davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1905-09-01
JUSTICE CATION RETURNS.

, He also recorded during the same
length OF time twenty-four deeds.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
FoR MoReENTHAu PLOTS, s291,45o.

GOOD prices may yet be obtained at auction Tor
Dyckmsn plots. That fact was revealed yesterday
the opening OF The new quarters OF the New
York Real Estate Salesr5om. at Nos. Il ana 10
Nesey-st., Hhen some sixty-hye plots in the DYck-
man section taken over by Henry Morgentnau
from the Central Realty Bond and Trust Com
panv sold TO the highest bidder 10y Robert r..
Simon. Of J.. !. Phillips co.
For some months the purchasing movement III
the vacant land sections was one OF the Tea
Of the market. Now that movement IS practCallA
srless but ueVeIl helesS. II amy one maSineS there
has been q marked slump ia prices in the sections,
his imag nation plays him false. There are no
marked down bargain lotS or plots there. 10 use
a c0hoquial expression. Nor are there likely 10 be
in the distant future. judging from present
signs in the opinion Of many realty leaders pIleeS
81 the Dyckman section stlN attractive. ana
they backed their opinions by acquiring some OF
The MoTgenthau plots al the sale Yesterday Among
the Successful bidders were Dowd 4 Masln RopeIJ I
b. DDwling Andrew J. Connick. Paul Haipla ana
William Rankin
The average price paid was not quite as hgh
could probably AaNe been obtained Tor the prop
erty in the open market several months ago Inc
sale. however. was most successful one, ana
should give strength 10 the timid operator and
should quicken the brilliant realty leaders 10
greater activity I'm the Dyckman section. The toal
sum realized was S14l, 40
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art win be closed
from May / to May 8 inclusive. for the usual
spring cleaning and rearranaement OF some of its
exhibits.
The dedication Of the new clubhouse of the
Young Mems Benevolent Association. at No. S11
East Broadway, viii be held April so at 20
D. The following will take part in the exercises.
Borough President Aheurn. Congressr1en GoidfoGle
and SuIzer Randolph Guggenheimer Isaac y.
Seligman DR.. Henry NJ. Leipziger. DR. Lee X.
FraHkel. ]. G, Phelps Stokes and Dr. Elaustetu.
dinner in celebration of the twentieth anniver-
sary of the New-YoTk Library Club, and in rccOg-
milton OF the hftieth anniversary of its presidents
entrance library work, viii be given tomorrow
at the Park Avenue Hotel y reception viii be held
from $50 to 40 Among the speakers Will be Dr.
Melvi Dewey. superintendent Maxwell. Edmund
Clarence Stedman, the Rev Merle st. Croix Wright.
DR., F. C, Richardson and Professor William II.
Carpenter.
The annual entertainment and dance OF the
Dauntless Rowing club will be held Friday
night in the rooms of the organization at 147th-st.
ana Lenox-ave The show win be by professional
vaudeville performers. with music by Henry Gciese-
mann
Three courses OF lectures ana i've of the lecture
centres which have been conducted by the Board
Of Education viii close this evening Professor
Robert W. Prentiss. of Rutgers College win end
his course astronomy at the hall of the Board
of Education and Daniel Gregory Mason of Teach
ers College, and Miss Mari Ruef Hotter os CO.
lumbia, viii give the last OF their lecture recitaIs
at Cooper Institute and s.. Bartholomew I-yceura
respectively.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
LIS PENDENs.

Green Lane $50 4 Of Clebe-ave. 25x1o0; Adelia
Buffet agt John + Edrgett warrant Of attachmen)
attorney. g l. Lewis
1Sth-st. 800 It OF sth-ave. 3Ox92 The Lawyers
surety Company Of Nev'-Yori aEt Mar McI[eon tac
declare conveyance voil: attorney. l. Dennis
81 Nicholas ave. s3D It OF 145th St 125x20O
Edgecombe Harry 3 Da"s agt The William Rosen-
licEl. attorneys KUrzm2n 81 FrHnkeHhesner.
g4th-st. No 30 East. Hrsch Wilkeufeld Pincus
Isaacson jspechc performance; ,torney WIkCnfsd.
Fort Washington Ridge Read. corner 102d St If
tcnGcl. 11o1I 269 9x 155X c
99l9 To beginning lilo part; Annie NJ Hail aS Ernst
Grund another action 10 recover possess on attorney
" j Walsh
Boulevard. s e corner 192d-st II extended. runs W
241x @ 29IX to beginning: Fort Wash
Ridge li3 n Of 193d-st. n eNtended
runs s " lt06N S.3x II 1OS.3S y 45G7
ginning part: Annie II Hall Eugene I. BusChe
taCtIou possessionl attorney ]
Walsh
45th-st No A - West. 4ith-st No 43 West: the
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of NewYOrk agt Sea
board Realty Company foreclosure Of moTtgage)
Townsend & Nelte-
Avenue & No Nathan Isesler and another agt
Charles Adams action foreclose mechanics Hen
attorney. WilEenfeld
West Houston s, ~ II Of yarick-s lb0x2oo to
Clarhson-st city OF Network agt Trinity church Cor
paration tecron TO acquire titles attorney.
Deauy.
Alexander ave No 2Oa Frederick \ Brus!us and an.
other ag W Gushing faction 10 dehar claim OF
U3weID. attorney, NJ j Earlyt-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

The seven story and basement loft building 80
25 West l5th-st.. recently sold by n. & l. Hess lor
flaming & Reilly 10 Moritz Singer, has been Iesoiu
lv tho same brokers 10 e. D. Litchfcld. of WASH
ington. D c.
Huston & Asinnri hase sold 10 client The @ @BTlt-
tary. seven story apartment house No 2h west
l02d-st 5exl9oll feet
According TO a report yesterday. move purchases
r. the block bounded by $50 and saith SIS. Park ana
Madison aves in which there has been eonsio-
cradle activity recently. have been made. The ac-
tlvty Is due 10 the tentative plan for union Ter
miual station 10 be built for the NeW-A ork New
Haven and Hartford The Pennsylvania ana the
NeR-York Central railroads and the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company on tic block ooGlueu ~
32d and SD SITS. Park and Lexington aHes-
August Belmont is seid 10 have bought 10, 20
East 5sth-st. a brownstone dwelling house on
lot ISgx9S9 feet. Mr. Belmont owns ard occupies
No a East 34th-st. The owner Of record or 40 %
Is c. p. smith il is also ruIaored tllat Aiieo
Gwgnne Vanderbilt has bought No 6S East S4th-sI
from the Cornelius Vanderbilt estate for about
$4,000. Mr.. Vanderbilt owns many parcels III tlle
block, The rumors were not confirmed
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
BIG WEST SIDE PARCEL SOLD.
PROPERTY Is THE SEVEN STORY LOFT BUILDING
NO e5 WEST 15TH-ST.
ReLmoRt
Market Found for brittany apartment Hosc4agas Belmont
and 4d Gnne Vanderbilt Said TO Bought 8|th Houses

100 aud two adjoining 2Ooh-st. to william ,ng
ana two lots adjoining 9y7ths Robert Dow9g Co
WIam lam Rankin for s.. Zoo: 9have. " cor 2Ioth-s
pio l54llXlo9 10 Lewis for SO 600 ~, 1R7
x4Os the combined Interesss FOR S4375o: Broad
MGai P9%S Sld sF % veSson for s5oo
cor 2i6t St i0oxio0 vacant cor LOT 10 Felman for
300 lot adj 10 Dowd Mastsn far S4l5O two south
Terrace East al5Klos ks 7xloo vacant voluntary sale
At 1eI BROADWAY.
BY l6aa l eney M ter ann 1;s cor lst9 i55 r
Of rda awe 5oR166 IL vacant bid in at s2l5O6
ll9th ST. 80 # OF Amsterdama ave loo1127x ir-
By Philip smyh 2se sprng st 70 # Of II Iiud- d
$1,000: 1Osh n 100 # OF columbus-a@ye We @ .5x
Avcn1e sT' B cor 5tfst 5sixIoo Unonport Eliza
Martin aet c cayanah ct al: " clare atty: E Nc
T3,. Parish Fisher Mooney co: St Neholas-aye. "
en ga amasa "a sa3 h Bank ss Nick iiGs o al
F. attys 2 Watson ref amt due due SSs as W. q; - taKes
ave " s sI7 Il Of 15tstst, 6x1o16x irregular: 8
same ref amt due SO 427 Oh taxes s2egs So inc
l5lsts % rTegqar sI0rT s 6s Ten p p a a9o9 us
same agt same same stJy. e - ~ it f T cox % 9oo u
Iy Joseph pay: 22o Spring-st, 90 # OF Clark
2a6 s 2K9H 81 afs a MsTden T attn @ I aTe ref Tart
qR 70 client e. & q Il paEteh a 2 Dayr 1qf Road
Kappo st Arlingtonaye and 221tst twelve iTTeg1tar
set N p Fuller indiy extrx. ete ct all MeKeyey 4 NJ
ren John } Duny. 5 Fisher HenFy Morris and the
Suuvyil Realty Co for Sl3,sto
At THE BRONX SALEsROOMs.
By Reiter Newman Mosauer Elton-ave cor
15S 81 .7NlO0 story hathOuse with volun-
Tar7 sale 10 Hutter for S3635o Bemont-aye. W g.
qa n n of 50NlO0. voluntary sale;
vyith5rawn: Pelham-aVe. 5, 80 II v Of Honman-si
501 TOO: vacant; voluntary sale 70 chainlowtz aIIil
- SG C5o Tiffany " $50 Fl n Of 165th-st 90NlOO;
,acapt. voluntary sale withdrawn; Concord ave. s.
52 II Of ls7th-s 5oxloo; vacant voluntary sale; with
-. ~
T2y Julius II Nyse-ave. Jennings-st, BOX
100 vacant. voluntary sale; withdrawn Lebanon-st s
goo e 70 o nj tenmuiler for s. 500 i57 Fox-st
~ n Of Honest. 5Ox100: story frame dwelling
toree. voluntary sale: a Mr. Steinnuller for $500
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
II. C. STULL A SUICIDE
Former Member Of Legislature
Shoots Himself IN Trenton.
IBY TET rGRApH 70 THE TrrBfvr ,

Trenton. y. J.. April 25.-Howeu c. Stuu. ona
Of Trenton's most prominent citizens IN business
politics and society. committed suicide TO-DAY
by shooting himself through the head He Iefr
his house, stopped at the front gate for a
minutes talk with Eeighbor but instead o.
going to his Office. as was his custom he walked
back TO the stable. and without the slightesr
warning, drew revolver. fired one shot in thu
air 10 make certain the weapon was in working
order, placed the gun 70 his ear and fred the
second shot. He died almost instantly
There was every indication that the suicide
was deliberately planned. Mr.. Stall had been in
III health for some time. and last week consulted
a specialist who gave little hope for his recov-
cry. Last Saturday he made his VIII and upon
leaving his place OF business last night tooL
self
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

wnsey. BENJAMIN. to 4 X Fitzge5ald; Penfold
BOND $3.50
per T. 40
Avenue c, corner 11th-st; due October 21.
JorR igl' isSb'a rs g. to George Iieber and another
southern Boulevard, " :. 2}3.7 # n of Pelham
$ $40 l.s Il Of 2S5thst Years per cent 200
Hull-aye, corner 29oth 81: years. per
oza6 Marie u ana ao2hgr 70 Mannf3an is Mort
is3d-st; yfaIs Ier cent - t, 90"
ST. corner Washington-aye; year. per
zisoa Nary to D Levy; columbia ST. No 75ls;
Eears; Pc - '6i' cla,, 1c7t6st V corner oOo
Kelly st. prior mortgage. sl4.5oo: year.
F4iedman Harris and another to strasbourser:
Prospect ave. > 2t5.G # Of 1G3th 81;
Buirougb F D TO NJ 4 MeCorrnaes; l7Cth-s,,
waraer r l'' Realty IL 9' Company to rned Real Estate
ana Trust COMPANY: Walton ave. corner ,o
wenstea D p ,o 10 hg9 26 Ian4e, S42 500
same 10 same; same property year per cent. 1-5o
Heifer Isaac 10 f oIrien; lo5h st $. 4l3&
II Of AHs2erdam M yg9Is . per cent 2'o
It e Of pi}u-Sse: due October 10. 1900. per
East si" sixty sim street studio Riiiding company
to League teay coTray' gelh s. .n, N s. :" II 40 -
Anderson. Ja1es H. 70 J sgasrneg s 5 nSr9p2ii5aa la
AVE- s5 70 5l 5lt oFr Pr'@F Ino''tas 'o' @ go
TcrTill Blanche Il. To g Mcintyre -aNeAt4t
extends from 10th % llth 81 o-lns lots -eo =, 90
gGl ms Juiouport > wears. , per cent. 1870
Werner Realty Company 10 Title insurance tom
pany; Kiyer-aye corner ltsth-st f" years . ..
Ilalrg Realts Company to N c Bacon 6Gth-st,
J - n Of Lcsiugton-aNe; due January =
1901: AZ cent :.-... . To- 40
Sdwly. William H. and another to Il O Potter;
sherman ate. n 100 II of Emerson; TWO
mortgages. $1,000; years > per cent. ---.-- 3,uo
Thounan. Philip. and another 10 Sonhie LETTER;
1s31-st No 1,041 East; instnlmeGts . Ter cent -
Garhil Louis William Rankin; l1ftn-st s.
% Il Of Audubon ave 3 wears. per cent lGoo
Mccarthy William. 10 + " Washhurn: audubon
are. s. 30 # Of 1s5th-st: year. per
levy Theresa 10 A Capo; 1i5th-st, Nos $40 and
81 Easf- as bond $50
LYMAN GeTson. and another 10 LAWYERS, Tttlo
Insurance ana Trust COMPANY -d-aVe, 42t I
OF ltth-ft as bond 500
Frey. William j. 70 " Graham Inioa-ave
al 5 lGst:-st. prior mortgage SV"oo as
bond
MueiIy, b. To y KIngensteiu, ist-ave No 222;
3 wears. q cent $50
Tretor August % y Ieuitus; T7th-st, 1Ss
Il ~ lFt-ayc; year. Ier eci,i ....-., 100
anotheE; lGth h-st No ~ West = years, per
cresnhsrf Eia and arot1er 20 Patrick j pwver:
lgt no OBS map Van Nest PARK years ler
suzslre Ieser 10 Charles IIaumel q 60; 10th
g. No 5H. years per cent -. oso..--.- 2.2I
i',nHltcf julius - CEno1, lot 30 -'', map
Fan Nest Park years. / nsr CEN ..t-.-t 300
Miller Gusslc. 10 GeorRc rprka~f 3tb-st.
." ~ @ n Avenue r. r Neefs- q nor H'pl A.OoS
A.El@r !. 70 Herman; &d-aVf \" iShl'
sa'e - aaino. ad-ave ~ ; ,a2 prior mortgage.
l'"Hi. Te9ra rrFt ..- -t-.. ..---.-t Gc5'
s'SHAlSn -Sio1o7 % S'o0leni Ai'''tesi iih ave
Distle- r. - ~ ~ nov. 5v,Sryh.tb-ave. q p ~
-. - -H't't-rt+ = Cr~t 4.s0
h'.' i.7,!s TO q .Iennn 81 ave s. -. It
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
MECHANICS. LIENS.

1st-ava No 9lO9: Angus MCIhee agt Emanuel
NJ TSr1Ilc,yitch owner and contractor.
ATenue 4 No l2G 10 1870; AleTton-Clarke Com
pany agt Charles Adams, owner and con
tractor .. F.
IeXipgton-ave. " corner g6th-st 30xloO, IL =
Read Lead Works a&t S JarmulowsRy owner;
II d Baker lessee; Milton poernberG. con
tractor I,i, e, sarah
Asinof owner and contractor. ....-..--.-.
22d-st, No 2G3 West; ] 1. Mott Iron Works a6t
tractor g.. .
Tinron-avc. No l2I5; Joseph SchenSld agt John
and Lena Blerliag owners; Louis Holfram, con
NuIbsr,y 1TfeT,T q No- - and nc William II Hnssey
ast John Doc, owner; John Graham, con
,r63tsf 5I,es9r Eo. and q same AIT chic Gov { 500
Kee Company, owners: John II Graham. con-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
AUCTIONS SALES TO-DAY.

T T2rvan T.. Kennedy. 2f3th-st 10 Il OF 10Th
ave iT5xl9a 10 2l2th-st. xl0xl359x irTeg 7s.4;
,ssnt. executors sale. Of Dyckman, de-
ceased Auduhon-ave corner 1T4h.st 25XleC vacant
voluntary Ncson-aVe 1871 fl of Devoe ST
a i02a2 story fr dwg h: Preston. receiver,
" J Thalen. admir- et al; G W Dayton, atty; ii
culver rGf. ann due So $40 90: taxes etc. 500.
Fv Joseph Day: 2lG 222 Cherry-s :. 595 II 3
lfke-s 1016xi6I.7X11SSN rreg. story fr bldg ana
vacant: 4 Levy agt y Fel6man and ano; Mannheim q NJ
attys: I. II Ward, ref, amt due SI,2l6 taxes &c e.
l10th-st. n s. 80 It. of 2d-aye, l6sX
100 II 3 story brl dwg b. L Simpson agt ID Fielder
q al. " Y simpson atty } DWyer, reI' amt uue
81 $50 30: taxes SlS4 81
Al Bronx sslesroonl- BY Walter Wheweh; . Crotona
PARK East $. Of Suburban Place, ls6xl30; )
stnrr N dNE voluntary sale.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
NEW COUNTERFEIT DISCOVERED.

A new counterfeit s. silver certificate has been
detected by the assistant cashier in the North Side
Bank. No. 80 Grand-st Brooklyn. The note bears
the portrait Of Indian. one Papa and The sigma
lures of J. W. Lyons and Ellis H. Roberts. The
portrait of the Indian is good The face of the note
is a gray black and the seal az the left end "a
light blue 10 Is printed two pieces Of paper red
ink lines having been drawn the inside Of the two
pieces represent the hbTe. The counterfeit t ig
said. will easily deceive the ordinary handler os
money
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
eulLplNe Loan coNTRAcTs.

Belmont ave a q ecr 1STta-st. s0xi00; Lucy
sc9iea sI4 90
13S - n - Ia9tt-st s. ~ II g ~ I-enoX ave.
e;rcenslatt iiA '''i-'i. '.' -. 10000
Rnea5 ,ossnfer 81 q loans ngo IL Avoiin GCoO
'gs Mar y, a.pl 3 rs ,braheT 10 ID Wcins,en 40 900
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
WOMAN sELs A pENsr. BUILDING.

Tne Ruland Whiting Company has sold for
Mary A. Van Buren, The property No. . Dey-st a
i've story basement and sub-celar building 25xgl
feet. no Seth SpTague Terry. IL has also sold
Tor Thomas u. Kelly 10 Colonel William Barbour
The property No l55 West Gst-st., a three story
stable, a plot 25Xl00 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

46th-st Nos 54s ana eco West. for two three
story 6slgk 5le5sct saeles; -oxS'' - $4,000
G2d- st Nos 23i and 2f3 West for 9 Two ana thiee
story brick s,g6l stualp 4tSbissct 4CHSf oooo
Old broadway n vs. Manhattou-at LOT
two siN story brick fathOUses ana stores. on
gol q Fisher' owner - ........-,. IG5. .o9O
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
TO IMPROVE oRANeE-sr. PLOT.

Francis Roberts has sold for Mitchell A. c. Levy
20 am Italian banker No. - Orange-st 25xleo feet
The buyer viii improve the premises and then open
an Italian bank there.
g =. Ryttenberg has sold for n A. c. Levy the
five STORY HathOuse No. 5l6 West 59th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
THE sRoNx BUILDING PLANS.

Prospect-ave W s. 1000 Il Of l6sth-sta four
five story brick tenement houses, 3t,VNllot
Schapro. owner; Benjamin W LeVitan. aren't s,oaooo
tect ..-..-..-... s-,t,,rfap ~ two
two story frame dwellings. 2lx5O; WiIham II "a 90,
Tunney, owner: r Albrccht urchilect.- IVp"V
FTeeman-st corner Stebbins ave, d9Ise ssoLy
franz store snd Tia IavcIle a-chect 1900
ST Ann's-aye Nos S04 and S06, one story IaIhe
she'd ~ 2GxGT: the Eblng Brewing company 100
owner: Louis Denis architect 49,, w
S33d-st n - l25 II - Eingebridse toh1; ~
and half story frame dwelling house <ONs-
Alexander Thompson owner i'u'1 i.......... 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
M. o. eRANr A RuYER.

Thomas 7. Fitzsm0ns has sold for Leon +. Bailey
70 william D. Grant the five story and basement
double hathouse. with store No S27 West 42d-st,
size 25K90xIG05 feet Mr.. Grant intends TO occupy
the store ana basement Of the new building for his
CRATE and mantel business. now an No. $40 West
42d-ef.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
AueTIoM sALEs YEsTERnAY.

Al Nos Ia 10 Vcsey ST. Rs l. ! phi1t-.s 4 -.
srsaPas et uncti0n - Aaegisaye. frortags Il
- c,ltniline ever Sly lots Within Rankin fnr
' Sssto9' srseaeHsy 100 u - AceacFny 50xI5I
1lol-s l0oLlno vacant ~ Fraade far 500 roo aii'
go -, sstei lo = 4li1it" 10 Andress Conr-l
fg We. shave 2sli II e0cu. 81 BOT l..E
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The sheriff yesterday receive execution for $l- g.
against property Of Jacob Ichtran dealer shoes,
No Ia Rivinstcn-st. in favor of Nettts Iichtnan-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Il0th- a. No= Gl and &c ES,st Sanitary Frfpraof
ing aud cea;racung conn aay ast issae Roth
field and another. snl ;. 1908. by .Ssoa goSd'
b Amors q Lanzetta egt Lizzie Gsrlei' ana
sac:hei. Ap-l II 1905 ,,..-.. ..-.-.. -.
10Th S. ~ 20 West august Muger Sst. 4NS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

g Courts Idsa Realty Company ana anot.. 1ss7 o.
2a IT. No 2s West william sa sr,lP j. MP's 81 1904 $3.50 IS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
100 Is

036 225
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-07

WRITE Us A LETTER
Put aside an timidity and write Us
freely and frankly, In strictest conh-
donce, telling Us AL your symptoms
and troubles. We will sond froe advice
On plain, sealed onyelopel, how 70
cure them. Addreasi Ladies', Advisory
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-07
Plenty Of Candidates.
(Grant 8 Pass Observer.

NNIdht ThSS ODSefVer.)
There is no scarcity of prospective
candidates for the office Of governor,
and quite a number Of more or less
prominent persons are willing to sue
ceed Senator Mitchell The primary
elections law will provide for the gov.
ernor, but not necessarily for the sem
ator. 1t is likely, however, that the
people win take occasion to vote their
wishes in the latter regard, and il those
wishes are ignored by the legislature,
it is quite possible that the members
of that body viii find things rather un-
pleasant for them when they return to
their constituencies.
There is political motion in Oregon,
and it tends upward. The old politi-
clan, followers of Mitchell and Simon
are passing out in favor, and there is
growing desire for some measure Of
honesty in the conduct of the affairs
Of the state. The practice Of represen-
tatives proceeding to Salem and delih-
erately misrepresenting their constitu-
ents is reaching its end. The voters
are weary Of being the servants Of
their representatives, and have devel-
oped an idea that their Representations
should be their servants. What tho
public needs calls for just now is ca
pable leader, man, real man, who
win want no other reward for his ser
vices than the honor Of having faith
fully fulfilled his duty to the state.
That man is not yet in sight but ho
may show up among the fresh material
that will likely be introduced at the
next election.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-07

Advertising, 10 be "made to pay,
should be looked upon as profitable
investmenty and not a mere expense.
I This Is essential to advertising success.
Many merchants look upon II as an
unproduetive expense item, like book
keeping, lighting, heating, etc, and in
so doing lose the point, given above,
which is Of such vital Importance to all
advertisers, or those contemplating adj
vertising.
Without advertising in some form no
merchant could sell goods. When he
hangs a few pairs Of rubbers or shoes
or a few bolts OF calico outside his
storej when he puts his sign over his
door or windows, or over the walk;
when he dresses his windows or coun,
tersj when he is unusually aeeOmmo-
dating to his customers or his sales
peoplei when he does any Of these and
many more, he Is advertising, even
though no bas never line in print in
newspaper, booklet, circular or card.
But the methods he is using reach
only the passersby, few Of whom real
ly become his customers.
DO you suppose that woman who
lives in another part of the town Is
going TO come down and look over
your windows or counters to find what
she wantsi She has not time 10 waste
that way.
If sho has got TO and Il In this fash.
ion she win stop at the first store that
has an attractive window display, and
probably will never SEQ your store at
all.
And again, don't imagine, like a man
/ talked with the other day, that, be-
cause you keep a dry goods store, for
instance a woman viii know that you
keep the article she is looking for,
How is she TO know that you keep
X. & b. eOrDets or Onyx hosiery un-
less you tell heri
II she does know that you keep
them, how is she TO know their superb
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-07
a Pleaaant Way . rrareI.

The above Is the usual verdict Of
the traveller using the Missouri Pacific
railway between the Pacific coast and
the east, and We believe that the serv'
lee and accommodations gwen merit
this statement. From Denver, ColOra'
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily to Kansas City
and St. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat
est standard eleetrie-hghted sleeping
ears, chair ears and uP-tO-date dinine
earA The Same excellent service Ia
operated from Kansas City AID st.
Louis to Memphis. Little Rock AMI Hot
springs II you are goiAg east sr
south, write for particulars and fui Ia
formation.
W. O. M'BRIDE, Gen. Agt,
124 Thisd st.. Portland, Ore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-07
BY the Ad Man

ority over another brand that she may
bo using, unless you tell her about
thomf
Can she really tell what you do han
die unless you tell herf
Do you suppose that she is coming
to you for an article, uncertain
whether or not you have II, when she
knows from your rivals ad that no
has iti
No, she is going whore she can got
just what she wants, and that with tho
least expenditure Of time, money and
patience.
Win she know (without your telling
her in your ads that she can purchase
an article at a great reduction by buy
ing OF you tomorrow win sho know
that you have just received lot Of
new goods will she who buys Of your
rival know that she is paying him q
little more than she would have 10
pay you for the same article, or that
you have better article for the same
money!
You will have TO answer no TO all
these questions, and yet many uppos-
edly progressive business men do not
believe In advertising
II 10 a well.known fact among ad-
vertisiDg men that a merchants ads,
worded and displayed correctly, and
held before the public continually, Gro.
ate confidence In that merchant and
his goods. They show that his stock
is continually changing, and that,
therefore, one Is sure Of getting an
article fresh and up-tO-date.
Properly placed they reach out Of
town people who never heard or never
traded at bis store, and II properly
worded, when they do come to town for
that article they come 10 him.
II a merchant "makes a bid" for
business he is sure to get il; bit IL he
sits down and waits for Il 10 come to
him he win have the privilege Of SEQ.
ng II 60 10 his rival who has "bid."