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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

NEEDED WAREHOUSES.-N a.
the busting season Ia soon to tie here
the question of warehouse accom-
modations is being discussed In the
business centers. There will be Il
heavy movement in freight on the
Willamette river this year. Salem
will be one ofthe distributing points,
and big lot of freight will be han
died here, and business men are de-
sirous to know what kind of storage.
room will be offered them for theii
goods. The warehouse accOmmoda-
tions have never been adequate for
the shipping interests of this city,
and since the flood OF last winter
they have been in worse condition
than before. The warehouse room
in the city now given to river traffic
is about sufficient 70 supply the de-
mand of some small river, where
one boat could And work. But on
the Willamette. where eight boats
will ply during the coming season,
there is nothing like a sufficient
storage room offered.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
Instruments Filed for Record at tn.
County Rerordrr's Offire.

Shertwine Wilson t@ w w
Wilson, lot 3 Of blk in
Riverside ad to Salem. 5 225
X = Boise ct al to Gus No
ren, 20 acres in Marion cuun-
~. l,l5O
AppOlonia Scharback to
Pete Scharback, ll5 acres. 2,5OU
III Culvar to a f Harris,2
acres IN Marion county. 200
| j n Setileniier aud wife to
J f. day, % Of an acre. $50
Adriana Lacliap-lle to
Amedy Lachapelle, IS acres. 200
Geo w Brailnier and wife
J ID Fain, y acres. 80
j NJ and + J Brown to w
II R-msen. .16 Of an acre. 500
Oregon Land Go tn Hiram
| Woodbury., lots Al. AZ and 43
IN Sunnysihe. $50
Cassil- L Barlow to VIM
Barlow, 500 acres. 2010
NJ V Rork to Mrs Anna w
Rork, parcel of land in blk II
in Salem. 1900
Wenzel Nickel to w w
Giesv, 3 acres 100
J b Thnluas Tuthill to Car
nline V Tulhill, lot 8 in blk
81 in Salem, also lots 7 and 8
in Salem, together with all
rights. etc, of Salem Gas
lighi Co ]
Il r RYAN and wife to l.
Bradford, lot 2 in blk 20 in
North Salem 200
\ West aud wife to G. w
Vance, Q acres. 100
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
observation-disclosures Never b.

PREsrIDIGITATEUR.- Never be-
fore in the history of our theatr
goers has there been such enthusi.
asm shown as that Of last evening
at the opera house. The attraction
was the Eddie Abbott combination
Our hest citizens were present. Tn.
combination il a very strong one.
The performance was a most credit
able one, pleasing In every sense,
clean, refined and from a moral
standpoint, there never WAS bet
ter presentation. The performance
o'ened with the youngest pIestidi.
gitateur In the world. Master Eddie
Abbott, who has no superior. His
manipulations Vt the various tricks
o his seniors make Hermann aud
Keller sink into insign ificsnce.--
Car. isle, PA DAILY Sentinel. This
Rem ,rkable play will be given at
Reed. oI er, hou,e Friday AID Sat-
urday nights. Res ,rved 'eats on
sail at T. McF. P4ilo1's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

GREAT COATS.-rh There are numer-
Gus stocks of good warm Overcoais
awaiting purchasers at Johnson,
BoOthby & Co.'s. Some Of them are
big enough to wrap a baby elephant
in, and OF the most en,icing patterns.
The English great coat, the Ameri-
,an dude coat, the double.breasied
rusller for everybody work or busi-
ness, are all found there in tropical
profusion and variety, at reduce d
urices.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
THREE TIMES MARRIED. The

THREE TIMES MARRIED. The
JOURNAL had an account If how q
man gained the affections ofa young
lady who lived near this city, aud
that the runior was current that this
san,e man, who went by the name
Of &. W, Wilkinson, had been mar
ried before. The Albany Democmt
quotes the JOURNAL aud concludes
with the following remarks which
throws little more light on the
subject: "rhe Democrat learns that
INSTEAD of once he had been mar
ried twice befure; but secured Il
divorce from his first wife. Our in
formant did not know ~ to No. =.
No. 3 is certainly unfortunate"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

LAND MARK DESTROYED The
large locust tree that has stood near
the northwest corner of the NJ. +.
church for 30 many years was cut
lnwn this afternoon. This tree has
.tN,d there so long IL seems like one
t the city's oldest landmarks was
being removed. One of our O!d
pioneers passing by and seeing the
workmsn cutting it dnwn. was
ieard To remark, 1.-The idea, they
IRE cutting down that old tree"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

A VALUABLE CARGo.--The clear.
ance papers of the German ship
r. nee Rckners show that she has
a cargo, the total value " witch l.
Sl92, 2,72S. A good portion Of tn.
cargo was loaded at this port. III.
vessel entered here from Portland
with 6.UO4 SACKS of wheat aud 26,.
lS6 hall sacks of fluur, the total valu,
f which is S7S,yl3. The cargo pu,
IN the vessel here is valued at $ll3,.
7Sj, and consisted of %, 70l Cases vi
salmon. aud {, ,562 sacks of wheat
Astorian.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS. -
Articles incorporating the Cosn,o.
, Titan Grnve No. |, United Ancient
)rier of Druds were filed with the
cretary of stale to-day, with y. s
Wight, Noble Arch; &. II. Clute,
Vice Arch, and J. w. Charlton
reasurer. The capital stock Of the
orporation is $1,000; the object is ia
Orm a fraternaI and benevolent
society for the aid and benefit Of its
members; place of business, Port
Land.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
Life is Misery.

To thousands of people who have
the taint Of rcrO:ula in their blDd
the agomies caused by tue dreadful
running sores and other Inanife.,a
lions of this dlsea.e are beyond ,ies
cription. There is no other renied,
equal to Hoods SArsaparill for scrof.
,iia, salt rneun and every form 0l
blood disease. 1t Is reasonably sure
o benefit all who give 1t fair trial
BE sure To get Hoods.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

Ladies' who desif. "A beautiful clear skin
FREQ from pimples. tolls, bio oichesand oi heI
eruptiIns, should commence at once Il
use DR.. Gums Imsroved Liv-r iili,
they will also remove that hease look
sbsit vO,ir ewes aud make them bright
and will cure head ache from whatever
ca use IL arises. iteiiieinber, you are only
required 10 lako one small pill at bedtime
which Il coated with pure sugar, and VII
nvt gripe or produce any unpiea. ant sen
ssii0n. bsOld at rs ssuts. sy oi'iill q stsi
NJ.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

Nor TILL NEXT WEDNESDAY,
The JOURNAL rpurter was led T.
make all ERRONEOUS statement yes
I~riay in regard to the wedding I"
Ralph 4. Moody, owing to tn
statement having been given out be
,ure that yesterday WAS the day f"I
hat happy event. The wedding
will not take place until next Wed
needay, November 18th. Ralph rui
ahead of his ticket in his district
while he is in q Democratic district
his election il thought to be assured.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

HOME FOR THE INsANE.-A. p.
Carr, of Turner, Was examined by
the county judge and Drs. Richard,
son and Rowland yesterday after
noon rs to his sanity, which result, d
in his being committed 10 the asy-
lum for the insane. Carr Is an old
soldier of the eos and il now about
sixty years old. He imagines some
one is Try ing I, do him harm. His
insanity was caused ny paralysis.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
.Astorian.

A NOTED LECT R.-Hon.
William Jackson Armstrong, the
brilliant and eloquent orator oi
Washington, ID. c., will appear il,
lie University chapel On next
tuesday evening. The subject foI
ls lecture will be "Italy and GAR.
aldi." Mr.. Armstrong is one o
.e most polished and entertainin.
speakers now travelling. He la,
,,ist returned from an extended hi,
hrnugh Europe, where he has lee
urd in all the leading cities
Everyone in Salem should make ,
,peciAl etfnrt to hear him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

NOVEMBER BLACBERRIES.- n.
English sent to the JOURNAL office
thursday morning, a sample of ripe
hl cki~rries just cut from the vine.
The branch of the vine sent had
four or five ripe berries and few
green ones on it. They We're of The
Evergreen variety, and grew in the
'pen air. While Oregonians are
picking ripe fruit, their Eastern
brothers are raking the snow drifts
from their doors.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

MARROW EsC..PE.-TIe IiOrse cal
driver who WIS almost touched by
the falling electric light wire on
State street Wednesday afternoon
had a narrow escape. The wire had
"A full charge Of electric power and
there would have been an electri-
ci.ed citizen in Oregon, without
any law for electrncution ever hav-
ing been passed in this state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
D.,es OF CsrAins K~ents.

Dasos OF Co~tag Events.
Friday and Saturday, Nov. ! anc
8. Eddie Abbott, boy magic,ani
Ree0'. opers hoase.
Tuesday, Nov. II, W. ]. Arm
strong's lecture. "Italy and Carl
baidi.'
Wednesday,, Nov. 12, Hearts o'
Oak" ut Reeds opera house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
rh- Home Truth ofa Foreign Proverb

The spanish have ~ proverb-deinasiad,
eSp,ligroso -'ioo much II dangerous" ali
brevtiy Is the N,ui of wit,' ihis means /
great deal. Exce.-es and other impru.
ieuccs In eating and drinking are produc
i've of one tremendous evil-the proyeni
orof many other. and these are among
he folltes 10 which this pithy spytn. hnt
iirect application. The evil 10 which We
,Iude IL ind gestion to the relief nnG cur,
4 which fI,>tetter'> Stomach Ritters ha
contribui cd more than any medicine which
,clen'e has si>eu to the American PEE apr,
ihi~ n,isorating stOmachican CORRECTIVE
- the means not only Of reforming "a disor
tered or eufeehled condition OF the diyes-
tive organs. but uf renewing healthy action
II the boweis and the liver Besides this
1t cOuntrrscis tendency to rheumatism
md Kidney COmIplAlnt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
Administrators Sal ;.

NOTICE " hereby given, that In Dursu
~ aDce Of an order of the County tOuri
~ the siaIe Of oregon f,r the County @
ar.On. made IN ne 3rd d y of Nav. Z, IS,nj
ln The matter Of the e tate of SAMUEL A
Keel, decea-ed, tha unde sigHed admins
Iratsr ~ said estate. VIII se I NJ publ.
suction " The highest bidder for cash
subject 10 confirmation by said Court. uI
saturday the bth day Oi December, l,iO, u
u o'clock n. m. at the west door Of In.
Court House Of said county, All the riuhi
titi., estate and Interest Uft he sid s,inup
a. Keel nt the time Of his death. in ana
the following described real proper
tOwtt: The north halfOf he N. r. 1larlei
and lnts No. AMI Q. II Section i3, i. 9 :
II. r. Of the WiiIamet meridian, In III
COun'y Of Marion, state Uf Oregon. co
tanning lil.b acres. NOR or les.. sayjn
ana excep'ink u small trict thsre,,f d.
scribed as follows, tO-wil: B,ginni' K AT
point In the center ~ the county rn,d
leading " from tn t0wn ~ Mehnnia .whrr
II crps.es the line between T. q = K,s.
and 2 Ea.t. Thence west 10 feet theme
south tpthe bant ~ the N.rih uinIiau
river, thence etf In the ai,0ve describe,
township line, thence north 10 tue nj ir
NJ begidning. J n. E.Kgw.
Adm'r"f he estate of samuel a. Keel.
decea, ed.
kslsu.. 0Is., Nov. 7, isOo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
MEANS BUSINESS.
A Chance For Salem to Secure q Val.
sable Manufacturing Estab.
lishmeut.

F.M. Hudson & Sons, of Blanches-
ter, Ohio, writes to the mayor of
this city, under date of Oct. -, 1890,
iuquiring what Inducements Salem
would offer manufacturing estab-
lisbment, should they conclude to
put one In here. The following L.
taken from the letter received IN this
city:
"Your city being centrally located
for shipping point, both in Oie-
gon, Washington and C"litornra, |
think it would be u good point Ia
establish manufacturing interes'. b..
Would YOUR city rtler any induce
ineut for an enterprise that would
build up the city? such an pstal'-
lishment ~ we would desire To build
would give employment 10 about
JOO hands aud would su,n cali ioi
,ther manufactures either 10y our
selves or other parties. We inten.
10 have n shop ID operation IN Oh,
# your cities 10y next June.
MIR. Williams seeing the opet.
.tyle in which this letter was wrlI
ten took the trouble To Look up u iii
l'ectury of manufacturing Interest u
he United States aud found tina.
he firm vi +. Nj. Hudson & Sons
we're u wealthy firm uf nigh stanu'
my, and garry ou au imineuse bus.
uess in the Last. They are manu-
tAclurers of school and chuch sur
lilies, charts, maps, desks, offic'
nd household furniture ami in fat
are general furniture manufacturers
such an establishment would be u
great value To Salem, or any uille,
.ity. Saleu should make AL etiUI
to secure this prize.
The lett,r seemed to have N
e.irnestuess about it that portray,,
1 meauins of business. Thes'
Gentlemen have not pumped a
some wild scheme. They have fir,
considered the location. They lia>'
endeavored To select place in th,
,rnter of this great Northwest c.':,st
and Salem seeins To have beel
selected as that point. Ever, it,
,iucemeut should lie thrown befur
,hem t. have them locate at Salem,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

If you have not caught onto the
newest of new novelties IN shues
better review the genial and ire
uressibly pleasant pioneer dealer
Klein, at his old stand On COmuIer
ciAl street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

New Cross WALK.-Street Com
missioner Graham is having a new
cross walk put in on the nor h side
"f High street at the Intersection of
State street,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

House holders will please remem
ber that large line of eastern rock
.rs, including latest patterns and il'
all styles aud prices. are to be seeIi
to-day at Buren's furniture store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

A new line of ladies' mufflers and
new pattern handkerchiefs opened
to-day, at Bridges & BJz1rths, State
street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

Miss Mary K. Steiner, teacher OIL
piano aud organ. Address 244
Twelfth street. II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

Iron frying pans only 8 and 10
cents at Crissman's S aud 10 cent
store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

Candy given away at the Great
Eastern Tea Co. with our special
.ale for one week only.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

No. 3l7 Commercial street. Free
candy. Best tea and coffees. Pure
species, Call. CT +. Tea Co.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

Butter, eggs and poultry at Nc
Courts feed store, OIL Court street
Ill If.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa.
per and Border, Artists Mn.
tprials. Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Gruss Seeds, Etc,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

Lamps with chimney and burner.
mly 25 cents at Crissnan's 8 aud ~
cent store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

Beamer's new harness shop has Il
three thousand dollar additional
stock on the way.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

Call aud SET on new branch store,
Great Il ,stern Tea Co. 3l7 Com'l
street. A bpx oi G ,ndv FREE.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
LOCAL MARKET.

Wheat, net 82l cents per bu.
Hons, active; d to 81 cents per ID
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

New arri aiS OI s,OcA re being
Rnpacked st Wn. Ssr. cant.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
GILBERT { PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

TAKE NOrICE.-We Wish all horses on
this place removed nv Uctuber Isl.
We are plOwiDg tho entire bottom land
and will have nOxrass. JS,L w. .GiLBEItr.
CheInawl Indian sSchOI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

DATRONlZE Home Industry, and liz.
/ Mountain Balm Cough cure, Grui
i,nteed 10 give relief or money refunded
Manufactured by n. II. cross, salem, Ore
yon. Smith d steiner sole agents fOr
salem. I-sdlm
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n)ork tOanlco.
Females

Females
4 LADY wrltire a CORD plain hand
n 81 she's envelopes 10 aafr.-s co., any
Ind OF copying o. Do al home. Aadfrss
Hal. i31 vt ,-tn--t.. 1t noor.
L. HPLElTNCiD g. noerlIhrr ln Gotta.
Il MelciIl and ltw. d. sims position -slIls
TO- Adl.r-s r. MiNGIoN. . W. litD-.t
OMrosIl or Dung iadf desire. 20
\ position VIA work at distributing .
h.st References. Addrc-, A., LoN io.
Ifibune Onice.
| ADY Of wears experience ia an Office
IL a. boohhccper CORRESPONDENT Sc, DE-
-iIrs similar go lt'Nn. ADtier, DILL
.'iN't. 3 We, i,th.-t.
- rlNOrKArnEE and typewriter Rem
y netruj. 70 young lady tfms low
q. H.. ~ Van Blrrn--t.. BROOKLYN.
- lINOGl.ArirK.-A young lady d..
typrvuler, SALARY moderate. Aair - NJ.
=. NJ, Mics Lambs. LIB hroaduny.
SrENOGl hPlfFK and TN pTWKlTIH
- Young girl as desires lection com
potent: n'dfinif silhlt. AdGlc-7 VI. L.,
- East 3rih-si.
SrENOGnArliER AID TYrEWflTrR.
y loung lady. stenoerlpher and type
- liter. d. Tres po ltiOn -.ll4l A.ud iI.t.
Aidrr-- lvj East broadway a. Gun
NlNGIiAM.
NOrNG LADY. thoroughly experienced
100 "fAc. work Of all kinds alec under
stands tho jewclfv business: nr-f. lass 20.
.i.nccs furnished. Address COMPETENT.
noN 20. Tribune ono.
" OrNG LADY. n rtepo~~rs-lng aD-
1 paarlncc aud good physique wishes
petition AZ figure In wholesale clotN or
suit house. Address A.. Box Tribune
once.
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Business Chanfes.

GOOD paying furniture, carpet ana ui, i
a pe,.skirc business fer sale established
% years 100 milf, iSn N NsSre. efS c. Oi
49, - New York
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for Sale.

OFFICE FURNITURE OF all kinds
~ rol.top. cylinder-top fat-top. standing
desks stools, chairs &c all second hand.
~ Wlilism-st. basement.
OTTO GAS ENGINE.-One horsepower.
~ new lat October can be seen running
~ applying TO RUSSELL FRASER. .42
Ccntic-st.
~ EWING MACHINES. ~ to SO: all
~ kinds payments rontcd exchanged /;
dress dI"png loiE.s, JJc. wtek. 20 9Th
ave.
- TEAM ENGINE. Go-horse-power. for
- sale. on would exchange. i. ii. D..
40 East 2Gth-st.
fIAKiN for debt must hr sold b. satisfy
1 claim pair solitaire diamond earrng~ !;
over caiats and perfect cost 800 sell
for $50 Address DEPUTY. Tribune
Office.
RtES.-rfuit shade and ornamental
4 tees. flow crinc shrubs. Iose~, grape
vines and small fruits :. nd stamp fol alta
logue. ". +. TIGER. LOck-h0N 49,. Pat
chogue. J.. l., y. \.
II FRIGHT CRAM almost Lew; cost
y $500, will seh 10 cash buyc. for SLID.
i32 We, ljth->f.. two ri-hf-. right, ing
Amess ball. Mrs. NEWMAN.
ST., 800, 900. oenHII E, 90 -~s sss
panofortc $50. DANIEL Il. BEATTY,
Washington, y. j.
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a ARDEN ER.-By married man; one III
VI family l. able to take entire charge
Of gentlcIaans place {: understands The cti0.-
Nst.On Of gardening IN all 10, branches
wife 90 a. dali ymad; is flrst-class butter
Laser. o. cooking please state terms. Al
dTes, NJ. c.. Box 81, Tribune Uptown Oibce,
| n4. NlnalMnY.
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"a A>lilNG.-ny re- ec'asle 'olorsd
Boz. .5.. s5c. Go1. ANNA hollVN. OH
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domestic Gllnallon5 tOanteo

bin iea
- rTLER.-Bv }0ung Swcd", speaks
ID German and Tuellsh. thoroughly under
sand. hl- business wants position ia pr
waite family . ,liy or country bust c4tf ref
crrnce,. Address 80 East 35th-,t
- UTLlK. n.lddle.a. eel Engllshman
- cts o. country % years cit reference.
Address &. H., 81 'hr!-tophsr-,t.
- rTLEK or WAlIEH.-By middle
II aeed single man. In private family !,
.uoI CIV reference. MM. ARMSTRONG,
1Nb 3d-aNr.. top Moor.
- UTLIH or WAITEl,.-Bg q COMPETENT
ID young man thoroughly posted 10 hurl-
nsr-. speaks French and Engil ia; City or
country best Of references. Addf'-s d. L.,
TrihuiIe Uptown once. 23s Broadway.
- rTLEK.-Bv ni4'-cllss colored butler in
ID private family : : years cit, reference.
call o. address elOKOE JACK SON 30
Last e5thst.. "a floor.
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il)ork n,anleo,

49, =
1lales.
A COMPETENT and experienced account.
~ ant. correspondent ana once man, OF
and references &. open for any no' ltion OF
trust in good house req INNS fciianl' man
Address &. .. Hos 20. Tribune Ciiice.
An EXPERiENt dOublr-cntry book
N keeper want, a ledger b. keep even nfs
and Satnidav afternoon. Address BOOK
KEEPER. Box 10 Tribune once.
A HIGHLY educated gentleman OF ~tand.
"A INK would take full charge ~ properly
and manage other household affair, 70 pr.
feet satisfaction. Address Box 20, 1923
3d-avc.
A RTIsT.-Pcn artist experienced IN
"A the class OF work required on dai!y o.
weekly paper, would Ike engagement Is
tret-class on portraits. cartoons and ON gen
ersl illustrauve work specimens sent Ad-
dress ARTIST. Tribune once.
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Dnslnrss ChGnres.

$1,000 r1 1cs o3G MAN midei To pun IN
t-tiratIOn invited. EUREKA. Tribune
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w fscturc OF silver. Plated hollow ware.
viii from $1,000 10 $40, 600, 10 Join adver-
tser IN purchasing and running the only
product can t.e sold 10 local Jobbcrs. al.
dress. with reference II. 4. JAY, 81 West
Washin 2ton-s;., Chicago.
w ANIED.--Gentleman OF means u take
w interest in young Well-known actress,
arranging 70 tour South America. Address
ACTRESS. 153 4th ave.
10 600 c saTs, i eSe, % s, I'd iS
D. WEISS & CO.. So Park Row.