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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
Dr.. Niles Anti-pain pills.

Gtburtist f1ffert os paalibelist Mibbel for fbs ener
nerDss 3upebpine. @Dsfmerter. Mapepiue, Neuralsia.
aerpsdtet, SSrritabilittt, sspnlssbeb, @ist, sciat1ea.
9nbebblber bberfen Dpiuut ener. Rorfin og efterlaher
iugen feuuae gferoirtnin8er. IS 9pfs 2se. Boa
Apotbeter 'eter ienbes Of Or. MtIss' MebteaI
g., Gilbert SS%nbiano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

- aaf6gieiten: rSSeg troe0e, Sc
life bap6e Sillaoelie til at toge
Driffepenge / benne @afe?"
0pbarteren: rgt tager Dem bel-
Ter iifftte, min @erre, ~ ri mootager
Dem TIM Ieiligbeasbis."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

v9et er ct iurt Sip at bore
Sfomager. 5pr leg @tgplerne efter
6olfs Gg66er, iaa er Sc life efter
6ereS &ope6, og ipr leg Dem efter
0ereS &obe0, iaa pasler Sc life til
6eres Sg66er."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
Observation-Disclosures 773a3R3R23593R31
$onoerjpllano.

@eiti1t Camper. Comp.
ifibsicllfobct @omborg-Mmerifo 81.
nien bar poo 6%lensborg &nrft Be it'll
cit Hosiager= og cit 6rltgtoamper til
5000 Cons. 9omperen }fol leile
meIlcm @an1borg og Mmerifos &e]t=
fplt.
@oarbeicr Socrcn 8
@nfe 5obcroroo FAR lolgt ser,
bcroc ttbbrcnoc @oor6 til @pcf %
&on,pogni for $1,000 Mf. Moa(e
Gage / Sorbejen .boboe Gjcria,oell
lplgt SSpr6 fra @ooroen til CT @oor0=
cjcr i Taperproo for 10000 Mf.
6Drrct Dueoors6.o q c II
for Slogct Dc6 5on=
f G lrnorf. grfeltc 0o11fe Spl=
ootrrgrope pou 0et go>1le &irfegoor0
pcS T(enshorg blep 6. 6ebrltor impf=
fe0e meo frilfe &ronlc. Sc tp1fc
&rigerF orcni1tger ne6log6c &ronic
pe0 Min0eSmGrferl1e pao .5logmor=
fen.
IS Mor poo M e
@aorb. Sorlc0el1 jorofn1tc6es /
Sngel,bjcrg ofocoe @lilobetb &onicn,
fpot sen s. Mopenbcr 1922 famine
lteos. S So Star far SEN Mfoe6e
%,1of6r,tot tjent pao famine @oor6.
SS,11e1s far @ien0onm1el1 tire Gauge
lfiftet Gier. st fort 6blge 1e6ioge=
t6e Sen go>nle til @roben.
Stjoolnc Yengc. Mog=
lc Eerlge, lom blep itjonrnc fra Sat-
len t @ogc,bjcrg Er Gltegooro, CT mt
otter fonu,e for 9agens 9ps. Sc
loo &rpbbcn foron &eltcnc. Mon
for1l1cocr, at Spuc1 CT blcpcn bonge
for, al fan ifltloc blipc ppoogct, og
loo / lin Mp0 for lo9t Ecl1gelrc poo
0cttc unocrltge Steb.
@urpnrfct / s. jprtpo s
9 Stole. Oct CT e,1olllt life, i'll
Cribs for tulrigc / Sogel1 of6pl6tc
6orbpr, lpffcON at fonhne poo
Sppr cf ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til
0cr1 loo megct omtolte 9beln9gelie
al 2rrcr 9orent5ens @o6cbe, mems
bon % @1tltrlt bar b%ortrejitc / SSl1lc=
fcricn.
en- $ onoc1. SEQ Ell s(l,f-
tion, iom for foo Gage li6en ofbolo=
tes / @pg11m &ro, bortbptte0e Ell
Wouo fra @gl1cl1 cit &G60er til
@%jnit9iper Sens s. SSe1rien % fif Ell
@uno Ste0ct. @jGltgipcren io1g-
tc ltrofs efter gnooercn, ser nof life
bar felt fri for at bope Dout Mn.
ringslorger at fnmpe mes, for &C
Morf.
s 6orbbr. TorleOe>n po1
f(erc 8cbpere fra @iortpo6 Sfolefp:
ntr1l1c itrpnc0e / 6orbbr ,bos Mmts:
forl tol1oerelt for at gipe Splpsniltgel
ON 9nrer 2orent3ers @ebon0ling a
@pr,te11e / Sfole11. @n Mo116s li(l'
9otter 'bob6e 2Grcren tltgtet poa Ell
loa0an Mao0e Sior, at 6aoere1
maotte ibge 2%egebiGlp for be116e
Nmtsforiton0cren bo6 ON at maott'
bcbpl6e SEN al 2Ggen / Sen Mnlc6
ming u6lte6te Mecept, bnilfet 6aoerel
life bopoe npget imo6.
&irfegoor6cn I Gran
far bit fig at pnre for lille, og Sc
far /, flere Star pGret Sale ON at r6
ptbe SEN eller o9laa anlngge EFT sls
liitel1tsfirfegaorO; mt 1ober Set ii
at Mipe til Mlpor. Otter ct Sc pao
g%jGl6en6e &erloner Dor bGret iam1e
Sc for ngjere at operpeje 5p6rgS
mroolet, ct Set blebct beitemt at III
pi0e &irfegaaroen moo 2it poa
Stpffe SsSor6, tilbdren0e &reltegoo1
Sen. Set f%or>1done @tpffe 2an6 e
b(epen ofiat og bill me0 @onititoriet
ogT Megieringens Sillo6elie blipe ini
6roget UNDER &irfegoar6en til 6orat
ret.
SD. Operpret6 e n
b. &6ller bliper fig ielp Zig
i'm npe @%irfionrbeo / @llals-9otril
get. S Sen ellaislotrtngife Sa1rj
6nn. .0nn6su0baIaet" I hpilfen SD
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

~ ST.: r&oorfor blep Mn6reien
nopoteret al Mfbol6Sforeningen?"
g.: $50, ban baboe e! Gprit-
thermometer bengen6e paa @eg-
gen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

9rnfne0e. 9usnrat16 ST.
&riitenIens 2 Dptre, Z og 8 Mar gam-
Ie, er 6rnfne0e / cit Mergelgrap poo
Spboper Morf / Mprl1p Sogn peO
&eilc.
SRA GirfnsDireftp I
til 9 phnD. Gn / Hropinlernc
fra tioligerc Gib bel fjen0t GirflsOi=
reftpr @ergrnorut er al 5lagelle 9p=
rooo outogc,r til at ppertoge @pbno=
inltitlticncn ser / SDen.
Mnub= 90 @1pn pgc.
Goo @rur,O al, at Scr CT fprcfoloct
Silfulbc al Mllnb= % &(pplp1e /
StorebcOingc=Ggncl1, far 2ol1o=
brl,9snlini]teren inotil nibere 'forbl,ot
ol l1ofprie l al flopbGrcnbe 9pr ira
GiUllono til Set pprige 2ar6.
Ser Dfpnge poo
Stcnsgoar0. @rep 5. @llle=
@robc=Sclbp, S%tcnSgaorb, far eftcr
lin @uorns @ro1o m1ltillct 6prlpg
nlco 1910 Serlcpfprr, pg oisle 6pr=
lp1 CT foloue loo tilfre0sitillc1loc 1to,
ot @repen far bcltilt D0erli9ere ca.
$50 Scriepfocr, JONI mlfonr1er til
Stcus1ooro hcn / gftcrooret oircfte
ira Scrlcn.
stonoict Set 1inecr=
nc. %Nft;elellfabct vSanSelseto=
hlislcn,cl1tcrrc &il,tcbjerg, &rilttans=
mil1oe ng Sppertp" poo Tpcn, far
ltoltblct oeu: @%ctalingcr. Scr bill BIZ
he inbfulot en- cfstruorbiuGr @ene=
ralfprj on1lirg, fpr bptlfcn Scltprcl=
lcl1 nil iorelluo at lifpibcre. Soa
niot Set fan lfjpnl1cs, blipcr Ser fl1lb
9ufl,il11 til ollc Scllfobcts &rc0ito=
ntroIig 81 + eb s. S
2ol,bsbpcu Zip ne0 @olltcbru CT Scr
ifet CT l1lpffcStilfrl0c, foroorl o9et peo
Ell l1rl ten 11tG1felig @ro0 al Moubco.
Gn 10 Mors &orl bop0c fplot Il
Gl1rb @rl,bt / CIT Sobufspi6e, lpn1
bou bercfter gap til CIT li(le Grcng,
Scr tn110tc Eibcu oA 0ol11pcoe (eS. S
l%on1n1e Nieblif cf:plpbcreoe Yi6cl1, p9
Sen fife 9rel1gs Mnligt blep frpgte=
Ii1t f%orbrunot; rimeligpis pil bou
n1iltc Spnet
en- gam NJ e1 Ment
&un1l1cr 8ircbs Syn / Geile fanot
iorleOer Ell Mpnt> joni pe0 nnrmere
ltnbcrlpgelie nilte Jig at bore al me-
get gal1nrel Cato, nemlig fra 1856,
bo &eile nnp1reS fprlte Gang. Men=
ten far Stprrelie 1om en- 20 Gre;
poo Gems enc St6e 1eles:
TOF
Sc liolt 5 8o9ltaper er meget tpoe=
lige, Sc fprltc oerimo6 min0re; 0esn=
SEN fil1oes poo Mi6ten al 0enne 81
Sc ct C mes cit Yrif /. Baa Sen on=
ben SIDE (3cperlen) 1eies tpoelig:
K R V NJ bpilfet er Slut
ni1gsbogitapernc paa
cid A ORR NJ
e.: 0oulfcrncs &onge), pao Mioten
al 6en11e Sioc ices cit tp0elig Stlers
lie. nj 0e1rl1c Ms11t, iom er 1tornp>1=
tet / @ibc pou &riltoffer Is SID, er
ser bibtil fin fl1nOet cit / SDllono;
hcrin1p0 gjorocs Ser / 1910 ct ltort
Ul1ro al oislc M611ter paa 6pen.
Sra @iborg. Com ti6li=
ocre 1lupl1t far ser lenge / Stborg
puret gnife ON at faa Seoelellfabet,
Scr INT far &ope6fparter / Morbns,
fluttet til Giborg, og benne Gag bar
/ bisj e Gage facet ny Snteresle peo
at Sen ltore jp0lfe &re6hforelri11g,
lom bor @opeofo1tor I 8iborg, let
Jig npologet til at forlaoe li1 gan1le
Spgning pao @jultorbet poa @rl1rO
al Elo0smongel. &iborg bar I Ell
Morrpffe orbej0et paa at lfaffe Mfio=
let til at foo &e0eiellfabet til 8pen
% bobbe neo Dire fra YripotmG11o,
Si(lfuo fra &pen og Mrp CIT &opitol
paa ca. $4,000 &r. 0ispontbel til
bette 8rug. gu TOM @eooelelle11
on1, at &reoitforeningen, Mgrrejpl=
lauos ]tgrite Yengeinltitttion, moat<
te finite. Ser nere6es fbrlt Trpgt
for, at 6en 1ful6e goa til Morbus,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
StateH Sbto, 0per, Toleho. q.
Qucoa Gonutn. e'

StateH Sbto, 0pen Toleho. leo
2ucas County.
JrantS 3. @benep fuerser. at ban {, bet etor.
Meblent al Strmaet s. &. Gbenep d 60, Der brine,
5orretntng : Bpen Tolebo, fpr nepnte County % e tat,
o. at famine Tirma nil betale en- Gum al ct kunoreoe
SpuarS for buert eneite Eilielbe al 3atarrb, Der itt
tan ~5elbrs6es ueb Bru9eu at Halls Catarrh Cure.
5rautS s. Gbeneb.
Beebtsst foe mig % unberitreset I man ReruurelIc
ben 6s DeeeMber 1885.
e..1 q. 81. @leaion,
2s2G Notarius Yublicns.
Halls Catarrh Cure taoes ~inbpenbi9 % pi,ter ri.
rette paa Blobet % Sliubinberas t Sstemet. Stsi,
:tter @tbuesbprb Srttts.
S.S. @bsneY& 20, Tsleh,,
~ SoIges BOB Mpotetere. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills Ct be bebfts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

litiet rof fin6e l%progfpnoige Berio=
ner.
Motnrligpis oil mon life felt for
bp0e iffe=tpife Sprog paa ale %offe1rt-
ltge Mp6er. S iaa TaI6 fl11De 10
ingen f9lleSebropniife bi0enifabelige
&ongresier mere of1opOes in6en for
Hreuslens @rertl er. Men man oil
oberla6e set til &olitiets @o0tpffe,
ONT ser ifal tales Shift el(er ei. Me1
&ilfaarligbe0 ct perre el16 rem
GDang.
@fterretningen ONT set paatenfte
6orbrb gior6e ct meget 6aarltgt Sno=
trpf / anbre 9an6e, iuale0es / 9an=
mari, ibbor 8resien betegl1er Ser Jon
8rutalitet. @borle6es ptl6e ma bel
beban6le@ Spiferne / l1ngar,, Srans.
iplbanien, @altcicn og 8gbmen, 11ao1
Yreltsl errte gab ct laaoant @fsempel?
Naturliguis pil6e @olitiet, bbis Tor:
blt0et bleb lat / @erf, BRUCE Set iffe
alene moo politiffe Toriamlinger
men moo alle clogs M6Oer. 81
forifiellige Nartier i. Splflon6 iful0f
ng6ig reffe &aan6en til Ell iaaoar
l1noertrpffelie. De iful0e life gi6.
re set, foroi Sc 6og lite bilbe opnac
noget fort be0 Set, og 6e fful6e iffe
gigre set al SeniDn til set tpfff
NeabnS @re og.6et tp1fe Go1fS Seer.
oigbeo.
- timber Sessions Sale le0 Sc,
flere @ange fra benitre SIDE al &u
let: uSgr! Ser!" og rMeget rig
1ttst!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

Solld11O DQr D1Dl1l llle bllDplI ltuYtH
beltem1t &ortigrl1ppe, me1t far fornp=
Zig inomelot fig / 6en frifonlerbatipe
@ruppe. 66r bar tog bette Sfriot
bor fan baot ct Mp0e meo Sc Salg=
n1pno, Ser baboe gipet Dom oeres
@temme pes 2anotbingsbalget 6or=
flor. Sra bette MpSe meooeler
2ollono =Taliters Solfetioenoe", at
enfelte of ST. @onnes &algmeno
bar mellemforneiebe meo bans 8e,
lll1tnilg, men Sc tog 6og moo Weeo=
oelelien mes Mnlta1t6 og fanot Jig meo
no9er,lun6e 9inosro / set uun0gaae=
lige. gn al Dem ltotalte, at mon
bcrpeo begrapebe u6et gomde Spire"
poo 2o1(onoz6 oliter, men at Set ifete
pao en- 1aa6an Muabe, at BET pa1
Sen bebogeliglte 8egrapelIe, BON
enDru1 bapoe beret me0 iii. Sm
ban bermeb b%entpbe6e til Sen rigeli:
ge Mi60ag, ST.. Come traftereof
mes, eller ban alene t9nfte paa ser
belt igiennem benipnsful0e Sorm
bpori Sorbonolingerne f6rtes, bal
por &jemmelsman6 life ganIfe pat
set @ene me6. Set gomle Seire be
trogtes imiblerti6 iom begrapet pat
2oIldmb-Sallter, % fltn faa itaar mel
lorgfuloe Gelelier % tuareblanbeo
| gine peb sen tilfaltebe @rab.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-16
EXTRA SPECIALS.

THURsDARY, SEPTEMBER 15th-To the person making
the largest purchase the day will give Free Pair of Shoes
All goods at sale prices Cashier will keep track of all large sales
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 9 a. m-All Comforts and
Blankets be closed less than they could be bought for
wholesale to-day.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th a m.-Every 10th
Hat sold this day given Free purchaser Also all colored
silks will be placed Special Sale yards for the of
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER roth, 9 a. m-We will close out
stock of Lace Curtains special sale And this day
all Lace Embroideres will yards price Of
one. We have fne line of them.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 9 a. m.-Shoe Day. This
day will Free 10th pair of Shoes sold Money
funded every 10th sale of shoes this day.
WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBERt21st 9 m-special sale
of staple and fancy check Gnghams Best grade regular &c
gingham for SC; 12ac gnghas for &c. limited yards to
customer.
We will give the purchaser Of every 10th Cloak sold during
this sale ST. worth of Dry Goods Free.
LINENS.
Our Line of Linens small but select and will not last long at
the prices will offer it. We you IS cents per
yard on Table Damasks Crashes and Towels at cost.
Bed Spreads Veilngs Curtain Goods all Sale Prices
nice line of Ladies Muslin Underwear aud few Ladies
Night Gowns at bedrock prices.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-16

SHOES.
One lot Ladies Shoes oddsand ndponted and small
jsizes, to close, per pair, 25c.
One lot Ladies' Button Shoes also lace S. $3.50 and So
values, sale price ST. 46. One lot close SO
One lot Ladies Kid lace patent tips uptodate
regular s. line sale $l79 One lot Box Calf ditto
Chdrens Kangaroo Calf Shoes ST. values sale price 89c
Infants 6oc value Shoes for 35c.
Mems Shoes one close 9sc Mems 3a5 Shoes
sale price o8. q Mems 225 Shoes sale price ST 49,
On all lines uptodate Shoes just received and
tally advertised wegve discount this sale Of per
HATS.
All Hats and Caps will be sold ssa Hats Fedoras
all and for fat heads and heads hard heads and
soft heads Come and get hat and find
you have
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-16
Fine Values at Cost Prices in Hosiery and
UNDERWEAR.
NOTIONS.

$1.oo Corsets sale price 39c
Is cent skens German knitting yarn l9c
All other yarns at cost Hooks and eyes, per card, lc
cent grade skirt binding, at yards for 7c
cent grade brush binding per yard Sc
IS cent grade Mohar skirt binding &c
18 cent whisk brooms, sale price l2c
All ribbons at yards for the price of one
cent balls Dexter knitting cotton, sale price, balls Sc
Goats cotton thread per spool &c
cent Penciles, sale price for lc
scent Pencies, sale price for Sc
Pen holders sale price lc SC box mourning pins for Sc
5cent tape for &C. IS cent hair brushes l9c
Lots Of other notions for little money.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-16


miles advantage GENUINE CLOSING
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-16
DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.

$Ioo and $12 grades sale price 79c
s. cent grades, sale price 59c
IS cent grades, sale price 49c
50 cent grades, sale price 39c
IS cent grades, sale price l9c
and IS cent grades sale price &c
cent grades, sale price 7c
IS cent slkolines, sale price lie
cent prints, sale price-long as they last Sc
8 cent outing hannels, sale price Sc
12a cent slisia, sale price &c
IS cent silisa, sale price lie
cent quality lannel-pnk and bue-sale price &c
40 cent red eiderdown, sale price 33c
S. cent fancy eiderdown sale price 43c
50 cent blue ederdown-edges soled-sale price 25c
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-09-16

CLOAkS.
Ladies and Chidrens Jackets this and last fall and
winter styles, at onehalf the market price, 50
per cent discount This means saving of dollars to
you on Jacket. 1t also that you getting it
for less than you could buy for wholesale Chicago
New York
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-02
THE CITY

Jim Albert. the white tramp who
Was Shot at the four-mhe crossing
Monday night. ana who is now in the
county jail. was reported to be rest
ing easy yesterday. While the wound
is quite serious one it viii not prove
fstal.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-02

The third Of a series of recitals by
p. R Hufty win take place in the rar-
iors of the Oglethorpe hotel tonight
An mterestins program has been ar
ranged and the evenins prom SEES to be
q very enjoyable one
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-02

Tax Collector Read requests The
News to Announce that he VIII be ont
on his second round next week and
viii be absent from She city on Friday
Saturday and Monday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-02

The Clyde steamer Huron, Capt In
slam arrived in port yesterday from
Boston. via CHARLESTON. The Mallory
steamer ComaI Cant Woodward sail
ed for Mobile.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-02

A fire cracker discharged in the
store Of Fleming a Wan yesterday at
ternoon created considerable excite
ment and caused several people to
rush in to see what the trouble was.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-02

Officer George Richardson is still en-
gagged in the work Of collecting street
taxes, but it is expected that he wif
finish within a week, as he is now
working on a few who have been dodg
ine for the past several months.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-02

BY special arrangement Managers
Fleming & Waff have arranged for lb-
sens Ghosts to give a matinee here
Saturday, so that all Che ladies and
children can see the great play No
doubt a large house will greet the pro-
ductiOn
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-15
Summit.

Postmistress Emma Mattoon and her
little son, Halle, visited friends at Har-
ris oyer Sunday.
Chas. Hamar came up, from Nashville
Saturday to have some denial work done.
Goat shearing is in progress. The
local market opened at 80 cents.
Geo. Savage returned from "where the
Mohawk gently glides'' to visit his aged
parents.
Mrs. Clara Duncan Baker went to the
valley to meet her husband on his arrival
from Kansas. They arrived on Friday e
train.
French Butler is over from Blodgett
clerking for Mr.. Ranney.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Horsefall. ei
Rocco, Polk county, were here on busi'
ness last week. Mr.. Horsefall has sold
his cider factory at Corvallis.
Tommy Blower, of Rock Creek, re-
Gently killed bear with an ak. He had
just found his young cow and calf that
the bear had slaughtered, when the she
bear attacked his dog. He struck her
in the head with his ak and has bear
skin and two cubs as trophies of the
chase.
Uncle John Yantis is clearing gar
den patch for himself on Mrs. Mattoon' S
farm.
x. Y. Il.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-15
Oak Grove.

A. A.. Williamson, of Wells, passed
through this spart Saturday.
Miss Anna Karstens left for her home
at Portland Monday.
Several Of the @. A. c. boys spent
Sunday with home folks.
Will Holman, of Albany, was out
looking after things on the farm on Mon
day.
We are now having some good roads.
Old Sol makes roads SO much faster than
supervisors and then, you know, it does
not cost 30 much.
B. G. Wyatt is very busy getting out
poles for the telephone line now being
constructed through Linn county.
j. B. William son has been on the sick
1T for the last week with severe cod.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-15
SUICIDE IN KINGS VALLEY.
An Old Resident Kills Himself
With Shotgun.

R M. Mcconnell, who has
been living in Kings Vallev for
the past twelve years, was found
dead in his room Wednesday after
noon about one O'Clock, with the
back of his head blown off, the
weapon used being a shotgun.
In company with his wife and
two Young men, Mr.. Mcconnell
was sitting on the front porch of
his residence. He asked the young
men to go and water his horses,
which they did Then without
a word to his wife he turned and
went into the house. Mrs. Nc
Council was startled a moment
later and upon entering his room
found him as above.
Coroner Wilkins was imme-
diately notified, and as the facts
pointed to suicide Mr.. Wilkins
notified Justice of the Peace Price,
of Kings Valley, to investigate
the matter and if necessary an
inquest wouldbe held, but as the
facts show a clear case of sclfde.
struction no inquest was held.
Mr.. Mcconnell was 60 years
of age, and a former resident oi
Albany. He had been in poo1
health for some time and the rash
act was committed when in fl
of dependency.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-15
Philonath.

Henkle, Philomath, keeps wall paper.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Fisher,
April 8, daughter.
Several candidates were in Philomath
the first of the week. just to attend the
shooting match, you know.
Trunks and valises at Henk1e's, Philo.
math.
James Watkins, railway mail-clerk, oi
Portland, is spending few days vaca-
ton at the Watkins farm few miles
south of town.
Mrs. J. Hewitt. of Norton, in Philo
math visiting her father.
Bring your produce to Henkle, Philo.
math.
T. P. Connor is once more able to be
in town, having been confined with rheu
matt SIN for some time.
R. J. and V. P. Moses went to Alses
last Tuesday presumably for big hunt
Millinery, dress goods, shirt waists al
Henkle's, Philomath.
G. w. Denman Is in Philomath, super.
intending the eighth grade examlna-
tions.
Henkle, Philomath, pays highest price
for eggs.
J. White, father of 81. F. and O. v.
White, and his daughter, Mrs. Bond,
both of University Park, spent several
days in Philomath, Thay came to at
tend the contest and visit with friends
aud re latives.
PEEK-A- Boo.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-15
BeIlfountain.

G. Barnard one of Benton county's S
aged and most respected citizens, has
been very low for several days, at tines
his life was almost despaired of, but he
may yet rally again.
Mrs. Ingram and daughter, Ethel, re-
turned last Friday from Chico, Calf.
where they spent week with Mrs. In
grams mother, Mrs. Benefited, who is
81 years old, and in feeble health.
Marion Baily's child that has been
dangerously sick for three weeks, seems
to he slowly recovering.
South Benton seems to be in fail
way to have local telephone service al
last.
Farming is being crowded as rapidly
as possible, considering the oppressive
heat. Grass and grain are growing fine
Miss Dunlap, whose term of school ex
pired here, commenced teaching a
Beaver Creek last Monday.
Mrs. Euil Howard will teach tn,
Alpine school the spring term.
Candidates were in evidence last Sat
urday on the streets of Bellfonntaiu, bu
farmers are too busy with spring worl
to bether with candidates or any othe
other kind of politics.