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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
.B]JOU SI|.T''.E..||F|:0|||R 4
T|MEs-Ds:jIPATCH. | !! | ! 5 ! !
Mr.. Joseph 1 B Bryan 1 an. May '''
Erect a Newspaper
Plant on Broad.
.SKYSCRAP; PER +; T: i / OF ( y
TIE | FIRST R CLASS. S J
First Floor Designed for Stores.
Upper Stories VIII Contain
Modern Offices ~ n ews-
paper Has las o(utgrow'nrl VI. ,
the Present s,
.-3 Building. .

Tie property ons: the corner Of Broad
and Eighth street s., known as the "Old
cBijou..' property, was purchased on
Thursday BY Mr.g Joseph Bryan who will
erect there modern skyscraper, with
large stores on the ground floor and
Offices In the upper stories
1t may be known as f' ]. The Times Dis
patch Building and contain the offices
.of the paper. Il
That theatre OF hotel will 4 bo3 built
there Is positively denied by Mr.. Bryan.
aThe growth Of The Times Dispatch has
Tor a long time demanded anew quarters
for the mechanical departments, and, in
consequences. It Is understood that Mr..
Joseph Bryan has s6been looking for. prop
erty on Main Street on which he could
construct q. fireproofs building for = the
newspaper Failing 50 8f fa1s# to find what
he wanted at satisfactorysprices he has
taken over from the purchasers the old
Bijou property with View OF securing
a suitable location for The b Times Dis
patch should it BE forced from Main
Street. lT4 33is 4 ( $,
Outgrown Present Quarters.
The paper has outgroWn It's present
quarters, and II no hetter8 er8arraneeleht
can be made. a fireproof building will
be constructed on the northwest corner
OF Broad and Eighth for The Times Dis
patch with adjacent stores u OH Broad
Street and modern offices on the floors
above. ii4s 3JS WI E5T
Real estate ii, Richmond has gone UP
to such prices that In lie opinion of
many. the problem Of obtaining a rea-
sonable return on the values must cause
changes OF locality to meet t!e condi-
ttlons Of business. n {.
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INDEPENDENTS TO
REJECT PROPOSAL. u.
Superintendent Of Big Coal Cons
panlies Predict Refusal os ~
Arbitration. 5
Arbitration,
(By Associated Pressl

SCRANTON, PM Aprll 0,,.lt va ~ .
learned hero Tonight on tndisputable
authority that the Independent operators
IN session at Wilkesbarrc to-day decldtet't
against the acceptance OF the arbitration q
proposition, made by president Joiifl
Mitchell. Willie some of them SAID tiiey
would haze favored It's acceptance l'aa q q
lhcen made before tho cessation ofder!
Was issued, they were practically unaniT
NOUS In opposing It's acceptance ~ inc
present time All Of the suprlntehdehiIsi ~
or tho big coal companies nereaDouts
predict that the proposition VIII pe ~ A
jected at the conference TO he leiu " "
Monday next. sA&
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MUCH INTEREST I'm
PROBABLE ACTION.
Issue in Anthracite Fight Still,
Doubtful Independents De-8sS II
eide to Reject Arbitration
Plat-Peace ii BIZ 1$;5
luminous Fields \
Assured.
MiTcHELL's REPLY.

NEW YORK, April 6.---Presidenta
Mitchelrs telegram in reply to Mr.
Wndct's arbitration message follows 4
dated to-day: g53 III III
= have no authority either to! 5$.
accept or decline the propositl OF, s8SS
you make to arbItrate differences 4$N
between bltumlnous operators and s*8
miners. The International Execu-
tive Board Of THE United Nj Inc s7aS
Workers Of America will convene XVI
atIndlanapolls at on the 18th Instant, n
e at which time your telegran1SW VII sS8
be laid before itand the decision s34is' n n
communicated to you. II IL Il
(slgnedD .l5 15& @.stts
II Il Ohm MlTcHEL ~
President United Miners ~ of S5
America" si.t Il sss
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Receive Full Attention.

f r. . f. & II ID b . q y
Mn Blair rcplicd by long distance tcl-
cphone that the Seaboard Air Line ut
this time had no intention OF changing
the location OF It's offices, but If at any
time G 1lange was considered the claims
Of Richmond would certainly receive full
attention.
This action on tho part OF Mr. B!hir
assures Richmond an equal or better
chance with al other competing cities.
1t is understood that Mr.. Blair stated
thnt Mr.. Alfred Walter had not vet been
Installed as president Of the Scaboard
Air Line and that no steps would be
taken regarding the change of location
of the Offices until that had been done.
At a meeting of the Travellers Protcc-
tiyc Association. held last night, steps
were taken In support OF tho movement
10 bring the scaboard Air Line offices
10 Richmond. and II vigorous campaign
was jnangurated
Mr.. Gilbert *. Pollock has given no.
ticc that he will, on Monday night at
= snccial meeting OF tho Common Coln-
I'll offer n resolution urging the Scabonrd
All, Zine to locate It's offices In Rich
mend.
In answer to the objection thar thcre
Is no large office building In the city
now ,noccupicd, IN whicn the seapoard
Air Line could find accommodations 1or
its office force. It Is said that party
~ Richmond gentlemen stand ready 10
nrect Mt once a suitable building for inc
railrOnd offices.
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.F|EL LDS A55A|LS
MUTUAL L TRu5'TE IS.
Former Legislative Agent Re
turns, Goes Into Scclusion,
But Issues Statement.
SAVAGE IN ARRAIenMENT i; |'.|'
Laughs at Suggestion That
Records Are Alissing-Will
Likely Testify.
IN ARRAIGNMEN
.(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. April G-charges similar
TO those recently made against the dircc-
tors OF the New York Life Insurance Com
pany BY Andrew Hamilton, werc made
to-day against the trustees of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company by Andrew G.
Fields The former legislative agent of
the Mutual is now IN scclusion at his
home at Dobbss-FeiTy. He is said to DO
seriously i'll, and has denied himself 10
all callers.
The chargca against the Mutual ,rus-
tees were made inNa formal statement,
lContnued on Second Pnge.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
CLUB MEN PLAY
IN POOL MATCH. C:'.|+|.
Maryland Pitted Against Virginia
at the Wcstnorcland Club
House Tonight
FIFTY BALTIMoREANs COMING ':
Reception This Afternoon at the
Commonwealth Club il Honor
OF Visitors.
FIFTY BALTIMOREANs COMING

The much talked Of pool tournament
between the members of the Wcsmore-
land and Commonwealth Clubs of Rich
mond, on ,Slc side, and the members
or thc Baltimore Club. of Baltimore, on
the other. for the club championship OF
Virginia and Maryland, Will take place
Tonight al the Westmoreland Club.
All the arrangements have been made
for the match liz the large billiard nan
of Tie WcNmorcland, which has been
profusely detorated with United States,
Maryland ana Virginia flags,
The Marylnndcrs, travelling in private
car viii reach Rlclmond ovcrath Sea
board Air. Line at 2:l4 +. NJ and VIII be
met al the Main street Station by joint
committee flIm the Wcstmoreland and
commonwealth Clubs, composed OF
Mcssrs. Iilburn Y, Myers, George u
Street, Lewis Brander, Richard Tcgram.
calvin Whitcley, Henry AZ Williams ana
Colonel Thomas B. .IMcAdams.
II is expected that fifty members of tlie
baltimore Clv, will journey down to see
their team make II try for tllc champion
ship, H.
The tlSlOrS VIII hN|Nt W Wv "'''N ''''4D'''
Hotel where they will stop unlll SUNDAY
night
Reception in Their Honor.
A reception viii. he heldlat the Gon1-
monwealth Club This afternoon from .
10 G. 10 which tho members of the Nest
morelnnd Club are invited to meet the
Ealtimoreans. =,
AT 1880 o'clock the match VIII beslh
nj The Wcstmoreland, after which supper
will no served The members of the
Commonwcal,h have been invited 10 use
thc Weslmoreland Club during the visit
of tho Marylnnders,
trhe pool match is for sin hundred
nnlnts. to be played by two hundred
points by three teams. Maryllnd VIII
| i,avc six players and Virginia SIX PLAYERS;
Two Marylandcrs and Two NirKhlnns
n,a v,nr nj each Of the three tables, The
h,,,i,rs, total score will win,
II is not yet known who VII constitute
| no baltimore team, The Richmond team
nf six will be picked from the following
| Cn,h n,en.bysr: Messrs. w W llnzard'
H. S. Jones, Z. Y. ORGAN and Charles
! 1,.vnnuort OF The Wcstmorcland, an'l
Mcssrs. Henry a. Williams, samuel
( Northan, Richard PcSram and Graves,
or lhc Commonwealth
seats for two hundred have. been pun
/ I'm thr Wostnorelnnd billiard Nnll' SlnlS
members Of the Westmorcland, Common
] wealt and Baltm0rc Clubs VIII DC m
| yitel tu witness lhn match
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On Way Home.
.n3N Asaaclnlol Prcss.l }

lT3N ASHlclnloH I'FnsS.l
\ SAVANNAH, GA, April q. Mrs Tho
lloro Roosevelt ana her children arc rS-E
#pcctea 10 arrive here Tomorrow morning
ON The yncht Nlnynower and take tie.
Southern Railway traia nt 2o'cloek IN the
afternoon for Washington.
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President Informed.
7(By Associated Press.

WAsulNGTON, ID, G.. April s.
President Roosevelt has received sn telc,I Gle.
gram from John IT. SNNinder, president OF OF
the bitumIno,ls opera tors of Ollio,E}itk "
duplicate Of which assent to Presidlc1lAfsS
Mitchell, OF the United Nine W orkers
proposing arbitration, iAt ne " 'i..I i,.ls$
House to day ii was stated that tnes
telegram was sent to the President t ioi4s '7,l4
his information: TINT no reply IS ex-55 ex..5
'pectcd and none will be sent 8S
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THE WEATHER

Forecast: Vireinia-Far Saturday; SUM
uay, fair; warmer; light west winds. be-
North t,arolnu--Fair Saturday; Sunday
fair warmer IN the interior; fresh north
10 northeast winds, @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
.CRE|MEAN' S NECK
BROKEN BY |: | DROP | ] /: ]
Paidstl,c forSthc. Murder NJ der
sof5 George a. a. Kiddsa
Year Ag
WAS AN IMPROVED CRIME \ |.
Fired Slot gun < r1to tlle Door
wavS 81 Kidd House While
He Mas III Bed.
special 10 The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-DlspAtch}
II,uEF'IEI4D, w. VI April 81. Morris
5c,remeans was hanged at PearisburgH this
/. .fternoon The drop fell at 2:62, and In
scye., minutes the doctor pronounced
that his heart had stopped eeatlng' at
see o'clock lie was pronounced dead.
shortly afterwards the body was taken
dr.wn Creneans neck was broken by
the drop. The march to the scatlold ge-
gan at twenty minutes after : O'Clock
Sheriff j. p. Durham and Deputy I. ).
Taylor walked behind Crencnns durinH
the walk 10 the gallows. Cremeans then
made a few statements, saying that u
number OF witnesses for the prosecution
sworc falsely againt him, he bore malice
toward none. lie then concluded by turn
ing to Sheriff Durham, saying; 'Alr.
Sheriff, hang me-
Cnc hundred witnessed tho hanGlng.
Sheriff Durham sprung the trap and
Deputy Taylor adjusted the moose, which
vas the same used to hang lnkous ut
Rudford.
Story of Crime.
D,Irlnp ,he month OF April, 1905 j,
Morris Crcmeans spent several weeks IN
Giles county near Glen Lyn blockading
whlskey. 1t was while engaged In this
infamous business that Grcmeans be-
came involved in the trouble for which
he to-day paid the extreme penalty or the
law at PearishurE
stopped at the home of George y. Kidd
----------------
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ITS OFFICIALS
FAVOR: THIS CITY
TWO Of Most Important
S. "a. L. Officers Pre-
III 5. fer Richmond.
SYNDICATE WILL
Z. ERECT BUILDING
Mr.. Blair Says No Change Will
BE Made in Location Of Of
fices Until After Mr..
Walter, the New
President, is
Installed.

Tho combined and earnest action that is
being taken by the various business or
Eanlzations, aa well as by the municipal
authorities, toinducc tho officials Of the
Senboard Air Line Railway Company to
locate the officc, of the company In Rich.
mond, Indicate the Importance OF acco1l-
plishing an object which, II brought
about. will be of the greatest benefit to
this community.
The affair is being pushed vigorously by
men who are thoroughly alive to the
Z Importance OF the movement, and there
is good reago1 TO believe that success Will
crown the effort
n \ well Known railroad official said yes
tcrday tina. he had personally discussed
the question with one OF the most lmpor-
tant officers of the ScaboarGl Air Line.
who had stated that In his opinion Rich
mond was the place for the offices.
Another equally important official or
the ScAboard Air Line recently informed
citizen OF Richmond that he heartily
favored the plan Of bringing the Offices
(. here.
Mr.. Hix in Charge.
II is said that Mr.. Alfred Matter.
prcsidcnt-clect, who will succeed Pres-
dent Barr will have his Office IN New
York, and :iiat tho Southern offices will
be In direct charge Of General Manager
z Hix and Stce-Prcsident Close. traffic
manager.
Mr.: Esbcrt G. Leigh. on behalf or
tho Richmond Chamber OF Commerce.
sent yesterday The following telegram to
Mr. James a. Blair. chairman OF The
Executive Committee Of tho seabonrd
4 AIrH Line: l4a
Richmond, Va April 0.&1so6.
James A.. Blair,
Chairman Executive Committee,
Scaboard Air Line BY. New York:
The Chamber Of Commerce Of Rich
rond wishes to present reasons on
which, the belief is based that RIch-@s
mond Is the most desirable point for 4
location Of Seaboard Air Line gem
crai offices. See letter OF this date
Please name day next week that
would suit you to receive commit.
tee. EGBERT G. LEIGH, JR.,
President Richmond Chamber Of Com
& mercc, #h tbg-.tl IEe@
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Conditions Yesterday.

RicEmond'S weather Was clear and
cool. Range of the Thermometers:
Q 4. M,...,,..,...,S IS :, M".,....,... 50
70 M.,...,,.,..,.,.52 81 Q u. M.....,.....,.a 40
3 i, M.....,.,.,,,5S !? ?midnisht.,...,,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07

Highest temperature Yesterday ..,,,,.. i6
/ I.owcst temperature Yesterday ,..,..., s.
Mean Temperature OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 80
Normal temperature for April ,.,,.... 81
Departure from normal temperat ture..., 03
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Continued on Second Page.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
Educating the Farmers.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-The farmers
train on the Illinois Central railroad
for the education of the farmers
started today from fernando, Miss,
and will terminate its journey ten
days later at Memphis. The course
is south through Mississippi and
Louisiana via Jackson to a place near
New Orleans, and then north over
the Yazoo and Mississippi valley
line The train will be stopped and
lectures delivered at about 81 sta
tions. In some places town halls
will be used. This speial will give
the southern farmers the same bene-
tits that northern farmers have en-
Joyed for some years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
Bids Asked for New York's Catskill
Acqueduct.

New York, Oct. after most
careful inspection of the sources of
the water supply in the Catskill the
members of the new water supply
board for the metropolis report the
work we'll advanced; that a definite
route has been mapped out, and to.
day advertised for bids for the first
section of the acqueduct running
from Croton lake to Peekskill. Bids
for the laying of the second section
will be called for about the middle
of next month. This second section
will extend to New Hamburg where
the ecqueduct will be carried under
the Hudson river to the Catskill.
The length of these two sections will
be about 81 miles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
Yelled Prophets in Rochester.

Rochester, ~ Y, Oct. 2.-Tonight
will be the grand gala night for the
members of the enchanted realm of
the Yelled Prophets at the Seven
teenth regiment armory, where be-
tween 1000 and 5000 will appear to
begin the parade that will be attend
ed with profuse fireworks. The
seventeenth annual session of the
supreme council and meeting of the
grottoes from all parts of the coun-
try was held this afternoon, and
will be continued tomorrow at the
Masonic temple. These sessions are
devoted strictly to business. One
thousand prophets came from Buffa-
10 by special train.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
Musical Festival at Worcester.

Worcester, Mass, Oct. 2.-The
festival of the Worcester County
Musical association open tonight in
Merchanics hall, and will continue
until and including the 5th. The
festival chorus is augmented by the
Boston Symphony orchestra, and by
a large number of noted sole per-
formers. The choral numbers are to
be Handel's "Isreal in Egypt" to-
morrow night; Verdi's Requiem"
and Brahms Song of Destiny" on
october Attn. These works are con-
Quoted by Wallace Goodrich of Bos-
ton. The orchestral conductor is
Frank Kneisel. Novelties in this
festival are Brahms exquisite cantata
and the orchestral variations by Mr..
Stock, conductor of the Thomas or
chestra, in Chicago. On Friday aft
ernoon Nine. Satroff will play Rub
instein's planeforts concerts in d
miner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
Tobacco Men Stand Trial.

New York, Oct. 2.-The trial of
Karl Jungbluth and Howard j.
Young, presidents of the MacAn-
drews & Forbes and j. S. Young
companies began in the United
States circuit court before Judge
Thomas in the eastern district to-
day. The defendant are charged in
the indictments with violation of the
Sherman antitrust law. They are
making a hard fight and the outcome
of the case is being watched with
much interest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
Piles Cured
Quickly at Home
WITHOUT PAIN, CUTTING OR
SURGERY-INSTA RELIEF.
We Prove It-Sample Package Free.

We Prove It-Sample Package Free.
Seven people out of ten are said
to have piles, Not one man in a
million need have them and we are
proving IL every day at our own ex-
pense. We send a sample package
of the wonderful Pyramid Pile Cure
to any person absolutely free.
We don't do this as a matter of
amusement or philanthropy, but be-
cause IL is 10 our interest to do so.
We know that the sufferer from
piles. tormented and driven almost
crazy by this wretched trouble, will
find such immediate relief that he
will go at once TO his druggist and
buy box and get well.
We know that we have got the
greatest remedy in the world for
piles, and we are ready and willing
to stand or fall by the verdict of
those who make the trial. We have
been doing this for some years now
and we never yet have had occasion
to regret 1t.
And the remedy at the drug store
is exactly the same as the sample
we send out. As. for instance, here
is a man who got such immediate re-
lief from the sample that he at once
bought box. Was It just the same?
Undoubtedly. since IL cured him after
all sorts and kinds OF things had
failed.
Here is a sample of the kind OF
letters we get every day and we
don't have 10 ask for them:
Received your sample OF Pile Cure
and have given It a fair trial and IT
has proven the best ! ever tried and
effected a complete cure. ! can rec
ommend you highly in this vicinity.
Have used your sample and one box
and II has been a complete cure. IL
has been worth 500 10 me.
Thanking you for the sample and
the cure. will recommend you 10
everybody. Yours respectfully, JUL
ius Mayer. dealer in Feathers. Gin
seng and Hides, Bedford. Ind"
Pyramid Pile Cure is for sale at
every druggists al so cents a box
or. II you wonld like TO try a sample
FIRST. you win receive one by return
mail by sending your name and ad-
dress to The Pyramid Drug Com
pany. SO Pyramid Building. Mar
shall. Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
Marriage of Gen Wheeler's Daughter

Wheeler, Ala, Oct. miss
Carrie Peyton Wheeler was married
today to Mr.. Gordon NJ. Buck, of
New York. Miss Wheeler is the
daughter of the late General Joseph
Wheeler. The wedding was a very
quiet one. Miss Wheeler is the
youngest of the four daughters of
the renowned fighter. She is still in
her teens and is pretty and talented
She was the sponsor for the south at
the reunion of the Confederate Vet
erans at Louisville last summer and
her appearance in the hall with her
aged father was the signal for a
memorable demonstration. Mr.. Buck
is also a southerner a'thou-h he has
resided in New York for some time.
He is a lawyer and a member of
number of clubs and the Southern
society.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
German Day at Wilkesbarre.

Wilksbarre, Pa, Oct. 2.-There
is great interest displayed today at
the fair grounds in the first exhibi-
tion of the milking machine which
is promised to dispense with the
famous dairy maid. The demon
stration of the working of the ma
chine Is in the hands of NJ. Brown,
of Belmont farm. There were two
successful practical demonstrations
of the machine today and the farm
ers were much interested and sur
prised at the success of the mar
velous invention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
Commercial Organization Convenes
at Spokane.

Spokane. Wash, Oct. "A con-
vention of commercial organizations
of Washington, Idaho, Oregon and
Montana, assembled here today dur
ing the interstate fair and indus
trial exposition. The objects of the
proposed federation of the four
states commercial clubs is to bring
about harmonious cooperative work
for the upbuilding of the entire
northwest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
United Irish League Convention,

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 2.-The
third biennial convention of the
United Irish league convened hereto
day for a two days session. Prac-
tically all the leading Irishmen
throughout the country are present
to welcome the famous Irish journal
list. T. P. o'Connor and member of
parliament, Edward Blake. These
gentlemen spoke last evening at a
great mass meeting in the Academy
of Music. Governor Pennypacker,
Mayor Weaver and several United
States senators also addressed the
meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
DR.. KUN
Wonderful CHINtSf,DOCTOR

WOesuNt III $sttiNLoLiOOSt NV
viii treat you with Oriental herbs
and cure any disease without operation
or pain.
DIR. Kun Is known everywhere In
Salem, and has cured many prominent
people here. He has lived In Salem
for 20 yerss, and can be trusted. He
uses many medicines unknown to white
doctors, and with them can cure
eatarrh, asthma, lung troubles rheu'
matism, stomach, liver, and kidney dis
eases.
DR.. Kun makes a speciality Of dropsy
and female troubles His remedies
cure private diseases when everything
else fails. He has hundreds Of ts~si-
monials, and gives consolation free
Prices for medicines very moderate
Persons in the country can write for
blank Send stamp.
II you want some extra fne tea, got
II from us.
pR. KUN BOW wo CO.,
leT South High street, Salem, Oregon
Opposite Hotel Salem. p. o. Boz 1856
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02
A
Bargain
oday

Four room box house and five lots
in Englewood, on car line, with good
well, fine water; nice small fruit;
Loganberries, blackberries, Raspber-
ries and strawberries; for 5000.
Good farm to rent on shares;
stock for sale cheap.
Good 10 acres of land five miles
northeast of city; 5000 cash or will
take a good heavy team on same.
Fine 10 acres close in only $1,000.
Fine II acres, three miles out,
$4,000.
House for rent; stock for sale;
life, accident and sick benefit insur-
ance, fire insurance and pay 100
cents on the dollar for losses or acci-
dent; notary work the Old Reliable
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-02

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