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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-17

O~e1freie StempeGfarbe.
Solde felt man FER bur6 Mufl0fen
uon 1 She'll Sanninf6par5 in L She'll
WaHer unb 2 S6eilsn 9lpcerin nnter
M~npenbuna BON WGrme unb umriib=
rem. Oie 20fung bilOet cine glei&f0rz
MICE iirupoide 6Iiiiiigfeit BON GROCER
S4ndrae.
@utes angene9mrie e
9enbes Munbpaffer funn
man iia uuf fOlsenbe Weife b~erftenen:
Man mif9t "a Quart 9Oprocentiaen
SPIRIT nit IA Quart Hpien0lefena
unb IA Quart 8eil9entpuraeltinftur
unb fist 5 Srppfen blauidurefreies
8ittermanbelOl bin5u. 9ia9bem Die
Mii6ung gut bur9gef9ittelt lit, fiiut
nan lie in feline Sldf69en unb per=
forft bieie feit. 8eim @ebrau9 ieBt
man benz lauiparnlsn Munbfpiilpafer
einiae Sropfen bisier MiI9una au.-
DIS elm febr einfa6es MunbpaHer
fam audi cine Mif9ung bon 1 llnae
2apenbelfpiritus unb 4 unaen Rofenz
pafer, ie elm balberS beelOffel bpn BON
biefer Mif4uns auf elm 9las Wafer,
empfohlen tperben.
Gin nora sli4es &Iebes
mittel fan iid leidt iebsr Ielbit be-
reiten, obne Miibe unb Soften. Man
ne6me ipeibe @elatine, tbus tie in elm
por5enansefdb = man benuBe ba5u
cine absebrau9te Sleii6ertraftfrufe
=, siebe elm tpenis gffig tarauf, fteae
bas @ef6b auf ben Serb ober cine
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time gelOft. 9iermit tlebt man 9las,
Doraenan, 9pla, Pappe u. /. M. Der
Rlebeftoff bGlt pOraiislid. Oa @ela<
tine fehr lei4t iteif pirb, mub man
Bel ieber 8enubung bic MaHe pieber
pGrmen unb pieber etipas gfiis bu>
rauf eieBen..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-17

I'm 9 bmonument fir
ben fran5Offf9enS ELECTROMAGNETIC
Hobert planquette pirb, tpie man aus
paris f9reibt, bemnG9it ouf benz
peres2a9aife entbiut fperben. Der
i6li3te Senftein lit elm @erf bes
8ilbbauers 2egaitelois. Gin rptber
@ranitfodel, Der bic 9iifte beg G9Dz
piers Der n8loden bpE gprnepiIe"
trGgt. Sen Sodel front cine 2pra,
uber Der fpmbolif9 einise @loden
l6peben, an bas Sauptperf bes Gnts
i4lafenen %eemabnenb. Gin 9olb=
medallion trGgt ben Namen bes Mdns
mes, Der bort ruht unb uuf beiben Sci
ten bes Sodels left man bic Sitel Der
S6Dpfungen Planquettes unb bic
Oaten tbrer grtauffiibrungen.
&c in
Sail bon getpaltfamer 8efanaenbals
tuns lit bur9 bas Sa5pif9entommen
Der poli3ei in paris entbedt tporben.
Der 6Ojdbrtse 9raf bon Sampignp
b'Shencourt purbe in ieinem eigenen
9aufe. 8oulepcrb .8eauieiour go IL,
bon ieinen beiben 8ebienfteten eefanz
gen gebalten. Gdnser als 20 Sabre
iparen bic beiben i'm Oienite bes @ra<
fen. Seit flint Sabren bsbsrri6ten
lie ibren 9erren boGitdnbis; pGbreno
biefer gan5en 3eit fpurbe er eefaneen
gebaIten. Ser @raf ersdblte, bab bas
paar linn unaussefeBt nit elmer
turdtbaren Shat brobte, fails er bas
Saus perlafen piirbe. @u9 lit er
ge5pungen tpOrOen, offers @etber u
ii6 81 nebmen. Sn feinem lebten
Wiaen muBte er feline peiniaer au ieis
mem aneinigen @rbeu (ppn einem @erz
mOgen BON ~ Miaionen ST. MAJ
den. 9ie poli5ei berpies bos puar
aus benz 9auie ntb iibsrgab ben alien
9rafen Der Sbbut zines 0erpanbten.
Sin 8erfabren lit sesen bic 5pei grb,
idleider einseleitet porben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-17
MIte &tnoer.

SIM Sura beitcbt bic Site, baB gu
Oitern Die Patbeufinber gu ibren Paz
then se9en, INN BEL ihren Sitereier gu
bolen. @u9 cine ~66idbrise Sruu sing
in gurgena gu ibrem patben, Der 80
Sabre alt mar, UNI bas ibli4e Sfter1
gei9snt ab5ubolen, traf i'm aber ntat
gu 9aufe, bu Der S2iGbrige eben ou4
auSgeganeen mar, Inn Bel ieinem eigez
men patben, Der ieinerfeits 90 Sabre
3Gblti, Oitereier gu efen.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17
BROClK]|'.E]|[I..

4Ota VezV10tsVA06V@ OMVGO&OBOEV
E A son was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Enoch Anderson.
C. K. Vierhus is spending a
few weeks visiting eastern
cities.
D. F Humphreys was tran
sacting business at Devils Lake
Tuesday.
Geo. Lammoreaux has. moved
to Munich where he will open a
barber shop.
A creamery company has been
organized, and the institution
will be placed upon a solid fin
ancial basis.
nj. D. Butter, the popular
druggist of this village, was
married February 7th to Miss
Winnie Anderson, of Milton, the
wedding taking place at Conway.
The happy couple will spend
their HONEYMOON in a trip to
Mexico and Cuba.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17

endeavoring to induce Uncle
Sam to provide straw hats for
his sailor boys. Why not go a.
little further and give them a
pair Of gallusses' also.
A st. Paul scientist has dis
covered that Lake Michigan is
slowly tipping and the Chicago
side will be submerged. Per-
'haps this is nature way of Civ
ing Chicago a much needed bath.
1t has been ascertained that
the cost Of furnishing Judge
Swayne of Florida thimpeach-
ment proceedings will be $40
900. AS congress is going 50
very slow, it probably feels that
we can't spare the money.
Hodgkinson frames pictures.
v
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY ANr
THE CITY OF DEVILS LAKE.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1905

The time is rapidly coming
when the people of this county
and this state will he compelled
as a business proposition to d.
versify their industries. The
country is becoming too thickly
populated to endure the results
of, short crops. The demand is
for business that will yield a safe
and steady income even when
the grain industry fails. One
thing that has been overlooked,
or at least neglected, is the
3ia2't"y business. The care re-
u -t3u TO secure results is not as
great as that i'll keeping COWS,
while the labor necessary is far
less. A gentleman who has
been experimenting along this
line, recently stated to the writ
er that from two hundred we'll
bred hens he could realize eight
dozen eggs daily at this season
of the year, and that forty cents
a dozen was readily paid for
fresh eggs at this time. The
cost Of keeping such a flock of
hens would probably be about
$75 per year. From this flock a
thousand young chicks should be
raised, which would readily sell
at IS cents each, making a total
of $3.50 in revenue from this
source. If the average price Of
eggs during the year should be
20 cents, which is remarkably
low, with the estimate of eight
dozen eggs per day, the value of
these would be 1854, which adj
ded to the value of the chickens
raised for the market given
above, would make a gross in
come of 1894. Suppose the cost
of these be SIPS, which our in
formant says is very high, there
is a net income of $500 on an in
vestment of probably 5000. An
acre of land will produce vege-
tables enough to feed this flock,
except the grain, and as the best
feed in this line is speltz, the
cost of that is very low. The
building need not have artificial
heat, but only needs to be built
warm. Chickens in this climate
are not subject to gaps, and
roup, because Of the uniformity
of the climate, is almost entirely
unknown. The care is not la
borious nor does it require ex-
posture in the winter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17

Probably the reason why
these cold waves do not.send in
a card when they call is for fear
that they might meet with a
mot at home"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17

Grafton is rejoicing over the
completion of it's beautiful Car
negie library. tits an institu-
ton of which the city should be
proud. And while it is possible
that the ends Of humanity would
have been better conserved and
the world lifted higher by a dis
tribution Of Mr.. Carnegie's
w ealth amor g the toilers in his
mills whose sweat made the mil
lions he is now giving to libra
ries. in the form of increased
wages, there is certainly no
higher purpose to which his
wealth could be applied, and
Grafton is to be congratulated
on securing a share.
incidentally, this city should
own the library now located in
the Brennan block. Tt is true
t hat a poorly selected library
selection of works that are more
in keeping with the trash read
ing craze are an injury to the
morals Of the community but a
library controlled by the city
officers, filled with standard
books would be a powerful help
in the education of the young
and the intellectual standing of
tie community. The library
should not be conducted for re-
venue, but the sole purpose
should be the furnishing Of good
literature at a nominal cost.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17

Hodgkinson frames pictures.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17

If the court lets Mrs. Chad.
wick out on bail those Ohio
bankers ought to have at lea st a
months warning.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17

The little czarowitz must have
thought the czar was playing
hide-and seek when he hid under
the bed to dodge the bullets.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17

The ST. Petersburg workmen
merely gave the Gar a sample
OF what may yet come.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17

David B. Hill is taking pride
in showing how well he can keep
his resolution. 5.sl5ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17
American bank in not negotia-
ting with Mrs. Chadwick for a
few Carnegie notes.

The democrats in congress are
still trying as hard as ever to
find an issue. The latest is that
they are endeavoring to make
one out Of Gen. Miles. III.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17

Grover Cleveland has been
making actresses at Y M. C. A.
meetings. 1t is a little late in
life though he may yet accom-
plish some good before he dies.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17
NOtesand |, Olllflleflf !!

John Hook having abandoned
his twenty FIVE wives is in Chi
eago circulating around Boston
where there is a large surplus of
females. 2
Those Iowa students who
have acquitted Othello of the
murder Of his beautiful Des-
diamond should look into the case
of Mr. ! Shy lock and report at
once, as the public may be mis-
taken la him also.
1T Is unfortunate for that Pan
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17
S E :. E :! ]. y 7:
7 I NJ E

De experienced farmer
has learned that some
grains require far differ
ent soil than otherss
some crops need differ
enti1and1ing than others.
He knows that a great
deal depends upon right
planting at Z the right
time, and that the soil
must be kept enriched.
No use of complaining
in summer about a mis-
take made in the spring.
Decide before the seed
is planted. ,l.@
= De best time to rerne-
dy wasting conditions in
Y the human body is be-
fore the evil is too deep
rooted. At the first evil
delce Of loss of flesh
SCOTS Emulsion
should be taken imme- "
diately. There is Moth
ing that will rep air
wasted tissue more
quickly or replace lost
flesh more abandantly
than SCOTS Emulsion.
1t nourishes and builds
up the body when ordi-
nary foods absolutely 4.
fail. 81
We9ptH send yon a sample free.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-02-17

The democrats in congress are
lstill trying as hard as ever to
find an issue. The latest is that
they are endeavoring to make
one out Of Gen. Miles. $s
The ST. Petersburg workmen
merely gave the Gar a sample
OF what may yet come.
David B. Hill is taking pride
in showing how we'll he can keep
his resolution. l.ss
Probably the reason why
these cold waves do not.send in
a card when they call is for fear
that they might meet with a
mot at home.''
The little czarowitz must have
thought the car was playing
hide-and- seek when he hid under
the bed to dodge the bullets.
We don't see how Mr.. Carne-
gle can refuse a hero's medal to
Mr.. Johann Hook who has got
ten along SO we'll with more than
twenty wives.
Kansas legislature has killed
an ''anti Switching bill. a.. ~, We
don't know what that is, but
think it was quite a safe thing
to kill. H..
Russell Sage ought to sue that
smart reporter for SANDER who
states that he eats a sandwich,
coffee and pie every day for
lunch. as it is we'll known that
Russell thinks it a sin to have
jpie more than twice a week.
The Standard Oil company is
afraid they would not be able to
name" the senators from In
dian Territory and Oklahoma if
they were admitted to statehood.
This is a good reason why they
should bessadmitted.
Senator moot5refuses to dis
close the nature Of the oath he
took. He could have disposed
of that. matter by having con
venlently forgotten it. Your
memory is the thing you forget
with.
If Others are willing, Wiscon-
sin thinksE La Toilette should
have the governorship and sena-
torship at the same time.
That Minnesota physician who
wants to drown all the idiots
seems to forget that the supply
Of water is limited.
The beef trust is forcing us to
lead the Simple Life whether
we want to or not.
A society Of shakers in Indiana
have offered to sell their 'spro-
missed land'' for Sis, 900. The
milk and honey streams have
probably dried up.
| If the court lets Mrs. Chad
wick out on bail those Ohio
bankers ought to have at lea st a
months warning.
Grover Cleveland has been
making actresses at Y m. C. A.
meetings. 1t is a little late in.
life though he may yet accom-
plish some good before he dies.
A few days ago, Senator Dol
liver of Iowa made a notable
speech on the trusts and the de-
mocrats put forward Joe Bailey
of Texas to answer him. Sena
tor Bailey however. has request
ed something easier. =
Probably the reason why SO
many fraudulent votes were cast
in Colorado was because at
twenty five cents a vote the vot.
ers had to work extra to make it
pay.
| One Of DR.. DoWie's deacons
died while hurrying south to get
the benefit of the prophet i
prayers. IL Mr.. DoWie can in
vent the absent treatment, he
would be tit
The chief req direment Unfold
ling the Office Of the car is in
knowing when to dodge bullets
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-05

& Parties desiring good River Bottom
Pasture fer any number of Cattle can get
lk az snc. e month per head from 1st Of
Aprft to 1st Of November. For further
information apply to Frank Cray ton,
TSwnv ille, or @. G. Provost, Townsend
Cotton Mill. Is, 40-3 &
When you want D good horse or mule
Collar call on Sullivan Hardware Co.
n Pure Florniora Cotton Seed for sale at
kinson's Drug Sore, Anderson, 8. C.
If you will compare the. Cole Guam
DistributorH with the others on the mar
kst you Will note that the only point of
IS in The color, all OF them
bsing painted red. The superiority IN
the workmanship and quslity.of5 snater-
fal entering Into the q obstruction Of the
Cole places it In q class TO itselE--uu
sequRlled -unapptoache Cole Distri-
bnt0rs are sold In Anderson exclusively
by Sullivan Hdw. %. NJ & h
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-05
Local Ne Tvs.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1905.
TnS c0TT0n IrARYrr,

Good Middl.ng-72.
Strict Middliag-7t.
Middling-73.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-05

who has been in q Sanitarium In Phiia-l
fdelphia for several we eks5 is improving
nicely He IS cheerful and hopeful.
His Iinny friends wiah his early return
20 his home aud. loved ones. - Yilliam55
The annual convention OF the Bap-
e etist Yenng People Union of Sonth
Carolina is being held i'm Charleston,
this week .gI Rev. .:s y g Chppman is
.zzaaie FIetwsiI and Marsas =:raig
are assSgates from the Firsts- dist
Church Union: 4 a lis
We welcome Judge Prince to Salnaa.
He presided one term ar Salnda last
ysar and left q good impression upon
plain md speaks 90 distinctly that ne
can be heard across the Court Honse.
We wish him d pleasant stay with u.s..
saluda Times. N s!!l,
Arrang gen,ents are being made to
have o bigs Fourth &C July celebration
the manager; of the street railway
company, DI. !G go. q = Coughlin has
made several Of his arrangements and
Iiti aBxpectedsth that an imniense crowd
will. be int q city TO enjoy the day.
r Mi. j, i. Mari fin. while IN town last
Saturday. told OF d calf being born on
his place that, from his account, was
She most curious trsak OF nature that
/ yor ever hear d of. So The calf was born
lswitEnus any legs tyh hateyer and its head
WAS turned upward 30 that she beast
appeared TO- be loo king 10 the clouds
all slie time. ~ ~ T KS Martin said the
rsssmbi bied ID seal. It lived about one
ygeek 80 lt0n IiI1ien st S,yS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-01

action in accordance with President
Rooseveltis recommendation for re-
peal of the pernicious land laws, to
nrevent the further perpetration OF
sueh frauds, it seems to have been OF
f,rded by the revelations now before
the nation.
But national and state legislation
may vet be invoked to destroy fraudu'
lentlv obtained landholdings, despite
their present legalization. The use OF
the taxing power can make their reten'
tion improbable. II is quite within
the power Of legislatures to limit the
amount of land that any individual
may hold. And the spectacle of these
huge holdings in the hands Of sharks
barring from the acquisition Of homes
millions of American freemen, may
vet spur the people TO demand that
the legislative power be made etfec'
tive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-01
Putting Western Land Grafters to
Rout

In the May number Of Everybody,
Magazine, Mr.. Bailey Millard thus lie
scribcs the government attorney VIII,
is making 50 much trouble for the land
grafters ON the Pacific coast:
"Francis !. Heney, the same intrepid
spirit who represented the government
in ITS avcnging course in Oregon, ba.
worked 10 as fine purpose in California.
Hcney is a bright, clcar-hcaded Young
man, formerly attorney general of
Arizona, who came 10 the front as a
shrewd' able handler Of the big cases
IN California. When, after listening 10
many complaints OF land iniquities in
the west. President Roosevelt deter.
mined 70 strike at the root of land
graft IN California, he appointed
Heney as an assistant to the attorney
general Of the United States 10 prose.
cute the offenders. At once he beoap
to storm and escalsde what had seemed
the impregnable position Of the graft.
'rS. lie has measured steel with many
mailed warrior of graft. He has
put 10 rout the boodling host. bpf
there is still redoubt in which a
band OF The iniquitous ones has taken
rs stand and fights stubbornly. psip,
.he ugliest Of weapons-for examnle
'nlis'ing women ON it's side To be
'mireh the character Of its assaiiont
At many a stage Of his superb hal.
ling Heney's life has been in danger.
'u' he has valiantIy fought on and
'as gloriously won -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-01

dreds Of similar instances. To call
the roll of all those who have by fraud
obtained possession of kingdoms in
Oregon, Nevada, Washing
ton and other states would be to name
a large proportion of the men who
have made themselves prominent in
affairs, including, unfortunately, a
great number of public officials, Unit.
ell States senators, representatives,
district attorneys and land office
clerks. Similar schemes have been
work in Minnesota. the Dakotas and
other states not referred to in the
magazine article
The most unfortunate feature Of the
ease. next TO the widespread demorali-
zatiou Of the public conscience re-.
vealed. seems to be that the greater
part Of these fraudulent acquisitions
OF lands have been legalized either by
the action of the statute Of limita.
tions or by the completely of govern
ment officials. whose acts in betrayed
Of trust have validated otherwise
conveyances. NO doubt the
energetic work of the department Of
Justice will recover some of the stolen
lands for the nation, and if anything
more was needed 30 spur congress 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-01
Public Land Steals.

(RepublcanlIerald, Winona, Mimi
The wholesale indictment Of Oregon
citizens. from a United States sena
tor down. on the charge Of fraudulent
ly obtaining large tracts of valuable
lands, shows TO what extent the pilfer
ing of the public domain has been go
ing on. The public lands are one OF
the most precious possessions of the
American people, and it is hard to cs
innate their value in future opportu.
nifty. II is the policy of the govern.
ment to make their requirement easy
TO the homesteader who wants 60 ap.
ply his industry TO opening farm of
medium size. But current statement
of some Of the vast holdings is "a sur.
prise. One man owns 22.7l7 square
miles, and he came 10 the country n
penniosS immigrant in 1850. Another
person has deeds TO 100000 acres,
said to have been obtained fraudu
emily. Though indicted many times he
mas not been convicted. A resident
If California has fenced half of one
EQUITY ms his property. An owner Of
wagons has picked up several town.
hips by locating his vehicles FIRE.
lucntly on the corners of four sec
ions and hiring men 20 swear that
hey are settlers.
Proofs of widespread frauds in land
ntrics have been legally obtained Of
ate and indictments have followed.
ecretary Hitchcock has been ener.
ctic in this work and the course Of
he pending trials will be watched with
encral interest. Many Of the fraud.
lent owners insist that they are proof
gnlnst prosecution for various rea
ons, but this Is the matter on which
ongrcss AMI the state legislatures can
axe vigorous action. Where fraud is
rovcd, the land holdings cannot stand,
nd other branches of the subject can
"a reached 10y the power Of taxation.
The rights of over S0,000,00O Amcri.
ans and their descendants are M stake
n this highly important question and
he investigation now in progress
hould be thorough.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-01
& EASTER
RAILROAD
TIME CARD m qN.

No ? for YaQuina--
Leaves Albany ......l2:45 PF
Leaves Corvallis ....... LAS PN
Arrives Yaquina ...... 5:45PI
No. Returning
Leaves Yaquina ....... 7:15 Az
Leaves Corvallis ........1I.3O Al,
Arrives Albany ..........I2;l5 PJ
No. 3 for Albany Detroit
Leaves Albany for Detroit 1880 Az
Arrives Detroit .,.....l2.3O Pi
NO ! from Detroit
Leaves Detroit ,....... 1880 PI
Arrives Albany ....... $3.50 PI
No. o for Albany
Leaves Corvallis ....... $3.50 Al
Arrives Albany ....... 7:lO Al.
No. 8 for Corvallis
Leaves Albany ........ 2:4O Py.
Arrives Corvallis ...... $500 Py
No. for Albany
Leaves Corvallis ....... 600 PN|
Arrives Albany ......... 6:4O PN
No. for Corvallis
Leaves Albany ...... 9:15 PM
Arrives Corvallis ......... s:55 PN'
Train No. l arrives in Albany d
time TO connect with the S. p. south
bound train.
Train No. ? connects with the S. Rl
trains at Corvallis and Albany, giving
direct service to Newport and adjacsr
beaches.
Train No. 3 leaves Albany fs
Detroit at 1880 a. M, arriving then
IN ample time to reach the Breitss
oush hot springs the same day.
IRAN No, between Albany and De
troit connects with the Eugene local
az Albany, also with local from Cor
wallis.
IFaln No. . leaves Corvallis at $3.50
a. m, arrives at Albany 7:lo a. m, ID
time to catch Eugene local to Portland
So" hain 10 Detroit.
IRAN No. leaves Albany for Cor
'aiiis AT 2;4O p. M, after the arrival
OF 5 r. northbOund overland.
IFain No. leaves Corvallis at 600
p m'' arrives in Albany at $40 p. m,
N time to connect with the local for
Eugene and way points.
Train 1T No. leaves Albany for Cor.
:, ANS az s'l5 p. m, after the arrival Of
Inc y P local from Portland.
f0f further information apply to
= j. G. MAYO, Gen. Pas. Agt
!, = U,oohEkELL, Agent, Albany.
:, y, CkoNlsE, Agent, Corvallis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-01
Reduced Round Trim Rates

account Of Fourth of July. 1905 On
a0oVe account the Southern Pseis.
ompany viii sell rOund-trip tickets
between points in Oregon north of Coz
Inclusive, rate win be frst.elass fo,o
,na 'nethird for round trip. Sale
I Ia,eS, Saturday, July l.; Sunday
,uiy -di Monday, July 8 and wedpss'
i'y' July 4 going trip to commence ~
$40 $40 OF sale. Return limits. july q
''. 7'op,OvsF Will not be permitted; con.
'Nu'os passage win be reop,rsa
es,t5 '''0n' W. E. CONAN,
General Pas. 40,