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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
Die 0eutfde Spradre in Japan.

Die beutf6e Gprane in sSapan f9eint
tpenn fie feline Giidi4ritte maGt, bo4 uul
einen tobten Buntt gelangt gu ietn. Si
bon einem oSopaner reDigirte 3eitf9rif
,O1tuIien" tbeilt einen 8eri9t an ben In:
terri6tsmini1ter aus Der Sober bes II
9eut19lanb po6l6efannten Profefors 81.
robufi 8ato nit, Der frii6er LANCE Sabre
3eftor Der l1niDerfitGt 5u Sotio mar, uni
Der @ori9lGge CUR @erbeferung biefes gu.
ftanbes unter6reitet. &ato duBert ii9 ii
bieiem 8eri4t unter anpsrem folgenbsf'
maBen:
gSrobbem bic GrfenntniB, tpie not6tper=
big Die &enntniB Der Oeutfden SprG9e ait
Der l1niberiitdt lit, ii4 INNER me9r 8abr
bri9t unb troboem Der amtli4e 2ebrplar
Die Nustpabl apii9en ben beioen Sprafen
bas 6eiBt benz Gn9lh6en unb benz Seuta
7den f~reiitelt, pirb bod fait in alien Mtt:
teIi 9ulen Oes gan8en 2anbes nur i'm eng
lt1Gen unterri9tet, pG6renb bic gfldge bes
0eutT9en alein Der beut19en 8ereinsi9ul(
unb einieen anberen pribat9ultn i%iberldiz
fen bIeibt, O6ne baB it3 Semanb iiber bic
fen abnormen 3utanb fiimmert.
SnFolge beg l~1mitanbes, baB bic Mittslz
f6uGen 6ieGGiler our Grlernung beg @ngz
i 9en ~3tpingen, 1T es 10 melt getOmmen,
baB kbt6in, als betannt gemd6t purDe,
bab @9iler, bic f9on 9euti9 t%Onnten, in
bic @6t6etlung fir Deuti9e 2iteratur I'm
notwithstanding bes 9bmna ituma
aufgenommen tperben tpiirben, iiA Niemanh
gum @intritt melDete, neil es eben an fol-
diem @dittern gdn5li9 fe6lte.
9enno9 ioG in Der &onftren5 Der Ntite
telf 6uGoireftpren, bic fir3IiG getagt bat,
eine peitere 8eI9rdntung audi bieier elm
sigen @elegen6eit, Die ben Stu0iren0en Der
beuti6en @prade often ftebt, bei4lOfen
tporoen fem. Wenn man Die Sade bonn
qrpBen n~utiondlen @eIi4tspuntte aus be-
tra9tet, 10 muB man BON Dem @rlernen
elmer etn5tgen @pra9e fir unfer @oGt iibele
Solqen befiir9ten, benin bies pirb einen ie3r
einIeitigen unb .bs86al6 b09f bebenflf4sr
@inFfuB arf bic Stubirenben unh bamIt
auf bic qe1ammte Ratton ausii6en. SaruE1
1T es auG bonn neutrality-suspicious.
G~tanopunfte bic alIein ri9tige Metbooe,
baB man 5par einerIeits bas @nglii9e for
bert, aber anberer1eits audi bic &us6reitung
ber bsuti9sn, frun3Dff@en nnb anberen
Spra9en unterititBt.
-, So 1T ba6er 1elbtberitGnblt&, baB bic
S6rberung Der beutf4en Spra4e fir Die
nil If unb rationale G~nttpidelung
Sopuns unumgdn9li6 npt6peroig 1T. l1mz
ipme6r tit es gu beoauern, baB man benz
mob cine M6na6me beg Stubiums bte1ar
EGprdde fonIatirtn muB. Man muB baz
Der iene prDpiIortf4e 4usbilfsmetbObe, po'
nad* man erit @nglif4 ftuotrenoe S4iler
aufnimmt unb fs bann 0eutf9 lernen lGBt.
auf einen beitimmten Sermin bel4rdnten
uno bic Sadie 10 einri9ten, baB Die 8pmz
naIien in ben 8roptn8en uu4 Die 9eutf4
9tuotrenoen aufnebmen, tpie oies bdS erite
@Dmnafium in Sotio t6ut. @enn a6er
bic Ginfiibrung bieier Metbobe ni4t glei4
erfolgen fam, 10 nebme man in bic ieBt
befte6enben Mittelf9ulen @n9lti4 unb
9eut13 auf unb ii6erlafe es Der Srei6ett
Der @6aler, peG9e BON ben beioen Spraz
6An tie lernen polen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

fte0t, unb naA 8een0igung elmer ieben Sc
f8i9te Gpirb Elm Mitglieb Der @eielf4aft
6inausgei4tdt, Tim cine Der &er5en aus
aublaf len. Nen barm bas 2ops trtfft, bas
Iebte 2tht 8u I0f4en, Dem itebt bus penig
eripinibte @4idial bebOr, bic peri0nli9e
8etanntI9aft zines Settles ober d6nli9en
iiberirbtf6en @efens gu ma9en.
Sim Seitenitiid 81 bieier Site 1T bic
@etppbnbeit Der &naben, mG6renb bes Sd
ges auf benz 8egrdbnibplab Subnen %auf3uz
pflan5en, UNI it9 bann beg Ibenbs baz
Telbit gu %perfammeln uno ibre Mbenteuer
un0 @rlebnifIe aus3utauIden. I3ab ieber
@r5dblung muB fi4 elmer aus Der Mitte
Der Quuf9er aufnrahen, I'M aus Der umz
gebun9 cine Der 5laggen berbeiau6olen, tpas
ols Elm ni4t g~eringes 8ugniB angeIeben
piro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

nnterofft5ier (5u ben nelten gtez
fruten): LIMB merit Sud: Ni9ts fam
MIDI 10 beleioigen, alS tpenn man MIDI fir
eirten 8egetartaner bGlt!"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
HendElE Nil News

i,malI grain shat is up isloDkiny fine.
&. y. DotninicE will open up email
s.<>Gk II gnr5s ia nc sure house ~
c+n!jy yaca,cd by HE brO,hsr, Dir. +.
F5. Dominick.
III y. f5. Domibick snd family viii
move from ,b's scctioD " ,hcir pianta.
zion near Chappells, know az she
"WeIls" place. Enowden will he grea,-
ly missed down here.
Married on THURSDAY at the resi-
dence of Nr. Buckley, near Piney
W0pds church, Lexington county, Nr.
Trnest fUlmer, Of Newberry county,
md Miss Hattie Buckley, Of Lexington
comfy.
Vel, with this article, the writer
becomes "aD Old bachelor" in one
sense NJ the word II not in years, and
how proud he docs feel that he IL no.
the only old bachelor.
Hoping that one and all may have a
happy Christmas and a merry new
year, and that thc editor and his assist
acts may add many new names " his
list. IeOna.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
Notice to Creditors.

4 LLAND SINGULARTHE CRED.
II. itOrs oi X. l.. Mclaughlin, de.
ceased, arc hereby required 70 render
IN and establish their demands before
me on OATH, AS required by lar, on or
before the 2sth OF December, 1889.
w. y. HARDY,
Master.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
Notice W Final Settlement.

NpT;CH Is I5EKEBy GIVEN
~ s,ai W. .usEe Eus. ee:silsru.,:;
~ t,: "s-a.A. - I.ewls T.. i'e"tlot. u.
reEe'z3 . i4e f,rrRpe Cuyri toc New.
'':rrr rpruty. :. f.. ~ We6 nes0ar
;.e :.::c Ia! " Jaoutry. IF.J ii =
rc,prE /. u. ar1 vi i1o.ueo ste. !
toerea';e: apply tyr lev,ers dr. sso-y
81! pe'coce tar!rg "a ius ayain.i ~
ea.c ss.a:e MI! preheD; re ekue dyly
a:SeetEc % y: oetpce ttaI oaps. 40
;.ree ircebDd MI! pay )! 4: eaDe on q
3etpre ttal sag.
i-ETHEit NJ FfLLHRS.
LIt:! ar II ,he rktate y. LeTis 4
j'erkipE. ceceased.
D@ce u ytr lEic lGy2.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
IN Bankruptcy.

YIHO THK CREDITORS or JULIA
Il ID. Flynn, Of South Carolina, 10 the
cOun.y Of Eewbcrry, and District atore.
said, bankrupt, notice IL hereby given
that on the 18Th day Of December, A. D.,
Is99, the said julia d. Flynn was daily
adjudicated a bankrupt: aud that the
first meeting Of her creditors will be
held at the office OF the Referee In
bankruptcy for the District Of South
Carolina, and county OF Ne, berry, on
the 23th day OF December, 800, at ii
O'Clock In the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint trustee, examine
the bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come befors
the said meeting.
q II. III. WELCH,
Referee ia Bankiupty.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

DsWitDs Little Early I!isers purify the
blood, cleaD the liver, lnvIgOrats the
systen1. Famous little pills for coDstipa 4. t.
ton and liver trOubiFs. Roteneon d.
Glider,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
Notice TO the Public.

: <. ;''p-t.u - 1T ,~yuc. ". y:
vrtEt ~: !st-' ~ : ,sc ~ .:r.esz.srk
V?.i9 hc No: t.. ;'a'-eu.lt W.: Il, 10:
:: "1Gi -. w"'t 81 [ayt uEE; VIZ x
;HI .;4:-~' cHu;rv,&iIuL TIA. t,vr't,.:.rs
-: Ltr: no ~. I iht1' H.Z tayt u t
~ Sh1 'eIH'.tt baIDs. nYt .2cep.e:t.
,Jsc. =. ~. " 4 :: ~
t,uuu;! Srpe
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

FIHO THT CREDITORS OF DANIEL
L &. Flynn, Of South Csrolina, ia the
CD0n,y Ot Newberry. aud Die,rict
afore' aid, d bankrupt, notice is hereby
given that Oh the I3th day Of December,
4. D.. Iea9, the said Daniel &. Flynn
was duly a5jUdicated bankrupt; and
tha. the fret meeting Of his creditors
will be held 4, thG office Of the Referee
jn bankruptcy 70, the Dis,ric. Of South
Carolina, and cphnty Of Newberry, %
the 2:th day Of December, l9gy, at II
O'Clock ia the forenoon, AZ which time
the said creditors may attend, PROVE
their clains, appoinea q trustee. ezaloioe
The bankrupt, and uaneact srch other
busiDcss as may properly come before
the said meeting.
X. -. WEIGH,
Referee In BankrUptcy.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
Notice Of First Meciilg Of Creditors,

United States Of America, State Of
South Carolina, 10 the District Coprt
for the District OF South Carolina, in
Bankruptcy.
10 the matter Of Julia ID. Flynn, Bank
rDpt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

r.'reorr-.le ntss ruC apD.IIt' cI,:.IuC
aut t.uH1-rr sG'aIE- v'IIcI ressutitet i
It's teg.t u uIs - .t,e cUmDG:au.4
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
Notice Of TiSi. KeetiDg Of Creditors

IpiL.3 Siates u America, STATE ci
fs0uth Carplin :. 10 lbe Digt-ic, Cour,
FOR the Dlstrjc, Of South Caro,:aa 10
Bankrvptcy.
In the matter u Daniel &. FlyoD
Bankrupt.
Jn Bankrupry.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

and 4, Newberry untii February 2ctb,
after which time the Law REQ Uires a
penalty of % per cent. 70 he aided
All notcs and mortgages ard moneys
are taxable. and persons between the
ages of Il apd 10 years are liable ~ poll
iaz unless eIemp, by Law. The Law
ProYideg aIso for an incOme tax. On in
cores of S2.3D and upwards. No state
ment Of property hcnt 10 viii be re
ceiyed unless made on proper blank.
add sworn 10 by party making same.
w. 6. CItCMER, 4. y. c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

Wurk nbs Desr slHrisr pL .ne nuuJt
~: ['e,t-. Watt EzarlpiL1 i &te cl:y, u
LUJutuUyi-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

M0uldidgs, Lumber, I-aths and
Shingles. STUART BROS.
H. II. LEBLIg, Manager. tain
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

yhe 1y4"t cVusIuu. - rtsIJ. @nt
:1~;2tt IA .,'a'g su'I-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
AUDITORS Notice

7 Or A.; AUTHORIZED AGENT
J. will he at tie following pieces on
The days named. t0r the pgrpos.e OF
taking returns Of pereonal pro 2eriy for
The ve.r y
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

p pD"t'. -Lt'k-.
:. =, 3rN-N.
NeNutrrr :. e.. Dac. L., 5htt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19

May al the readers OF The Herald
and News have happy and a joy0us
Christmas, They can help rs have
such q one by many Of them paying
their subscription this week, for that
would enable us 70 contribute 70 the
happiness OF some one else.
... j.. II. a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12
COTTAGE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Geo. w. Strong, c. +. Knowlton,
Portland Alex G. Blair, Los Angeles,
q. h. Humphill, Oakland, Cal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12
Stearns 49,. SIS.
An Important Cut.

We have just received some rather
cheerful news from the Stearns Co.,
They are now putting up a 90 wheel
brand new In every way, with all the
new . parts, handle bars, pedals, rims,
spokes, cranks, etc, etc, 10 sell at the
extremely popular price Of f35. II
can't even be called a '0S improved, ~
for it's a bran new wheel from end u
end, the only similarity being in the
shape of the real stays which are mod
eled after last seasons handsome lines
We will have these wheels in the house
We think on Monday, next, in both la.
dies and gents black and yellow, These
prices talk. Place your orders now.
In connection with this we have some
very interesting prices on the regular
90 model now in stock; drop in. Wen
surprise you.
SECOND HAND WHEELS.
Well Yes! Doing business too. Sold
five the last two days. Maybe w can
do you good.
L. A. WIGGTNs,
No. 307 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12

upon the idea that II is loose or indiffer-
ent 20 the statutes, mandates and ordi
nances, under which IL has it's being.
The realization that any Of the laws
are unjust and burdensome, points out
a new and imperious duty TO the Union
and every soul within its influence,
namely, TO become lawmakers (instead
Of law breakers) in the sense that al
molders Of healthy, legitimate public
opinion, are lawmakers.
The only way to gain redress for a le.
gal invasion Of public or private righte,
lies in the amendment or repeal of the
statute complained Of, and 10 the &C.
complishment of this end, every Union
and Unionist should address itself and
himself, with an energy commensurate
with the value and Importance OF the
task.
To do this heartily and wisely, the
membership should keep in constant
touch with every public question and
man, and 80 equip itself with an init
mate knowledge Of popular affairs, that
there need be no precious time wasted
when the critical time arrives for the
Union and its people 10 do their precon.
ceived duty at the ballot box.
Judge Judah's address was warmly
received and is spoken Of In the highest
terms by those who listened to It.
The committee previously appointed
reported a constitution and bylaws
which were adopted. Meeting nights
we're fixed on the second and fourth
Tuesdays OF each month In Popular hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12
California Factory
N ROSA, CAL.

SAN - HOOA, SAL.
Gents French Cali Shoes 81; worth
81.
Gents Fine Cali Shoes 1925 worth
$3.50.
Boys School Shoes 81; worth ~.
Children's School Shoes soc; worth
81 rs.
Mems and Ladies' Carpet Slippers 25c ;
worth SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12
New Enternriae.

The Boston Shoe Company will open
with a new stock Of shoes and general
footwear next Tuesday ut 30S CONNER
cial, street near the post office. The
company IN interested in the Santa
Rosa factory and in another ut Lynn,
Mass, and will offer a large stock,
which the manager declares win be sold
Mt figures that cannot be beaten and are
seldom approached. The stock il being
placed now. Il will be opened TO the
public Tuesday May 10, nj 10 a. III.
when all can see the opportunities 10
get good footwear cheap.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12

Hon. Geo. T.. Topping, Of Bandon
representative In the Legislature from
Coos county, was In the city this fore
noon and reports the business Of hii
portion Of the state In a cheering condi.
ton Of prosperity this spring. Mr.
Topping was a delegate from his lodg,
% the grand lodge Of Forestors re-
Gently In session at Oregon City and wac
also elected representative 10 the su'
preme lodge. He stopped OH Ia Salem
To nay the Salem Iron Works for n set
Of fire. hydrants purchased by the city
OF Bandon, which he slys are highly
satisfactory In every way,
Miss Anna Haas, a nurse In ~. Vim
cents Hospital, Portland, the past sew.
cral months, IN visiting her mother aud
other members Of the family In South
Salem, and will remain several days,
Her sister, Miss Marguerite. who has
been III the past two weeks, IN now re-
covering.
j. Yeakel, Of Portland has been u sa-
lem visitor for several days, coming
down to attend the burial Of his wife
who wa an inmate at the Asylum and
died ON the Sth inst, hut arrived too
late 10 see her, the burial having
taken place.
Elmer Irving Webb wal brought to
the asylum from Baker county yester-
day. lie was brought here by the
sheriff and one guard. The young man
h 20 years Of age. The cost Of bringing
him here h tlO6.SS.
A large consignment Of dressed NUT
ton was shipped to Franklin Market,
Portland this morning, via Pomona
from Brown X Son and West 4 Matthes
Of this city.
Mrs. j. j. Thurman Of Aberdeen,
Wash, came up on the boat and took
the local train TO visit her mother Mrs.
Woman at Kingston.
y. M. Wallace went Ia Sidney last
evening Ia lock after his elevator and
mill interests there. lie returned today,
Mrs. c. II. Rateman, of Mt. Tabor, h
10 arrive this evening for u weeks visit
with Mrs. Frank Hoier.
A. Y. McGrego, left ON the morning
boa for Portland, after a weeks visit
with Rev. Irwin,
Miss Edith Hawk, an University stu.
dent, went home today 10 jefferson
for a visit.
Chris. paulus wont Ia WOodbum,
where he Is completing arrangements Ia
open a saloon.
The river stood at \ feet above low
water mark today aud 10 slowly rising
w. W. Hepburn left to-day ON a land
locating trip 10 the Alsea Hay country.
rhos. Liyesly, the dashing young hop
buyer, left Tor Seattle this morning.
Allie Baker went 10 Portland, bound
for points la Eastern Washington,
r.. Remington left this morning for
Tor a visit with friends,
Ellis Puryino left ON the early train
Arlington, Eastern Oregon,
Mrs. u. l.. Frazier, OF Independence,
a Salon visitor today,
&. NJ. Wade. agent Tor accidental life
Insurance Is la the city,
Mrs. VIM. Staiger returned to-day
rom an Albany visit,
James Gordon came la from Silverton
paving taxes ctc,
Miss Carrie Paine went 10 Portland on
he early train.
Rev q, W. Grannis graced the city
yesterday,
Jos nchenor has gone 10 Portland
oT a visit.
A. n. Finley left for Fairfield this
morning,
g. A, Law came down from sidney
oday,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12
Eastern Factory
LYNN. MASS.

Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes 90;
worth a.. ~
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes tl.2S;
worth $3.50.
Ladies' Fine Kid Ties 75c; worth
81 so.
Misses School Shoes 75c; worth Sl.5O.
Babies Shoes 25c, SOC and 75c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12
Sundries

ni0 Inns
PklCgs BOTTOM
sgg 0VR p0LLAR LAMP
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12

Tomorrow is in the last day
Of Holverson's Big Dress Goods
sale. II will be the biggest sale
day Of the week, If you don't
want a bargain, don't attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mrs. Clyde Raabe returned to Port
land this.morning.
j.. \. smith, OF Independence, was
Salem visitor yesterday.
RIA. Miller, OF Portland was yestcr
dayscommisaiOned a notary.
A. Miss LIN. Good returned from a wish
AZ oregon.City last evening,
Mrs. Chas. wilkins returned to'Inde.
pendence, via Pomona, last evening.
John. Aplitz came up from Portland
last evening 10 visit, with iriendsl al
Liberty. 60 WNt1
l.. J. Snoden, whoIhas been Iholdinp
cases az the state house. left this morn.
ingAior New York. 49,
Cora Bell, agcd3l years died at the
asylum yesterday having been confined
there over three years.
Miss Jessie NJ. Creighton, stonogra.
pher at the state house, returned from a
visit with friends la Portland.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. q. Gile went 10 In.
dependence via steamer Ruth last even
ing 10 be gone some time Waiting friends,
Miss LILLIAN Alderman, one OF the
teachers az the Lipdmnde school h
home for the summer with her parents,
Meidames perciyal and Fryer re-
turued 10 Independence on the Pomona
last evening, after a days visit la sa-
lem.
The adiutant. general has filed 4 claim
Cor Julian McFadden, one Of the rejected
boys for tlb. He II a resident of Cor.
wallis. 49,
1heI Oregon wholesale = nursery
shippedJn a large consignment OF ever.
green's and other shrubbry from Oswego,
Or, this week.
Walter Warren IL a young pr0fes.
al0nal tramp Who has been hanging
ar0uud town Tor several days. lilo Is at
home when az Portland.
Mrs. Ellen Robertson, al Indepon-
denoe, who has been 10 Turner 10 attend
the funeral Of a relative, returned On the
steamer Ruth last evening.
Miss Emma SCHNEIDER returned FINN
Portland last evening via Ruth, having
visited there with friends. also spending
several days with Misses Clara and
Katie henneman al milwaukee,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12

We are selling just little biz tne
incest ladies' shoe you ever bought
Tor anywheres near our price, at
saT5.
LISA hand turn Wei, flexible as
shey're made, aud good as gold. In
all the dosens II them we've sold
there's not been a nickle's worth oi
repair necessary. Come and Try one.
The mons drcssy vicis at $3.50 sees
and $3.50 cost you not less than 10
per cent more regularly, Come and
. II we'ro not right
Mems new crash hats, soft crush
hats, and bike caps Come and see.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIvALs.

l.. W. Williams, Newport; T.. Palmer,
Dayton IL. +. Parkhurst, City; IL. c.,
Sahlstrum, III. Thanhausar, Sam s..
Goldsmith, Portland j. b. Hicks, c..
w. Ransom, San Francisco; Jno. f.,
Moore, New York s.. A. Chase, James
Vile, Wis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12
SALEM HOTEL ARRIVALS.

j. o. Estes, +. Senders, Salem; John
Manning, John Witron, Portland G. II.
O'Brien, Chicago; NJ. Manasse, Coshoc-
ton l.. j. Stanton, Minneapolis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12

WANTEn-At once. Roy "a tend baths
at Mills barber shop. On Saturdays
and sundays. A-lS,St
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12
Certain Of Enjoyment.

Those who smoke Little Champion
cigars made at Salem by A. Huckc'
stein have an enjoyable smoke.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12
DEAD.

GIESY.-At the home in Aurora, May
II, 1900, Nesta, the 7-year-old daugh-
ter Of DIR. and Mrs. w. w. Giesy, from
the result OF an operation performed
Tor appendicitis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-12

NANTEn,-Girl 10 do general house.
work. Inquire az 500 Court street 10 n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14

~beautiidl sas|
eduled 10 ~
|qbruary D. =;
an sleeping VI
the parBlna,@
theIspient,dr II
an Juan,bDsl
~ raD. Sa'
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parties WI m,aIs|
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cago. n
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14

Found-A ladies silk mitton with bow
on back, owner will find it at this office.
W. W. Holcomb representing Over.
Bros. st. Paul, was in Webster ~yester-
day. ''
Cash aud the highest market price
paid for hidesa and fur Ole A]mundson.
Station agen t Noble of Bristol WINS .
webster FlsIto between trans yester-
day.
The correct Christmas Gift. Ehupv
and silver novelties at Ross the Jew eIpr
The State Board OF Health has decid.
ed to strictly enforce the vaccination
law.
Fry Hess prefume the finest that
aver came to the city NJ. A. Thul sells it.
DR.. Harris has removed his office TO
the rooms in the rear OF Ross Drug
Store.
Rooms For Rent-inquire at the North
western Portrait Gallery Webs er s. d.
Congressman Burke has endorsed DR.
Carl +. Haish, for pension examiner in
Webster.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
Up.

Up.
SEES Of the uHd4
50 about Nov a
| NO years old, u
have same BY pos
'Ing charges
Lars EyetsOa
lOunsberry 81
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Rates.

md New Year. ID
1t. P. R. w. ri
% all points win
are and one-fib
3, II. %, 80 "a
with final reinl
ling Jan, gndl@
Bradley. AgrHt