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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
pEsT GO De- PRoBAR todo. loa 80.

DEsT URlH DE PROBAR todos los ongaiio-
SOS remedies que % anunoian es ouando mas
So agradeuela sacacia R RADIC AIl del Digesti-
vo Moiarrieta, cuys superioridad esta univer-
Balmente cdnfirmada
Curaciones dasesper en personas bfen
3onocidas Que lbtomaron duraE te tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hecho glorios0, pero
un solo estUche produce meioE efecto que
ana docena de frascos de cualduier otro re-
medic; porque adem6s de scr Ell 1nico yerda-
dero Curative radical del estdmago del
intestine sin enqanoss aoci0h calmante, es
Digestive v Pufifcador de los alimentos.
Sc dabe exigir queIceda hostia tenga gFa-
bado el nombre Digestive MoiarTieta.
Dep6sitO general de las FaImacias do Blanco Y Ga.
Ramon Almazan Ffdel Guillermety, en- san Juan
de PuertO-RcO dc venta en- las pRincpales Drogt6-
rlas de Europa u America
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Department Of the Interior D
Porto Rico.
omee,of the oommIssioner.
ADVERTISEMENT.


TO WHOM III MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS. Juan Cortada. repre-
ented By his attorney. Antonio AIYa-
faz NaYa, land owner la the barEiO
Descala abradO. municipalities Of Santa
Isabel and Juana Diaz, has filed with
Be Commissioner Of the Interior sc
petition soliciting the concession of so
liteFs Of wateF per second to be pump
ed by ateam power from the DeScalG-
bfaio river for irrigation Of sugar
lands.
WHEREAS, under the amended
law Of waters in force the CommisB'O-
ner cf che Interior has ordered this
advertisement 50 be published during
30 days ia this paper in ordes Q hfag
th6 parties that may he concerns q
eQainst Of said concession
NOW tn 4ER REFORE. notice Is keRe-
By given that the petition Of Juan
Cortada viii be held By the Cone
missioner of the Interior for 30 DIS 3
from date Of this notice and aLl persoE 8
desiring 60 Be heard sgainst the grant
Chg of said concession mey present
their arguments il writing 70 the
Commissioner of the Interior within
the time above specified.
Febrero % de 1906
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Preside.

El dia 27 del sexual sersn puastos en
libertad, os confnados Maximino
G0nzsle1 L9perena Francisco Co.
rreB; dia % J uan Cintr6n { y Picna y
Pedro Nolaeco Arroyo; 81, Ramon
Cosme Ortiz. "A todos Lee han sido
hechos abonos por observRr buena
conducts durnDta su reclUsi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

= G0lNSElG al Las ATADRHS. ~ latabe psllniant
~ q senor Wins6w lebe selapre Due lus iiios
ei periodo de- IL der ci6n Froporciona aliVo
Immediate Rl pequehd pacenre produce M sIiend ma
turai tranqpilo, alsia u dolor e angelic dssliera
mpy yyo alegrs Es rnuy agfadable al paladar calma
a no ablanda sue ehcias, alivia Dolores hace Is
Giles las funeones del tst6mago regua los intsstnos.
Es q mejor femeAio conpcido para Ia darrsa yn pre-
Nenea &sia dk Ia nkntlci0n Dc cualquefa otE caaa.
T6nease mucho caidad0 pedir el )aFahs CRtmants
de 4 Sehora Winssow0 es q Eaeiof de e0doss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
EspIdatId0 Tsnlts.

Tendr6 efeCto 81 dia 81 De Mario &
les u de ID noche en- u casa de pr6sta-
mos de joss B5zan, Allen 81, de las
prendas no renovadas Canceladas e Gu
debido tempo.
LA CASA CONTINUA |HACIEN- \
DO SUS OPERACIONES DE PRES
TAMOS.
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v E n 7 a

Mi1e5Ies atsad0s. - En buen estado
por tener muy POGO uso be Venden
Varios muebles.
Infornaar6n @ D0saeU s (agto8.)
8V
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
Or. AntORi0 3 Molina.
Especialista en- enfermedades de los oios, Ia
nariz, los oidos y la gaFganta.

Regresa & Ponce q fineg De este mes
de Mario. de los Eatados Unidos. So
ofrece de nuevo & 50 antigua clienteIa
y 81 p6b'ico en- general, habiendo rel
cuperado ga sRlud con GA peFmanencia
en- New York, de dOnde trae tOdos los
euevos inStrumentOs y aparatos de sd
eG2ecislidRd Bows.
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Garden Party en- OhS8qQiO 4 MI.
y Kiss Douglas Robinson.

Los esposos Winthrop ceIebrarkn
un <Garden Partys en- la Con9aleCen-
CiS de Rio PiadEas ell sab4do pE6ximO
primero de Abril & Les cuatfo Y media
de la tsrde en- honor de Mr.. y Mrs.
Douglas Robinson. SeIhsu hecho in
vitaOiones especisles para dichp acto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
Al e0MEaGIO

En eLa Correspondence De Puerto
Rico9, acaban de imprimiFse, cOnocl-
mientoa de qoletas para embaFdues de
cabotaie $5 81 nillar y go el ciento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
AVIS o
A los Consignatarios 8 Cargadores
de Buques.

Sc desed saber, "A que vaIdrfa 81 trss-
porte de 200. 600 do ladrilIos & Ia O..
pitaI Y ID Habana.
Para mas infornnes. dirigirsa 6 h
COmpafia AgtfC0la Industrial de Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
gdGIas generates

SE REALIZAN. g -Lsa casas situs-
das en- Ia calIe de a Cruz no s y For.
tALeza 46 preciou C0nvenientes.
Imforma Sn s.. Melon 6 Co. San
Justo 10 90v.a
PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN UN
OLA tome las PASTILLAS LA XANTES DE
BRQMO-QUININA. El boticario le devol-
vera 81 dinero 81 no Sc cura La firma del q
w GROVE Sc halla en- cada caiita.
RON YIEJO. Ell gran n6mero de
enfermedades del est6msg0 es debido
sin duda 81 usO de otras marcas que no
son como Ia conocida de Gateil de Ma-
ysgi'z, este ron es pur0 y de esgrAda-
Bile sabor. De vents en- t0doS los col
nadOs cafes ' tiendss de d tall
-Se ha cruzado una apuestn entfe
dos gTandes bebedores de cerVezR pa
"a yer quien bebe mas en- toIo IN dia
y de aeguro quest elijan d sPabat, ?
no Sc cansaTan nunca de beher pues
mientras mas toma uno mas QanA Ie
de pOr su exceIente calidad. "a. 4
Calder6n y Co., Tetu6n IL. son Agen-
tes euni
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

En- 6sta imprenta 70 Ysnde paps de
psri6aios visis 4 e2.oQquintsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

En ests impreuta se vsnde papaI de
peFi6diao Yieio I 81 90 quinia
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
A Handsome Residence.

G. Emery Harris and wife have
moved into their new residence, and
may be congratulated upon having
one of tue handsomest homes in this
part of the country. There are five
rooms in the house, parlor, dining
room, two bed rooms and kitchen, also
a bath room. The walls are papcTed
with crimp paper. which looks fine.
The work Oh the house is not yet com
pleted, but when finished it will be a
canary yellow in color. The hogse
not only presents handsome appear
ance, but the workmanship on 1t is all
first class. The building was pHt up
uy Homer Peck, and the papering and
painting was done by John Norris, c.
p. and both are entitled to credit for
their skilifui work.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
Ordinance No. 40.
AN ORDINANCE CON 'ERNING
LICENSES AND PROVIDING A
PENALTY FOR THE VIOLA
TION THEREOF.
De It ordNined by the RoEri OF Trustees OF the
Town OF OrGway. Colorado:

De It ordHined hy she RoHri OF Trustees OF the
Town OF ordway, Colorado:
Section /. No person shall, within the lin.
It's OF the Town OF ordwAy, conduct, rry IN.
pursue or engage in any Ausiue.s ~ voaltion
In this ordinance named witho 1t b ing first IL
ceusei therefor and shall pay for sucH license
the sum hereinafter specified, to-wIt;
First, For each c4prcsu wagon. tr,usf wa
gon or .hiclc u-od or kept FOR hire to carry
Articles OF properly OF aqy description within
the ToSn al oIdwHy. shall pSy { : such iiesnse
the sum OF Twenty-Five DullaEs e.. COZ for
one wear, or Twelve and 80 ivl po'lars lsIl6m
for six months ior each wagon or vehicle 50
used.
Section .. Nothing in this ordinance shall he
held to rcquitc the pr caring o. license by
iiv, ry stable men doing their ordinary lcG.ti-
mate business, nor merchants or retail deAicrs
delivering their goods. wares and merchandi- G
free OF charge with their own yehlc cs.
Section J. ANY person desiring to obtain a
license Or permit to carry on or conduct auy
bu-inuss mentioned In this Ordiuanc, or for
which license shall hereafter be required.
phall ray to the Town Treasurer, In cash in
!awf ful money of the United States. In advance.
the amount spec! ed In this OrIinlncc. the
Town Tr aSuTer stail issue 70 sal applicant a
receipt for came In duplica,r. and upon the
presentAtiun of org "f sid receipts to the
Town Clerk and Recorder, the Town Clerk and
Recorder may issue tn" econ thTr !
named the iicenfe for the l.rposc rpcclhed.
provided. how ,Vtr. that in instance viii u
license be issued for a short periDd uf time
than six months. neither shall - license be is
sued to cover any time past.
Section I. All vi lntions of the provisions
OF this Ordinance shall subject The viplator to
hne of rot less than Twenty Five Dollars
nor more than Fifty Dollars.
Passed ut a regular meeting of tho Board OF
Trustees OF tho Town OF Ordway. held on the
Fiftb day OF May, \. d. 1905, ut which the Ayes
and Nays Wore called and recorded follows,
to-wi,: Aycs-wm. Bessrovc. Alex Gray, C. IL.
Green. and A. p. Smith. NnyeS-Nonc. .lb-
sent-Thos. Galiayan aui W. G. Kropf.
T. ED DowEEY. Mayor.
Attest: wM. EDGN NR,
lsEAL Clerk and Recorder.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

w. w. Spencer, the sugar beet agri-
culturis., reports that about 2loo acres
of bects will be planted at this place
and at Wei,zer. The acreage at Man
zanola will be four times greater than
last year, while at WeitZcr it will be
double. The beet company expects
TO erect a dump at this point for the
benefit of the growers.-Manzanol1
Sun.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
The Thursday Afternoon Club

The Thursday Afternoon Club met
last week with Mrs. Vim. Broadbent.
Those present were Mesdamcs Rob
erts. Edgar. Chewn. powney, Glasc,
Clark, Walker aud JcGery.
Each member responded to roll call
with quotation from Oliver Wcndall
Holmes.
Mrs. Downey read paper entitled
Spanish AEicrican Face" aud Mrs.
Jcifcry read paper on "Some OF the
Homes of Thackeray."
After adjournment M.s. Broadbent
served the ladies with dainty refresh
meu,s which were thoroughly enjoyed
by all present.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Through the courtesy Of DR.. u. L.
Roberts, we have received an invita-
tion to attend the graduating exercis-
cs of the class in dentistry OF Denver
University. While we could not at
tend, we certainly congratulate our
young friend on now being full
hedgeG dentist, and we hope he VIII
swing his shingle TO the breeze in
Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

The congregation of the NJ. E..
church last Sunday experienced the
novelty of being called to worship by
the sweet tones of Il new bell. We
have inquired about how this happen
ed but have been unable to gain any
particulars. We presume it is dona-
tion from some generous but modest
friend of the church.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

The Linebcr:y Bros, of the Oincy
Springs Bottling Works, are again
delivering their goods in Ordway.
They make the best soft drinks to be
had in the valley. and being a home
institution, should receive the patron
age our dealers.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Fred Reynolds and his brother Hen
ry were here laet Sunday. Fred came
to see his and the new boy which has
been added to his household, and Hen
ry doubtless came to look after his
brother and keep his joyful demon
stratious within bounds.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
The olney Springs Bo,tling Works

The Olncy Springs Bottling Works
have secured the services of Will
Glaze. This insurcs first class ar,i-
Gle in their line of summer drinks.
Patronize ! home industry by order
ing from the Olney Springs Bottling
Works. They will make regular de-
liyerics hereafter.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Just received-The largest and fin
est stock Of wall paper ever brought
to QFdway. All of the latest patterns.
Come and see it. Eroaf Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
Millinery! Millinery u!

Entire nsw stock 9t Mrs. A. n
Brenaman's. Call and see her at ono
Stock and prices gp to date:
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

= WiSt4, clock or jewslry need
-, ti1e them to DIR. Griffin's
- ~ will find an expert
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

III ~ r daaGhter Of Mrs. S.
~ Ieox h(d16 her right arm We'd
~ S1tof6pnn, while at play.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

The largest and most couiplct
stock of Dry Goods, comprising al
the latest styles. at Eropf Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

y 9Eaft Jsife Policy is a fine
~ sase you live to the end
! ma = great blessing TO
6 s. you die sooner. Ask
5or particulars.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
Plymouth Rock Eggs for Sale,

Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock Eggs
at SOC for Is. Plymouth Rock Roos-
tiers for sale. Also turkey eggs for
setting. At Cropf's store,
Chas. Schroeder.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

aaI oiosc next Wednesday
= Ane program has been
~ closing exercises.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
King Center Items.

David Youngo Mahzanola, visited
Floyd McComb a few days last week.
Signe, Gerda and Helmer Wickstrom
came down from Sugar City Friday
evening to attend the ice cream social
Annie and Lulu 4Arnett have re-
turned home from near la Junta
where they haye been attending schol
VIM. Auckland and daughter Bella
wcut to Pueblo Monday.
vesta and Leslie Brooks visited
Martha and Andrew Berglin last Sun
day. Columbiue.
NJ. E. Church Services.
Sunday school at 10 4. nj.
Preaching at II a. M.
Junior League at 2,3O p. M.
Epworth League at 6:3o p. M.
Preaching at 7:30 p. IN.
A special invitation is extended to
all to come.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

9Sst Me insurance consult
S nv agent for the New York
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
special Prices in Case Lots.

The carton Company's Shoes. tte
best made aud fully guaranteed, for
sale by Eropf Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

No61< 1.-THE Olney Springs Bot
~ IGfo 0tPn you want soda pop
5mmGior beverages.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

713oe4 Glosn White Russian Oats for
IN - ~ - The Ordway Trading
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Gal1 W. English Lumber
.. 4 Of feed. They have
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

5Gsrs NJ qseds every week at Gal
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

G0fn chop, bran, shorts. hay and
1Iih5Gdb of feed, at reasonable price /.
". Boglish Lumber Co.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
3Pnhilc Schools.

peIlc Schools.
|ools will close We'd
Inst.
I program, of various
j all rooms will par
friends ,of educa-
snorc than the usual
PIT and encourage
note the 'c''afacter
done. 4
v begin at ? o'clock
EXERCISES On satur-
"a, ct the M. T..
TOOL building next
bon. Don't forget.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

- taP Ike Gallayan's have,
11os0 n nueh Advertising.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
Men, Qsrn.

4leru Mru.
I'M "a oQLo., May 10, 1905.
{ I: Y kap Personal,
Atfsy writes New York Life
FDGr H691p like !Gallqy4n's have,
oos1 II nuch advertising.
G5fn, chop, bran, shorts. hay and
S1k'h hl6db 81 feod, at reasonable price
". Boglish Lumber Co.
l1Gsrs ny qseds every week at Gal
fnoed closn White Russian Oats for
y - ~ -, the Ordway Trading
~ 70 Garwood will leave
49, ~ months tour of the
ON W. English Lumber
.. ~ Of feed. They have
- Mites.
) Ino6k 1.-THE Olney Springs Bot
4 (n G4bn you want soda pop
d ~ X 6nalisr beverages.
i U19t Me insurance consult
= >Sny, agent for the New York
!. 1AI dose next Wednesday
Z ene program has been
{GGtAo closing exercises.
S WaS54s clock or jewslry need
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

s::'s;; s;:s;;' ,.:' s''' Of '';s: en-:
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19

Hfssy writes New York Life
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-23
THE FERRY ANNUAL

At this season of the year it de
lighteth the hear Of We editor to re.
ceiyc the annual catalog and package
Of seeds from D. NJ. Ferry & Co., De.
troit, Mich
His mind is Immediately transported
to the garden patch and he beginneth
to think If it wouldn't be a good plan
to scatter some COW manure thereon.
There is nothing tight about Ferry
and his package of garden seeds is
always done up so tight that we can
never get it back into the same Gem
pact space once we cut the string.
This seed firm has been in businss
for 80 years and its success has been
due to putting up reliable seeds The
catalog of 1905 is an attractive one
and those who would receive the same
should send for it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-23
MOST POPULAR rEAcHER.

Cut out the coupons in this paper
and vote your choice at this Office in
the sealed ballot box for the most pop
ular lady teacher in Salem
The choice is not confined to the pub
lie schools but votes may be east for
any lady teacher in a private school or
college.
The prize is a free box at the play
"Othello," " at the Grand Opera House.
Friday evening, March Sd, by Charles
B. Hanford and wife.
The box seats are not eomplimen-
taries, but cash box Office seats, costing
s15O each, or $3.50 for the box.
Children and persons not subscribers
can vote, and all ballots will be depos
tied in a sealed box in this Office
Save the coupons that appear each
day and be ready to take a part in this
popular voting contest, which is free
10 all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-23
GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN's
YETOEs.

Governor Chamberlain has vetoed
She bill appropriating 10000 for new
deaf mute school. The plan Of the bin
was 90 have the school moved 20 this
city, and the present property occu.
pied by the feeble minded and epilep.
dies from the insane asylum. II devel-
oped that some Of the officials that
rwouid have been required to make
these changes were not favorable to the
plan, and the governor relieved the sit
nation by his veto.
TIE governor had his desk pretty well
cleared Wednesday evening, and had
hled all but four bills. These were the
Newell bill TO regulate the sale Of fer.
ailizer, ono Of the TuttIe bill relating
90 fisheries, tho Kuykendall fraternal
order code, and the Malarkey bin 10
provide support for homes for fallen
women.
The governor vetoed the West sheep
grazing bill on account of defect in
ahe title. Also the bill to create the
Rogue River Road District
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-23
WILL
NEVER
MARRY
County Clerk Will Not Issue
Them a License

Myrtle p. Wallace and John Gilpin
will not be married, At least not in
Marion county under the present ad-
ministration. 1t was decided this after
noon to allow the couple to marry, and
license was applied for from County
Clerk Roland, but was refused be-
cause the Wallace woman is half.
breed, and the statute reads that a
white man cannot marry a woman who
is more than a quarter breed.
After the matter had been taken un.
der consideration for some time. the
criminal information was withdrawn
against the couple, and they were al.
lowed their freedom on promise to leave
salem, and never return.
Thomas Burns, who was arrested
Tuesday evening on the charge Of
drunk, disorderly and resisting arrest
was tried this morning aud fined $40 on
the first two charges and s25 ON the
last.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-23

corner Of them had a mud hole in T.
They tell a story Of a man who put
boat on a wagon and had his mules
draw him across a stretch Of fertile
prairie. Then he went to the land
Office and entered his claim for swamp
land, producing several witnesses who
were quite willing TO swear, orally,
that be rowed over the elailn in boat.
Railroads, by juggling the "alternate
sections" they received when first run
ming their lines through new country.
have acquired tracts Of twenty or even
fifty miles, which they have held un-
improved, waiting for values 70 rise,
while the homesteaders beyond these
belts were driven back. compelled to
conten; themselves with the imaginary
advantages Of railroad perhaps fifty
miles distant. The government has not
always even kept faith with its own
children. II has invitel settlers into
country, and after they had built
houses and started farms in good faith.
has sold out the whole area 10 a rail
road or speculative corporation at, for
example, Al an acre. The homesteaders
were then elected or obliged 10 buy
back their own Jand from their new
masters at, for instance, So an acre,
paying for the improvements that they |
themselves had made. And so on. and |
50 on. It's an old story now--one
that makes appear respectable the
average performance Of pickpoekets
aud thieves.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-23
X-RAYS

The moist and misty gentle drizzle
cometh down.
February % was the day to swear
of on lying. How many did it!
Let's quit kicking and everybody
lift That's the way to make town.
"Chuck full of fight as Kansas
farmer" has come to be common
saying
\ correct program to run their city
upon is needed at Portland more than
a mayor.
Pie is still the great national dish.
But Sauer Kraut is steadily gaining
in popularity.
The Oregon legislature raised so
many salaries it might have passed Ouc
little revenue bill.
IRE We growing fatalistic3 Is not
the outgrowth OF materialism 7
But there are more poems on fate.
go
The Minnesota hardware men are in
convention today Some cutting re.
marks were made by the speakers.
1t would have looked as well or bet
ter il part of tho mombcrs Of the
legislature had put their wives ON for
clerks.
Tho Tuskegee, Ala, institute is in
session, and there seems to be no way
10 stop tho eolored population from
educating themselves.
The old adage used 10 be- to "stua
cold and starve a fever" but some
common sense wag has put it, "stu6 a
'taryo and cool fever.
Well, after what the newspapers said
about him We expect the salem jus,
ice of the peace 20 be indicted. CAN
ruE NEWSPAPERS LIEF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-23

An Investment last winter and s,-,r.
or SIS In advertising space IN two -,
cultural publications put s. 400 A. .
farm boys pocket. lie advertises -,
corn, Il was the arst publicity -
chasing he ever did. ana naturel,v n.
went about IL In that diaidept in.-,,s a
olous manner which Is OF cons,dsrss,.
assistance 70 the new man M tn,"s 1S'
trade still be made money ana W.,
g more important when phuosonh,,-i
y considered. learned 10 appre,is,s ~.
value OF printers iak.--Agricultur,I As ,'.'
vertising. 1NH
h hsAsrs are a~y assSsiaE rA.m.,..
aeeag sar nerchaata, th.v .s--,.
@aNertiae ta tAta paper. 4, .s
sAs e~ysrs Ga SswA aAd tAe .a,.s-''.
teFrigeEE.
So ~ 4 ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-23
FOOLISH JOKES.
Turns IN False Fire Alarm and Calls
Out Department.

some practical joker who evidently
did not care what expense the city
Was pat Go, turned ia false 6re alarm
last night He called ecutrA from
SOME phone ou tho 100 board. saying
there was a Are in George Bros. White
House restaurant The alarm was ina.
medlately turned ia, aud the depart
meu' turned ous with aA possible
speed only 60 6ud that they had been
dopcd opon arriving at the restaurant.
The police have a elew 10 the iaenti,
~ of the joker, ana say that they will
posh The matter 20 the fun extens Of
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