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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-18
:. STATE !, News ).

Not a vacant house in Lakota ac-
cording to the Observer.
r. Weagant of Grafton. has sold a
$50 acre farm for $4,000.
Thorkal s.. Rue, a Barnes county
farmer, committed suicide by hanging.
Now Editor George B. Winship is
suggested for the mayoralty of Grand
Forks.
The Wahpeton Globe says a Grand
Forks man lost $500 at three card
monte.
James Ward was sentenced to three
years in the prenitentiary ait Minot for
horse stealing.
Boyd Mann of Forman went skating
and the ice broke with him. He sank
twice before rescued.
The Mannhaven Journal reports 120
loads of Mercer county wheat brought
into town one day last week.
Bert Goey fell from a load of wheat
at st. Thomas, the wagon passed over
him and he was crushed ito death.
William Harris, formerly of North
Dakota, committed suicide in a fash
ionable boarding house at Helena.
Large shipments of beer stems are
being made from wholesale centers to
North Dakota-purely for ornament.
Mandan advises the city administra-
ton to fix the sidewalks-or they'll
get a worse reputation than the Bis
marck walks.
Milton expects a creamery to be
opened there next spring, and the milk
of a thousand cows will be supplied
to the institution
Waldo Wilcox, formerly Northern
Pacific agent at Fargo, is dying in a
hospital of a peculiar skin disease,
similar to leprosy.
The 500 depot at Wishek burned to
the ground last week and the agent
and his wife had a marrow escape from
perishing in the flames.
At the Cass county term of, court
James Dillon was sentenced to- three
years, and a half in the penitentiary
for burglary and John O'Brien got a
year and a half for assault.
The Grand Forks P~laindealer has
discovered that a new slate has been
made by the Grand Forks hunters out
on the. Yellowstone and that Editor
| Winship is to oppose Jud LaMoure.
T. C. Baird and Charles Francis
have been held to district court at
Valley City, charged with participa-
ton in the recent bus hold-up.. The
men claim they had been working on
a farm and had nothing to do with
the robbery.
/ A Washington dispatch says "a sue
cessor will probably be named to
Agent Thomas at Fort Berthold as
soon as Senators Hansbrough and Nc
! Cumber and Representative Marshall
reach Washington and unite. on a
man.
John Caplis, the Bowdon man who
was shot by a Wells county farmer in
a saloon row, was taken to Brainerd
for treatment. The bullet lodged in
his head and the Bowdon doctor did
not want to take the responsibility Of
probing for it. Cap1is has not lost
conscientiousness since the shooting
and he does not want the other man
prosecuted.
Napoleon had a shooting scrape last
week. Richter was the shootist and
Conrad Valid the man at the wrong
end of the gun. Richter was full of
bad whiskey and went to Wald's place
to look for a team OF horses that had
strayed. He wound up by shooting
at Valid with a shot gun. but his aim
was poor. He then shot two windows
out of the house and then Valid
jumped him and gave him a good
threshing. Richter has been bound
over to the next term OF district court.
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DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR RENT.

DhoA2 AeooAo roie 1eH1i~A'
Desirable roomsfor rent in my block
on Main street. Steam heat, closets,
waterworks and electric lights. All
modern conveniences. Rates reason
able. Apply at once to \
GEORGE GUSSNER.
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WANTED.

To rent a ranch that will accommo-
date about 200 head of cattle. Adj
dress P. A. LILLE,
Alta Vista, Iowa.
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sG. A &.

Ion,as 4 MCPHERSON Post No.ss2, Depart
RANT nf Nortfr b Grand Army ofsthe;
Isennblic. meets every second and Fourth
1,hrrsdassIn each month At A Il. AAli.1
Bismarck, N.a4D.;sJ. Staley. ~ Colonel
Commanding Ss e. ~ Fierce. AdJu14asff
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= iTancred Commandery, knights TemplarI,
No. !. Meets third Thursday N seaGh
month: ut Masonic hall. Dakota Block.
r., {. Hpskins.. e. G: "a. T. Patterson,
Recorder. s., -, .- y -. tinrSS ~ II
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BlsIrnarck: Chapter, No. II, .. 3. Meets
f,rsfSiandt third Fridays In eaeh month 81
Masonic hall, Rakota9 Block. MaI aaca
ro+ary = - - T. t@S&, g.
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DEGREH OF HONOR.

cap,tal Lodge No. i6. Meets every sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays OF each montasat
man An the Baker block ARP.
~. Mrs Elizabeth &Laist, of Hs;SsMrs.
katherine Richie. Recorder. ssssas
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IGH OF PYTHIAs.

! St. Elmo Lodge. No. Meets eye1t
wednesday evening at Workmen hall
Baker Block. c. A. Johnson, g. w
3: Gorsuch, K. Of r. & g.. ; : ri ".
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WoMAN,sR i B

Maets. second and fourth Thuradayso f each
8 at G. r. hall Florence ware, i FTesf
sdens; Emma b, Fslconer, Secretary.
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When in Mandan have your photo
taken at Welch's Studio. Any kind
Of a picture you want.
PHOTOGRAPHERS WEIGH.
Mandan, N. D.
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ADVERTISED LIST.


List of letters remaining unclaimed
at the Bismarck postof1ce for the week
ending Nov. 16, 1901:
j., I. Adler, Z,
Marianolo Cascio,
A, e. Christian,
A. b. Corey,
Mrs. Mary Callahan, t3)
Minnie Davis,
Simon Coon,
William jackson,
Louis Lund, " - N.
Miss Nellie Lowell,
: James e. Mccormick,
Ole Olson,
A. J. Patterson, : TE
! Antonio Piccio,
Robert stebbins,
Helna. Yodngquist.
m calling for the above please say
advertised" and give the date Of this
list. Letters will be held 81 days be-
fore being sent to the dead letter Office.
AGATHA @. PATTERSON, p. NJ.
The ladies aid Of the First Baptist
church will meet at Mrs. Houtaling's
THURSDAY afternoon, Nov. 81. All
members requested to be present.
MRS. HARRIET WALLACE.
President.
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lNsUREWlTH Cd. EDlcK- -HEW:yoRK LIFE
SECRET i SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

! bismarck Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, No. 8
Meets first%Ennd third Mondays In each
month atGMasonic hall. A.. 7. Patterson,
M. w. F. Coehrane.| Secretary. ytg
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10. o. r.

Capital City Lodge No.a2--Meets every
sHrIday n #Workman hall ats8 o'clock p. ~.
Frank DonneIly, N G.,sHarry Lee Secretary.
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEoMEN.

& fratarrn ii insurance organization. Meets
hrst andfthird Thursdays of>each month in
a. AR: hall, Frank 3. Mason, F.is5 Harry
Lee, Correspondent. Tribune office, ~
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Statesmen

WANTED $ 8 $:a W !! IS; $; I'm ]! \;
take orders for, Nursery Stock. and are, willing
to pay we'll for good work. We, agree to IKE,
PLACE FREE. anything that dies from asuraAt
: We also have q choice line Of .sEED3PoTA-
TOES. Givensa trial. ,*t,h Is Z = =
THE HAWKsNURsERY COMPANY, =
4 y r. Milwaukee, Wis. ~ Il
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WAN Y J ] { n # e .l learn b$ aa}s a t;raSase' x; sep,
REQUIRED, board included, wages. Saturdays.
SIS. weekly paid graduates; Apply by mail.
Moler Barber Colleges aS2s FaInan st. Omaha
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COR sALE-One surry one Portland cutter;
4 new wolf robe, very fine zone stable; one
barn. Call at residencel of Mrs.$J. NJ. Bar
tholomew. =
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cALESMEN WANTED-Tos look after our
- interests in Burleigh and adjacent counties
Salary or commission. Address Harvey Oil Co..
Cleveland, Ohio. : ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., local and travelling;
wv salary or commission: Exclusive terri
tory. Brown Brothers Co., Rochester, N. Y.
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: r OsT-on November1tth, a small purse con
l. tanning money. Finder please leave at
this office and get reward. - ssf NJ!
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-. W%%TA.- - ~ Lfme .#f.-'4&- NN.H.~ft : : 80
ONE fCENTfA WORD COLUMN

4 IGNITE CoaLheater and burner for sale
~ Enquiretat3J ones', tin shop. TX
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-18

EOR RENT=A desirable sii9-rocml house, part
= ly furnished.AApply3t to Mrs. G:L I. Merrick,
Fourth street. ..sE5&$I .sS.&, .
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

yANosDAL., MACK Begin At s..
W. cor. of n 1 acre tract Of q.
a, buchanan bought from Jno.
Zlim,erlss. ,saapT, Sor,bs{v ,ibsg{ 3esnGe loo :,
tO point of beginning. thence
Enaterly 7G 1912 n. 20 ". line Of
said acre tract. NOrtherly, j3
M. Westerly on ". line of said /
acre tract. 76 1912 n. S0utherly
53 n. ~ beginning. Sec. -. T..
b, X. I W. y " IN acre .......,..
VAN gCOY, THOMAS Salem
Myers Add. Lots 10. Blk. 49,;
Ralem. Myers Add. Lots $40.
ll-l2 Ilk H.. -....-... ...-.......
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Mistake of the New Riveter.

A party OF six brnwny men were en-
gagged I'm an animated discussion at Me
KEGS Rocks II was noticed that i've
Index fingers were missing from the
gcsticulating hands Only one man
had all Of the tiugers he was born with
They're riypters from Schoenyille, %
sald muu who was asked They say
most OF the male children horn down
there now have the forpHUgcr missing
from thyir right hand The rivr,rrs at
the Pressed Steel Car shop wurk one
inside Of thr car and one outside The
man inside Shoves the riycts through
and the Wau outside swings thr ham
mcr They ARE paid hy the piece aud
they work fast OFTEN the rivet won Ill.,
and II the MAN inside of the car happens
tO he new az the work he sticks his tn.
ger through the hole 10 learn what is
wrong The man outside promptly
smashrS the tinger with his s.rdgr lie
doesn't du 10 pmp0sely hut hr works
So rapidly that be- can't trll hlacErn
ed finger from a rlvet lie never
knows hiS error until hr Sees the blood
squirting from the stump Of the hngpr
None Of the riyvtrrs has lost more than
one hnger in that way Pittsburg
News
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

ever the sample be taEen. On i1ge =
peak the relation OF oxygen to nitro.
gen and other constituents OF the at.
mosphere ls the same as at the level
OF the ocean The favorable effects
therefore OF a change Of air are not TO
be explained by any difference In the
proportion OF It's gaseous constituents
One important difference, however, ls
the meteorological one The air Of
high attitudes contains no microbes
and IL, In fact. sterile. while near the
ground uul son, TO feet above II
microbes P.a al .s1u.
In the ulr ot Chicago aud other
crowded places not only does the mi
crobe impurity Increase, but other Inn
purities. such as the products Of com.
bustion Of coal, accrue also. Several
investigators have found traces OF by
drogen and certain hydrocarbons in
the air. and especially In the air ~ pine.
oak and birch forests. II Is 10 those
bodies doubtless consisting Of traces
OF essential oils, TO which the curative
effects Of certain health resorts are
ascribed. Thus the locality Of a fir
forest Is said to give relief In diseases
Of the respiratory tract But all the
same, these traces Of essential oils and
aromatic products must be counted.
strictly speaking, as impurities, since
they are not apparently necessary con.
stltuents Of the air As recent analy-
SEES have shown. these bodies tend 20
disappear IN the mir as a higher att.
iude is reached until they disappear
RltOgether.-L Louisville Dispatch.
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the tailor
I'VE call pm hshhnlls." continued
the major as he fingered a chccEhu.
''but they needn't necessarily be-
fish. Make 'em Of beef, mutton, pork,
fowl. what y0n Will, but flavor 'em
with extract of fish and put 'em up In
fancy boxes. six to bCX. All the
cook has to 10 Is to set 'Gm In the oven
Tor three minutes rrlDre eating Five
cents ball. or sis for a quarter, and
| the profit Is % per cent. | figure that
wc viii have ten factories going In
side OF three months, DO you want
Iunythlng hottcr than this? Isn't this
| bread on the waters FOR the trust re-
posed In mc|'
Put cauc here ror Sli" almost
| !houtcd the creditor ns he saw himself
heing wound up
when this stock was Issued.
thought of you The first 100000 was
put up at 10 ccnts on the dollar,
wasn't satisfied to give you the vice
presidency wanted you TO make at
least $1,000 year ont 81 your dlyi.
dends. | did what ought To have
done for the best friend I have IN the
world. took that S1l owed you aud
used Il 10 secure your stock II wasn't
half enough but you can pay me the
balance ~ your leisure. Some time
after we get things started you car
hand me your check FOR H."
And you mean 10 say I'm owing
youF"
But donS worry about Il, my dear
man: don't worry lrs mere hea
bite Wien you draw your Hrst $1,000.
wen squaw mp so as 10 keep the books
straight Major CrorooI Is man who
returns confidence fur confidence. can
you he ready 10 takc your position In
two days
"Ry thunder buI this Is a game 70 do
mc up shouted the tailor as he
stamped around u great excitement
"ld like you to take an active inter
esi as soon as possible, as | may pro
mote three corurrrd pie company
next month hut you can have week
In which to sell your tailor shop and
get your haiI cut By the way. you'd
better look ont Tor horse and a car.
rlarr As ,icr president of the Unl.
versai FisllHll company youll be ex.
pectrd 90 sling on more or less style.
might - uul with YOU this afternoon
10 lo0A a. some diamonds for your
wife " you hI,' time As / said be.
fore, as to chan lu,h balance between
us. don't h'r % bu,hyr YOU"
"lhru ynu won't pay mrY'
THAT Is uhoul ail today" blnndly re
piled the malar 20, hr opened the door
and hnmgd Upnu h.~ creditor Three
days hrurr vr Wru uut uur drSt box OF
ilshhail, and they g1 t0 the president
Inside ot . week he Wlli telegraph us.
Nothing I.kr 'rm on the face of the
earth Syud ue cluoad' My dear
man. GoIcunh IS wiiNn our grasp.
I've lei you luio the biggest thing OF
the twcu1iyrh century. but | want no
thanks tor o. As am very busy this
morning
My Sll" shouted the tailor ms the
door closvd un huu
No answer
Major CrorooL you are an old dead
beat"
No answer
And ill star right here am Safur. I
day u'gh' 90 get sight % YOU aud punch .
your head"
Hul he didn't When a grayelfka al.
lenev had continued for I'VE miuutes
be- got discouraged and scunled bls
"a9 uV"n stalrs NJ QUAD
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agement, but the cold, selfish world
would not give II 60 me. You OF all
men were different. You made me
coat You demanded no pay In ad-
vance, You sent II TO me when done.
Don't you believe | appreciate this mo-
bility of soul on your partT
The bill-my SILL" replied the tailor
without any signs OF melting.
After months and months OF strug.
Cling against adversely the tide turn
ed" continued the major Il was a
pauper one day aud millionaire the
next. could pay $4,000 for 81.
remembered your little bill, but | had
an object In not rushing a check to
pay H. My heart was soft and tender
toward you. You had reposed conf
dence In me, and I wanted to reward
you"
THE bill must be paid today, major.
OF | will sue Tor H."
And the man who shows his conti-
deuce In the financial Integrity OF Ma
| ior Crofoot makes no mistake. could
have put you into any of the half dOz-
en- syudIcates I have promoted In the
last six mouths aud helped you TO
make n good thing of H. but those good
things were not good enough Tor the
man who had put faith In my honor
! waited 10 give him something better
aud today was going 20 send for
you"
~ don't believe H." was the hlunt
reply However. I'm here, aud want
| my money"
II was going O. send for you calmly
continucd the mulo "and tell YOU 20
sell out your business az once and at
a sacrifice and 20 be- ready In Two DAYS
/ TO take the Vice presidency 90 the Unl.
Nersal fi,hball company The salary
/ viii be Sl2ooO per year to begin ON.
aud ! have srcurrd son $1,000 worth
~ stock at ground noor prices. You
Know what a hshhall Is, OF cOursef
You know"
look he't. major" said the tailor
With disgust ON his facc 'yNi can't put
me 90 With NO hshbal business. Put
me Sll right down. or I'm suer'
-"you know that Hsuhall beats
any other sou ~ fool for breakfast.
The r'ch won't do without em. and the
poor viii 40 Without ice or mills 10 get
'rm MlN, sir, I would as soon thlns
I ot being without a hank account as
/ without ml uShholls aud / know YOU
I Woud s'i AVur shirt if uecrSsary 60
I SCI thvm "a Is 50 with an others In
Amrriu The dshhan is indigenous 10
tue United STATES and lts tru, home Is
hrnh hw With pu1prr rnsoura srment
We can work up taste Zoe 10 10 Eu.
ropv have alrrady arranged 90 seud
The fTiucr of Nabs du.en lu box.
and 20 wr rau oncv gel b'm % r,com.
uend 'vu' English orirrs win come
pouring in Ill Wv anr uu 'rm I'M
seud box 90 frauov aud another 20
Eefu'any. sud . loOk for che most
'"'"''h'" e'sults My dear s.r lei NE
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su,rhur Dtsinfee,ion

To diSmIr,t room with sulphur aft,
vr washing all the surfaces in the
room the doors, walls and ceilings.
hriug In "A w0shtuh containing few
Inches of water aud several bricks
Put the sulphur in an iron kettle and
place it on the bricks. Pour one pint
ut alcohol over the sulphur and set il
ou fire Every creyicc about the win.
d'Ws and doors should be- stuffed with
rags. thr room tightly closed and lelt
fur a day and night About five ounces
~ Sulph1r should be- used for every
hundrrd cubic feet After the - hours
have elapsed the floors and woodwork
should Dee washed with a solution of
carhollc acid aud then With soap ana
water
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

zAPF. NANCY-salem. Riverside
Add Lot 10. Blk. A.. zee. '.'''
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THE GRAND SCHEMER
HIS TAILOR CALLS ON HIM TO col
LEcT HIS LITTLE BILL

And Major Crofoot, Grateful For the
Credit Extended 60 Him. Takes the
Man of the shears Into the Univer-
sal FIshbaiI Company.
Copyright 1900. BY @. B. Lewial
When Major Crofoot reached his Of
fee the other morning, he found bis
tailor at the door. The tailor had been
there for an hour. He had bill In bis
hand and be was determined to present
Il in person. The major looked a bit
startled at sight Of the creditor he had
been dodglng for seven months, but In
a breath be pulled himself together,
extended his hand and heartily ex-
claimed:
"By George but this Is n curious CO
Incidence indeed Talk Of mental te-
legraphy, but your face was before me
as ! struck the first stalrg'
"Major Crofoot. I am here
"Yes, yes; you are here about little
bin. and am glad OF II. Come In and sit
down Do you know, that little bill of
Sii has worried me more than some Of
tEU,UDDs UhNt NbhueIth hhh NVh-
dered why you didn't present IT,"
But have mailed II to you about
20 tilnesw exclaimed the tailor.
"strange. strangel must see the
postal authorities about It at once"
And have sent II here by a boy at
least ten times"
"By bOyi And the boy never pre-
sented lt / wish you would get me
that boys name. A dozen different
times have been on the point Of send
irg you a check, but ! was afraid you
might take Il that | wanted to close
the account between us. | finally de-
cded TO walt until you dropped In"
"Well. | ann here" said the tailor,
"and now how about this blllY
Yes. you are here. aud | am sorry 20
see that look Of grim resolution on your
face. You were one Of my earliest
friends and creditors. When | called
on you and got measured for a new
coat, the world was against me. All |
wanted was little time and encour'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

u was told OF Daniel Webster thai
when he asked al Boston baberdash
ers one day for collar or "dickey'
The clerk iook critical look 40 his ems.
toner's neck and then said. We
haven't got your size. louu have tc
60 20 the next store around The corner
Tor &C. That was a harness makers
who made a speciality OF horse collars
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
MOUNTAIN AIR.
"h' H 10 More HealthfuI Than That
OF Lower Altitudrs

4 ne only reason why mountain air
Is healthier than low air is thar moun.
tain air Is cleaner than low air The
chemical eomPosition Of the atmos.
'''"r' dinsrs hut hJtie. IL AZ an wher.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

,,rili JADE. Il. ~ --feBin y. Z IS
E ~.~ W &tf cts freu
~. IA j. n. pesinie =. L.
fhtrr~ 81 q 1eE. y tnin.
81 81. ~ % ~ 81
60. p bsFnsi2f &c.. % sss
a ~. - arrss- .........
.s,,vr frf.r a. ~ --salems Engle-
-,,,f 40. I,oi "a. Hlk q n2.eui.
Fneiewood Al. 10 ~ -.
pnAFT n a. AND MAha -
- - rds. 8 - y. y egt q
~ = q u. ~ = - Sc
aE X - thence ".
eguthrriy a,snF .s 5sao - - Rosi
f-r,- wrher1a - ftaytDnt thencs
- w nee q cs. Road, ? rts.
- parae ilne betwten hne
t'.fueet IS. n. and ~
tbenre n slpuE said Anf Nl
rfs - teFlnrIrE. CpEiainlst
~ acres See ~ 7. = y.
Z acroas BeEin IN centfr -. - -.
nond from Mebama y
% 9, NJ essws.n ,s1ss. ", = Il.
to brnk III y. Furk ~ San tiafn
aver fheace ~ - said tsanse
iire 4 n beEfnnInr. Airo. begin
II N ~ u Where 20. Road from
maharna % Etayton cIosses
pr1rs une between Z. g. =.
~ and Z ". thence W. on 2.
Eee arff Read. ~ fts >. 20 low
~af.r nnrk of y bank n san
ram River, thence k.asierly,
rinno a1if ioW water marx. % ~
ffenre III - beNinninE te9ln
on W line N See ~ n. ~, X
where B line % Bottom
poad from Hiaytpn - henama
.-rrasaa Sec line thence =. along
a line ~ aah Road "a a. -
carnlief wifh sid Sec. liue, rD
n io low water marx On n. FORK
III nanfsam River. thence dgNn
saH low water uafk % aad Aec.
line. N. ou Hec. tine 100 n, more
81 laaa 10 beginuing. Sec. - II.
aE. D acre. Miii City. lot
Il NIX. 2. also, Begin ~ q.
from W. lire of SEC. is where :.
iine of VERY ~. ~ Mehama IN
ferrecrs aad Gee. lire; thence
Farferiy on aaid >. line. y n, :.
parallel with Sec. line, - r. .
low waller mark of ~ Fgrk n
Hanfiam River. thence down said
low wafer mark 90 point ~ y.
from said Sec line. themes y.
10 M 10 beginning ..... ..,.ts,..
PHETTfE. n. y N ~ ef
~. X " y. w. Y &c. l6 T. T.
*, y. 70 acres .s.,. ...,..'.......
PRICE. -..lsalem. feW PARK
pruH. MRS JOANNA- salem,
roitaee ~ Add. g. lW ~ or
lot b.... ...'.s's.' '''s'' -'''''''''.
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congrn tulate you I.pt us ,uaN, ""u,.-.
"Thcn YOU won't pay my billY" asked
the tailor
I'VE call pm hshhnlls" continued
the major as he fingered a chccEhu.
but they needn't necessarily be-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

salem. Geo. n. Jones ADD. y.
- lot B. Blk. u Salem. Geo. ia
WRIGHT, JOS. - y. saism' Lots e4
wRfgHT. H L--Woodburn, few
PARK Add. Lot B...............''..
Y
YATES. FRANK Begin g 2-g r1s
b of 81 So cor. Of Sec. a. p.
IS r "; thence y. - rlss
s. III ~ rds: s. % rds: w. ~ l-s
r1s 70 beginning. Containing q
ykTEs y fs5s'N NANCY A.-saien, Con-
dit's Add. Lots 2-3. Blk. 3....;... y
YOdit-NG. NATHAN-Nnl city, Lot 4,
T. Blk. l........ ...... ..'. .'..'''''
4
zApF. NANCY-salem. Riverside 90
Add. Lot 10. Blk. H.. zee. '''''
NOTICE
Tar pavers please take motive tnat
Costs are to s. added TO the above
sn,ounfs before settlement
Dated this 18th day y January; lsh.
r. ". DURBlNt
Sheriff Marion County ore.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

And Major Crofoot, Grateful FOR the
credit Extended 90 Him, Takes the
Man Of The shears Into the UniveF-
sal FIshbaII Company.