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The Washington times., 1905-11-11
CHICAGO, Nov. 1I.-FOHowing are the
quotations on today's exchange:
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE STOCK MARKET
WASHINGTON.

Largely because of poor bank state
ment, the trading on the Washington
Stock Exchange was light this after
noon Money was held at here. while
in New York 100000 was offered at Il
per cent.
The feature of today's local market
was the strong holding OF the bank
stocks
Capital Traction sold a fraction above
yesterdays selling price. but a sale Of
- shares brought it down TO I below
hat-price, at which II closed
Washington Street Railway preferred
sold strong at yesterdays closing bid.
but fell of 4 at the finish.
Washington Street Railway common
made an advance OF 4 of a point on the
opening. but a sale OF 100 shares brought
an u below the first sale. and the stock
closed with the same figures as yester-
day.
The Trust companies were dead during
the call with the same prices as yester-
day.
points advance on sale OF - shares.
but lost the advance and closed with the
same figures as yesterday.
Washington Gas was in great demand
at = above yesterdays closing bid. After
a few sales II climbed another Is ana
then still another. but lost 4 Of the
gain and closed u above yesterdays pa
price.
LanstOn sold well at yesterdays bid
price Options bringing 1872 on the
close the stock lost : OF point on
yesterdays bid.
On the after call Washington Street
Railway bonds brought the bid price
and. with sale OF $1,000. il made a
gain Of II Of a point
Second National Bank brought an ad-
vance of IA on sales Of fifteen shares
on the after call.
The Washington times., 1905-11-11
Discussing OFFICER ROGERS
RECOMMENDS PROMOTIONS

Fhe District Commissioners have re-
celVed the recommendatiOn OF Distric
DisbursinE officer Rogers that the fol-
lowing promotions and appointments be
made in his Office
Charles 81. Lewis clerk IN the dis
bursting Office. at $500 per annum. be
promoted TO the position Of deputy dis
bursing oiileer az "a salary of SI,500, upon
his qualifying iu a bond OF inc Dena
sum Of $1,000
Paul Dean, cie-k in the disbursing
office, De promoted 20 clerk at 81 POO
per annum. vice Lewis. upon his quall-
ing in b0ud % the penal sum OF
10000
Clarence F. Wright he apnointed q
clerk ~ the discussing office Il 500 per
annum. vice Dean. upon his Qualifying
in 3 bond of the penal sum OF 5000
The Washington times., 1905-11-11
BANK CLERKS DROP
THREE TO FAT MEN

In the Departmental League last night
the Commissioners took the first two
from the Treasury quint, but In the last
the money counters took a brace, and
won handily.
The Bank Clerks. OF the District
League were swamped by the Fat Men,
BAUM of the latter, bowling the highest
score of Z25
Inc West End Five. Of the Sparrough
league took two Of the three from the
CoIumbias, and in the Postofice Club.
ehe mailing Department treated the Sta
uon & men In the same manner.
Inc Cowboys, from the Government
PRINTING Office, lost the set to the Index
team. while in the Railway Relief As
sociation, the Northerns suffered the
same tate at the hands of the Railway
The scores follow:
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SELLING ORDERS QUICKLY
TAKEN ON COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE cotton
market opened steady one to five
points lower. Houses with private
wires appeared to be well supplied with
selling orders, but found ready buyers
among professionals who regarded the
situation as healthy. May private
cables took a bullish view OF the situa-
ton and advised buying. Frosty
weather South cut little figure. as no
damage Is now apprehended
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales OF the board amounted to $4,000
In bonds and 1903 shares of stock
Following are the sales and quotations
of today market:
Capital Traction. 2o@147. 20a147. SdI4611z,
520l46IR.
Washington Street Railway preferred,
7eG933s, 30U935s 50ff935s 50693ss
Washington Street Railway common,
5GG42S. 1U0d425s
Central National Bank 20G327Ik. 3a326.
WASHINGTON Gas 2506Qss 250602s.
25a6o2s. 25a60A 25G6Ol4 50060l4. 25Q609s.
25a609s 250609s. 2506ess 25060@s, 25G60ss
Lanston, 1Gll5lz, 100a151z, l0Oa15t4, 100
e. COZ. z00015l4 101G15i4 100a15is (buyer
60). loodl51s (buyer COZ. 100@15l4.
After Washington Street Rail-
way As s.. 00od9l5s, sl00o0d9lA
Second National Bank, 10dlS0, 5Q1s0.
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CentraPS Heroic Defense
Twice Saved Goal Line
Tech to Tie-Manual Trainers Showed
Bio Improvement Yesterday.

interference repeatedly. and hercely. but
he lacked the weight to stop such men
as Duganne and Mccarthy.
The punting of Cy Macdonald, for
Central. YES the feature. His tackliug
and end runs were also noticeable. Mao
played the game for Central all right.
While there is little Likelihood Of yes
terdays game being played over, public
opinion seems to warrant such an ac-
ton on the part of the authorities. II
would not only satisfy the pupils OF
the two schools in deciding which team
is really the better, but woul1 prove a
pecunlary gain of no mean proportions
TO the athletic associations to play this
game off on Thanksgiving morning
when there is little doing in the line OF
local sports.
Young Ellsworth wasn't the goods by
long shot on defensive work. but is
offset this he was surely Hefty Her
MAINS worrying bee on the offense. II
was seldom that he failed, with the help
Of his captain, to box Mccormick IN or
out. at viii.
Tommy Doren and Taylor had II give
and take for a while. but toward the
last OF the game, the Tech mans ex-
perience told. and the Central player,
who was lighter, was replaced by Ham
ilton.
Horner showed his gameness By re-
fusing to be replaced when he was laid
out by MacDonald's beautiful tackle
from behind If Mae hadn't caught him,
the plucky halfback would have scored.
The Eastern High contingent was pull
ing for the Mechanics.
|
There Is no doubt that Tech both out
played and outweighed It, but hats of
to Central for that hold on their 1-yard
line.
The Washington times., 1905-11-11
JURY FREES NATHAN
BUT HOLDS DOCTORS

BOSTON, Mass. Nov. u.-Dr. Percy
De Mile Mcleod. Louis W. Crawford
William F. Howard. alias Hunt, and
Mrs. Mary s. Dean. a nurse. were in
dicted by the Suffolk grand jury TODAY
on the charge Of completely In causing
the deoth Of Susanna Agnes Geary. Of
Cambridge, whose body was found in
suit cases in the harbOr.
Morris Nathan is not indicted.
DR.. Mcleod Is in Boston. Crawford
and Howard are in New York. Redui-
sition papers VIII be asked for the extra
dltIon or the last two from New York
Nathan. against whom "a finding OF
mo biz was returned. goes free.
Mrs. Dean is stIll at large.
The Washington times., 1905-11-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED TO-DAY

Twenty-flrst street northwest. between
2 and r streets-Elizabeth s. Stevens
to James NJ. Johnston, lot 80, square &c,
SO
43S Seventh street southwest-Wash-
ingtOn Loan and Trust Company, trus-
tee. to Max Needle and Samuel Needle
lot IS. square 455. $6.5s6.O1.
1503 Vermont avenue northwest-Eme-
line c, Gribben 70 Ida Gribben, lot q.
square 27S. s.
Addition to Washington Heights-wil-
Cooley. lot 3d. SO
East Capitol street. between Fifteenth
and sixteenth streets-Dennis Hurley et
1G71 SO
Douglas-SamueI W. Cockren ct ux. to
julia julia l. Massey. lots 1s, IS. 153, 154, 15G,
Petworth-George c. Brown. trustee
20 Edward "a L. Santmyer lot IS. block
wyoming avenue-sidney W. Flagg to
4 l. hampton. part lot II, wyoming
Terrace, SO
I119 to 1125 Third greet southwest
E-dWard j. Quinn ct ux. TO Emil r.
Levy, lots 50 10 A., square 534, $40
Alley between II and I, Second and
Third streets southwest Thomas e.
SmltnsOn ct Tx. TO George w. Robin
son. lots 81. g, and 63. square $50, $40
1874 G street southeast-Theodore NJ.
Judd to Stuart n. Rollins, lot 81, square
lulSr $lU-
Twenty-ninth and II streets north
West-LOuise j. Downing ct vir, Rosa
r, 70 Frank Hayes, part lot $50, square
1872, so.
2 T6 G street northeast-Anna Kirk
steine et yir, Isaac. to Max Goldsmith
lot 81. square 500. SO.
Columbia Heights-Harry B. Wilson ct
uX 70 7 Walter Fowler, lot %, block
Seventh street southwest between c
and d streets-JOhn Burke ct TX to
Max Needle and Samuel Needle, parts
original lots /, 2, and 8. square 434, SO.
West Eckington-Georg ". F. Swart-
zell, executor and trustee, to Charles l.
Selecman, lots 1O5 and 107, square 3,
The Washington times., 1905-11-11
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE weekly
bank statement Is as follows:
Reserve on all deposits. decrease, 81
7s3, 075. reserve on deposits other than
United States, decrease. 81. 7S6. 40; loans
decrease, S13. SS4. 500: specie. decrease, IS
1873 300: legal tenders. decrease. 81. 699. 700;
deposits. United States Included de-
crease, S28, 459. 100: circulation. decrease.
S46.S00i total loans. s. 044, zS7, 800.
The Washington times., 1905-11-11

Iech, o. Central, o
Centrars heroic defense when Teen
had twice driven the ball to within i've
yards of the goal line saved the Blue
defeat at National Park yesterday
afternoon.
The game between these rival high
schools is always fiercely played, and
yesterdays contest was no exception.
Upon the issue OF the game depended
which of the two teams would get sec
Ond place. but as it ended tie the
honor goes to Central.
Tech Was Strong.
Tech showed decided improvement
over the form she displayed in the ear
lier games. and although she had to be
satisfied with a draw decision her play
ers had the satisfaction of having out
played her rivals during the create
part of the contest
Upon only two occasions was Central
able to force the play into Techs terri
tory and get an even chance of scOr-
ing. Near the close of the first half
Captain MacDonald's men braced and
after getting the ball fairly ran the
Tech players off their feet. Down the
field they went at five yards at a clip,
the Blue and White team slowed up
minutes OF the game Central came
strong and ran the ball to Techs So
yard line. but time was again called.
Central Unable to Gain.
With the exception Of these two
flashes, Central seemed unable to make
any impression on Techs defense. When
Central got the ball she usually took a
couple Of cracks at Techs line. and then
Captain Macdonald would be called
back to kick.
On the offense Tech displayed unex-
pected power Using a tackIe-back
formation, with big Mccarthy. at the
apex, the Maroon and Gray hammered
Centrars line for steady gains of from
one TO five yards. At the start Tech
attack was aimed at her opponents cen
ter trio and each effort Melted the dis
tance, but as the game wore on Field
varied his plays and switched his offense
TO Central's tackles.
Here Central was unable to put mp a
defense Of sufficient strength. CentraTs
line on the right side was especially
weak, and with Ellsworth and Duglnne
making the hole, Tech plOwcd throue n
u
and then Duganne would be sent
through the other side of the line for
the distance. On the whole, Techs
work was highly creditable-
CentTaPs Defense.
Cent-aFs best work was done after she
had been forced to within the shadow of
her goal posts, when her players arose
to the occasion, and did some real de-
fensiye work. Captain Macdonald was
his teams star, and it was his two runs
around Techs left end that were among
the features Of CentraIs playing Willis
and Bristol did some clever defensive
work for The o streeters.
Mccarthy. Duganne, and Doran were
the stars for Tech. The two tackles did
most Of the ground gaining. while the
center passed faultlessly, and put up
stubborn defense.
The Washington times., 1905-11-11
FIRE IN JUDGE BOOTHS HOME

Hot ashes dumped into a box con
tanning paDc~ caused fire in the hOGse
at J15 Bancroft street northwest about
5.30 o'clCck tlis morning. The house
was owned by Gen. George =. Williams
Rno occupied by Judge Trenton w
5ooth. The house was damaged TO the
sxlsnt OF about $500.
The Washington times., 1905-11-11
LEGAL EgoTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COi-J MbIA, holding a Probate Court.-No.
1911 AdmluistIatlOH.-IhIs IS 10 give notice
that the subscribers, OF the state oI Mar, -
JlFeiy, nave obtained from the ProDa b.
Court or the DlsJrIct OF Columbia letters
lestialnentafy on the estate Of Charles ANh-ya
late OF the state OF Maryland. deceased An
persons having claims against tine aeCea ze4f
are hereby warned TO EXHIBIT the same ,yirb
10 the subscribers on or before the JpTf4 IAy
Ot NOV -A1srt. 4. ~. l!ra,. gtu.l-yri ~
they may By law he excluded from "a hon
Mt or said estate. Given under our hands
THIS 10Th day OF November. 1875 Jennie, AZ
FJ GILT. 100 nth ST. ne. JANE NJ Ngt{T,rt.
. 81, sw- Attest tSeaU JAMES TANIN,I-I<
Register ~ Wills for tine District III
OF Columbia SierK OF tnc Probate conn
ROblNoON WHITE Attorney. non, I0za.
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DTT-
IltICI OF CCLDM BIA. Holding an Equity
Court r. ElIer, 10. "A. McNeiII, ana b. hi.
Lller, Petitioners vs. l.. y. Tomllusoa 1 ~
Young. r. A. Butner. William Icvans -
IL ward Mitchell, Respondents. In eu1llrv
NO -. sJ1.-Ihls cause coming on for lie ana 10
upon the petition Of L. +. E1ll~r et al. In Is
no" ordered, TINS 2d Gay Of November I.y5
and any other interested persons OF parties
snow cause on or before December 10 i.3l,
why the prayer Of the said petition askiug
Tor an order dissoving the charter OF the
Washington Produce Company" should not
ne granted II is also ordered that a notice
Of this order be published FOR three success
7lfe weeks Ia Inc Washington Times 4
ne" spaper Of general circulation in the Dis
ls-cl Or Columbia, as required oy law
tStaD WENDELL u. STAFFORD. Justice.
nouis25
The Washington times., 1905-11-11
IN FINANCIAL WORLD
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET7 :.

fReported by W. B. HIobs & Co.. 1919 F
street Members New York Stock Exchange
ChicsEo Board OF Trade. and Washington
Stock Exchanged
The Washington times., 1905-11-11

CENTRAL-TECH NOTES.

BristoIs tackle on the first kickoff
was one OF the most spectacular plays
of the game yesterday.
McCarthys line-plunging was I'M
doubtedly the best Of the season. His
hurdling never failed TO net the re-
quired yards.
Wills backed up the line like a
veteran, diving into TechnicaTs heavy
The Washington times., 1905-11-11

CC-C d blA- Holding a Probate Gourt-No.
IS.-'o' Adiulllihtra tiOn--This is 10 give u0tire
ti4at thc subscriber, Of the District OF Co
ilih1ld. mas obtained from the Probate Court
Oi the district OF Columbia letters OF adj
Itli-listi ION C. L. a. On the estate of Howard
Markward late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims axa.nsf
me deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
authenticated. to the subscriber on o,. -
fore the 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER A n.
1906 otherwise they may by law be ~
ciuded from al benefit Of said estate Given
under my hand this IGth day OF Nqve,51i,. p,
1865. GEORGE Il. MARKWARD COS q -
NV Attest: tScaD JAMES TANNER Res
lister Of Wills for the District of Colin5bls /.
Cl'Tk Of the Probate Court. HARRY O.
K1MBALL. Attorney. ao1 Is d
The Washington times., 1905-11-11
NEW YORK cOTToN MARKET.

NEW YORK. Npv 1.-THE cotton
market today closed as follows:
The Washington times., 1905-11-11

Interference repeatedly and hercely. but
he lacked the weight to stop such men
as Duganne and Mccarthy.
The Washington times., 1905-11-11

The punting of Cy Macdonald, for
Central. xeas the feature. His tackliug
and end runs were also noticeable. Mac
played the game for Central all right.
The Washington times., 1905-11-11

Capital traction Co..-.......... If6l<
The Wash Ry- & slec. Co. pr. 9}IS
The Wash Ry. & Elec Co. com. 42S
Bristol Gas and Electric .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
HID GOLD IN wooDP1Ln.
Chinese Section Hand Disclosed His
Bank When Fire Endangered
the Coin.

"Jim," Chinaman employed as a
section hand At wreun's where he has
been at work since the Corvallis &
Eastern railroad was built, disclosed
his bank few days ago on the occasion
Of ERE. The japanese section crew at
that place lives in section house
near the station while tho Chinaman
resides in a box ear adjoining the Jap
anese residence. While the crew was
out on the track at work few days
ago, the box ear and section house took
FIRE. Citizens extinguished the flames
and saved the house, but the car was
burned. This tabitation had been
built up high and the Chinaman had a
quantity Of 6re wood under the car and
when the crew, apprised Of the Ere,
came in the wood was burning hereely.
Jim seized long bar Of iron and began
fyantieally Go tear away the burning
Are wood while the people stood about
and watched his frenzied efforts with
interest. Soon the Chinaman desisted
and pulled out Of the burning mass Of
wood badly battered oyster can, and
in this IL was found was boarded the
savings Of the Celestial, consisting Of
$3.50. Tho money was intact except the
topmost Of the s20 gold pieces, IL being
badly defaced by the heat. The China.
man had used the pile of wood under
his box car cabin as his safe deposit
vault. He is now worrying as TO tho
best place in which to hide his savings
Albany Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
Sumner Normal.

The Capital summer Normal opened
this morning with an enrolment Of rs.
Many more will enroll In a few days.
This promises TO be the largest anI
best sumner normal ever held In sa.
lem. The instructors are J. J. Kraps,
superintendemti y. T. Moores and Prof.
Matthews, Of the Willamette Uuiversi.
y. Superintendent Travsr will b pres
ent next week. Glasses are formed 10
all branches for State and ssBnty pa
persi also In Latin, stenography aad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
RSduosa ROund Trip Rates.

Account of Fourth Of July. 1905 On
shove account the southsfu Pael6e
Company viii sell Tound.trip tlekeis
between Poiuis In Oregon north Of Co,s,
Inclusive, rate viii BE- arst-siass fare
and cnsthird for round trip. Sale
dates Saturday. July l., Sunday,
July 2ii Monday, July and wednos
day, July Z. gsing trip 10 e0nmeues On
cate q sale. Eeiurn limitsi July q
sioP0vsr win act b permltted; eoa.
tHuous passage Win % required IL
eaeh direetion. w. " CONAN,
so'd 0aasfai Pas Agt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
A WAY OPEN.

Many a Salem Reader Knows II Well
There is a way open TO convince The
greatest skeptie. Scores Of Salem poo.
pie have made II possible. The public
statement Of their experience Is proof,
the like Of which has never been pro.
duced in Salem before Read this case
Of Il given by a eitizeni
Geo. T, Hall, carpenter, living at 20
state Street, Salem, Oregon, says,
"Oh and on for more than hve years
/ Suffered from my back and Kidneys.
There was a dull, heavy aching through
the loins which was always annoying.
aud became very severe II / bent over
or tried to lift anything. There was
also an irregularity Of the passages Of
the kidney secretions which cause l
much distress at night. Upon the rec.
ommendation Of friend l went TO =
drug store and got Doan's Kidney
Pills. ] used them according 20 dires.
tions and TO my surprise was much 70.
loved on the second dny.and in a short
time l was completely cured. Since
then I have always recommended
Doau's Kidney Pills, and will continue
TO do 80 at every opportunity"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Fostor-Milburu Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan aud
take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
wANTED--MALR HELP.


Wantod.-Some one with baling outdt
TO bale 100 tons Of hay. o. wess,
state house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
OREGON
u. B. CON-
FERENCE
Closes An Interesting Session
at The DalIeS
The Dalles, June ssd.

gon U. B. conference was given for
Sunday School work. II. @. shaffer had
charge Of the meeting. The following
addresses were given:
Miss Dora Young-Cradle Roll.
F. w. Jones' Home Department.
II. +. White Relation Of Pastor to
Sunday School.
Mrs. I. NJ. smith-Tho Prepared
Teacher.
Prof. Rosebraugh--Three Essentials.
viE' Punetuality, Regularity, Studied
Lessons
June Gath.
The morning session was opened by
song service and an address by the
bishop. Joshua 9Th, was read for the
morning lesson. The courage and de-
termination Of Caleb was held up by
the bishop as an example to the pas.
tors for the coming year. The remand.
or Of the day was given over to routine
business, mostly reports Of committees.
Evening Session.
The evening session was taken up by
a college rally conducted by I. f. Cald.
well, president Of Philomath college.
Y. w. @. A. work was presented by
Miss Alta Wright, Of Philomath.
Y. NJ. c. A. work by Rev Jones.
College history by II. =. White.
Literary society by Mary Barzoe.
College plans by J. r. Parker.
Several students Of the college ex.
pressed their appreciation Of tin col.
lege.
Sunday, June 25th.
Bishop w. NJ. Bell preached on the
subject; "world symptoms. lie
showed how all the questions, both po.
ltical, social and religious that are be.
fore our people today point to better
things. After the sermon an Offering
was taken TO cover all deficits now In
tho conference for this year. Next
came the report Of the stationing com.
mittee, which was read by the bishop.
In the afternoon a praise service was
conducted by j. NJ. Kitson, Of Eugene,
followed by communion service, con.
dueted by the bishop. A short bust.
mss session was then held, and the con.
ference adjourned.
Conference Appointments.
Gravel Ford-L.'F Smith.
Philomath eircuit-Airs. u. NJ Poo.
pies.
Portland-H. c. shaiTer
Dufur-H. r. Cell.
Hazel Green--Miss Dora Young.
Missionary TO China-E. n. Ward.
President Philomath eollege--I. y.
Caldwell.
Professor Philomath eollegc-o. ".
White.
Manager Philomath college,. R.
Parker.
Editor Pacific searchlight-B. f.
limerick
Professor At Washington state uni.
yersity-H. X. Benson.
Editor Helping Hand-J. r. Parker.
Presiding elder-J. s. Rhodes.
Irying-N. J. Crawford.
Eugene-G. T. Mcdonald. Ia
Tillamook-J. +. Connor. II
Waseo-M. Il. Bailey. g
Tygh Yalley-D. Morris. I
Eyerett-H. =. White.
North Bend-R. @. Summertime. 4
Manor-To be appointed. h
Hood River--To be appoi1ted. a
The Dalles-Mra NJ. Muma. a
Hood River eireuit-To be supplied. d
Hopewell-0. NJ. Beeler. z
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28

Davoy 4 Savage Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance. coaveyassiag and
EEaining Titles. Notary work done.
Bring us list Of your property for
aale, f92 Stats street, near High.
8etf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
Furious FiEhting.

"For seven years" writes Geo. w,
Hoffman, Of Harper, Wash, 81 had a
bitter battle, with chronic stomach and
liver trouble, but Al last I won, and
cured my diseases by tho use Of Eloe.
trio BitterS. unhesitatingly recon
mond them 10 all, and don't intend In
the future 20 Dc without them IN she
house. They are certainly a wonderful
medicine, TO have cured such bad ease
A. mine." Sold, under guarantes 10 DO
tho same for you, by J. Q. Perry, drug.
gist, 81 SOC a bottle. Try them 10.
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
oIRANrgo ANp pYn WoRKa.

Cleaning and Dyeing-And repairing
neatly done. -Four suits pressed by the
month el.oO, at the Capital CITY
steam Dysing and Cleaning Parloru.
Miss Efio NJ Anderson, proprietor.
Opera House block. B-i.tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
Tho way on IA Woman.

Crawford Does your wife always
consult youi
Crabshaw-Aftor fashion. when.
ever she wants anything she orders IL
6fst and then asks me II she can have
it.-Smart Set.