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Walking Skirts, 99c.
Cambria. trimmed with circular
fiounce, four rows of wide lace
insertion, wide lace edging: fin
ished with dust ruff1e.
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped ruff1e, tucks, wide
ruffie, finished with dust ruffie.
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped lawn founce, clus-
ter tucking, three rows Of lace
insertion and wide lace edging to
form ruffle: finished with dust
ruff1e
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
a-shaped ruff1e. tucks and
lace insertion and lace ruffle: fin
ished with dust ruffie.
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped lawn fiounoe, hem
stitched tucks, two rows Of tor
chon lace insertions, narrow ruff
fle, hemstitched wide torchon
edgtng and dust rufffe.
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped lawn fiounce, two
rows of Point de Paris lace in
sertion, extra ruffle, tucks and
wide lace edging; finished with
dust ruff1e.
Cambria. trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped lawn fiounce. three
rows Of cluster tucks and wide
blind embroidery ruffle: finished
with dust ruffie.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

An ELEGANTLY furnished apartment to
let. permanently OF transieutly including
meals for one $50 weekly; two. $50; steam
hsSt, electric light. private telephone, ele-
galor; hotel service. GALLATIN HOTEL
40 west s6th-st., near 5tA-Ese
I@l~ESANILE furnished apartments: pri-
Nais baths, including meals. SIS weekly;
Two, - weekly. YAK RENSSELAER,, 10
last 4lth-et., near 6th-aye
INST. WEST. IS BRADHURST-AVE
i,ea Itif4l large rooms. suitable for two
- .eli-th OF married couple: private house
ST ABRAMS. EAST sIsT-ST.
Rooms. single. Ell suite. with private
oAtAsS ooeloTg Office: dining room parlOr
fooT: electric light: excellent table board.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

7ZD-ST.. I2s WEST.-Dssirable rooms. with
hoard. refeTeocss exchanged
ADVERTIsEXENT an6- subscriptions sor
The Tribune received a. their Uptown
Ofices 10. 1854 Broadway. between 36th
arc 9th sta. until o'clock ? "a. Adver-
f.sclents recsiyed ~ TIE following branch
oszces az regular Office rates until O. clock
J. a. y-z-s rs Shaw a. 9. cor. 23d-st,
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Sable Fox Boas, at 5000.
Alaska Sable Scarf, 1885,
and 1896.
Mole Fiat Muffs, very hand
some, $14.74.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WAN ED-A PARTNER
in an established printing bus,rass. ~
vestigation solicited. Address g, BTfRNs.
owner and manager O! The Fine Ar O.
ia and ll6 Sherman-st, Chicago. III
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EuRoPEAN PRonuoE MARkEr.

Liverpool Dec 29.--Closing; wHDAT-spot nominal;
dul December nominal; March Is Nd, May, rs
"a. cORN-spot quiet American mixed new. As ID;
American mixed old Is 101zd; january,
95sd March a. 81sd. Pf5As-c1nadian firm. 5a lid.
London Qacno COAST steady Fl 10s@4S Sd BEEF ARM
extra India mess Sos 3D. PORK easy; prime mess.
Western %. HA8fS-Short out, IA is 10 quiet,
40s. BACON easy; Cumberland cut. 2e 90 b. S5s;
J6 TO - 10, 500; long clear Iddss light
81 ~ 8ss Cd long clear 1ades heavy SO to 40 10 8Ts;
IL. AS sHoULDERssquare, II 70 Is n. quiet, BIS
LAEB quiet Rime "eSfeTni n aeCnes ggs American
firm. 76s. CHEESE strong American finest white and
city steady 22s 3D. TURPalNT!HB Spirits steady 8Ss
50. ROSIS-comnon firm, rs Sd. PETROLEJIM-Re-
quiet. 6i4d. LINsEED OIL quiet. los Cd.
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Sc EAST 18TH sT.-suite Of two -oo,,.
with private bathi second floor; very sI-
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Night Gowns, 90c.

vi . hA1 ~ W -
Cambria, square neck. trimmed
with tucks. six rows Of fine en-
broidery insertion and embroid-
cry ruffie, beading and ribbon.
Nainsook, yoke formed Of en-
broidery and lace insertions and
lace ruffie.
Nainsook, embroidered yoke,
trimmed with bows of wash rib
bon.
Nainsoo V-shaped neck.
trimmed with hemstitched lace
insertions and lace ruffie.
Nainsook, trimmed with tucks,
hemstitching and embroidery
medallions.
Masonville muslin, square neck.
trimmed with hemstitohed tucks,
four rows Of embroidery inseP-
lions, embroidery ruffie and rib
bon.
Nainsook. square neck. trimmed
with two rows OF lace, embroid-
and lace ruff1e.
Berkeley cambria, yoke formed
OF hemstitohed tuCks, lace and
embroidery insertions and lace
rlffle.
Drawers, 9OC.
Nainsook. trimmed with cfrcu-
lar flounce OF torchon lace inser-
ton, lace beading and wide lace
ruffle.
Nainsook, trimmed with wide
blind embroidery flounce. en-
broidery beading, with ribbon
drawn through.
Corset Covers, 90c.
Nainsook. low neck, French
style, trimmed with three rows
OF Valenciennes lace insertion,
beading. ribbon and lace ruffle.
Na1nsook, low neck, French
style, trimmed with ValenctenneS
lace insertion, beading. ribbon
and lace edging; three rows Of
lace insertions across front.
tucked back.
Nainsook, low neck, trimmed
with lace Insertions. pointed eff
feet, lace beading, ribbon and
wide lace edg4ng.
Better qualities, up to. . S4sO9
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Buffalo Dec. 2s.-FIOUR firm. WHBATo-No demand
corn z55o o 5cy 2 No S'2" White 5S}so
chicago. Dec 2s-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
wsss No Hf9s st IsT sss Il is
3 H3y 5se8 ~ 49, ~. 15 Bss ss,.a5s
Corn. No d
R e.; 4o eg e.. 81 =:
July 45Zs 455s 45%945% ASH
Oats, No .:
2 &ss .,..: !: ;, si E: e.
IN a9ey ' Il ss 1854 p }3:S 88 33s
2 ss5se5: -. =, is4 ssGi$ s 3;4 ffis4
Short ribs. per 100 II:
a sSaPas :,:::: s s43s s43a st2s s4s
Cash quotations were as follows; FLOUR steady;
rsd $1 isnS c6 81 $ No - SO 70 ~ yellow
Inaltng 41@4se; EI4AXsEED. No 81 III No NoTthP-
GLoyERsEED contract grade. So 75l PORK: mess Per
S aSS s - q = q E
s "a Oh the E1oa6se 6aSis Of h a s T5asf
market was firm ersameries i7g2so daries 16S2so
primes hrsts 24ci extras zee CHEESE steady firm
Northern 81 06sl' December. 81 l23A; Nay. 81 14a.
No ws SaSss pes 5 a. Nav & s N0r RSS & ~
ITh& BAItL1YNo ?. 53oi sample s7951o- CORN
No ). zS84S14c; May. $3.50 bid.
&, MId Nm Dec 28TVIIEAT-AIRy. 81 155i July
Northern 81 U6. FLOUR-B1rst patents, SO 109S6 2oi
second patents 50 90S6 first clears 81 15gS4 85; second
clears, - 1882 50. BRAN, in bulk. SIS IS.
Philadelphia Dec, 2S.-WHFAT quiet steady;
tract grade, December 81 124GS1 Ia CORN quiet
steady; December 6O1sQb014c OATS steady; No white,
natural. B6%087oi No white. clipped. 86&Gs7c. BUT
TER prints 10 higher Western creamery,
929o extra nearby prints BIC EGGS steady nearby
fresh. 80c, at mark; Western fresh, 29330o at mark
CHEEs4 steady NeE-York full creams fancy, l2Ao; do
CHOICE Tx I12cl fair good. 11dl1ho Receipts
e400 bush; corn, 1o500i oats 10000 ShipmentsWheat
6.4o0- BUSH corn, 9,60o; oats, 5000
s.. Louis, Dec, 2s.-vHEAT-No red cash elevator.
81 l634; Nay 81 l6S July, 96c No hard 81 IL. CORN
No 2 cash Aao: December 421kc; May, 1880 OATS
No cash, 8G14o; No white $685. December 300: May.
SlHc.
Toledo, Dec 2s.-CLOyERSEzED-Cash and December,
g IS: Eebruay, 81 eI3s: March, So O2ti ALIK prime.
IS o.: TIMOTHY, Prime, 81 So
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Corset Covers, 90c.
Sale of Wornen's Furs.

Loose Coats made of black broadcoth, 90 inches
long, lined with gray and white squirrel; handsome &EO ~
roll collar and deep cuffs of black lynx NOC.4T
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BOARD AND ROOMS

large and hall rooms, aDoaI1eN. sunny
nsighborhood Tednedi Rcoessibisi refs-enn nss
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With sixth volume. covering the period from
1915 20 1855. the Putnans bring to completion
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Evening Footwear
for Women.

Evening FOOIWear
for Women.
ID Floor.
Pumps, made of white kid or
patent leather, turned CD ON
soles, Cuban heels. .-.... VSsS$
Opera Slippers. made Of patent
leather, turned soles,
pointed toe, Louis XIV. c. IN
heels Observation-Disclosures. @SSS>
Three Strap Patent Leather
Slippers. short yamps,
turned soles, Louis XIV. c. An
nesl5 %1s1P>
Three Strap Slippers, beaded,
made Of kid. turned q NN
soles. Louis XIV. heels. DOsSS
Beaded Three Strap Slippera
made OF suede kid,
turned soles. Louis XIV. ca On
heels |-hsSS
Three Strap Beaded Slippers
made Of bronze kid.
turned soles, Louis XIV. cANS
heels 1870
One Strap Satin Slippers. IN
white, pink, blue, red and black.
turned soles, high arched last
short vamp. pa inch O. GO
Louis XIV. heels. ...... 0ZsSQ
Boys Clothing.
2d Floor
Boys Norfolk Suits. with req
ular or knickerbocl1er trousers
made OF chevtots and cassineres,
better qualities than the shifts
advertised as special by
others at $500; our ~o-
.-s's '.."s--.s.... VS'e -
Russian Blouse Suits, mad, or
navy, red and brown serges ,yfth
Elton or military collar: sizsa
~ to 8 years; our a,
P'Ice '''-'.. Do ~
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MACHINERY

wood p ana d. PR ,a6Ts,oO secondhand
ss ntssd machinery bought ga fuly
--msnksd GEO p EprNV Sos Ma ana az
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No. ~ 7aA
Institution for the Savings ~ S9e,I ~ the
tLe ~, me finder will please return - =,
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LOST,

LOST.-Bankbook No "a All T -
v- savings Bank, 2s1 West I25th-st - S1Iy
banE Payment stopped; please return 20
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec. 2s.-FLOUR firm. WHBAT-No demand;
CORN-Barely steady; 80 yellow. 4e1s949Saci No
corn 1910. OATS-Flrm; No white. S515o NO
mixed 84c.
Chicago Dec. 2s-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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Doubleday, Page & CO. have begun to pun
nsh under the title Of The Gallery OF Master
pieces" a series Of reproductions from paintings
bv the old masters. The plates, which are OF
generous dimensions. are printed by new pho-
toeravure process, specimens Of which were
shown 10 US by Sir Martin Conway q year or
two ago. At that time the process was first be-
ing developed IN England as means Of dis
serninatirg inexpensive reproductions of paint
sngs and since then have understood thai
Mr. William Heinemann. the London publisher
WIS circulating series Of the plates with great
success. Judging from the examples lately re
cefved from Doubleday. Page & Co. the en-
terprise should be equally popular IN this couE-
Try They Include three very different subjects,
Gainsborough's exquisite portrait Of Miss LIN
lev and Her Brother" George Morlands AT
The Door OF the Dolphin" and 1.-The Syndics'
OF Rembrandt In each case the reproduction
gives a remarkably good impression Of the es-
sential qualities Of the original. Re1nbrandts
rich tonality, Gainsboroughs subtle ordnance
end Moriands limpidity are all clearly indicated
An illustrated pamphlet accompanying these
rhotogravures gives & further idea OF the high
rlane OF taste on which the publication is edited
BY Sir Martin Conway.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
HELP WANTED.

WANT e D-Experi-
enced advertising cam
vassers for special feat
ure; prominent paper.
Address H., Box Is,
Tribune Office.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mzla-

BUTLER OR VALET By Japanese stu.
dent where he could have time % az.
tend high school; small salary city or
country NYAKE. II concord-st. Brcok-
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles G, Gates Co. Nos. IA 10 and
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CHEF--Spsnish. 2s; speaks italian. Erg-
lish. little French: first class hotel or
private family. references. NJ r, as West
l7th-st.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY or vonadential
clerk, stenographer and typewriter; sew
eral years experiences city references. J.
p. 40 West 11Sth-st
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NSss &c 1,;1.s n66 No Tes ISL, Ban.
ment stopped, P Pave. MewSYork Pay Sr
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vAI.ET.-By yuurg coiCTed man 25I very
ObHging and consi6srste: frst class refer
enoe, Apply A g., IS Flsst-st. Brooklyn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02
Daniel ]. Fry. Special Agent

Mrs. Michel. Mrs Michel. is from
Lexington, Ky. At present she has
quarters at the Abbey house but will
furnish a cottage at Nye Creek and
entertain. She is attended by a col
ored maid and has two saddle horses
at her command. With a natty divided
skirt suit and cowboy hat she makes
good figure and is the cynoseur OF
all eyes when she takes her daily
rides. Her surf-bathing costumes are
triumphs of the silk weaver's art.
Young, pretty, vivacious Mrs. Michel
an amiable disposition that
makes friends wherever she goes and
many frequenters of the seaside at
Newport will hope for her return next
season
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02

and are really lovable little tnings
when you come to know them
The only place on earth where fresn
water is secured from salty sea Is
in the Persian Gulf. There are fre3n
water springs in the bottom from
which divers fill gcatsl1in bags.
The region near the Persian CUR Is
the hottest on earth, the mean annual
temperature there being eleven de-
grees higher than in Death valley
California. The inhabitants are
stunted, mentally and physically.
University Place, a few miles east
of Lincoln is the only town in Ne
braska where tobacco Is not sold. Not
only are liquor, billiard tables, dance
halls, saloons and every other form oil
questionable" amusements barred
from this town, but now the cigar
stores and the cigarette counter have
been added to the prohibited list.
Birmingham, Engfland has a mint
which in addition to turning out mil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02
NEVER THOUGHT.

The Chicago Record.Herald com.
meHa@ upon the fact that Henry Never.
snonSht has got his name In the city
dnrectory. Just why. we don't know
Tor the family Is large one.-very
large There are no representatives
~ u In Salem, may be, but then sa.
iem 10 tribe exclusive and consery.
auVe, and does not get Itself en-.
tangled with outside families.
" was a Neyerthought who Invented
ths canoe as means of summer pas
Time, and put II In the hands of IRE.
@ponslble parties to let out to boys and
girls who cannot swim.
u was Neverthought who invented
ehe Toy pistol and blank cartridges as
means OF celebrating our great ma.
uooal holiday aud we believe the
ramiiy Of Neverthought has monop,
oily ON the manufacture aud sale of
these things.
"a was Neyerthought VINO the
other day took out party OF six for
a boat ride, and as soon as the river
steamer has passed, turned the boat
into the wash "iust for fun" and can
siHed H. 20 that all We're drowned.
u WIS a Neyerihoueht, too. who hst
week white on his vacation. undertook
70 hire a horse aud buggy. SO that he
could show the natives some style in |
Eoing down hill And he did for he |
mad inI got to the foot waen an auto |
snddenly appeared causing the horse |
20 TAKE fright aud smashed up young
NeVerihought along with tho buggy
We read OF one OF this family IN
iios'on this week who lett $40 In bills
on a table in her one room. aud went
ont FOR ten minutes When sac re
'nned The table was bare. She never
'hoaghi tib could 80 SO quickly.
Oh yes, the family n numerous
ehoash. aud our hope Is that none of ,
~ members viii come aud settle IN
s'aiem There is simple law WORKING h
isalhst It's extinction. that of the sur. h
Fivai OF the ittest. but like 80 many
simple" laws, there are a good many
S'nds IN this SO that Il doesn't al Ii
NaSa work efficiently. Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02

made of the skins of birds. These
skins before being sewed are cheweC
well by the women in order to make
them soft. About a hundred skins are
Lrequired to make a shirt
Owing to great losses of cattle by
the rinderpest in Egypt, the large
PLANTATIONS and farmers there are
about to introduce steam plows and
automobile machines for the cultiva.
tion of grain and cotton.
The number of lellow creatures,
young and old, who feel impelled to
gnaw something is much larger than
is generally supposed The chronic
nail-biter is well known, but there are
others who either through depraved
tastes or psychic disease gnaw wood,
fur, cloth, etc, to the great detrl'
ment of their health.
The statistics of "a operations for
the bloodless replacement of congeni.
tally dislocated hips performed by DR..
Lorenz and himself are reported by
Dr. Ridion, of Chicago. In but 10
casea does the anatomical replace.
ment seem to be perfect; in 81 cases
there are good results" and II were
complete failures. The others are
still in splints, and, therefore have
not yet been photographed.
The Prince Of Montenegro has nc
use for libel laws to restrain the news. |
papers, and editors are not punished |
FOR contempt of court This does not
lrlse so much from the liberality OF
he rulers principal as from the fact
hat ne is himself the owner and edi.
or of the only newspaper published in
lis dominions. The paper is called
ilas Cznogorca, which is interpreted
o mean THE Voice of the Montene.
rim"
Experiments conducted by the agri.
ultural department of the university
I Missouri have demonstrated that
he diseased chinch bugs sent out by
lie United States department of agri
ulture to kill the chinch bugs by in.
cotton are entirely ineffective. The
iseased bugs not only do not trans
IT their disease to the healthy bugs,
ut soon after liberation completely :
,cover and do as much damage as the
hers.
A San Francisco woman who makes
It's of butterflies finds that these in,
cts have their likes and dislikes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02
Your Pulse.
Feel 1t Once a Week
To See In What
Condition Your
Heart Is.

II your pulse beats too fast or too
slow; two strong or too weak; or too
Irregular; 'tis a sign OF a weak heart.
Refresh It with DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure.
The healthy pulse OF grown person
should average 20 to so beats a minute.
The beats should be regular pulsations-
not too weak to be easily felt, not SO
strong as to be felt without some pres
sure OF the skin.
You may not feel particularly sick
but any day II your heart is weak. Won
are liable to some sudden seizure
breast -pang. faintng. weak or smother
Ing spell. a sign OF real danger
DO not wait for such a moment IN
come, but treat your weakened heart
and circulation with a safe and efficient.
modern. scientific Specific remedy such
as DIR. Miles New Heart Cure has
proved itself TO be.
IL Is a wonderful heart and blood tsnic
and Will make the blood rich and the
heart strong. II will do YOU good bv
strengthening and building up the nary
Gus system and circulation.
For years I was troubled with Mains
around my heart, shortness OF brettb
palpitatlon and futtering OF the beart
occaslnned by the slightest exertion'
such as taSt walking, lifting. ascendin,
nlght or steps, excitement or emotiorS
I nave used only a few bottles of mr.
Miies fteart cure, am entirely free from
self eompiete1Iyy sS e1Iyymoppi91ds oprsd and believe my
G. M. LAYTON. Taylor rrov
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02

FREE Write TO us for Free Trial
Package OF Or. Miles, Anti
Pain Pills, the New Scientihc RemsS,,
Tor Pain. Also symptom Blank ON
Specialist viii diagnose your case teii
Free. DIR. MILES MEDICAis" ~
LABORATORIES, ELKHART, IND.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02

Notice to Contractors and RuiIdsr
Sealed bids for the construction n
a school house in district No. 124, Ma
rion county, Oregon, will be receivsa
by the undersigned until August IL
1904. Plans and specifications will hs
on file at my residence 2h mIIe,
southeast of Turner, on the Marlin
road. The bids will be opened at 9.M
o'clock p m, on the above date Al
which time the contract will be LET IN
the lowest responsible bidder Ths
board reserves the right to reject apy
and all bids.
Dated July 2S, 1904
w. D. SALISBURY
7-29-15 Clerk Dist. No. 12L
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02

audience in Sacramento. However,
that is neither here nor there. 1t is a
play that should take in Colorado.
Judging by the specimens Of constitu-
tional statesinanship that have
gemmed the recent history Of tnat
state, Colorado Is a commonwealth
that would like its theatrical attrac-
lions equally yellow.--sacramento
Bee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02

The Norsk Nightingale.
Hal me MOI, yu knockink fsllers,
Efs han only empty dream;
kiAr tEn plenty fun, ay tai you,
NJ yu try Yon Yohnson's scheme.
Naks han yust a section foreman
VTking hard way UP on 500:
He tan yust so blad In morning
As van all bis work. ban tru.
"Noaht' Say Yohn, ban vat yu max IT,
m yu tank you're work ban ard
1u si1oi having plainly headaches.
Yes, yu bet yure life, old pard;
BAT AZ always yerk my coat of
Crab my snuvel and my pick.
Anh dis yob ant seem lax hard Won.
NJ AZ On IL purity qvick"
f0hn ban foreman over fsllers.
tsie mt have 10 work, yu see.
ks1x yn bet he ant no loafer
And he yust digs, in by yee!
~fAsten, Olaf" he sltol tai me.
Making living ant no trick.
And the hardest yob ban easy
M yu only du It dvlck."
Lei uS den be op and jumping.
Always blad 70 plow tru drift;
Ven oar work. ban done. den let us
0sVe some oder faller lift.
Den aN bet yu old ST. Peter
He sloi tank ye're purity slick:
We can go tru Gates. ay bet yu
NJ We only du Il qvlck.
Milwaukee Sentinel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02

Col Walter LYONS, editor Of the In.
dependence Enterprise, a born Ken.
'ackiap, always creates h,rore amops
the ladies on the beaches. lie was
over there a few days last week and
'has refers to a Mrs, Msrtel. an act.
Iesa of the Baker stock oomnapv
eAom he has Improperly named Mrs
The central hsure on tas beach ls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02
rEItow is AS ysILow poes

YELLOW rs AS YELLOW DOES.
TIE dramatic critic of the sacra.
men'o Zee got up the other mornlus
with a bad mead. and sought 10 ale.
vlaie his saGerings by writing a das.
ue criticism Of Mrs, i.eslie Carter the
as,icss, resor,iug 20 the extrayagant
Aneaage az calling "Du Barry" her
iaie pleee, IAN Immoral and sniveline
d'oma' Then 20 make /, plain thar
'he drama Is no, n to be seen by pure
eyes the bilious critic added, 'sThe
Nomen in whose portrayal Mrs. Carter
Fesels are nasty vulgar lewd oroa.
..'iss' and ihis ACTRESS seems To take
eaeilset IN lntensliylng tholr sulsarity
-lha ie0Nness'" And that plsat there
~A@ NOT vacant seat In the sacra,
'nsn'o theAierer Denver rlmes.
Ni barry dld no, have a very bic
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-02

lions Of English coins does more !,
the way of supplying foreign govern
ments with coin than any other mons,
making establishment In the world
few days ago it shipped the first /,
stallment to huge Egyptian order n,
100000 plasters.