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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-10
SEEKS
ALASKA
GOLD
Charles BrIneau, One of the
Original LOcatOrS of the
Bohemia

Charley Bruneau, one Of the best
known of Oregon and Alaska mining
men, to whose ability is credited the
development Of some of the best
mines in Oregon, is again on his way
to the far moth to pursue develop
ment of properties in the Kayak coun-
try. Mr.. Bruneau spent last night in
Portland, proceeding today to Seattle,
says the Telegram.
With jennings Brothers, Mr.. Bru-
neau was the original locator of the
Musick and Helena mines of the Bo-
hemia district, which were finally sold
to the Oregon Securities company,
forming the nucles of the extensive
holdings of that corporation Mr..
Bruneau returned from Alaska last
fall and spent the winter working on
his Bohemia holdings, consisting of
20 or 12 claims, the sale of which has
just been concluded and hereafter he
expects to devote his entire attention
to Alaska enterprises. The considera-
tion received for the holdings is not
made known, but it is understood ap
proxlmates $4,000.
In Alaska Mr. Bruneau has devoted
his attention to the development of the
extensive coal fields occurring in the
Kayak region, and is also interested in
several oil well properties in the same
locality, and has the greatest faith
in the future of the two branches of
mineral Industry producing from the
bountiful stores of nature. The coal
occurs in vast deposits, not difficult
to mine, and is of a quality that
makes it desirable for all heating and
power purposes, while location near
the coast makes IT present great posi-.
bilities for export trade and as a
source of supply for steamships ply
ing northern waters. The oil develop
ments demonstrate the existence of
an extensive area of country under
laid with oil strata, the product be-
ing of naptha base, high in gasoline
and illuminating qualities. likewise ca
pable Of yielding most OF the profit
able by-products. Situation of the
field Is such as to enable private oper-
alton of refineries. regardless of the
attempts of the Standard Oil company
or any others to control, and It is ex-
pected that few years hence will
record Alaska as the source Of supply
of Illuminating oil for a large portion
of the world.
1t will be remembered that the Mu-
sick and Nicola mines paid in diyi-
dends before their sale to tne present
owners, respectively, $250,OOO and
SEQ, 900. and the men who developed
the properties never lost faith in
either of the two mines or the camp
in which they are located. Mr.. Bru-
mean is of the poinion that far great
er opportunities for money-making are
IN Alaska than elsewhere
at the present time for the persons
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-10

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-10

itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as well as
Bling. Bleeding or Protruding Plies
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remed.'. Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. SOC a jar at drug
gists, or sent by mail. Treaties free.
Write me about your case. Or. Bo
sanko Phila.. Pa
For sale by DR.. s. G. Stone, druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-10
who have capital with which to oper-
Notice.

The law Offices now occupied by ].
N. Brown, in Tioga block, will be for
rent after July LIST. These are the
most centrally located and best ar
ranged law or hop Offices in the city.
Apply to c. A. Gray. 6-S-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-10

RIA Pfeil, who has bought the On
derwood bottling works, will move 1t
to North Salem. where the plant will
be run under the name OF the Star
Bottling Works
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-10
aarden Hose RarnaIns.

R. NJ. Wade & Co. have lot Of rem
nants OF half-inch rubber-lined garden
hose, worth 12c per foot, at &c, 20
close out. First come frst served.
6-S-3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-10

cial, and committee of the business
men Of Newberg interceded earnestly
in his behalf, but in vain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-10

option law A similar ballot is re-
ported from Troutdale, and also from
several city precincts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09

days of January an increase over last
year of two thousand, and n decrease
under the same period year before last
$1,000
For the one hundred and thirty days
Of the season that have elapsed the as6re-
gallo Is ahead OF the same days OF iast
Year 1a9.0J0, and ahead Of the same days
year efOrc last ll6,pD.
The amount brought Into sight during
the past week has been 2S4,lal, against
2yl,2lo for the same seven days last year,
and $685. year before last.
The movement S.nca September shows
receipts at all United States ports to be
b,i%,lil against 5.l50,uSl last year. Over
land across the Mississippi, ONO and l'o-
tomac rivers TO Northern mills and Can
adm 4ll,22S against G.3,ilG last year: inter-
close OF the commercial year 1900
against iSO.SiS last year
l'llc Total movement since September
is 7,2t6,!39 against 1G!,Sli last year and
7OSC,yAi year before last.
fore.gn exports for the week have
been 242,29i against 2llG6S last year, max
lES the total thus Inr tor the season
4o-s,JU against S,7JOsy3 last year. the
total takings o. American mills, North
ana South ana Canada thus far for tho
season have been l,0o9,iH against 2.oli,3i3
last year.
Srotks At the scaboard and the 20 lead
Ing Southern interior centres have de-
creased during the week J9,U5T bales
against decrease during tho correspond
ING period last season OF 1851.
Including stocks left over ut ports and
the number Of Da!cs brOngul into sight
thus ilr for the new crop. the supply
To- datc Is 1,oS5, 236 against 7,2lGsDl for the
same period last year,
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ried life. An English Earl. friend
of tho divorced husband. has met the
pretty American under rather unusual
and slightly romantic circumstances. ana
fallen in love with her, never suspectinS
that she ever bore the numo OF his
friend. He crosses the Atlantic for ths
sole purpose OF becoming better &C
auaintcd with the girl who has SO IN
fatuuted him, and, following the rather
frealtish advice of his friend assumed
tho latter's name for the purpose OF MS
trip to the United Stu.es. unaware, OF
course. of the relation that existed oe-
tween the two This leads to many COM
pllcations. though 1t must not be SUP
posed that the play is built according to
the plans OF tho usual comedy Of mis-
taken identity.
The English Earl, Lord Card1ngton. ms
played by Mr.. Frank Monroe, was IN
excellent piece OF work, He reallzed,
without too much exaggeration, those
qualities Of the English gentleman, tonha
10 some extent in Lord Chumley ana
Captain Lettcrblair, though he was ~
many ways. Infinitely superior TO 1hose
character creatures Ills efforts TO ap-
pear as an American. born In Paw
tuckct." We're genuinely humorous
Ills accent was quite English; Snwf'lly
clever, really, don't you kl'ow, ana rouid
easily pass muster for the real INNS.
Miss Marie Petles, as Harriet farayce'
was most winning in her personallly,
ard gave u very natural. as wen as
charming portrayal OF q pFisht, 'ntc',
lcclual, cultured girl, ready OF WI nhu
gracious In manner.
Every member OF tho company was
capable. with the result that inc prouun-
ton was smooth and evenly naAhceu'
with no weak spot to mar the Whn'e'
Tho comedy viii be repeated ms nv
tcrnoon and this evening.
whcre are great many reasons Why
Dno old Homestead has peeh 81 sues
ccssful for nearly twenty years WY y.
llu most important OF them is that tle
characters In tho play are drawn l'olii
rcal Iifc u,enman Thompson ana me
"Old Homestead will BIO at the ACADEMY
Monday ana Tuesday nights.
The regular Saturday matinee az me
Bijou Theatre Will begin TINS alterilooli'
h be followed by the regular perform
ance Tonight. Hearts Adrift' VIII %
Inc production. The melodrana IS We41
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THE MAN
ABOUT

Harry Tucker.

h we don't enjoy the privilege Of going
X nincns of amusement often, but wlleh
lxse AZ 20. we think We know good tllins
when we see 1t -
rrhereforc. we beg leave to arise ana
take Off o,ir hat to Miss Florence hunt,
giey the little soubrettc IN the Sre'lt
White Diamond Company. ,,,.,
4 The minute she appeared on we b.Iou
stage she spread distinctive brilllancS
AVN. herself and caught tho audience
.yith her dainty manner md sweet Hoice.
rho ilttlo soubrctte left not man!
xv,ntcrs and summers behind her, and we
tespcak for her plenty OF success. VIII, VII, rs -
ACCOMMODATING lucre to help her ward OH
tho storms that come as tho winters gro"
longer.
Councilman Stein and Mr.. Louis sfiss'i-
I hrecht are on speaking terms again
And this Is why 1t Is:
nenntv Sheriff Johnson, Of BROOKLYN,
arorned into town. ms is his wont every
few months. .,,. ho,d
r.,,se n little fun so he went out some,
where, to Dick Williams. We think ahel
got hold Of n phone. =,
"Glmme Gisscbrechts," he said;
He got It
yes" 80. .,,,.
..-his 10 Johnson. got IN fight Just
now. and am locked UP at the f'rs. o.. :,
zion. Come down and ball me out qulcN.
Gosh" said Mr.. Gisselbrecht. us nc
hung up the receiver. Got TO see 'on'-
son out. 80. mi,
y He looked around Ills place was iu''
of neople, and his clerk wars out
cant shut up he muttered, ana tne,'
he caught sight OF Councilman stem WIN
4 . bl,nch over by the stove. ~
I, .sHerman," he said, there Is a trieno
~ mino of the name of Johnson under
a,ra.t Of thc First Station. Wants bail.
IT can't leave Just now. You go down
3 ma hail him out. He's all right.
5"Sure," said Mr.. Stein, MS he graoo o,.
b,s overcoat and fairly flew down to inc
First tSntion. ,.oot,
Wnen he got there, all out OF W e 'A'-'
ne could hardly speak.
q "Set down" said Sergeant Werner
land rest awhile"
q .Dont need no rest" was the reply
..want to bail out my friend, Jonnso'''
Il How much?'
"Johnson?" asked the sergeant.
"Nohody here by that name. lnoian
& Lucy, and 'Scared-t-Death' are the only
prisoners We have.
ii THAT made Mr.. Stein mad. and ne
blamed II all on the innocent Gisselbrecht'
iYn,d they didn't hold any more comhuh'-
ca tons for some time.
81 But It's all off now; the miS-up mas
n been explained, and now Stein ana us
Eelbrecht are good friends again.
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OF HUMAN INTEREST;
STORIES OF THE DAY
Two Fish Stories.
, is a fish story from Shamrock.

Hero is a fish story from Shamrock.
Tho winter sport Of fishing through nSn,,s,
toned calm broken by dispute, which:
IT is said, threatens to spread until II mas
dlvlacd the South county into two rlval
camps. The trouble arose III a dlsPu
between two local anglers as 10 Wl,ic GU.
mlnnow. 1t was decided that the two
1is hcrmen should settle the question by a
lair test, and both dropped nook ana
5linc into hole chopped through the zee
Of nearby pond. Timers We're pt vSich
caught tie first fish and referee was
empowered to settle all disputes OF procc-
dure between the advocate Of the mlnno"
and the supporter Of the worm. 80
both felt 3 n-hoie at the SaHne tlile
tsh with the two hooks in his mouth.
Careful examination by the referee
showed that the minnow had swailoWea
The worm and the pickerel took IN ihe
TO decide which caught the fish. The SIT
uatlon is becoming tense
At the risk OF our reputation FOR truth
and veracity we relate the following COM
2panlon story:
n. O.. for pin fish" She had "a spool
( OF thread for hshlng line and Bonded pm
for hook" She caught little plnnsn.
about two inch!ss; long, and was craving an,,"na e
GRABBED the ,eatefi and swallowed it. The
water was clear and the big tisii. was
plainly to be seen. The fatne. OF Ire
child who was standing by. took tho
line and attempted 10 iti.d ..le ..ou.,e~ /;
!. but as soon as the big fellow realized
snapped the slender line, and swan away
Ito ENJOY his stolen meal.
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AT THE THEATRES.

No more delightful copedy has heen
seen here In years than the Earl or
Pawtuckct." whirh was presented at tina
Academy las, evening, It Is a clean.
Wholesome play, one or the best things
that Augustus Thomas has done and one
can well understand why II should prove
such an emphatic succnss. ils humOr Ia
the hnrGor Of refinement aud delicious
Withonf q touch or ihs coarsencSs that
mars 80 many comedies, even when L.iey
o. FawtIGket"
The play tells The story ~ a charm
ing type pt American gin, who unior-
innatsly, or fhiher, II should DC said
fortunately, has bssn divorced tom her
Arsband. aiief thies months " par
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LEGAL NOTICE.

: : Z 81 Z
3ruD COMMONWEALTH OF VI r,
IL GINA, TO THE SHIIRlEE OF TIL
CITY OF RICHMOND. G1EETlNG:
We command you to summon Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Comnnny. lore sn
ed you to do), to appear, 1T the cler}.s
office Of our Law and Equity Court Of the
city OF Richmond. at the courthouse O. o.
said court on the THIRD MONDAY ~
January 1901 to answer the acton OF
Brauer Cattle Company. a corporation
Of Ia plea OF trespass on the case N
assumpsl, Damages three hundred dol
lars,
Witness. p. p. Winston. clerx Of our
said court, at Richmond. the 18th day OF
December. 1903. and In the 12Sth year OF
'ne eo.'''''"siP r. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
O'Terrel & REGISTER. =. a.
dec 19-law-4W
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STATE LIBRARY.
Board Holds Interesting Meet
inp-In Good Condition.

The state Library Board held pro-
l,need session in the Library last night,
aud adjourned to meet again al l2;ao TO-
day.
Messrs. Garnett, Chandler and Pat'er,
son were present, and largo amount OF
routir,, work was disposed OF. but none
OF ii was Of special public interest,
Tho members found everything IN fino
condition, and We're pleased with the I'M
.provements which have been made look-
ing to tho convenience Of the public
TIC session of the board to-day VIII
likely be a lengthy one, as quite a large
amount OF business Is vet TO be disposed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09

WANTED. GOOD MAcH1NlsT; ALSO A
die and tool maker; state age, salary ex,
MFG. CO., of Norfolk, Va. care Jefferson
Hotel, city.
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WANTED. A WORKING FOREMAN ON MY
farm In Henrico county, near Richmond. Ao-
ply, with references to Il. c. WILLIAMS.
Jr.. 1ll3 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09

Hcster's statement OF the worlds supply
of cotton, issued to-day. shows the total
visible t. be 1882, 74s as1nst S,9oy,Ilg Inst ,;
total of American cotton Is s,24o,74s
against 32ss,7l9 last week, and : 3,16S,s92
last year; and OF all other kinds ! m n,
Guiding EgyP, Brazil, lnd dJa ,a etc. o S9sooo
or the worlds visible, supply Of cotton
there is now anont and held In Great Hrl,
lam and continental Europe 25 II o69
against IS3 G}0 last year; In 1nala $1,000
against 273O00 last year, and N the unlted
States 1,SSD,010 AKA. INST l,N9,On last year,
.Corrccted by Galveston, minus correc-
WsCorrected BY Galveston. minus correc-
ton ibis week, 2,e74,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

FORT AlYER, VA. JANUARY 8, 1904
Sealed Proposals In trlplicate for, Alter,
be received Until 10 a, M. JANUARY
L., 1904, and then publicly opened. The
right is reserved to reject any proposal
4,,pon' application Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals
for Alteration and Eepalrs to Post Hos
pital at Fort Myer, Va, and addressed
10 CAPTAIN q, g, HAhNIARDI.
tluartermaster.
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BANK CLEARINGS.
Table Giving Figures for Chief
Cities Of the Country.
nv csor,ntn1 jyrngs


NEW YORK. Jan. s.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstrec.'s, shows the
bank .clearngs at hunter OF the prin-
cipal cities for the week ending Janu-
a,y I, with tlys percentage OF Increase
and decrease as compared with the cor
responding week last year. Sixty-four
o,her cities are included in the totals:
New York, 81 1881 ,GS9,s0G decrease, $50.
Chicago, SlG2, Gl3,239; d.crcasc. l,3
Boston, $l4T43i,700: d ccreasc. 10.
Philadelphia, SlloA5i,5O0; decrease, oi.8.
ST. Louis, SIS, iS06G0; increase. L.
Pittsburg, S39,477l7G, decrease, lG.7.
Gan Francisco, SOS G2J(3i0; decrease, %.
Baltimore, s2i,@2907S; decrease, lG.2.
Cincinnati, s22 ,449 400; decrease, l1.0.
Kansas City. ST. 1864: increase, Al,
Now Orleans, 81, Sj5, 2a3; increase. 49,,
Richmond, $5,Gl0,G2S; increase. III,
ashington, 81 iH,Gi: decrease, 1870.
Savannah. $ilS2 1856; decrease, 25.5.
Memphis, sOS5SD5l; increase. 33.T.
Fol1 Worth, $;G3S937,
Atlanta, S54Si, 800: Increase. sd.
Nashville, S35isGT0; increase, 7.5.
Norfolk, sl.72o 70J; decrease. lol.
= Augusta, 3l,7lJ,aH, decrease. l52,
Birmingham, sL5l7 ,csO; decrease. 1913,
Litt!o ROCK, Si.1Gi 40; increase, @.
Knoxville. 81, 2OS,Al; Increase. 2i9.
Macon. SJ32 900: increase, 5S.
Chattanooga, s9ISiW increase. 2I5.
Jacksonville. s75754T; increase, 467.
houston, sl0,2Gt77l; decrease. aQs
Galveston, sll.gG,D0J decrease. ~.
Charleston, 3lS02ls4.
Totals: United States, se.>t@,o3o. 10; do
CT ease. 21.5.
Outside New YORK, ss7l .se9 ,aG3; decrease.
| ia
Totals: Canada. s52.4ia,s7o: decrease.
1872
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Railroad Club to Meet,

its regular meeting next Thursday Mt 3
Z r. NJ. in the assembly room in tho annex
s of Murphy's Hotel. =, =,
on, "Prnc IDEAL Suggestions on Transfer ard
Corsolldation OF Freight will be read;
IN bryant q GreT nis , Has T1I
raj use in connection with front end Of
engines to prevent. tho throwing OF IRE
ana = / l,a n rc,imulat ton of CiuderS Tts4tI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09

the two men met In the church.. of which
Mr.. Harlan Is a deacon. The distillcr
was coming down tho steps, when the
justice called to him: THAT was spen-
did" Then, remembering where he was.
he added. hastily: '"rhc sermon mean.
of COurse'
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worth seeing, even by those who Wit
nos sed Its presentation last season,

Among thu members of the companJ
which is to appear at the Bijou next week
IN the me,odrama ITO BE Buried Alive,
are two who IRE we'll and fayorably
known here Miss Ellen Mar Wilcox Is
one of the Laadng women of the COM
pany, while William II. Pascoe Is the
leading man.
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Will Not Have Hunt,

Mr. Harry g. Beattle, n. =, 4, Of !, tnd
INF owing to the lntuyorable condition
of OFT, the ground the regular hunt scheduleIdt
for to-day Will have to be nostponedd, a,d IS
IN thc Condition that they arc at present,
MS both horses and riders are liable 70
Injury. There Will be the usual gutheIr
Ing at the club house, where tea VIII
ha served, at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09
REAL EsTATE-For Sale.

WE; GUARANTEE YOU s PER CENT. FOR
n year on mn Investment of s35 900 In choice
brick business property In NewpJr. News News;
choice location: 1t Is n snap Mt price nskG.i
Write quick for particulars to MEANS.
+ NrARYE, BOYENTON 4 CHAPLIN, INC,
Newport News. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09

SEVERAL PERSONS or CHARACTER AND
good reputation in each state to represent
and advertise old established. wealthy husi-
ness houses OF solid financial Standing; sal ry
s2l.0o weekly with expenses add iionn].. all
payable In cash direct nnch "Wednesday fror,
head offices; horse and carriaga furnished
when necessary; referen :.s Enclose self-ad-
dressed envelope. COLONIAL CO.. 1874 Dear-
born Street, Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09

For THE LADIES DRESSING ROOM OR
boudoir the Gibson Girl is Just tho thing for
the wall decoration mo. II. ASHLEY, 6
North Seventh Street.
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SCATTER TEE-DEE WANT ADS AS BUSINESS
SEED and THE HARVEST WILL BE GREAT.
BOARDING.

* GENTLEMAN DESIRING THE CON
forts Of hotne board. nice room nn' 9ath'
roe Park: terms rnodcrate; references on
changed. Address a. AZ, care tins OFFICE.
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REAL EsTATE-For Rent.

FOR RENT-DOCTOR'S OFFICES. CEN
trnly located ind very desirable: three rooms
and stabc modern water fixtures, specially
arranged for doctor's use; well known stand
Real Estate Office, q n. Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09

q YOUNG TLEMAN WHO IS AT 1.E1S
tire during the day Ia seeking board with
Christian family where he can feel ut home.
+. w. D.. care this office.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,
wilmington, N. g.. Jan, 8. lo9k
\ -, off lcn of ihn TreaSurer,

lIV OHICo OF lIln TTtHSuTeTt
Atlantic Coast Line RailIo s Gom nla,ay ~
LANTIc COAST LINE RAIL.IsoApr CON,
nXNY hpys deslaFedI = pH Rtn rIN o. az ~
Common Capital stock OF that Company; div
idend duo and payable at the office O. ne
afsasgIxsEs & 1871 rhs 9h books
VIII stand closed from December q. N93.
January y ls oGSh 1854 1854 aq,as,xs
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BOARD WANTED.

THE LENNON 1905 r. Observation-Disclosures
some rooms; frst-clnss appointments.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

MAN-wANTED, A RELIABLE. STOUT.
strong young colorcd man to. clean Kitchen.
wash dishes and do general cleaning I p.
Apply at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Restaurant 9lO Il.
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MISSES MARTINS boarding house; petrn.hent
and trunscnt; nice rooms mud goud lure;
100 North Seventh Street.
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PRESS FEEDERs--wANTED. PRESS FEED
srs c ,y ". Monday T, morning. poo Apply A. .
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WANTED. AGENCY FOR a GOOD FIRE IN
surunce In the city Of Smthncld. N. c. W.
III. AUSTIN, Smithheld N. c.
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and stable long occupied as doctors Offices
and very desirable us such. Apply to II. u
CABELL Real Estate Office. o. N. Ninth ST.
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Weekly Cotton Statement.

lEy SNsDclaled FreRNJ
NEW ORLEANS, Jan, s,-accrn,ery
Hftltr's weekly cotton exchange state
nfnt isSuad TO-DAY. zl4ows fDt lhG tis.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09

THE SICK AND AF'Fr!,1c1'ED TO
enquire OF us When IN went OF n'ea lt me-.
fcrinr; best uunity ohtnlnnblo. A.. II. ROD.
+. ms 200 East Marshall. 'Ihone 1885, y
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The Bell Came Back.

MIR. William Alden Smith. representa-
tive from the Grand Raplds, Mich, dis
rr!ct, was once defendants attorney at
a trial on criminal charge. The com.
planning witness was known to be OF
bad reputation Mr.. Smith naturally
made the most Of that fact
p One OF his witnesses was sta4Wart
Blacksmith. This blacksmith had a ven.
cradle figure, conspicuous feature or
which Was a long white beard failing
upon his broad chest.
do you know the family OF the com
planning witness in this trlal?" asked At
torrey Smith.
II do" replied the blacksmith, in stolid
tomas.
what is their reputation, good or
pad?"
"Bad" dn the same stolld tones.
The prosecuting attorney, TO whom the
witness was promptly handed over, was
counted a clever man at cross-cXamNa-
ZION.
Haven't you had trouble with the
father of my client?" he inquired in ex-
ultant, but Impressive manner.
NO replied the blacksmith deliber-
Ately, NO"
mo trouble at all?"
''Nuhi- OF much importance
'Ah, there was something's?
II accused him OF stealing the bell on
my bIiEdle cow,
hAnd he dened It, didn't he?"
Yes" rejoned the blacksmith of ven.
eratle beard, but he bought The bell
back next day,'--Washington Post
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