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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
Wants His watch.

Robert Duncan, Of Astoria, who has
been visiting at the home of his father
in Spring Valley for few days, came
to town this morning and reported 20
the police that one Of his fathers hired
men had left. and taken along with him
gold watch, which Bob priced very
highly.
The man who Is supposed to have
taken the watch took the boat this
morning at Lincoln for Portland. A
description Of the man and watch was
given 10 the police, and they wired the
same 10 the Oregon City officers, where
the man will probably be apprehended
this afternoon.
A man answering the description Of
the one wanted was in Salem yester-
day. and tried 10 sell gold watch at
one of the second hand stores.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
INSURE
LIVE
STOCK
Company Opening Up Business
In oregon

p r Ward. Of Spokane, wash
nresident Of the Pacific Live Stock As
sociation is in the city for a few days
10 take the initial steps for opening
bnsiress in Oregon. The purpose OF
tbeir association is to insure live stock
of All kinds against death from any
cause In other words, it is life insur-
ance for all classes Of live stock, Inc ie
association has incorporated in all the
paci6c coast states, and is rapidly
growing into an extensive business
having already written nearly two NIL
lion dollars Of this class Of business, /;
This certainly seems like a practical
business proposition. and is intended
70 meet the needs Of the live stock
owners who wish to get their affairs
more nearly upon business basis;
Persons interested in this subject
either as to insurance or agency work,
would do well to call upon Mr.. ware,
while he remains in the city, at Hotel
Willamette. room No. ].
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
INDIANS MAY LIQUOR UP.
Many Prisoners VIII Be Released
From Prison.


From Prison.
Lewiston, Idaho, Oct. 4-Attoruey
George W. Tannahin Monday received
word from United States Court Of Ap-
peals az San Francisco that his writ
of habeos corpus and certiorari had
been granted, which means release Of
George Dick, a Neze Perce Indian.
now confined In the Boise peniteu-
tiary. serving time for introducing
liquor on the Indian reservation.
Through this decision two acts Of con.
gress and one state law are declared
in that liquor may
now be sold on Indian reservations
and that Indians may introduce or
buy the same,
Much interest has been manifested
in the ease. as it means many thou
sands Of dollars revenue 10 the state.
county and federal government, which
can be obtained by license Of from so
to 60 bootlegging joints, NOW ille-
gally selling liquor on the Neg Perces
Indian reservation. The decision also
means release Of so or go prisoners
from the penitentiary and the govern
ment prison at MeNeil's Island. who
are now serving terms for selling H.
quor 10 Indians or introducing it on an
Indian reservation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
ApDIT1oNAG PERSONALS.

Mrs. II. A. Kurtz leaves tonight for
Los Angeles, where she will spend the
Miss schell. Of Cincinnati, Ohio is
, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Lamport
and family.
Judge VIM. Queener. Of stayton, re-
turned home this morning, after attend
ing the circuit court in this city.
Miss Esther Jackson, Of Portland,
is the guest Of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Z. @. Anderson, Of Polk coun-
r. A. Bielski. Of Brooking, s. D., is
expected 10 arrive in Salem tonight,
and will be a guest at the home Of G..
Z. Metcalf.
c. T. Doughty and wife, Of South Da-
kota. are the guests of the latter g pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Z. Metcalf, on
Court street.
DR.. J. L. Hill, Of Albany, was in
the city yesterday, and delivered has
frst lecture before the medical college
Of the Willamette University.
Otto Headrick went up to Corvallis
today. and will spend the week in fish,
ing. If IL Is not raining too hard to-
morrow he expects TO cross the Cascade
mountains
Mrs Stuart and Mrs. Hill, aunt and
cousin of State Land Agent West,
whose home is in Guelph, Canada, but
who have been visiting in this city for
some time, left this morning for Glen
dale. where they will spend a few days
more with relatives.
About the loneliest looking man in
Salem today was Zina Zinn. There is
nothing particularly the matter with
him. only his entire family went down
TO Portland yesterday, and forgot 70
take him along. A kindly word from
his friends will aid in cheering him up
but he sure is lonesome.
II. Mellinger, who fell from a rail
road bridge at Ashland one year ago
today, and who has been in the hospital
in Portland ever since up 20 three
weeks ago, left this morning for Ash
land He is still compelled TO use a
wheeled invalid chair He has been
spending the past three weeks at the
home of his parents near Stayton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
civic Improvement LEAGUE

Cleveland, o., Oct. 4.-The Civic I'M
provement Association this morning
elected its officers; j. \. Mcfarland,
OF this city, president; William b. How
land. Of New York, treasurer; &. II.
Woodruff, secretary; George Foster
Peabody New York, Franklin Ne
Neagh, of Chicago, and James d. Phe-
Ian, Of San Francisco, general vice
presidents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
FIightful suaering Reliersd.

Suffering frightfully from the viru.
lent pOisOns of undigestei food, G. G..
6rayson, Of Lula, Miss, took d.
Kings New Life Pills, "with the re.
suit, f" he writes, "that I was cured. -
All stomach and bowel disorders give
way to their tonic, laxative proper.
ties. s5e at J. Q. Perry's drug store,
guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
WEEDS Army Captain.

Minneapolis, MINI, Oct. 4.-Gue7
from Washington and other points
tended the wedding today Of Ali
Susanne Fletcher, niece Of Loren ha
cher, and Captain Henry Greene 0''
u. s. A. The wedding took place .
afternoon at the Loren Fletcher =.
denee, and was followed BY a G'
reception.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHILDREN oRV ron
FLETcHER's oAsroRIA.

A number Of changes have been made
at the Umatilla agency. The industrial
teacher, matron and primary teacher
all have resigned. The transfer Of the
former superintendent, j. J. McKoin
and Chief CLERK Robinson, is said to be
the cause
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
California Wants Him.

A requisition FROM the governor Of
California for the arrest and return 10
Justice OF II. Il. Floyd was received az
the governors office this morning
Floyd is wanted IN California TO an
swer 20 the charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
Police Court.

John Costello, a minor, was arrested
last night for being drunk. and this
morning the city recorder assessed him
60. He would not furnish evidence as
to where he got his liquor.
Another rOomer was gathered in, and
contributed S5 this morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04

One hundred farmers have brought
suit for amounts aggregatiug $1,000.
600 against the Washoe and Anaconda
smelling plants for damages to crops
and livestock by fumes and polluted
water in Red Lodge valley, Montana.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
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Remains before the date Of The
Daily Journals Great Special Sale
Saturday, October 9TH. On that date
you can get The Daily Journal for
one year by mail, cash in advance for
50, or by carrier for IS. Read the
large display ad N this issue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04

Oscar svordstrom, a Swede laborer.
was struck BY the morning train from
Walla Walla Sunday, just north Of
Milton and killed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
Gases Dismissed.

Judge Galloway dismissed two cases
this morning, as follows; Charles X
Brun vs.. Firmir LeBrun and the ease
Of Susan NJ. Davis vs.. the City Of Sill
veFton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
Stockton & Co.

r Dollar measures work will do Such test
m chow the sound trade principles that undergrad this Old Homestead
store We offer you advantages the like Of which unknown any
other store Our people aketo make no distinction
between your dollar Of somebody else Nothing dverts
us from plain purpose
MORE NEW GOODS THArI-ANY OTHER STORE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
WIN subsidizo ships.

Toxic, Oct. Alt is stated the gov.
erument intends TO increase It's ship
subsidies as soon as the mail service IS
resumed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
Norwich Union Fire Ins0f-
ance Society.

Prank Meredith. Resident Agent.
once with VIM. Brown q Co., No. 12o
Commercial Street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04

Wanted. saleslady wanted at Good
year Raineoat Company 500 Com
mercial street. l0-A-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
NEW TODAY

wanted.-Forty pruno faeers Apply
at Tillson's warehouse. o-20-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04

For sale.--A large, red Durham bull.
t6reo years old. Inquire Of +, s.
Tolman, Salem r. f. b. No. 8, near
reform school. l03-3t'-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04

ASK ron REEDS nPa00F GOODS and take other kind We can clearly demonstrate their super"
Orb0 a hr wi wOprfg goods
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
A Sale of
FlOusefurnishimgs

Basement
Nickel Plated Tea and Coffee
Pots. pts, 92c.; 4 pts, $1.21.
Nickel Plated Cream Pitchers.
SIC. and $103.
Nickel Plated Spoon Holders.
IIc- and 96c.
Nickel Plated Sugar Bowls. S3c.
Nickel Plated Pudding Dishes.
with enamelled pan, Sic, 9Sc.
kreamer's Extra Heavy Oval
wash Boilers. copper bottom. No.
Z at 81 %.
Chatting Dishes. made OF heavy
tin, a9c. and S1.21.
Quality Bread Mixers. makes
bread in 2l2 minutes. at 81. .24.
Japanned Toilet Stands. includ-
ing wash basin, pitcher and soap
dish, Csc.
Japanned Toilet Sets. includinc
foot tub. slop jar and water car
rier; all cOlors, SOL.
Tea and Coffee Canisters. fancy
designs. 1Sc.
Japanned Comb and Brush
Holders. lie. and Sic.
l9c. ''''''''
Japanned Candle sticks. fancy
colorinGa 15c.
Family Clothes WrinGers, IL
inch rubber rolls, sold elsewhere
at S2.1O: our price SlS9.
Solid Oak CommOdes, enameued
pans. $1.99.
Nests of Boxes. sets Of five:
plain. 3lc.; vanished. 3Sc.
Invalid Bed Trays, made of oak.
S1.5S.
Steak and Game PlanlSs. 49c. 20
SlaW Cutters. 15c.
PURE Powdered Borax, 1uc.
SLACK Satin Stove Polish. 22c.
sea Foam Washing Powder,
lb. package, Ice.
Slleola Hand Soap. cake, 4c.
1reene's Mineral Paste, 13c. ana
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
UphOls
30 Floor.

30 Floor.
Special lot Of Tapestry
Couch Covers at less than
cost of n1anufacture-extra
heavy cloth, Oriental col
Orings, finished with
heavy tassel fringe
$500 qualities at $3.50.
S5.23 qualities at $3.T4.
S1.90 qualities at $1.49.
$1.75 qualities at $124.
Genuine Bagdad Couch Covers.
heavily embroidered: good COM
bination of colOrings; ca 40
regular $6.25 qualities at PAfsAO
Satin Damask Mantel Draperies,
popular colorings, finished with
tassel fringe to match; GO An
regular $3.75 quality at PZ'F9
Fancy Sateen Mantel
Draperies, large assOrt-
ment Of designs and col
Orings:-
Soc. qualities at &c. yd.
$1.30 qualities at CSC. yd.
$1.65 qualities at S1.24 yd.
$1.95 qualities at S1.49 yd.
$2.35 qualities at $1.S9 yd.
Imported Oriental Tap
estry Reversible Table
Covers
Ga size. $3.50 quality. at 1924.
S-4 size. $3.50 quality, at $5.74.
1O-4 size, $S.75 quality, at $6.9S.
Special values in Renais-
sance Lace Curtains, all
mounted on best quality
French cable net
$10.75 qualities at S7.4S pair.
$3.50 qualities at $9.9S pair.
$14.25 qualities at S1O.74 pair.
$3.50 qualities at $1l.9S pair.
$l6.75 qualities at $13.4S pair.
Irish Point Lace Cur
tainS, in white or ecru:-
$4.75 qualities at $3.I4 pair.
500 qualities at $4.9S pair.
Ruffled Muslin COTTAGE
Curtains, dotted or fancy
striped centres, g wards
long and 40 inches wide=
95c. qualities at CSC. pair.
$50 qualities at 9Sc. pair
$1J0 qualities at Sl.1S pair
$1.65 qualities at $1.24 pair
S1.9O qualities at 81 40 pair.
$2.45 qualities at S1.9S pair.
Ruffled BObbinet Cur
tains, with good, wide lace
insertion and edginq to
match -
$1.95 qualities at $149 pair.
$2.I5 qualities at $19S pair.
$3.50 qualities at S224 pair.
Estimates submitted for
window shades and slip
covers. Furniture reup-
nOlstered equal to new at
moderate prices.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
WOmen's Hand Bags-very spgcia

Leather Goods Sc
Newest shape Hand Bags. in
walrus grain leather; black. brown
and tan; some with metal frames.
others with leather covered frames.
braided leather and strap handles
card case and purse fit zC
tingS; value $1.O0. ....... %DC
Hand Bags. in walrus grain
leather; all new shapes, including
the Avenue" and Envelope Bags:
metal and leather covered frames.
some with patent clasps and braid
ed leather or strap handles: some
htted with purse, card case and
mirror: usual $1.34 and o.
SL49 qualities. at. .. 9<lc
hand Bags, in black, brown and
tan Walrus grain leather. some
with triple frames, others with
patent clasps; strap and braided
leather handles; card case. purse
ana mirror fittings: usual r 4 ~
Sl-14 quality at....... Il.Z4
Hand Bags. in black and brown
walrus finish, eight and nine inch
sizes; leather covered frame: fitted
with extra large purse: ra no
usual Sf-lo quality at. y 20
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

tlon-Main Floor.
Genuine Seal. Morocco and Wal
rus Envelope Bags, newest style:
strap handles. card case and purse
fittings; usual $l.9S c1 an
quaIlty, at ........,... " - =
Walrus Grain Leather Hand
Bags, in black. tan and brown:
metal frames, braided leather han
dies; fitted with card case. purse
ana Vinaigrette. usual CT An
Sl.9S quality, at. ... v - y
Walrus Grain Leather Hand
Bags. in black, brown and tan.
with gilt and gun metal frames.
These are 1l-inch Bags, fitted with
card case, purse and Vinaigrette.
usual S2.49 quality, "a "a
at ............... " . J-f
Walrus Grain Leather Bags. in
black. brown and tan, lined with
fancy colored silk: with double
braided handle, and fitted with
card case. purse and large
mirror; value $3.50. Ct 30
at .................. , j spS
Elephant Seal Leather Hand
Bags. In black, brown and tan
square leather-covered frame. nat
ent lock, double braided handle.
lined with fancy colored silk !.
usual S4.JO quality, q ? 7O
az aRNEas q =
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Children's Dresses.

l.
High Neck White Lawn
Dresses, trimmed with
tucks and embroidery; also in
guimpe style, trimmed with briar
stitching and lace: full puff
sleeves; skirt finished with deem
hem hem: sizes I to IA 81 RI
al . " 4 ~
High Neck White Lawn Dresses.
yoke formed Of tucks and Valen-
clennes lace insertion: lace
trimmed bertha, new model
sleeves; full skirt, finished with
tucked f1ounce; sizes CO
10 IL years. ~ 4 - y
High Neck White Lawn Dresses.
round yoke formed of fine tucks
and lace insertion, pointed bertha
trimmed with lace insertions and
edging; ribbon belt; full skirt with
several rows of tucks and deep
hem; sizes 4 to II c. kz
SCTIS '.......- R@9O VI
High Neck White Lawn
Dresses, yoke formed Of
tucks and lace insertions, finished
with Iace-trimmed bertha, ribbon
belt, lace-trimmed collars and
cuffs; Sull flounce skirts, with sew
eral rows of lace insertions and
deep hem; sizes TO c. NJ
II years ............ V09 , "
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Our Famous Red star
Brand OF Laundry Soap
the equal OF amy OF the
nigh - priced Laundry
Soaps on the market
GO-lb. boxes. full weight, lib.
cakes. regularly. ShS4: this sale al
sol. 5O-lb. boxes. fun weight.
Ito. cakes. regularly St,44. this
sale, St.9S.
Red star Brand Securing Soap
hoyes Of loo cakes. regular price
III. ~; for this sake al S1.SS, per
cake. Sc.
Home Use" cloudy Ammonia
none better; pint hotties. regular
price ltic. this sale Sc. dozen, s,lc.
quart bottles, regularly l9c.. taIs
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Women s
Handkerchiefs.

1st Fl.
Sheer All Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs,
with Is, a or 15-inch
hens, each .............. &c
All Linen Hen1stitched
Drawn and Blocked Hand
kerchiefs; value soc.
each, at ................... lYC
All Linen Initial Hand
kerchlefs, unlaun-
dered; per half dozen SOC
All Linen Initial Hand
kerchlefS, unlaundered ,
hand-enbrOidered
initial; each......... lOC
Same, with hand-enl-
brOidered initial and
wreath Of embrOi-
derry; each ............. l2C
All Linen Lace Trimmed
Handkerchiefs, each, 12c.,
22c., 34c., 44c., SOC.
Better qualities up to SO. SO
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Sale of
WOrmen's Waists.

% FL
~ hirt Waists,
Al OOC made Of dotted
Swiss, in white, light blue,
tan and black; box-plaited
fronts, crossed below yoke
by tucks.
AlsO-Shirt Waists made
Of white Persian lawn,
with English embroidered
medaIliOns and side pleats
in front.
AT S1.AO Waists made
Of fine white
lawn; embroidered fronts;
front, back and sleeves
tucked.
At S1.zO Waists made
OF cotton pom
gee, with tucked and en-
brOidered fronts, tucked
backs and full sleeves.
A. 60 an Waists made
Al SSe4O Of China silk,
front with tucks and Emo
lish embroidery; tucked
back.
We show an extensive variety Of
high class Waists, ranging in price
up to S49.74 each.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

sale. 13c.. dozen, Sl-'t;,e tbs
gallon bottles. regularly So0''
sale. 2Sc.: dozen So. IA. pint
Extra Strong Amnloiii'''
bottles. &c. quarts. He. - six
Lily White Brand StSIVn' star crate
nonnd wooden boxes. +fc,. ear-
Of II. al S5.06, Threeo-p,ou''Es,,o E,orty-
tons. ITc.; dozen. St'9ssr,r S1.92.
Red star Brand Borax. ,S paek-
teed absolutely pNfS.
age. IOc.: dozen. 81 u. s,,g Pow
Red star Brand Wesssl' ~ dozen,
der, 4-Ib. packages 49,
shea haxas. Sc.,
Ball BluUg. 4 noxas. lie.
dozen. G9c. Pounu
dozen. St'G.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Macys Stocks of China and Glassware on dis
play and accessible for selling are greater than
the combined stocks of ALL OTHER DEPART
MENT STORES in New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
English Umbrellas and ParasOls.

FL, Bway
Just in is collection OF these famously good UNI
and he
novel effects handles they introduce
witt heavy
partridge novelty
pn CT 96 uD to
IJnfel
md to 70' e0O
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

n1>FoRsn
~ b s:.sss. ~ I *
WOnen's Persian Lawn
Waists, entire front and sleeves
trimmed with cluster tucking, side
pleats and Valenciennes lace inser-
tions; collar and cuffs to match;
special for Tuesday at. .S2.24
WOmen's Persian Lawn
Waists, yoke formed OF gradu-
ated cluster tucks, wide band on
front, trimmed with Swiss embroi-
derry insertion. tucked back and
sleeves; collar and cuffs trimmed
with insertion; special for Tuesday
at .................... S2.9l
Taffeta Silks, all color
ings, including black; regularly
sold elsewhere at Toe. to Soc. a
yard; special for Tuesday at. -49c
ChildPen's Russian Dress
eS, high neck, box pleated, made
Of white linen. with standing col
lar. stitched cuffs and belt, en-
broidered emblem on shield; skirt
finished VITA deep hem; sizes 4 TO
II years; sold elsewhere at $500;
special for Tuesday at........ S2.96
Embroidery Edgings and
Insertions, sold elsewhere at
12c. a yard; special for Tuesday
Embroidery Edgings and
insertions, sold elsewhere at
16c. a yard; special for Tuesday
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .I=c
Machine Made TOPchOn
Edgings and Insertions;
special for Tuesday at............3c
Mems Odd Coats and
VestS-broken lots left over from
suits that sold up to $17.96; they
include fine black thibets, cheviOts
and undreSsed worStedS. also fancy
cheviotS and worcestershire major
ity of these garments are worth
double the prices quoted; complete
sizes from 81 to Al in; special for
tuesday at. S4.9S
Youths SuitS.-AbOut one
hundred fancy cheviOt suits, in
Guiding odd lots and sizes, gath
cred for a quick selling; all sizes
from II TO 20 years; regularly
worth $1,000; special for Tuesday
at. ...--..--.-.-.--.... $685.
Fancy CretOnnes, 50
inches wide, new designs and good
colOrings; regularly worth 16c. a
yard; special for Tuesday at. 1Oc
Four Fold Japanese
Screens, beautifully decorated
In light, medium and dark tints:
regularly sold at $500. $500 and
$500; specials for Tuesday at
S1.9S, S2.49 and. 50 9S
Oriental Printed Draper
les, suitable for cosey corner dec
orations; regularly worth S1.SJ
each; special for Tuesday at.$1.2 II
Solid Oak Medicine Cab
inets, with bevel glass mirror,
size 6X12 inches; sold elsewhere at
$40; special for Tuesday. 81. 80
Folding Ironing Tables,
five feet long; special for Tuesday
Heavy Galvanized Water
Pals; special for Tuesday at.17c
The Above VIII Not Be
on Sale Monday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Grocery Specials. aan

Grocery Specials 'n Fl
ARMOUR'S "HELMET" BRAND BACON
Especially this salweght to 1o1
specially selected and smoked 14C
this sale weight from TO os per pou
GENESTA BRAND COFFEE.
price 4c FOR MS
81 IA this
SULTANA BRAND COFFEE
South American Coffee; roasted ana sO
daily quality 2c h. special price TOT S
lie.
'MAYFLOWER FOrnOsa OOong; sod
packagesregular price 64c package l 4oc
..... &c . "
NACYS FINEST QUALITY IMPORTED TE EAs|
Formosa OoIong Young Hyson res~A
caddy $4CS; 1O-lo Ssc
THREE FLOUR SPECIALS
Bridal Veil Franklin Mills Lily WluS
Entire Wheat. Brand
For 92 12b 46c 24llb bag Sss
For half barrel $3S7 Half barrel for
.SL46 Whole barreI's
RED STAR BAKING POWDER
Guaranteed absolutely equal in every respect TO @
higher prices
Special this Sale
h. cartons fc dozs'
of absolutely pure. 10c dozen''SL
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
BEANS
TOMATOES.


iney
s.,
can III 10i waS
America Oc; Dozen NN-' 49,
textra largo
selection OF whole Jersey sN
i|canl
a a -.b-nd
4
caseo Six America Brand 0' -
an
MISCELI4ANEoCS aricotv ~
~ ' can --c' '
il. Leon Maceau
each Va teL lSci aN-
$l3I 500
oEra-2n NIoyeps Choiz SS~
each. n I
SSoonnsso l+> sa''' SL'' o.
,7ose 3 N $2Gi &c S3S
can Ice each SLA sc MHa'A~
dozsn
tFontsi -
dozen tn
fruit 10
FuII-eight Quart &Oc
price
New sn.s Iv be ta.l To y White brand Fs -
ma Catsup re pufe
2
slc dozen. g
"a aifornaP
SOG @s ale "a
White NIarralade- pure po"h" .
l4C $15T.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Tea Spoons. set of six. 42c.
Table Spoons, set of six, SSc.
Dessert Spoons, set of six, 74c.
Coffee Spoons, sets of six, 49c.
Dinner Forks, sets of six. SSc.
Dessert Forks, sets of six. 74c.
Oyster Forks, sets of six, 92c.
Butter Spreaders. sets of six.
81. 10.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Embroidery Edgings and
Insertions, sold elsewhere at
12c. a yard; special for Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Soup Ladies, each ST .21.
Oyster Ladies', each SIC.
Gravy Ladies, each 43c.
Cream Ladies, each SAC.
Butter Knives, each 17c.
Children's Sets, including Knife,
Fork and Spoon, sac.
Berry Spoons, each SOC.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Special Sale Of Laundry Supplies

ily White Brand Orange Marmalade-
each, lie: dozen, SLOT
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Leon MarceaU < Co.
Brand. our own special I'M
p1rtdtiOa -
Moyens. can. 13c. dozen.
S1.fG.
Fins. can. 1Sc : dozen,
$2.GG.
EytTa Fins, can. &c.
dozen. S266.
sur Extra Fins, can,
2Sc. dozen. S3lS.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Taffeta Silks, all color
ings, including black; regularly
sold elsewhere at Toe. to Soc. a
yard; special for Tuesday at.-49c
ChildPen's Russian Dress
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-04-13
HOGE'S CROSSING.

Special to the Mt7OS.
Here comes Marigold this week again
Bill Walker passed by here the other
day on business.
David Hoge passed by here the other
day going to Jasper.
Mr.. Thomas passed by here one day
this week,
Mrs. Ada Berryhill made short call
at H. Hancock's Monday.
Mrs. Rebecca Hancock has been visit
ing her sister for the past week.
Richard Grant attended church at
Pleasant Grove Sunday.
Alfred Hancock passed by here Sun
day going to the Switch. .
Silas Robbins passed by here Sunday,
Planting corn seems to be the order
of the day at this place.
Mrs. Rebecca McGuirt visited at the
Switch Sunday.
Melvin Webb called at Mr.. Hancock's
the other Sunday.
listen for the wedding bells to ring
about Easter.
Will Hudson passed by here Sunday
Miss Phoebe Hancock visited hons
| folks Sunday.
Well, as news is scarce this week
will skip. Marigold.