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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05

President Roosevelt, as was to
nave been expected-as was almost
inevitable, indeed-has not only no
tced the suit brought by a blue
Jacket against the proprietor OF
place of amusement in Newport who
would not admit him to the joys
there provided because he was In
uniform. but has contributed s1OO
toward the expenses of the litiga-
ton. In the letter to Admiral
Thomas inclosing this generous con-
tribution, the President expresses
some vehement opinions as to the
wisdom of the suit and also makes
some general remarks that deserve
attention.
II feel" he says, that It is the
duty of every good citizen to en-
deavor in every shape and way to
make II plain that he regards the
uniform of the United States army
and navy, Just as much when worn
by an enlisted man as when worn by
an officer, as a badge OF honor so
long as he behaves decently. There
Is no finer body of men in all our
country than the enlisted men OF the
army and navy of the United States,
and cannot sufficiently express my
indignation and. contempt for any
man who treats his uniform save
with the respect to which II Is en-
titled. II man misbehaves him
self, then, no matter what uniform
he wears. he should be dealt with
accordingly; but the fact OF wearing
the United States uniform should be
accepted as presumptive evidence
that the man who wears II is all
right; and any discrimination
against the unifrom as such is more
than presumptivo evidence that the
man thus discriminating is all
wrong"
II is ungracious to criticlse these
statements even in the gentlest way.
and yet, and yet. well. Il is true that
for the puroses OF their profession
the enlisted men of the army and
navy are not only as fine as, but finer
than, any other group In the country.
Nevertheless, In their hours of re-
taxation from the severe restraints
of their service. some of them are.
slightly incompatible with the main
tenance of peace and quiet as under
stood by civilians. The number Is
not great. and we are glad to be-
lieve that Il is steadily decreasing,
but the legendary reputation of the
private soldier on the leave and OF
the sailor ashore will last for some
time longer, and even the President s
denial will not affect the fact that
there Is some basis for Il. The uni
form ought to mean all he says of IT,
but II doesn't quite. The thine
moves In a vicious circle. the men
too often going where they are SURE
OF welcome and losing the right e
welcome elsewhere because they
do not get t. The remedy lies in
their own hands.-New York Times
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05
Constipation.

Health Is absolutely impossible u
constipation be present. Many ser'-
ous cases OF liver and kidney COM
nlaInt have sprung from neglected
constipation. Such a deplorAole con
a,tion is unnecessary. There is chre
for n Herbins will speedily remeay
matters. C. A. Lindsay. p. NJ bron-
SON fla, writes. Feb. H. lsoz'
..Having used Herbine. ind Il 4
ane medicine for constipation e0e
) eottle. For sale By d. J. Fry drug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05
All Over New York.

N>~-~~~~-~>N~~~~~-~~~~ ~~N-~~>~~-~~~~>~~~-~~~~~-
All Over New York.
York, Nov. 5.-The campaign
pr, except for the red fire and
& tonight. Considerable mon
on the curb and In the hotel
S this afternoon. Either
ruff or Ihmsen are blufing ter
but the Hughes men with
are carrying II around willing
t II down at almost any odds.
Is no rest for the candidates
Hughes is scheduled for seven
Fses In this city this afternoon
pnight. Hearst three and pos
Hour speeches tonight. Ten
pnd warrants were preferred
|perintendent of Elections Nor
Pnd others by political organi-
Is and policemen. who made
|gistration canvass. Warrants
BE- placed in the hands of Nor
deputies at all the polls tomor-
Arrests are to follow the at
Of any to vot eillegally. Ev-
blice officer will be allowed four
extra time to cast his own
The attorney-general and may
we arranged with the various
ct attorneys to prosecute the
pn frauds promptly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05
gLOP
| WATER
POWER
! Syndicate Formed TO
)ntrOl All Water In
Middle West

bland, Nov. 5.-Backed by
. boo a syndicate headed by
|T. Herrick, of this city, and
! f. Walsh, OF Denver. is near
! completion of a scheme to
! so mountain streams in Col
10 develop water power. At
will only supply the territory
radius of 10 miles from
btral station, but It will grad
take in the entire Middle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05

sburg, Pa, Nov. 5.-Roger
the detective. in charge OF
ing evidence for Thaw's de-
stated today: "Thaw will
on the plea of justification.
|torneys viii make no effort TO
him insane when he shot
No explanation Is given for
|ange OF plans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05
Hot In West Virginia.

Irleston, w. Va. Nov. g.
companies were ordered TO
|mson. upon the representation
: postmaster and Attorney
; that the Democrats had sworn
. deputies. They have driven
Rgroes from the county, and are
Ing to steal the election ma
y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05
Shot by Own Man.

Nishninoygorod. Nov. 5.-During
the manuvers. Colonel BroEberanoff
was shot by his own man. II Is
thought Il was done accidentally.
All the cartridges we're supposed to
he blank. The wound is serious.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05
p.nker Knls Himself.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. Cash
Ter van Dervoort. OF the Lakeside
Bank. OF Lake Adams shot ana
k,ued himself this morning. The
hank is said TO be in good condition.
There IS no defaleation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05
Given Three sentences.

eago, Nov. 5.-Hering was CIV
re sentences. from one to IA
to run eoneurrently. STEMS
was given two additional SEN
from one to IA years. to run
Frently with the one he is now
g.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05
Theatre Man Dead.

'tle. Nov. 5.-charles Wray'
|er Of the Pacific Coast Amuse-
Association. died this morning
'sht's disease. He was for 40
the theatrical business man
p theatres in every city on the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05
STATE
TREASURER
STEELE
May Not Come to Sa-
lem to Live at
Present
Problems of Handling the
State Funds are Grow
ing Less

Milwaukee, Nov. Especial to
Capital JournaD-A Journal repre-.
sentative had talk with the new
state treasurer-elect. He will not
leave his comfortable home near
here at present, and may not remove
to Salem, but will go up Mondays
and home Saturdays, until he can
dispose of It. Mrs. Steele Is a very
domestic woman, has an adopted
daughter of 13, and is not disposed
to live in a rented house. The
Steeles have no children of their
own, but have raised three adopted
ones. Their life is in the country,
the home being on a free rural mail
route. George Steele is a man who
has had great wealth at times. He
was a promoter of the electric lines
between Portland and Oregon City,
on both sides of the river, and has
been a man of great public spirit all
his life, but not a great money-mak-
er for George Steele. Treasurer
Steele denies that there has been
any conference between himself and
Secretary OF State Benson as to dis
tribution of patronage. He says he
has given no consideration TO his Of
fee force. but says he is very favor
ably impressed with the employees
now in the office. His bondsmen will
have something to say as to his Sc
lectlons of assistants. The bonds
will not be as heavy as in the past.
It has been fixed at 100000 for
some of his predecessors, but he does
not yet know what his bond will be.
Speaking OF bills to regulate the
loani9g OF state funds. and the state
getting the interest. Treasurer Steele
said that matter would not amount
TO much, as the school funds, under
the present low rate of interest,
would be all loaned out, and the new
provision that allowed the governor
TO veto any item of an appropriation
bill would not permit OF any great
accumulation in the treasury at any
one time. Election OF senators by
the people would tend to make dead
locks impossible. and he did not see
how there could be more than $685.
600 In the treasury at any one time,
with any ordinary good management
on the part OF the state board, and
the usual good care on the part Of
the legislature, He would not try to
dictate any policy to the legislature
for the management of the state
funds. so far as loaning them was
concerned.
Opinions Of Senators.
There was conference Of Sena-
tors In Salem Saturday TO consider
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05

lishment Of good government can re-
establish good order.-Fresno Re-
publican.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05
Opinions Of Senators.

There was a conference Of sena-
tors in Salem Saturday TO consider
legislation, but no conclusions were
reached, except to demand a good
business policy for the session. One
OF the Senators who is a financier OF
some ability, said he was opposed TO
state law allowing any state funds to
be loaned out. No such law could be
drafted that would not be subject to
abuses, and. while the law might
work under one administration. un-
der another IL might be a failure.
The standing and credit Of the state
was so good that II could only be IN
jured by experiments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-05

chleago. Nov, s.--whsas 7t%,
corn tah. oats sA&.
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NERAL
TOMORROW

ontinued from first page).
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Il
BY II $Thoii1psoi 1rowi, a Y S3t,.t
Real Estate Agents and Y ctiot1ecfs.
pUsLlc AUCTION 5i85i y i5.:s sss. |,
oN rt1r PREttlstlE9'sss } or ssss 81 ~
A Manufa curing n 2 ] AM an
VIII IARoE AND ING R q! \ Nc l}s
PAT RON ACE
The Basket and Wooden
ware Factory IS
8 70 FAIR GAO e. U ,',.t't',5
Thursday July 1eJ 1906 9 Il
at 6 o. Clock. I.


The land u three quarters jof IN acre,
bounded BY T., r. & ~ and the g. A.$ =.
Z Railroads, making It exceedingly valn q :
Bic and desirable on account OF the rail-
roa 4 faciliti I'd. ~ .Sa8. .sS
sE The improvement OF, which are 9
two-storya 5 factory, 165x4o; two story tor
storehouso, 7oxsO; sheds and drying rooms.
with steam pipes office and ONCE Nc ~ lures.
The machinery is ill working Sorder;sstaa
large foot n and 24-foot veneer VI ma y, ]: !
chimes 80 HI r. engine, 80 III P boiler '
all on brick foundation; also al kinds b q
basket machinery, block forms, tools /, an g
saw tables, cranes shslftlrs,
betting etc. everything that go % amake
up a complete basket factory plant tat, !.
ready 4; 10 make split baskets berry ana
truck baskets, ali kinds era ties. s3
M Tho product OF the factory - nnd can can
Be dispose 4 8of faster than 1mhde; O farcy
demand for the same. - -. :,
This plant cost over COG, ana ls Sgo.
Ing Is 30 sold at a grent 50 y; flee. as as
the laheaitheof the present manager pre- Pre-
vents further attention TO the businesssa.,..
IA THRMs:8 third cash, balance 1fll ICE NJ
ana Twelve mon this, or all cash, at 2
5of gpnrcha ser.. 3S35 3} b; Il
tAuctioneers,3s5
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n The house herewith illustrated maJes
a well-arranged eight-room house. Tho
tirst story OF the building, balustrads
and columns to the veranda. are bull. q
fieldstone laid up with rough fae'ngs
In a random manner. shsmortar In 5ont,
being kept back enough to give the ap'
pearance Of being laid Without cement,
The second and third stories are covered
with red-cedar shingles, finished natural,
The blinds and all trimmings painted
q bottlegrecn; and the roof Is also
shngled and stained dark shade Of
moss green The hall and living room.
OF parlor, are ranged % one large roopp.
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the only separations being the columns,
which form an artistic effect. !,
The hall and living room are 7 rimnea
with pine ard treated with white en-
amel Tho doors are OF mahogany IN,
tsh, The hall contains an ornamental =
staircase, with a neat talpstradee ana y1l5 g
panel seat. si.s N rs
The room and living room cpntain
an open fire place, built with brick, WI IN
hearth and facing OF same, and m orna7
mental manto Tho dintngrroom ~
finished natural The Kitchen, butler's
pantry. and storerooH, are Il trimmed ~
yellow, pine finished and fnaturA ,sS g y
are FURNISHED with all modern conyeIr
4ences. There is q Jea. stairs proyldea
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orc, e I: i, d. rLe,coR IRi'LA'fs-

leading from kitchen to- second landing OF
main stairs, which gives an easy access
ia all parts Of the house, The second
story Is trimmed with pine and treated
with: white enamel u his floor contains
four bedrooms, closets for each room
and bath. which is Furnished with por-
Gelatin Fixtures. nickel plated plumbing.
1T has a cellar under NAL morton -oi
and wood bins, and q store CELLAR.
This house can be built With all modern
conyeniei,ces for forty-flYe hundred l$4,-,
1 Plteh &c Ceilings Basement, feet
first story, 10 feet inches; second
story. 10 feet si3 " f sg
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Thursday, July 10, 1906,

at . o clock P. NJ. the property, number
ed rs above. IN IL 8S. En-
Fl First. That attractive corner detached
brick dwelling, No. ia situated sat the
northwest corner OF Second and Clay
Streets, having a front Of 81 feet 3 inches:
moro or less, on the northern line 81
Clay Street and extending back within
parallel lines along the western limo OF
Second Street 100 feet to an alley "a feet
q inches wide. IN Ell
Second. That brick dwelling, No, Ill
East Clay Street fronting 20 feet. more
or less, on the southern line OF Clay
Street. between First and Second Streets.
M common 10 feet vide I.
This properly Is centrally, located on
tract. the attention Of every one desiring
a convenient and comfortable home or
a substantial and profitable investment.
TERMS: One third OF the purchase
money payable cash, balance In II three
equal instalments, at O. ~ and Is months
for negotiable notes, interest added from!
tdny OF sale and title retained until all
Eof the purchase money Is paid and q
conveyance ordered by the court or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser.
ls MARSHALL. NJ. GILLIAN,
i55 Il lss GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN,
SOL, CUTCHINs,
rs Special Commissioners,
Tho bond required by the special COM
tmissioners IN the above SUIT mas peeh
vi G!ve q under my hand this 18th III. day
cHAs, 9, sAyILLp, Clerk.
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ITCH Ell CONsTABLE's SALE. I

n / viii sell by public auction, on NON
DAY, the 10th day OF July. 1906 $3.50
O'Clock P. Nj, mt my wareroom, No. 1906
u. Franklin Street. the following property
to satisfy writs IN my hands: Bureaus.
!Washstnnds. Desks. sldeboards. China
Presses Wardrobes, Chairs, Lounges.
Rockers Hat Racks, Trunks, Lace Cur
tnins. Etc. Terms cash. II 4
w. II. WYATT. JR.,. H. Q, G. r.
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Il
4: Al our salesrooms, No. 6ls East Broad
Street, we will sell very Handsome Ma.
3hogany Parlor Suits upholstered in latest
roma: very Handsome Enameled q Iron
Beds. with brass trimming: CHARTERED F :,
Oak Dining Room Table, China Gases,
Buffets and Dining Chairs. CHARTERED
Qak; and Walnut, Chamber Suits. Quar-
tered Oak Folding Bed Fine ELinoleum,
Handsome. Mirrors. Fine Qualit MAI q ! !.
ting. Leather Chairs ssnnd Couohes. tlne
Felt Mattress, Drophead Sewing Ma
#cfines, Graphophone and Records. Man,
haitian Typewriter, Odd 56 Bureaus re ana ana
ALSO VEHICLES One good sidebar
\ Top Buggy, one good Phaeton, one RUB
\ Der Tire Runabout, one ,surry. u,
iq5 This sale is strictly high-grade, new
and slightly used furniture, and worth
attending. Dew. beginners IN houses
Keeping and. otlher rs, u need Of good fur q
Sniture should avail themselves Of this
opportunity. Ladies' respectfully invited.
'1st93 THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
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7lI ~ Il7i
MARX.
AUCTION SALE >t-,i.

4 a our auction house, 10 N. Sey ''Es =
Street, h Z, - e
MONDAY, . W 1eT at o' 8, 4.
we viii sell for the owner one one . Cl.uso
Bros. Pinno ana Stool, n stock 3 o. .. soous
consisting Of op,,u e,,t
4 ~ GOOD Counters and Cases; nlso nfter
who sell nice lot household gooa e.
smcl, as Rockers, Porch Rockers, Lea.Inr,
cn,icbes Office Il Desks, Chairs sewing sew. y
Machines. lot 5Lndies'Hl1a etc. one
4 ~, "a Driving Horse 4 aud Runabont nnd
u 81, nne rood Work Horse and ar,
ass one Trap, one Open Carriage any
lots other goods too numerous to mention
THE STANDARD AUCTION r y, CO !, #
q. Buford; Manager and 5t'le tsl
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AUCTION SALES Monday.

Il AUCTION SALES "a Monday
BY Edward s.. Rose Gov Green & Redd,
and y THOMPSON Brown {, Co.
Real 1rstnte Agents ana AZ tioheers.3
POsTPON
CoU At sA y W
wv .A N u = II I'LL 1.,'1''
THE HEAUriFUL . u HU HgA An 4 " oM &,
I. ivy ELvE & ooMs.
With So Acres, o. the Late
Herrico County Treasurer
WALTER j, nc Odd Dec a..
ADJo lining CHEST " Tn HILL Nd
Hhia HNbs
$, 4 J ~,
AZ so I wo Fra me Dwell lrgs. 4 nos geo
foot lot, IN tho city of Richmond On enst
line of 1ggl,eSto Street near Athe Ma Male
BIZ virtue Of q decree q the Circuit
9 we spsss =, seI
y S,SS SSH M 4, 1909
The henestead Walnut H,l amd soon
oses or esGaa ssToet
could ia''e no. od do Better Ter then secure hs
s9S noH aylps s, ana
eesslbia 81 81 Tie 0 CHESTNUT Fiji ana High
land Park Electric Line. Nice shady
every tf n ii neat and rst GLASS order
Fine Vineyard, valuable and n large "A 81
pnrngus bed. small Fruits In abundance,
B Tie Very short TIM before iris IS acres
Will be in demand for town lots renders
this, property very q eslra BILE as q In
5vcstn1ent. Il, .,i !. RI ID
Csc P M.oWe vi viii sell liz tWo frame
houses near the western limits OF the
city, fronting thirty (3o) feet. on the east
9e ssss;Sa safS "a es'
fsst < tan ai teywn,nut ill.,. rour,h
1, i AND a. ~ the
in ennai5S Instruments respectively bear
ing 0 per cent. interest from date OF
AZ cash. ct s. ption Of, pnrcha ser. The {,
the purchase none is paid \ and the con
5veynnce Is ordered TO be made. @ sl7s4
81 II. 4, ST. Z J OH Fl COALTER,
III; 5} 10 LANE STERN. Is Ss 5$
Special Commissioners. III
Rose Co. and #als, auct ioneers 4s8
\. Postponed on account OF rain to TU Es-s
DAY, Jul ~, 1905, at same time and
place. II
rs BY order Of the commissioners.
ROSE CO. ct ais. Auctioneers.
In the Clerks Office 81 the Circuit Court,
". r. Todd ct ais Plaintln.
afif against 81 33i Eik "
rsadora Todd et MS q, PENDANT !.
said court do certlfyst hat &the bond re-
iqured Of the Special Commissions ri by
the decree rendered In said ca se SonE the,
I'd day Of July, 1900, as beer. q uly:g ven.I
GiverEaund err my .hnn q rs e Jerk Of the
said court, this 9Th day OF July, 1905. Z
$.4 T.. 3. GPH1LLIPS,it IL ~
33{ S43, Deputy Clerk.
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S BY direction 81 the, owner, Mr., /! I. q D.
sChalkley5 we will sell at public ctioh.
Day hSar pd RRssnD eWed 1ns
[lhenvily 8timbered,. 100 acres cleared and
highly Improved amd very fertile 81 Large.
old shioned II d yelling, nine 8roprns,s high
ceiling, nicely painted and pal red, clos
cts go nns 6 S1no Y;
good order This elegant property$is only.
nine miles from Richmond one.q uarteri
OF a mile from Kingslnnd Sta tiorf s. A.
IL. Rallway,41 IA miles from Sta ton Mo-
52o electric line n 9-4 miles from Drewry,s
5Bun station. 9. abroad CONVEX y,I
icnt~to schools, churches, r. f. y. ss This
is Justly considered one Of RI he most %valu-
able farms the county, This pr;93perty,
would ideal sl,bgrbgn ,sEt
be- TERMS: One half cash, balance 1t y
and 8 years. for totes, six per cent IN
5terest added. Y secured by trus t eed, or
ali cash IL desired by the purchase rsss For
other eal! q, aye 81 e %
~ sfe. ~ S.,sk tYOneers. ~
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5f$S5,} E nv Geo W. Mayo, Auctionee r, I,
* HON. Seventh Street. Phone = 9sb. n
FURNITURE, MATTI LlNoLEUM,
S$ sSE w IN G MACHINES PIC BOlrI -,
8MiRRORS, ETC.

TON BROW IN ON DAY) ~ LY1 1905 1872
commencing at 1890 ~. AT..55 one Hand 70,
some Black Walnut Chamber Suit. Ten lII /.
nessec Marble 8Top; one CHARTERED OAK
Suit, eight Medium Bedroom Suits :, oa .,
Bureaus Washstands, y, alrH-
\ robes. bookcase Writing Desk, Co O I
nation Bed ! Couchcs, one Massive Guar "a
tered Oak Sideboard. Extension =. 9 PIC Il.
iron Beds, Cribs, Mattresses, Chairs,
Rockers. Gas and other Cooking sto y.
Pictures. Mirrors. Lace Curtains, Drop !ry
sfea 4 Singer and@ other Sewing Nlacf lines.
new Mating, Llnoleum ollcioth, etc. ;
Also 4, "a lot Of other goods too numerous
70 mention. dies invited I'M N Il
GEO. W.}sN1AYO, u Auctioneer.ss
Geo. ", Oliver alesnlan. ,5 {
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vs. On TUEsDAY,5 Julyt17, 1905, ct o clock
p. NJ. on the premises, we vii offer .tor
sale the above desirn BILE properaty I. The h.
4, Al GOOD a depth This property a Is & we'll
located 3andarented to first class tenants.
The wellings have about nine rooms lr
each, hal lis, and a. two-root brick kitche
In the rear Of the property .fsl I, .Sg5
svestrrient, u AZ 81 operty IN this locAl!ty II
An harcirR inNyalue.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
VALENI!NE- AycTloN-c
N PHONE 1906 81.
e!e EAST BROAD ST..
LARGE SALVAGE AUCTION SALE

LARGE SALVAGE AUCTION SALE
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
oRocER's REFRlo orator, MARBLE
3ljiEEToP. MEAT COUNTERS, MEATsLocK,
SCALES, SHOWCASES. COFFEE MILL,
STEEL MEAT RACK, LARGE LOT
OF CASE GOODS. BARRELs FL OUR,
ETC, OF .. Q. POWELL, NO. 3116 E,
MAIN STREET,
Recently slightly damaged by water and
smoke,
#TUEspAY, JULY 18TH,
Commencing at 1910 o'clock, We, vii!
Fancy and Stable Groceries and Fixtures,
gigh S; hy water and slabs
4 condition, consisting OF about 90 barrels
Flour, Is cases Octa gon, Ivory, Moon and
q Polo Soap, 70 cases Starch, cases Peas
sardinss. Pickles, catsupa, Dressing
fees, Teas, Spices. Chewing Tobaccu
6moking Tobacco. &c.,. &c,.,-in fact
everything carried IN flrst-class STAPLE
grocery.
Z frigerator. With glass doors and nirrored
front Cost ty5O) Marble-rop Meat coun
II ter. Steel Meat Rack. Meat Block, Msal
Tools. Meat and Counter Scales, Coffee
4 MN. store Counter. Electric Ceiling Fan
This sale Is worth attending. The
i goods Will DO sold for salvage, W'ihou
n Trade especially Invited. 55.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
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AZ the request OF the owner, who Is
remoying from the city. and ia anxious
TO sell before leaving, We shall Offer for
sale at public auction. upon the Aprem-
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WEpNEsDAY, JULY is, 1906,

at 9 o'clock r.. NJ, the above described
property The dwelling contains l2 rooms.
modern, improvements, range, porcelain
bash,tnb, and In tirs,,-class repair all
aN Tho lot fronts twenty-two l?2) feet on
tho vest side Of Ninth Street, by a good
depth to an alley.
and Th 50 pssooPsssX Il mGasrna
ders 1t very desirable as home sor US
an investment, as II viii always com
.lnand tenant al. a good rental,
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