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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
SnrdjscbenSe TferSe.

Surfgebenbe Yferbe auf5ubalten,
lit cine Iufaobe. Der Elm Shusmann,
Dies Organ Der oifeutliden Cider.
belt, iid) ieoen Gag segeniibergeitelt
ieben fam. Sn 2onoon gum BET.
ipiel iino I'M Sabre 1908 ni6t peni.
GER oils 2S5 ifeugeporoene Hferoe
aufgebalten moroen.
0ieier Sbeil ibrer gerufsauigaben
iorbert alio cine Shuluns. Die Der
Nntur Ger Sohe nod mebr tbeore-
tii6 als praftiih iein miiB, ieoenials
nift am pirflifen Sbieft erporben
peroen fam. Ger YoliSiit, Der be.
auftragt miro, in Den StraBen Son.
oon's 0ienit 5u tbun, erbalt oaber
porber eingebenoe @eiiungen iiber
Die iiherite Wanier, unter oenfbor
sroberer @%ermeioung %perionliher
9efabr Dem oabin galoppirenOen
Sbiere bei5ufommen. Ger Saupt.
grunbias babel lit, ibm niht etma
pom Der entgegen9eiesten &iftung
aus ODER i'm ref)ten @infel e~ntgegen.
sutreten. Siebt elm Sdp,smann
elm burhseganeenes Yiero auf ii6
Sufommen, 10 fGngt er leinen Sn.
itruftionen gemaB Die Operation oa.
nit an, baB er in gleider Hiftung
pie 0oS 3bier auf Dem StraBen'
oamm oobinrennt. Surh einen uno
Den anberen Seitenblif iiberSeugt err
ii6 oapon, oob Der iiibrerloie 8oul
ole Hidtung beibebGlt uno nie melt
err lid, ibm ihon eenabert bat. Sn
Dem Iugenblid, oa er an Dem Wann
porbeiihieBen mia. ltreft oieier ocn
Irm aus uno greift ibm IN oen 3ii-
gel. Damn brauf)t er MIR nof)
fiir5e 3eit mitSitlauien, nm i'm &c.
bdnoigt uno berubigt fiibren 81 fon.
men, mobin err i'm iiibren nil.
6reilih in Der 8efabr. uingeriiien
uno NIT fortgeihleift 5u merben, lit
Der beber5te Mann in iebem iold]en
Sole. Wnn bort aber GuBerit lelten
BON einem iblimmen Iusgang Der
Sad)e. limo menn III einem Sabr
$50 Wfal Der SGnsmunn Seben uno
Gigentbum Der 9iirger in iolher
9eorangniB retten fonnte, 10 lit oos
ooh ein GROCER @rfolg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
Seitcres Siittern scr 9sfcrsc.

9ei Yferben, pelhe onbalteno an-
itrengenOe Irbeit, mie Yiliigen ser
Selber II. /. 10. perrihten. lit eS ange.
5eigt, Die Siitteruns otter por5uneh.
men, rno lit cine tGglihc picrnlalige
Serabreidyung OeS Suffers bon bel.
ierem griolge begleitet geweien. ais
bel elmer oreimaligen Silttergabe.
Sn oieiem Safe fam ole Siitte.
rungsSeit entlpredJeno p%crminbcrt
uno Die ieOes Mal 81 gebenoe SIT.
termenge etlpas fleiner bemelien
weroen; Die 9emciiung Der tGgliden
Tationcn bleibt ielbitperitGuolit oic
gleide. Ses Ticr0eS llniGbigfeit,
it'd 5u ii6crseben. lei ein Sinmeis
aui ole eroBe 8eiabr. welder baS
CHER bel cintretenoen Serbalulngs.
itorrngen ausgeiest lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27

Sunger Ooftor: .gs tpdre
gut. penn sic Serrn Mapsr nabslessn
tpiiroen. Dab er isin Seitament ma6t."
% ausbGlterin: %, oas bat
er f6on setban, bebor er sic bat rufen
lafen. 6err Sottor."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
&anpcn am Stahclbccritraud.

&aum limo Die Stad]elbeerbuife
grim gemoroen unb baben Sliitben
be5n. Sriifte angeiest. oa treten
audi id)on Die g~eirdBisen 8aupen
aui, um Die 9iiife fubl 5u i%rciien.
Gieie ioaen. Haupen itammen niflt
BON einem Sdmetterlinge, Die Sbie.
re limo pielmabr Die 9arpe Der Sta.
Observation-Disclosures. bon Der eS BRET
Irten gibt. 9lm meiiten fonlnIt bier
Die 2arpe Der gelben S%tad)el6err-
blattreipe in betradt. Em 6riib'
iabr id)liipit bieWeipe aus Den in Der
Groe iiberminterten 9ocons aus. 9ie
@eibden legen Damn ibre gier IN Ole
SlGtter. unb nah fiirSer 3eit friefen
Die 2arpen aus. unb Der SroB be-
ainnt. @eaen gnoe Wfai iudlen ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
0eaen bas Snnaenseiaen

Der Yferoe miro BON praftiider Seite
Oas iolgenoe Wittel empioblen: Wan
nimmt cine gepobnlide. nidt 81
itarfe &innfette uitb binoet lie nit
Dem 6ansriemenring in Der Mitte
oes @ebiiies feit. 10 Dob Die beiben
Sdliten gleidmaBis b%erabbauecn.
@enn oas Ifero auieesaumt lit. rel.
hen Die gnben Der ainnfeite bis an
Die 3%ungenipise uno Die Settle ielbit
liest alif Der 3unge. Iaourh miro
Sos Ifero peroulaBt, iid Si beniiben.
bas aettder 5i %rafien, nobel es bas
3eigen Der 3unge pergiBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
Griat.

gr (ansebeitert): n2i - Il
liebeS @eibfen. On. I'll muBt ihon
entlfnloigenL Dab i6 beutc on lei.
mem @eburtstoge Su ipGt sum Giien
fonnte, aber meme Srernoe baben
lid beim Sribitoppen INNER bod.
Ieben laiien uno oa cling es oann nitt
anoers - nnb Drum hab' i'd auf ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
Wcoitatiun.

@eiongcner: .Sm, ais i6 Soloat
mar. lab ih aae Iilgenblid i'm God.
neil ih feline suten @riiie mndlen
fonnte; INN babe i'd ols aaiiirer nal
cinen gilten 8riii gemuht, uno iest
lite i'd crit red]t i'm 9oh."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
Gin frcnnSlidjer Grst,

Yatientin (nah Ser Inter.
iudung): Sob ids min am Ser.
sen ober aili Der 2unge9"
Sausor5t: $50 batten sizes benn
am lieblten?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27

Nv WV
Seute griinlif, morgen bldulif,
afienbraun unb mauiegrGuliG.
Seut' NIT gdnbern, Spisen, Waiden,
Rieienfnopfen, Salten, SaiGen,
Weit unb ihon bon ierne raui6eno,
Worgen MIR naA binten baiiheno,
Borne glatt uno enggeihloiien,
Soltenlos, mie ange9oiien =
Seut' oils edb' es feline Sitten,
Bis 5ur Haftbeit auseeidnittert,
Worgen rieiiee Gb'miietten
aermel gleih oen Seoerbetten -
Sente, mie in milten 9dnoern,
@roBer Wangel an @ep1noern,
Woreen pieber @anoelglofen =
9eute fur5e, frnuie 2ofen,
Worgen bod, gleid airftburm.
fnopfen,
&ieienpulite auf ben aopfen -
8robe Sdeiben beut ais Site,
Worgen = 0 on meine 9iite! -
@insig fleine, runoe Sopfden
Iuf Den laneen, glatten 3opfhen!
So, auh Sunoifub uno Stiefeletten,
Sonnenifirme, Sd)muf uno Soften
genoern fait nit ieoem Gage
Sorm unb Sorbe, Gang uno Gage,
ltnb es best fiirnnbr Die Wooe
ltni're Srauen idier 81 Sooe.
Bel ben Wdnnern au6 ni6t minoer
Wefieln 9einfleib uno Gplinoer,
Hof uno Weite, Srod unb 8ragen
Nubelos in menig Saeen.
3borbeit i6ilt Die Wooe Sober
W2it Dem @ort, mie nit DER Sober,
glber Sober moft lie nit,
Wenn aud niht NIT gleihem S9ritt.
Sir Die Wobe giebt Die Sueeno
Sim gum Spfer hire Guseno.
Witter af)ten ibrer 9iliht
Sa Der eie'nen ainoer nift,
rlno ben Iufnono 81 beitreiten,
Wafen Wanner ielbit 5u 3eiten
Shuloen uno = mas foum al,
faIien -
8riffe gar in frembe Railen.
2eioer - es lit feline sSobel -
Wie elm neier Sburm bon Babel
Wdfit Der Gurus ieben Gag
Sagt mir, pie oas enoen mag2!
Sraet man ireeno cine Dame,
Gie ba ihpelet IN iolf)em 8rome,
@ie lie Dor iih ielbit entiful' &c,
9oB lie 10 Der Mobe bulo'ge,
Sagt lie iifer Dir, lie treble
9einen Gurus, o BEL 2eibe!
Nein, iie sebe nit Der Mooe
Nur 10 ipeit es bic @ebote
@uten Cones mtt iih bringer.
uno lie wiinidtonor alien Gingen,
Iuf5ufauen nid)t Den 9euten,
Iie es libel Diireen oeuten,
Woqt' lie ettpa 10 bod tragen,
@ie's MODERN Dor pier5ebn Sngen.
Sroitlos ieb'n iidl on Die @atten,
Die bereinit 0ermogen batten.
ltno Die Batter - arme Sropfe!
Sdiitteln iorgenpoa Die 3opfe.
Seoer fragt: r@ie ioa bas enoen,
@enn Die Tinge lid niht ~penoen?"
Cod in bieiem Yunft auf grben,
Wirb's mobl niemols onbers merben.
Dine gno' lit Dos aapitel,
Sir Die aranfbeit giebt's fein
Mittel,
Tenn MIR nit ser Weni6heit Sooe
4ommt Die Mobe aus Der Mooe!
go
Wnrs, hf;o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
5pab nlnB aud icin. )
Gr ipcif iid) az belfen.

-
Wfidel: $40 ioaen mir MI BLOB
nit De Waiie Shutt bin?"
Ybilipp: yWa9 II Sod uno
idmeiB'n rim"
$50
N~bfiiblnns.
$50 in 8eoanfen, mein 6erSens-
DeiGen. gin pen Oenfit Tu benin
jest?"
Sin Cid"
.Id, bas lit ober lieb bon Girl"
$50, if oenfe on lid, Wdnnhen,
mas 9u Dobl fir elm @eiift MAIDEN
mirit, penn Iu nahber Die 8efnune
fiir Die Site iiebIt, bic i6 mir beute
%gefauft babe"
= = z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
$21.35 mad asbnrp Yarf, y. :.

uno 5uriid pia Der Nifel Tlate
giienbahn. SiQete giiltig pia Nem
Oorf Stabt. SerfauiStaee am 30.
unb 30. sunni unb am 1. uno 2.
Suli NIT ertremer Hiidfubrts9iiltia.
felt am 81. Iiiguit, inoem mon icin
Billet oeponirt. Chicago Sidet.
Offices: III Abams CTR. uno guOi-
forum Inler. Sabnboi ga Saae
uno Ban Buren, Ctr. aui Dem Gle
pate0 Scoop"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
"
Ter Teinihmefer.

Gid)ter: .8onuen Sic benin oos
Steblen gar nidt laiien, ange.
flagter?"
I%ngeflagter: % bod, aber mil.
lens. Serr Hidter, ieoes Deal, menn
i6 aus Dem 8ei6nsniB fomm', maft
meme Srau 3petihen.anobel -.
uno Die eb' id 10 sern!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
Snr @obe

-
sd m0dte germ einen reat mobers
men Sut!"-,S10n. Winfhen sic
ibn alio 81 arob ooer au tlein2"
S6bere Snd)t.
Selbmebel Crib moreens BEN So.
iernenbof b%etreteno): .Sie, Suber,
iaaen 9 bod nal bic 8osel bon
meiuem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES meg! f.
lie Sinapogel fonnen g iisen loi.
len = aber Die Spnsen miiiien fort!"
Sinbcrmnno.
Snfel: raino, mas madit Oh
benn ba?"
aino: sd fdrbe Die Sdiirse mel.
ner Huppe nit Hotbmein."
Snfel: oWtit Hotbpein fam man
aber ni6t fGrbenl"
8inb: y9oh, Snfcll Woma iagt
INNER, Seine rotbe Naie fomme aud
pom &otbDein.
Ger SeiniAmefer.
&idlter: .aonnen Sic benin oas
Steblen gar nidt luiien, anse.
4ngeflagter: % bod, aber mil.
lens. Serr Nidter, ieoes Wol, menn
i6 aus Dem @ei1nsnib fomm', madt
meme sSrau 3petihen.anobel -.
unb Die eb' i1 10 gern!"
Gin fr~cnnSlidjer Grst,
Yatientin (nah Ser Inter.
iudung): Sob ids nun am Ser.
gen ober alli Der 2unge2"
Sausor3t: $50 batien Sizes oenn
am liebiten?"
SelbituergeiienS.
9ieb (oem cine ~geitoblene griei.
taide bon 8inoern 5uriifgebraht
puroe): .gs lit balt bod ihon, oab
eS nod ebrlife 9eut' gibt!"
Sas lat gcnng.
oHrrn, rpar Gl,er lestes 4affee.
f%rdn5dIen intereiiant?"
limo OF! gs muroe brei Stun.
ben lang MIR i'm S~liiiterton ge-
iprohen!"
Nnsfunit.
.Sotele6en, pos is oos, q aopi.
tolperbrcdlen?"
.8enn Sc ausleibit q aapital gu
6 Tro5entfe, mo- Se fannlt
81"
$12.25 mad Buffalo, y. g.,
uno 5uriid nit Ger Nife[ Vlate 9obn
pom Chicago am g., g.. unb 10. Snli,
nit acknowledgements bis 4. Iugult,
penn Sidet oeponiert miro. Mbitei.
gen bemiligt in 9bautauqua 2ofe
Eunften. gbeniaas nieorigite &uten
nad Sort Wapne. Glepelano, erie
uno anoeren oitlif,an YlGsen. Srei
3ige tGglih nit Iiisitottung in
alaiie. Mabl5eiten merben in
)sidel Elate Speiiepagen ierpiert
naf Dem amerifaniihen Glub.Glan
Ereiie bon 30 Gents bis St.00,
ebeniaQs a la carte. Seine grtro.
ISabrpreiie berehnet auf irgeno einem
3uge Der Hifel Tlate 9abn. @er
cine &eiie nah Dem Often beobiif.
tigt, idreibe an Sobn y. Gala.
+ q II. General : I9ent, No. 113
aooms Ctr, Simmer 29S, Gbicogo,
81. Chicago : 9obnboi: gde @an
uno ga Saqe Ctr. - Die ELM.
size Eaiiogieritation in Chicago am
eleoateo Scoop.
$50
Griae.
Gr (aneebeitert) r2i - Ii -
liebeS @eibfen. On. Gu muBt ihon
'ntifuloi9en. Dab if beute an Iei-
@~eburtstase ST. ipGt gum Giien
fonlnle. aber meme Sreumbe baben
beim Sriibitoppcn INNER bod.
Ieben lalien uno 6a ging es oarn nid)t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-27
SelbitpergeiienS.
MnSfunh.

.Soteleben. mos is bas, q 9api.
tolperbrcdlen2"
.@enn Sc ausleibit q aopital gu
6 Tro5entde, mo &c fannit
friea'n 81" y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12
COMING FOR THREE DAYS.

Management Of the Edison Promises
a Good Bill for First Of the week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12
Proposals Invited.

For supplies for the Oregon Stat,
Penitentiary during the period ending
December 81, 1905.
Sealed bids for drugs, dry goods.
groceries, shoes, leather and findings,
plumbing supplies, hardware, -four,
fish, meat, etc, will be received at the
Office Of the superintendent Of the
State Penitentiary until July 10, 1905,
at ESQ O'Clock p. NJ, at which time
they will be opened.
A deposit Of 5000 in cash or certified
check, payable to the superintendent,
must accompany each bid for meat or
-four, and all other bids must be ac-
companied by an amount equal to 10
per cent Of the amount Of the bid.
Samples to accompany all bids,
where practicable. The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids, and
to accept or reject any portion Of a
bid. On each envelope should be in
scribed the nature of the bid. Goods
Of Oregon manufacture or production
will receive preference, other things
being equal. All goods and supplies
must be delivered to the penitentiary
within 20 days after the contract is
awarded.
Schedules Of the various lines Of the
goods win be furnished upon applica'
tion to the superintendent.
Vouchers will be issued for payment
on the first of the month following the
completion Of contract, and monthly
continuous contracts.
Bidders will take notice that there
is no appropriation available for the
maintenance Of the penitentiaryj there
fore, claims for supplies can only be
audited by the Secretary of State, and
certificates Of evidence issued to claim
As soon as there is an appro-
priation available, warrants will be
issued in lieu of the certificates.
Bidders are invited to be present.
O. w. JAMES,
superintendent Oregon State Peniten-
tiary.
Salem, Oregon, June 10, 1905.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12
RECITAL
TONIGHT

The graduating recital Of the Uni.
versity College of Music will be held
tonight at the First NJ. f. church, begin
ming at s;l5.
The class consists Of Eve members,
all Of whom have completed in a sat
isfactory manner the full four years.
course in piano, including harmony,
musical theory, musical history, coun-
terpoint, form and composition. The
members Of the class are Chester ].
Catlow, Frank e. Churchill, Margaret
A. Fisher, Jennie Sanders and Elizabeth
IT. Will, the instructors being Frances
co Seley, dean Of the college, and Frank
r. N%ewberry, principal of the piano de-
partment.
AT the close of the program, the d.
plomas will be presented by President
John II. Coleman, and two prizes will
be awarded for the best compositions
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Pleasant Party.

The pleasant home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Moores, on East Chemeketa
street, was the scene Of much enjoy
ment Wednesday evening, when their
son, Ralph, entertained a number of
his friends at a card and dancing par.
ty.
Progressive whist was played the
for part Of the evening, in which How.
ard Catlin won the prize. The latter
part of the evening was spent in dane
ing in the attic, which had been decor.
ated with a p%rofusion Of flowers and
flags, and Chinese lanterns cast n soft
radiance over all. Refreshments were
served.
Those present were; Glare Jones,
of "Labish Meadows;" Cora Wiley,
Of Portlandj Eunane Craig, Edith Ra-
gan, Evelyn Calbreath, Gertrude
Moores, Althea Moores and Howard
Catlin, Ralph Cronise, Chester Moores,
Curtis Cross, Carl Gabrielson and Ralph
Moores.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12
TO SECURE
ELIGIBLES

The United States We'll service com,
mission will hold an examination on
the dates and at the places within the
state Of Oregon named below, to secure
eligibles from which to make certif-
cation to I'll vacancies as they may
occur in the position Of forest ranger,
in the forest reserve of the depart
ment Of agriculture.
Baker City, Oregon, July "a, 25 and
20, 1906 Prineyille, Oregon, August /,
2 and 3, 1906 Hood River, Oregon, Au-
gust 0, 10 and IL, 1905; Detroit, Ore
gon, August 10, IL and Is, 1905;
Grants Pass, Oregon, August 23, "a and
25, 1906 Lakeview, Oregon, August
81, September l and 2, 1905.
The examination will consist of an
swering practical questions in writ
ing and in field examination to test
the ability of the applicants TO aetu-
ally perform the duties of a forest
ranger.
In the field examination applicants,
among other things, will be required to
shoot az target with rife and with pis-
toll, and should bring with them these
arms for the test.
The age limit will be from 81 to 40
years, on the date of the examination.
This examination is open to all citi-
zens Of the United States who comply
with the requirements.
Applicants should at onee apply to
the United States civil service commits
sion, Washington, D. @, for application
form 19O3-amended. No application
will be accepted unless properly exc
euted and filed, in complete form, with
the commissioner at Washington. In
applying for this examination the ex-
act title of "Forest Ranger" should
be used in the application.
For further information apply 10 SI
C. Bartrum, forest supervisor, Rose
burg, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12
MURDERER
CONFESSES
Andrew D0dSOn Pleads Guilty
TO Murder In the First
Degree

Arraigned in court at Grants Pass
for the murder Of aged William Dun.
lap, the hermit Louise creek miner, in
Josephine county, whose body was
found filed with shot at his lonely
cabin in September, 1903, Andrew
Dodson promptly pleaded guilty to
murder in the FIRST degree, while An
drew Ingram, whom Dodson declares
was also a principal in the ambush and
murder, pleaded not guilty, stoutly
protesting his innocence, and is setting
out to prove an alibi in the trial that
Is now on.
Dodson admits that he fred the shot
that killed Dunlap, saying he and In.
gram lay in concealment and killed
the old miner as he was entering his
cabin door. Dunlap fell dead across
the doorway and the two men dragged
his corpse inside, then spending the
afternoon in Grants Pass to allay sus
picion. That evening they returned
to loot the shack Of the dust it wa,
supposed TO contain, results Of Dun.
laps work in the rich placer bottoms
Of Josephine for many years. They
got $l2s4, Dodson says. Migrants son
was enlisted in the search, silence be-
ing enjoined on pain Of death.
It was through the voluntary con
fession Of Ingram's son a few weeks
ago that the arrest of his father and
Dodson was brought about.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12
There is no pepper In
Schilling's Best ginger there's
nothing wrong in Schilling's
Best anything.
Moneyback.
In Mad Chase.

Millions rush in mad chase after
health, from one extreme Of faddism 10
another, when, IL they would only eat
good food, and keep their bowels regu.
lar with DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
their troubles would all pass away.
Prompt relief and quick cure for liver
and stomach trouble. 25c at ]. @.
Perry's Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12

The Edison theatre has a good bill
for next week, the team Of Kern and
seimer being a combination Of good
singers, with an act that is one con
tinual laugh from the minute they
strike the stage until the leave il.
NJ. J.. Hooley, with a reputation for
cleverness earned after many years
Of hard work, he will present an Irish
speciality Of a clean, neat character,
really a work Of art. James Roberts,
a blcakface comedian, who will be re-
membered by the patrons Of the Ed.
ison, as he played an engagement here
some months ago. His manipulation
of the mouth harp is truly wonderful.
Harry Seimer will sing a few Of the
late songs during his speciality. The
Edisonoscope will show nearly a mile
Of new films, and the illustrated song,
a new one from New York, entitled,
"would Youi' ought to become
very popular, as il is a sweet song.
The large fans and the new draught
pipe keeps the theatre cool and COM
Portable. Remember, three shows a
night, 1880, $3.50 and $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12
Fancy Summer 81

written in competition by members of
the class.
A general invitation is extended to
the citizens Of Salem, and it is hoped
that a very large number will honor the
music class of 1905 by their presence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12
CITY NEWS
A Collection Of Important Para.
graphs for Your Consideration.

A certain pretty young Salem girl
was being jollied by the Journal re-.
porter Saturday because she con.
planned that her lips were not red. The
reporter, with that wisdom born only
OF newspaper experience, suggested
that If she had more kisses printed ON
her lips they might be "read." And
then she knocked the reporter out bv
saying; wal until Monday morn.
ing"
BY special permission Of the post.
office department at Washington. the
postofice here will observe Salem DIV.
wednesday, the 14th. The Office will
be open until 8 O'Clock in the morn.
ing, but no money order or registry
business will be transacted. No city
or rural delivery will be made.
The big autocar on the Salem.Inde-
pendence line attracted considerable
attention this forenoon while taking
on passengers for the first trip over to
independence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12
ADJUSTMENTS.


TONIGHT.
Edlson-Vaudeville.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24

willing wages business"
What this obiging YOUTH" asked Sherlock
Holmes.
spaulding a youth,
either It's hard should wish smarter
self after ALL he
satisfied, should put his head?"
why, indeed? fortunate IN having empoye
who under the full market price is not common expert
this age that assist
ant is not remarkable advertisement"
"oh he has his faults Wilson Never such
fellow photography Swapping with when he
like rabbit into its hole develop his pictures That his main
fault but the whole he's good worker There's vice in
him"
he is with you. presumed"
Eyes. a who a BIT simple cooking
and keeps the place eanthas all have in the house for
widowe and had family We live quietly sir the
three of and keep roof heads and debts
do nothing
thing put advertisement spauld-
Ing he down into the office this
very his hand. he
"T wish Lord. Wilson, a redheaded man
whats THAR
why he. here's another vacancy the
the RedHeaded Men It's worth quite little fortune to any man
vacancies than
there that the
do with the hair color.
nice little crib all ready for
" Why what is it. thenT' asked. You Holmes
very ayathome man and as my business came to me instead NJ
having It, often putting
foot the door that
going outside and always glad bit
Have heard Of the League of
Menu he asked, with his
why that you eligible yourself for one
the vacancies.
And what they worth?' l
oh merely couple OF hundred slight
interfere occupations
We'll easily think prick up nv
the business
couple of hundred would have been handy.
Tell all about
Well said he showing the advertisement
for yourself that the
where should apply for
the league founded by American mioHae
kins, who peculiar himself red
headed. and he had sympathy for So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24

nd be Is willing a vacancy the League.
for It, the other answered He
recall have anything
a back cooked his head side and
bashful Then suddenly he
my
at would be injustice to hesitate, WILL
taking obvious precauion With
that he seized hair in both hands and ugged until yelled with
your released
that all should be- But have to be careful
for twice been deceived by wigs and by paint could
the top OF his voice that the vacancy was hed goan OF dS
below and the folk all rooped diff
head be
and that of the
my name he. Mr.. and myself
of the pensioners the fund left by noble bsnefacO
Are a married Mr., WilsonH Have familyH'
answered had
Immediately.
he gravely. very indeed
that fund the
propagation
enncs exceedingly unfortunate that you should be
My heightened this. Holmes
to have the after ALL but after thinking
for a few minutes. he said that it would be all right
In the of another, said he the objection might
fatal. but point favor of with
head of When shall able your
duties?"
We'll 1t a awkward already
said
oh never mind about that Mr. Wilson, said Vincent spaud-
ing I shall be able after that for you
What would be the hoursF asked
Ten to two
Now pawnbrOkers business is mostly done of an evening"
Mr. Holmes especially Thursday Friday
before would suit well little
mornings Besides. knew that assistant
that he would anything that turned
That would suit me very we'll. said l. And the pay?
els "a a week"
And work.
rs purely
What purely nominal7'
We'll have be in the building.
the whole time II forfeit whole
The will is clear that point don't
with the conditions II
It's only four hours day. and should not think Of leaving
L
No WIN AVAIL said Duncan neither