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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-18
ADVERTISING MNDIUM OF MERIT

Gus Marion Of 81. Charles was
here Sunday.
tssss Mssessy q TIE cssAssle Psesse
Thussday. Asg. -.
r. II. Bailey spent . few days
In st. Louis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Ovesstreet arc
here on business this week.
10 ounce cakes laundry soap, 2
for o cents at CusnhaAN's.
Mrs. Sam Han snd children re.
turned 70 their homo in Marion H.,
Saturday.
Elder p. Berger Of Moulten Iowa
will be here to preach at tho Bap-
list Association.
Richard Mcclellan Of Peoria,
III. 10 the guest Of Miss Katherine
Graves this week.
Miss Bessie Elrod left Thursday
for 81. Louis to study the fall and
winter millinery styles.
Miss Edna Pow ell OF Chicago Is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
]. p. Powell hero this week.
Miss Gussie Minters Of Keetcs-
willie, Mo. 10 the guest Of her aunt
Mrs. q. p. Dameron this week.
Fresh Fish.
at Ross 4 Hcnderson's grocery
every Friday. I'm.
Get ready for one Of the biggest
Street Fairs over held In Montgom-
cry County, October 3, as, Q, al,
1905.
William MCGEE Of st. Joe, No.,
was In town to-day. He has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Win Graz
ham Of near Minneola, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. O'Donnell, Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Gil, Miss Stella Gill
and Mrs. Joe Watkins took In the
picnic At Martinsburg Tuesday.
The Montgomery High School
IL one of the best schools Of the
stntc. Take advantage Of the OPP
poItunity to attend this year. Il
Orders called for and delivered.
Prompt attention given to tcle-
phone orders. Telephone No. u.
CUsHMAN.
Mrs. NJ. Hunter and family OF
st. Charles County are moving
h ere this week and will occupy
he Miss Jennie Britt property In
the west part Of town.
Montgomery City defeated the
Shamrock ball team at the Mar
picnic Tuesday by u
3 core Of to II. Batteries for
Ham and Wilson.
Remember the special meetings
at the Baptist church commcnsing
Sunday, Aug. 20 conducted by
II. A. Hunt, state evangelist, as
8 listed by his wife and Rev, Byron
Bibb, who will conduct the sing
Ing. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Shores and daughter Miss
Sylvia returned Wednesday to
heir home In Lacon, Ill. after q
d elightful visit to Mrs. Shores
parents Elder Sallco and wife.
Miss Bernsdine Telfair accom-
panied them and will make an
extended visit there.
The pastor Of this Baptist church
Rev. T. M. Green. has just closed .
Two weeks meeting In the Baptist
church at Martinsburg, Mo. The
church greatly revived. Five con.
versions and five baptisms. No
better people than the noble band
at Martinsburg. May the Lord
p prosper the work.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-18

Manager Pete FeFguson Of the
Hotel Fergusou has decided to
take . much needed rest and will
retire from the hotel business.
The hotel will now be managed BY
Mr.. August Seymors and wife OF
81. Louis. Mr.. Scymore has been
In the hotel and restaurant busI-
ness oil his life and understands |,
thoroughly. His wife will super
intend the culinary department..
This 10 one Of the beet hotels in
this part Of the state and under
the experienced management Of
Mr.. Seymoro will without doub.
do . good business.
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Mrs. Shores and daughter Miss
Sylvia returned Wednesday to
their home In Lacon, Ill. after q
delightful visit to Mrs. Shores
parents Elder Sallce and wife.
Miss Bernsdine Telfair accom-
panied them and will make an
extended visit there.
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-
jesse Bratton Of Mexico spent
Sunday hers.
Dry salt meat II cents q pound.
CusHMAN.
Tom Cain left Sunday for 81.
Louie where no will visit relatives
. couple Of weeks.
Cow Ease kills lice and vsrmin
and pro tssts your stock from ilies.
d. Snsthen hes Il.
Miss Mayne Hasslsr returned
Sunday from two weeks visit In
81. Louis and Illinois.
William Ryan Of Sandy Spring.
Ark, 10 spending . couple Of weeks
here with Bob Clarkston's family.
FoR SALE,.-Bran new psir Of
gentleman's tan shoes, No. 70.
Call ct this ofiice.
DR.. O. w. Stephens returned
from st. Louis Saturday night.
The Doctors health 10 much I'm.
proved.
Miss Grace Hayden returned
Sunday night from an extended
visit with friends and relatives In
Chicago.
% varieties Of cakes and crack.
ers, package and bulk at
CusHNAN's.
Miss Airline Shackleford Of
Clayton No., IL the guest Of Misses
Gertrude Sharp and Maybells
Cove this week.
Mrs. Gertrude Barney arrived
here Thursday hight. Mrs. Bar
ney will assist In thcstelcphonc
ONCE for . while.
Misses May and Gertrude Smith
went TO st. Louis Sunday to study
the fall and winter millinery
styles for couple weeks.
Mrs. A. Stsndhart, Mrs. Frank
knoflsr snd little son Graves left
Mo nday night for Nevada Mo-, to
m AXE atwo weeks visit with Mrs.
Knoilcr's sister Mrs. william
Authcnreith.
Mrs. Tom Waters and little son,
Paul, went to Bclliiower Saturday
to the picnic and will spend a
week visiting relative and also at
tend the Macedonia pionic be-
fore returning home.
Walter Nelson, wife and baby
came up from st. Louis Tuesday
an d will be the guests Of Mrs. Liz
zie Hunter and family here for a
few days. From here they go to
Mobcrly to spend few days.
Rev. j. 4. Kerr aud family left
Monday evening for Moline Mo-,
In Audrain County. Rev. Kerr
will be engaged In a protractcd
meeting for the next two weeks In
the church where he was reared.
Mrs. Jas. Ferguson gave . the.
atrical party Friday night. The
following were her guests: Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. WoIlcy, Mrs. Jno.
Vogt, Miss Ada Windsor OF Mine.
ola, Miss Pearl Moss and Emmett
Mintcr.
Mrs. Z. B. Moore and daughter
l. ucils are spending q few weeks
In Colorado Springs-our drug
gist man looks kinder lonesome
like nowadays. They expect to
return early In September. Mrs.
Moore has met many friends there
and Is having a very enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Sophia voRt bought OF the
Gin Music Co. last Friday q beau
tiiul Bush 4 Gerte piano to take
to st. Louis with her when she
moves Sept. ist. Mrs. Vogt
found on investigation that she
could buy high grade piano here
and take II with her to st. Louis
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-18
News

Mics Eta Foster visited friends
b Warfenton last week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-18

Local News s
Mics Eta Foster visited friends
, Warrcnton last week.
Bcllilower is 70 have one days \
lrsct Fair Saturday, Sept. Nh. .
Automatic gram ana seed sepa-
ator at d. SNETlinN. =
Walter Skinner Of 81. Louis 10
isiting relatives here this week. @
I. o. Fairchild spent few days s
, 81. Louis this week ON business.
Miss Carrie Pulliam Of 81. Louis A
the guest Of Mrs. J. L. Barker b
his week.
Miss Ora NARROW went 10 st. z
,ouis Sunday 10 work In . whole. G
alc millernsry house.
Miss Mollis Golden Of 81. Louis Il
hme up Sunday TO make an ex. 7
)nded visit here with friends. D
Save money by getting your
uggier, harness and whips from s
d. SNETaEN. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wirag and Y
ltlc daughter spent Sunday In
artinsburg the guest Of relatives. o
Miss Pearl Wylie returned from
D extended visit with her sister
lrs. Clarence Csebbs In Louis. {
INA, Mo.
Buy n pound Of baking powder y
nd get valuable present free.
CUsHxAN. h
Little Mics Minnie johnson u
pent week In Sturgeon the y
nest Of her sister, Mrs. Silas
Fundagc. v
The county court has appointed :, -
rorge Messenger to fiji out the o.
I'm OF his father as superintcnd-
i ofthe county farm.
Mrs. America Holder Of st. Louis !"
rived here Friday and will y ,
(end four or i've weeks here Wis.
Ing relatives and friends. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gin took ad- >,
Intage OF the cheap rates to Mob .
y Sunday and spent the day '
Oh niece OF Mr.. Gill's. ="
"A man named Summers had I
int with another named Winters
>wn in Ozark recently. Sum-
rrs made spring and gained a
i. That ended the fight.
Mrs. Lizzie Hunter and dsugh- 4,
Stella returned from an cx- \
Ided visit In St. Louis and llli-
s Saturday night. She has also
en having Stelle's eyes treated. =
The fourth quarterly meeting v
embrace next Sunday. The n
siding Elder will preach at /
hit. Communion Sunda
rnlng. ]. s. SMITH.
Teachers Examination. \,
he next regular examination OF a
chers will be held at Montgom- v
City, Aug. 25th and 2dth 1905. o
Respectfully, N
j. w. DAVIS.
lev. j. L. Kerr closed . very L
ressful meeting at Benton City IL
Sunday evening. There were z
nty.two conversions. Twenty II
were received into the church r,
day. 4
|askett dinner at New Provl. o
CO church the second Sunday q
September. Elder Elkin will
lch at II 100 am: and Elder 4
tui at 2;OO p m. Everybody /,
ted.
~
be second ball team from this I
y went to Warrenton Sunday I
defeated the team at that place q
score Of o to 4. Crews the a
|ler for Montgomery pitched q
od game striking out II and /
ing them down to three hits.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, Washington. July g. 1905
An examination of applicants for appointments as
surgeons TO the police and fire departments medical
inspectors of public schools and physicians the
poor, in the service OF the District of Columbia
will be held by the United States Civil Service
Commission August ii and 49, 1905. Blank
forms for application and all necessary nforna ton
be obtained upon application to the Health
Officer after the 10Th instant Applications
must be filed before August :, 1905 WILL
LIAM TINDALI, Secretary to the Board of Com
missioners of the District OF Columbia jy21&au2
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CARPETS. RUGS. FuRNI-
TURF, &c.--Ofiice 1sthmfan Canal Commission
Washington, D. c.. July "a l9o5-sealed pro-
posals, In trplcate will be received at the Office
of the General Purchasing Officer, Isthmian Canal
Commission Washington. d. G.. until 2:30 pm
August 2 1905, at which time they will be opened
in public for furnishing the above mentioned ar
ticles and material. Blanks and full informa ton
may be obtained from this Office. d. W. ROSS
General Purchasing Offcer. 1t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c.,
Washington, d. c., July %, 1905.-Sealed pro
posais will be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ JULY TWENTY-NINTH, 1905, to
construct a stable for the morgue building on
Water street between NJ and streets southwest
Forms, specifications and necessary inforna ton
may be obtained this office. HENRY b. T.
MCFARLAND, HENRY l.. WEST, CHESTER
HARDING acting. Commissioners, D. C.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c..
Washington. ID. C., July 81 1905.-Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until IL O'Clock M
August Is 1905 to furnish and erect Swtchboards
Tablet Boards and Cabinets for the Electric Plant
at the Sewerage Pumping Station Sewage Disposal
System u. G. Specifications and blank fcrnIs OF
proposal may be obtained at this Office. The right
Is reserved to reject any and all bids parts Of
bids. HENRY d. +. MACFARLASD. CHESTER
HARDING tActipg). Commissioners. D. G.
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APARrMENTs.


.UST. COS 14TH ST. NV.
1912 Y. 7r. b. sta. ..35. 90
3030 2, 11r. b. 80. so
2508 14th. Or. b. .25. so
23S 18th sw. Or. b. .18. 40
1854 4th ne. Or. :. 1870
APARTMENTS.
18th mr. Yale. Or. b. 81 80
t219 VT av. Or. b.
Coywood. 1923 l. NV ,5r. b.
Coywood. 1928 L NV. Or. b.
12J0 9th. Or. b. 25.50
26 Todd pl. Or. b. .21. 60
1924 Pa av. Ar. b. 20. 90
l474 o. Or, b. 1870
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Very choice loca tion, overlooking large grounds
and convenient to car line: desirable apartments
of and D rooms and bath each: ST.. 20 S45
each q apartments rented; ready for occupancy
August II.
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1.-THE HARVARD Harvard ST bet 18Th and i4th
SITS, Columbia Heights
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FOR RENT-R n. wLLKER 4 SON Ivo6 = Sr
1922 NV. 12r, b. rs 90 1856 10th NV Or b. so 90
500 NV. l2r, b. 1900 l745 Lowell l0r b. so no
1907 10Th NV 12r. 20 90 1909 Core Or sta 40 80
1873 + NV. l2r b. $500 1910 Both 6r.
Ills 2ls NV Tor BIO o0 Flat 80 Quincy Or b % 90
25l5 18th NV. 12r, 2b60 90 Stable 1925 p 20
1913 NV. lar b. IS IS ri 1909 Cap. 81, b. % 80
I4o6 2lst NV. Or, 80 50 Stable POPS i4th. 10 90
lsoS n st NV l2r. b.. FINISHED. per year.. 200
mY2I -Sn Ii
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W.ANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-AUG. l. BY A LADY. ONE MEDIUM
and one small room tD.w.). with gas; the larger
room must be heated terms must be reasonable
Address W. A. T., Star office. jy27-4ts
WANTED-IM BY GENTLEMEN,
communicate ting rooms with private bath; north
west. Address Box "a Star Office jy26-2ts
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FOR REST-NEw HOUSES FOR RENT. CORNER
14th and d SITS. ne; rooms and bath. $22. so
per month; corner house. SIS; Anil LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. 6l2 14th ut. NV. Je13-tf
FOR RENT-NEAR 7TH AND STEUBEN SIS
NV, splendid brick home; rooms, bath;
very modern; less than half block from cars;
5000.
jy5-tf wILLIGE. GIBBS DANIEL. COS lath st.
FOR RENT-l13e 2lST ST. NV; s STORIES; 10
rooms; two baths; cellar; furnace heat; will rent
to colored tenant: $3.50
jy20-tf JAMES Z. SHEA, 643 La ave. NV
FOR RENT-JUST THE FINEST NEW HOME IN
East Washington; rooms; modern bath;
itary plumbing; splenddly decorated. l433 and
1437 ID st. Sc Jewels at 5000.
jyb-n WiLLIGE, GIBBS DANIEL. COS 18th ST.
FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana ave. NV.
1885 21st st. NV. 10 rooms, BATH etc. Sd. 30
916 New Jersey ave. NV, 10rs. bath, etc. IS. so
1419 w st. NV, o rooms, s-m.i......-..-. 22.30
SCI Sd st. NV. rooms. bath. 90 90
42n Sd st. s.w. rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 20. 30
COS Morris st. me-, hat, rooms $3.50
121 Mass ne, rooms ami. 80
TIT 9Th at. me-, rooms. bath. 20.80
13e 10th ST. me-. s rooms. ................ $50
jy20-tf
FOR RENT-fc26 i7TH ST. NV; CENTRAL
staircase hall: hsrdw0od finish and all modern
8oouf Z oO6 y IT 1o1-o0A
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

wANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD FOR MAN.
wife and child of years, In Mt. Pleasant,
Washington Heights or Chevy Chase give par
ticulars Box 206. Star office. IT.
WANTED-R0OM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE
. family; NV. of 21st st. Address Box 221, Star
office. jy262ts
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FURNIsHED OR UNFURN1sHED
tory and basement brick dwelling. 1or. and

FOR RENT
e-story and basement brick DWELLING Tor. and
2b. near Thomas Circle $50 -
Ne cor 18th & Clifton 1854 NHav LET. b. 20. IN
16r, 4b. fur. $500 00I 1912 NV 11r. b. so 90
l40l Mass az. 31r. Sb S5O| Bachelor apts 1907 NV
Gil 18th nv 3Or. 4b $50 OOl Warehouses, 80 4 K NV
S22 Conn Az 16r 125 col Cottage Taxa PIX. IS 90
400 NV. i2r, fur. 100. 90 los H me- 90
1872 n av. lar b. IS col once ro1nns 1907 nv
TYLER 4 RUTHERFOkD Inc 1907 It NJ.
5y227ts
ecR RENT
1928 NV. 14r 2b $3.50 90, APARTMENTS.
1874 Conn av I2r, b. 100 90 1853 9Th ar b.. 25. 90
lz02-o4 NV. Or. b. .35 sol 1858 Sth 5r b. 80 90
Store 1923 av 80 90 1888 9Th Or b. so 90
Office 704 13th If 80. DOL 2219 n Or b. $3.50. &c. so
1923 av. Or, b. 80. 90
7O4 18th. 3r, each sc. 90
Office store. 722 18th a. .... 40 90
Once room I04 18th. basement. ............ 80 90
JORDAN BLOOMER Inc, 1914 G st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY II. L. r
FURNISHED.
Cleyel'd PIX, 11r. b. 500. 90
1885 CorcoraD. Or, b. 80. 90
UNPUBLISHED
1890 10th, 12r. Oh. 100. 90
134S Yale, 12r. 2b. rs 90
l3l6 18th, Tor. b. so. 90
1929 Q. 11r. b. sta . AS. 0C
1144 Oregon av, Tor, b45. 80
1882 goth, Or. b. $3.50
221S Pa av, Tor. b. .45.OG
1925 L, 11r. b.. AZ. 90
1883 18th. Tor, b. 40. IS
1349 Corcoran, Sr, b.35. 90
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IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF

APARTMENT HOUSES.
HAVING; EXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES FOR
MANAGING APARTMENT HOUSES AND EN-
TENDED EXPERIENCE IN THAT BRANCH
OF THE BUSINESS. rs well Ms enjoying n
HIGiI-CLASS CLIENTELE. can ASSURE
owners . most SATISFACTORY and ECONOMt-
CAL MANAGEMENT under the personal super
vsion Of MIR. WIN \. FASTERDAY.
owners of such properties DESIRING 10
RENT ALL of their apartments to good TEN
ANTS should place the MANAGEMENT Of
their APARTMENT houses with us TODAY.
We ere LISTING q LARGE number - rent
ers for the coming
WIN. 4. YESTERDAY. INC.
FIRST FLOOR. BOND BUILDING
Jy22-7t'
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FOR RENT = DESIRABLE APARTMENTS II
The California 18th and California ave NV. ::
all rooms and bath; from $3.50 10 $500. ac-
cording TO location. New building Ready for
occupancy Sept. !. For information apply 70
WILLIAM l.. BROWNING. Manager
k22Gt 41G 9TH 81. NV.
FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL ROOM AND BATH
housekeeping apartment; immediate posse sion
Inquire at Office The Portner. 10th anf q st-
iv22 II
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS N THE ROYAL
TON st. bet 9th and 10th. choice apart
ments of and rooms: large private halls. rle.
CANT closets every thing modern and homeiikc.
elevator and janitor service the best. plenty or
heat and hot water. See them.
jy22 lot PLANT & TURpfN. 1929 " Y ave
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THE SHERIDAN" 22d st. near Mass ave ana
Sheridan Circle.
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desirable and convenient location convenient
TO both 18th and II tn st. lines surrounded by
fine improvements. desirable apartments OF and
rooms each: $3.50 and $40. so each. ready for
occupancy about August 1.
MOORE & HILL (Inc.), III l4th ST. NV.
Am.
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sirnble apartments OF and 3 rooms and bath
each all outside rooms; S27 80 to $50 each az
apartments rcnted) ready for occupancy. Aug. 1.
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HOFFMAN. REAL 20.
er. 10th and F SITS. NV.
1922 Q. Tor. ...... so. 90
500 10th NV, Tor. As. 90
ls1 r NV. 1Ur. as. 90
PIP r. 12r. 80. 90
sos 10th NV. Sr. :. 40. %
1874 d Sc. Sr. .35. 90
1927 18th NV. apt. 6r3 90
1898 Fla av NV. 6r.. %. on
1745 f. Tor. -. .35. 90
1917 X ne. Or. -. II. so
ICES.
"Atlantic Coast Line"
] bldg. from $40 TO $50.
3LES.
Il7f9 8 (rear,. 1890
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JUST OFF MD AVE. a fine view near cars,
nice clesn section: fats OF rooms and porcelain
bath open plumbing; finely finished rent So.
ty25-bt MOORE & HILL Inc. III 18th ~
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FOR RENT-D. o. I'll,
49, Fla av nw,1lr. $685.
1926 Fl ne. store rm- Is. o
FPS 7th ne. 1lr. 30. y
1875 Sd sw. Or. .15.3
500 ! ne. Tr, stable. .o5. <
sos 18th ne, Or. b. .15.0
nesira biz deals roorn In
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ROOMS AND BATH. So 50. EACH FLAT HAS
SEPARATE HEATING PLANTS. SEPARATE
YARDS AND PoRcHEs. KEYS At OFFICE
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FOR RENT-BY b. o.
tate and Insurance Bro
slb14 Fl NV. 1Sr. $3.50
1918 Conn Av. 1000
Sl5 r ! av. lar, 2b. 1875. o
GOT r NV. lar. 100 Q
l7l7 8, 1ir. .53. 8
1905 ! NV. 16r, 4b. 100
S12 Conn AZ. Tor .a3. z
916 Mass av NV, 12r. 700
2:,9 Is. ne. lSr. ID. .66. 6
1927 10Th NV. Tor. 800
sos 18th NV. Or. j. So
OF
AL O ne. dentist 49,
Gal II NV. 10. o
1912 r I az trear) ..35. o.
1914 B ! Az. rea' IBIS. o
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FOR RE\T-THE WINDSOR-lI25 r ST NV
hreproof building rooms and 3 rooms anil bath:
immediate possession: only $50.
THE VIRGINIA, 2i20 G St NV. new building
beautifully decorated g. and Broom apts: very
reasonable rents: inspection Invited
ETH RSr 18th and l.. / room and bath,
$50. Firepreof building
GENOA. sos 18th st, apart. 10 suit or VII
LEASE entire building, Including large cafe nrst
floor; very low rent to good party. WM. \.
EASTERDA1 unt1 }, Bond bldg my27 -63t'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-06
The southern PaoifIc companx

viii sell tickets, Salem to Boswell
Springs and return up TO and including
September 80, 1906, 1905, limited to 80
days, rate of $5.55. 6-5-tf
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Girls modesty and oversensitiveness
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A mother should come TO her child's
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Irregularities.
Miss Emma coleo Tullahoma, Tenn, i,
writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkhams-
al want TO tell you that am enjoying bet
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II all 70 Lydia X. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
"when fourteen years Of age suffered al
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headaches and was dizzy and nervous, and
doctors all failed 70 help me
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
was recommended, and after taking II my
health began 10 improve rapidly, and think
IL saved my life. Isincerely hope my expert
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II you know of any young girl who Is
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TO write Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
and she will receive free advice which
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day, which tickets win be exchange
able the 18th or 14th for regular tick.
cts. The reason for this is obvious, as
the railroad company will want to
know how many people it will have to
accommodate on that day.
The following delegates were named
to attend the Independence Develop
ment League convention;
+. w. Waters, II. N. Derby, +. w
Hazard, II. II. Geer, J. G. Graham, J.
L. Stockton, Il. t. Barnes, Charles
o 'Brien, Gideon stoltz, Clarence Ham,
ilton, Hal Patton, F. W. Spencer, Alex
La Toilette, M. L. Jones, L. M. Gil
bert, r. j. Hendricks, u. r. stinson, j
A. Carson, Frank Davey, John II. Me
Nary, II. b. Thielsen, Fred Steusloff
A. Huckestein, Geo. +. Rodgers, M
wiprut, Fred Virgins, B. r. Meredith
After the club adjourned, its mem
bers repaired to the council chamber
TO present to that body the urgency
of making Salem day a great success
at the fair.