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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10

OF ray Of light upon the eye, tho at
tempt 70 listen, o. the perception OF a
powerful smell. Herr Muller believes that
THIS constituencies accounts Ia great parl
Tor the Images seen IN dreams The re-
slstance IL very low with whole classes
smokerS-'nnd very even IN dndisturbed
hypnutl1ed patients coupled with lncr.as-
cd sepaluyohcss 10 external sights ami
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10
SALT LAKE KNITTING WORKS
Factory 2os N, Second West street. Store "a Main

Thos. F. Pierpont, Prop.
Iron and Brass cast
lnss, Structural Iron
Work, Ma ,hinery OF all
kinds made and repaired,
Mining Cars, Boiler Re.
pairs. Sanitary Plumbing,
Steam and Hot Water
Heating.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10

AFTER labonous examination Of the sar-
dating back TO $500 q. C,-.M Bertheot
mas concluded that the oil ot mo en-
bahmors was simply castor oli az rs still
used ~ Egypt, The oil has undergone
some oxidation, but has re,elncd its pres
crVatiye qualities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10

The sewage disposal plant Of Barrhead,
eng consists u two grit chambers, four
aypue tanks and eight lllters. with a total
utleUng area " 800 square yards. II was
designed 70 take the sewage Of 400 PEG.
PIE with some roof dtalnego. and the
hfst cost was tS2,Sj0, the running expenses
Including an attendant. being unaer 500
g year The plant Is still effective, al.
'hguSh " has oeen In use SIX years with.
oul cieaning Tho end OF the tanks mex,
lhe, nltets mas an inch OF scum on top
and three feet Of sludge az the bottom,
Dut Inc inlet end Is free from both
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10
LOW RATES EAST.
Via d. & r q. R R, Nov 10.

Chicago and return ..,...,.,...,,..sA5 so
81 Louis and return communicable so
Omaha, Kansas City ..,..,..... .s32, 90
81. Paul, Minneapolis ......,.......s4i. 80
Denver and Pueblo ...........S2 500 90
Other points one fare plus two dol
lars for the round trip. Tickets good
go days returning. Stopover privileges,
Ticket office. Dooly Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10

without the use OF pills, purRatlyes OF
drugs OF any Kind, ] can and do cure ths
worst cases OF chronic constlpation--curs
them 10 stay cured and restore the pa.
tent 70 Il state of health and Happiness
such ~ they had never known before
! can cure constipation no matter how
had Il IL. I can show YOU how to cure
yourself right IN your own home without
the use OF drugs. Constipation Is cured
Tor all tins when cured my way. Eli out
free cnnpon and mail todnY
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
INSURANCE MEN LOSE HEAVILY.
About $3.50. 0O0. 900 Insurance Written
at Low Rates on san Francisco
Property.
(By the Associated Press,

Chicago, April 19.-Fire insurance
companies had about $25o. GOO. 600 at
risk in the city of san Francisco. the
estimate being based on the premiums
received in 1905. For Years the pa
cific COas has been the one section Of
the country which could be depended
upon for a steady profit year in and
year out. San Francisco had been
the best profit producer on the coast.
Its loss rate for a period Of years has
been the lowest. being less than -
per cent of any city in the country.
despite the unusual proportion OF
frame construction.
As z result Of this unusually ia
Vorabla experience rates were low In
that city and ali the fire Insurance
companies wrote literally. ON The
other hand. the proportion Of insur-
ance to value was unusually small.
partly because OF the confidence re
suiting from the long immunity from
heavy losses ana also because there rs
no reinsurance clause iii use there.
as is the rule in other large cities. re
quiring the owner to carry a Ger
tain proportion OF Insurance To value.
The total san Francisco premium N
1893 were $2.9S5.546, of which
$1,645.15H was written in American
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
EDITOR WILLIAMS STORY.
Thousands Around Mei99S Wharf
Where are Great Oil Tanks
Menaccu by flames.
(By the Associated Press.

Oakland, Cal, April 20.-MichaeI
Williams. city editor Of the San Fran
cisco Examiner, arrived from the city
at 1890 this morning and made the
following statement:
shortly before ten o'clock l board
ed the government steamer Governor
~Sternberg. having on board members
of the san Francisco Relief Commit
tee under orders from Col. Reynolds.
commander of the TWenty-Second In
tahtIE. to commanders of all available
tugs along the water front To go to
the rescue of at least ten thousand
men, women and children congregated
II the neighborhood of Meiggs Wharf
who are menaced by the march of
flames toward Telegraph and Russian
Hills and the valley between.
Around Meiggs wharf there are
several huge oil tanks. some Of them
containing at least 5000 gallons Of
oil. If the flames reach these tanks
fearful explosions viii result.
When the Governor S~ternberg left
Meiggs wharf the whole of hat por-
ton of North Beach seemed doomed.
The people were docking to the
Wharves and ~crowding into all avail
able crafts"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
FIRE NOW SHOULDERS
CBy the Associated Press.)

san Francisco, April 21-order ANA
system are generally being wrought
out of the indeSc.ibab1e confusion
which has prevailed in his city 70.
the last three days. The hungry thou
sands are being plentifuIiy ted. where
ever they are c&mpel. and the fortu-
nate h~ouseholders Who were not
from their homes are procur-
ing food at the various .elief stations
that have been established through
out the Uahurncd district.
Water i'm sufficient quantitiea TO
meet all Immediate and pressing needs
Of the people can be had. Sanitary
measures are pushed with vigor every
where. Sewers are being repaired and
the thousands OF people campeI on
0peu spaces and in the park a.-
beinE c~-gauized into model camps ty
the military authori.ez
Temporary. buildings ara being
erected i'm the parks To- shelter Womer
ana children. n al the churches
educational institutions. seant houses
ana those houses which have been de-
serted by their occupants tonight hold
thousands Of tn. homeless.
Food j. being brought in plentiful
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24

Urscf, - -. c.rre,..a rI..a . p.gb
ANA K. 49, .r-..+- 800 49,. c.1'ng
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aou IN. =, 49,. .T, a.. . ,r-r[f.l.
c,,af,f,n
D.enita mi. fsa-..rt-,ir, accident
eba ertzra IT,. 8-...rfT.rt .-sf--as
-, ,.-..-t 4.,.r,..t
- 20 20 g.
49, - - .r-. -.
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.H' Id'''t' 4'7l''''1 E"@ t"u.r'l
inc pay ms t'I'I'ii"' J. ',''"-
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any Oh la' ''as-
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I'iH'i Oh N'a'Ht Nt''''' 'h' i'"
Justice Could o. noted -ia!''tis'
from Inc iid'I Oh JH-,l.' 10 'H' @'"'L
lH" Iife cHj MS M"f 'ni""Rh some Oh
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24

The Worst OF The Calamity seems to
BE OVe".
CBy the Associated Press.)

10Y lIIC <ASSOtIdItu PRESS
San Francisco, Cal. April O.-San
Francisco's darkest hour has dawned
into a day of hope. Its time of over
WhelminS disaster and peril has ended
and its future IS now a subject of gen
erai consideration.
The fire is practically under control.
\ clear sky over the Mission district
shows that the fire there has been eX-
tinguished. The spread of the flames
toward the western addition. the best
part of the city remaining has been
stayed. and the only portions of the
contiagration hat demands the atten-
ton of the firemen is that exending
from the Mob Hill section down to the
northwestern part Of the water front.
IN the western addition danger was
aVerted at 2.30 o'clock this
by the use of gun cotton. dynamite
and two streams Of water The eXplo-
siVes were handled by the chief gun
ner of the Mare Island navy yard. ana
his accomplishments proved him to be
Il master of his profession.
The work Of relief was started early
today. y big bakery III the saved dis
trict started its ovens and
to bake $4,000 loaVes of bread before
night. Thousands of people We're in
line this morning before the California
Street bakery. The police and military
We're present i'm force. and each per
son was allowed only one loaf.
The homeless people in the parks
ana vacant lots We're provided for to-
day as speedily as possible.
The restitution II suffering is in
Iescribable. Women and children who
had comfortable homes a few days
ago slept last night-if sleep came at
al!-on hay on the Wharves: on the
sand lots near north beach,. some Of
them under the little tents made of
StI&eIIIC which DpDlIN nrnfprtaI rhal1
trcm the chilling ocean winds. The
people in the parks are possibly better
OF in the matter OF shelter. for they
LETT their homes better prepared. In
structions We're issued by Mayor
SchmitZ today TO break open every
store containing provisions and To dis
tribute them to the thousands under
police supervision. The Young Mems
Hebrew Associations hall. near Golden
Gate Park has been stocked with pro-
visions for the use of needy victims
in the adjacent fields.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
III IhNI WORK OF TIIE TIANIS
ia" story Of "a Reporter Who started
the Mater From

H1h francisco. -April ZI.-Agafu
oatne the appearance This morning fnat
ING IRE had burned itself ont
List hlEht the flames came from
SOD filll making their way 4,
'h@ hiK STA wall SHEDS docks ana
warehouses but reports If damage
i'..- AFr conflicting one statement
'nal most OF the valuable property
~ l"F Extreme shore line e9cslrel.
ita!iriIn reporter who had skirtel tn.
a.'l iIcnt iu a tug this morning sav.
,'.'t everything except four docks had
n'-A swept clean from Fisherman
"aIl ~ me foot Of Powell street T..
T"lit around westerly. almost II,
'i'' I~ffE buildings. This means fha+
mile 81 grain sheds 33.Ee
ana "hary@s have been added - ~.
Afa@lal destruction.
"a reporter also declared that ~.
"a" m" blazing ia south san F.
80 ia~i night and that SPOT. IN M
I'Iih We're >~mpulderiug this after
80 According to his report ia.
- SIM burning at the foot II pa.enlI
S''"et early today, but there 49, a.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24

%, ,lia,. !; IL nf.1+ =. ~
t,na tba linn - - 'rtn hlo1SS
tnTfoinad h1,t rraa irtfams De -
are as nnraIia b. ac +ha e Gn l,' Ini
which every five minutes is changing
from one direction TO another The
city tonight in the face Of itc apnauino
disaster is fairly uliat ana orderly
II j. impossible 10 give anythino
like an accurate etateD7ont coDcnr,i,9o
the killed.
>"!'Sro Buildings Blaze.
At 10 o'clock the Occidental Hotel
began burning and the great Croker
W~noIv-orth E~atJonai !, NJ ,r.. ahia.a
ON Gaar,. ctraat tbo ,u.r+ E;l-o
,norial ,TarSnIa Of ,bn EnIiear, hoIiI,
nf ~, con+f.h pitnl n,.l i'" 4,i
mo ra.nor,c th1 49, ~ 81" 0nn 10
Tunes valued ut S15 600 coIansad
Tba Ia.,t- .,,
i ! " - no5o5uS "uJolIi"
'1 49, - - =
rniTer sit,- - poin w - l
the I,ao1ifcapt. stona b,iIdinos : that
INSTITUTION hava snffaraa sa,te,.e id
ape Many Of tho hriIdine y.ara 5',in
81 h>. rrarks +bat sniit th@n, 800, -.
,,ica ~ dotin, ~ I =, I'M -
lens Of thousands of dollars
r,
'He 'i ,''i'I ilo at lptih-
10y, "''3TS ne paA, tScdpou %eIl"us
l'lJ"iH' ne pullnli1SS are ll"iCI' CIV
the shock being slight there.
ArtiIlerymen from the Preside with
their sunpv wagons and the army
commissarv wagons are aiding in ge.-
ting the fleeing inhabitants and their
baggage out of the threatened quar-
ters.
Despite the vigilance of police and
soldiers many places were pillased in
the Wholesale regions. Liquor stores
We're broker into and vagabonds are
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
Hrn>rD THREE DAYS. Nir NIyE
Eleven Postal Clerks Ial>.n Irom TIA"
Debris OF the ro~tnltice
~, unc Associated Pr D

sam Iranci-cp. tpril 2h.-iIcNrn
postal CLERKS. aii aI;tr. we're taken
iralul the debris Of tie ~go~tniiicc t"-
day. All IA first we're thought Ia Dc
Head. but il WAS found that aiiIl0u@!l
(iurS were buri",! i'll tia. stone. every
one ul~ alive. They had been for tire"
DAYS without food or water. All the
mail in the poetufiicc WAS saved.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
'ceurtesy Of the Richmond Tfmes-Dfspatch)

nearly SEQ miles distant. and its near
est sister III the east is Salt Lake City.
1000 miles ava. These cities and
all Of the less populated nearer towns
are making sacrifices for the desti-
tUte here, but it is to the big cities
Of the nation that san Francisco looks
with anxious eyes for relief.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24

agents in san Francisco to eXpend
100000 for the relief OF the home-
less and destitute of that city.
New York. April 19.-Clarence Mac
Kay. president of the Postal Telegraph
and Gable Company, tonight teIe-
GraDhed to President Wheeler. Of the
University of California. at Berkeley,
saying he Will contribute $lG0, 600, to-
ward the erection Of 4 new building
for he University.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24

ton dozens of adobe houses were
RACED. 50 far as known there were
no fatalities. BraWley is about two
years old, and had a population of
SOC.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24

!. Gift al S10o.OGo s2aci To the sui
fcrcr- by Earthquake aud Fire.

(ItE the Associated Press
New York, April 19-John -.
Rockefeller today authorized his
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24


WIS" ssI tta It. st
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htt"A b.
l"" "ha ht
r5 INST
't- Market street
~ ~H.h aH3 AaHl
.t .H' Et#t'
= gat "Hi ids 9s =
i" itaha ttts
.ats
n c"Ea"+ RE- tie sa H' t#r f.,#
H.ttf has af ~.sft
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nome y. tiItA fla I'
rtIattu company fs.as p. stored t'~
h|~ connection Ht'N 'f.. 'fi..t is
"s' Dti~. thk a station 4t tt.~aH ltt-Hh
N.l liner" u" s~fEle. fat denver.
nag messages ih"
Thousands II Hs. beers % fsmiIi.-
are --uataf-I ANA 2lrH Ha means OF
learning oH" another t"r.ahp4ie
The police today opened 8p q bHr- 70
of r-Zi ration ta bring relatives 80
gtfh"r.
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go.
t,.l -. -
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:1..-. So
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
Two Men Shot and Killed.

Two men were shot n killed this
morning. Policeman Flood on enter
ing his home. Encountered = strau@er
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
Wrecked by Earthquake,
Frisco is in Flames, its
People Flying.

Continued from page Oue.J
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
&irfoaiiia ilmoitmfiia.

Sumalanpalpelutiia ippsfuula:
2 p. Sronmoobisia, ebt. fansic
flo h1O aam
9 p. WafeIielbisid, ebt. fonsia h1(
aam.
9 p. SrormoooisId Fin 8 ill.,. iol
ioin on fesfustelua aineesta: lafifr
mai emanfeliumi paremmin maifut
taa iuruttoman ibmniien fddntpmpf'
feen, aIustaa Gricf &oneos.
16 p. Sronwoocisia Flo h1O a.p.
16 p. Wtontrealisia, Wis.. $. eb'
tooaiien fansia flo h3 Up.
% p. 9esiemerisid flo h10 aam
% p. SronpooOisia Flo s id.
g. @uori
SeleI. 343 j. 610 Iper Itr.
Sronnooo, Wid).
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Sumalonpalnelutiia pioetddn inns
fuula:
g y. ShomIon T. firfpla flo 10 a..
y. s.. y. ebtooliien fansia;
ia Glpquetieia flo ~ ip.
Snpm.! Sdn6 muttoS on tuQut
eteen Iatiunciota Ipietd tdqd fertan.
SbomIon, yiinn.
6. 20. Niemi.
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Salutaan tietoja.

Wiisid pIet Irmib gill. War'
peen fpldstd, SfoaIiIista, &. |. Sdn
oil miimc ipfipnd minun fansiani
pbtaifaa ioirasnuoteena Worquet.
ten Suses SospitaaIisia. Ydds.
tpddn ennen minua pois Iai bdn
minulta ipdbdn raboa lainafIi, In.
maten ldbettGd iafaiiin niimeistddn
iiiben FUN pddien lite ulos mainis
tusta iairaolasto. 9dn Ell ole iittems
min itiestddn mitddn tietoa antanut,
maiffa firioitinfin pari fertaa iiud
oioitteeIa, ionne Ianoi menendnid
tafaiiin tpDbDn.
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GntSunGt bpi!

Sc tiebdtte, eta fupari'astia ilmon
tinausta on m%prfplinen. Ilfdd tur'
melfo termeptrdrne. Wiefdd fii'
ruusti astioitanne tinattamatii iep.
pd ". 2innulaae. 9dn on ainoa
iuomaIainen iinaaia tdnd puolen
&uparilaarta. 6dn tefee bpmdn
tpDn fobtubinnoila. Samoin tefee
feritiimid, puuffoia, fdrrpid, refid
ia bemoiet tensittdd bpipin. -
Miunio ia paia Wtc2eob apenuela,
nastapddt6 Sraunin Italia.
&~iirubtafaa ia hlfaa luofieni.
81. 3innnila.
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&trtonmeno1a 10Dstuuuo:
Nasbmaufisia iunnunt. 2 p. Flo 2
ip.
SpartasIa iunnun'. 9 p. Flo 2 ip.
GmbarraIisIa II p. feao ] |. PIP.
pitfutoululla.
SairbonfIisia IA p. Flo ] ip. Gins
srenin talosIa.
angorasia HDmbecfin taIosia 16
p. Flo 4 ip., JOS Ell ole bDmin iotei'
men pdimd.
Santaioen fouI,tlIo 16 p. feIIo 1O
q. p.
SpartaeIa % p. Flo 2 ip.
GlbasIa ia Iuroros ia eri ilmoitus'
ten mufaan.
:. Rontila.
Br 131. Sparta, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

9oinen Wic@eebanin mastustaia
on Mm @alter, npfpinen !Surlegn
fanpunsin padaiffD. iofa eroitettiin
fafii muotta Iitten iamasta mirasta,
Fun oil tebnpt min paIion mddrpnt
I'd. Mutta fapatoitIiain iuoiiosia
fun oil. min ne taaien baalafitpat
bdnet Iamaan ipirfaan - ia mt
Iamainen beittiS pprtii iberiffifii.
2uonnonista on, ettd faiffi fapas
foitiiiat ia porttoloioen iidnndt mi'
baamat McSeebania, fosfa han
on fanIan oifeutta barrastama mics
ia pprfii noubattamaan lofia.
Siis fanialaiieni faiffi, pnoluee'
Ieen fatiomatta, ddnestdfddmme ia
toimifaamme Mc6eebanin bpndfii
Iiud muatoin me tuIiiimme noioen
fabben luriufIen owustaiitii, iotfa
piinoporporien ia muioen feinotte'
Iiipiben fansia tuliIinat policeman
lafia ia iiten idptdmddn pbteisfun'
nan eliniuuria!
Sron YeltisId, Wis., elot. n p.
1906.
81. s..
Smpmatfaa! GnIi tiistaino on
Sron Gountnsia, @onntpn fpirfa'
miesten ipaaIi. HepubIicaanilistaua
on 3 iberifii - tofeIasta, mntta me
toboomme monen tunnetun fanIalai'
fen feboitufiesta buomauttaa. eta
Iuomalaisten eli pitdiii ddnestdd miss
Iddn tapaufiesia iberiffin fofeIaita
mmita fun Wicbael 8. Wc Seebania.
Sdn on fnnnon mics. Sdn 2 fpuots
ia fifteen tefi SurlepSia perinpobiai'
fen pubbistufl en. Wutta II toilet
omat tannetut ilfepbestddn futen
Midael Dbite 8 nuotta tafaperin
ampui Sron YeItisid misunderstanding
Soban Torppao' iofa tonerinIa
fansia meni upiin idrneae falasta'
moan, min bdn ampui beitd fun
mitdbdn elufoita ettd luobit meni
menbeeu ia emdspusiien ldpi. 2dl
loiia faniolaistemme fpibouiiio
emme Experimentation ddnestd,
mddn. pppbdmme wield buomout'
taa etid faniaIaiiemme lufiiina'
Sron 9eItistd fanIaIoiiemme u. 9.n
firioitufIen tdstd n%umerosto, iofo
allan tintiona tefee ielfpdd fpipmpf'
iesId olemista oiioicta. Wleile on
nIeito firIeitd Ioopunut fanialaiiiltom'
me. iotfa ppptdmdt msiodn pubus
moon, ettei MT moon erebbpitdiii
poIiticmaan buonoia miebid Sron
Gountpn iberiiiifii, fun terron on
e%btoffaano tunnettu, lofio ia ibmi'
inpttd rofostomo Wtid)oel Is. DC
6eebor. !0dnen nimenid on eniimdi4
lend iberiiIi = fofeloitten oIostosio
tebfad risti Wlid)oel s.. Wtc Seebon
X perGdn futen tdsid on tebtp. puo'
lustamamme fofeloS on 10 ouut To-
feloono miime ~feipdnnd fumernDD,
rim fofeIasio malitesia ia pddii etii'
moiiefIi Iberiiii f~ofeloitten ionfoSio,
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ScumoIonpalpeIufiia Glofuuuo:

.SumalonpalneIufiio Glofuula:
GbatbomisIa 20 p. flo s i.pp.
RumIepsla 20 p. flo 8 i.pp.
GooIpoooisia 20 y. Flo hS i.pp.
Sunnuntoina ptbun Worquetten
fenhdiublosio beiodn pppnnDstddn,
Spntpneitd ia tasteful.
syoo ia grmo 2aboen poifo Ssfo
ri Slmari. ipntpnpt Mnnifin9isio
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ip.
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@is. Ippsf. 3 p. Flo 10 ap. 2apiiua
tulee ola ipirIifirio, 9iblian bistoria
ia &atefismuS.
! Dranbmoob, Wis. elof. u p.
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Flo IL e.pp.
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16 p. Sulertonisia Flo 2 i.pp.
% p. poiniettisIa ruoti. firfoaa
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Wisconsin Central
Railway Co.
Observation-Disclosures


AIKA.TAULU,
Junat saapuvat ia lahtevat Iron
woodista joka .paiva jalkeen Elok'
5 p. 1906.
LAHTEE'
Chicagoon, Milwaukeen,
iaircen, St. Pauliin,
Minneapoliin, Ashlandiin
ia Duluthiin.... kaikkiin 5.34 a. p
Ashlandiin 49,. ........."
paikkoihin Az L P
Chicagoon, Milwaukeen
Eau Claireen, St. Pauliin
ia Minneapoliin...".......... IA i. P,
SAAPUu:
Chicagosta, Milwaukeesta,
st. Paulista, Minneapolis
ia, Eau Clairesta 9.lO a. p
Ashlandista. $40 i. p.
Chicagosta, Milwaukeesta,
EauC l~airesta, st. Paulista
ia Minneapolista 6.46 /. p.
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Daily Mail...........9.40 i.p. 5.34 a.p,
Daily.........".".....6.46 i.p. 4.29 i.p.
Tiketteja myydaan ia tavaraa kul
j%etetaan kaikkiin paikkoihin Yhdys.
valloissa ia Canadassa.
Hyvat yhteydet Chicagossa itaan
ia etelaan menevien %junien kanssa.
T~arkempia tietoja saadaksenne
kysykaa lahimmalta asiamiehelta, eli
JAS. G. POND, Gen. Pass. Agent
w. H. Madison, Milwaukee, Wis,
Local agent.
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Bort 9(rtbmrin ia Sort ISilliamit
Gemrafumnat.

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fuusia. ppbdfoulu tplmesia pai=
fasia iotu ppbd.
:. 8. Seimonen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-23
Real Estate Transfers rriaay.

The following transfers. have been
filed with the county recorder:
Eastern Investment Co., Ltd, to
L. A. Taft, 6la acres. sec 81,
6s, W, q c d .........$ i
Chemeketa Lodge No. 1, I. o. o.
f., to H. B. Thielsen. part lot
2, block 2l, city of Salem. 5000
Mary and NJ. E. Karten to James
Emlah, lots Z, s, block 1e, city
of Gecvais, W d ........ 600
Elmira Doke to w. P. Healy, ct
al. water right .............. 500
b. and J. NJ Payne TO Louisa F.
Hamilton, land in smiths add
10 salem .................. $50
Chicago Markets.
Chicago, June sS.-Wheat, s3h@s4,
corn 5l%@5lk, oats Ss%@ss%.