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vesant and Layton come to his Office at $3.50 the
next morning. ~,
Guthrie reported as directed. HE had found DR..
Furniss at his ONCE. The doctor saw number OF
patients at his ONCE until three p m; made few
calls on the North side until Ave o'clock; went to
his bachelor apartments and remained until six;
came out in evening Clothes dined at Auditorium
Annex with two men; after dinner attended I'LL
nois theater; was called to phone during second
act at conclusion OF performance took cab with
MS two friends went TO South side. got couple OF
women acquaintance and went to several places
OF more or less questionable character; women
friends and two men left Furniss at two D. m;
doctor then went home little bit under the
weather; handn't left home at nine O. m"
You say women friends Sid What kindT
Not the kind care TO be seen with In public.
All right, Guthrie; put Lonergan on his trail
today and you get some rest You need \"
gone CAS-
At $3.50 o'clock Layton, Simpson and DIR. Stuy.
Vesant met In Cheney's once. o .e.asa sr
Now, Simpson" said Cheney, when all were
comfortably seated. "tell Mr. Layton and DR.. Stuy'
vesant Just what you told me yesterday. Under
SOand everyone here is your friend" w
-, without trem0r In his voice and with the RING
OF honesty in, every word, Simpson told his story
layton and DIR. Stuyvesant were impressed ana
"nen the boy was through layton said: F ss3
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a4 with the hand or pirate, yet loved Tar
beyond the usual English sovereign by those
whom he despoiled. The fame Of Richard Occur
de Lion 10 sung In ballad. and portrayed In TO
nance, 80 chivalr0us, brave Of heart, generous,
that one is reluctant to turn to historys pages,
where his actions sometimes tell a different story,
and from which we gather that the magnetism OF
his presence went far to promote the idea OF his
greatness. NJ IfS 4s5,tlt .tnf N
He was, tall and straight, with the high look of
the unc0nQuered. His strength was prodgious,
his battle axe renowned In history. Straight in
the saddle light upon his feet golden OF head, and
luminous Of glance, graceful and versatile of tai
ents he led In improvising ballads, as he led in
planning battles. His interiors adored him. his
equals granted his honor, with q mOdiCum of dis.
like. and for superiors, Richard admitted none.
At the age OF thirtytwo he was crowned, and
never among all the English kings had there been
such another fighter. as this second OF the Plan.
tagenets There had been William the Conquer.
or who had preferred to write his name with his
sword, and Henry H.. Richards. own father who
never sat down excepting ON horse back, but for
the sheer love OF contest and conquest, Richard
distanced even these. |&,
II the message OF his life was put to music, It
would be song OF battle, with bugle call and
clash of arms. drowning all minor and softer
sounds. What Richard wanted at the moment, he
fought for like lighting fash, or whirl-wlnd,
but when once obtained, he ceased TO want It.
His life runs In three cycles of war. War with
his father, war with the Saracens I'm the Holy
Lduu, war Oh MS E0bufus Win MS 0TbJWnfk0 ally,
Philip of France and with his rebellious subjects
In Normandy. i~
He went into the field against his own father.
for keeping from hiMshig young anianced bride.
Alice. Princess of France He persuaded the
Kings most trusted servants, Including the old
mans wellbel0ved John, to assist him In this re-
belion, chased the king from provinces to prov
ince, and only ceased his pursuit on hearing that
Henry was dying Of a broken heart Then
Richard of the double nature" finding himself s
Indifferent to the charms of the fair Alice, % he
was before eager, calls to mind the Fifth Com Y
mandment, is stricken with remorse at his un-
ilial conduct. turns upon the unfaithful subjects
of the dead king, and Furnishes and disgraces them
without reserve. Then to further express his
contrition and expiate his sin, he plans crusade
to the Holy Land, with Philip OF France and
Leopold the ArchDuke OF Austria, az allies and
comrades In arms. M@fEN
Here was Richards opportunity TO fight in the
lime-light, with the eyes of all Europe upon him.
This is what is said of him. but In justice to the
Richard that we. occasionally catch giimpses of
when the smoke OF battle lifts, It should be said,
that he really seems to have set OF with the high
resolve of true soldier Of the Cross, to free the
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FURNIss.

4---lv--Sz sit@{ sra gNet sitN M SIM 4i 1854
z We'll, doctor, finally said Cheney, what about
Y there's nothing to II. The prescription Is reg
ular and professionally correct. It's In Furniss'
handwriting; I'd know It any place. Tho young
man Simpson evidently forgot himself and put In
tincture OF opium instead of the camphorated.
It's an awful blunder to make I'm sorry for him
because hehpReared honest TO me-" l u 8
IL does look bad, Cheney" said Layton, "but
wen 90 what we can for the boy. A light sen.
tence may be secured" agif 8.l 9fla
Sentences be damned!' burst out Cheney. 'Tm
Continued on Page Eleven.) .
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ments, you fellows" and Layton grabbed his hat
and was gone
Cheney and DIR. Stuyvesant occupied them.
selves for about ten minutes when Layton burst
through the door like q cyclone. He was an Inn
petuous man. Here It is," he exclaimed, laying
the prescription on the table. This Is what Dr.
Stuyvesant and Cheney read: 3HA@ Asi
gs .a For Laura Haviland.
r IT, Opii Camph. Observation-Disclosures W.
rs sLI ghIno ....t.',t...f..'.,'..',.o y!
81 n Syr, zangiberis Observation-Disclosures l.
,l, Syr GimpIlcis as. ad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ILL
a'p9'ns''a, u '~' III FuRNIss,
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- lCHARD, l., OF England was q great king.
l OA % great hghter, q great braggart, quick
luz to love, quick to tire, warm In, friend.
I'm ship. generous az foe. changeful, yet In
.yA exOrable OF purpose, ruling England
-. , with the hand OF a pirate. vet loved Par
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
STRAIN TOO oREAr
Hundreds of salem Readors FIND
IL So.

Hundreds of salem Rsadors FIND
IL So.
The hustle and worry ~ buslnes. men
The hard work and stopping o. vork
men.
The woman's household sares.
Are too great a strain on the kiinsys
haekaehe, headache. sldeaehe.
Kidney troubles urinary troubles fal
low.
A salem sitilsn tells YOU how TO
cure them an
Jacob B. MeCsy bridge builder and
contractor residing on Capitol street
second house bsyond Min creek ,,y..
"l have always enjoyed good hssltb
up 20 ave oT siH wears ago Along
about that time my kidueys can.
menssd 90 totbsT me- There Ma. N,
20 much baekashs. but the ir.rsipsI
symptoms we're in connection vi,t ,t.
Aianer seereiious A strain 5r over.
'Aef'iou very oftss caused bsmo,,.
''ge' ot The kiiusys ] cannot a.
That ii was So painful, bat b. va. y.,v
annoying i used various rsms5i..
'1a "h'ie some gave relief other,
were WORTHLESS In some wav p.,nr.
Kidney Pals were brought TO nv Do.
wee and when up towa I droppsl i'm,
d. Stones Drug Store and pro,urs5 /,
o''' taking them a. directed A hv
1'''s gave very eanyiueing PROOF tt.,
'l'y we're going to the right spot. and
'A'ggs / sant say they have cured ms
a. may ueNsF be cured, / can st,,s I
'la' they gave mo wonderful relief NJ
a''s a high opinion % D,sp, Ea,I
l'y i'i'' aud ,hesrtully rssoumsp5
l0r sale BY an dealers P,i,. "a
tuts 'V
Poster Nil6urn Co. BuEalo. "
.'rk' sole agents Tor the r,i,.5
'a'sa Remember the name-p,s,,.
nd take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Lead oompanY % Erpand.

New York, Jan sl.-Ths stoskhOl1-
eFs OF the ST. Joseph Lead company w
hold special meeting here this after
noon to vote on a proposition to in'
crease the capital stock Of the con
Pany from $6,OOO,OOO tossed, 900 900 Tie
directors and officials Of the ST, JOSEPH
Lead company are very retieent con
eeFning the reasons for this increase Of
the capital stock, but they deny with
great emphasis that the increase has
any connection whatever with the pro
posed merger Of the two great lead
companies, the United and the Ameli'
can.
The St, Joseph lead company Owns
valuable lead mines and smelters IN
franeoise county, Missouri. It's output
IN 1904 was $4,000 tons. The par value
OF this $4,000, 900 capital stock is go
and 9 per cent dividends are paid The
company controls the Mississippi Riv-
er a BOnne Terre railway and the Doe
nun Land company. Its directors are
aearly all residents Of New York ana
Brooklyn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
A New Line for So.

John Knight has recently hen o.,
pointed local representative of ~.
!, I'A'e'eI' IusuEAce Company. Of
Hartford, and has opened an ohies oys,
'ne hed Corner drug store where h.
Is prepared to write life and accident
insurance He win make a snsci,I
point Of the accident business. ana IN,
'''es all persons who expect to trsvsl
Or take any kind Of a trip to see hi.
proposition first All kinds Of ipfo,rs
'ioa on this subject given on spnr,a.
'-' once l29-lWks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
siekening. shlHw1nr rtts

" ague and malaria can be relieve.
ana cured With Electric Bitters. Thi,
- pure tonic medicine, OF especial
oeneh' In malaria, for it e1erts a t,rs
curative influence on the disease div.
,ns i' entirely out Of the system. II i
'--'l 70 De preferred to quinine, Aav.
.ns none OF this drugs bad after y,
,' ,,e'N T. 5 Munday, Of Henrietta
leAa'' writes ''My brother was vsTT
oT ..,s with malaFial fever and iaun5iss
-, - Ns took Electric Bitters. wAish
..,,'. ..sSa n, hfe." At }. c. Perry 3 drug
''''ei price soc, guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

Aev' caTlysls B. p. Martin, L Id.
or WaveFly, Texas, writes, "Of q
morning when first arising, often and
a troublesome collection Of phlsgm
which produces a Phlsgm and is very
1a'l to dislodgsi but a small quantity
Of ball7fd's HOFshound syrup will Al
once a''lodge il, and the trouble is over.
! AHoW Of no medicine that is equal
10 H. and Il is 50 pleasant to take I
can most s0Tdislly recommend II 70
all persons needing a medicine %,
lhfoa' and lung trouble" sol5 b.
d J, Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
SENSIBLE ADVICE
TO CLUBWOMH,
TO WORK IN INTEREST FOR BETTER SALOON RAn,
THAN TRY TO WIPE 1T OTU or ExSTANct

objection is that any subs,i,u.
provided for beer is at least .. J, " =
ious to the system, IL, indeed t.l' "
be proved to be injurious. ~, 49,
third objection, an extremely In.
ant one, is that such places Co.,
supported except for the short 49,
when public interest is ceptere5 p ~.
subject, and then only at an e,.,.,,
| ly limited number Of plaeesp
! The speaker then declared tb., a.
are already too many chesp l..,
counters in the city.
lie said although these are i...,
conveniently in all parts Of n, =
they are not largely patropi,.,l.
workingmen.
Speaking Of the wortiBgms,,. 4,
for his beer, Mr.. Wentworth 5s,i..s
Gle doesn't want eofe-,,,,t
harmful; milk is debilitatiss, -,
water Is polluted He must drist, :.
YOU provide anything that win ~,
the place Of his boerl"
Looking at the saloon from ~,
be called the "friendly point Of v,,S
Mr. Wentworth pointed out tls 4,
saloons Of Chicago contribute Hes.
600 annually 70 the city treasury a.,
they give employment to 10000 -.
pie. and thus support probably s5sss
persons.
"rhesc saloons are the slubAou,., a
Che poor" he asserted, "for thsy A,,,
nowhere else to 90. Arc the shu,,l.
and schoolhouses open 70 thsminh
the refuge from storms o fsummsr ssi
winter 60 any Of the unfortunate va
have no other place 90 20. suppos yus
close the saloon on Sunday, wAal viii
you do with the poor and % iranp
during the cold Of wintoi oYu ssat
build 5000 club houses for Asu Ia an
parts Of the city"
In conclusion Mr.. Wentworth urged
Tho club women 10 work Tor better
saloon instead Of trying 10 wipe d
'ut Of existence. He declared ihs -
looms Of tho German type. where iaz
lies could gather and listen 10 geal
music and eat good meals. would \
b splendid thing for Chicago,
"lf you expand this idea into ~
aeighborhooda, take down the seFess
and curtains, eliminate all mgges,ieu
'f secrecy, remove the bars which sis
made only for irdividuals, and sabsii.
iute the restaurant and the music whisA
are for the family, you will have sFe
aied a revolution In our civic life"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

ON December "A the Chicago Tribune
contained a report OF a meeting Of tenn.
perapcc clubwomen which was held in
the municipal museum Of the public il
Ibrary building, Chicago. December %.
They came together to hear a talk by
| SEE COPY O.. cd. .... ....' .....'..'
tiou Of the liquor traffic and all engag.
SEE COPY ..... 600. .... .........
Noighborhood improvement league Of
Cook county. and when he appeared
they were prepared TO hear denun-
citation Of the liquor traffic and an en-.
gagged in the business Mr. Went
worth disappointed them, however
What be said we herewith print in
part:
"1f one were asked what might be
the most potent influences in our city
lifc.' began Mr. Wentworth, "those
whose results are Of the greatest i'm.
portance and most prolific it would
not be far from the truth to say the
home. The school, and"
"Thc church" came the feminine
whi.pcriug9. while 200 heads nodded
approyingIv
"And the aloon," dnihsde the.
speaker
The zoo radiant sparks Of hope aick.
crci
"a few years ago ihs church would
have been considered q factor, but 90.
day be- hold upon tho people Of great
city be insI6nideant, and will grow moro
60 as Intelligence and knowledge iu.
crease"
The hope sparks went out.
Mr. Wentworth paused and looked 7
about bin as if fearful Of what might /
happen. Then be went on. he defend. |
I'd The saloon, declared that beer was
,s healihful as any beverage which
night ho substituted, and said the
yorkingmaH and bis tin pail were In.
craable, And he said many other
hlsgs
"Thc plan suggested" ho eoutin.
led els that u attempting 20 pro.
.de the froqueHtsr Of the saloon IN
carch of free lunch With a eheap
uneh Ia another place, and thereby
liminaie the accompaniment OF beer
which goes With the saloon luneh. The
.fs' objection suggested Is that all I
.hoWn efforts 70 separate the working
nan and his beer have failed. Tho al
lance to-day is not only stronger than
F'r, hut is growing one. The second
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

Vegetable Compound had saved other women
from serious operations / decided 30 try Il,
and In less than four months / was entirely
cured. and words fail 70 express my thank
fulnCss'
Miss Margret Merkley, Of 275 Cd
Street, Milwaukee, Wis, writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham.-
"tnss of strength, extreme nervousness
severe shooting pains through the pelvic
organs. cramps. beafing-down pains. and an
irritable disposition compelled me 90 seek
medical advice The doctor after making
an examination. said that I had n serious
female trUuhlpnnd liberation. aud advised an
operation NJ my only hope. To this I strongly
obierted decided as n last resort to Try
Lydia r. fnkhams Vegetable Compound.
ITO my surprise The liberation healed all
the bad symptoms disappeared, and I ann once
more strong vigorous and well and I can.
not express my thanks for what it has done
for mo'
Serious feminine troubles are steadl.
ly on the increase among women=and
before submitting 90 an operation
every woman should try Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. aud
write Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass.
Tor advice
For thirty years Lydia y pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been curing
The worst forms ot female complaints,
All functional troubles. Inflammation,
falling aud displacement.
weakness, irregularities, indigestion
and nervous prostration Any woman
Who could read the many grateful
letters on Ole Ia Mrs. pintham's ofiee
would be convinced of the efficiency Of
Ter advice and Lydia \. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound.
} Best Understands q Neman's Ills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

ofago Of 5000 wage, and bic maximum
h not iKsd. 10 grows steadily through
tho remainder Of bis lifc" pgIas
"rho Mechanical Engineer
NJ Powers addvd, Between ihs uu.
skilled manual lahoreF and che skilled
there ls difference Of $500 per year
In tho United States there are 10000.
600 children Ia public schools. but ouly
100000 ever soc above tbe Flnb
grade and only 100000 even srtsr l.sh
schools out of these ouly one half Of
ono prr r,It ever enter college.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Hearing On ths stsvhsns Rnl

Washington, d, C., Jan. sO-Tbs
n'o'e committee on interstate and
I''e'gn commerce began the HEARING
ioT and against the stephens bin 10.
Jay which is extension Of from 2s 10
80 hours as 10 the time cattle NAV hs
allowed 10 remain in cars Repyess,.
Ia'i'es Of a number Of humane soeis.
'l's appeared before the committee in
opposition 10 the bin, while a numb,
OF representatives Of tho Western eat.
OF the hin. avn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Dimeuluu

] know fellow who has built O. shlp
20 sail the air.
In which be hopes 90 ait about like
swallows here and there,
And look with cold contempt upon u,
crawling things below
The only trouble with 5, rs. Be- can't be
made 20 go.
] know manager who's got drama
of today
A very entertaining and successful
sort of play,
Embracing every feature of au an,
the-season showi
The only trouble with it ls, it can q be-
made % 60
] Know a seuile senator, mild and
harmless gent,
Who sits supiuely in bis seat IN lsn.
guoFous eoutenti
But, Ike the faithful ola Dog Tray
We sang OF long ago,
The only trouble with him is-Le can't
he made 90 go.
james Montague iu New York
American
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

When physician tellsa woman, suf
fering from female trouble, that an
operation Is necessary It, Of course
frghtens her.
The very thought OF the operating
table and the knife strikes terror %
her heart As one woman expressed
it when told by her physician that she
must undergo an operation, she felt
that her death knell had sounded
Our hospitals are full Of women
who are there for just such operations
II Is quite true that these troubles
may reach n stage where an operation
u the only resource, but such cases are
much rarcr than is generally supposed.
because a great many women have
been cured by Lydia y. pinkhama
Vegetable Compound after the doctors
had said an operation must be per.
formed, In fact up 10 the point where
the knife must bcused 10 secure Instant
relief this medicine "a certain 90 help
The strongest and most grateful
statements possible 90 make come from
women who, by taking Lydia +. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound, have
escaped serious operations.
Margrits Ryan. Treasurer OF 50.
Andrews Society. Indianapolis, Ind.
writes Of her cure ~ follows
Dear Mr.. pinkham.-
cannot nnd words b srpren my thanks
Ior The Eund Lydia y pinkhams Vegetable |
Compound did me Tho doctor aid I could /
not gut vel unlru had an operation for /
ne trouble from which suffered. knew I /
nuuld not stand Tho strain ~ an operation AMI /
made un my mind ! would - an invalid for
ife, Hearing how Lydia o. pinkhams
lsk hrs. Plnkham's AdVlce-A Woma
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

palace chapel and In the Capusln
church, In tho vault Of which the boly
OF the prince 10 deposited, The e.
PeFor and the members Of the imperial
royal family visited the tomb ana a.
posted foweFs on the saFsophAgs
Floral gifts were also sent from sst
eral Of the European courts, anais
them a beautiful wreath from Ea'
peToF William.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
70 Pressvs wshstsr,s Rirth.,..

f5anklin, n. H., Jan. SO-TAe F4,DL.
AN Woman's Club has started a nor.
@ea' Tor securing proper prots,tior
az lD y possible state ownership of
ne i' Dan'el Webster birthplace. In ,,i.
E AZ Two separate times the m.t.
's' Of state OwaersAip has been 80.
- ..ol 70 the state legislature bu. -,
''''''' "e' With a COla reception ss.s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

time and the property At last passed
into tho hands Of private parties The
club will make another determined sf
fort 10 induee tho legislature 70 appro-
pT'aie funds for ths purchase OF the
property, and for preserving Il as a
memorial 20 DaHisl Webster.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
HOP
WIRE

FOUR CARS OF WIRE TO ARRIVE
IN FEBRUARY. PLACE YOUR Oh
DERs NOW. AND GET SPECIAL
Low PRICES FoR BEST QUALITY
OF WIRE
wALFER MORLEY,
$50 Court Street. salem, OEss0a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

Like crystals fair Of morning dssl
Your complexion now can be,
II you will take this good advice
And drink Rocky Mountain Tea.
-DT stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
A Famous Remedy for sieE H,.a.eh,

FAMOUS Remedy for sick Headache
The cause Of this complaint is no,
In the head az alli is comes from the
stomach, A stomach that has become
siogeed by oyueatiug, drinking or
abuse 10 any manner, will warn Won bv
bringing on sick headache. Cure the
pain and distress 10 The stomach and
the headache will stop OF itself An
bilious attacks dyspepsia, belshing. bs5
Taste 10 the mouth, muddy complexion
and yellow eyes are cured by this rem.
edy' IL is called DR., Guun's Improves
L'VeF Pills one Tor a dose. aud is sold
BY druggists all over the o. 5 for 25,
per box.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
2 .A'hhiV'FsaIy Of RudolpA'. p..,h

Vienna, Jan. SO.-Tbe savsD+....,
---' ''s~'y Of the mysterious sD1
,.,'s ''As'S :, death Of Crown Prince Rudolph
vas observed To-Day BY nasoes A. a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
CORVALLIS a RASTER R.R
Time Gard No 80

time GARD NO, 30
Ne. 3 fof Yaquina-
Leaves Albany .,,,...i2it5 r. NJ
Leaves Corvallis .,,,.... LES p. NJ
Arrives ~ YaquihA .,.. 600 p. NJ
Ne. Rsiuruinr-
Leaves Naquiha ,,..,.. o,t5 An
Leaves Corvallis .,,,,.iiiS0 A. NJ
Arrives Albany .,,,,...laii5 p. NJ
Ne > foF Albany Detroit
Leaves Aibany ioF Detroit 7iso A. NJ.
Arrives DeiToit ...,...,iaig0 y. N
No. 4 from Detroit
Leaves Detroit ,,,,.., 100 p NJ
Arrives Albany ...,.... 600 T.. N
No 8 Zoe Alhany--
Leaves Corvallis ...... 6.aOA. N
Arrives Albany ....... 5iiO A. N
Ne 7 foI Corvallis
Leaves Albauy ......sfO0 A. NJ
Arrives Corvallis ......stsoA NJ
Ne 7 foI Aihauy-
Lssyes Corvallis ...... si0OP NJ
Arrives Alhany ........ 5isOP. A.
Ne fof Corvallis
Leaves Albany ,....... f.asP.M
Arrives Corvallis ...... SiisP NJ
hain Ne ! srfiyes In Alhany h
iine 20 sesas,t With he sP. souiA.
bound ifain
Train No. sonnssts vita hssPI
uAiss AZ Corvallis and Albany. giving
direct service 70 Newport and ada.
eont bsashss
Trails Ne leaves Anaby f5r n.
'Teit a fiao a ~. arriving there is
an'ple the 70 Fcash tts Rrsnsnbu,h
tei spIihgs "a, same day.
ffsia No 4 bsiwssn Albany ara u,
,'e'' eeanssts vih Euests Iesai a. Al /
sahy' also vita local Coz Couaui. /
F'aip No 5 leaves Corvallis a. ESQ
a ~ eF''ss a Albany 1loam /
uns 10 saieA Eogsas local ts Prti.r5
shd iFsiu 10 nsir0it
Ifaia Ne. leaves Alhany for Cor
ssiils a. SEQ a a.. after arrival ,fI
aeIiAesund nugsss lossl
Train Ne. ? leaves Csryani. a, soo|.
? ~ 'In'ss ia Alhasy ats.0Rm|
- ume 70 oonnsst vita A. lo,,l -,
hegsas and way poiata
Ifsin Ne . lsavss Albauy foF oo,
80 - i'so p m, after tAs arrival 81
.As q p lesAl fFon PosuAad
fe' faf'A'E HfoFuatiou apply 10
J. O. &AYo Gee. PaA Az,
! oooKREiL Assat AlSsuy.
! ~ CRoNlsE Agsst oorams
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
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hocky Mountain Tea RuOusts

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

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