacksonville, Iowa,
had a sudden and violent attack OF
Group. Much thick stringy phlegm
came up after giving Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. Mr.. Peterson says
II think he would have choked 10
death had we not given him this
For sale by all good drug
glsts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22

South Commercial street to Mis-
sion might be paved by this time II
representatives OF the secret strane-
ling process had not had their way
In the city council
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22

How do you like this beautiful
weather? Reminds us of the spring
flowers.