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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

OF shorthand in 10 hours, attain a speed OF
70 10 100 words in 100 hours. and We Will pro-
cure position for you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg, and Barnes systems
typewriung and Spanish STE<OGRAPHIC
ACADEMY Colorado building. Phone NJ
WANTED-Music pupils, by experienced
teacher; terms reasonable. Address BOX 2o9.
Times office fe25-2t
WANTED-TwO women pTessers one man
presser- ANTON LERCH, S2e 18th St NV
fe25-3t
WANTED - Competent steHographers and
typewriter operators to register with US !,
positions obtained for same without charge
THE MONARCH TYPEWRITER, 142I r ST
nv. fe7T-Tf
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Storage.

FOR RENT-621 st. NV, two large upper
floors, 30x40. Inquire OF ". T. TURNER, On
premises. fsI6-SJt
WHY PAY MORE? We store for sc a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. as 420-s23
10th 81. NV. Phone Main 432S. ja3l-9ok
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HATS RENOVATED equal TO new; straw
and panama; hat bleaching a speciality.
Phone Main 1854 KANDEL, 731 7th ST. NV.
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@ IOf, SALE-Cheap. SIX rolI-top desks. one
.s1sh4eE desk. Two wall cases. ten counter
9HS" cases SIX silent statesmen cases
fls.1 Q 4e-t iongi three electric fans four
aaeaoes' money drawers, 95c: kitchen tables
80 80 eanG-seat chairs, 59c. See HOPWOOD'
-G- - sts. fez5-5t
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If you have not
the time to send
or bring your ad
TO The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just cali
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service.
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For Sale-FarmS.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-l6f productive acres;
desirably located near Manassas, woodland.
splendidiy watered; basement barn; other
outbCiidings; all kinds fruit: 81 800: Will
trade. soULE COMPANY, $50 Louisiana
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Finest Turkey Dinner in the CITY. AZ
Fine New Mahogany Piano at Auction

Equals any dollar one elsewhere: prompt
service. PeTottfs. $50 Pa. ave. NV
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Wednesday. Z noon. Now on exhibition.
Come in and see 1t. New furniture AT
lo;s0 a. m. Wilson & Mayors, 1927 and
1873 O st
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Situations Wanted--ffale.

WANTED-A situation as collector or sales
man in a good concern; experience and refer
ences. Address BOX 225, Times office 1t
WANTED-By colored electrician, situation
Al reference; Is years experience Address
BOX PIG. Times office fees-3t
WANTED-By hrst-class COOK position: ho-
tel cafe. Address BOX 227 Times of1ice II
WANTED-Experienced meat cutter ana gro
ceTy clerk: best of reference; outside CITY
no object. Address BOX 1S6. Times Office
fez4-3t
WANTED-Position as salesman or collector:
can furnish cash bond and a good team
Address BOX z07. Times office. fe24-st
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ctea SALE gas ranges as good as new.
feas-a, see HOLLYWOOD, sth and K sts
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-or' - so-A5-t--Hee our large ice boxes for 80
~ 5es9La, III meat stores; sold on easy term
batv.ea- II II you don { know the difference
tinker and then, II you have trouble biaga
70 - one OUt yourself. See HOPWOOD Sfh am
- fez5-3t
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Compo-Board-It Saves Time.

Fuel. health. All boards are 4 feet wide
and $. 9. 10, II. II 13, Il. Is. Is. Il and Is
feet long. Thos. w Smith Lumber Deal
er, Washington, D. c. EE
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Wanfed-Bicycles.

WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
IN IN the a. city. llS Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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sone 1e aALI1-z5o cooking ana heating stoves
WOOn sood as new; cheap. See HOP
--k- -- a4la r SIS. fez5-3t
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For Rent-StabIeS.

FOR RENTING story brick stable; terms
reasonable. 1929 Q ST. NV. fe26-3t
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Gas Stoves znc fn g.,

1901 c st. Muddiman & Co. SIC 18th st
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sets ~ ,3ALExA iew more Of those $3.50 toilet
see T4Ctsyr6IoT 81 IoT S-ss; others as low as 81 %
SSoe 1oFHoOD. sta and < sts, 1ez5-gt
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For Sale
Country Property.

FOR SALE-cottage and small barn. with lS
acres Of land. spring, an6 running streams:
adjoining Southern Railway, IN village OF
Vienna, FIVE minutes walk from steam aud
electric cars. Price. s., 900; a bargain
CHARLES HINE. Vienna, Va. fe2s-st
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~ IN oA1E@-Oak bedroom set nearly ,a,-
sy' seEeIai oak, cane seat chairs: dror. -
De Ta'ie' Aitelen stove: all cheap 294 81 -
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Birds, DOGS, Etc.

FANCY BREED OF chickens Of ali kinds
cheap; incubators, broodeTs collie and St
Bernard pups; pigeons Canarfss, parrots ;
lawn grass. flowers, and garden seeds, etc
SCHMID' S. BIRD STORE, 712 18th st. NV
fs24-tf
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DanCi-.9.
SEE THE MooNTTGaT ANT

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAYS, 431 18th ST. n. W--Every
Monday. Tuesday. Friday. and Saturday even
ing; beginners class, 80; advanced. $50.
Lady assistants; six lessons. $3.50. Private
lessons ty appointment
felo-Sot Prof. CTIAS. II. WYNDHAM.
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t1oJ tANOIHkR shipment Of those fine feIf mat
uesses to go at s6-35; they are a tsslsi .s-ot
az 40. 6z5 Louisiana ave fessss.
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Wanted-Rooms q Board,

LADY wishes room for SELF and chVd thrse
years ola. where child can have care durfug
day. address BOX % Times Office II
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Dentistry.

DENTAL WORK done by graduates for cost
OF materials at Washington Private Dental
Inirrnary, 1903 I ST. fe20-s0t
FIRST-CLASS WORK. Low PRICES-Set
Of teeth, SO up; gold crowns, S3 up; gold
Filings, 81 up; silver filings. SOC up: work
guaranteed: no pain. DR.. GEO. l. ED
MONDS, $40 f ST. NV. ja27-30t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATE--No extracting;
no pain; look, feel. act, and last longer than
natural teeth; shunken faces made normal;
painless filling. DIR. J. L WILSON. 1908 +
st. NV. 27-20t
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MUSIC FOR CHILDREN.

II your children take an interest IN music
and you want them 10 secure a musical eSiu-
cation without expense. call at our ware
rooms and secure the Of q good square
the cost Of drayaEe.
T. q. SMITH PIANO CO.
Bradbury Building. 20 Pa Ave.
feS2-tf
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business Chances.

Cr,I5 ,,7c,r,I EH {iROCERY STORE-Rent sI5 per
$50. I5SltI ~ IsIutdg living rooms; price. Ssg9
EN- siaR NEW YORK BUSINESS RROKERS
- - fe26-3t
HAIR DRESSING BUSINESS -1c7---1--- a.,
InOHtn' established ID years: price 900 So
4 1olsA BUSINESS BROKERS. eli r. fe2s-g
DAIRY LUNCH-ExeeIIent location d.,
rent, rent, VIII sacrifice II sold at once So
iOHh BUSINESS BROKERS, slI p feas y,
CORNER GROCERY. soUTHw F,S;T-I1SI'..
stles 500; viii invoice 81, 500; price s. s-s;.
Frs. Gil T. fe5s a. "a
GROCERY and provision business $50. eCe
nOrlnE-st corner, cash trade; cheao rent
CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE k4-ar.s.
Building. fa5s .s,'I p,
WE HAVE bargains in groceries 5sI-I,
IuIlchs cigar and other stores COIITATRTA
bL9d-Nf<SS EXCHANGE, 1II5 F St nv. sec
E--2o-- - fe265t
FOR SALE-Shoemaker shop at IOtn ana p
sts. ne: terms reasonable. fe2s-st
FOR RENT-store, suitable for frst-cIass
barber no opposition Apply 24iz 18th ST
FOR sALE-stock, fxtures, and good will
oId ana profitable stand: best OF reasons
Tor selling only those meaning business need
inquire address BOX 19s Times Office
fe24-3t
.y- FOh sALE-CoTner grocery store. 1875 Penn
- ~ ZIssIlla ave se feast
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY and ten living
Soo5ns furnished and equipped: good locarion
AGdIess BOA 99s. Times Office. feast
GROCERY STORE for sac. I709 New lar
SSy q avs Sye- n".i will sell for Invoice H w
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MA " An tEll-Itxperieneed bicycle repair man.
~ AND L CYCLE co, 7th ana L NV
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FOR RENT-Third floor hall room, unfm
nished. TO lady only. 726 1ith st. NV.
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves, bric-a-brac. and all kinds Of
noussbeld goods. EAUMS FURNITURE
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BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets; VIII pay full value for stoves in
good condition Office furniture and house
hold goods OF all kinds: contents especially.
ID NOTES. 625 Louisiana ave. Phone NJ. 1905.
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Money 10 Loan.

BY PRIVATE PARTY, s. to $50; confidentiaI
Address COX 206, Times Office. fe24-st
MONEY To LOAN. by private party. from
s. TO $50; confidential. Address BOX 500
Times office. tasl-ant
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FOR SALE-Half-cord seasoned pine corI-
wood, sawed IN stove lengths, delivered, So IS
BOX II, Bancroft, Va. fe2i-st
FOR SALE-Prize winning Brown Legb0rUs
cheap lNGLESIDE POULTRY YARDS a y
18th st. NV. Mt Pleasant fe2i-5t
WOOD. WOOD. WOOD
just think OF it-A cord of sawed and
split oak and pine wood. mixed delivered
for IS; the mill, S. Mil, North Carat,I
ST. and Michigan ave MURRAY & LIE
BARNES. 18th and sts- NV. Phone Main
5iS5 fe2g-7t
FOR SALE-Good quality Opaque shades fit
ted 10 YOUR windows. only &c; the best quail
ity oil Opaque shades. SOC; hung free; will
call with samples. KLEEBLATI' s. 18th and
SITS ne. Phone East 25-D- 1a20-tf
CASH REGISTERS bought sold, and ex-
changed HALLWOOD CASH REGISTER
AGENCY. sol z st. fes-s0t
50 FOR SANITARY drop-side Coucnes:
rockers, sSc; SO-carts, 81 IS; 2arlor and bed
room suites. 81 per week. See goods. RED
MONDS. 3i1 and 313 eth st. feI5-tf
FOR SALE-Four Upright Pianos. slightly
used. at bargain prices. On easy pay
ments.
One Upright excellent make), $3.50.
Square Pianos as low So
CHAS. II. STIEFF. 81 nth 81. NV
J. c, CONLIFF, MRnager- 6sI7-f
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
Cured Lumbago

A. p. Cannon, Chicago, writes March
Z, 1908, "Having been troubled with
lumbago q, different times and tried
ono physician after another, then dif.
feront ointmcnts and ilnimcuts, gave 8,
up altogether So ! tried once more
and 50, a bottle of Ballard's Snow Liz.
lment, which gave mo almost lns,an,
relief ! can chssrfully recommend q,
and will add my name 70 your ilst Of
sufferers Sol BY D. J. Fry.
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RstAn Furniture DealsT. oT,,n,,.

/ About thirty prominent rst,n -,
a''ure dealers from an parts !, ~.
SKATE have been in the city n. ~,
'~o days holding convention ~.
hsu'' '' an Organization kuowp q. 49,
unegon Retail Furniture D.,l.--,
Association" The purpose q, 49,
sanilation is 90 protect ana D,,,.,..
vac welfare and interests Of he ~.
oers' BY establishing more intim.t. i.
'@u'ns with each other. Mapv -
'An' subjects were discussed ana IN.
~ s"n'.A'i0a vas completed by tAs A..
s ,'oa Or the fOl'Owing OsHssrs. Pres.
lea'' D. X James salem; krst viss.
''s'iaen,' Z p vOOFus RalS cstv.
'eeond vios-PFesideni, N. ostr.v pa..
1A,i secretary p, p. Freeman. Pore
~h'i treasurer J. p. DOagS AsAl.s5
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Survive Valencia Disaster
CONTINUED from page One.)

Canadian, on his way home at the time
Of the accident But one body was ev.
er recovered, and that was Of a woman
named Fannie Palmer, whose corpse
washed ashore on San Juan island,
which. by the way, was her home. 1t
was identified by the finger rings. Cap.
tain Rockwell, the famous horseman
with his family and his fine collection
Of trained horses, including the cele-
brated "Mazeppa, were all lost in
this wreck, as was a small circus com.
pauy and a theatrical company, that
but short time before had played
"The Picket Guard' here.
Barney Pompelly, now Of Salem, and
. man named Cole, were with Rockwell,
taking care Of his horses but by acci
dent missed the boat at Victoria, and
hence saved their lives
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A llAooo.ooo p,,mana.

According % a reliable authority che
nualeF ant total yains of diamonds
pfasiuccd last year was noi - large as
tAe ycaf before so Important de
eov,fieu ~ hew mlhsa were made but
1893 uill D. ever memosahia bsosuse
90 January "a ~ that year Pred Wells
H'aaarsf n the Prsmisr nine la the
rfahsyaal colony. south Africa. While
raiug Die rouu,s picked up ihs larges,
dlau'on'i ever sosn or hsard of Ia al
HISTORY. u eseeois Ia rdts and wsleAt
and parity an ~ ths fah1lous ala.
uoads We have Foaa o. No writer ~
as''oa has ever dafei 20 imagine -
lareo % - valuable diamond A. NJ
Wells seieany picked up from che
esHp ihst aftsruoou. Esiimuts.l h,
the ordiuaFy price per carat. lis value
= no' le@ ihan uins million poun,is It
~s'eA- aosi eaFats or laG pound.
.seirdurois. ant its dimensions are
f'ur By tvo snd half b. ose ana 4
eaif ineees II is estrsmsly pure.
e'eaf and vsief wAiis. an1 H. Molsn.
siaa. Ae rov~umsni eeolorir ~ tho
tfaa-'eal eessribs- Il a. ''tessmllins
q risoe - la" TAs owner. A.. -.
'isi % dssits whai 10 90 uitA IN M
eeeIsa net-ehT l. rich snsagh a. ~,
''Noo'eso d,anon.l. and a. oomp.,,
'anae' aHoFd 70 aliov that suofm.a.
..e.esi 81 eapliai % Ne iaia IA.
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More May Be Saved.

Seattle, Wash, Jan 25.--At the local
Offices Of the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company the statement is given out
that information has been received
from the wreck TO the effect that life
raft and life boat yet unaceounted for
had gotten away safely from the Val.
eneia. On one raft we're eight women,
e Is said. while no one knows how
many more are in the life boat. The
raft which is said to contain the women
may be the one picked up by the steam,
er Texan, as reported in the earlier
dispatches.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25

VI Ague aud malaria can bs relieve.
'lo suFed With Electric B,usu rAi,
/" pure tonic medicine, of especial
oeneh' In malaria, fos il s1srts , I'm,
curative influence on the disaass 5,iv.
ing - entirely out of the system. II I,
1e'a 10 he preferred to quiu,ns. hav.
l'g n'ne Of tAis drugs bad after -.
is''a + 8 Munday, of Henyis,,s
Ienaa writes "My brOthes va, vsry
'o~ with malarial fever and iauD5i,.
''H As took Electric Bitters wAish
,a'ea ai' hfS" AZ }, C. Perry 2. drug
store price soc, guaranteed
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Tacoma Bribery Cases
(Four O'Clock Rdltloul

Tacoma, Jan. 25.-The case Of Fred
m sherman, tbe asphalt agent. charged
with the bribery Of Mayor Wright Tor
$4,000, is on trial today. The evidence
indicates The officers Of the 1ndtpend
ent Asphalt Company, know something
Of The alleged bribery and their tcsti.
mouy will probably determine The fate
Of sherman.
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A Former saiemite

! O. r. welch, who FOR a number Of
years was In The furniture business ID
this city with =. ". Hollis, is in towr
Tor a day or two. Mr.. wclch, with biz
son, Ernest, went from here 20 Mcd
ford, and engaged In the same line Of
business. but for the past two year,
they have been in Baker City, where
they have a thriving furniture and un.
dcrtakInr business
Mr.. WcIoh is an old salomite. and
has enjoyed a visit with bic relatives
and friends. lie came down 70 attend
meeting Of The retail furniture deal.
era which was organized in this city
y Yesterday.
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Left FrGlcA Bark
lFouF o'clOek Edi,iOn.)

n Sf0uF o.clOek EditiOu.)
F''t Townsend, Wash, Jan. 95-rb.
sIsnSs s. s hAEk Admiral COurdst. saisps
IRON Sau Francisco for Port FovD.aHS
s. Sna Which is overdue several aays, b,,
osea abandoned at SEA TIE vs..s, -
soDh'e'ed heavy storms OF Can Ty...
- - 80 far as known the crew /,
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peainsss oannot la onr.a

hy local applications, as they eanpo
reach The Diseased portion OF the ear
There Is only one way to cure dsafnsss
and that ls by constitutional rsmedis.
pNainess Is caused BY an inhamed con.
ai''oa Of the mucous lining Of N.
La''asAian tube, When the tubs i. IN.
uanea you have a trembling SQUAD or
imperfect Aearing, aud when il Il An.
'"eiy closed deafness is the reso,,
and unless the Inflammation can h ,,L.
On out and this tube restored 70 its nor.
MAJ condition, hearing will be dsstrove5
'O'e'efi nine eases out OF ten are cans
su oy eataTrh, which is nothing bpt =,
lnfamed condition OF the muem, .'r
faces. '''' sur
We will give One Hundred Dollar,
Tor any case Of deafness (saussd bv -.
sai'h) thai cannot be cured bv HAM,
Ca'arFA Cure. send FOR sir,pl.,. a..
p J. CHENEY 4 co, Tole5o. a
sold By druggists, 75s.
Take Halle F,mily Pulls for sor,,i.
patton. - ''l''''
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company, II is reported, has offered 10
sell che sions for t2,5OO.OOO 70 The
British government upon the condition
that Il shall never be cut and shall be
placed In Tho crown or exhibited In a
museum for tho cdidcation Of the pub.
lio 10 iis original form
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF pm
LLo INSTRUCTION

/ hereby announce myself a.. n
didato for denomination for u, a,
Of Superintendent Of Public iD.-
tion, and solicit The support Of ah
publicans at tho primaries Ami =,
J. II. ACKERvN
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FOURTEEN
BURIED
In A MINE
-Four O'Clock Edltiop.)

Fort Smith, Ark, Jan. 25.-Fourteer
miners were suffocated and entombeJ
by an explosion in Whitteville min,
No. G. three miles west Of here last
night. sixteen were in the entry at
the time Of the explosion, but two e.
capped. Thirtytwo were in another
section. but they fed, uninjured. A res.
cue party was formed Immediately, but
The entrance was 50 hot the men could
not enter The superintendent spurred
the men on by saying there was air uf
fcient 10 preserve the mems lives a
short time Heroic efforts were made
in the heat, dust and gas, but they
could not reach the victims in time.
The bodies were recovered today
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ron STATE aENAroR

/ hereby announce myself a. us
ditste for state senator Of as d
triei, subject 20 the nomination a 4,
hands Of tho Republican voters q ",
rion county at tho fortheomins -
mary election.
ALEX. Ia RoLLE1
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FoR COUNTY RECORDER

/ hereby announce myself a. . "a
dldate for tho ofiieo Of county FeeoFis
and solicit the support Of Rspubln
voters for that nomination AZ the fsb
coming primary election.
W. L. JoNn
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ron STATE TRnAsnnu.

The undersigned announce. N.
as a candidate for the Office q, ].
treasurer, subject to the ds,i.,..
the Republican voters at N, ~
coming primaries.
J. H. AITKEy
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n p. Truth, &c. Paul, June ~, 'os
I've lived 90 long I remember well
whom The Mississippi was a brook. Ny
god health and long lifc came by tak.
ING Holsters Rocky Mountain Tea.
% cents pr, stones Drug Store.
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Poultry Hgw pt.

Poultry, Eggs. Etc.
Eggs-Per dozen, g5s.
Butter Tetail-25e.
Hens-lO@lle.
Ffys-lOc.
Fruits, vsgstaBsa EtO
Potatoes-2Ee.
Onions-lAe.
APplss-s5e Der bushsI
caTTots-s5s per busAsl.
beets-s5S Per bushsa
PeaTs-tl,OO per ewt
Tropical FvuitA
hananas-5lle n.
oEanges-$9@275.
LsmOUs-s2@s.
Live stock MArRa
stesFs-2lss.
cows-ll5@2s.
sheep-4s.
Dressed veal-Se.
Fat hOgs-53s
Grain, Feed.
Baied sloveE-ss.
chsat-se.5O@t7.
Iinothy-tS@ss.50. GA
Grain-SS.
Bran-$2I.
Shorts-$2l
Butter and Cream.
By Commercial Cream Co
Buttss-ssks
s0''ss fat-sOs at station.
Wbsat-oss.
IFSsoDr, wholssals-ss75 n, ~,
i''0'' Fstail-Sl.O5 Per sAsS f'A
Portland MArkua
y Wheat 0ub-75@7ss.
Vsllsy-7s975s
biusstsA-7s@7Ts.
Osss-olOiss Ss''. white sa5asasSO
:. ,-.,-ls'on-BOn, ana
aaay-HRSsAy-tll@als
retatoss-5o970e.
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FOR ATToRNEYo GENERAL

The undersigned hereby asts,,-
himself a. a candidate fs reels,
70 the Office Of attorney general =,
jeet 70 tho approval Of Rspshln
voters at the primaries
A. NJ CRAwFoRn
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Personals

Attorney John H. McNary went to
Portland this morning.
John winstauley was a north bound
passenger this morning
Harry Courtney, Of Portland, is the
guest Of friends in this city,
John Albert was a northbound pas
serger on the morning local.
state Printer whitney and wife re-
turned from Albany this morning
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. James went to
Portland this morning for short visit.
State Engineer Lewis is transactine
official business in the metropolis to.
day.
Otto Headrick returned yesterday af.
ternoon from a few days visit at New.
port
G. p. Bishop went to Portland this
morning for a short visit with rela.
tives.
Miss Julia Sanders returned last ev.
ening from a short visit with Portland
friends
Miss Grace Rineman returned this
morning from a week 3 visit with Port.
land friends.
Mrs g. q. Brown went TO Portland
this morning, and will visit friends for
several days.
Miss Anna wiprut came up from
Portland this morning to visit with rel |
atives in this city
IT, 2. Joyall returned this morning |
from a short visit with friends in Al.
bany anil Lebanon.
Miss Edna Jones came MP from
Brooks this morning and viii spend a
couple Of days with friends
p. r. Sharon, one Of the head officers
n The l. o. o. T., was in Salem last
tight, going 70 Portland this morning
George II. Hines, Of the Oregon His
orical Society, is spending a few days
n Salem on business connected with
be- society.
s. y Peck, Of tho Citizens Light
nd Traction Company, went to Oregon
icy this morning, whore be will Z
iat Tor a week.
Mr p. L. Freeland. of Heppnsr who o
as been visiting AZ the Raymond home. q
iew Park, for a few days, went up
Alb ny today.
Mr. AMI MrA Q. r. Hunt have rc
irued 90 their home IN Roscburg. ~ (
p visiting number of days with Mrs !,
units relatives in salem. o.
Frank wrightmab, George p. Rodg. +,
=, J. L. stockton and L. r. silnsoa u
turned this morning from attending a.
10 Development League convention Al Il
lbany r,
Mrs John Holman and Thomas Hol. Al
ah lcft last night Tor san Francisco 81
here they will visit With Mr. and
fa J. y. LuHh and with Walter Hol
IN and family
Mrs Mary s. Jones and Miss Nav Ib,
Rutherford, Of this city, who have 20
en visiting friends Ia Vallejo. Cal
ring The past two weeks. sail this AZ -
noon from san Francisco Tor Holo
"a.
Hon, p. T Judd left this morning Tor
nveT whore b. viii attend a meet. "
of tho National Live Stock As.o.
tion' In which Organization he is an
.eui've committeeman. He expect. -
b. gone about two weeks. 81
'alpA Watson came up from Portland =
} morning for a last look At the Car.
city In company with his wife
whl return 70 Portland tomorrow
Ming and saturday evening thew
leave foT their new home 10 Pen.
On.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

Tho ursicragpcd hereby ahnsss-
himself a candidate for county -
Of Marion county, ana asks ne VA
Of Republicans for that position, Al h
forthcoming primaries.
r. d. ALLIE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
Another Haser F,,
lFouF o'COek Rdition ,

Vr..li. N'VNA Huluon.)
"@'a'as'on, Jan. s5-ss,,....-
'oAaP@Tte tAis afternoon .,,on-,-.,
sS', 80 e,.alssAi f'0H The service d NJ. :,
- 'l-a Decatur nov at AunsDoli. ~.
"-' "as convicted Of Aazins.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
FoR STATE PRNrpn

The undersigned announs, L.,
as a Republican candidate "a, -
ination for state printer al n. 49,,
coming primaries.
J. R. WHITNEY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
FOR aovBRNoR

Republicans Of Oregon -.
informed that I am candid,,.
nomination Of governor AZ a.,
les to be held April Goth. p''
JAMES w1THYcou
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
FOR sEORBTARy ar 60.

I hereby announce mvsslf
date for the Office Of secretarv :, !.
and ask the support Of All p.
cans. r. t. wRIGHTNiv