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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-16

FOR SALE-MUsT SELL AT ONCE
fine new piano used three months,
cash. Address Piano, care Courier.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-16

FOR SALE - POLAND CHINA,
\ choice collection from which to
make selections. August Post.
Moulton, Iowa.
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FOR SALE PURE WHITE HoL-
land Turkeys. Terms, SO each. Mrs
L. w. Shoemaker, Hedrick, Iowa
F. r.. No. 8; liz miles east Of High
land Center.
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FOR SALE.

PUBLIC SALT WILL OFFER FOR
sale Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1905, nine
miles southeast of Ottumwa and
three miles north and one mile west
of Floris: Four young mules, to
8 years old, one brood mare with
fold and three colts, 2 to years old;
eight cows, fresh, rest fresh in
spring; four steers and three
lleifers; hogs, 800 bushels corn, hay
and farming implements of all kinds,
and other things too numerous to
mention. Harry Mowery.
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FOR SALESCHEAP GOOD TEAM
work mules, well matched; weigh
from 1850 to 1900 each. A Snap.
Roth Bros. & Blair.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-PURE BUFF TURKEYS
Toms, $500 each; hens, $780,. Mrs.
Ira Swinney. Floris. Iowa, R. F. D.
No. /.
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WANTED-EvERYoNE TO AT.
tend my sale. I am selling out Dec
81. Fred Jones, 81 miles east o.
Bussey, 3 miles north Of Buxton.
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First National Bank Building ottumwa, low.

are reminded that w. e. Wilson, for.
merly connected with the interlock'
ing tower service on the Burlington
Route" but who resigned to engage
in the abstract business with the Girls.
void Abstract Co., is still in the game
at LOT North Court street, and will
be glad to have them drop in with
or without business.)
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RETAIL PRICES.

Flour and Feed.
Flour, per sack ..,.. 1.1561l 81
Corn .heal, 10 10 sack .... 1E02(
Graham -four, 10 n sack ......., 81
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FARM LOANS.

I am prepared to make Loans on
Good Farm Lands in Southern Iowa
and North Missouri at all times, All
Loans are made direct to me, so
there is no waiting required, The
rate of interest, all things considered,
is the lowest obtainable in Iowa. If
you are needing money on, your Land
it will pay you to see me before clos
ing elsewhere.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-16

WANTED-CHICKEN PICKERs TO
pick spring chickens at &c, hens &c.
Swift & Co., Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Advertise for What You
Want in the Courier Want
Columns. hc Per Word.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-100 ACRE FARM, IL
miles southwest of Kirkville. Mrs.
Mary Harris, corner Roemer and
Walnut avenue.
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WANTED.

WANTED YOUR ORDER FOR
shaving mugs at once; any order
received after Dec. 20, can't be de-
livered for Xmas. G. G. Thomas
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MOR SALE+ONE 4 H. P. GASOLINE
n engine; one H. P. gasoline engine;
\ one 2 H. P. gasoline engine. H. G..
y Sewer & Co., 215 West Main street,
"A OttunWa Iowa
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FOR SALE = WESTERN KANSAS
land. If you are thinking Of going
west come and go with me, on the
Dflrst and third Tuesday Of each
month. Can sell you raw or i'm
y proved lands, at 81 to S15 per acre.
John w. Luttrell, Independence, Mo.
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- = and this Coupon will buy
4 CS Boys Covert Blanket Lined
Goats, any size, 6 to IA years, worth
and sold for 500. Most houses
ask SIPS. 2 may be bought on
this coupon.
Not good after December goth.
J, q. SAX.
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J. r. WEBER,

J. =. WEBER,
Attorney at Law.
ottumwa. Iowa
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MISCELLANEOUS

BRING YOUR HIDES AND FURs
to E. S. Fist, 22O South Market
Highest cash price paid.
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OttunWa,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-16

IN and this Coupon will buy
1 ~ Boys or Girls celebrated
Iron Glad and Huckskln Stockings.
Extra heavy, fast black and never
sold under csc. 8 pairs only may be
bought on this coupon.
Not Good after December goth,
J. B. SAX,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-16

10r and this Coupon will buy
lOk Mems Extra Heavy Police
and Flremen's suspenders. Never
sold under 25c, mostly at s5c. and
$50. Two pairs may be bought on
this coupon.
Not good after December goth.
]. 3. SAX.
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Nnr and this Coupon will buy
wv Mans Wool Sweaters, ex.
ira heavy Pineapple Weave. $3.50
Is the lowest they ever sold for and
at present prIce Of wool $500
would be very cheap. A fine pres.
ent for Men and Boys,
Not Good After December goth.
j. 3. SAX.
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OK and this Coupon will buy
NV Beautiful Four in Hand
Ties, extra wide and made Of the
newest Holiday silk. Some put up
In single Holiday boxes. These
Ties are worth and never sell under
so cents.
Not Good After December goth.
J. B. SAX.
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NICHOLAS,

As a Christian name Nicholas posi- tively cane over with the conuuprCr He landed n the parish of st. Niche. las. at Payensey. DoomsJay book contains only cue Nicolas, undisfeur- ed as yet by that intrusive aspirate which has also taken undue posses sion on Antony. though it has dron- ped out cn revanche from Haaria, and from Hannah. From the con. quest ou the Nicholases multiplied and were very abundant find the name most f., qGent il mediaeval doc uments. Nicolas Breaks pear was the Crly Englishman ever made q pope. Nicholas Ridley was the burned bish CD, while Sir Nicholas Bacon was the father of the man who. there $ eyarv reason to suppose, did rot write "HamlSt, :" "Mac5eth" and "OtheIlo y Ni"tolas Edall, master Of Etoa. WIS
 ia author of Ralph RciGttr-Daist- T. the tirs. English conc ly. h scotland tle na9' . ~ot sAcvtaaed in to Nieol. in wAich form it waa borne h>- Han, a @k l:le.s laoa' &s well as tv fla ima ortal aail1ia Nicol 'arvie. faFe N.oaol2s V w'aa f3aa4ed tho CapelIa Niccoi:na It the Vatican, cave il 2 frosh le2se Of ffe But the refovmat on sc2'ched it. It lia, sercd on awhile ia some hal'-tearted way and received it's coup aa eraca rom the srotcsque canainqtion Of Nicholas Nictslehy.-Cornhil Nigga zin,.
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i4 .,5s@i Advertising Rates Made Known on
 Application.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 19o''
uA3vlE= =JoRDAN's ADDRESS.

M. Harvie Jordan has issued q very timely and sensible address 10 southern farmers, which was prlnted in Wednesdays Graphic. He points ont that under normal conditions the acreage of the present year. twenty seven million acres, will produce cot ton enough to meet the world re- olirements. and, therefore, the temp tation 10 increase the area given to cotton. that prevailing good prices Is sure to induce, ought to be strenu- ously resisted.
 That is good counsel. and timely; but better counsel still is found in Nr. Jordan's injunction 10 farmers to diversity their crops and to pursue intensive methods. so as to make cF- cry acre produce it's max mum. He definitely advises the liberal use oi fertilizers. in marked contrast with the resolutions adopted by the con ypntiOn at New OfledllS ldSt JdiudiS ' . advising a twenty-five per cent feftue- ton in this behalf, the only rcsolu- tion, there adopted, that we consider illoeical and criticised at the time,
 If the use of fertiliz IS is profitable on 75 acres, it is more profitable on hundred acres If it is not profitable on 75 acres, it is not profitable or one. Therefore any advice to limit fertilization as a means of diminishing production is Illogical The reduction of acreage is right. But every acre planted ought to be made to nroauce it's maximum return for the labor eX- pended upon it. We arc glad to sec MT. Harvie Jordan reverse. his post ton in this matter
 The address is strong logical and timely paper. which is commended to the careful @rusai of. every one concerred Tn the sonths agricultural prosperity.
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A meeting of the board of trade Will be held tomorrGW for the purpose of discussing the action of the Cotton Belt railway ill taking up, clandestin2- ly, the Russell brothers switch. Some Interesting and highly entertaining as well as instructive developments are The board should 20 to the bottom of the matter, and if it proves to be a piece of petty spite work the Cotton Belt officials should he tau@ht a les- son they will not soon forget Ths Graphic withholds comment for tho development Of t,e facts in the c2sc.
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If your advertising is not prof able. blame yourself or the article adver, >'- ed, or it's price. or the manner in which it is placed in the mediun,-- hlame any old thing except that al'- powerful promoter of husiness ss--..G ver'isine. .s--Fd th R. Gerrmy. Seigel, Cooper company, N. Y.
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Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 14 19o5.- Dear Santa Claus: want you to please bring me a big doll and a big doll bed, some dishes. set of furs, ! ring, and some cakes. apples and oranges and candy and Santa, bring gradnna something, too ] am 9 little girl nearly fenr years ol1 can spell and rea3 hut cant WI ta verx good SC got mamma to wsite this for me. I'll be 3 good girl, S7nta.
 Paarl Ere meyer.
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The Cleveland Trust camras.y was incorporated with s5oo,0o7 aapitpl. The surplus has increased ..on. $1co, ooc to s225,ooo, and stoch has ITS T f'om sl2o to s225. By report advertis- ing has been a large factor tow I'd this success.-seth Brown. in Pria: CTS Ink.
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Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 10, 19o5.-My Dear Santa I am a little girl eight months old Please bring ne rub Der doll, rattler, a rag doll, and that's all Please bring them to l1o West Barraque street.
 Mitt Collier Steen.
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Pusiness would flow in from most unexpected quarters, and when we took time to investigate We could al. ways trace jt direct to some of our advertising.-Col. Geo. Merritt of Waterbur! Watch company
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RAILROAD COMMISSION

The stnte railroad commission met : Little Roc' We elnesday Mir. w.. T. "~n~ and Car'. '. R Johnson. secre- WV of 'H" hoard of t:aae, attended ',e meeting. .,
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Pine Bluff, Dec. 10, 1905.-My Dear Santa: I am nine years old. Please lring me a big doll with light, long ringlets, a doll bed, a pair of roller skates. a doll trpnk. doll grip. doll lamp, ribbons, baby doll dressed in pink, some doll clothes, candy and nuts, fruits, fireworks, and please bring them 10 715 West Barraque street.
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AS we Hsnt account for every idle wofd' so must We account for every To silence.-Eenjamia Franklin.
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When the blood of business is slack. telling advertisement will quicken fee' fiow.-J. Walter Tho:.nrson, >.
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This question of the committee 10 which the canal bill should go Is not of such importance that the whole world may be expected to stand on tlp-toe concerning it. Were it not for the manifest spirit of halfveiled op- position to the administration that crept into the discussion. little notice would have been taken of the matter. hut considerable feeling developed and the younger Republicans. who are more friendly 10 the president than the old mon, prohqblv because they are in closer touch with the pee nla. tried in vain to st tara the tide brief summary of the discussion is full of interest.
 Seratcr Allison, the veteran. and Pepahl can leadar, moved that lhe A3a te t@fetred to his committoa on aprfopfia ions. Mr Hopkins of Hi. aciT i.a fa 2 loT& yecoa' ia ea.,o-:ai2,.
 '='iz z'i - 54'tE tldl lue oltff S2'l- ators lAallad aehaet. Nr. Arisa9 o,i
 Ny replied fhat the practice of the HnatN rccu;rel a'l nr2enev and d.. a@ieneH Fills to go to the approaria- Sons commiftea. Soon the oucstio9 erred from ra@liameutaly practice - 'lf of 'h@ a'le.et evils of canal eN. 'rNacanco. w'ich tho senate soaebt to check. On lhis MT Allison sa q:
 The pay ef e1enloy2s shoul.l be fix- a' by law instead of hy the rnosilenf.
 is the 'tg y of the cana committee e
 "ct "a fix tho salarie aud 10 'ndnce' t'1em Thfs tho coramittee on apropriations cannot do. Under e'lr rules no lcaislation can be or'gi 7ated c" aa appropriation bill We " a clerk in the departments spe, offc salary. We fix our own pay :n. >tinitelH. Yet we apporpriate lump s''ms for the. canal employes without " attempt. to prescribe what their slar es shall he''
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SLOW AT PRESIDENT HOSTILITY TO ADMINiSTRATIO SHOWN IN SENATE IN
 CANAL MATTER. If Is Question Which 1t Is Said Promises More Friction With
 White House.

Washinston. Dec. 14.-Friction be- tween the Roosevelt administration and the Republican leaders in the senate became more than ever appaf- ent today. These two wings of the Republican party in Washington seem to be drifting apart and no one can forsee the outcome.
 President Roosevelt is seriously dis satisfied because senators are holding I'D his nomination of Mr. Lane of California to be a member of the in- terstate commerce commission. The president knows he cannot force the senate to confirm a nomination, but fe does think he and Nr. Lane are entitled 10 a vote and net to be kept hanging in midair.
 In administration circles the oppo- z5tfcn f0 Lane is asefibea 10 railroad
 affaaree in the ipBcr branch.
 On the floor of the senate this aft. ernoon the railroad rata question Was unexpectedly pfacipita5e9, and there followed a mest interesting debate, in the conrse of which the constitutional power of congress to delegate the ratemaking power was seriously ques- toned by leading Republican senat- CTS. All the indications are lat when the senate lawyers get well into His legal and const tu' ianal discus sion it will % on for months And fnally the senate by vote of ID 70 23 decided to refer the Panama canal emereencE apnrcpsi9tiea hill 10 the committee on appropriat ons, instead of to the committee on interoceanic ean9ls-eenerally considered a rebuff te the administration Prom nent R. publican senators openly critic sed al- le&ed eXtraVaeanee in canal manage ment and insisted upon having all em- ployment under the commission taken ont of the hands of President Roose- welt and fixed by law.
 II was noteworthy that among the ten Republicans who voted on what is generally regarded as tl4e admin s. tration side of the opposition nat moro than orc or two could be classed among the leaders of the body. The old guard, the veterans. the men of commanding influence and position. were almost unanimously on the other side. The younger Republicans only rallied to the support of the adminis- tration
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-14

Accidents will happen. but the h"st-ra"rloted far,'lics keon Dv Thomas Eclectric Oil for such emer sencies. It subdues the pain and heals the hur' q,
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fn these times advertising is all powerful.-ehas. Barlow, London.
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QUOTATIONS.

tCo.recta6 dailv by z. C. TayIc' and company
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MT. J, r. Smith, carpenteI 1t the Cotton Belt shops, laid of duty yes ter6ay on account of the illness of his wire.
 
 Mr Henry Gardner has returned from Memphis and resumed work at the Cotton Belt shops as car repairer.
 Mr. W E Ross has Just returned from the new town of Panama, I. T., where he purchased land
 En"!ao 11G has been repaired at the Cotton Belt shops.
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Good salesmanship is agreeable, ad- r@.ate representation of the goods in the presence of both goods and GUS.
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Emily V. Mills.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-21
PERSONALS !

Gsorrs williams rssurlss 20 Tu
nsr gsGssasy-
b BasE d. irraneiing b1asess il
= 80 nrtrefeEs
Harry DaEzz q slrs-is-, vas in
6a'sn YESTERDAY.
Gssfgs La1rza1 is ET.sr1inv several
Ezyt IL Parlarl
Hon z = y8fs has rsirrrsl 70 his
koms rear Turner
Attorney san Ristsr3-,r is PERI
lH.d visifrr today.
Ms c. B. sasifo1 wszf % Portland
ttis Horuiug - spenS s1sdaT
MrN = FrA-k Hugses las Tstzrnsl
frun q ft5ri vas; 70 Portinhd
NrA WrFren Craust1-. q slreri5n.
IL fts gussi q saisu fr5enk.
W. ". strrm. q Carby. vas bus-
nsHs visitor % saiem yester1ay.
Depufy sasria Eset' IL ssrvirF papers
IN tie BeigtborhsoI q GsrvEis io5uy.
william cherrington IL visiting his
hr1ttsr, 7. , Cbsrrirvto1. q Dallas
T. A Eigrs, q pfouins1f bop u1u q
Dallas, vas b. sllsm o1s day tais
week
NrA J. Haup,sh. q Bear Greek
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-21
DID NOT LIKE sYzEET car,
Looks1 Too Big % C----
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-21

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NJ ars Ms 2. p. Egura- vs-s .,
Forflns1 itis &srzirg 70 sss Be- Hz:
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ths f1surs
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Brgwusrfls
AttorBey-Gezs-ll Cr1wford has re-
Turned from an srts15s5 buznsss Visit
20 E1-sburE
MIS- silva Jones a Urire-sifr -u-
Gent j. sT.s1iirg szt1rizy s15 sz15yy
a. bs- bone a. Brooks.
Prs@asn: yshs z Co,szH. ws-f to
Portland this morning On business cen
neeisl Eiib ths UziTe-Ety.
Mis'Frlrsss Neweo-bs vsut % Cts-
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q DAYS vita her p1rsntA
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ing a. TIE hone % his hrsthsr-ir-lnw.
STATE Printer J. z. WaiiBsy.
T. A. Biehardsot. q Aarzs wh3
has besu visiting IN ttis city, strrte5
o. his feturn kons yss;sfaar.
Ms Viala Rolani has returned 20
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here FOR q fsE dayE
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-21
TH DREAM WAS SHORT.
EgPed Frvz California b. Arrested
80 Ns6fo-1

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captain q P'--cs Wi-s-z. = San Fran.
el>,o. this Ecr-inE secured er-rE.-i-i-n
paFers fo- LcE1z's re.urr- The nan
ana gar. are 1gU ID 5zL u Nt-fsrs.
W1efe tte-r t.-rs-e-t sr is1 ir ares.
Logan Vas q riIt- % tie Bsrtis.
shzreA i- OzklEzs. E,ssl Cook rIs 4
pretty l-t.s eyre l1-b. c-e = re ssst
Lo-l1's wife az5 tt-se children were
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% k-ts- Ee-1-s-ratei uift IN mem
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vas s-zF-v stts-i-c % The rir. =
% - -r4--ll welfare rr
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-21

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t-zst via an s1-u-lns-s q Is Vz--A--
Fa-k Cgu--r Oteerrs-.
M-A A. wslsA vifs e -1-1Ess
ws1eh = tts CEti1e1s' LEtt an
Tsstir1 CumFaay 10 m a. tie s.
Ttpesrs bosTtttl &. P---lt-a
Ber. P. ?. sit1sT. q Cezz- MIA
Cs-sE,n fu-znsrlv usstEzu- a. =
y,-ssTA-s sfu-st. il ttis oirv. -1s the
russt q RsT. Fz:ks- More yss-s--
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salsz ths Fass wssk are: J. z. Stsi- 1
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ri Pred WTs-s " L Jonsx. J. ,. I
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ftuE N-E Gs,rEs LTuss Nrs Arra j
Tnurt- and NrH Eus- Russeu.
KrA A Z. GEu1s1 lsfi Eatzr1sy for
s-tuts Pas srF.setinE 70 leave that
TT ErniaT fof San FrAzsisso. wbsrs
BE- WI pass the wiu.sz-JsSsssn
sevirr. Mrs. GUn1sl was formerly
{iss Lana TbgzAE and r-a6untsS
zen tts Eseu-isa 5epartze1t q tas
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-21
ANOTHER
BICYCLE
ACCIDEN'

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NJ ana N-A u lEsD.-,rs
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tlsyels r5Ssr Eesrs-f-. 80 -
Injured Tss Hi'-s z.r. la -
tbs s~nsr ufth tr s,.s..
lantb- and wbs gag tash -.
s'.y- Wbo is tsors 1g years ~ I.
ea-ris- fer fhs P----lr5 -
vas tEFruIshz-E t,g- tati,5t
1s. eaBs3 30 Am @. Er-t.,.'
slA bEt hs Fus5 2, l..s--i- :.
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szi a1d sths-w5ss i-.----r h..
Bisytls assi5s--s are s-.,-,.,..
nu@srou. and are ysi s,snr !, ~
sc q ths rstEss %. ~
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-21
rro Glshs rrt..r

Glsiave LAurtrt. a rativs q Ma
ssillss. - takinE q trut ars1rl Ire
void o. foot Hs Etsrrss o. lis isu-.
rsE from Paris. leaving jane ?. 1872
Hna te expects 60 gst back ty Dscsu-
Der. 1907.
Re j. ~ present aee0ruarfss ~
L1-e-s Arlnsl. q Ce1rrzl C1rsE. who
- uaI1g q simiar JEurt- ana uto
started N 1904 and Who j. r,tts-i-r 2
materi1l for a beck Tter eEet have
me eolection q views z-l AUTO
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-21
Dr.. StOne's Drug StOs

does a strictly e1sA b-Eilsss SUs
ere. A1a 10 one ewes iii earTia -
seek; its shelves, e0-lisss Aaa -
eases are loaded WilA &ugA ze2'''
notiozA toilet srtisleL EinS
hqDors of all kinds Fer 1sci'a
poses Dr.. Stone il a rsgllAf g''e''
in Helieine snd has had EsHy yss
erpsrisnes in TIE przetiss o'''-
ti0as are free. PrsssriPiia.s are
a1d OAly regular prices fr -
Dr.. stone can be fouId a. ~
sore S1Ien, Oregon, tro=
Morning untl 2 az HiEAt