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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-07
NAVY
RECRUITS.
OFFICERS ARRIVE III THIS
CITY FOR BUSINESS.
chanSs Ter .oung Men
Looking for Adventure.

Yesterday the members CT the re
cruiting party for the U. S. navy ar
rived IN this city end took uo quarters
st the court house. where the young
men CT this vicinity will have
chance to join one of Uncle Sans
best and most fascinating branches of
the national service
The members of the party consist
OF tie following gentlemen: Lieuicn-
ant c. R. Miller, DR.. F. G. Duncan,
chief Master at Arms. F. JCsephcn
Chief Woman, S, M. Katzer; Yeollan
ID class, H. S, Peters: Cockswain, j.
3. Leake; Hospital Apprentice, +. Z.
Bates and Chief Electrician, G. ,Iuhl-
''cIs.
The object Of the party is to secure
able bodied young men who ere will
ing to give their time and best 4udi;
ic;.iiCns to the navy. Many induce
meuts ale offered the young nei.. Is
the Vii not only see the. best part ii
the world, but they have a chance tc
work heir way up in the service anG
thus win an independence and a per
| tnaHent life position.
It is not every man or youth who
can join the navy. \ proper weigh
! and height is required, while the ap
| plicant must be able to read ana writ
| 10 ID,
! qualification is one CT the best in tn,
| line. Apprentices at is years Of 81.
| must be 4feet II inches in heicht an,
| weigh 50 pounds. The pay for the an
| prentice Is not heavy to start with
but as they show efficiency. the ranl
and pay is advanced. The apprentice
as he enters is ranked as third elias
and receives 50 per month The sec
ond year or second class the pay i
advanced TO S15 the third year to tn
first class and pay at SCI per month
The officers make a rigid examina
ion OF applicants and the result
that the navy beasts Of the finest So,
clnenS OF manhood. Carson has Dle1
ty OF young men who could fill the .;
| sitions. and under the new adyaric,
ment scheme. whereby the apprentic
has a chance to so to the top Of tn
ladder by study and application, theI
is no reason why a number Of your
men from this city should not joi
this branch Of the service. The of
GERS will hold the Office open in tn
+ city until next Saturday. From th
< ! city they Will spend a week in V.
:. ginia City and from there will go
: ! Reno, where a week will be devot,
q to the business Of adding recruits
d the service. The office in this city "
! open this morning
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-07

AGAIN
ICE j0SEFn5 SELECTED ON
TWElT:. BALLOT
Has Filled the Position With
Credit.

Yesterday another appointment was
made by enc Of the State Boards tia
mas set at rest considerable Speculat-
ion. Joe Josephs, was appointed tC
the State Orphans Home
1t required twelve ballots to finish
the business and when the tide turn
ed it was made unanimous, with Mr..
Josephs as the choice The Board
made no mistake
The Orphans Home has been in the
hands Of Mr. Josephs and his wife for
the past four years and during that
time the children have been well ia
ken care of. the institution well man
, aged and the entire affairs of this
| important branch Of the State gov
| eminent has been free from scandal.
lnthe selection for the SUperintenu
| ent Of the Orphans Home, there were
i number Of applicants, but as each
| member of the Board remained with
! his selection, the case for a timc
| seemed to be a ue-up. When the Beard
| centered on Mr.. Josephs, it certainly
| did wise thing, as his record in thc
| position should be the guarantee OF
the future comfort Of the unfortunate
in the State institution. Another item
that was probably considered, was The
rebuilding Of the Home, and as Mr.
| good suggestions in this importan1
matter, it is we'll that he was retained
Another fact is that he is not a nc7
man that is stepping into office. II,
knows ali Of the requirements Ct tn;
position and the general run Of tn,
business. He has made no mistakes !,
the administration Of his duties il
four years, and he has a better idC;
. OF the requirements at this time thai
he had when he entered upon his GU
ties, it is safe to state that the affair
at the Home will work even on
smoother plan than ever.
The selection is a good one and II
and Mrs. JOsephs will receive the col
| gratulatiOns Of many friends. The
:. work for the past four years has bee
. appreciated as the appointment {
q yesterday shows.
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A new
INDUSTRY,
FLOUR MILL PROPOSED FOR
THIS CITY.
Con.x. m, - be Held Req
ardinq Power,

There seems to be likelihood u
-four mill starting in this city st nc
distant date. Yesterday Mr.. Beck and |
son arrived in this city. Thcy were t. |
meet Mr. Fleisha cker who is at pros .
ent in Virginia City. Through being
detained on the Comstock the gentle
man failed to have the conference
which it is expected will take place
today.
Mr. Beck owns a flour mill near &c
noa The mill is as modern as nachi-
merry can make it, but the fact that
wheat has to be hauled to the valley
to the ground and then the produce
hauled OFT again, prevented profit
able business. Some time ago Mr..
Beck looked over this city with the ID
ca of placing a mill here. He found al
that time that power, steam, was too
expensive, and gave up the idea untii
the electric power was broUnsnt in.
In case satisfactory results Can be
made with the Electric company.
there is no doubt but that the mill viii
be brought to this city.
Carson City is as favorably located
as any Ct the cities in the Western
portion e the State for a -four mil.
There is a heavy home patronagc to
work with and a broad field surrO,,l-
ing that has to use, the staff Of life.
IN case the mill is brought here the
peol le CT this city should lend every
assistance The building of mil is
d liS item and one that rings q neN
industry to this city. CtTson has for
years sent its money to ether points
fer nearly every necessity of life. and
tho result is that thousands of dOi
lars 20 out of the county that wOulc
help maintain families and support
home industries, should the money
be expended on a home product.
Mr.. Beck is a sound business MAJ,
If he concludes that Carson is a pro
per field to locate his mill it Will b
as a business project. He has canvas
sea the SITUATION ana l. HcW SOIIlS u
the last point in the transaction. thl
IF power to drive the wheels OF h;
industry Carson, in this case, may b.
called upon to lend assistance, az
should il be asked. it >,nculd tie civtr
This community has shown a renew
ed activity for some time past and
few new industries. such as fol
mill, will help to sustain the all eat,
growing confidence that is now e
pressed in all lines Of business.
Carson needs flour and many tOi
Ct it, and if the people of this cit
show an inclination to patronize
home plant there is no doubt but til;
it Will be built. The result will b
known at the conference to be hel
today.
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GOLD STRIKES REPORTED.
Rush From Needles Almost Cep3pu.
Iates the Village.

SAN BERNARDINO, April A.
Needles is now deserted town. Yes
terday news was received of rich pla-
Ger gold struck in paying quantities
less than nine miles west of here.
Jasper Wood, former master mechanic
OF the Sante Fe. rode to the place to
investigate He returned, exhibiting q
handful of nuggests he had picked UP
in Sacramento Wash. He came back
only for pick. shovel and provisions
The excitement was contagious and
the rush to the new fields has taken
all of the men and most of the women
Gold was struck at depth of twelve
feet. Nuggests and coarse gold are
found in large quantities, and the
claims are held very high.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-07

a fire assortment Of clocks, watches,
diamonds, cut glass, silverWare and
all kinds of jewsiry at Believes old
reliable establishment, Carson City,
New. Mail orders solicited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-07
Rebekah Delegates.

The folding delegates rom Cat!tol
EeDei5ah Lodge Of this city, rave been
selected to attend the Genera, Assem-
bly, to be held in Reno .iune - and
18th
Mrs Louise Sadler Mrs. Ma
Woodbury., Mrs.. Marie i.csseT. Mrs.
Ce.Jude McClasFey. A.,s. Ma,oa~et
Fun long Mrs. Mary McCa1e, Mrs
i. IA Hawkins Mrs. E1,ALla peterson
az, 1einnold Sadier.
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An effort is being made to institute
a branch Of the Eagles in Virginia
City.
Three shifts of miners have beer
mt to work IN the Nevada Chief mine
near Wabuska.
Twenty-Five miners are employed IN
developing the Douglass copper mine
near Yerington.
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Rich Strike in Ne Plus Ultra.

News reached Eureka this week CT
an important strike recently made at
the Ne Plus Ultra mine, adjoining tne
Rocco T1c-c nr+alle property, near Ham
i,tcn. Charles Minoleti has had {
force OF men Wo-l-ing on the mine 2
winter and the nresent strike is SAT-
to JUSTLY tie iEiiast De1,atloas.-
Sentinel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-07

Supt. T. L. Oddie. of the Tonop2.
mines, is spending a few days in tn:
city.
Carl Young, well known in this city
was married at TonOpah to Miss Ha
tic Belle Muller.
1t is expected that change will be
effected in the telephone company
service in this city today. Roger Hel
denreich, the present night operator
will have charge of the lines and Miss
Lille Burk will succeed him as nigh,
operator.
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A Sudden Death.

~ S-.;;i-'S4~~-~ - -. -
Fred Hotalins yesterday receive
the sad and unexpected news Of tn
death of his sister, Mrs. J. D. Harmes
in San Francisco. California.
Mrs Tarme3 was formerly Miss LII
II Fota,inS, CT this city. No turtle.
particulars than that she lied Of hear
disease have been received in tn.
city.
Fred Hotaling and sistt.. Mrs jess.
Newman departed for San Francisc
on last evenings train to attend til,
funeral which will take place in Sal
Francisco.
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Easter Millinery.

Mrs. Morrison, OF Morrison and Fred
ricks, will be in this city on April 9th
and It'll, when the finest and most Sc
Iect line of spring and caster millinery
ever shown in this city will be placed
on sale at the residence of Mrs. j. P.
Sweeney. These goods will come direct
from the city, where the latest models
have been patterned. All grades and pri
ces vii be submitted to the ladies Of
this cil., who are respectfully invited
tc cGll and examine. The ladies make
{ speciality in adopting only the latest
creations il this line, SO that patrons
viii be assured of the latest that the
celebrated niilinc-s of the great city
are turning out. Don't forget the date
and place. April 6 and Z, at Mrs. ]. p,
Swcereys.
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wHAT TlME PROVES.

This thing OF being sick and looking
for a cure Is mighty serious busl.
ness. People are not given 90 Joking
even at the nrst symptom Of the ap
proach OF the grim destroyer They
do not want TO be the subjects OF ex
pertinent, but want medicine that has
a b.. the test OF years behind II. A
medicine that has been made and used
for 20 years gives assurance OF Ia
worth, and can be taken with n faith
that they have the very best cure the
world affords All this can be said
ABOUT DIR. Gums Improved Liver Pills
as a remedy for Elok-headache, dys
pepsia and Indigestion. II begins right
at the source % the trouble and re
moves the cause. We will send a
sample box OF these pills free. or a
full box on receipt OF Csc. Sold by all
druggists for 25c per box. or address
Dr. Bosanko Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale at DIR. Stones Drug Stores. 2
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Have Founded
Modern Utopia

A recent cable 20 the World from
Geneva. Switzerland. says: One hun
dred persons, thirty OF them women,
have settled at Asoona. on the Swiss
Italian frontier. intending TO found a
community modelled upon Sir Thomas
Moore's Utopia" The members are
TO have individual liberty Of action
and OF thought, but are pledged 10
live Ia the most frugal way. They are
yegetarians. their dress Is OF the
simplest character and no hats or
caps are worn. All belong 10 the ed
ucated classes. Their laws. they say,
are those OF nature. and they aeknow.
ledge no Others. Their sole amuse-
ment is music. by preference that Of
Wagner. whom they call natures mu'
slcIan.
The founder Of the colouy Is a Bel
gian. but among the members are
Swiss. Italians. French. Germans, Rus.
SLAMS and one South American. They
diner from the Tolstoyists 80 that
tBelr desire Is pot 70 help otherS. but
only 70 live q qulet, naturnl life away
from the world A committee y try
ing 10 Invent a language which viii
be their own.
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Asa syfdeaes of ths unusual character Of ths
Fulton COMPOUNDS that company does nos pub
llsh Or inVits tsstirnonisla sHcep' those report
lng rsooveriss IN kidnsy diasAses thAt have
reaohsd The chronic stage. ahesoo 70 - ineura-
BILE. Here Il an0tAsr rseovsry In . ease ineura-
Die till the adVent of ne Fulton csnpounda.
reported By Johns 4 Johnson. ne agents of NE
Fulton Compounds u Los oatoai
W. II. Frialsy, . resident Of Los oatos'
having chfonis kidnsy dissass (bfighfs Dis-
easel had, like everybody elss. ioond All treat
msnt futile. ITO commenced on Fslton's Renal
Compoaa6 IN February. leo. ana o. Deoemees
10 Of no salns year reported The total dis4p-
pearanos Of ths disease. He writes thet be hAs
eainsd aftssu pOuads IN ueiEht and - aGaia
sbls 70 % = good hard day'a vorE JOINS .
yohnson, ne Los 0atss druggisis, oonnrm ihis
roooyory and knou q several oihsr reooveries IL
s,uilar eases u ehronie hiansy di.eese ta 20
Cssos al 81 Hkich Hefe tncuraole ~ anf tnlns
siss knosa . draggists . a faila.ss: ne
loadirg draEsiat q sAnta ~ ~. ~ 10y ~ 49,.
s-.s "A Ne N .rlist stsaot. San EIanelsoo' W.
9 foaa - hss.slss eE6i'i n m.S.,s nss.'ss e:
forais druraisis al report spseine rocoysIles
in shronio kld1sy dissAbes shat we're positltely
incurabls ~ anything hnown e1espi We As.'o-
Drsbsg. rhsumafisn fFon ure seid, seut so
hlalisf iron bles 40 proofs ttat .1e h,oteg
are NOT performing tbeir f1nctionA Li.e ca.lr..is
-, fs~l lsnafid AZ niaarable. II rpur Ai4neI
fr01bis hAnre o. asn1 fnr fautniet- ~.
osatAgs Il reoortrias aeaEig ~ ~ fs.s 49,.
~ RrIrbtta = q HIaneF Dlte4ae1, ~ ~
Dlshstes. $50 JQtn J. Raleoa %. ~ y -
InFton sirodt daa franelaeo. sele 80 i,y..'l =
ssssts fsr - fslfsa cozpolre1 ~ kAaa o.
LM. hABgRLY.
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EIeetrIe company Interests.

supt Springer, OF the Salem Light.
Traction & Power Co.. was seen this
morning as 10 the charge that his com.
pany was Interested In the present
bicycle ordinance. Mr. Springer de-
nies this, and says:
"The first time Mr. Henry and my.
self appeared before the city council,
and before we knew soul IN tina,
body, there were petitions read ask
ing for the exclusion OF bicycles from
the sidewalks. wish 10 state most
emphatically that we have no inter
est In the question, one way or an
other We are asking for no legisla
ton on the wheel subject. and We are
not seeking 10 compel people to ride
on our car lines. We want to put
them In such good order that people
will want 10 ride because they can
travel with greater safety and speed
and comfort than In any other way,
We hope TO have the tracks all re
laid and the rolling stock so improved
that even the wheelmen will give up
their wheels. and travel on the cleo
trio cars. In rebuilding cars we are
making plans 10 put bicycle racks on
each end OF the car, so as to carry
cyclists and their wheels. when they
see fit 10 travel with us 20 any part
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19
suRE cunr EoR pILEa

itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching. this form. a. we'll a.
Blind. Bleeding OF Protrudlns Piles
are cured by DR.. Bo-san.ko's Pile Rem
sdy, stops itching and bleeding. Alb.
serbs tumors. soc a Jar az druggists,
or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write
me about your case. Dr. Boaanko
Philadelphia. Pa For sale AZ DT
stones drug stores.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19

For sale.--A lot Of good railing, could
be used In fitting up an Office. porch.
balcony or stairrail with balustcrs.
Journal Office. 6.1b.u
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For sale.-9O-acre farm In Marion
county. u mile OF sanltam river. In
good settlement Fivo-toom house,
barn and necessary outbulldinga,
Well watered with spring water at
the door. Ton acres OF fruit Of oil
kinds, principally winter apples. A
fine fruit and dairy farm. with lots
OF outrango; within y mile Of
railroad. school. church and busi'
ness town, with large monthly pay.
roll. This ia beautiful farm Of
good. black. productive land. and II
sold at once will take $4,000, with
half down. and tho balance from ?
to years. at per cent interest
Immediate possession For furthoT
information address J. u. Ray, Mil
City. Ore. 6.s'Sm'
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BICYCLE
ORDINANCE
CRITICISED
Would be Legislation
Binding on the New
Territory
Electric Car Company Dis.
claims all Interest in
the Proposed
Measure

The proposed bicycle ordinance Is
criticised as another illustration OF
legislation for the old city limits, that
will AFFECT all the territory of Great
er Salem when the new charter goes
into effect on October lst. The whole
subject, II is claimed, should be care.
fully considered from the standpoint
Of the needs of the people and tho
city, not within its present restricted
boundaries, but as the city viii be
when the suburbs all become part OF
the municipal territory. A city OF.
fcial who has given the matter a
good deal Of careful thought. says In
the meantime an officer should be ap.
pointed TO enforce the existing ordi.
nances for regulating wheelmen. and
give him half the fines recovered for
violations.
When bicycle paths are built they
should be on a general plan that viii
provide for the new as we'll az the old
or parts Of the city. The apparent
tendency TO legislate for the older
parts Of the city. that will. in time be
come binding on the new parts, Il
wrong In principle, and Is causing
much adverse comment The newer
parts OF the city are entitled to rep
reservation IN the city government
as soon as they become part thereof
and no legislation should be had un
tll they are part OF the city, In an!
matter in which they are vitality in
terested
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II you are troubled with Impure
blood, Indicated by sores. pimples
headache. etc. we would recommend
Aekers Blood Elixir, which we sell
under positive guarantee. II will al.
ways cure Scrofulous or Syphilltic
poisons and all blood diseases. 10
cts. and s1.00. ID. J. FRY. Druggist
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OF the city, where there Ia not good
wheeling. For our own protection.
we would rather see cyclists ride on
the walks. 40 feet from our tracks.
than on paths to be built alongside Of
us"
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FIVE FARMER FAILS

In health just as does The city-uian. and
he fails commonly from the same cause,
stomach trouble.D The farm is
wholesome place to live; the farmers
life IS a healthy life but no external ad-
vantages can overcome the effects Of
diseased stomach. When the stomach
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19

For sale.--Two galvanized iron tanks
one OF 700 gallons and one OF $500
gallons. Apply TO ]. w. Watt, Sa.
lem. Oregon. 6.i2-6t
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body with sound flesh and solid muscle,
VI used ten bottles Of pr Pierccs Golden
Medical Discovery aud several Walls OF his
Pleasant Pellets a year ago this spring. aud
have had no trouble with Indigestion since, .
writes Mt W T Thompson, of Townsend,
proadwater Co, Montaua "wotds fail 10 tell
how thankful I am for the relief. ns had sui.
fercd 20 much and u sccincd that the doctors
could DO me NO good l got down IN weight TO
one hundred aud twenty-five pounds aud was
not able 10 WORK ~ all Now I weigh nearly
one hundred ana sixty and can do days work
on The mru ] have recommended your mcdi
word TO say for pr. piercc and his medieinea.T
The sole motive for substitution Is to
permit the dealer to make the little more
profit paid by the sale OF less meritori.
Gus medicines. lie gains; you lose,
Therefore accept no substitute forv Golden
Medical Discovery"
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Horse for saIe.--A good riding or
driving 7-yearold mare. for sS5, II
taken soon. Inquire OF II. II. Tur
ner. attorney.Rt.law. 2sO CONNER
cial street. 6.13.Ste
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Wanted at onoe.--S0O0 strawberry
pickers at Hood River. Plenty Of
work. Good plckers can earn $3.50
n day. Take Regulator line steam
ers from Alder street wharf, Port
land, daily az n m. Fare for round
trip 5000. Children 800. b-20im
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and its allied
organs Of digcs
ton and nutri-
tion are dis
cased. the food
eaten is irnper.
fectly digcsted
and assiniiate,l,
and the conse-
quent loss of
nutrition results
in physical de
bility.
DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
diseases Of the
stomach and
other organs Of
digestion and
nutrition, aud
enables the per-
feet digestion
and assimilation
of food. 1t
builds up the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19

Rsmoval.-Ths Salem Carriage FAc'
tory, Werner Fonnell pFoprletor'
has moved fIom Commercial street
10 North Llberty. At the bridge
Can ana see the new place. and IN
specs the work done. Satisfaction
guarantoed. Werner Fenpel.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19

o. w. BEAN--PhyaieiAn and surgeon.
once over Fry's drug store. Calls
answedcr by day or night. Phone.
once. 1871; res. 1891 Main. b-62w'
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WHO KNOWS

When HIs Kidney Trouble Has
Fastened and Reached tho
Chronic staao7 II IL Has IL 10
Ineursbie by Anythine known
Except the Fulton Compounds.
We Are The Sole Agents.
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signs Of Renewed Activity

In the real estate world indicate IN
creasing building operations this
Spring. and prompt us 10 remind you
that our facilities for supplying hard
and soft wood. lumber. lath, shingles.
and other building materials are ex'
ceptionaily good. We will be pleased
to furnish estimates on contracts
large or small A car OF Mil Ciy
shingles received.
ooopALE LUMBER co.
Near 8. p. Pas Depot.
Phone esi.
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For sSIe.~FTes6 COW. registered Jer.
sey. Ave years old, fine mixer Call
at cas- State street 6-17-st
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FOR sale.-Full set Bctz Hot Air ap
paratus. Apply 10 W. @. Robbina
1b7 Court street. 0-2.u
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Eous sor setting a-Pure bred wtite
plymouth Rock and Black Minor
ca. The bsst layers known I. "A
Blundell. noFninsside, felephons
No, 2oss RED Ssou
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Wood Wanted.--l0O cords OF big ar,
or large second growth. also some
heavy oak. Send sealed proposals to
Hofer Bros, Journal Office u
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wauted.-Two or three hundred
cords Of old Ar or second-srowth
ar. To be delivered In three months.
Apply at once. Money advanced to
right parties. willamette Hotel.
e.t5-tf
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--ost.-one dark brown COW. muley,
with short tail; also one cream col
cred COW. both giving milk. Anyone
giving information OF them will be
suitably rewarded. Address Albert
Harper, Turner. route No. ?.
6-iB.at'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19

In one respect We viii not very soon
be IN Il. this little matter OF an cleo
trlc storm. cyclone. cloudburst. % tor
nado. salem Il slow ia having those
things
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-19

wanted.--A good dining rom girl at
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