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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
AUCTION SALES-Monday
Geo. w, Mayo. Auctioneer.
Ito n. Seventh Street.


{. HowcAsEs, sIDEBoARDs, RErR1G-
y ORATORS, WARDROBES. BED
ROOM SUITS, FARLOR SUITS. VAL
NUT AND MAHOGANY BOOKCASES.
LADIES DRESS GOODS, TAPESTRY.
ELECTRIC FAN.
will sell at my auction rooms. ITO N
Seventh Street,
MONDAY, MAY 2aD.
at 1890 A. NJ, several Showcases, 2 Oak
Sdeboards. Walnut Sidcboard, / Hand
some CHARTERED Sawed Oak Wardrobe.
Handsome Oak Bedroom Suits, several
Bolts Ladies Dress Goods. Mems Custom
Made Clothing, Farlor Suits, 3 Mnhog-
any Drop Leaf Tables, 8 Typewrlters,
Several handsome Center Tables. Cherry.
Walnut and Oak Rockers, several dozen
Cone and Wood Scat Chairs, sew
eral new and secondhand Cook Stoves
and Utensils. Toilet Sets. Platedware.
Hair Mattresses and many other house
hold articles.
GEO. w. MAYO. Auctoncer.
a. P. Montgomery. Salesman.
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BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust,
dated January l6. 1901, and recorded In
the clerks Office of Henrico County Court,
Deed Book 100 Il. page 425. default having
been made In payment or certain notes
secured therein. and being required so to
do. l will sell at public auction. on the
" - THURSDAY. MAY 20. 1904.
at | o'clock p. NJ. the above property
described in said deed as follows: All that
certain piece and parcel of land, situated
in the county OF Henrico. In Farina dis
trict, containing about 50 3-S acres. on the
Central or Darbytown Road. with the m-
provements thereon: said tract being
numbered in a plat Of land formerly be-
longing to the estate OF B. w. Roper.
The improvements consist of q very at
ira ctive dwelling house. In good condition.,
together with the usual ontbntldings. large
tank and wind mill, fine orchard. etc. The
location Of this property makes. 1t pnrti-
cularly desirable. and the sale should at
tract the attention Of those seeking small
suburban farms.
TERMs--Cash as to the expenses OF
sale any taxes duo, and sufficient to pay
the sum OF sl.545. with interest. from jan
uiay lG 1903 balance at one and two
years from date OF sale with interest add
ed and secured by n deed OF trust on the
property; or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser.
G, T.. g. III, l.. Dcnoon, Auctioneers.
In " b y
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CUUKI SALE -
Three Lots Of land
with improvements
ON HOLLY STREET, NEAR CHURCH
STREET, EXTENDING BACK TO
THE JAMES RIVER AND
kANAWHA CANAL.

In execution OF decree of the Rich
rnond Chancery Court, entered on the lot h
day of July, 1889, in suit of Vial vs..
Kelly &C.. we WILL as Special Commits
sioners. thereby appointed, proceed to sell
the property above mentioned. by public
auction upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, 26TH DAY OF MAY, 1904,
a O'Clock p. NJ. which consists
FIRST: or a lot. fronting 80 feet on south
side Of Holly Street. 100 feet east OF
Church Street extending back within
parallel lines about 200 feet to the canal.
SECOND: Lot fronting Al feet 10 inches
depth of about SO feet. adjoining the FIRST
mentioned on the east
THIRD: Lot fronting 30 feet on Che
south side of Holly Street and extending
back between parallel lines about 10 feet,
being lot next east OF the lot Just mem
toned.
Tho improvements consist OF n TWO
STORY BUILDING on the Holly Street
front Of one lot and n DOUBLE TENE-
AlENT BUILDING. fronting on the canal
front.
Attend this salo and pick up bargain.
TERMS-One-third cash. balance at a.,
interest added and title retained until
all tho purchase money is paid and a
conveyance ordered by the court.
CHARLES ". WILLIAMS,
SOL CuTCHINS
A. w PATTERSON.
Special commissioners.
The bond required Of the Special Com
nissioncrs by the above decree has heen
given. CHARLES o. sAyILLE.
May 21-tds Clerk
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by Pollard &; Bagby,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION Sale
az;
Centrally Located Brick Dwelling,
Southeast Corner Of Fourth
and Marshall Streets, Known
as No. 1921 North Fourth
Street.

In execution of u deed of trust dated
December 9th, 1902 and recorded In the
clerks Office OF the Richmond Chan2ery
Court, ID. b. 175 b, page 3l7, default hay"
ing been made in the payment OF the debt
therein secured, and being REQUIRED SO to
do, we will sell by auction, on the prem
TUESDAY. MAY "a, 1904,
at $50 o'clock +. M,,the above mentioned
property, described in said deed as fol-
lc VS., to-wit: All that lot of land IN the
city Of Richmond Va, with the brick
dwelling and all other improvements
thereon, situated at the sout heaslein In,
tersection OF Fourth ana Marshall
Streets; commencing at SAID corner and
running southwardly along the east line
OF Fourth Street twenty-five CD feet,
more or less, thence running back east
Wardly through tho center or the parti'
ton wall between the dWelling hereby
conveyed and the adjoining dwelling on
the south one hundred ana twenty ll2ol
feet to an alley ten qO) teet Woe thence
northwardly along the. west line of said
alley twenty-five CD feet, more OF less,
TO The south limo OF Marshall Street,
thence westwardly along the south line
OF Marshall street one MlndreG ana t"eh-
TERMS Enough cash ~ pay cost OF
sum of $500. with interest from llccem-
her OH 1903; residue al one and two
years. evidenced by notes Win interest
added and secured by trust deed or All
cash. At option of the puTchaSeff
H. II. POLLARD; ",
MAY ls.tds Trustees
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

VIII have. to be offered at Public Aec-
'! = next "WEDNESDAY MAY 25TH, NV
nurses seq. ana Mites The horses are OF "a
sood Kind, run In individuality from a
southern chunk horse TO a heavy draft
morse; also some very nice gcntemen's
driving horses. some that will suit man
Unit Is hard to please.
we 8alsa have fifty big Mules fresh
from Kentucky, the best that grow, run
IN size ,16o to 1860 pounds, of extra good
quality. broke and ready for use; also n
lot That run In size $50 TO l.l6o pounds
smooth, good kind
Attend the snlo WEDNESDAY IL In
need. MS they will BIO sold.
JOS. LAs1TTER.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
4 ny AuEunstlnc royal y Coz. "
Real Estate AtictluneerA,
Leader Building, Manchester, Va.

Ar THn REQUEST or. THn OWNER.
~ We will sell at Auction. that very de-.
slrable. double tenement housc aud lot,
situated or, the east lire Of Eightccnth
Street, between Stock ton and Everett
thirty-two taD lfeelxill1-4 feet deep to
MI alley fifteen (i6)ar feet wide. This prop
erty will DO offered THURSDAY, MAY
sc, 1901. at 6 O'Clock +, NJ. OH the premises.
TERMS: Very liberal and announced
: AUGUSTINE RoYAIL & co..
tlH uctipnecrs
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BY C. l., & H. L. Denoon
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SCI L. Main Street.

r. RUsTEE's SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l FARM In HENRICO COUNTY.
ABOUT TWO MILES EAST tsS OF TIE TIE,
80 3-S ACRES.
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BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to tho 'rr,s-
tees OF the Home Building Company Ucr,,
petpaD dated November / 1S92 recqr ,11e
Of the Richmond Chancory Court, to Sc
cure the payment OF a certain BOND
therein mentioned, default laying been
made in the payment of q portion Of the
debt, and being directed by the Board or
Directors OF snid Home Building Com
pany (PcrpetnaD, we shnl o'ie,, for for sac an
WEDNESDAY,, MAY %, 1901.
Mt s O'clock =. NJ, the ren estate c, d re-,
scribcl as above. being same conveyed Ny
trust deed liereinbefore mentioned.
rho house contains six or seven rooms.
with city water and culvert connections, :,
TERNiS--Cash as to expenses or sale, az
taxes to day Of sale, and the sum Of
$2104i, Which Is the amount now due on
said bond; the balance m two equal n n,
stancnts at six and twelve months, with
interest added. secured by n trust decd
upon property
r. r. SUTTON.
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Trustees Home Building Co. PcrpetuaD.
May 2o-5t
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BY Tho Valentine Auction Co.
Auctioneers
End OF Season
Sale of
a n 7 lou !: S

on account Of overstock and to enable
me to keep my workmen busy during the
summer months. | have concluded to sell
at auction at my store
NO. 5l5 EAST MAIN STREET,
COMMENCING
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY PATH,
at 1890 O'Clock, my stock of Finished
Antiques.
The stock is too well known to the
Richmond public to need a further de-
scription than to say that it Is the lnrS-
est and finest collection OF genuine orig-
nal Antiques in the State. and includes
many rare and valuable pieces of Colo
NAL and GhpDendale and other Antique
Furniture; also large collection of rare
Cut Glass and old China, old Brass Can
dlesticks. Andirons, Tenders, Candelabras,
Sheffield Pl1te and old silver Convex
and other Mirrors, old Paintings, En-
cravings, Prints, etc. Many of these
paintings and engravings from the Davies
collection
ii is impossible to describe these goods
in advertisements. To he appreciated
they must be seen, and you are especially
invited to attend the sale,
These goods are entirely different from
goods generally. offered a,t auction, and
as represented. SALE POSITIVE.
j, i, BIGGS Antique Dealer,
THE VALENTINE AUCTION 80,
may 2-2t Aucl'oHeeEs,
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In execution of decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Henrico county, IN the suit of
winston ct ais VS., Boiling et ais" en-
tered June 10Th, 1897, VIC Will sell by public
auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY. MAY Goth. 1904,
beginning ut 8 o'clock +, M. sharp. 81 lots
west Of and Immediately adjoining the
New Reservoir and fronting about 80 feet
each, This property fronts on the louie
ward, which ruGs from the Reservoir down
to the Pumpkouse. Win tho extensive
Improvements which have been made, and
are being made every year by the city
In Reservoir Park, 1t is only a question
Of time When this property will be SOUGHT
after for residential purposes; and pur-
chascrs may reasonable expect handsome
profits on their :nyes tment
The land will first be offered as whole
and then In lots. and the offering WINCH
produces the better result will be reported
10 the court We expect to offer every lot,
and every lot offered will be knocked out
to the highest bidder. Call on the auc-
tioneers for a plat pf the property
TERMS One-tlfrd cash, balance az
six and Twelve months for notes. win ~,
terest added and titles retained on all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
a, B. CHANpLllR,
THOMAS n. GARTER
WILLIAAlH A.. MINCuRE,
Special Commissioners.
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The bond required of the Special Com
missloncrs by Tie aforementioned decree
has been duly given, - ,>,,,,s,
Teste; j Il. BRQAODllS.
May 2l-tds CLERK,
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Property Of the White Hall Co

#@ TioPCIty u tnS w IillS lldil W..
In execution Of a decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Buckingham county, entered on
Della NJ. Hall vs.. White Hall Company.
ct nls. we Will. as Special commissioners
thereby appointed, proceed to sell at nuc-
ton, the real estate, machinery, engln es
and improvements above mentioned. upon
"'o tWSS EpNfs;s b. JUNE ssy 1901,
commencing at Y o'clock which consists
With many stores and other valuable
buildings thereon. which has been sur
veyed and laid Of into 100 lots.
T III :, \ 4A1PRoXlM p ARE 1,xa
buckingham Branch Of the G. & 0. Rail-
way runs through It. 1t has It's own
railroad !, station and in the village Of
Mmae i a, there Is public school
The machinery and engines arc IN first
class condition.. and are suitable for the
manufacture Of all kinds OF lumber, hick-
Dry handles etc White Hall Is n pros
farming region, and n valuable tobacco
and lumber trade is now carried on there.
1t would be Almost excellent location for
furniture orsWagon factory.
THE PROPERTY will be first offered
in lots and then5as Q whole.. and will be
knocked out to the. highest bidder OF, bid
ders Tbs Plot and survey VIII be shown
at White Hall, Buckingham county Va.
by II. NJ. White. or Il copy of the survey
can be seen at the office OF S. s. =. Pat
teson, room s, Shafcr Building, Rich
TERMS: One-third cash and the, bal
nnce In equal instruments at 6, - and Is
months evidenced by negotiable notes of
the purchaser or purchasers, with 6 per
cent. interest added and the title retained
until nil or tho purchase money is paid,
and N conveyance ordered by the court,
or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
The purchaser will be required to keep
the buildings insured until the purchase
money is fully paid
i. C. MOON, Lynchburg. Va;
JOHN r. MOSS, Buckingham G. H., Va. !;
S. s. p. PATTERSON, Richmond, Va.
Special Commissioners.
In the clerks office OF the Circuit Court
g Of the county of Buckingham:
Della M. Hail.. ......:Plalntltr,
against
White Hall Company ct al. Defendants.
I, p. A. Forbes, clerk of the said court,
do certify that the bond required of the
! Special Commissioners by the decree rem
dered In said cause on the 18th day OF
| April. 1904. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
said court, this 10Th day of April 1904.
may 22-1aw-4t p. A. FORBES, Clerk.
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HIGHEST BIDDER

this sale affords rare chance for PROF.
TABLE SPECULATION as well as a
golden opportunity for the W,EST-END
SUBURBAN HOME BUILDER,
The property Is In short distance OF
the LEE DISTRICT, in the direct growth
and extension of our best West End resi-
dental streets, and only five minutes walk
from Westhampton ELECTRIC LINE,
MS-One-iourth cash, balance &, II
ana Is months notes. interest added, Sc
cured hy retention of ditto OF deed of trust;
or all cash, al option of purchasers. Sale
subject to confirmation by the court.
CHARLES GOLDENBERG,
j. LANE STERN,
WALLACE II, BROWN,
Special Commissioners.
Brown & Co. Auctioneers Call for Pat,
The bond required has been given,
+. r WINSTON, Clerk,
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BY sutton II Co..
Real Estate huctioneers,
16 North Ninth street.

r RUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE or A
NICE TNvO-SrORY FRAME TtiNl-
MENT ON THE SOUTH SID y OF CLAY.
BETWEEN TEI1RTIllru AND TElR-
STREETS, KNOWN AS NO.
30lb EAST CLAY STREET.
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BY virtue of decree OF the Law and
Equity Court in the suit OF Goldenberg OF
als. vs., Goldenberg ct ais, entered July
I'D. 1900. as Special Commissioners.
therein appointed, we Will sell at public
auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY, MAY 20, At 8 r.. NJ,
the two tracts of land therein mentioned,
containing together about - ACRES.
fronting on PATTERSON AVENUE and
the Bolt Line Railroad, and subdivlded
into y ACRE LOTS, with large frontage
AVENUE, the Belt Line Railroad ana
other Streets as recently extended AS
every lot viii be knocked out to the
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.CA'MBORAzO PARK

Commissioners Sale of 200 Acres
Of Land, With Valuable I'm
provements, Machinery and
Engines, on the Buckingham
Branch of the G. & o. Railway,
at White Hall, Buckingham
County, Virginia, it Beng tie
Property Of the White Hall Co.
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BY A. J. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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Messrs. j. Thompson Brown ana eon ,nt
rany further report the SAFE o. ,i, ,,e and nd
az the northeast corner OF MAN ln,,ii hts,
Rowland Streets to Q. }. LAWS ,,ro,,ght
- n .cnntractnr. Yhis PROPERTY plooeH-
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BY j. D. Carneal Il Son,
Real Estate Auctioncers,
11O6 L.. Main Street.
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IS STIR IN REALTY THIS Wafl>.
nv, roaI estate agents are offering an
unusually large number OF nttracu Nv
~ ~ "a nroperty for the coming Week
witch include some OF the most Va VAIN,
aplo dwellings, and building lo's IN et'o
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we have several we'll secured Real Es-
tate Notes for sale: small sums. Call
get one or more and Keep your money
ut work while you rest.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-02-12
Death of Walter Thorpe.

Walter Thorpe, of Bennington, died
Sunday morning of pneumonia, aged SO
years. He was an old resident of the
county. Five children survive him
Mrs. Parker Rosenkrans, of Detroit; Mrs,
w. e. Brown, of Stockbridge; Mrs. w,
f. Alexander, of Bennington; Willis l..
Thorpe, of Hoosic Falls, N. Y, and
George E. Thorpe, Syracuse. The fun
eral occurred from the home of Mrs.
Alexander Tuesday at II o'clock, Rev.
Benson officiating, Interment at Oak
HILL
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-02-12
LOCAL NEWS.

AiCc Va DfiOh Woo III OlO
city Monday.
Vernon Masons have cleared their
lodge hall from debt.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Reed.
Miss Rose Needham, of Saginaw, is a
guest at the home of Hiram AFFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ward welcomed
a daughter to their home last week.
Mrs. Alvin Evans, Mulberry street,
has been sick several days of pneumonia.
James Flanagan and son Edward,
have returned from trip to the south
west
The amount of the school deposits last
week in the Citizens Savings Bank was
$3796.
Mrs. George Noble, of Detroit, form
erly of this city, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Julia f. STARTS has given to the
Y. M. G. A. and the Woman's Auxili-
airy $1,000 each.
Austin Ryon, of Ovid, has leased his
farm to Edward Cox and will move to
Owosso March 1st
d. p. McAuliffe, of the American Elk
press Co., jackson, will spend the next
few days in Owosso.
Kittie Raymond, who came here from
Ithaca, will spend 30 days in the county
Jail for being disorderly.
George Sherbume, of Ovid, father of
Mrs A. E. Shannon, of Owosso, died
last week of pneumonia.
The Owosso rural carriers delivered
74,276 pieces of mail matter in January
and collected A, 933 pieces.
The new furniture for the Masonic
temple at Corunna has arrived and will
soon be placed in the temple.
rs. G. Lake has purchased G. O. Car
penter's blacksmithing business. Mr..
Lake comes here from Ypsilanti.
Roy and Raymond Fletcher, truants,
were released Saturday on suspended
sentence by Justice McCaughna.
The proposition to bond the city OF
Corunna for $4,000 carried at the
special election Monday by vote OF BOG
to 81 against.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Osborne, of Michi-
gan City, Ind, are guests OF their
daughters Mrs G.. III Sweet and Mrs.
E. E. Lohnes.
In endeavoring to extricate itself from
a drift. the horse of Rural Carrier John
Sprague last week broke one OF the
bones of its Leg
George M. Graham has refused to be
considered for the appointment OF alder
man in the second ward to succeed A. L.
Nichols. resigned
Joseph Plowman, well known here
was recently fined $15 and $40 costs at
st. Johns for pointing gun at Gin
ton county farmer.
George w. Thorne, Corunna Ave-, was
presented with smoking set one even
ing last week by friends and neighbors
in honor of his birthday.
Mrs. Frank Western, Janette street
was given party by friends and neigh
bors, FRIDAY evening, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary
. Deacon s. ID. Emery, who removes
soon to Alfred, Maine, was presented
with a fine couch Friday evening at the
Baptist church. The donors were the
church and congregation.
A portrait of E. M. Hopk ms appears
on the cover page of the Michigan In
vester published in Detroit and devoted
to industrial interests of Michigan.
write up of Mr. Hopkins also is given II
the same publication.
Charles Watson, of Colorado, VINO
visiting his brother, f. II. Watson, mas
almost recovered the use OF his arm
He was stricken with paralysis last July
but by constant exercising has regaine'
the use of it to quite an extent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-27

For clover and all other short
grasses.
One of the greatest aids offered to
the farmer in years.
Delivers the hay out at one side in
windows, or in punches, If desired,
and thus leaves the way clear for the
team next round; result, no trampled
hay, nor shattered seed, and the short
clover all saved, instead of being
shook, out between the teeth in raking
with a sulky rake Last fall we got
one in and had some of our farmer
friends north of town try it.
Here are two testimonials from Mr.
AL. Moisan and Mr.. l.. C. Matthes:
Salem, Oregon, May 20, 1904
F. A. Virgins. Salem, Oregon:
Dear Sir: used your clover bunch
er last fall 1908, on long grass and
short clover seed. and find that it
gives perfect satisfaction; no side
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-27
ARREST
EUGENE
LAWYER
Prominent Democratic Pol
itician Accused of Pen
sion Fraud

Eugene, Or, May 27.--An important
federal case came to light here last
night when Lee M Travis, young at
torney, was placed under arrest by
Deputy United States Marshal Jacob
Proebstel, Of Portland. The charge
against Travis is that of presenting
Forged and false afiidavits to the de-
partment of pensions at Washington,
D. c., and the complaint is signed by
r. N. Libby, of Portland.
Immediately following the arrest
Travis was taken before United States
Commissioner ]. ]. Walton, where he
waived examination, and was held in
bonds for $500 for his appearance in
the United States court.
The charge is based upon papers
Hled with the pension department by
Travis in applying for a pension for
himself on account of sickness in
Tine of duty while in the Philippine
Islands. 1t is alleged that February
:, 1908, Travis fled his claim. That
oe procured and transmitted to the
commissioner Of pensions forged
writing in the form Of an affidavit pur-
porting to be sworn to by q. H.
Church, of Eugene, Or, and made be.
tore L. G.. Hulin, notary public.
It is also alleged that December 16,
1908, Travis also transmitted to the
department a forged writing in the
form of an affidavit purporting to be
made by DR.. B. M. Mckinney and
sworn to before l.. e. Bean, notary
public.
Travis is young lawyer here of
some prominence. Two years ago he
was a Democratic nominee for state
senator. and at the last state conven-
'Sion he declined the nomination for
district attorney of this district. He
enlisted in Company c, Second Ore
'gon volunteers at the outbreak of the
'Spanish-American war, and went with
the first expedition to the Philippines
Soon after arriving at Cavte he was
taken down with typhoid fever, and
for several weeks was very sick. AS
sooa as he became convalescent he
was sent home on one of the returning
transports, and was discharged for
physical disability
Travis claims to be innocent of
the charges against him. and has re
tained counsel for defense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-27

draft; no extra weight to speak of,
Saved both time and seed. and could
easily pay for itself in a day.
1t is the only perfect clover bunch
er | have ever seen.
Respectfully,
l.. c. MATTHES,
r. F. d. No. 8.
Salem, Oregon, May "a, 1904
Mr.. F. A. Virgins, Salem, Oregon:
Dear Sir: Replying to your query
about the Side Delivery Glover Bunch
er & Windrower, which | took from
your place last September, to use in
the extra short clover which we had
to cut at that time, beg to state that
1t is wonder. / wish you could have
come down and seen it work. 1t did
such fine work in short clover, gath
cred it all, light or heavy, and did not
shatter a particle of seed, and l cut
all day long when the clover was dry,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-27
coAsrER-sRAkE BICYCLE FReI

Everybody is interested in the GEN.
sus that is now being taken, and in
order to promote the greatest possible
publicity for this most important
event in the recent history Of our
city, The Capital Journal has decid-
ed to give fine new bicycle to the
person guessing nearest to the num-
ber of people in our city, as revealed
by the new Official census. 1t will
take several weeks to close the enum.
Grafton and compilation, and during
this time The Journal will give re-
ports from day to day of the progress
of the work. and the probable results.
From these the reader can draw con-
clusions, and make close guess.
See ad. elsewhere.