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Evening journal., 1906-10-18
MATINEE RACES

Following is the card of the twentieth
regular matinee races Of the Delaware
Horse Show Association at Horse Show
Park on Saturday:
Event No. 1.
Mr. Hollett ..........b m. Annie Jansen
Ar. Greenman.. .. ..ch m, Mollie Pitcher
Mr. Tanguy.. o. o.. ...ch m, Rexenia
AIR. Worrilow ....... b m, Queen Esther
Mr.. Wright. =. blk h, Straight Cut
Event No. ?.
Mr.. Wallace ..b g, Wilkes McGregor
Mir. Austin. ~ ......... =. e. b
Mr.. Moody. ..ch m, Minnie serrin
pr, Darlington ..br h, Candy Chimes
Event No. 3
Nh. dupont .......br g. Rejected Stone
Mr.. Stoeckle. blk m, Florence Stanton
Mr. Hahaify.- ..b g. Walloper
Or. Thos. J. Mahaffy.. ....b 6, Redmond
Event No. l.
Mr. Armstrong ..br h. Brookland Chief
Mr. Harlan 49,. ..br h. Special Director
Mr. H. T. Wallace ......b m, Essex Maid
Mr.. Witsil ......,... .br g, Diamond Dick
MIR. Townsend ....... ......g s, Gambolier
Event No. 5.
Mr.. Tanguy.. O.. e. q. .. b z. Alfred T.
Mr.. Jack .-..... ......b &. Beilmore
AR. Pollok ,.... =. -. ........blk z. Girls
Mr.. Harlan ................. b e. Cecil b
Mr. Donohue .......ro m. Fannie Wilson
Mr.. Mcclain.. ........b g, Robert H.
Event No. 6.
Mr.. Hutton ......- ... ,.ch m, Bessie d
Mr. Morgan. ....b m, Nancy n.
Mr.. Turner ...........- .......... M, Fora
AIR. Ewing. ....ch z. william n.
Mr.. H. 7. Wallace 49,. b m. Mamie Red
Mr. Bowers. ..... ... ...b 6, DR.. Church
Evening journal., 1906-10-18
ELKS' WON TWO

The ErSs and Black Cats OF the Casino
League rolled last night with the follow
ing result:
Evening journal., 1906-10-18
BASEBALL.

The Chicago White sox yesterday
defeated Joliet, H.. 10 to 0.
wilmington win wind up the base
pail season in this city on Saturday
when they win play New Castle.
Wilmington fans are much Interest,"
ed In the newly organized Atlantic
League. The people here want league
ball and they must have it.
Evening journal., 1906-10-18
.--,o--ocl-..--e.--o----------

June 2s-chicago, 9; Detroit, 2. (walsh.
owen and Altrock- -Eubanks)
June SO-white sox, 6; cleevland, 4
White -Rhoades, Eels and Joss.)
Aug 15-Cleveland, 3; Philadelphia, 3.
Khoades-Dygert)
Aug 25-Philadelphia. a; Detroit, 3.
Oygert-D -Donoyan.)
Sept. 2s-c.ncinnat, ?; Boston. l.
Qwing-Dorner)
oct. 2-cincinnati, ?; Boston, ?. Ewing
Pfeffer.)
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If it
fails to cure. e. W. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1906-10-18
WlrH rHE noWLERs.

The teams Of the wilmington city
Bowling Association win roll their weekly
games tonight
Bowling enthusiasts are very much In
terested in the wilmington Eastern
Leaeue team.
Evening journal., 1906-10-18

Totals. -. :. .......... sOa sos IA a'7'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
COATS.

After Coatslng part with the
balance
they weren't marked at prices to begin with.
Lot No. 1nades
seasons prices price,
$500 EACH.
Lot No 2Incudes about fifteen Covert and Coats Of specially
smart styles, worth $1,000 $3.50 and $3.50 Sale price, S775
Lot No 3Ihe the popular sellers
Empire Backs,
$780, S00 $780, including
price, only 0each.
the Of Of
sorts Sale close $3.50 each.
One Black Boadloth white satin lined
soe made desirable for either street evening Regular
Sale price, to close, S246o
The balance Coats ranging price to
$4,000, at half price.
English
3sa Coat made for service beauty price, price,
close S425o.
One all squrrned Canadian English
she'll seceabe and rich price, price,
close $500.
squielned Coat lynx collar
places for $4,000 regular
Evening trimmings match, very desirable
Regular price, $3.50. Sale price, ss75.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
LADIES' FURS.

where shine again Choice weIeced
acterstic Of this store took the
correctly of
selling, makes this ideal buying for either those
do
such as Mink, Maren and Alaska Fox sets.
collar, pillow of Regular
price $4,000. Sale price, 70 close $s25o
Sable
$4,000 Sale price, $3.50
Mink Scarf shape, Regular price $42
Sale price $2975.
Sale price $4,000
skins trimmed with natural
tails. Regular price $4,000 Sale price, $425o
Special Muhs to
SPECIAL values IN Neck Pieces 396 $3.50
variety select from in opossum Men Jap Minks Sable
Squirrel etc very little investigation convincing that this unusual
time and this the place
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
FUR LINED COATS.


than the Fgn Coat stock and they worth today all asked
like all Merchandise this
the time when little attention original present
All $500 Frined
All Furned
All $4,000 s425o Fulned Coats
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
LADIES' RIBBED UNDERWEAR.

Brandy Vests, Union Suits Numbers specially
priced longer, the saving Of
which makes this opportune time to buy.
Mills Vests and Pants sizes
Regular prices, 1926 each. Sale price, CSC each
Mills and Pants and s.
Regular price, Sale price, $lIs.
Fifteen dozen pairs of cos with supporters Regular price,
price, each
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
SALE BEGINS MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1906
GARMENT DEPARTMENT.

cutting sensation Doubl interesting
eight Coats No with anything with
upand above board you'll the
everything advertised No more, NJ less
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
TURKISH TOWELS.

Twenty Turkish Towels heavy size, worthy
Sale price, nc each $500 per dozen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
COTTON BLANKETS.

Fifty pairs White Blankets with red and blue borders perfect in
sold by all the ACE pair Sale price, Se
Blankets Blanket that think the
Blanket price the appearance of
white only, and sold this for $3.50
price, sl79 pair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
BARGAINS in WAISTS.

truly styled An immense variety
with to lin
d
Most Of IN TO in q Il
$500, Waists at Just half price Sizes a.
Lace de Chere and silk
to at
Waists a
Waists mostly seasons made or fine silks and Creme
from $500 price S29s
Requiring but the changing Of the 40 handsome Waist
for Black white tam and light blue They
Twenty $3.50 China silk Waists white sizes &c.
Sale price, to close, $lSs.
Fifty Black and Brown Mohair Red Tan and Black Yelling
Wash Waists made Of all the popular fabrics all
$500 and $3.50 Sale price, close slice each
Every Waist this style
Of the kinds
wash materials and mohairs sah price Sizes 81 10 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
CHLDREN'S HOSE.

Ga, tne
Zoe and l5c kinds Sale price to close Sc per pair
afford these for next Spring you can't use
them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
TRAY CLOTHS.

An immense variety zoe to Szs that will
peal to judgment the minute you them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
COMFORTERS.
WOOL BLANKETS.

too
o
this week Qualities $500 $780, $50 per pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
II IS GERMAN DAY
Waterbury is We'll Represented at New
 Britain Festivities.

Professor Hans Saro and Henry Doerr left today for New Britain to participate in the festivities to be held there this evening and to-mor- row by the Germans of that place. The program includes concert this evening under the direction of Profes- sor Saro. Tomorrow there will be a big parade in which practically all the German societies of the state will be represented. All the German so- cieties of Waterbury will be repre- sented in the line of march and if there are any prizes to be awarded they are sure to come to the Brass City. Some day when the Germans of this city decide to observe the com ing of the boys from the fatherland to Waterbury the whole town will turn out with them and the occasion will be made a memorable epoch in the history of the town. In New Britain just now they are trying to find out the. first German resident of that place, but opinions differ, and it will be 50. here when they get to 1t. But that doesn't make any difference. The Germans make very desirable citizens and New Britain, Waterbury and every other town wants all it can get of them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
ANS0AIA MAN SUED
Local Contractors Say Hs Failed to
 Keep His Agreement

Lewis Corr and Edward Gaughan have brought suit against Martin Nelligan of Ansonia to recover sl 1000 said to be due them on partnership transaction. The plaintiffs claim that in May, 1905 they formed partner ship with Nelligan to build the Gar- den street school in Ansonia. The contract price was S13,9O4. X few months later Corr and Gaughan with drew from the partnership.
 The withdrawal was by agreement, at that time 1t Is claimed there had been received by the firm from the original contractor w II. Barnes $S,l22. The balance $5.S72 was later reduced to $3,S00 and Sl,5O0 of this sum was to be paid over to Nelligan to be used In paying off bills and $oOO was to be reserved by AIr Barnes to meet contingencies in another suit in- stigated against Nelligan by Michael Corners. The remaining $o,1O,D was to be divided between Nelligan, Corr and Gaughan. The last two claim this part of the agreement has not been carried out. Money due Nelllgan from various sources has been at- tached.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
Incrca.e in waees.

Fftchburg. Mass. Aug s.-one thousand employees of the Park Hill Manufacturing Co of this city are af- fecfed by an increase of 5 per cent in wages which vent into effect to- day. The raise means an increase in the pay roll of s.s.00o a year. This increase is in line with recent ad- vances made in other cotton miIb q
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
Every Available Ship.

Berlin. Aug s.-The foreign office authorizes the Associated Press to say that the German government re grets that the plans of the navy de- partment for the maneuvers in Sep tember include every ship available and preclude detaching vessels to visit the United States on the occa- sion of the American-Cerman yacht races of Marblehead-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
rsr promo,ers of industries.

It is an odd fact that South Africa owes three of her greatest industries to JeVs De Pass developed the whaling and gusno industries. An drade that of ostrich farming. and Nosenfhal the vooi and hide trades.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06

Inc Evsn1ns Democrat s ns pso- pls's paper. Tho pf1cs ts 3e . eoSy. iss . ussk. eb . ysass by usu e mfTto..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
Peculiar ocean Fish.

The pyromosa has just recently been discovered. It was found on Avalan bay. It is about foot long. with an opening at the end. It emits a faint glow until touched or fright ened. vhereupon it blazes out in viiyd glare of green light
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
Crocodile Emblem of Luck.

An emblem of good luck. a stuffed crocodile. is found in many of the houses and over eoors and gatewsys in Cairo. The idea conveyed by the custom is similar to our own horse shoe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
vcrId,, r.li.ss uouns.in.

Sunday island. in the Pacific. is really the tsrIezt mozntain in the world. Tt rises 1ocs feet out Of i've nf1es o( water. and ls thus nsariy 3e.r nas aank fnnm hnaa- -ko summfk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
Governor Pardons Lynch

Governor Chambs lain has hardened
2. j. Lynch, of Astoria. who kept q
sailor boarding house in the eitv br
the sea. The reasons upon which the
ehlef executive perdonei the man are
the petition of the business men of Az.
toria; his excellent department Curing
his confinement at the state prison.
the grave doubts as TO his guilt Of
this pa ticular crime, and that if guilty
ne has been sufficiently punished; hi,
health Is in a precarious condition and
on the recommendation of the prison
ehaplains, Rev. Fathers Moore ard
Murphy Of Salem.
Objections to the granting of .be
pardon were made by the British vice
consul Sheriff Thomas Linuville an,
others
Lynch had been accused Of eom,l;.
ity Of kidnaping and shangbaing n |
W. L" diner whom he placed ON hoard |
The British vessel Folresdale March a |
1908 and fo' which he was sent 70 lie !
oenhentiary for eight years. Tbeo5ors
'oo'nSoH who was jointly convicted
'''h him, was given but one year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
Mccormick

The word that is foreve- immortal
ized by the machinery having that
name.
lie pionee7 harvesting machinery
that has always led the van, and that
Is always used as standard for com.
parison.
AS good as a Mccormick" i tba
iavoriie argument Of many a salesman n
for infer Tor machines.
What we alway, invite the intepding
purchaser to do Is 10 scan every fes.
ture Of all machines. then come ora
,ook at the corresponding points in the
Iaey will always be found superior
'a the vital features, the things that
really count for something.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
RANDOM BY THE SEA.

Tho Bansiou Rs~ooieg fof July 18th
A. r. Fetts-. editor. comes 10 haBd Ia
tuepiytwo-rnes sllUsa'ed edition, =
boom edition for tbat live town of
SoDihWeft~rn Oregon
Although one of she smaller harbors
% The Oregon coast ,Bansion is abe 20
make showing something like The
equivalent ~ 425 carloads u export,
fcs tbe year ending July lst
This 10 without counting the lumber
prodocss wh.eh l. over tWea' 'y-6ye mil.
iien feet. ba's measure. besides large
shipmsnts n poles Tor telephone and
tsieg'aph lines
During ihs yeaF meniioaed los steam
sfs esfsnsd lhs p1r, ans eos other vss
sels euisTei and cleared ihs hurbor -
bansisu. sNvea shiI- we're built there
fko Inss t~o years ireludlBg steam.
orr.
Prom The y cord sss eap get q veiv
geed imPfessioa ef the " isd resources
ar'i eptsusisss u ihis nitls gsm of a
city 10 5ouihwes'srr Oregon. whi,h has
maag sialns % b. eons,lsfel asa IN
sure su@ms' sesgs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
Hop Contracts Filed.

Tas following hop contracts have
been filed with the county recorder:
Thomas Tweed. of Salem. r. T. d
10. 7. 70 A Magn1s Sons Co., Of
Chiesgo. 10000 pounds at 10 cents per
pound, erops 1906. 1901 and 1898.
8. J. L. whiteman ct al, Of Jeifer-
son, 70 A 3Engus sors Co., 600
pounds at 10 cents, crops 1906. 1907
and 1905.
). J. Tweed, Of Salem. r. 2. D. No.
7, 20 A. Magnus Sons Co., 600 pounds
at 9 cents for 1906, crop. 10 cents for
1907 and 1905 crops.
John Hemmingsen. Of SilvertOn, TO-
900 pounds, crop Of 1906 at 10 cents.
T. B. Walker, Of Gervais, 10000
Pounds 1905 crop a; 10 cents
C. W. Siege and c. o. Rice. Of Pa
tum. 10000 pounds. 1906 crop at 10
cents
Louis Aral, Of Gervais. 5000 pounds
1870 crop at 10 cents
o. j. Lansey, Of silverton TO A. Man
gus sons & Co., 10000 pounds Of crops
Of 1906. 1907 and 1905 at 10 cents per
pound
o. g. Eyens Of Silverton. 10000
pounls 1906 crop a, 10 cents. All these
contracts were made to T. Rosenwsl ID
& Co.. Of New York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
Body Is Identihed

The man found dead near the poor
farm Sun.iay afternoon has been iaen.
thed 20 be Chris Nelson. Tho iIep,i
h'aiion was made by Mrs Carl Beatty.
~ Chcmawn. who went 20 2. J.
Clarke = place yesterday and ideutie d
Zoe pipe and bat as those belonging
TO Nci'on. For the past six months
Nelson bad been living IN Eastern O-e.
son. but returned 10 Chcmawa 10 visit
his aunt Mrs Beatty. a few day, ago
lie iefi her home Thursday. purchased
iickct for salem AMI came 90 tbl.
'i'y and found bis way across The river
,n search ~ work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
Patent Aisdieinss.

a man that compounds a. invent,
something that 10 just a little better
than The usIt best thing, Is certainly
cn'''l'd 10 the bes, share OF the PROFITS
70 be derived from the sale OF the Ar.
ue'e 81 Ae patents or copyrights 70
protect his interests Patented gooa,
are good goods. poor goods are neyo-
Pa'en'ed We have iwssty years Of
''al eeAiad US 10 give Us the a-u,.
aHse that We have The best medicine
''@poun'H'd for iae cure Of dyspcpis
'sk headaefs, billoumss, Indigestion
sad al stomach disorders We pfe,.c,
'As Paesis as well a. ourselves by Keen.
Tag TIE fo'malA secret. as long as We
make '' We know IA Is iaade rish, s,J|
= ss'e' 'Ae'' d'ssses Druggist, tel
IS 'aa' i' Is tho oae medielne ,hat N.
sac - ever on the insrease. T, o.,
As best 'e@edy 'os dyspepsl, q, irst
s''''ea ash tie Druggist. for nr
'asa imp'ovsd L.ver PMS prlse s5e
. eofi oaJ one Tor dose
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
DRAKE
MAKES
KICK
State Law Board Has no Jlrls'
dieti0n in Determining
Water Rights

TIE dispCte over TIE Es;er rights L
Iths biz irrigation s.lsne at Tie towE
of Bea5. il Cook county came before
tts Ss.e a1f 53sri this morning. TIE
DsssoUtss Irrigation and Power Com
paw vas guee=sstcI g far az the se-
,.ga q tie state land bard has juris
dietioa, srd TIE question Of title TO
water rights viii probably b carried
in.o TIE soots b. the protestant, A.
". Drake, owner Of the t0wnsite OF
Beod, and big sa1mill owner.
Tas Dssebutes Irrigation and Power
Company. SUCCESSOR % the Pilot Butte
Develgpnen, Company, asked the state
Land bard 70 recommend TO The gener-
al government favorable action On its
application for a patent foc $1,000
acres of government land in the eoun-
try under the ditch they are building.
TIE state engineer went to the site Of
thsss operations few weeks ago. ans
or his report the state land board rec
ommeDded 20 the government that the
company be 9anted a paten- on 24,0Oe
acres Of land.
Mr. Drake, representing the town
site company, and his own sawmill in.
ts-ests, appeared before the board this
morning, and objected On the grounds
that the Deschutes Irrigation and Pow.
e Company doss not have title to suf.
heient water to irrigate $1,000 acres Of
land, and has not shown title to enough
water to supply 24,OOO acres.
The state land board held that the
question Of title to water rights is one
for the courts to settle. and that the
board has no jurisdiction in the mat.
te-.
The board will make the reeommeu.
datiOn 70 the government that the com
pany be granted a patent to 24,OOO
acres.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17

M A NJ oxis u woolburn. WHO
y s7saainT ,se summsr a, Newport
~s' Si'a svsss aesiasnt sas.a, ~
's 5000 SAs wss Piskias up agate,
on iAs bessh .. Nye creek. when d
eFsAAsf rsiiei Ia. sas ATTEMPTED 10
'ue fren y. .'auhled aud fslL fastur
ins her isfi Alp Had az s..l.,sns,
essa ss Asni .hs voali have been car.
Eied oui iAio ihe .srf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
STATE NEWS

Yg7es. Grgvs riE ~ tziI 1@H
t.,r ball. a. so1sezp.a-fl. % aess1z-
of aek q fs-ls
frat zes sbo1t T-s DaIss srs
afraid fae erssAivs sea- 4 t1s Fes,
week has da-azsd tssir srops.
crgsss5 rir4 IL tAs central eH
charge q; F9rs& Cr0vs Moslay saossl
= srs rhe1 1o.e s500 damages
JP. MeBes. a vel kzyTn resi6er.
u CorvsEs. aad pioaeer Il Bez-o.
eouosv. 6ie5 a. kis bone in Corvallis
SstsF5ay.
Portlaad pessbe-s ays Foas-ing pa
rss:s fsr allowing thsir eaildrsa u
visi, "Tbe Oska, " TIE pieasurs ress-i
a. iaas plase.
Tie larzes, lay crop in the history
q Harney eoonty i n0w being hsr.
yssed there. Tbsre il great ssarcity
IT laborinz nss.
4 tree bearing % distiDet vs,is.ie.
of fruits asd nuts IL growing % tie
farn II Thomas Glaze, near Albany.
Il is certainly a wohde-. sp1 contains
al kinds Of peaches. pIuns, prunss, al.
r9nds asd wainuts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
How's This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh tina, cal
not be cured by Halls Catar,h Cure
F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, o.
We, the Undersigned, have known F
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years. an
believe him psfec'ly honorable in al
business transactions, and fnaneially
able to carry out any obligations made
by bis firm.
Wslding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern.
ally acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi.
mouials sent free. Price, 75c per bot.
lie. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti
patton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
TIE Cremsld Sway.

Cfeese.d 3ea5 seems % sway bis De.
ls1~I followers with maliznancy Of
force and purpose unknown during bis
earthly career. The cold, caleBIa'sd. de-
liberate murder Of George Mitchell on
Thargay svenisg b. bis sistar for
whore hOnor and salvation be had al.
reafy pot bis life and soul in jeopardy.
was an enanotion Of the vile cult of
which Crefield was the high priest, tha,
should, 81 least, operate - a climax 30
far A. The law Of the land IL concerned
Every ore connected gi;A ;hs nasty
band Of degenerate, a. yotaFy, O. as
neophy'e. should be rounded up AM
placed within the walls Of the handles;
asylums. That they are radically in.
-ane 10 the ritter limit Of kindly eOndd-
eraiion. The law has dallied with the
m0nsirous thing too long and should
a'set Itself before the next. and newt.
able, horror V developed. Such people
as they are a coGs;an' menace 10 the
peace and moral dignity Of any com.
muniiy they shall inte.t; the people at
large are deyoutly anxious for their en-
tie and hnal sulsne 7genee and will soon
take hand ia the matter II something
In he way Of radical relief Is not fur.
nished by the courts. Toleration ceases
70 be a yirtus when murder, suicide and
illimitablc hceutiouners are the main
teneis and practices OF any soup OF
p ople. whether carried on under the
gr''se Of r,sigion or enacts-l IN the hon
ester course Of unh-uised human pas
sion. CrefiieldiSn mus go,-Astorisn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
Chorus Girls In Demand

The Investigation Of the district al
i'fney's Office 10 discover the motive
Tor the killing Of stanford White by
Harry h. rhaw is bringing to the office
OF the prosecutor many Young women
OF 'h" stage. The broadway theatrie.
al district has been flooded with sub
P'enas Many chorus girls have left
ne ei'y AMI o,he.s remain at their
homes To avoid the subpoena servers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17


After tro y,srs IN tie dspfhs o.
Ye,lsauent Mary HeI@ss. iss Bette.
Moyanu. literary gsuiss. is 70 slrfas
nsw bsook ~ the w0l9
Itisto b. vsry saliks her free Eo-k.
II faes Il 10 % be vsry diHeysnt. 70
ainsea4 the vuflie vD0i8 ~; kDoE
ths arx Mari MsIeas . Be The ag-
fhegesR
TIE writer was "a sisscars MO5tsna
rirf Wien she yyOte Der fnst book. i
esszhs the ear. the ere sDf the at
s4ssion of the roritb-'hst Is the ~
fis Ansrieaa vosH.
u was sbockw. en- astonisher. b0f
Harmless. Eow Il IL thoBghs 20 BE-
legitimate % attrAs' the atfestion Of
peopls 70 BE- abSs 70 tel them some
gresse- 'rnik Tia, IL whs; We sss 90
expect Of Msry's neTt "cgup De
grace"
Sotoristy, psbIisiiy, fame Of ser
tain quality has not spoiled Mary Ne
Lean. II is said. She il original. When
rsfreshmenss were servei Al q BBt.s
seceptios. % which she was invited -
an sntsriaineJ more than guest. she ,
sal5;
NOW ] sIppo~e We shall ali proseel |
70 ~st our fces In tbs trough" She
Aaa nsyer been At a swell crush AZ the
Capital CITY. II WIS a vgy rude
thing to say Al = society gathering.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17
A PlsAsAn, way % nav.

'as above is the usual y.rs,., =,
'ae traveller using the Missouri p,,,s.
railway betwsen the Pacific ,o,., .,s
Toe east and We believe that N. 49,
Ss aud accommodations s,vsn -,
'ss statement Frou Deav,r Co,o..
20 sp'iags and Denver ,Asr. a.. a..
'AfoasA trains daily 10 K.n., o.
.aa 81 l0aia carrying Pullman, ;, l,,
s'' standard slsetrie-hshtsd LssDi,.
s-A 'AAiF ears and uP-tO-da,s diai,s
'~ha The sane sHesllea, .ervi.. !.
,PstA'ed tF0@ KAasas CITY ana q,
sns,, % Ss@PA'a Little ROek aad HO,
rsN II yOu are going east !,
's-.s' write Tor particulars saJ sull il.
", =. c h'bRlDE esA Aga.
Ia rAisd ss- Portland. Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-17

Rev Esu Mauror presiding sla,, a,
N''''A a'S 'ie', has rciurasa frov
I'VE - ''a' 70 Ms ua,i,e p,oyisee
"'' 'aaa'n, he reports having
80 'sy pleanst ,ims, Bs,A Nj,
's'i'' sad mother died ance N, ma.
',''' ' s'' hom~ Mr.. Maurer', fa,s.
vac So las' Mas,a had hasa mia.
go IN no oanalisn eosfa,euss -,
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.Hv "a norlas1 hu, srp.s,, III
sAAs As loue a. salem.