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WHEREAS-The Court of Common Pleas w holden within and for Fairfield County on the 17th day of February, 19O5 ordered and decreed that certain real estate belonging to Isaac Zimmerman and bounded and described as follows: situated in the Town of Hunting ton in the Walnut Tree District, with the buildings thereon and bounded Northerly by the highway; Easterly by land of Leander J. Wheeler and land of Erwin 0. Bassett; south vey F. Peet and West by land of said Peet and the highway, containing sixty-seven acres more or less
 2d piece-Situated partly in the town of Huntington and partly in the town of Monroe and bounded: Northerly by lanC of Wells w. Lewis and land of Harvey F. Peet and Easter ly, Southerly and Westerly by highways..with saw mill thereon, containing 24 acres more oraless,
 5d piece-Is bounded Northerly and Wester- ly by land of Dr Edward M Beardsley, East erly by highway; and Southery by land of John l.. Beardsley. containing 20 acres more tion, to the highest bidder. on April 1Uth, 1905 at two o'clock p. m., and
 Whereas, said Court appointed me a con- mittee to sellthe same; Notice is hereby given that will by virtue of said order and decree sell said real estate in accordance with said order and decree on said 10th day of April 1905, at two p. m. Said sale will take place up on the premises and no final bid can be receiv- ed except upon the deposit In cash of ten peI cent of the amount Of the same or 8 certified check for said amount. Said premises were formerly owned and occupied by Lewis B Gray
 Dated at Huntington. March 10th, 1905.
 DAVID A. NICHOLS,
 COmmittaa fo coI
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The Probate Courts.

Ia Court of Probate holden at Bedding, Awithin and for the District of Redding on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1905.
 Present. John N. Nickerson. Esq Judge. On motion of Henry s. Osborn, EXecutor on the estate of Jane Sherwood, late of the with in said district, deceased, This court doth de- cree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the executor Hen ry s. Osborn, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in news paper having circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Redding nearest the place where the deceased last dwe1t.
 Certified from record,
 John N. Nickerson, Judge. P. O.: Henry s. Osborn, Bedding Ridge, Ct.
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NOTES FROn ST ROSES.
LECTURE BY REV J. c. CARR OF DAN
 BURY,

LECTURE BY REV J. c. CARR OF DAN- BURY. A lecture on "St Patrick, the Apos- tie to Ireland,' will be given by Rev J. c. Carr of Danbury at St Roses church, Sunday evening, March 19. Father Carr is an eloquent speaker and doubtless will draw large audience. A sacred concert will be given in con- nection with the lecture. Soloists who will assist in the musical program are Miss Hogan of New Haven, Miss An nie Hartigan of Bridgeport and mem- bers of the choir of St Peters church of Danbury.
 Miss Rose Cogan, niece of Father Fox, has entered St Joseph's convent at Hartford. Miss Lizzie Cogan suc- ceeds her as housekeeper at St Roses rectory.
 On Friday night at o'clock will be | commemorated the Stations of the Cross and the Benediction of the Bless ed Sacrament.
 Mass will be observed, Sunday, at St Stephens church, Stepney, at II a. m. Mass will be celebrated on Friday, St Patrick'S day, at a. m.
 Rev Patrick Fox was in Hartford, Tuesday.
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JOE GETS A HURRY CALL AS HE STANDS SHIVERING IN HIS
 GOWN.

Bang, whang!" went the telephone a. m., one night this week. "Is that you, Joe?" said a pleasant voice over the wire. "Yes," said Joe, who had run from his couch in his bare feet and his night robe. Say, there are three suspicious looking characters standing out on the stoop of Taylor's hotel. wish you would come over and look after them" "All right" said Joe, as he amiably rushed back to bed.
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E. H. DILLON & co.

either wind, gasolene or steam power, also plants for electric lighting. Situ- ated on their farms with no rent to pay they claim that they can give as good or better prices than any other dealer. Drop line to them for a sample catalogue.
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TnE CONGREGATlONAL CHURCH
MRS MYRTLE KNAPP TO SPEAK.

MRS MYRTLE KNAPP TO SPEAK.
 It is expected that Mrs Myrtle Knapp, missionary from the East Central Africa mission, will speak at the Endeavor missionary meeting in the lecture room Of the church, Sun day evening, March 26, at o'clock. Mrs Knapp is an entertaining speaker and has fund of information at her command about the strange ways and customs of the Dark Continent that will interest all.
 The ladies' missionary meeting for March will meet on Tuesday afternoon, March 21, at 3 o'clock, at the home of Miss s. J. Scudder. Subject, "Japan: The Making of the Nation." Chapter two of DuX ChristuS. The pastor will hold his class of young people for instruction in the simple principles of the Christian faith, this Saturday afternoon, March Is, at o'clock.
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Bargains In Real
 Estate, For Sale by David C. Peck /:

4eO0: Fine dairy. poultry and fruit farm, 1 mile from Newtown village. 1h miles from! Railroad Station and creamery. 66 acres of fertile land we'll watered;, Broom house in good repair, large modern barn cost 5000; two large memories, capacity 400 fowls; large bearing apple orchards, pears and small fruit; spring water at barn, etc.
 Farm of s7 acres, property of NeWtown Say Bank, 1N miles from Newtown Village and barn nearly new, cost slOOO; fruit. A bargain Enqutre for price and terms;
 5000. To close an estate! The Frederick Sanford homestead, five minutes walk from Station at Newtown. 10-room house. barns. outbuildings, fruit, running spring water, 9
 $52OO. One of the finest and best located res idence properties in Newtown Village, the Johnson Homestead; large lot 135 it. front; fine buildings ? acres meadow. fruit.
 $500. A90ttage by the sea at Bay View, Milford. Large lot with new 7-room cottage. double piazzas, fine location, elevated, com mands extensive view of Sound.
 100 shore lots, value $25O up.
 Furnished cottage to rent by the month or season.
 Write for fuller description of prop ertV that interests VOL
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Miss Katharine Payne of Bridgeport is passing few days with her mother, Mrs Mary Payne.
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Charles Stone, of the Woodbury & Waterbury Automatic Telephone Co.,, was in Sandy Hook, Wednesday, string ing the wires. He has secured six subscribers in Sandy Hook, MT Brott, Edward Troy, P. J. Kelly, Betts' Drug store.
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Mrs George o. Banks of Botsford has passed the week with her daughter, Mrs Ben Corning.
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The regular meeting of Jephthah chapter, O. B. S., occurs next Monday night,
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Straw mattings, table, floor and stair oil cloth, just the goods the housekeep- CTS need at housekeeping time. At the Brick store, Sandy Hook.
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Miss Della Keane has been ill for a few days with the grip. Dr Green of Southbury attends her.
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Great values in summer dress goods lawns, ginghams, voiles, mOhair Jus tres, etc, at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s.
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Hobart H. Curtis was in the Park City, Wednesday.
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Eagle Rock circle, Companions of the Forest, will initiate class of 24 members, Friday night. Refresh ments will be served and a social time will follow.
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James Farrell, Sr., is poorly and un der Dr kiernan'S care.
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The Methodist ladies gave a 1Ot supper, Wednesday afternoon, at tht home of Mrs Jacob Deitcher.
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VIEWPOINT IN 1900.

FACTS TAKEN FROM A HISTORY PUB LIsHED IN 1819-KINDLY FORWARD ED TO THE BEE BY .DK CHARLES N. GALLUP OF LONG HILL.
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Representative Troy has been laid up for 10 days with tonsilitis and grip, under Dr I<iernan's s care. He went to Hartford, Wednesday,, for the first time since his illness
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An elegant assortment of the fine
 kibbe cOnfectiOns at BettS & Betts. Step into their store and take look
 at the goods.
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THE BEES rap at the dog nuisance in Sandy Hook evidently did some good as certain canines are not so much in evidence. A word to the wise may save trouble later on.
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For Sale.

wish to dispose of Farm Wagons. Surreys 2-seat Pleasure Wagons, Top and Open Bug gies; also platform wagons with side sea ts good for IS people; will sell tow as l want the and apom hls1 W1l sell my homestead with land also farm. dwelling house, horse barn and large tobacco barn. with some 60 acres at New Presto Q Station. Gall and me. Also some 20 acres near Bethlehem town line Will sell low for cash, as have other business. H. w. Woodruff, Washington Depot, Conn,
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

SUNDAY SERVICES. On Sunday there will be Holy Con- munion at 10 a. m., the usual morning service at II, followed by the Sunday school, and the afternoon service at 1 D. m.
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The officers of the grand chapter, O D. S., will visit Jephthah chapter, O E. S, prll 19.
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Hiram lodge, No. IS, F. x A. M., con ferred the F. c. degree on one candi date, Wednesday night.
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NEXT WEEK LENTEN SERVICES.
 Lenten services, Wednesday after noon at 4, and Friday evening at 7.30
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Miss Fannie M. Andrews was guest over Sunday of her sister in Hawley- vile.
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Mrs Annie Platt is on the sick list, attended by Dr Kiernan.
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At the store of Haeublein at Adams The Arst will be held March 2S It 10 .. m. Will cell for everybody and anything brought to this sale. Several good articles booked now. Keep tho
 HAEUBLEIN & sPRANDEL. Haeublein. Auctioneer,
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TOWN TOPICS.
TRINITY PARISH NOTES.
FRIDAY NIGHT.

FRIDAY NIGHT.
 On Friday there will be evening prayer with sermon, the service being held in the Guild room at 7.3O o'clock.
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HOWLAND'S
Good
 Histories For Little.

bit of luck brings number of sets of histories by some of the best writer's to be sold at small price, The books in their making, in accord with their value as reference worksare printed in clear type on good pa per and bound attractvey in cloth hafeather Here the books and the authors. Do they not speak for thopoSo
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Hot water bottles, fountain syringes and anything in the rubber line, al the store of Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook
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The 14,months-o]d daughter of MT and Mrs Henry Lang died on Wednes- day, after an illness with spinal men, ingitis. Tine burial took place on Thursday afternoon, Funeral Director Troy having the arrangements in charge.
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The D; ..!!,I!;., M: Rsad ;!!: Co.,
The Spring Shirt Waists.

InG SpT1ng Dn1TT w a1SCS. The greater number of the splendid each stylish hall good workmanship Waists modsh in and perfectly Waists or Valenceme
 Slipsc for eundert the sheer
 Sale of Lisle Hosiery. in be for weat and manyw themn Rcheieu ngain quality
 
 Iona Flannel
   cdren rockS bath dozen different patterns pink bue and brown checks 29 inches wide
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TUESDAY EVENING AT BOTSFOR

TUESDAY EVENING AT BOTsFORD.
 On Tuesday evening, the Fist, serv- room at Botsford at 7.30 o'clock, to which the people of that district are cordially invited.
 Rev J. H. George held service at the Hawleyville chapel, Thursday evening.
 The Woman's Auxiliary met on Thursday of this week at Mrs FlanS- burgh's and Mrs Marcus Camps.
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EOR SALE-s pair of No. 1 Devon oxsn,4 new milch coWA yeaFling bulls, threo 3-yoAr- old heifers. Bert Wldman. NeWtown.
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Gustave Carlson passed Saturday il the Park City.
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EOR SALE-A 90 horse power upright boiler T and 2S horse power horizontal engine all complete and ln good running ordot. J. H. Peck, HAwley vile, Conn.
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WOODBURY HOMESTEAD FOR sALE-I
 ,i, shail Sa sell e at public auction Saturday, Aprli stu, leoo at o'clock, afternoon, (unless previously disposed of at private sale) my homestead, known The Trowb bridge Place. containing 50 es, more or less, with dwell- d1tion. Also 15 acres of woodland in the north ei east part Of sonthbury, about one mile from It Ine homestead. This home is on the main sCreeG rom Woodbury to SOuthbury. 1h miles from Woodbury center and miles from Pom peraug Valley Station. For further informa- IIon ana terms Of sale inquire of my agent, Gaeorge P. Crane: Woodbury February 25 1905. Mrs Harriett A. Graham
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For Sale.

1900 lb. horse, 365, good age and good worker; a pair of good road mares for $l35; ? safe fam fly horses, fearless of autos or cars. l5 other horses weighing 1000 to 15OO lbs each and very reasonable price. Edgar T. Andrews, Bethel, Conn, Telephone.
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Mrs George A. Northrop was i Bridgeport, Saturday.

Mrs GeOrge A.. NOrUnrOp was III Bridgeport, Saturday.
 On Sunday afternoon Miss Katie Honan, who had been assisting for a few days with the work at Mrs c. H. Peck's, was taken ill and Dr Kiernan summoned. He diagnosed her case as appendicitis and after conferring with her mother an operation was decided on pr Stratton of Danbury per. formed the operation, Sunday evening, with Drs kiernan, Schuyler and Gale to assist. Miss Stevens, a trained purse, is caring for Miss Honan. Miss Honan is now doing nicely.
 The young daughter of Constable c. B. Johnson has been ill and under the care of pr kiernan.
 Amos Camp is ill and once more con. fined to the house.
 The IA months-old daughter of MT
 r
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A LOTION SALE-At the S. J. Botsford farm A. in Palestine District. Newtown. Tuesday, April 7, at 10 a; m. sharp. stoves. feather beds. bedsteads. bureaus, books, lounges, blacksmith tools. harnesses, rope and tackle. window sash, grindstOne, crow bars. chains, t1l1ng and other miscellaneous articles. Terms cash at time of sale. o. E. Johnson, Auction eer
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FARM AT AUCT1ON-I will sell at Public | Auction (sf not previously disposed of at private sale) 'on Friday, March 5l. 1905, the Hnafles th 5afkson % farm so-caled situated in Center, containing fifty acres more or less. Mn6d5ay su16dd5hly diyided + into meadow pasture and m. on the premises. For further particulars inquire of my, agent, Geo. P. Crane. North Woodbury. Mrs William Flowers. If stormy, sale will take place first fair day.
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EOR SALE--1 pr. seasoned young work horses, set Boston Backer harness, 1 Ain. tire reach wagon, will take 3 tons anywhere Wm. A. Tator, k. Q. 47, Ridgefeld, Oonn.
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WANTED.-Thirty oP forty first class how. " CTS and choppers: also teams to draw living prices. Inquire E. E. Nettleton. Wind- sor Hotel, Bridgeport Conn. FOR SALE-Place of 16 acres, good house, barn and outbuildings, good orchard; alt kinds fruit; located in NeWtoWn. For paftic 3iarS address. Fl. A. Pratt, Rear 27z State St.. Bridgeport, Conn.
 E>OR RENT-One half of tho Frederick San-
 ford house. D o Peck, Newtown,Ot
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! ADIES with few moments leisure tim, U daily can learn something to their advan tage by addressing undersigned. Enclose stamp. The Berkshire Supply Co.,, New Mil ford. Conn.,
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EGGS tOk HATCHlNG-My ten Rhode I8- G land Red hens (hatched 1903 have fulfilled the claim made by old breeders that the Reds are good winter layers. having laid every day this winter. some days as many as seven egg. Besides the same hens sold from last year have four pens mated to cockerels from the yards of Lester Tompkins, Concord, Mass, shows; also at St. puis: and I. W. Bean of South Braintree. Mass, another first prize winner in the East I have two-veaf-old erel from the yards of E. B. T Thompson (Ring- let Strainl Amenia, N. Y. These are two of the best breeds for winter eggs. Shall be pleased to All orders from all my old custo- mers, and as many new ones as can. Eggs Milford. Conn. If you are interested in $. C. R. I. Reds or B. F. Rocks better save this ad- vertisement.
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Auctions

ROR SALE-2 pair good working oxen. A. L. V Hawley. HAWleyv1lle, Conn.
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HARM of 17O acres to let on shares. Will fur | nlsh one horse and all the tools and half the seed. Farm will cut 40 tons of hay. Call or address. Oscar Fairchfld Southbury, Ut.
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Amos Camp is ill and once more con- fined to the house.
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NANTED-A good sawyer with 8 portable w mill: steady work. good pay. Sanford & Ritch, Seymour, Conn.
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Special Notice.

Am prepared to do all kinds of carpenter and joiner work either by day or contract Satisfaction guaranteed in all my work a bury. Phillip Schnabel, Dodgingtown Dis trict, Newtown. Conn. P. O. Address: Bethel Route 24h.
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EOR SAIE-Three horses. Inquire of Elm U ory P: Sanford. Bedding Ridge, Ot.

PHODE ISLAND REDS-Three pens mate IL with new blood. Eggs, .75c for 15; $4 De 100. Cockerels and bullets 3l each E. f Aver, North GuilfOrd, Conn.
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E'OR lSALE-Four good farms for sale at once at an extremely low price. Address or call on Phineas k. Clark. Nov Milford, Ct. HOUSE to rent near Newtown station, nov u occupied by Agent of the N. Y, N. Fl. & H. R. R. Oo. Address Thomas Reilly, 651 La fayette St., Bridgeport. Conn.
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NOR SALE-6 lhree-year-old heif ers,2-year- old bull, and good family horse 0 B. Buckingham, New Milford, Conn.
 DOR SALE--Ab bout 30 yards new rag carpet. 5Oc per yard. Good bedroom set and Shon, inger organ in good condition. Mrs William Whitehead. Bedding Ridge, Conn.
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For Sale or Rent.

My place near Stepney Depot; house and barn in good repair; 15 acres of good land near school, postoffice and depot; good fruit; never failing water. For further particulars call or address Mrs w. J. Candee, Stepney De- nof Conn
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FOR SALE--The Israel Lucas place at South
 also French plate glass mirror. 8x2h feet.
 handsomely framed for back bar; also bar ber's French plate glass mirror and miscellan- eous lot of household Furniture Heavy. me
 dium and light team wagons. good Concord
 top, spindle buggy, light furniture van. covered; furniture truck.
 Would exchange any or all for live stock or farm produce and wood. J D Dixon, Sylvan avenue, Bridgeport. Telephone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
Vacation Social.

A number of University students
who were unable to 60 home for the
holidays, very appropriately observed
the death Of the old year and the birth
of the new, at the Young Ladies Hall.
In comparison to the large number of
students who usually throng those
rooms when anything Of this kind is
going on, the gathering looked rather
small and lonesome. 1t was only in
looks, however, for a %iollier time was
never had. A very interesting i'm
promptu program was rendered, consist
ing of readings by Miss Ruby Phelps
and musical numbers by Miss Mae
Phelps, Miss Mahafiic, Mr.. Markell and
Catlow. The young ladies did not
forget that il was the last night of leap
year, and apparently did not neglect
any opportunities. Numerous games,
suitable to the occasion were played,
and when the new year arrived the
usual quota Of new resolutions were
made. 1t was at n late hour, or rather
an early hour, when the merry students
departed, each wishing for every one
that this new year might be the hap
picst of their lives, thus far.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
Miss Minnie Evans.

a business which is peculiarly
adapfeJ to the genius Of woman and
whicb requires the skin of an artist
as making hats.
Miss Minnie Evans, proprietor Of
Che White Corner Millinery Depart
nant, bias proven herself to be a con
uDcosssar in this line. She came to Sa-
gem only three years ago, and her
lEaudscucly furnished apartments,
yidhip decorated at all seasons with
.srgmopriatc and stylish head-gcar,
@t.os come 10 be recognized as the
ypsEss TO go to obtain just what il
'.'propes" in that line. Miss Evans
wide personal acquaintance and SUI
y1cYior Knowledge Of the wants of
rEUmen enable her to supply the de
znnds 81 she trade in q supcrbly sat
5afan1orr manncr. Not only is Miss
wsvgrrr aN accomplished artist in the
I1El-unl5ug line, but she is endowed
TvdEb extraordinary business cnpabIl-
aUeh as is demonstrated by the large
arssga she has and the number of as
sstF.ants employed during the busy sea-
4.ms. in addition to her regular force.
Her establishment is becoming wide,
ly known in western Oregon, and she
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
HAPPY WOMEN.
Plenty Of Them in Salem, and Good
Reason for 1t.

Wouldu't any woman be happy,
After wears of backachc suffering,
Days of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cure2
No reason why amy Salem reader
should suffer in the face of evidence
bke this;
Mrs. Conradiua Arnold, of IiO East
First street, Albany, says: ".Doau's
Kidney Pills diG me considerable good,
4 used them for rheumatic pain, across
she small of nay back and down through
ahc sides, which were very severe whom
, stopped to litt anything or sat i'm one
position for any lcugth of time. / got
DOau's Kidney pills and commenced
their use. | began 10 gen better right
away, and continued taking them.
They soon relieved me, and | have had
very little trouble since, / shall always
try Go keep Doun's Kidney Pills in the
mousse, aud will recommend them at ey.
cry opportunity.
Plenty moro like this from Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
Melch.Rrown Weddinr.

\ pretty home wedding occurred at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs, A.
Wclch on Sunday at noon, when c. h.
Wclch and Miss Ellen Brown, of Baker
city, were united in matrimony, Rev.
Butler officiating, Only relatives Of the
contracting parties were present, and
the young people will 60 to housckeep.
ing on Cottage street.
The bride is an cstimablc young lady
Of Baker City, while the groom is the
popular head electrician of the Citizens
Light 4 Traction Company plant in
this city. Their many friends wish
them a long and prosperous life,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
Bent Her Double.

81 knew no one for four weeks when
/ was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble writes Mrs. Annie Hunter,
of Pittsburg, Pa, "and when l got
better, although l had one of the best
doctors | could get, I was bent double
and had to rest my hands ON my
knees when | walked, From this ter
rlble affection I was rescued by elec-
tric Bittcro, which restored my
health and strength, and now ] can
walk ms straight as ever. They are
simply wonderful Guaranteed to
cure stomach, liver and kidney lisor-
dcrs. At D., G, Pcrry's drug store.
Price, Gee.