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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
PRINCETON FRESHMEN WIN.

Princeton, N. J., Oct. 5-The Prince ton freshmen defeated the Peddie in stitute eleven yestrday in hard fought game by score of 9 to 0. In the first half the Tiger cubs worked the ball into Peddie's territory and then scored goal on place kick from the B yard line. Breeze did the kicking for Princeton. In the second half shannon scored a touchdown for the freshmen on a long run.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
LoNG RUNs BY LEHIGH.

Bethlehem, Pa, Oct 5.-Lehigh won yesterdays football contest from Medico-Chi of Philadelphia. The score was 9 to 0. All of Lehigh's touch downs were scored by Quarterback Pyne, after sensational runs Of 25, B, 50 and 1O5 yards. Gott kicked three pretty goals.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
INDIANS SWAMP sUsQUEHANNA

Carlisle, Pa, Oct 5-The Carlisle Indian football eleven yesterday de- feated the Susquehanna university eleven. which boasted new wing shift play of strength, by score of 1T to in game in which the visi- tors did not make a first down. aln fact not a first down has been made against the Redskins this year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
Ilrht..n..sn snrrri-..

LEXINGTON, Ky- Oct 5--I4sht- some. a rank cusssder. furnished the surprise in the feature event of the dsT sf the trutring meeting hers hF vin- nEnx the tuo-Tser-oii diTizlo1 of fhs rics Ksnt1ck1 Fsisri1 "a slnost fee- cd tze
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
BURNS WINS WRESTLING MATCH

Des Molnes. Ia. Oct 5.-Farmer Burns of Big Rock. Ia. defeated George Baptiste of St Louis In a wrestling match for the middleweight champion ship Of America last night. Bapti<e took the first fall in 26 minutes a sec onds Burns won the next two in s minutes % seconds and II minutes re- spectively.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
OTHER GAMES.

At wateryille, Me-Colby 5. coburn academy O.
 At Ann Arbor, Mich-Unlversity of Michigan A. Kalamazoo college 0.
 At Chicago Chicago university 3S, Belolt college o.
 At Ithaca-CorneIl substitutes 2s, Hobart o.
 At Madison, wis-Wisconsin univer- sity 29. Marquette college o.
 At Champaign, IIl-Illinols 6, Wa bash O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
CnLEGATE SCORED RIG.

Hamilton. N. r.. Oct 5.-Colegate de- feated St Lawrence, 90 to o, playing sixteen substitutes. Castleman mad a run of thirty-five yards for a touch down after forty seconds of play. Por- ter and whalen did brilliant work, each making two touchdowns. The St Law renee team was in poor condition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05

Football players will be interest ed In a series of articles on the game which commence in the Democrat Sept 15. Get the first installment and see how much or how little you really know about this great American game.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
nur. n.r Ear.ra.. a.ao.

J.B. McIndoo of Buffalo. who owns Letah S.. 2Nes5. has bought the pac- Ing mare. Mary Edwards. 2z20. by Peacock. from F. ]. Frary of Medina. NY
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
BLACKBURN FOUNDED CENTER.

Wilmington. Del. Oct 5-Iaci Black burn of Philadelphia and Harry Center of Chicago. both colored. fought six rounds last night. and Blackburn had an the better of 1t. but could not finish his man. He scored several knock downs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05

sity, he has shoots and bends that make even the veteran baseball scribes sit up and take notice. sWhite yis ga left handed pitcher He has double break ball. one that bends in and then shoots out. that Is simply hair raiser. His ins and outs are strikingly wide and vlclously swift In breaking.
 Had the Comiskey tribe showed ear ly in the year their present form they would hold the lead in the race by thirty or forty points. Their work in their recent series against the New York Americans was of the most bril- liant order. They were playing against a mighty strong team too.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
Harry stsvU.

Harry st1vey. who once stole more than 12D bases in q season. is 6 po- IIcenan. and 10 bases are stolen % hIs beat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
a-r.~-1v-r .t T,,vi.vtIle.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct 5-Auro- eeiver. the fsvorite. gzlloped hone in front Of q good fed in the feature race at the Douns Three favorites Fon. while the 0ther winners were vel played
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05

Touchdowns Rich, Herr; goals from touchdowns, Main ?; umpire, Carleton; referee, Limard; substitutes, Foster for Swazey, Dreyfus for Foster, Stearns for Beckett, Herr for Rix, Cobuen for Herr, Greenwood for Rich, Frank for Hughes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05

EcUIt. EeUu- llNaAla Aas 1EAAa rNAAA 6: touchdowns. Scarlett- Weede. Seiber: goals from touchdown. Torrey Q SeL Der: goal from placement. Weeie; time of halves. 20 and 15 minutes. substi- tutes. LongweIl for Weede. Rock for Draper. Bankart for TorTey: Hohs0n fe- zeigIer. Dwyer for Sczrlett- John ston for Lubey. Kinnard for Greene. IongweIi for F5ivell. Gimble for Long we'll Chamberlain for Bennett. Stroh- meyer for Iammert-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
Jones and
 siaI 7oo-sS Hs Speedy BaH Tr1be
Sbart of Chicago Ameri- cans c Notable Feature Of Baseball Season.
 Fast Work M All De- parments ---' Pitcher White---GOssib of Game.

The spurt of the Chicago Americans at the closing of the baseball campaign has been one of the notable perform ances of the season.
 Captain Dsvy Jones. the star center fielder of the White Sox. was foremost in the rally, and the Philadelphia Ath- letics, leaders in the pennant race, were nightly praying that he would take an overdose of mince pie. making it nec-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
st. 1.-r..e. x.s .1t.

HAMILTON. N. T.. Oct t--The csl- gate university football team defeated St Lawrence university here on Whit nall neid s tte sctrs sf go to Q.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05

zsary for him 10 go to the hospital for "a few days. But Davy hung on 10 his
 pb with the tenacfty of a snapping turtle. although there is nothing 'tur- .tHsh- about the center gnrdener's play .inx
 sThs other two members q the Chicz-
 x5 outfeid. Callahan and Green have also been playing git edgad bah of 'lzts. AS for fhe fndeId and fhe pitch
 efs-weIl fhsy denonztrzted that the White Eox could put up a creditable zane aezlnzt any team thnt evsr trcd a dzmo1d
 Pfrhsr Ehits hzs 6svsisped int5 . ssrsztians1 fwirie-. Ozee a ccEsEs
 rtn. twir5zr fer Gecrze<1nn uniT<z.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
THE CRIDlRON
THE GAMES
 YESTERDAY
Yale and Harvard Win Their Cames-Eddie Herr Played a Good Game For His College-Results.

New Haven, Oct. 5-Yale played her first football game of the season yesterday, thrashing Wesleyan, 27 to 0. The Ellis played fast and shappy football under warm sun. The score at the end of the first half was to 0. But in the second half Yale went in like whirlwind and swept the Methodists over their line four times in fifteen minutes. It was a regular old fashioned open game with plenty of racing up and down the gridiron to entertain the spectators. Yale was
 not in danger of being scored on in the entire game, the Wesleyan players making only one gain. That came in the first half and was around Yale's left end. When time was called at the end of the first half Yale had gained about 5 yards on rushes, ex- elusive of the running back of punts. The visiting team had only ten yards to it's credit. The Yale line was im- penetrable to the Methodists' assaults. Stevenson made a dashing play in the second half. running 57 yards. In a second dash from the opponents 40 yard line he made touchdown. The
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05

CA9TozTA. s-sas zhHa - ngz bzEt Z1zZzzE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
THE SPORTING NEWS.

twenty yards jumped completely over the head of Glaze, who attempted tackle. By short rushes Rich made touchdown in the latter part of the half. Bingham, Yermont's center, played strong game. The lineup:
 \
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
HARVARD WEIGHT TOLD.

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. 5-Harvard defeated Bowdoin at football yester- day afternoon 16 to 0. Except for a shoEt stretch when Harvard made her last touchdown the game was slow. It was interesting, however. for the many spectacular plays. There was a lot of bunting, frequent fumbling by both teams, hard tackles in the open and a number of tackles behind the line for losses. 1t was Harvard all the way for Bowdoin did not make first down by rushing. though she had the ball often. The lineup:
 Harvard. Positions. Bowdoin. O'Brien. .... Left end T. Drummopd Brill. ...... Left tackle :. .Skoifield Parker. =. Left guard .Hawkesworth Cunniff. ...... Center ..... Thomas Pierce. .... Right guard .... Powers Squires. .... Right tackle ..... Stacy Burnham. !. Right end W. Drummond Newhall. ... Quarterback ..... Bass Foster. -. Left halfback .... Greene Wendell. ]. Right halfback Redmond Hanley ...... Fullback .. Blanchard
 Touchdowns, Hanley, Squires, New hall: goal from touchdown, White: umpire, Reggie Brown. Harvard; ref cree. Guy Murehie, Harvard; time, 12l5 minute halves: substitutes. liar yard. Grant for 0'Brien. Bird for Grant. Spear for Brill, Kershberg for Parker. White for Cunniff. McFaddon for Fierce, Hall for Burnham. Leon ard for Foster, Nesmith for Wendell. Somer for Hanley; Bowdoin, Blair for Bass, Gastonquay for Greene, Adams for Blanchard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05

IOucnuOWns, rHnn, SteNenSon, Nee- der, Stevenson, Quill; goals from touchdowns, Hoyt, Veeder; umpire, Dr Hammond; referee, NJ. J. Thompson; timer, Dr Hull; linesmen, Levine and Nethaway; time of halves, 121s and 1715 minutes; substitutes. Beebe for Congdon, Andrews for Erwin. Smith for Tripp, Turner for Bigelow, H. Jones for Stuart, T. Jones for Hutch inson, Veeder for Hoyt, Stevenson for Morse, wylie for Stevenson. Quill for Film, Wilkins for Taylor. Reiter for Smith, Goodman for Reiter, Klpp for Van Surdan, Day for Hampson Munson for Day, Douglas for Glider sleeve.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05

ADDlrIosA1 sFozr oS rAer :.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

Harry SchilIing and his sister.
who have been with Mrs. Cum
minps for the past week, returned
to their home in Kansas last We'd
nesdsy evening. Mrs. Cummings
and her son will rejoin them there
AS soon as possible.-Del Norte
Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01
One Dollar saved Represents Tcs
Dollars Earned.

tn. average man does no; save 10 .x.
coed ten per cent Of his earnings. lie
mus, spend nine dollars in living expenses
Tor every dollar saved. Thu, being tn.
case he canno, he too careful about I'M
necessary expenses. N.ry often few
cents properly invested. like buying
seeds for his garden. will save several
dollars outlay later on. II is the same
IN buying Chhmberlain's Colo. Oh olera
and Dlarho-a Remedy. 1, costs but a
Few cents, and n bottle Of il in the house
often saves doctors bill OF several dol
lars. For sal. by all Druggists.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

Munis Vista. Colo. June IA isr.
Nailte u hrrohi Hiscu that tho Colorado
ealhlew ard sailor. HON. ,'ofnmis.,or in,i,~.
sealed hiis fnf the construction at the mssony,
a"fi aud plsfirfins II .p~.-tof, stone addl
ton Ia tllg pfeseui hospital of tho ~old.sfs and
Sailor Home I'll. contractor To- furnish ali
,li bid. IN h. Ia dapliesi. sealed md .sstt-.i
frpI-usals fuf Construction ~ addition 10 b...
rital aud adif"ssad e. l., ", th.n-t. ff-.l.i.n,
-pldisfs aud >sllota Home nm an l.sl Ion, Nuptr
Nista. tolofaiu aud will h. f-c.tls.d up 10
n'sin ~ The 9Th ia, ~ Jun.. i,sr..
The right 10 frsafted "a f-l..t .ny and all
hid., The bids gill ise urono.i aud award mad
70 the loNest responsible bidder. az nt after
iuft.d.
Al bids must h. r,npsnl-.l d, a certified
rnreA fuf 'i",@ apshla Ia tho otsi-, of l.. u,
f, h"ue, pfrHihshl. ss qua faptae that q sstiss
bidder,
The clis-,l ~ the su-r.,.fui bidder viii t-
returned NJ so"u a. saiisfastnry Load H. Tar.
nish-i aud tho cheeks IT all other hidd-rs nil
- f"tufn~si ss s'-,n a. the award I. made.
Ilsha nhi sr~sihrsti,.as at- of-n f,t min
.tipn AZ The office ~ l.. II. th~s,~y. IN 1oun
iall hoiliins. A.asr Vista, c.,i.., and 81 tl,-
Commanders onis. =, the SOLDIER Mo~.~,
rrr.iJ.a, soldier and Sailor. Nose ss,sa.
stsstsa.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

The Alsmoss Dramatic Club
will entertain the Pioneers Mt Del
Nor,e on the night of July Bird.
They will present the play For
One Night Only" which they
played here last week to crowd.
ed house. Alamosa journal.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

The Ohio democrats met In
convention Wednesday and instead
of resolving that I'VE stand by
the time honored principles of the
democratic party" resolved In
favor OF the presidents policy of
railroad control aud his Panama
methods OF buying supplies. The
platform adopted the populisls'
planks Of municipal ownership and
the initiative and referendum.
No mention was made of the par
amount issue" in the last national
campaign
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01
NOriCE OF APPLICATION LEASE
STATE LANDS.

orrrcr 90 rnn sfATr Bosrn or L,Sp Gov,
Ntssiosrns.
Denver. Colorado J un- N $50.
Notice u hereby given that Jas. n. N~-l-y.
Whose post office shsir~-. !. Mont. Vista, Colo
"a June - ii'n. made application No ms To
III. state board of Land Commissioner. Ia
lease the follu~ins described Internal Improve.
msnt Land, 'ituAt. In Rio .rsnd- coaal,.
Colorado, tovit.
4. % 81 sec, "a and y " q, Of So =
T4p, ~ North. Range I.a.t.
Ne other application to l.a.c tho above de-.
crihed promisas OF ot,leotious against tho s,-or.
application viii he considered after Jal, =.
itus
NAM q. w"onrrrr.
heastef state Beard Land COMM lnnof..
iirt publication jniy 1. lee.
Last publication Jul, :, ips
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

More than q half million dollars
have already been subscribed by
the Cripple Creek mine owners
toward the construction of r new
drainage tunnel in that district.
This tunnel, which will cut the
great gold bearing veins of the
district several hundred feet be
low the present drainage tunnel,
will be five miles in length, and its
estimated cost will be S750,500.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

L. Sylvester and wife returned
Wednesday from two months
visi, in Iowa aud Wisconsin.
John Osborne, wife and laughter
from Scranton, Iowa. came with
them and will spend the warm
weather here. Mr.. Osborne is
brother of Mrs. Sylvester. Miss
Portia. Osborne, daughter of Mrs.
Lucy Osborne who bought the
Christensen ranch las, fall and II
cousin of the Sylvesters, was also
n member of the party.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

c. S. Fassctt and wife left We'd
ncsday night for Long Beach,
California, hoping the ocean
breeze and salt water baths may
be invIgorating. Mr.. Fassctt had
a hard attack of grip last winter
and has not recovered from IT.
We trust the change will prove
beneficial and that he and his es-
Unable wife may ENJOY the trip
exceedingly well.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01
Mills Writes Tor the Arena.

The July Arena commentaries
the opening of the thirty. fourth
volume by publishing the first
paper OF - series of contributions
on the Economic Struggle IN
Colorado" by the eminent legal
authority. Hon. j. Warner Mills
of Denver. The editor of The
Arena holds that these papers are
the most important series Of polit-
zeal economic contributions of re-
cent years. la calling attention
to them Mr.. Flower says:
We do not hesitate 20 pronounce
the series of papers which opens
IN this issue of The Arena by the
Hon. }. Warner Mills and which
have been prepared after months
of careful study 10y one of the
most eminent legal authorities and
authors Of the land, a- the most
important series of poliiico- eco
monte papers that has been writ.
ten in recent decades by far the
most important.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01
NOTICE QUALIFICATION TO LEAxE
STATE LANOA.


st.-iossks,
Denver. Colorado. June :, isoi.
Notice u b-foh, given that Z-ph Charlie. fcit
Whose po,iuiilc- address 4. Denver. Coio, On
May II, tsn, mad. application No. i3ls 10 the
STATE Board 81 Land toasm ts- iousr~ Ia l~ss~
laad.. situate In Rio 0rasdr r"onty. Colorado.
~ ~lt
y. ". :. ~ sec !. Twp. :" North. Range \
East.
No other application to lease the abo,-
'i-.erii-rd pr~mise- ot uhl~rti.n. against the
above application ~ili be considered after
july 9Th, isn.
NAaA q. Woopsupv
Register Stats Hard Land oa,nls.,nn-r.
titrt publication June N, h0h.
Last patlirsti ton July !. tut.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

John Sinclair aud liza ID. Slater
were married nj the brides home,
two miles and a half north of Cen
ter, Tuesday evening. j. II. Deeds
officiating.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

News came IN this week from
Camp Holbrook that the Judge
himself aud Julius aud George
Hanson are pu-hlng work on the
Holbrook properties. and. Seth
Rumsey. ". \. Gray and num-
Der of Hooper and Mosca parties
Aro working properties in the
vicinity, and all expect 10 strike il
before summer IL over There il
rich gold vein IA tbis vicinity
which has been hunted for the
last thirty yenrs. at an rSpendi-
turc OF nj least $4,000 aud these
parties all feel confident that the
hidden treasures will nv uncovered
this summer. The time IL ripe
for another big camp aud mining
boom IN Colorado Alsmo-a
Courier.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

HID will be received by the board Of direct.
or. Of School District 80, "a Rio srsnd- county
~ 20 july =, 10, for painting the school house
snd opthuilinss Further Particular and
Journal o'ieo
D. n k>Arr Sec.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

Uncle John tullonwider re-
turned Thursday from a two
months trip East He visited his
native place IN Illinois and the
home Of hls strenuous hfo IN Kun
sas. lie was treated ROYALTY nrvi
added twenty two pounds of flesh
while he wa- away, Mr. tnlicn
wider says II l. wonderful how
land has advanced IN the Ccntinl
West since he left there fifteen
years ago. and hi- advice To Young
men Is 10 get hold of good picc.
of land and hold on To il. II. land
values IN the fur West nre bound
10 advance. Mrs. FulIcnw,dcr ba-
l'ccn IN Denver waiting her daugh.
ter during his visit East
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01
NOTICE ~ APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LAN1bS.

ossios ~ rnr srsrs H"ssp ~ L.su Cos.
si..to>bu.
Denver. Colorado. Jun. u. iSss.
Notice IL hrrr,, a, on that J. J. i-of-n..
~bo.e ps..iofh-- sddr-.. !. t-ttsr. Cola, ~
Ia.e "a. ipna, made application M iss' Ia the
state Board 81 Land sosss,,..'ce-r. To i~s.~
III" f"ii"~lns J-.r'i'.si Internal t~'pso, -mrnl
Lands. situate Ia Rio assas,e Co"G,y. Colorado,
,"~ni
=. y. q. of s-s d, Tvp. W North. nsas~ !
East.
\" other arrlics,i.s' I" Iess~ tie ssD,- d..
efii~si ps-~i... "i,,eesia~s as~inst tie a'-',s
spelis.iiaa Nil - c<.a.s.s-s-d after July u.
ios,
Mana u woopsrrt.
tl~si.,-f STATE Hssri l.asd ros,"i s.Iosrv..
tis.t publle.si.m jams II. tA6,
LAss eshlIsstsas Jsiy Z ~.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-01

The school board erected a new
flag pole on the school grounds
Monday. The pole is eighty feet
high above the grouud and is a
fine one. 1t Was given to the
schools By the Telephone com
pany.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-16
KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME

Stop and consider whether gain anything by buying
distant firms Remember when you send your money mail
order house for the goods advance without seeing
and with chance the quality You also pay freight
express and when the article received if it does you
you have no redress 1t would and the firm
may not permit to do your order damaged
poraton you lose it. When send your money away
home njurng your Deterioration of the
Injuries the value of Buy goods home and build
up your own community If we haye got what you want
will take pleasure in sending away for it. send money
away without giving chance sell you the goods Don't ask
credit of dealer and then cash
goods simply because the price few lower We these
things before you honestly. Think them over
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-16
Fall Coats, Wraps and Suits

The arivalsin Coaks Jackets Suits
Of the The
Also Blouse
Goats so to 81 inches Walking
stock detailed
misses in Broadcloths Emine Cloak
Suit department upstairs Miss Thompson in charge.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-16
J.M.NOLAN&SON, ,CORVALLIS,OR.

make first Fall Announcement with feelings Of graft
friends for their liberal patronage extended
during the past We the fall campaign with the
stock ever brought into Corvallis We shall continue
furnish customers with the best results of forty years
experience We extend to the people of Corvallis and vicinity
hearty invitation and welcome store Look
windows and examine stock and by vict
stand fall Our fall stock merits the highest praise while
prices remain within reach If have spend
this fall want it and will make stiff bid to get it if you
can be Influenced by HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE AT POPU
LAR PRICES Our invitation in and look Our stock
would do credit town with ten thousand population
Bring your favoite catalogue from Portland elsewhere
and will duplicate any price in it, in cases ess
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-16
Pres de Sole Is first cousin to silk
NAM ON SEWAGE

nevtheless Has the usrethe ee and
doubt fulhlmen
"guand afe and similar fabrics Pres
that its likes discovery in looming
pmineny desirable for making pecoat slip
black rdesnt display soft coongs
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-16
a Few Money Savers

with sheetngs pillow muins curtains curtain
sandco
selection silk and Pres de Sole black
silk $1,000 Pres soie black and
colored 81
saques, slumber robes and furs
Innings
complete
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-16
DRESS GOODS

broad
Silns Henrettas Panamas cav-
Grantees all Prices from
Samples application
SILKS VELVETS
silks to offer really OF the
magnitude the
convince this is the place silks
DRESS VELvETEENS
Nonpaie black brown, bottle and
blue all colors IS the yard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-03
HELP THE POPULAR LOAN.

Al the Office Of the school clerk is
the popular loan subscription for
bonds, to complete the payment for
the new Salem High School.
The fund Is being literally subscrib.
ed for at four per cent, payable in
gold coin semi.aunually, and the notes
not taxable.
This Is much better than to have
these bonds sold to some syndicate.
and all tho interest sent away from
the city
Persons who have $50 90 $500 lying
idle in banks viii find this good
form Of investment.
Tho indications are that the loan
will be more than subscribed for. and
In that event the smaller subscribers
will be served first.
That is provision of the school law
regulating the popular loan, to prevent
largo capitalists from taking the
whole amount In one lump.