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c. r. Daily Buys n Mansion.

Mr.. c. f. Daily, formerly of Indiana polls,
and for the past two years assistant gen.
eral passenger agent for the Lake Shore
Railway, has just presented himself with a
magnificent house at i345 Grand boulevard.
where he intends 10 spend the rest of his
days together with his wife and thirteen
year-old daughter, who is the apple of his
eye Mr. Daily who is one OF the cleverest
of men. has been in the railroad business
most all his working life. tie started as n
telegraph operator about eighteen years
ago. and before accepting his present posi-
ton he general passenger agent for th,.
Lake Erie & Western Railway which
necessitated his residence in Indiana polls.
Ind Mr.. Daily. besides being a business
man of excellent standing. is a prince Of
good fellows. His appearance is very dis
tingue. made 50 by his handsome. youthful
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HOG PRICES GO HIGHER
IN GENERAL WAY MARKET WAS
STRONG TO CENTS ADVANCED.
Cattle Market Active Yesterday and
Prices Advanced-Fat Cattle 25c
Higher than Week Ago.
Receipts and Shipments.

UNION STOCkYARDS, Indianapolis,
May 4.-Rather small supply of hogs ar
rived for the market to-day and il was
evident early that there would be only
about enough 10 accommodate the normal
requirements of local packers. On account
OF conditions elsewhere which affected this
market to greater or less extent shipping
orders were not plentiful, except at linn
ited prices, and therefore there was not
great deal of competition at the start Lo-
Cal packers, however, were inclined TO be
Tree buyers, and. OF course, they had TO be
industrious to get what they wanted.
therefore, while there was not much oppO-
sition. the market from the start was
i've and IN general way sales represented
q strong average in prices as compared
with yesterday. Occasionally transactions
were 21zd5c higher, but in all such cases IL
was generally admitted that the quality to-
day was more satisfactory. that there
was really very little advance in values. IL
did not require long to exhaust the morning
receipts and there were not enough hogs in
late 10 affect the market. The close was
steady at opening prices Sales ranged
from $3.50 to Si72l5, and very large pro-
portion OF the supply sold at S4.0Q46o-
Quotations:
Good TO choice medium TO heavy. ..... 81 65qiI5a
Mixed and heavy packing .--......... 4954460
Good choice light weights.....-.... 450aIi- 62lz
Common To fair light weights......... 4.45u4.50
anterior 10 test pigs. S0O44-J0
Aousns ana stays. o.f04t-@0
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"PM FORTY-ONE TODAY"
Said THREE STRANGERS
Men Born on Same Day Meet on
a Train and Tell Their
Age.

BRISTOL. Pa, May 24.-'Tm forty-one
years old to-day" This remark was made
by three men who met on a train between
Bristol and Philadelphia. The first man to
avow his age was from New York, and was
on his way 10 visit friend in Philadelphia
When his remark was echoed BY the man
who sat beside him and by the man who
sat i'm front of him he wanted TO know n
they Were poking fun at him. Each man
then swore positively that it was his birth
day and that he was forty-one years old.
II am a commercial traveller from VIII
mington, Del, said the man who sat be-
side him. and l am going home for cele-
bration."
Il am Thomas Snelson. a life insurance
agent ar Bristol, said the man in front.
and the clerks I'm my Office have Just made
me a presentation in honor of my birth
day"
II guess IL is all right" said the man who
had first spoken. But II certainly is
queer"
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INDIANAPOLIS a. MARTI>>yILf-E
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

Waiting room ana station. A. kentucky asenu@
FIrst leaves from IN front ~ No A.. KEN
lucky avenue Tor Maftinsville and internre1.3to
stations az $40 a. IN and every hour fheieAIter
on the half hour mark until $50 .. m TIE : -
d m car runs only 10 MooresNille. thu ID car
runs 10 Martinsvilic and the next and las< car
leaves at II 30 4. A.. running % hafflEsffiIe.
Leaving Martinsyllle for lrdlanaroi.s asid IN
termedlate stations frst al a.1l a i, ana
every nOur thereafter. the thirt! mirutc.fna,k
until 30 y. IA The l.3l y. ui rurs lsniy %
AioorcsNille and the $50 % Indianapolis ana
the next and last leaves al te.do. r0nrlnk
Indianapolis.
Cars leave Mooresville FOR indianapolis and
Martinsyilie Al s.39 a.
a and departs Al LOO H.. also arrives IL 80
u.
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INDIANA UNION TRACTION COMPANY.
Limited trains.
~ NORTHWESTERN
TR ACTION COMPANY.
General Omces. Lebanon, Ind.

General Offices. Lebanon, Ind.
Indianapolis waiting ticket Office ana
express Office. l19 West Maryland street. Onion
block Room 6.
First through car for Lafayette leaves Indian
apolis at a IN. and arrives at Lebanon ~ 3.ly
a. m, Frankfort $50 a IN. and Lafayette $50
a. m Second through car leaves indianapolis at
6 a. m. arrives at Lebanon at 73i a. m, Frank
fort S.14 a and Lafayette at 9lI a. m
and every hour thereafter until D. Last car
for Lebanon leaves Indianapolis at 1880
First through car from Lafayette leayes La
fayette 6:2J m, arrives at Frankfort at ~
"a. m. Lebanon at :15 a and Indianapolis az
gas "A. m, and every hour thereafter until s:2s
D. m Last car from Lafayette 10 Lebanon leaves
Is a.
Express Department ConEignmcnts received
until 10 O'Clock a. m for delivery the same day
TO all points between indianapolis and frank
fort and until T. IN. for delivery TO all points
before O'Clock the next morning.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale or trade: 81 900
stock gents furnishings and fixtures. THE
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 81 Fitzgerald Bldg.
BUSINESS CHANCE-We have several good no.
tells and apartment houses for sale or exchange
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 81 Fitzgerald
Bldg.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted: You to let us
sell your business: have buyers for roomng
houses. restaurant. grocery, etc; US at once.
MILLER-DAVIS co.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted: Manager for
retail shoe store; state age. experience and
salary wanted; give two references. Address
Box 295. care the Journal.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Arrange for hotel or
boarding house accommodations before going
to the worlds fair. Call New Phone 227S, or
lila S. Ala St. Room 6.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted: Agents for
Nulite misunderstanding System; cheaper and
better than gas electricity. Apply or address
CHAS. S. MODE. Grand Hotel May % only
BUSINESS CHANCE-Rooming house; finest To-
cation in city; IL rooms; modern house, full of
roomers; If you want a bargain don't fail to see
this. MILLER-DAVIS CO. 5l3 Lemcke.
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sneep-While the supply of sheen and
lambs to-day was fair, there We're hardy,
enough to interest all buyers or encouraes
competition Local butchers were wanti5S
most OF tne offerings, and after they had
enable shippers to complete their Orders
most OF the consignments were well nm 10
the requirements In quality and far. and
being rather uniform, there was no occa
sion Tor much range in prices. The trading
was as active as might have been expected
under the circumstances. and sales i'm ali
Gases were reported steady as COMPARED
with the way equal kinds have been selling
recently Spring lambs sold at $50. wear
iings at S.5Dn560 and cuIls 10 best old
sheep at GQi.D. Quotations.:
-ouotations for Clipped stock
Good q choice yeariinxs s. 5ol.5 Is
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Strike of 500 Machinists.

CHICAGO, May 24.-Five hundred ma
chinists struck to-day when the Goss Print
ing Company and the Charles f. Elms
Engineering Company refused 10 sign the
agreement prepared by the International
Association OF Machinists. The agreement
presented asks 30 10 81 cents per hour and
Saturday half holiday in the summer
mouths. The last offer of the employers
was from 30 10 IS cents per hour for a
nine-hour day. with no mention OF a Satur-
day half holiday. and asked absolute free
dom TO employ unskilled laborers OH ma
chine work
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-MAY "a.
Births.

William and Nora Green. III East Nineteenth
street. boy.
Leroy and Lizzie Williams. 61f Chicago. girl.
9 Jacob and May kriech. Schiller, boy
Charles and Otie Files. S45 Helen. girl
Charles and Emma KoeTner. 2302 South Me-
ridian girl.
Seymour and Myrtle Van Meter. as East
Michigan. boy.
Ira and Lucy Ray Is Murphy. girl.
Frank and Katie Haughnan. SIS Miley.. girl
Edward and Maggie McGinnly. 7O5 South Mis-
souri,. girl
Oliver and Grace Barber. 9l5 West New York.
boy.
George and Ella Montgomery. 2ls Blake. girl.
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INDIANAPOLIS. COLUMBUS a SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

Through passenger cars leave fennSylNaria ana
Washington streets for Southport. Green;xco4.
Whiteland. Franklin. Amty. Edinburg, Tasiofs-
Vile and Columbus First at a M ana
every hour thereafter until p m ThsouSh
cars leave also az 10 and n 10 p. an. AT p m
a leaves for Franklin and intermediates FONTS
only.
Combination passenger and express car saves
Georgia and Meridian streets for Grecn~oef cn{
al go a. N. and go y. Cars res 1iaIiy
every hour between indianapolis and cop-Ebu4
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Deaths.

Elizabeth Bechtold. Il warrnan. hfty-eight
years insanity.
Frank L. Jacobs. two years 731 North East.
scarlet fever.
Catherine Bretznan. PIGS North Pennsylvania
street. thirty five years, acute mania
Louis p Schaffner forty-seven years. 22l0
Bloyd broken neck caused by fall.
Frank b. Downey, thirty years. 81 Bellefon-
tame, abscess.
Francis Snider. 2Ol5 Hazel. eighty-three years.
exhaustion.
David G. Nancnery, 32S North Spring seventy
years. heart disease.
William A. T Wood forty-eight years. Cen
trail Hospital cerebral softening.
Elizabeth Y. Robinson. seventy lone years. 122
East Michigan. la grippe.
Oscar r. Bledsoe, 1914 East New York,
WILSON'S
Clara Summers. fourteen years. 1907 Mccain.
consumption.
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face, surrounded with pure, white hair
Mr.. Daiy's hobby is baseball and he can
throw an out-curve or drop with a
skill that would make the famous Callahan
look around a bit.-New York Club Fellow
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE-The Board OF Trustees Of the Central
Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive sealed
proposals until Friday. May q, at 10 a. m for
furnishing a full line of supplies for the month
of June. 1904. Estimate book will be on file at
Room As. Statehouse, from and after Monday
May % 1904. BY order Board of Trustees.
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ASK YOUR GROCER
FOR JOSEPH TAGGART'S
PURITAN BREAD.
DAYS AURORA TEA STORE.

We offering this week Rumford's Baking
Powder at 20c per pound.
Fine line of Canned Goods and complete line
of first-class Teas and Coffees
Try the celebrated TEA BUD TEA. Only store
in the city carrying this brand. Call or
phone New 3126 Old, Main Sl6
80 West Washington
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Marriage Licenses

Albert Rooth and Lydia Monninger.
Richard Newhouse and Nellie Powers.
Alexander Churchill and Dorothy Lette.
Timothy Sullivan and Nellie Ryan.
Richard Clarence Tanner and Blanche Roades.
Charles German and ChOttie Rosenberg.
Fred Priller and Katherine Shimmel.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-25

The following is comparative state
ment of the earnings of the b. & o. system
for the month of April and the ten months
ending April 80:
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IND,pLIs a EASTERN RAILWAY co.
GREENFIELD LINE
Cnnal-.I n-LLcc. L.. N. LII. Ls.1Lla-rl

General Offices Franklin Building
ALL CARS DEPART FROM MEkIDiAN AMI
GEORGIA STREETS.
For Richmond, New Castle and intermediate
stations leave at 6.55 a m and every Two
hours thereafter until e:55 >.
Above cars make direct connections for DAYTON.
Columbus. Newark. Lima. Marion and cincin-
natl. q.
For Greenfield. Knightstown and intetmediats
stations cars leave So a N. and each hour
thereafter until I 30 y. n and 800 y ~tar1
leaving at SIS and IL IS y. ~. only as 4r az
Greenfield.
Combination passenger and express cars leave
al BOO 1855 and II So a for knighfstoNn ana
SIS a m. and 255 p IN. for Richmond
FREIGHT CARS
For knightst0wn. Richmond and intcrms dtato
stations cars arrive at : rs a m. and deTDft at
$50 a. m. For Greenfield and intermediate sta
lions cars arrive at 7;I5 a. m. and leave as 80
a. m. Also arrive al 2.i0 y. IN. and leave AZ ~
Ia m
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL-M. f. ARNOLD formerly OF 80
Mass. av., permanently located 363 Mass. av.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-lf you are in need of a position or
desire TO employ male female help advertise
In the Journal. If you a subscriber the
journal and do not find ii convenient to call at
the office you may telephone your advertisement
and IL Will be charged to your account Five
cents for each seven words any part thereof
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sc.
One day forester found little girl
an witch
o the
bushes o thornst oprotectit 1870 $500
lie wife
fisherman
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE-Modern house: 9 rooms; well
located; north; PRICE BROS. CO.. $3.50
REAL ESTATE-The- best lot; N Ill st; a
snap; see II and you will buy it. PRICE
BROS. CO, $3.50 Law Bldg.
FOR SALE-Real Estate-Homesteads Send
fifty cents for large sectional map Rosebud
Reservation and information concerning openiny
BONESTEEL STATE BANK. Bonesteel. S ID.
REAL ESTATE
If you want a home easy monthly pay
AMERICAN HoME-BUYING CO., and 10
Lombard building.
REAL ESTATE
We will buy you home and you can pay for
1t like rent. NO INTEREST.
AMERICAN HoME-BUYING co.
and 10 Lombard Building.
REAL ESTATE-For sale: Buildings formerly
occupied by Terre Haute Brewing Co. and the
c. Habich Co.. at go South West St. Indpls..
Ind. Inquire of THE c. HABIcH CO.. snate
av. and Merrill st.
REAL ESTATE
OUT THEY GO
Go where
You will. then come to see us and go 20 North
Dakota: the most prosperous State in the Union.
land adjoining for $50 TO $3.50 per acre. easy
terms. Elk rates. Locate in the greatest North
VI.
II. BROWN CO, 13l LasaIie street Chicago
Ill. or Mandan. North Dakota.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
-~~~-~>------~--~~>>~-~--~
R hoo E Sa,s WI, pay cash for s-room
north; $1,000 TO $500 Phone Si47.
REAL EsTATE-we want TO purchase to-rnor-
row, four cottages OF four or five rooms. To-
Gated ted between Shelby and State and between
us for quick returns. AMERICAN HOME
BUYING CO, Lombard Bldg.
WANTED-sITUATION
WANTED-By young and experienced woman.
position as nurse or companion to invalid Ref
erences. 2S4 Journal.
STORAGE.
-~--~~-~~~-~--~~--
Moving. 81 per load. Phones 7ss
STORAGE-PACKING. HAULING.
HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
SToRAGE-INDPLS. WAREHOUSE co.
w. K kurtz. Pres. II A Grassland. Mgr.
517-523 s Penn. Telephone 1873
We STORE. PACK and HAUL
sTOKAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company corner East Ohio st. and Union
and packing. Phones .25.
Personal.
FOR WOMEN ONLY.
DR. r. c. RAYMOND'S Monthly Regulator
has brought happiness To hundreds of anxious
women No pain. danger. interference
with work; relief in 10 days. We have never
known OF single failure. Mail orders promptly
filed. Price 50. DR. X. c. RAYMOND REM
EDY CO. ROOM 81. "a ADAMS ST. CHICAGO
ILL.
HARNESS AND TURF SUPPLIES.
->---~--~~~---->---~-~-~-~
HARNESS AND TURF sUPPLIES-F!ne har-
and turf supplies. Phone. New Z152. L.
NJ. ROTTLER, l5f ~. Del. ST.
PIONEER BRASS WORKS.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-MiSCELLANEO
FOR SALE-Large freproof safe; bargain IL sold
soon y South Capitol
FOR SALE-Or Invalid and reclining
chairs w. ID. ALLISON CO., sos N. Alabama
prairie town: good location. Address Box 3s2
Wolcott. Ind.
FOR SALE-Drug store, very central location
sell at invoice, owner retiring from the busi-
ness. w. Z. OCHILTREE, Connersvie, Ind.
FOR SALE
A CARD LIKE THIS
Every Sunday for year costs but 81 95 per
month. The Journal want page is profitable to
the advertiser and reader.
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MUSICAL.

MUS1CAL-Just out 'Immortee," for piano,
by Frank Stephenson, Indianapolis. For sale
by music dealers
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UPHOLSTERING AND PACKING.

UPHOLSTERING AND PACKING w. H.
COOMBS, f3S Indiana Phone Main, 1916.
Goods called Cor and delivered free of charge.
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|lEPnnSuIVdnid Ijn9S.|

Trains Run by Central Time.
TICKET OFFICES az Station and corner Illinois ana
Washington Streets
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FTTTTTfTIfA City Ticket Office, 8 N. Illinois
5=Ssfs ST. claypooI Hotel.
Leave indianapolis
Chicago Express Trains. via { 200 m sii 30 m
Direct Line &S5 pm sl216 n
Roachdale, Crawfordsville La
fayette and Chicago I1-50 .-..
Michigan City ...-............. S15 pm ........
honon Und.) Accommodation. ss.00pm ........
Daily. sunday only.
L.. r. s ss,s TIN: : 49,: sa s
Toledo Chicago & Mich. Ex..-. T:l5 a u m
Toledo Detroit Chicago Ltd sl2 pm. SIX pm.
Mich. City. Muncie Laf spi. 7:20p.m. l025 pm
Daily.
= N. time is in BLACK figures.
KA Indianapolis Union Station =
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WANTED-AGENTS.


WANTED-Agents for Nulite misunderstanding
System; cheaper and better than gas or cleo
tricity Apply or address CHAS S. MODE Grand
Hotel May % only.
WANTED-Asents wanted for one OF the largest
and most complete nursery plants in the coun-
try; high commissions; write for terms AL
EERTSON * HOBBS Bridgeport. Ind.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL
LOANS-Money mortgages. c. F. SAYLES
& CO.. l27 E Market st.
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Spring lambs ooa7 70
6eod q choice yesriinxs. 55on5. Is
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REAL ESTATE-For sale: Buildings formerly
occupied by Terre Haute Brewing Co. and the
c. Habch Co., at go South West St, Indpls.
Ind. Inquire of THE C. HABICH CO.. ssnate
V. and Merrill st.
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WANTED-A professional gentleman and wife
desire two nicely furnished rooms FOR light
housekeeping with good family. Address Box
POI, the Journal
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We will buy you home and you can pay for
[ like rent NO INTEREST.
AMERICAN HOME-B BUYING CO
and 10 Lombard Building
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HARNESS AND TURF SUPPLIES.

HARNESS AND TURF SUPPLIES-Fine har-
and turf supplies Phone. New z152. L.
NJ. ROTTLER. l54 ~. Del ST.
PIONEER BRASS WORKS.
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Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.

Upside down. under fisherman.
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WANTED0c75oid feafhers- lis M Mass. av. b
DUBOIS Main 1925
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WANTED-Sheet metal workers and slate roof
ers; good wages. eight hours. steady employ
ment and open shop. Apply TO address r. J..
GARDINER 11R +. State St, Columbus o.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-01-09

one else, they are presenting on
next Wednesday night, company
of players that have been every
where well received. The play is.
fare you a Mason?" now being
played for the fourth year, ard
which ran for a week at the Colum-
bia theatre in San Francisco two
weeks ago. On the 18th. it begins
an engagement at the Marquam in
Portland The play itself is de-
cidedly high class attraction. NO
clog dancing and vaudeville, but a
standard play something on the or.
der of MY Friend from India" SO
well known to Corvallis. people.
The prices to be charged in Port
land are so cents to 81 so. In Cor
wallis. the first three rows will be
81. the remainder of the reserved
seats, so and IS cents. While
these prices are somewhat higher
than usual, the play is better than
usual. Sale of seats begins Tues
day morning.
If you don't attend this play,
don't complain because the Opera
House does not bring high class
attractions. It is up to you.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-01-09

Paris, Jan. The ST Petersburg
correspondent of the Paris edition
of the New York Herald cables as
follows:
There is slmost no hope of q
peaceful eolu,icn, and the public is
expecting news of hattie resulting
from the landing of japanese troops
in Corea. A battaiioa has been
cent from Vladivostock to prevent
the Japanese landing"
The Genoa correspondent of the
same pal er says the builders of the
warshIps Niasin and Kasaga, which
the Japanese government purchss.
ed from Argentina, are doing their
utmost to hasten their readiness for
eea. and that the japanese admiral
and his officers exprsss satisfaction
with the vessels.
The correspondent further says
it is alleged that japan is negotiat.
ing with Buenos-Ayres for four 9th.
er Argentina warshipa.
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THESE TO SERVE.
As Judges and Clerks of Election-Ap-
pointments Made Thursday.

At Thursdays session, the coun-
ty court named judges and clerks
of election. Under a new law, the
names of the appointees are posted
up conspicuously in the county
clerks Office and allowed to remain
there until the next meeting of the
county court. At that time, if de-
sired. citizens may make objections
to any or all appointees and if the
court sees fit, changes may be
made. The list appointed Thurs
day, is as follows:
Corvallis No Judges, E E
Wilson, P Bilyeu, S L Shedd; clerks
w L Locke, John Swick, H L
French
Corvallis No 2-Judges, Grant
Elgin, c L Heckart...J W Crawford;
clerks, J E Andrews, William
Moore, w S Linville
Corvallis No 3-Judges, S L
Henderson, E B Horning, E J
Dunn: clerks, Charles Pernot, Ed
Smith, Alex Rennie
Corvallis No 4-Judges, J D
Howell, E H Taylor. E Allen;
clerks, w T Johnson, F R Over
lander, w H Dllley.
Fairmount-Iudges. H j Reese,
TIL Hughson, J T Mayberry;
clerks, w G Abraham, F M Sharp,
E B Small.
Soap Creek-Judges, E F Wiles,
E M Dodele, -; clerks, E A
Thurston, Joe Smith, E A Blake.
Kings Valley-Judges, L G
Price BY Frantz. F J Chambers;
clerks. w A Winnifred, Fred Gro.
shong, Thomas Allen.
Summit-Judges, E F Strouts,
Fred Duncan, b D Petit; clerks,
Charles Savage, G E Barchard, A
Vance.
Blodgett-Judges, VIM Spen-
Ger, John Skaggs, G H Wamsley;
clerks, G R Wood. A L Richard
I; son. Vanalstine.
Wren-Judges. ] G Springer,
w F Bryans, W A Gellatly; clerks
George Harris, I H Jackson, Geo.
Baine Jr.
Philomath-Judges, c w Davis,
Sam Dixon, M Burnap; clerks, c
G Springer, Rufus Skipton, Robert
Gellatly.
! Willamette, ] F Porter, John
Whitaker, w H McBee; clerks, }
G Buchanan, J G Winkle, George
Mercer Jr.
Alsea. Judges. A L Clark, S R
Strow. Willis Vidito; clerks, E M
Kimball, M P Rycraft. J E Bantor
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T D Hinton. Caspar Zierolf; clerks
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