davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
CANDID"

A young man called on his sweet.
heart in Coldwater, Mich, one wintry
eve, and while there a heavy rain be-
gan falling which had greatly in
creased in volume when he arose to
depart.
The young lady, however, would
not permit him TO return home IN
such a storm and said that inasmucf
as there was an unoccupied Dor in
the house he could stay until morn
ing; so, excusing herself, she went
upstairs to arrange the room for him
When she returned the young mar
wa standing breathless in the door
way, drenched to the skin. why
what's the fnatter?' she exclaimed
."Oh, ! went home to get my night
shirt" was the candid reply,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
ri &jGrligbeo til fit Sat.

af Sorg oner i'm Stats DOB Ear en-
eommeI p~eniioneret 2erer / Berlin
fnrle0en Gag taaet fig at Da9e.
Rdnoeu, Der beo 2oitis Conrad og
bar Go aar anmmel, lebeoe aonife
aIeHe. San babbe afbrubt Gmguu.
gen meb lin 5amilie, % oct eneitc
SUien, ban brso iig ON, bar cit brio
Seat. Sra | 2srOogS otte Gage booOe
man / @uiet, boor oen gomle Scr.
ling boe6e, life iet baiH eaer bort no.
get til BAN. 0ette foranlebigeoe ina
&Grten til at ienOe 8atS til Iolitiet
meo anmoouiug ON at ldoe 9sren
iii Gonraos SeiIiabe0 aobne. Wfnn
fnn6t iaa Den gaHaIe 2prer ium Sig,
SAN bapoe bpngt ia poa en- Spell.
frog. Gaa 9orbet lao Ell Seobel,
boiIfeu han meoSeIte, at ban bapoe
iprIaot 2ioct, foroi bans SEAT bar $50.
9rr at SfumiterHe altio at imilt
til Soleu, mar Den miller til Dig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

WHAT IL WIGHT BE.

A young lady was asked to parse a
kiss, and after repeated efforts did so
correctly, as follows: Kiss is a con-
junction because it connects. It's a
verb because it signifies TO act and to
be acted upon. It's a proposition be-
cause it shows that a person kissed is
nc relation. 1t is an ~interjecfion fat
least it sounds like one). and is a pro-
noun because it stands for a noun. IN
gender it is masculine and feminine
mixed. Frequently the case is gov
erned by circumstances and light, ac-
cording to rule one: IF he smite you
on one cheek, turn the other Also"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
TanferpiIles 5frof.

"Spor ina on ham2"
MSmScnr ioarte life,
gcres Sorfoit flsi mere icpat af'
ifeS MI, men et Stpffe bertha montte
Sc otter lo / en- Strembpirpel.
Ger fan oct itnuIi8t barre os
besae,@ munleoe ManSen % oennte
iia bort ira cattteus ipsrgense @if.
"gn of cs ulaa bort"
"9cr SuL 9~eSiteiar9"
"ssffe affnrat, men mt Dil ieg
gisre Oct, bois on oil Iere mia."
@utten Iaa ~fornnoret pda ham.
San bar bIepet iaa formlbret mee ct,
Senne 8eoitefur. San lao loo m'oer'
la poa bant.
"Sis mig, bUaS lea ifal roe, men
fertl" raabte "TuufFrpines StrGf"
% iaa ben mos Soiroelar, fout DC
fom aIt n9rmere % uprmere.
~@,ro bepare 8opa oa Idra os
gjsr mig iuii.1
"goSier life for mig. Sia BET, br
for faaSe ON "fomme DIT Riae".
~Silfcmme bit aige ffe Din
8hie
Get pasier bsSre! - aat bar ieg
iaat BET. Gr ser life noget mere -
noget ON 9ilgioeIie
@utten ica pp nteS eft forfruffet
aniigt, tbi 9isiten loo iaa fortniiet,
oa Ran fietote, at @ruten, iurn bciSt
barn ifaIp."
"aan 6u life noget ON EiIgipelfe,
herer Dup"
"5Seg prsper paa al fonme paa Def,
9cbiteiar. 8asier bet "forldo
oS Dor SfpI0 -"
"8et par BET beSite. Mere, meeei"
Seq buffer life mere nogeutin9,
iea, 9e6itefor. Wien flDt big life ira
mig, ieg oil iaa aierte ba' DIG peo
Siben al mig"
"SoorlcbeS pIeier Oh at lutte on,
gen2"
"0u ffaI iiae: for Seiu ariiti
SfpIS, ameu.'"
";Sor Syeiu ariIti Sfplo, Imeu,"
minnIeOe @anSen, og eeIgcrne Hog
iantnten oOer taru.
"SSyeg itoS oppe paa aoien, og iee
ian EauferpiQes Sfref ifpoe cit
bruftcuoe.' iorfIarte en- Wanb 90
oerStc fig til Sen file Sfare, ionr
boooe ianIet ite paa Solet / SoteI
"aSrpipeft~. San ia0 pnn en- 8tanoe,
90 ifisO en-, iom fom iorbi."
set bar ueI ligt buin Get ltbpr,"
britnuueoe Sotelpprten, ~San oiloe
ia ifuSt I'm. egen Mor better, emo ban
Ieip biloe blit oauo, oeu Sflrf."
seq Dgrer, at 3ad &oitreD CT bic
ret fimoet meS en- Rlt8te giernem
&roppen. Sans lille @ilt err blepet
Robot; ban Tom fpoeHbe pua en-
@oroifipe, Gen lille Staffar bar Il.
6cn nopGerli9 iptrgt eiter 9~eoitefar."
"gr Ger iutoet flere2~
~@ure lanferuiac8 Sfrnf' iparte
@Hrtrn Iige8gISi8t, Der fcrtGIIes.
at ban ifd Iigge meO iaoSant ct freoc.
liBt ltotrpf % nGiten iHIiIe 0soen,
men oct bar ieJ n%anffeIig for at tro."
"ga Set or life iaa utroliat enoSa,"
bemRrfe0e Sen isrite &dler. "0ruf.
ming er Ell lettere 9s0 enc Soma,
ming. San oar rimrligois leet al, at
oct lgffebeS BAN at udrre 2open mo.
til fibite Shmo.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

Among the dainty accessories that
add so much to the charm OF the sum
mer toilette, none are prettier or more
useful than the chemisette and under
sleeves now so much in vogue. The
Chemisette may be in either OF four
lenths, and the pattern provides for
two styles of under-sleeves. The
materials most in use are embroidered
muslin, batiste allover lace, tucking,
and bands of insertion and faggoting.
The medium size will require seven
eigths yard of material ~ inches wide
for the chemisette and seven-eigtns
yard for the cuffs.
Ladies' Chemisette and Half Sleeves
No. $3.50: Sizes for "a, SO and AZ in
ches bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

On paaiibeIis Manb. 1Gr Geres
MeIfema1to en- pnalibeIig ManS?"
ga, bet faH 3e tro. San iteriiiierer
Ianoet, lcm ban blanber | MeIfenl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

& Sfplen. 9qrertnben: "gslt bar
1eg alerebe fire @ange lGit SGtnin.
ger, op for Dig al 8oeen, og aIigeosl
fan on enonii life gieittaee ben. Spor.
al fommer BOG bet ii92" - Den lille
SnrD: "9et err ga tpoeligt nof. Seq
tar 10 life gogen lisgenbe foran mig
iom De-"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

8 Srsmmc. "8eo De, bono ieg
brsmte mat, 6rsfeu Soo2 at ieg
fpsieoe Gem. Soao fan Oct mon be-
tpbe?" "aaaben5art, at De ont
@atten / Drsmme er minore rlbeb9n.
Dig emo ON 3agen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

"5if ppr tore MibSag ntao pi ab.
iolrt inbbpoe SobnIons, tbi be fom.
rier meget gierne." @SaiGre Some,
ulerf Dog #. 6olf. Der sierne fom-
nler, rr ilet life Dem, ma ifal mo.
tpoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

gaet cr flart. @iGiten: "sSr. Bort,
jeg ipnes. Of 0eres 81 ibus life er
rietig Hart" 8Grten: "Rit fontnter
&c ogioa me6 BET too6elige Saas, ieg
Ecr bsrt flere @nnac ibng. 2aet er
Hart moi, oct er bare @lasigle, Der
er imtoitee."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
gaa aebaftipnsfpatprst. @ebafte.

rem: Zen npe 8eporter inles at
nPre ret intelligent. Seq bar iugt
bonn, at ban flm fol ifripe pnn ben
ele SIDE al 8apiret, og MI ipsrger
ban mig paa 6oilfen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

"5abti" "9e bur to6t gense pom
gerien. &r. Duncan" "Eabt Bit
jeg init life iige," iuarebe 8eoanten,
II SrSet "tobt" ligger 10 cog en- ipog
WfuligheS FOR en- Gang at fitnite fiuoe
Gem igien.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

Seito barre! "Som ieg fer, fri.
ter Se M ielp 9eres greoe raa Sfri.
pemaifinen. Spor er ben imitffe
irrt9e 8ige bIeDet al, Der ion beisrgeoe
hette2" Sum bar besoprre opgi.
ret fin Stiatne for at gifte iig."
Desnerre9 Spem er ba benbes
Monb2" - "oSteu ielp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
Sra fpreote Setter.

ira lpreCte Selfer.
On paalibelis Nianb. Ger Geres
TeIfendito IN pnalibeIig ManS2"
ga, bet fan 3e tro. &an iteriiiierer
Ianbet, icm ban blanoer ! ReIfenl"
"Sif ppr itore MibSag ntao ri ab-
Ioliit insbpoe Sobnions, tbi be fona.
ner meget gierne." "SaiGre Some,
ulerf Dog #. 6olf Der sierne fom.
nler, rr ilet life Dem, ma IfaI mo.
tpoe."
"5abt," ~9e bar tabt gense poa
gerierL Sr. 3nncan." "Eabt BIZ
jeg nit life iige," iparebe Iebanten,
+ Sroet ~tcbt" lieser 10 cog en- ipog
WuligheS FOR EN- Sang at fitnite finoc
Gem ieieu."
s Srsmme. "8eS De, bpuo ieg
orsmte mat, 6rsfeu Soo2 at ieg
fpsiebe Gem. Soao fan Oct mon be.
tpbe?" "@aaben5art, at De on
@atten / 2rsmme er mtnore ,lbebGn.
Dig emo ON 8agen."
9au 3ebafttpnsfpnfpret. Hebafts'
ren: Zen nge 8eporter inues at
pere ret intelligent. Seq bar iugt
bcnJ at ban flm fol ifriue pnn ben
ele SIDE al 8apiret, og MI ipsrger
ban mig paa boilfen."
Gaet cr Hart. @iGIten: "Sr. Sort,
jeg ipfies, at 0eres 81 ibug life er
rigtig Hart" 8Grten: "Ru fontrter
&c ogioa meb BET tonbelige Goas, ieg
fcr bsrt flere 8nnae ibng. 2act er
Hart moi, oct er bare @lasierle, Der
er imiibitge."
g Sfplen. 2grerinben: "get bar
Ieg oiIereSe fire @ange Lott SGtnin-
gen op for Dig al 8oeen, og alIigeosl
fan on enonii life gieittaee ben. Spor.
al fommer BOG bet iig2" - Den lille
Snrrp: Get er ga tyoeIigt nof. Seq
bur 10 life gogen liggenbe foran mig
iom De-"
SeIto barre! "Som ieg fer, fri.
ter Se M ielp 9eres greoe poa Stri-
nemnifinen. Spor er ben imirffe
irrt9e 8ige bleDet al, Ser fsr ~beisrgeoe
hette2" "Slm bar bespprre opgi.
ret fin Stiline for at gifte iig."
"DesnerreP Spem er ba benbe8
Deonb2" "Seg ielp."
SaafmpSisheS. On ting Wanb itpb
paa ct @~nbebierne og gioroe en- ing
8ige miloe 8ebreioelier, forot bum
bar fommet for lent. "Wfen fiere
Snbn" ioareoe bun, leg ct 10 fim
ttre Wfinuter forimfet." "Ia ia,"
iparebe BAN oenlig, men On Gar to-
get fell at 9agen. Seq bor oentet
Dig ira igaur aites."
SauiemanS: "Sante, bnor gaut-
mel bar Metuinlem?"
$Gnte; "@i bur0reSe % nj og iertt
aar."
SaniemanS: @Sg boor gamnel en-
61t, SdHteP"
Sante: ~Gi oe trebfoe."
Saniemano: "Saa bar Gapa reg
net gatt, for ban ia, at on bar li'iaa
| eanmel iom Rehlialem."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

err at 8fumiterHe altio at imile
til Soleu mar bcn imiler iii Dig.
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al 8th sw SID .S31 80 4O3 26th Or, w&g$1 90
$40 st sw l3r impsls 90 1863 l. Sc 4r.ami $40 90
BIB G sw, 6r, w&s. 90 1869 l. se Ar mi $40. 90
3as sw. 81, imp. SO 55 Sc, Or, W 4 SIS 90
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$50 1913 Ind av nw 12r b. S35 30 IaOa p Ia To- o,'
$50 1926 Baltimore Tor 2b S35 30 1Sns ~ NV ~
500. 1890 Baltimore. lOr. 2b S35 80 1914 r NV o.
$50. 1892 Baltimore Tor 2b S27 30 40 I, nv e.
SEQ. 1886 Baltimore, Tor Oh S27 20 Ala Z ny e. e.
$50. 1888 Baltimore, Tor 2bl SIG 20 aIe oi' o.
SAB so. 1921 U NV 12r, b. &C. VI
FLATS.
$1,000. 4 Ingesde LIST lS22 so 453 Tom nv sto-o
Thomas NV, Or b & Dr. r. u
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600 so oc0r o. ISL moor SID 30. 1215h Duncan Or b
s-oo'' '--oa 1910 llth,l Sl430 443E Tenn av me-
see IN oo,0 u. "a noor Ar b
III n, "a d. 6rb s14 80 .14271a me- Ar,
800 ilP 500 ano'has ne or: 1880 1412h Duncan me-
oap r. -, aoa a. Ar, b
con ~; yb ihomas ne Or, s13S0...1416 Duncan ne,
So1 T1n 20 ~ 81 'p,ist Ar, b
pa 81 ne Or. $10.5o. .12291s 7th. Ar
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$30.50-43 st. NV. s rms and b.
w. o0-9l3 Roanoke st. NV, rms. and b.; new
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$4O.5O-222O LIST st. NV, 10 rms. and b.
$42.50-3560 18th st. Inv. IL rms, billiard rm.
S45.50-1001 Mass. ave. me-, 8 rms, steam heat.
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Address s. X. O., Star office. feI-lt'
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JST, Gus l&rH ST. NV.
l7A Ore Az. lOs.. b..%5.M
1880 Roanoke, 10r, b. 40. IS
1921 10th, Or. b. $3.50
t@ o, IT. b. .....&. so
622 Morton pl. Or, b.2O. 90
APARTMENTS.
q Thomas ne. Or. b.23. 90
10th Il A ne. nice 4r &
; b Oats. ami. .....l4.0
474 o. ID d, 8r, b. ..12.b0
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9l2 b NV. 2r. I'd d /. .i2.UU
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UNFUR
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1120 VT av. 16r. 2b. 10000
1905 r I av.17r.2b. 1875 90
1101 18th, 16r, 2b. .125. 90
1874 Conn av. 12r, b. 100. %
1901 10th, 11r, 2b. 100. 90
1922 II III av NV. rs. O0
1928 18th NV. 11r, b.75.00
1924 N Fl ay NV. 1900
1742 9 NV, Tor, b. 1900
1898 Baltim'e, Tor. b. rs. 90
1918 N II av, 12r. 3b. rs 90
POO H NV, 12r, b. 1900
1922 to SO Bait. Tor. b65 90
2023 Kal av, 12r, 2b60. 90
2907 14th NV, lOr, b. 80. W
1888 Ind av NV. go. 90
11l2 q NV. Or. b. 60 90
131 Md av ne, 12r, b55. 90
1924 K Law NV .l4.2b50. 80
2031 + NV. 11r, b.. so. 90
1928 NJ NV, 16r., b. SO. 90
351S 18th NV, Tor. b. 90
1916 21st NV, Or, b. Al. 80
1881 Harvard. Tor. b. AS so
l406 Hopkins. Sr. b. 1850
1872 Cal av, Tor, b. As. 80
1850 l3th NV, loeb AZ. 80
1901 Sth NV, Sr, b. .40.50
3019 18th NV, Tor. b. 40. 80
1907 VT av NV. Tor. b. 40. 80
ITO 18th NV. Or. b.. .40.50
1923 L NV. Tor. b...40.50
642 G ne, Tor. 2b. :. 1880
1899 18th NV. Tor. b. so
1903 Vt av. Tor. b. =. 40. 20
1882 Euclid, Or. b. 40. so
2466 Ontario av Or. b4O. 90
1929 L NV, Or. b. $3.50
34Ul Holmead av NV,
Bats 18th NV. sr, b. 80. 50
3107 18th NV. lOr. b. IS %
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1928 Oregon. Or. b. ..35 81
1905 22d NV, Tor. b. .35. 80
3S V NV. Or. b. .33. 90
1923 S NV, 7r, b. 80. so
127 I NV. Sr. b. 30. 5U
2211 + NV. Or. b. 80. so
1908 18th NV. Or, b.2S.5O
504 d Sc, Sr, b....27.5O
1903 Morgan ay. Sr, BIZ. 81
Scaggs Manor, Ben-
ming, ID. c., lar. .25. 90
1918 4th NV, Or. b. % so
922 r NV. Or, b. % SO
151 Cal st ne. Or. b. 1880
1146 18th (rear). ar. g. u
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uNFuRNISHEp

UNEURNiSHEn
sISs nv w.. so ssao la. aT nv Or
s 18th Sn NV III .S
III III " Mas. a., :, go 1893 NV 4!
is. IT, sSS ssGS F. nw =
3 s nw i2, 2b 81 o S Ieth Dr. b. 8:
i.Si siaasSion a1 oe, g. b. 90 90
1901 NV. 20r, Oh. l6S 81 I3C ne. 1r. b.. 20 "a
iio1 i4ih nv. isr i.t ne g. g. 20 % %
SVaS DIV. lfr D.. :iIslt36 LIST ne. Or. b. 20.4o
is1S aiass av lzr % 80 " 1875 LIST 8r 20 40
1872 av. lar. % $500 5y2 lat ne Or b. 20 40
2oysHlliyer .Isr b71 IS 1913 Il NV. Dr.. 90
,eS5 II ar l3r % $50 93S Shows NV Sri 30
s si Conn av LOT bso oo Lot /. % es5. Oaer
o95 nanoopn. ior d W w Farm 80 acres $500 PER
is2o I5t NV. io,: n. $. uv APARTMENTS
@ utn NV Or, D. 5000 The Stoddert, ST. b. rs. 90
is95 NV Ior D. ~ % The Regina ST. b.. %. 90
a ao.. ! NV n, D. 5000 2oa0 18th NV ar. b ~ no
,no r1.n NV. 70 90 W 60S 18th NV. Ar b. q. 80
nS,z Cal aE NV i0r has 15sh Morton ne ar hi 30
aoi rIyer pi iOr pio W 80 Quincy ar. b. 10 90
dolS NV lOr b. 40 pa Quincy ne ar, b. ~ 90
go !4th NV sr b. 40 90 2i4t. Quincy Ar hi3 90
FINE HOySEk EErING APARTMENTS ~ TIE
THE MAUR.. InE REGINA AND rHHR
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN
THE PORTLAND.
Century bldg. -Sl2-si2s IAN 4; NV Ir. s -, 90
1925 Pa ...... 100. col t42I + NV - Siu SIS
Sw cor Sth & ID NV. i2uS Il NV room 3 20 90
I'd and Sd floors. 81 90 90 POS L NV room 20 %
Sc cor 12th& Bw$l5 $50 lli4-Iii6 + NV rm : $40
ooS-t TIA NV SOL $40 Sw cor 1lth & NV:
6o2 NV. .....$ 81 to $50 Room s........ ~ 90
GO NV. $40 $2o Room - a 90
lll4-1116 II nwr II. 1900 Room is * al
1923 NV. .......SS -Sl6
STORES.
I3S Ith NV. so 90 2925 NJ as 90
IL ID NV. 800 Nv cor 9Th Il Z ne. 10 20
STABLES.
Rl407 Mass ". 3stls. OYUlyu5 Z NV rear. 70. 90
1914 l9th,4 stalls 80 ~ 10Th nrh ems 90
i4i6 NV stalls25 90 1912 l4ih.5 stalls is. 90
l4lI N. stalls. % 0U 10th rrkenes w lsl IL so
1922 z. stalls. .2250 RII59 Bacon 6stalls 70 so
EMBARRASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
PROPERTY.
As the above is only part Of the list of proper
Ties under our charge we will gladly furnish
piete bulletins application being made at tuis
Office by mail
THOS. J. FISHER CO.. Inc,
14l4 st. NV. adjoining the New Willard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-10
SHOULD
PROSECUTE
HOLMES
So Says the President and It
Is Probable This Will
Be Done

The supreme court today handed
down two decisions as follows: J. F..
Alden VS.. the Grande Ronde Lumber
Co. was reversed. This was an appeal
from Union county, and was an action
to recover damages for the loss of three
horses hired by the plaintiff to the de-
fendant company for work, and alleged
TO have been permanently injured
through the negligence of employees Of
the company. Alden got the decision
in the lower court.
The case Of Eta Hayes against
Horace NJ. Horton, being an appeal
from Harney county, was affirmed. Eta
Hayes received the decision in the low.
er court. This was suit to partition
real property. The parties to this suit
were husband and wife, and were af-
terwards divorced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-10
American whist Congress.

Chicago, ILL.,, July 10.-The fifteenth
annual congress and tournament under
the auspices Of the American Whist
League opened at the Auditorium this
morning, all the leading clubs in the
United States being represented. The
contests were inaugurated this after
noon with the preliminary play for the
Brooklyn trophy. This is to be fol-
lowed in turn, during the remainder of
the week, by contests for the Hamilton
trophy, Minneapolis trophy, and other
prizes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-10
SUPREME
COURT

Chautauqua, N. Y, July 10.-The
cotton scandal has not reached the
President officially but it is under
stood he is Of the opinion that Assist
ant Statistician Holmes should be
prosecuted criminally for treachery to
the agricultural department. He said
Attorney General Moody had given an
opinion declaring Holmes was open to
criminal prosecution. Senator Knox,
Of Pennsylvania, is expected at Saga
more hill tomorrow evening TO remain
over night Chairman Shonts and
Chief Engineer Stevens, Of the Panama
canal commission is due here within a
few days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-10
MARRIED.

NJ M'ALLISTER-DAR the resi-
dence Of the officiating clergyman,
Rev. w. @. Kantner, Sunday, July o,
1908, at 3 o'clock p. m, Mrs Luella
McAllister TO Mr.. John Darby.
Only few relatives and friends wit
messed the ceremony. Both are well
known in this city. The bride has lived
here for several years, and is a most
estimable lady. The groom is the old
est son of w. II. H. Darby, Of Yew
Park, and is a prosperous farmer in the
Waldo Hills. They left yesterday for
Portland, where they viii spend a few
days at the exposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-10
ASYLUM
BIDS
OPENED
Salem Gets a Generous Share
of Contracts Grocery
Bids Opened Later

Bids for furnishing supplies to the
asylum were opened by the asylum
board this morning and a part of the
contracts were awarded as follows:
Steusloff will furnish the beef at
$3.40 per hundred, while Fenderich will
furnish the mutton at cents per
pound. w. s. Fitz, Of Salem, was
awarded the contract for fish, and Bal
four, Guthrie & Co., of Portland, will
supply the bran and shorts. The -four
contract was let to the Salem Flouring
Mills at 1896. The graham -four will
be furnished by the Rickreal Milling
Co.
d. J. Fry will furnish the drugs for
$51a29, his only opponent being Riggs,
with a bid of $5sS.42. Allen & Lewis,
Of Portland, will furnish the sugar at
$3.50 per hundred. The next lowest
bidders were Fuller s. Douglas and
Hughes, Of this city, whose bids were
1894 and 1884, respectively. Spencer
and Wade will divide the hardware
contracts between them, each taking
one. The leather and findings CON
tract was awarded to Mastiek g. Co., of
Portland. Grocery bids will be award
ed later.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-10
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

Mrs. J. H. Ackerman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Burton went to Mehama this
morning for a short outing.
Miss Musa Geer passed through Sa-
lem this morning on her way to Cor
wallis to visit her brother, Chet.
Mrs. @. b. Shelton has returned from
Portland, where she has been detained
by slight illness for the past week.
Miss Helen Jones returned to her
home in Linn county this morning, af-
ter spending a month in this city and
Portland.
Miss Bertha Wright returned to her
home in Shedds this morning, after
spending a week with the Misses Van
Fleet in this city.
A party consisting Of Mrs. Harmon
and two daughters, Of Bozeman, Mon
tana, tho Misses Ruth Rulifson, Edith
Cleaver and Anna Pigler, are spending
the day at the reform school.
Mr.. and Mra w. T. b. London and
Miss winifred London Of Portland
and Mrs. Geo. Holman, of Salt Lake
City eame up this morning TO attend
the funeral of Mrs Albert
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-10

Beautiful eyes and handsome face
are eloquent concentrations. Bright
eyes are windows TO womsn's heart.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes
bright eyes. 80 cents, tea or tablets.
DIR Stones Drug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-10
Reduced Round Trip Rat IS.

Account Of Fourth Of July, 1905. On
above account the Southern Pacific
Company will sell round-trip tickets
between points in Oregon north Of Co,s,
inclusive, rate viii be frst-class fare
and cne-third for round trip. Sale
dates, Saturday, July l.; Sunday,
July Cd; Monday, July 8 and Wednes
day, July 4, going trip to commence on
date OF sale. Return limits; July 8.
stop-Over win not be permittedi con
tinuous passage win De required in
each direction. W. E. CONAN,
c 26.td General Pas. Agt.