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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-23
BENNINGTON
SECURITY Comply

Accepts funds in trust, al low
ing 4 per cent on same. Acts
as agent in purchase and sale
Of stocks, bonds, real estate,
etc. Manages estates, acting
as executor, administrator,
guardian, etc.
CAPITAL...........$ $25, 900
SURPLUS. S........$ 5000
DIRECTORS:
R. C. GRAVES, G. M. GRAVES
President Vice-Pres.
O. N BARBER v. II. HAGEN
R. c. TURNER
N. Y, Rep, w, II Hagen, SO Wall st
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Score, NJ. A. b., O; YMCA Jr. A.
Baskets, Harwood, Temple. I'm
pire, Newton, referee, Jenney.
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TvANTED.-A competent girl to do gen
w ,lsewOrk IA small family, good
vVog,. NJ c. lIULlNG,
North Bennington, VT.
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w, ANTED-TO buy timber lots.
w Geo. f. jenkins 25o Purchase St.
Boston. Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-23

VTTANTE ID Competent girl to do gene +
w house work. Apply to Miss Dewey
W. Main st.
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8eri6tsuCrbanO lnuaem.

@otiengerih I. &C., CSor Den
Hihtern 9lod, 0'9ricn II. Gather
IS mlrr0cn crnonnt 5ur NodloBper
moIterin int Sole bon IlpbonillS VI.
@bite 6rou 2ouro g. 8bite, 8iirG-
Ihnft $4,000; III &ormiinoeru Ofollie
8ilfinion iiir Charles NiltinIon,
8iirGlhoit $500; Sobn s, 9onobuC
fir Sobu 5. Gouobue II. a., 9iirN
ihoit $500, NoHIoBberid)tc beta
ttQt III 0cn GGucn pom %oo 5. &cmp,
5000; Glilobctb Sdnmom $5025;
Nba VI. @oiIn $l226; Glen G,Stott,
$4,000; WIitocl MtcbI. $t52; Gotbe-
rine 9teubertb, %3247. &npcntarocr.
5eidniiic ciuQcrci6t in ocn 6GQcn
bon Worgorct u. @ilDorn $t2,01S
perl0nlideS GjAcntbum mo $52G6
@rlmobciiB; Wtidocl Mcbl 500; 81
len 2. @errinN $2Sl. &orunnbS-
9erid)tc bcItGtigt in oCt 60lcu pom
&i55ic McGonn, $20,4i7. &ertGuIc
rotiiiSirt in Den 60acn bon NtihocI
Wtcbl, $3.50; Gbmuro @ninC9, S5757;
Nnnic W. Sin0, 500.
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GhiffSnadlridlteu.

Nem-D Off, %. 0cJcmbcr.- Nn-
gelonot lit bier Der 0ompicro 9oltic"
BON 2ipprpool.
9rom Genb, 90. 9c5cmber. -
Sicr poiiirt lit Der 0ompicr vSllco'
Mo" bon Sem, Dorf nod 2iuerpool
lmtermeQS,
utitrobulL %. Ge5cmber. -
@eIid)tet puroc bier ser BON Hort-
luno nod Glasgow beItinmte Gom-
pier oSibcrnion."
BoIerm o, %. 9eSember. 49, Nu.
gelungt lit bier Der 9ompfer aNlgc-
ria" bon Neupel mad, Nem.0 orf III.
terpeGS.
NeopeG, 90. Gr5ember. - Ger
Gompfcr nNedar" trof beute BON
Nctp.Dorf, pio Gibraltar, bier ciu.
@enuo, %. 0C5cmber. - Nnqc.
lon9t lit bier Der 9onpicr oYrilj
OSfor" BON New.Dort, oio NcopeI.
QueeuStomM, %. Ge5ember,
- Ger Gompier oGomponio," bon
Retu.0orf nod 2ioerpool imteripeGS.
troi bier cit uno iebte ieine Hciic
fort.
SABRE, %. 0e5embcr,- &ier olIz
gelon9t lit beute Der 0ompfer go
lorraine" bon gtetu 0ort.
2i5ur0, %. 9c5ember.- Yoiiirt
lit bier Der 9ompfer nNmiteroom."
bon Relu.2 port nod 9oulognc ut0
Hotteroom beitimmt.
@Io&QoW, %, DECEMBER. -
Ingclon9t lit bier Der Compiler Isl.
bernian" BON Yortlnn0, DE.
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in 9icrcca 734c.; Spcdi6ultcrn &C.;

in 9icrcc9 7Ac.; Spedi6ultcru &C..
MeB-S dmeineileiih $14 pro Sob.
&offinirter 3itder: getpiirfelt
6.45c.; plllOeriiirt 5.S5c.; Stonooro
~gronuIirt 5.75c.; fein 9ronulirt
5.75e.; GrpItol " 5,75c.; Columbia
81 5.40c.; gelber 81 4.70c. bis 5.40c.
@eroiteter aoifee: 6. 8. s., 100
gfuno &iIten 14c.; 6. 8. e. 60 Yi0.
ailten t4.1Oc.; 6. 8. &. 10 Biuno
aiIten t4.20c.; reiner SABA 2813c.
bis 29c. gutter SABA 2613c. bis 27c.;
reiner Moffa 2614c. bis &c; Saba
uno @offa, gemiidt, 2519c. bis 26c,
SABA, gemiiht, 2412c. bis Doc. rel
ner Morocnibo 2112c. bis 26c.;
reiner Ga @lrapra 2012c. bis BIC;
renter SontoS 2O14c. bis DC; Gan.
tos, gcmiidt, 1926. bis 20c.; Teo,
gemii6t, 1876. bis 19c.
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aoron apretb, 46. mo He6efo Sc
pin, 40 Sabre oft; 2iccr5 gebolt bon
&ep. g. Street Nr. iii, Oit.Tratt.
ltraBe.
grtbur 3. Suuett, 2S, unb Setter
81. Gnep, IS Sabre uIt; @iccn5 gebolt
bon ". 5. Gncn gtr. $685., GoIucr-
tonsRoao.
Surru 9. acBler. 80, mo @eiiic 6.
0opi9, Wortiusburg @.s9u.
8obcrt s. Glart, %. Nr. 5t3, Dit
observation-disclosures mo @tNmie Mel
pin Is Sabre alt.
Clarence .. @utder. 2i, II. Clara
Sc, Gum, % Sabre alt.
>S8rocI Rcrfotpib. "a Nr. 1924,
observation-disclosures mo 8edie 60
tinStp 20 \Sobrc alt.
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Seiratbs Il 2ieru,eu.

6oIgenoe Seiratbs . 2icen3en ipiir.
ben gcitern bonn Glerf bes Common
FIeas. @erid)tS GusaeiteQt:
aueuit ". Sprunf, 81, Ii. Sonbiu
&, @rinepebtp, 10 Sabre alt, Nr.
49, Siio.FarriibItr.
Samlel ). Garron, %, Rr. 1882,
Noro.6lilton.ape., nno 5ereio 80.
@leoion.
Sobn Gonrab, q, uno Mono G.
Seener, % Sabre oft; 2icenS gebolt
BON ). s. Muidt 0r. 1918, Siio.
GbeiopeofeItr.
Sobn s. Bud, 81, uno Serene 81.
@aters, 10 Sabre alt; 2icen5 eebolt
BON 5. 8. 6. Sane, Rr. s05, Siio.
@ontforo.9pe.
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Mus Dem Suucru Marblanb'S nnO
ben a%HgrCn5euocu StHHten,
Qcb s III il 5 G.

Clarence &. &lottcn, cin Heiicnoer
fir Die nFcopIc'& Geo Co." Sort.
lan6, q. D., bat I'M n6ronflin.1otcI"
in Soqerstolpn ScIbitmoro bcgon-
gen, inoem er Den @aSbabu III ieinem
Simmer Ooll onorcbte, nn6Oem er
Die HiBen in Sbitren rno SCnitern
NIT Fapier iorgfdIti0 pcritopft bate.
Gr fam am 0ienltog in So9erStopn
on; er mar % Sabre alt mo Topicre
in ieinem 9eiibe oeuteten oarallf bin,
ooB cr ciu Mitglieo OeS Sroens Der
.S0o SellomS" mar. Die &ei6e mur-
De elmer bieiigen 2o9e 0c5 SrOcn5
sur 8eeroiglng iibergeben.
@efobren oe& Sdnee'8.
@dbreno lie iih otf DEM @ege
na6 Der Sfule befono, blieb Die
nelln Sabre alte Goitb, Sod)tcr pom
Srn. .. Flltnom bon SenIonuiae in
elmer Shneemcbe lteden mo mar fat
5u So6e erfroren, ais Sr. eugene
Sponleler ooS WtGoden fono uno lie
mad ibrer 8obnlllg braf)te.
George 8orner bon @ogemout,
Elm @eteron aus Dem 8iirgerfriege,
Der lid) oltf oem gtad)boilierpe9c be.
fono, ihlief uGbreno zines Sd)nee.
q~eItoberS orti Der 2onoItraBc eiu unro
blieb fir If Stlnoen liegen. Gin
Nohbor iano i'm, medte i'm orf uno
brnd]te i'm IN Si6erbeit. @orner'S
SGnoe moren e%rfrorelt.
6re6ertd'S 6inon5en.
Ser 9eritt oeS Stoot . &egiitro-
tors bon 6reoerid, e. &. Sbepbero,
eridien geltern mo giebt foIgenoen
9(lfiflluB iiber Die 6innn5eu Der
Stoot: ginnabmeu $50,4S2.87,
Iltsgoben $49,O40.57, 9oor onSono
$1442.30 {. Die @eiomntidulocn
boben cine Sobe bon $600,000, Die
81 pier Gro5ent p%er5iltIt lueroen. Die
SteuerboiiS Der Stoot lit $685. 64
uno oie Stererrote $1.10. Inter
Den @ltbuben beiinoet lid Oie Sim.
me bon 5000, 600, neld)e Die Stoot
I'M Suli 1864 ais ariegScontribution
al General Slibel u. Gnrlp 5oblen
mtBte.
Heue 8eomte.
Der @oupernellr bat iolgenoe Gr.
neu1ningcn befolmt ge9ebeu; 3. W.
8urner, Sreoerid Gor1tu, So0o.
moroein; George q. Heinburt, ellie.
garp = GointD, 9ireftor oeS ySoipi.
tolls pom meItGifen Worplano," uno
George 6. @iuebrenuer BON GSre0c.
rid i. Gountn SriebenSrifter fir ocll
@olfersoiQe = 0iltrift.
q n9ebltde Get c
zines &c oroers.
3pei 3eitungsleute in Soger8-
topn, melf)e cine Geographic bon
CHARLES Barton, Dem iiberfii6rten
Moroer BON Simon Solbelm in Or.
belt boben, bebaupten, Dob Ser @e.
fongene ibnen elm 9efenntniB oh.
Iegtc. Barton geitebt angeblid ST.,
Dab er 3albelm ourh einen Nrt6ieb
alif oen aopf tootete uno oaB er Dor
Sobren einen Yreoigcr in Sarper'S
5errp erihlug uno einen Nann in
9riitol, Genn., ihoB, Der einen Suno
oiif i'm bebte. Der 8eidifte miro
bier penig @laiiben b%eigenleiien.
SRI. 5rago geitorben.
4m 9onnerltag itorb in Gun6er.
LAMB Sri. 2ucp 6rasa i'm @lter bon
% Sobren. sic mar Die 5od)ter bon
CHARLES Sraga uno Die Sdmeiter
bon @m. 5. 5raga, Witglieo Der Sc.
gislotur uno friiberem Tripotiefre.
tor beS Senotors @elington.
Sr. SomeS g. Seiler, @igentbii.
mer oes n9otels @abaib" in @il.
Transport, itarb eeitern Morgen nafJ
fur5er aranfbeit an Sppbus I'M VI.
ter bon 63 Sa9ren.
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9lber,s .,Gbelweth.Saae."

Ode @nlis nnb t.Noenue, CANTON.
MurbluuosI elepbpn - 21 Sc.
S~nuptaunrtter bes @ei1ngoereins "@bels
iuetb," .9amensIereins oes 9oeIipeiB,~
,GdntousGonclupes gr. 445. 3. O.. s."
~Srientals9 iftriits gr. 1853. 3. u.s9." uno
Caution Sp1rs II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(CPnto1 q
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Nr. 432, gldremountssloe., ~SiebIanbtotpn.
SSrptiaudgsitl nattuS Sss SS gaTfnaa ai Bt Z :
llbr, uno hes aWlonimentnL Dtftrifts gr.
23t, 3. u.sB. aWonumental" sBier am
3dpf. Gbei1penfes1elephon - 1926 8.
8m. 8. Q. Support, BETTER.
(0e121n
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Tru0uften Warft.

llntenite0enbe 8reiie be6ieben iif)
o,lf Den gngros. Sanoel; fir ben
&lein6anoeI muB Elm entipredenoer
9(ufifIng gemaft meroen.
81 er, pro 0ubeno 2Sc. bis 29c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

IA. nn6 G'1onneusS irabe, Canton.
Gerdumiee Saae fir 9ereine unb Sefen'
Il bdften. Sduptounrtier bes ogrin5 Seins
RID Eiftrifts Nr. 204, .. u.s8." Seiufte
@~etrdnfe. gbefdpenfe'1eI. - Wt. 8srnou
OIL B. 9alter Qunfh ben edit5er Tag.
pNntionaI"s Bier am 3npf.
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Gharlss ean,s Nehanrant.

aombur6s uno g. Strube, Si~gbIanototpr.
bic feiniien 8etrdnfe duer art. Bous
it1noig neu eingeridtet. Gin Delnb ouer
rieiner Srennoe uio beg 9ubIifunS i'm
Muaeu,eiiteu itets pintommen.
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Gautun unS Sisblambtopm.
sdmiSt's ,eidsntranS.Sane

Ode 3. ino @ouabss trabe, S%auptGlartier
oes DSitirtttS 172, ?. LIB" r@tben'
frGn5s9 umers8 ereins," Canton SmntertU.
miitbIi6feit" uitb linton.
Strides Bier 6u ieoer 3eit. Telephone:
6. e. q. - Wt. Nernon 1893 g8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

Qombnrbs uno 8. Sirdbe, SiebIarbfoipft,
eegeniiber Der Sentimental sgrdleretA.-
3deIi6 belize Mabl5eiten auf Befteuung.
@ufer beiber uno faIter aunf6. Gbefas
peafes3eIepbon - ct. 9nuI 1345 ..
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gu perfanfen OSer ~ berpadlten.
Bu %usrlauftn pber an perpadten;

9as pertbScie SrnnSlt{d an Bet Ode bon
GftsB1ItimoresStrG6 uHo oftaOffteesgloeuue;
40 bet 1870 SUB. Der btntere 9beiI bes @ruHbs
ttii6S piro fit Elm 8efhiftseebdloe oeS r9euts
t6en Correspondent beuubt peroen. Rdbere
e~lusfunft bel 6, Jiniue, Or. All, ct. RauI.StE.
(301-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

glr. 70f nno TOT, Qombnrosstrdbe, Sieba
IaHotofpn. Seinfte gSeine nno 2iaii0re.
better GooI.9ariors lit Siebianbtoipir.
grpmpte Beoieuunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

gr. 1924, Ofis8dItimores Strobe. 3ims
rner an Serren 5t oerntieibeil. - Seinite
9etrinfe uno Beire. .Sahs8ietpsBraues
reis"9ier. 8eri1nimIunesIofnI bes Ofts
2omharoitr. Smmerip. Buus Ino Qetbs
9ereins". Gbef .sIel. Wtt. Serton 1912 N.
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Serlangt int 4%agemeinen.
rntfdea Mrhrita, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Sentfdes Observation-Disclosures,
pr. 219, Sios SburpsStraBe, inter Der aufItnt
per rSeutihen 8efeuf6utt%'. - Sieieutgen, bic
Il beIbdftieen ipiint6eu, poleu ii6 perfbHIi6
pier in franfirteu 9riefer an ben aaenteH Der
SefenfNdft, Sp6ann .. Bls1er, Er. PIG, cub.
Ebarp'straRe, tuenben, tuelter uneHteeItIi9
kusiuHft ertbsiIeH tptro. (San26,1O
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gu ~Oerfnufen.
dc einsInsn .pelnsaIaen aanier

Die eiu5Igeu Stueitbdtgea SdnTeT
sum 8erinuf in SitsgaItimore, argreH8enb an
ben pradtoouen vButterions11rt," Ratugents
euerit uno babt Die auSpabI. 3iefe Sdufer
tno In teber Sinitdt MODERN, NIT Warmor.
Balls uno fSau5treppe, iotuie ulooerHen 8ers
beiieruHgen, eiufbIiebIi9 gb8ugsfaHnI. Neent
tigIi6 uUo Sonntugs an Srt uno @tele. Bes
uubt 5utrHOuHts9lbenue 8aeaons.
Gbp, 2. Gallagher, 8aulnterrebuIer,
12S-) 9r. 2s0S, Satrulountsgbe.
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&crIanet: MGnner nn6 ana6cn.


Sin OUTER oeutiher agent fir cine Seuers
beriiterungSsSeieuibuft nm aunoen 81 beius
hen uHo oas belltihe Sepdrtement 81 leiteH.
WaHH. C~iferten inter Gbiffre endurance" an
Den u@eulideu GorrefpoHoeHteH, 9r. All, ct.
HGul' StrGRe, erbeten. (35s-G0)
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144t 81. .GentraI'glbe., gde SIiber.Str.
9auptaunrtter Der gg8ilbelm Teu'9oge
eer ieoei Mi0Hidg sl6eHo. - Seinfte @es
trdnfe. @nrmer 1uuih tdaIih.
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VI GU flO ~HpNlp SoN' ' -HN'
Butter, pro Yiuno:
Creamery Separator -. % bis 2Sl2
Cream. @otb. Greom... "a bis 26l%
Creamery Sanitation =. t8 bis 81
ga. NortGlUeItern Sable. 16 bis 10
@eitern Gtore. Yadeo. 81. Is bis t6
Creamery YrintS, 1 8fO. 90 bis 80
Cream. ErintS, II Bfo. 90 biz 30
Genooirte, bette Worfe.. 81 bis %
@cnopirte, bette YriutS. % bis 90
2ebenOes @efIiisel, pro Biuno:
ate Siibner &C.; iunge Siibner Sc.
bis t0c.; Gntcn 11c. bis 13c.; Futer
t2c. bis l6c.; Touben, pro Boar Doc.
bis Poe.
6rii6t un6 Semitic.
aartoiIeln, pro @uidel 45c. Bis
55c.; 3uderriiben, pro 8iinbeI 1lAc.
bis &c; @eiBfobL pro Come $1,000
bis $14.00; 3miebeln pro guItcl
$1.OO bis Y1.1O; Garotter, pro BUN
oel 11ac. bis &c; 4epiel, pro Sob
Toe. bis 1925; Ananas, pro Crate
$3.50 bis $500; Seaerie, pro Oso.
20c. bis 40c.; 8rmt6eu, pro aorb
&c. bis Toe; brolrner aobl, pro gl'
id)el 1212c. bis loo; Spinot, pro
9uideI 45c. bis 50c.; crime @Obnen,
pro aorb $t.25 bis 1926; rlnoe
Riiben, pro 0ui6el 25c. bis 30c.;
8%opfialot, pro aorb 500 bis $3.50;
iunge grbien, pro aorb $500 bis
$3.50.
Groceries un6 Yropiio'
mem.
Sal3ileiid, pro Bfuno: feline Sl'
ear.Gureo Stinfcn 1112c.; groBe
S6infen 10c.; G%olifornier S6intcn
Tie; Suear q. Cured 9ruitItildc
10c.; Su9or . Cured Shultern
sac; troden eeial5ene Seitenrippetl
SIG; Spedieiten &C.; troden geial'
gene Sdultern S1ac.; reines SdnaIa
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3. %. Adrrmann's Snne

Torooits&de @uug6s uno garolinesS Strobe.
Sauptqnartier oes n8dOernsW ldnuer6ors".
9.sO.s@de Souebs uuo g%urolineftr. 9ers
etnsoeriamnlune ieoeu Sonneritdg Nbeno.
geue Witglieoer miufommen. Sor5iias
libe5 Bier Der 9fatiounlsS rnuerei i'm 3upt.
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Sine 8dderct neblt Rouie. Gad3nfragcn lei
g. Wiiiler, Gr. 500, Acit' SuHettes Strafe.
(35S-O
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GorooiisGde Der Roips uno 5orrelts Strabe.
Sauptauartier oes @einneOereins nWleIos
Die. SingitunOen ieoen 9onnerftdaabeno.
8erf1nmlungen oes Centennial Mebeers
Yereins" ieoen 2. unb 4. 9ienitne i'm Wloa
nat. Selepbon - Wtt. 8ernou 2666 u.
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Nr. 1870 bis i122, Snrforos9tbenue.
Snuptauartier oeS n9baIiasW idnterdors".
SaGe uno Sommeraarteu biuia 8u oers
mietben. Snter Blue iiir gtuiternr6iteu.
Seinite @etrdnfe. SreisQooI. 6. e. g.
4eIepbon 49, Dit. 9ernon 1859 R.
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Nr. l104. NorosG eniraIs MOenue.
Ser .Norooft Smineriudbrenoe Banoerein
bon Baltimore" beriammelt ii6 bier
ieoet Wtontue. @eorae 9rebm'S Bier
am 31pt na1 oeutfher gtrt brett bonn
SaB.
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SeDeHoPS VeIluBelI pro YIulo'
oltc &iibner &c; iunge Silbner Sc.
bis t0c.; Grten Tic. bis 13c.; Futer
t2c. bis 16c.; Gouben, pro Goar Doc.
bis 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

sdHe sur Hetie tn's anslamb beio,si Gbip.
satHe, sr. Ali, Ct. Eaal.etrahe.
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g m-N IF, %, 0cjcmbcr.- Yn-
geIonot lit bier Der 9ompiCro 9altic"
BON Siperpool.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27

The Edison theatre has fine pro
gIam this week
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
Funeral of Elbert Young.

The funeral of the late Ebert
Young was held from the home of his
mother, on High street, Saturday after
noon. Rev. DR.. Hoppe performed the
services in very impressive manner.
A quartet consisting of the Misses
Bess Cornelius and Dora Winans, Prof.
w. p. Drew and DIR. Hoppe sang sew
eral beautiful hymns. The Elks, of
which deceased was a member, had
charge of Ithe services at the grave
THE floral offerings were many and
Very beautiful, especially the floral
emblem from the Elk lodge.
The pail bearers were fellow lodge
men, E. Cooke Patton, w. l.. Skipton
Watt Shipp, Will Evans and Prince
Byrne and John Stapleton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27

DR0W MING
DETAILS

Louis w. Landon, aged 10, employed
by the Melton Manufacturing Com
pany, was drowned few miles abov,
Cazadero Sunday morning, while at
tempting to cross the Claekamas river
to get better vantage of fishing
ground, says the Oregonian. The body
had not been recovered up to lat,
hour last night, though the river below
the rifles was being dragged by rela
tives and interested persons.
Young Landon had only been in the
city short time, having come from
Salem, where his parents reside, and
taken up his residence with f. E. Ros,
at 503 Gantenbein avenue.
In company with Mr.. Ross, Landou
went to Estaeada Saturday night and
camped in a bunk house, in order to
get an early start Sunday morning, he
being an ardent fisherman. Ross and
Landon proceeded to Cazadero bright
and early, but decided to cross the
river before casting their lines. Ross
took the lead, but the water was so
swift that he warned Landon to keep
further up stream, as there were some
deep holes below. Evidently Landon
failed to comply with the advice, for
he was swept by the current into a
deep hole. Almost at the same time
Ross lost his footing and slipped into
deep wafer. Ross quickly gained the
main shore and held out his fishing
pole toward Landon, who was swim
ming toward him.
Suddenly the young man sank just as
he reached for the pole. Ross endeav-
ored to locate his companion, but the
current was so swift that he could do
nothing alone.
Word was sent to the city at once
and early yesterday morning special
ear was chartered by number of the
young man s friends and graphing
hooks taken to the place of his disap-
pearance. Mr.. Ross has offered $25 for
the recovery of the body, and $25 more
has been offered by the young man s
father, who is at the scene of the acci-
dent
Young Landon is SAID to have been
AN exemplary youth, with friends
everywhere he has been, and his sud
den end is deplored by many
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
APPLE
SHIP PMENTS
ACTIVE
Salem Fruit Going South and
North as Far as
Alaska

Salem apple shipments are going
thousands of miles north and south.
Frank Davis, for Page & Sons, of Port
and, has just sent carload to Daw-
eon, Alaska, and two carloads to Los
Angeles. There is greater demand
for Oregon articles than ever before.
The Pierson-Page Co. are shipping
daily to Portland for distribution in
Washington and iutermountain points,
They also make regular shipments to
their California house. At San Fran
cisco apples of any fair shipping quail.
ty bring $1.00 per hundred. The finest
fruit is being held for shipment to New
York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
ACADEMY OF THE SA-
CRED HEART


The forty-second scholastic year
begins September u. Sanitary and
other improvements lately made In
the building Academic. commercial,
grammar grades intermediate and
primary courses. Pupils prepared for
teachers certificates. F'uil course in
music Particular attention paid 70
health and moral training Address
Sister Superior
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
sure Cure for Piles.

Itching piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as well as
Bling, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. SOC a jar at drug.
gist, or sent by mail. Treaties free.
Write me about your case. DR.. Bo-
sanko, Phila-, Pa.
Fore sale by DR.. S. C. Stone. druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
Prominent Bunch.

New York, Sept. 27.-Among the ar
rivals on the North German Lloyd fly
er Kaiser Wilhelm III this morning,
were VIM. Vanderbilt, Robert Goelet,
Claude Spreekels, Mrs. Marcus DAILY
and Count Won Hatzfeldt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27

To walk 10 or from the depot wher
you can have a cab take you Tor 25e
Simpsons stables. opposite the eonrl
house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
car Reviews Troops.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 27.-The EN-
peror left st. Petersburg for Odessa
today to review the eigth army corps.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-24

near neIghbors, managed to read a
few paragraphs in my newspaper
One of them told of a remarkable
find by Nippur expedition of the
University of Pennsylvania. 1t was
nothing less than a well-preserved
and thoroughly authenticated tailors
bill nearly 5000 years old
Since Bimmelstein himself is en-
gagged in the clothing business, I
thought he would be interested in this
ancient relic, so l told him about it,
but the. story seemed to make no i'm
preston on him.
Hang it, man." said l, don't you
understand? It's tailor's bill almost
5000 years old"
VEIL he answered, "vot ISIS it
good for? Dey can't collect it,
Brooklyn Eagle.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-24
An Exposition of Modern Wonders
Worlds 1904 Is the as
Well as the Most Stupendous Entertainment that
aized No Words Can Describe Its Masncence Magnitude

Mr.. E. e. Stevens, editor of the Min
heapolis Union. visited the World's
Fair at st. Louis a few days ago, and
he following letter in the Union des-
cribes in part what his impressions
were: III
10 Readers Of "The Union:
have been through the Worlds
8Air grounds again to-day for the
third time since coming to st.
Louis last week, and every day the
wonder within me grows. l had
imagined from the descriptions that
he management intended to eclipse
anything ever before attempted, but
had no idea of the tremendous size,
he magnificent designs, the splendid
lettings, and the artistic beauty of
he buildings. l was somewhat pre-
Barred to see something of the ordi-
nary, but my mind had by no means
lgrasped the splendors which will be
open to the visitors to the Worlds
Fair this summer. OF course the
grounds and the buildings at this
time are in chaotic state, and the
weather was unpropitious for pleas.
mt visiting, but even with these
drawbacks, and with nothing but the
bare and in many cases but partially
finished buildings to be seen, the
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-24
AMUSED MEN OF MONEY.
Conductor Forgot His Audience in
His Earnestness.

What is known as "the millionaire's
train, running from Morristown, N. j..
60 Hoboken, carries number of men
known to the world of finance. The
conductor is David Sanderson. to
whom his passengers, grateful for his
uniform good nature and efficiency.
have just presented handsome watch
and purse Of gold. They insisted on
his making a speech and Sanderson
did SO, winding up in this way: Some
people wonder why it is l have had
such great success in life: why l have
had no trouble with nobody. Even the
other conductors don't understand it
and they often ask me how | get along
with the DRINKS on my train, an just
Tell en-" Such a shout of laugh
ter went up from the millionaires that
Sanderson's speech ended then and
there.