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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-28
Gineimnati. sreitae Den 20. 9prl 1911.

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irnsen OfFisier NIT Der auFfOrbsrung,
iih nit fetnen 2euttn 5u ergebeu uno
fpenn er bies nift tbun MOLE, ben 3ng
5u perlaHen, bamit Die qafagiers ui4t
gefdbrbet ipiirben.
Der tnabenbafte Sffi5ier, Der gerabe
bon Der Milit6rf6ule in asptrantes
oefommen mar, dnttportets, bab er BE-
febl babe, NIT bem 3us na4 Nsrito
AL tomnlen nnb er bem gefebl gebors
den iperbe. Ger admpf begann bann
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Solbaten befanben, iDuros pom beipen
5eiten beidoFen. Die Pdfagiere. Die
ben iunsen Cffiaisr g.bsten batten,
na6sugeben, bsfdnben fih in elmer pa
nif. 9as Shrtien Der GrausH uno
ainber fpar burh ncs @etpe5rfeusr
uernehnbar. Disle 4ugslu brangen
aud In bic bon paFdsiersn beTsbteu
Woggpns Elm, aber nur zine truf elm
3iel. sic t6btete 2omis gu'tdmtute,
einen irnesn giDilingtnieur, Der fi4
auf Der sgdhrt nd6 Der 5duptitoot be-
fanb, um fi9 bort su Dsrbeiratbeu.
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dngTtigtsu paHagiereu fam ipdt am
Wittpoh Mbenb bier ar.
Sn benz Basgon triter R[aHe, biat
hinter BEN BON ben GoI6asu befebtsH
Waaaon, bcfonb fi6 Sole poIitico BON
agaaIa, Guerrero. nit IeiHer GamIlie.
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| Waaaou elm unS ertiGr.sE, bab Tis bic
Geleasnteit niht poriibergebsn laHen
f6nnten, bas 2anb Don stnem Wsens
Idben ieinsr aluiIe 3u befrti.u. Die
| Frau unb bic fiinf aiHb.r oss Wlan'
+n.s umrinaten Jpn aber uHo peinsnh
baieu fie bieSnfurssRten. tbH gu lido,
nen. Die s5iibrtr bislteH cine turs,
8erutbunq db uno fis fagten oanR bel
sJrou, bdB bic sanse camille bic Rsif'
fortiebsn tonne.
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Rampf ast6htet ober ptrlpunoet tDur
ben, III ni6t betannt. GtHem amsri
ianer, Der NIT sytguerDu Tpru6, nab
reub bic Sontsn entferHt tDuroen, fdgt
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oreifen, bonn ale fsine SruppsH in
giieen bes 2aHbes fonsentrirsH unl
ouf oi. 5auptitnot Des 2auoes q
Mdrihirsn tperbe.
Raaatfan bon ben Ju UT
Aenten um5ineelt.
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s1ier tinaetrpfFsueu, ougsni6einItI
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cen abaeInnitten bdben ioIItu.
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auuu am ROrssE bonn 6cfsH aus B
: Stenunaen Der 5niursenten gu beihl
u ZEN, fteIIte uber auF ben eemeiniam'
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rieoer .in uno stng oann IN DIE z
/ linaus.
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!. Ian in pom Rorbeu rpie pcm SUB
Il unt.rbruheu, oa bic SufurgeutsE q
! 8riideu nerbronHt habeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-28
Jn(anOge(cgrap6
Bon .inem 5tntsrha!t aus
nisbergei soften.

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nisbergs 4ofen
Geneva, q. o.. q. April. Sront
Torhifa. ipurbe am Donnerftus nit
ocbt auaeIn i'm a0rpsr IN bas bieiige
boTpiiai gebra6t. Die asrste gIauben
aber bsnnoh, oab sr nit benz Sebsn
noppntomH.n tDiro.
Tarhifa mar bon stHen SiHterbdIt
aus nisotrssi4OFeH poroen. .r fast
aber, odb sr seudu mine, per
feline ansreif.r sstpeisn ieien.
guIlman sDuson per-
brannt.
aodp Mount, u. g., q. April.
Gin gunmansDasoH Der atlantic
Goat Qinis puree bsuts frlb ourh
'feu,r serft6rt unb ). probitsin BON
Rem gorf su lobe p.rbrnnRt. Der
WoItclert Wm. z. Srelano uno Der
Weiheniteller &C.. RuB rpuroen i1psr
perbrauni. Dos 5susr tpurbe our1
Das, weldes aus sinsm leden gehale
ter entifr1mte, psrurIadt. Der Mst@
heniielIer mar nit isiner brennenoen
Goterne oem 8ehGltsr 3a nuhe setoms
men anb cine grplOiipu mar ots 5olse.
aus fhrtdlider gage sss
rettst.
Crfgta. q. q, q. april. 8.
R. GIien tpuroe 22O Sub tisf topfabs
irdrts In sinsn grunnsn hinabgeia1eH,
um Srl. Maris Smith bon etnem
fhredlihen spbe 3u rstten. Die I'm
itrenguna mar 10 sroB, baB ihm oas
glut aus Der gruit uno ben Gberar'
men erang, ais sr bus Mdo6en msbr
ipbt aIs lsbsnbis an ptsO6erlrelt brnh'
lite. SrI. Gmitb por in ben Srannsr
aefolItn unb Cli.n pono iit elmer
Grid um bic Yeins. an tpelHsm orttt'
gerfcnen ibn I'm oen9runntn bindbIis
Ben. Das $50 9fuuc idtpere Wdo,
t,eu, beifen aIsioer purt, unb ourd
pcll Waiisr astr6ntt paren. mar tin
aepdltiee lcit fir ben mutbisenWunn
Bic Rstsuns ipurps absr Sfiidlia pcl
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Gin iunser aeutnani. Der 80 Wanu
mad Der 6Guptfabt bringsn
foute,
nlit % feinsr 2suts In siusm fur4t'
barren Rampf in eintm Giisn'
bdbnsas setObtst.
Die cage Tn Rarotfo.

parts, 27. alpril. - 5runtrei4
bat bic untsrsei 1ner bes Dertragss
ron aIseeirds benohrihtiei. ndb
fbnelIe unn entrgifde Jntsrpention IN
Wtorofto fettens 5rontrei6s nottag gts
tpprhen iei, nm bic ausIGnber in yes
befhiiteu, bic Aube uHb Sronung TN
Q0nbe suieber hsrsuftelIen uHb bic
GouDerdHitdt bss Gulsans ii6erftElsn
su t6nneH.
Gds frana5Fifhs adbinst bat fpdbs
rsnb Der lebfsH paar Do6en bic Ts0gs
Iihfsit ober 9bunIidfsit elmer Snter<
pention In Woroifo, iHnerbalb btrienis
gen Diftritfe, be bisber ouberbdlb ber
Internationally pcIiseifpbdre seftanben
bubtH. fprsfdItig IN GrtDdsung se5o@
gen.
glIs bic lluruben In Teuroito amin
gen eruit gu perben. begdun etn lsbs
batter Useinungsdustaufh NIT gngs
lamb ttub Spunien, unb bas bdtte 5ar
0oIse, bdb fosben pom ben bsibat.
bic polissisontrolIe In Warofto ouss
iibenben WGhten, s5rantreih unc
SpaHitn, ibentiIhe Rpten an bic uuoes
ren Gienoturmdhte poH aIsecirds
asT4idt fpcrbeH finn, be Der. Stadtsn
init ein@f6Ipfsn.
Tem 0ernebmsH nab CAB gneIcnn
I'm gorous unbebingie 3uitimmunq
su einrr fraHs6iif4en SntsrDeHtio1,
Dis ipanifdx Rssisruns bat iOpeiI
ietne BsrftGrsunsen Ha4 Rarotto &C.
ihidi.
Die fpcniffe g}refTs rdtb alls.msir
Der Regiernns. mif Der srDBten 8or'
iidt su bonheln. Der premitr Cana
Ieins unb fem Rabinet bsfinben fi6 IL
einer jffuieriaen Gage. Die 4rmtt
bat ipenig Cuff, iih an elmer reneT
aompagne In Worotfo su betheiligeH
nnb bic 5fientIifk Meinuns lit etetf
ipeifere Cpfer an Gelb unb 8lut. ipenI
es nint flnr in. baB beitimmie Dor
tbeiIs namii su erlangea iinb.
Wlan In bier unoffisien Der aniihi
bab bic fraHs0iiihe Resierung slaubi
bdB bic idmmtlih<n EignnturIuGtt
einiGlisbIih DeutinlaRo. bas Dor
ssh<n iSrontrsins hiIiissn ptrDsn
ba "a i'm JntereNt 0ller Rd6tt IN
zrctbsm psrurIaGen bic aommentar
aeipifier neutfder 3siiunsen. bic bis
obqebrudt fporbsn iino. in einissl
frrns1iif6en AreiIsn Elm gentle
qIsibbebugsn. Die AnbGnstr Der Re
aieruns rpeifen nbtr boraufbiH. bo
nnitr Der gersinbarung pom Sdbr
1909. nie man bier slaubi. Deutff
Lamb prdbominirtnbt sommsr5isle 5H
tertITsu In Marotto 3ngsiionosn nor
ben finb, pGbrsno iyrantrti6 ieins
prdbominirtnDsn pclitiiten einfla
bshaIt.
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am Donneritaa perGffenNifttn bali
pffiSieIlsn Nofe lpirD bas Gtrii6t |
Abrtbe geftetli. nab Spanitn 9euffd
lamb srfuht babe su bflftn. ba B
iponifhtn 5nttrefen IN Warotio MD
hobuxn gef6hrbet lpiirnen. bdb gran
reid cine 9rupptnfclpnne noh 81
f6ids.
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Regitrnng nur DeuiIhlanb. ME on
bie enheren Gianaturm16tt CON Ais
eiros bcpon tsn1nri6tiet babe. bo
Spanien btEsn Iii bic SnterefFtn b
tlu3IHHber III Mayotl0 3u begniist
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-28
Wetterberi6t.

glr D6io. Snbiana unb SlIis
nots: GtriGregen am Grtitcg. gfm
Gdmlsag ipubrideinli6 ihOnes Wets
ter. @iibIid)e Minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-28
YrdTOent Satt
Gritt anf Dem Bansett Der aasfiirten
preGe unO Der 3sitnngS6eraus'
ge6ers agOCiatiOa
in eHersiiher S9eiie fir 8eciprp'
sit6t init Canaoa elm.

Denn Der 0ertrag jsst pertpprftu
tptrb, ia9te Der grGitoent
Wiro RsciprO5et6t nismaIs 5ur 9batz
fade tperoen.
8orbersttungsn fir ben gro3sB Der
angsbIt6eH Dpnamiteri6s in
2os 4ngeles.
GAMES 9. Rcgaamara BON Grau Sns
serioQ
9eitimmt als :. q. 8rpee toeutifi5irt,
giuer Der gHcugoer SuusIeurduber
iosHtift5irt.
Der JluBbompfer Belle" Bel Peuias
cola, GIa., uutergegangen.
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Die Snfurr.ttion in Wsrtto oebnt ii4
cffenbor immer mebr aus.
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Dri6iebenes aus BEN 9euii6en
Reid.
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MuslanD- Selegrapb
Die fraaSSdlde Rsgierung
Sat bic Sisnatmrmddte bon
Mlsetiras beHaArihtist
Daft bic fdjfimu.e Sage In
2aaroeao cine icfortige ,sao
eaergifGe 5uterpentioH


Gponi.n bat iptnig Cuff, ii4 an ben
Operatipnsn ;u btt6eilissn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-28

Die Safenitabt RasatlaH i'm Dsitsn
umsinseIs.
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6onburos unb Iitarogiu Dor bier
Sohren gegen 8onillu. Der oamnls
qrdfibent mar, ngitirt battle.
RaraoIin unb bic gubarets
Dipa Gr0bli4 perurs
tbeitt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24

take action in relation to them at
the coming election
Subjects To Be Considered.
Among the other subjects which
will be considered by the commits
sion will be the matter Of widening
the scope OF the inheritance tax.
Another subject will be that OF ex-
emptions and it is pretty certain
that a bill will be framed which will
exempt from taxation mortgage
notes, and also mortgages It is
possible that a bill OF Senator Cal
kins providing for the non-taxation
Of a mortgage itself, but taxing the
recording Of it may be adopted. The
system of exempting personal prop
erty for the benefit Of the household
er is another feature to be considered
during the session of the commits
sion.
The members Of the commission
are: Senators Hawley, w. n. Barr
EFT, McColloch, Joseph Calkins and
Representatives Neuner, Johnson,
Mariner Derby Church and Collins.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24

Aromatic Syrup Rhubarb 4 ozs. Mix
three or four doses daily. After
three weeks alternate and take the
following as a powerful tonic to i'm
prove the circulation: Comp. Syrup
Hypophosphites Ozs., Tincture Cad
omene Comp. l OF. mot Cardamon).
This course of treatment should be
continued until entirely relieved.
Society: - Excessive perspiratiOn
under the arms can be relieved by
washing morning and night with a
pint Of warm water to which has
been added a level teaspoonful of An
tiseptic Vilane Powder; but to cure,
the only sure method is to bathe the
entire body once daily and keep the
bowels active. The perspiration
should not be checked altogether.
Relief:-Your stomach trouble is
due to an excess of acid causing
much gas, rumbling. headache, sour
risings. etc, especially after eating
acid fruits, etc Take Tablets Trio
peptine as per directions accompany
ing sealed package. Also take a e
teaspoonful of Sodium Phosphate
in water-after each meal. If consti-
pated, take 3-grain Tablets Sulpherb;
put up in sealed tubes. Never take
a substitute for anything | prescribe.
Mrs Il. S.:-I do not know the for
mula you refer to- An excellent and
reliable stain for the hair which is
not harmful, but beneficial as a hair
tonic, follows: Take six heaping Ia
blespoonfuls of coffee and boil it in
l3 pints of water until reduced by
evaporation to / quart. Strain thor
oughly, let cool and then add one
ounce Of Vilan9 Powder. Shake and
dampen the hair twice daily By
making the coffee stronger or weak
er you can make any shade you de-
sire The odor of coffee is lost by
long boiling.
Harriet-Use same treatment as
ELLA"
f. d. R,:-Your trouble being of a
serious private nature, you should
write, giving full particulars, name
and address. | cannot answer in
these columns Send for my examin-
alton chart.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24
FUNERAL OF w. II. COOPER
AT STANTON YESTERDAY

The funeral of w. II. Cooper who
died at Stayton Sunday at the ad-
vanced age of II years, was held
yesterday forenoon, at that place,
services being conducted under the
auspices Of the Masonic and Elk or
ders. He had been a member Of the
former order for Al years.
Besides three cons. C. Cooper,
of Hamilton, Mont. f. e. Cooper, of
this city; W. o. Cooper, Of stayton,
and two daughters, Mrs. G. w.
Kerns, OF Grants Pass, and Miss Cora
Cooper, of Stayton, he leaves to sur
yive him six brothers. For many
years the brothers followed the prac-
tice OF holding yearly reunions and
at all Of them the seven were always
present. The last reunion was held
at The Dalles.
The cause of death was plurlsy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24
TESTED AND PROVEN
There is n Heap Of SOlace In Being
Able TO Depend Upon a Well
Earned Reputation.

For months Salem readers have
seen the constant expression of
praise for Doan's Kidney pills, and
read about the good work they have
done In this locality, Not another
remedy ever produced such con-
vincing proof of merit.
G. w. Hill, 1917 S. Commercial
St., Salem, Oregon, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills are by no means a new
remedy to me, as | have used them
off and on for years. l have always
enjoyed fairly good health and
about the only thing that has made
me miserable has been kidney COM
plant, and backache. | finally got
DoaRs Kidney Pills at DR.. Stones
drug store and their use entirely
cured me. / am a firm believer In
the merit Of this remedy and am
pleased to recommend 1t whenever
an opportunity occurs.
The above statement was given
Jan. 81, 1906 and was confirmed on
Nov 80, 1909 by Mr. Hill. He said:
Since Doan's Kidney Pills cured
me of kidney and bladder complaint,
l have had no return attack"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24
A PATHETIC
FEATURE OF
HIS CRIME
HIS WIFE, HEART-BROKEN,
GIVES BIRTH TO LIFELESS
CHILD, BUT, DESPITE HER
sUFFERINGs, IS LOYAL TO
HER HUSBAND.
luElrnp rrrsg 1HAsnD wrnE.I

San Bernardino, Cal, Aug. "a
Praying almost constantly that death
may soon end her sufferlngs, Mrs. A..
w. McDayit, wife Of the dentist
charged with holding Miss Jessie Nc
Donald prisoner for IS months in
a room adjoining his office, today lies
on a cot in the county hospital with
little child just born resting by
her side. Hospital physicians say
that Mrs McDayit Is the victim Of a
broken heart, and hold out little
hope for her recovery.
Penniless and without food, Mrs.
McDayit was found moaning in her
bed by neighbors, who, alarmed by
the hearing Of little Harry McDavit's
sobbing, had gone to ascertain the
trouble. Mrs. McDavit was raving.
Hurried to a hospital, she soon be-
came the mother of a llfeless child.
From that time on she began to re-
gain her reason.
Despite the acuteness Of her suf-
ferlng, Mrs McDayit still remains
loyal to her husband and today re-
iterated her determination to stand
by him for the sake of the children.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24
NEWBERG
WILL FIGHT
THE FILING

When T. C. Hodson, acting mayor
of Newberg, appeared before State
Engineer Lewis yesterday and Of
fered to make a filing on the waters
Of Otis and Guard springs, which are
located a few miles from Nowberg,
and from which Newberg purposes
to obtain its water supply, he found
that V. D. Gordon had preceded him
by day, and made a filing on the
same springs.
The city purchased the land on
which the springs are located some
time ago, and has expended consid-
cradle money in getting the springs
into condition preparatory to laying
pipes to pipe the water to the city.
Hodson conends that Gordon must
have known of the equities of the
city in the springs, and he will con-
test his filing on that ground. Cor
don wants the springs for irrigation
purposes.
The matter has been referred to
the board of control, and a hearing
will be held soon.
The city of Nehalem is confronted
with a like situation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24
CLAIM LAWS
HAVE REDUCED
THE VALUES

Convinced that an application
made in the courts by the heirs Of
the R. D. Hume estate to have its
value reduced from S2S0,00O to
$3.50, 900 IS but a move to evade the
payment Of a good-sized inheritance
tax to the state, the state treasurer
has signiaed his intention Of resist
ing it.
The Hume estate cOnists Of a
large salmon cannery on Rogue river
The last legislature passed a law
making salmon fishing on this stream
unlawful. When the estate was ap-
praised and its value was placed at
S28O,000, and the heirs now contend
that the law passed by the legisla-
ture has decreased its value, and
wants the reduction made as above
set out.
The inheritance tax on the estate
as originally appraised is about
$4,000. Should the application for a
reduction of the value of the estate
be made the inheritance tax will be
reduced accordingly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24
COMMISSION
TO REGULATE
TAXATION

For the prupose OF revising in
many respects the states system OF
taxation, a tax commission appointed
by the last legislature and to which
all measures pertaining to taxation
were referred, convened today at the
capitol.
The measures passed on the sub
ject Of taxation by the last legisla-
ture and referred to the commission,
will operate as foundation for the
work The reference was made by
the legislature because of the fact
that by the county tax amendment
passed In 1910, the legislature can
not pass law relating to taxation
without first referring 1t to the peo-
pie The commission will frame
bills and will have them placed on
the ballot SO that the people may
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24
HUNTING A MAN
no HAND HIM MONEY

In order that he may return to
him the sum of $5S Secretary of
State Olcott would like to locate
Geo. H. Bailey
Bailey in January, 1903, forwarded
to the secretary of state articles of
incorporation for the Port Enamel
Brick & Construction company, and
there accompanied It check to COW
er the filing fees as he had estimated
them There was just $5S in excess
Of the filing fee and the secretary Of
state returned it, addressing the let
ter. to Bailey at the Oregon Hotel.
The letter was returned and since
then despite many efforts the secre-
tary has been unable to locate Bal
lev
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature to do Its work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith in its cura-
tive powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that It
falls to cure. Send for list OF testi-
monials.
Address F. ]. Cheney G. Co., To-
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipatlon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24

Ella:-Your distress is due to a
complication of ills due in a great
measure to poor circulation which
affects the delicate organs Of your
sex causing the usual abnormal
symptoms of pain, gripping, headache,
and soreness in the chest and under
the shoulder blades. Your weight is
20 pounds below normal and your
blood is in poor condition. Have
this prescription filled, and use regu-
larly for several months:
Virburnum Prunifolium l o., Tine
ture Cadomene Comp. 1 o., Comp.
Syrup Hypophosphites 6 ozs. Mix,
and take a teaspoonful every three
hours during the day, followed by a
glass Of water.
Also obtain 3-Grain Hypo-Nuclane
Tablets and take as per directions
accompanying sealed package.
Hard Worker:-The trouble with
your feet will require a long course
of treatment to correct, but by pa
tience and persistency the following
treatment will do it. This, also, will
relieve and cure tired, aching, sweaty
and calloused feet, as it is a local
tonic and stimulant to the muscles,
ligaments and cells: To a gallon of
hot water add a teaspoonful of vi
lane Powder and a teaspoonful OF
alum Immerse the feet Is to 20
minutes each night Then bathe the
feet in cold water and dry.
Catherine:-Y acute indigestion
accompanied by constipation, has
brought on rheumatism through NAL
assimilation or a constant absorption
of poisons which should have been
eliminated You must first regulate
your diet. Discontinue coffee and
tea Omit meat almost entirely;
also starches such as fresh bread
pastry and potatoes, except baked
Always eat less than your appetite
Graves. For the indigestion, take
Tablets Triopeptine; pink after
breakfast, white after dinner, blue
after supper. Also take one-half to !
teaspoonful of the following to cor
rect liver and bowels: FL. Ext. Man
drake 3 drams, Aromatic Fl. Cascara
1 o., Comp Essence Cardiol 1 o.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24
BEFORE THE RAILROAD
COMMISSION OF OREGON

In he matter Of Southern Pacific
Company and the Oregon and
California Railroad Company.
Investigation on commissions
own notion.
No. F-179. Notice.
To the above named Southern Pa
cilic company, a Kentucky corpora
tlon and the Oregon & California
Roalroad company, an Oregon cor
poratlon:
Whereas, The undersigned Rail-
road Commission of Oregon, has,
pursuant to the provisions of the
law, investigated the class and COM
modify rates imposed and charged by
the said Southern Pacific company
for the intrastate transportation Of
freight in carloads, or less than car
loads, between points upon the lines
Of railroad within the state of Ore
gon which distance, class and COM
modify rates are set forth in said
Southern Pacific company's Local.
Joint and Proportional Freight Tar
IN, No 233-B, o. r. C. No 455 and
supplements numbered "a and 35
thereto, and which are governed, ex-
cept as otherwise provided in the
said tariff No. 23S-B, by the Western
Classification No 46, o. r, c. No,
346, and its effective supplements
thereto and reissues thereof, filed by
said Southern Pacific company with
said Railroad Commission of Ore
gun.
And whereas, from the investiga-
tiou so made said Railroad ,Commis-
sion Of Oregon has determined that
sufficient grounds exist to warrant a
hearing being held to determine
whether the said distance, class or
commodity rates, or any or all of
them, applicable to the intrastate
transportation of freight in carloads
and less than carloads between the
points named in the stald tariff,
within the state Of Oregon, are in
any respect unjust, unreasonable or
uniuStly discrimINatory Notice Is
hereby given that on the Goth day Of
september, 1911, at the hour of II
O'Clock In the forenoon of said day,
at the office of the said Railroad
Commission of Oregon, in the capitol
at Salem, Oregon the said Railroad
Commission of Oregon viii proceed
to investigate the said distance
class and commodity rates and con-
slider and determine such matters
and make such order or orders as
may be proper in the premises, at
which time and place YOU will he en-
titled, II YOU so desire, to be present
and TO be heaid ON the matters 50
under Investigation.
T.e said hearing will be confined
to a consideration OF rates which
are purely local to the state Of Ore
gon, and wholly Oregon iutrastate,
Dated at Salem this 2lst day of
August 1911.
RAILROAD COMMISSION OF
OREGON.
BY c. h. Altchison,
Thos X Campbell,
Commissioners.
Attest Geo o. Goodall. Sec.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-24
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