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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-08-28

Fish isn't good brain food unless il
has something to assimiIate with.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-08-28
SOME FOURLI liners
FOR BREAKFAST.
Little Tales Cut Short in
Hurry.
HAND MIRROR OF EVENTS HERE

Happenings in The City and Suburbs
of Local Interest to Be Permsed at
Leisure While Your Coffee is Slowly
Cooling.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-08-28

Always use the same size cup in
measuring everything for the article
you are making.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-08-28

Ask Your Dealer For Allen Foot
Ease,
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ATTENTION
GARDENERS /!

Now is the time to plant
Turnip and Ruta Baga
Seed. We have all the
standard varieties, and
the tried novelties, and
they are all Fresh, for we
have Landretb's word
that they were gathered
III spring of 1908.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-08-28

G. "a - TT % 7TA.
Bears the 1Iha Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature si &<HNgzZx
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8.8 to Sept. LIST
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Janice Meredith"

Pretty Miss Lillian Kembis portrayed
tha yisarioua Ianfe- Meredith. raai
IseiccMtcr Fufd' hsrolns. In . pisartnE
manner At The Seattle thsassr last
might The Whole story % war tn
tftEus and low -as effectively de-
piatrd BY the Ssiii Moreace company.
u HhIeh Mas ksmhis u a fnsfHier.
The play and tho story are well
kuown o. thsatsr Eosfa and frun the
liberal applause Kiyra last nights pro-
ductipn. u would seem that an those
present enjoyed Errafig tho prssensa-
iiun % lt b. the Selli-Mproacn Gem
pauY.
This enthusiasm - tho Sunday nixh,
audience ruach~d fts highest pifch AZ
the rnd q the third act whsn tha
company had 60 answer % five curtain
calia
Tho part II Janlre. the wtnsoms
coqurtfa. - p.rhau. hsttsr suited -
Misa Esfnt,lr than any part IN Whteh
she has Ssen asen In Seattle. William
~. Cofbrtt portrayed the part q tho
hona servant. Charles the revoiutien.
AIRY hero. Who woaed and won the fair
Janice Joseph Daley made The part
- Colonel Hahl the drunken Hessizu
commander. a feature II tho play.
The msudiin happiness u thu old sai-
disr on Christmas nixht was dspictesi
IN the NEST material manner. Mas
Kathleen Gilman pfcaenta quito n
pretty TabithA. while Phss. AcAllia-
ter In natural IN the part 81 Mrs. Mer-
edith. H - Dfuffi.id waa seen "A
Squire Meredith.
Janice Msreaith gill be seen IT ths
Seattle th~ater tonight. Tuesday ard
wednesday nights. and at q New
Years matinee Tha Esiii-Nsroseu
company utii present "A Royal Fam
tiy" Thursday. FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
nights and At Saturday matinee.
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ard breathe as we'll
And this the simple fox of Drum
tnrhtY do wheu portrayed by that
sterling oii actor. ]. n. 2toddart
and his splendid supporting CON-
p8ny. who opened = holiday week
engagement At the Grand last night.
f'roFn Reuben Far. Whoas quaint
comedy wurk IA simply perfect. down
70 the little children who complete
the cast. Mr.. AtoJdafts company II
almost flaNie
The Bonnie Hrier Bush" which
telia the old. Old story of a stern
father whose duty 10 his God. until
alfssst ton late 60 mend matters. out
weighs his love for the daughter
= HON h~ believes 90 have dishon
Ord hits name and made herself as
tho womcn % Babylon" 10 familiar
10 Seattle people. even these who
have not read the novel. having been
presented here iaat season BY Mr.
aioddart
The crowded hoUHr. which wept
and laughed BY turns last night
proves that neither the actor nor the
play have lost popularity. AZ tach-
ian Campbell. the rigid, old Scotch
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SEVERED HIS
WINDPlPE
Especial TO The start
BUT LITTLE CAN BE LEARNED
OF TROUBLE RESULTING IN
SHOOTING AT mARYsvtLLE

EvERETT. Dec ss.--Sheriff
Brewer returned from Meryaville
yesterday afternoon with William
Nafson. who shot Joseph Carlson.
the eaiosnkeeper af MaryHyillr. sat
urday evening. Carlson lies on a bed
ln the room where he wae shot. A
bullet from N=cailbre revolver
passed clear through his neck. enter
Ing at n point beneath the chin. and
cutting the windpipr In ita course. IL
passed out at a point just below his
left ear. Carlson {. unable 60 speak.
but acts as " ne r~cpsnited those
about him. Matson will Dot talk. er-
cept 20 express the wish that Carlson
may recover. at least sufficiently 70
speak.
No one but Carlson and Mateon
we're in the room when the shooting
occurred. and but little N known Of
the trouble preceding the attempt on
Carison's life.
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Hello. Bill"

Hello Bfil" a farce comedy which
opened az tho Third Avenue theatsr
yesterday afternoon for a weeks en-.
EaEemsnt n 80 fun of fun ana Inn
possible situations. that even the moet
pcssimistic OF mortsls could not help
laughing.
Tho music which H. introduced n the
play n lively. and frutn the time the
curtain goes up on the first act until
Il comes down at the grand finale
there is not q moment when the piece
draRs Tho company II good and each
member seems TO enter into tho spirit
OF run which peryaaeH Hello Btil E.
Those who play leading character
parts we're John Daily Murphy. kath-
ryn Vincent. Pauline Ificklcf, Frank
M0ystyn Kelly and Arthur Cogfiper.
Philip Sheffield sings some pretty love
songs.
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case. purand. president cf the spe-
ct4i commission. il a starch Catholic
and Conservative. Alphandcry II a
Jew and related by marriage O.
preyfuS. Mar1gnan IL Liberal ard
a Protestant The thrive aects OF
France being thus represented. II II
expected that a fair decision Wtii DO
reached.
me decision OF the special COM
mission Is not binding upon the min
lister Of Justice and y taken merely
as the best advice. THE commits
sion might deeiara that tha us~ facts
discovered By General Andre DO nod
Justify revision. and the minister Of
justice urfxht order the afftir before
the court cf cassatfon. or else the
commission might decide In favor Of
further examination. and Vale
might veto t. Isn't ministers of jus
tice generally follow the advice OF
the commission.
The special commission meets at
the ministry % justice. Place Ven
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fancy Greetings, Tcf1U % per boz;
Josaafhana. 81 6oasi = box Winter Mel.
lie T,sars. q Hs4fi . boz Wears and
others, aboat 81 boz. rfnssppiss. 81 u
doz. Valencia oranges. g. h4za - bon
JAP Grange g.io bundle. Ismons. s7<s
40 box CYAnberrfes. y A9sieo % col
Pertain dates e. -. Hsekisherriea,
10 ID. Bananas. 9 r@fa = per bunch.
Hay. Grain ard Feed
Oats. SC per ten. barley, 81 per ton.
what. - tsn chop. Ssusi ton. shorts.
Sl8 ton bran. SIS ton oft meal. 70 ton.
~ ". tImothv. new. 50 ton, y. ".
compressed timothy new ~ ton
nsu wheat nay, ficfffT ton. new Alfalfa,
fs ton, uew Puget Soand haY. tia
ii ton; mlddiinrH Is ton.
Butter, Eggs, Cheese
Native creamery, ~ per ID. Eastern
creamery brick. it, 10. tub. fresh.
&c 10. storage. E,dtsc 10.
EGKs-Natise ranch. 1sS1f0c doz; Ore
gon ranch. 11c doE. Eastern. s4f3
chs..e-Ns,lve. Isal5e per ID. East.
Poultry
Chickens. hens and springs. i2t4Git ~
per ID. Dressed turkeys. 1Defllc per 10.
Ducks. live &c; dressed. iifiifc per NJ.
geese. leqile Per ID. Squads. scarce.
Fish, Etc
HaiIbut. Tdsc per III: salmon trout.
kJ5c per 10 founders, &c per ib aoiea.
fQ6c per 10. shrimps. i5c per ID smeits,
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ROBBED
HWAYMAN SECURES
Sr.1oo FROM WORKMAN
AT ELECTION


TACOMA. Dec. - At the poiu, cf
a revolver 4, l. Lacey was held up
At Eiectrou. Saturday evening ana
deprived Of the savings Of months.
The robbcr occurred ft.i0o. The Sher-
IRIS office was notified and an ALI
uirht hunt Tor Edward h0or. who u
suspected Of having committed the
crime began nj Unce. In spite of an
unremittinE achrch for many hours
BY Deputy sheriffa pnteu and Me
TAlihoch and other members of the
shcrifrs office. boor wssa not apprv-
hnndrd
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shepherd. Mr. Btoddarta work 10 be
yond criticism Every word. every
rvnture, arrrun his every own. aud
one completely loses sight Of the fact
that he Is acting. Mr. FIX. who In
inimitabie. plays the part of tipuy
Archie Melkittriok, the village poat
man, to life. Even has constant
companion. the BLACK bottle. Is not
more true la the n1Ycllat'a deHcrip-
tion.
In the difficult role Of r'lofa.
tauhlan's gentle daughter. Miss
Mabel iirownoll u young actress
who II a recent addition 20 Mr..
| Ht0ddartH company. does excellent
work. NV Older and better known
actresses could play with more ndel-
! ny 10 nature her part Ven the
/ Scotch marriage scene at the end ~
| the first act. whore Flora throws
/ herself Into the arms 81 young i.oru
Hay aud tells him. freely and with
out reserve. her Klrlinh love.
Equally artistic too ana prophetie
OF a future, IL Miaa BraWnsfa emo
+ tionai acting IN the climax Of the
second act where alone with his
| daughter IN tho living room If hln
/ humble cottage. Laehlnn ounfronta
| her with her supposed shame and
| with bitter loathinE drives her from
| his door and biotn out her name IL
| the fnmiiY Bible. Several curtain
calls followed the act
Adelaide Cummings. aH Margaret,
| does clever work aud II especially
good In dialect Miss Helen Holmes
l displays much promise n the part Of
| Kate Carnegie. ihS patrician cir.
aud Miss pefia Heading as Annie
plays the buKom, fnisohleyous scotch
lazsic 10 perfectiap.
The REV. John Narmichaei IN well
played BY GeorKe MaDsock. and "a
| William Macf.ure. the slS'axe Zoe
/ tor. Robert v Ferguson. fal'= very
little behind Mr.. Fax az an inter
prefer Of Aaci.aren.
The play IL elegantly staged and
local oolof n given by bsgpipes,
scotch reels highland rlingu and The
| Ike. The orchestra renders many
pretty scotch airs during the night
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TOWN or WIDOWS



nnfgHToN Mich. Dee. . This Is
= town 81 sid0~a Out Of 20 people
there are 81 women whose husbands
have died and who have never r~snaf-
RED
FuF cysr 20 years the widow u Col.
John 0niuiy rnauruei the death cf hos
hsnhaud. She HAs known a. "Wfdo~
eiliuiy~ ard as the ''inus widow for
many years. Bat one BY ore The hus-
bands died IN the home about her I'M
al in place ~ tseine n lone widow she
Was enc of seventy, AL like Wido~
oiliuly. refused 90 remarry. Fer many
YEARS the street has been known a.
widows row.
~ 10 a widow here and q vtdor
tksre. each with her little Income ard
home. living fruEaliy. never beyond
her means. and rcEnarrt'inx 10 seldom
that when such an event does taks
place ID becomes the talk Of the town
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THE MARKETS

Trade opened up on Western av-
enfie this morning a trifie dull. East
ern timothy. new ard compressed.
went I'd 81. the former now selling
nj s14 and the latter at 81. The
ALASKA trade In hay and grain Re
booming.
Vegetables show a slight increase.
while provisions. dairy products.
poultry. fizh. etc, remain stationary.
WHOLESALE PRICES
CThese prices are 20 any buyer r.
auantltief. Prices or small pure bases
average % par cent hIgherD
Provisions
Fresh Meadow beef s55Ese per ID.
steer beef 6i3ulc IL, veal SFfloc ID.
pork 7e 10. mutton. saasc ID.
bacon. Ice 10. bellies. fresh. izsze I'm.
Vegetables
Native Burbankz, sisafis ton: Yaki-
ma potatoes. HfttG ten. sweet p9ta-
toes flsaiEc 10. carrots. sc Der sack
ruiabagas. 7c sack. caDbaEe. lc 10.
eaaIifIower. q zsai-so dgz. California
Tomatoes. 81 " box. celery. fn<fioc per
aox. rndigheH. i0c per doz buneh@s.
lettsce 40 PER box. Wslla Waila
iouions. tf-sdsssf % per cut; green onions
soc per DOZEN bunehes. Hubbard
squash. I4c per ID. pumpkin. Lake
per n. bell peppers. r-9s0tB
Green Fruit, Etc.
Apples. cooking. 5oc9fLo bor; spit.
E<nberxs. H.5s per box. Baiawlns,
LIZ per bon. east Of the mountains
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Three men TO DECIDE FINALLY
THE DREyFUS CASE

commission has met several vines.
bruciai reports have Il that minor
matters have occupied most ut We
consideration. but the strong ptVpe
buity heinR that the preytus hlst
ter H. heine discussed quietly io gun
time hernru any official announce
m.nt a made. Indeed. the support
rr- nf the uN=artiliery captain say
n. viii br restored Ia the army ana
IA Used Ia lieutenant colonel az COM
p,ander Of a regiment OF artillery
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FOUND MO
WREcKAGE
COMMANDER or CUTTER RUSH
BELIEVES DISCOVERY FoUN.
pEREp AT SEA

That the steamer Discovery fouu=
der.d IN the open sea ~ the theory
Of Captain q. &. FcnErr Of the rev
~nue cutter Rush. Who has reported
60 the treasury department the re-
suit OF his search.
The reports Of NreckaKe from the
Discovery being found along the
shores OF the Uulf Of Alaska, CAP
tain FenEer says. are untrue. No
wr~nhaKc Of any sort was found %
inc Rush. and no authentic tnfofmas
ton an 10 any being found was re-
rsived BY her officers.
1T iH my opinion that the Disrov
cry founder~d In a gale at sea,
says Captain Fcneor.
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TO MARX GRAVES or
REVOLUTIONS DEAD

COLUMBUS. o.--An effort VIII
be maae this winter TO secure frusn
the legislature money sufficient 10
mark the resting place ~ every sol
der Of the revolution whose remains
are inferred In OHIO soil. The Ohio
society has taken UP this work and
has ascertained that abvat Zoo of
the tnen OF t7Ts are buried within
the borders Of the state. and 10 marh
each grave suitably n tts aiua Tho
majority Of the graves are those Of
virRinians. who. after the hostfiities.
settled in the Virginia military dis
trtct.
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They wsr. Married

A carruapotdrnt In an exchange thus
iess-ribrs a wedding IN has nsi9hhpFs
hood
Would that my pen had been pluck
81 from aama beautiful hifd - para
tiiar and dipped in the erc~ ~ a ram.
hgw. that / might fittinFiY dencfins
thv beautiful marriage scene enaetesA
AZ the residence 81 Mrs. - v hraH-
well. on the evening ~ the 1rd inst
Juss a. IN. daY SOD clothed n ma
gontiu ruhiimity. had Withdrawn ht~
raiaxY - ashY@fiux golden beams from
an the earth and waited a Euntia Euusd
night kiua "a the Feuns avvninE. Who
vas feat approaching with hof eiousi-
Ices brOw mounted ~ erwin ~
yeWuied starr AZ vas then that The
cords = confidence. hape. rhiYairY ard
taee. binding fiia hearts 90 Hiram ,.
Hfuisfaf and Mar Eiitstasth hfaHNen
waru fnaaiihlF traced upon The srrun
~ NE. and thr aarr.d s~si e haiy
natriinunY placed thsrson "-owouao
lMleh1 ArE1ia.
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AN OREGON FARMER SHOOTS
DOWN A SALOON. KEEPER IN
PORTLAND

q. Van Huuf~n. a farmer. took the
Law tn his oNu hands last uiaht and
rotng to the Northern pneifio nhieou
shot and allied Aibsrt fo1ug. ono %
the pruprieturH. Van Houtrn alleges
that Young Aiienatsd hts eifsa at
fectinna lie went TO the district at
taFney Tor a warrant Tor fpunR'H ar
rest on this charge. He waA tn
termed that hc eouia not secure such
a warrant. and ne Immediately pro.
cured a gun and started out TO xrt
revenge In his osn way.
Nansffoutsu made his escape after
the shooting.
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FORBID MORON CARS

I,ETPSIC. Germany. Dec. 2s.-The
police department has issued an or
der forhiddina the use OF motor cars
in the streets I'm the center OF the
city. This course II taken because
OF the number Of serious accidents
which have happened recently In the
crowded streets
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THE Bonnie Brier Bush"

From the time the curtain rises
until Il falls al the close Of trc last
act the playEocr who secs The
Bonnie Brier Bush at the Grand
forgeta that the footllghts intervene
and virtually becomes citizen of
the little scotch village OF Drum
tOchty and am actor without a part
in that pathetic. simple drama
~ Ian MaoLarcn'H pen has drawn
characters who seem to speak out
Of the pages OF his novel. it has re-
manned for the dramntlat. aided by
the best Of actors. 60 make them live
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THEY MUST NOT
DROWN THEMSELVES

TOKYO. Japan.--A very favorite
method Of suicide In japan has lately
been 60 leap over certain waterfalls.
So frequent have such occurrences
become that police are now constant
Is stationed IN their nciehborhood.
and large notice boards are erected
bearing inscriptions In large letters
Of which the following translation Is
an example:
do not drown yourself herel In
tending suicides are warned that
heaven disapproveE OF the utilization
OF Kegon waterfall for the purpose.
This IL certified on the best priestly
authority. and serious consequences
Ia the hestreafter are guaranteed. To
drown here IL also forbidden by the
prefeetural authorities"
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dome. every wednesday, only the
reaults OF ita decisions are made
puhltc. after they haze been Off.
cially communicated to the minister
since General Andre ordered an tn
auiry preparatory IL revision. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-29

fAtus, nec. ss-Th-oe members
NJ the tsAnrt ef cessation. Asaerr
Darand. Alphanaery and AatiGnan,
orV nov meeting representatives Of
the minister OF iantt,sc to discuss the
advisability 90 revising the nncyeis
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The managers Of tho Industrial
school wish TO thank tho ladies' Of ths
Queen Anne FortnlEhiiy club Tor their
donations o. books, fruit and candy.
The children enjoyed their Xmas tree.
with the Mica presents. very much.
They all said II was the best Xmas
hat they ever had. ss'
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II might be a good idea 10 70 np ~
the Rttir aud laok over last year >
atuck ~ broken resolutions. saine %
thstn might h. patched up with eopioua
apple atiaua Of glue.
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They're All Liars
The woman dearly loved him. nut he
lied Go her one DAY
And then he TOLD another lilo TO clear
tho first away,
when that was aunr he hed again
he couldn't tell you why
Until mant every word ha TOLD the
woman was He,
Ito lied Go her about himself ana OF
81 tho tifo he'd led
Rho took hts lien for Gospel truth,
believing all that he said
lie lied aud lied and He'd aud Heu,
and then more lies he'd pian
uycaaan she was woman and. you
SEQ. be was man.
LUKE THE LOON.
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SPECIAL RATES Will nE GIVEN
on ruE WATER WAGON TO PAR
TIES OR TEN or MORE.
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zee. the DAYS ara growing ionsr'
and the nights shorter. but the Eaa
biliH remain unchanged
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The straps IN the James street eara
don't evea have Time of Tor meals
rhoy vven work while you sleep,
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Prison i.lfe In Seattle would make
a fine title for a farce comedy.
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Ne IFetrfbfA
Thn rrnspects % walking tho gold
paved streets in thu bright hsrvafisE
are rngrv inmssiiafr than the chances
u ever troddiuz seine % The seaftis
atrecss that are now being paved win
rtck-
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The widow Heck wants us 10 say
shat the stories EoinE around about
her amt ao.=polman star
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OF course. Irs always darkest iust
hsfara dawn. hut isn't Il most cuassd
dark Hometlmeaf
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The seattle city iaii has earned q
place IN Joe Aiiier'H joke book.
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'rh~ man who shot az Max NorsiAu
sigs hAY. 40 truuhle In effeefinE hia
release he ear prove BY any - Nor
aau.s books that he Il insane.
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III must eost Mafkiy lot % money
B. s~nd bis wife 60 Europe every year"
"Ysn bet u daea re doesn't do a
hinE but play poker al the time she's
away"
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Shades 81 Dss,hoveal
There IL said 90 b. iot ~ hand
nofas muaic IN the affair aeTs
phlness Fagx EaFrs. dramatio critic.
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THE COURT or CESSATION
WHICH WILL HEAR THE pREY-
rus REVISION CONSISTS or
THESE THREE MEMBERS.
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Free Want Ads
See Classified page for Free Want
Ada
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). STAR DUST 80

In speaking Of -poxy orandps. =
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For Fine Watch Repairing

Try stacy shown. 2io Collins biz. sec
Ond floor.
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A German scientist says petroleum .
fuii of radium. TIA a dead calm tina
blows no Houd John D.a way.
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The great actress father waved hts
Newspaper eNeitodlys
What does thta meant lac. asked in
anErrs -
what does what meahT' she asked
This" replied the Hngcred father,
pointing 60 tho hlE headlines. This
article What does II mnauT'
TIN sure I don't know. haven
seen tho press ngent since yesterday
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Familiar Quotations"
wheat 81. corn a. oats o.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-11
senslbly Insane.

Thomas McNary, well'knowp In this
city, was this morning committed to
the asylum for the insane. MoNary
has been on pro,raeted spree, and
this morning appeared in the shcrlfrs
ofioe, and asked 10 be sont TO the asy,
hum, before he did himself harm. tie
was locked up, aud, In the absence OF
the county Judge. sheriff Col0a
called on Justice OF the Peace Horgan
TO conduct the examination. Dr. Byrd
was called In. and MeNary was ex.
amined. with the result that ne was
committed. as requested by himself
He is a native Of Maine. ie years old.
and has had several attacks Of insani,
". lie rooently threatened 10 commit
suicide. and when coming out Of his
spree his morniRg realised the serl.
ousness of his condition sufnelently TO
place himself in the hands o. the Of
iceus.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-11
The Banner Oats cron.

Rice Bros. threshed, in three-fourths
of day, the banner oats crop raised
in this part OF the willamette valley
III acres turning on 1000 bushels OF
white oats on the Mrs. Ellen Savage
land east OF the asylum. The sacks
held a fraction less than three bushels
each and the crop was raised by Dick
swarts. Mrs. Savage sold her share
of the crop for 80 cents bushel to the
Oregon Nursery Company. II this is
not the best yield OF oats for so large
a field, We would like TO hear of IL.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-11

Therell be n big display OF stude.
bakers vehicles. from the heaviest
farm wagon down TO the daintlest
bike wagon with pneumatic or cush.
ion tires There will be farmers
hacks, surries. delivery wagons, Uncle
Sans Rural Mail wagons, and the
finest lot OF runabouts. driving wagons
and any and everything that drivers
are interested In.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-11
mysterious
Disappearance

Roseburg. Or, Sept Ill. d. Will
son, of Yoncalla, who was in Roseburg
yesterday. reports that his uncle, Jas
L. Dickenson, has been missing from
the head OF Grave creek. Jackson
county, since the 9th day OF last
April, when he was last seen alive by
his partner, Henry Zimmerman.
Search has been made for the missing
man without avail
other Disappearances
A peculiar thing in connection with
Dlckenson's disappearance is that II
occurred in a place just over the ridge
from the Douglas county line not far
from where Harmon Snider dlsap.