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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27
CotiIlion Club Dance.

The Cotillion club emerged last
might after long period Of quietude
as an organization and to the great
pleasure bf their many friends gave
one of their delightful dances at K. NJ.
X G. hall
Webb's orchestra PLAYED excellent
music and the affair was most sue
cessful from the standpoint of attend
ance and enjoyment.
Those participating We're: Messrs
and Mesdames Arthur Thistlewood,
Max Kaufman. Frank P. Aver, H. n.
Calhoun. William Cunningham, w. b.
Thistlewood A. F. Staehle, Leigh Wv
man, c. l.. Barr, Charles o. Patier- O..
s Peabody. f. G. Kerth, L. E. Deni-
son. Mr. and Mrs. julius Erickson Of
Mornds. Miss Glenda Gray OF Form
inrton, Mo. Miss Fitzpatrick OF SYRIA
cuse. n. Y, Misses Leila and Maude
Hastings, Belle Cunningham, Pearl
Mulberry. Madge Zimmerman. Fran
ces Farrow. Loretta Fitzgerald. Edith
TIill Ethel Charles. Camilla Halliday,
Alice Strong. Leila Thistlewood. Rita
Cohn. Fora Lee. Emma Carey. Edna
Lind. Nell Lind. Mary Huette. Grace
Clendenen. Marie HALEY, Emma
Woodward. Idaho sutherland. Miriam
Carey Sarah pink. Iona Swoboda;
Messrs. W. n Mattox, W. G. Cochran,
Leo kleD. VIII howe. Hunter Bird,
Richard Renfro. Byron Herbert. Fred
Halliday. Damron. Claude Winter,
John Hurd. Grin Rule, Phillips Red
man. Yungkau Elmer Brown Gilbert
Casey, Louis Block. Charles Gilhofer
+. Bender Harry Stark, Jesse Gross,
Joseph Wenger. VIII Burke. Ray
Abel. Phil Fitzgerald.
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Another name was added TO the
roster q Cairo Lodge No. he, X, OF
II. az its last meeting ana 4 page was
advanced to the rank Of esquire. II
was an enthusiastic meeting ana
some visiting brothers we've present 10
assist IN the work There YIN be
work IN the rank Of pa5e md knight
at this weeks meetlss ana d large
class II 70 be given attention II Ian
lal.y.
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SOCIAL ANDP PERSONAL

marked excellence
\ Mrs. Patier gave RuDenstein's KAN
ennoi.Ostrow most acceptahly tfe
MELODY for the left hanG being brought
cut with distinctness but with good
fcxpressicn. While the aipeggto pas
sages were played with remarkable
smoothness The descriptive qualities
81 the number wh;ca Rubenstein
named for noted summer resort near
which II located d monastery are very
graphically pictured IN the compost
ition Mrs. ratier gave faithful AMI
artistic Interpretation
Two Mnde,ssohu a5ahs AMI ono 81
Rubenstein We're sung delightfully."- br
Mrs Leigh Wyman whose pure 50
prano has not been heard for some
time IN the club. Her return to active
work III the club Is d pleasure 10 an
the members.
Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. staehle gave
a brilliant vocal duet with piano duet
accompaniment by Miss Schlosser and
Mrs. NJ +. Smith and afterward We're
heard In solo numbers of excellent sa,
lection which they save with fine az
feet Especially is this true Of the
"Cavatine'' frcm the opera Of the
Queen of Sheba BIZ Gounod sung BY
MS Staehle, diTicuit number Ell
great beauty and the contrasting nun
bers of Dgorak ana Neylu which MIS-
Morgan presented.
Mrs " + smith, one Of the club
most gifted pianists. greatly pleased |
Ill by her very clever wof1 in the
Concert Waller b. Wiemaanr which |
Is varied In style and pronouncedly e
.sctiya Throughout;
The club was honcred by the pres
snce or the following guests Mrs
W y. Holcomh OF san Angelo. Tex
Mrs Leila Evans OF Poplar Bluff. Mo
Mrs Glendale Morgan Of Chicag
Misses LYDIA Halliday ana Marie De
Mcutcourt
At the business meeting of the clUh
Miss Ella Robbins was elected an hon
nary member Of the club by acelama
ion.
The next meeting Of the Fortnightly !
viii be held at the home OF Miss
bertha schlosser &l5 Eigntn street
'uesday afternoon, Dec TO- with Mrs
amuel Dodds. Mrs w L. Holt, Misses
and Lima Woodward on the
rc gram committee
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MacAIister.webb Wedding.

4 ne gdilS E1dS iS - tdti Mai ttiCtk1
Wis, Friday, Nov zze says n part;
Amid scenes OF resplendent bean
ty and in the presence Of a multitude
iof admiring friends. Miss katherine
Eva. daughter Of Mr. ami Mrs DON
aid J MacAlister became the bride
Of William B. Webb. Of Padncahi
/ Kentucky. at the Pioneer Presbyter-
ian church, Thursday evening, at thu
/ hour Of eight, the Rev. sherman L.
Divine, pastor. officiating portion
OF the interior OF the church had been
converted into veritable floral bower.
/ by the combined use of woodbine,
palms and flowers.
Shortly after the clock ceased in
Itoning the hour OF e:gnt the ribbon
bearers, Misses Sadie Stitt and Jean
McAlpine came from the pariors and
with the bands Of ribbons. formed
the aisle through when the bridal
party passed. They We're attorned IN
pure white, with pink ribbons in their
hair When they had reached the
foot Of the rostrum, Miss Stella
Stephenson. robed in pink silk, anil
carrying a huge arm-bonquet OF pink
chrysanthemums, and wearing half
circulet Of tiny pink roses In her hair
proceeded dcwn the ribboned aisle
followed By Dr. Harry +. Bennett,
of Litchheld. Illinois; then came Miss
Clara Porterfeld wearing j gown OF
pink satin, carrying cnrysan;nemums
and wearing a half circulet OF pink
roses in her hair She was followed
by James Archibald MaeAlister, the
brides brother The bridesmaids Were
followed by the three matrons Of
honor. Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson, Mrs. Louis
A. McAlpine. the brides cousin. Mrs.
Ralph Skidmore each OF the ma
irons carried a large bouquet Of pink
ehrysanthemums and wore the hall
circlet Of roses in her aa;r. The ma
of honor. Miss Celia Wright of Bas
City. Mich. came next in order, wea'
ing a grown of pink crepe lie chene
She too. carried pink chrysantnemums
Then came winsome Catherine Lauer
man. the flower girl. dressed In pure
white. wearing white slippers and
daintily carrying a basketful Of pin,
roses. She Immediately preceded TIA
bride who appeared resting upon th
arm Of her father The, bride wore q
bridal robe Of white satin over whit
tsffeta. with couis train. trimmed
with cloth Of gold and real lac
She wore long veil and carried
bouquet Of white roses. Mr. Webb
attended by his best man. Mr. Evef
EFT f. Denlson. OF Marion. IT.
emerged from the vestry room. ac
ocmpanied Py .tpe Rev sheunan +
Divine. When The nuptial ceremony
was concIuaed' the bfidal parts ada-
Invited frIeiris to ihrtnsanDeF II Us
then proceeded u tln btmesof D.,
brides parents Mr. and Mrs Donad
J. MacAlister where a reception wa
held
Sir and Mrs Webb went on their
wedding Journey 10 Cleveland. New
York anil other eastern cities. aftf
which they will return to Marinetla
fcr short STAY ere leaving for the
home in Paducah. ken.ucay. lac go
ing away gown e the bride was %
tailored one of green hfoadclUta- viii
hat 70 correspond. a whole room was
alled with elegrant presents. whicn
comprise silver cut glass dainty
china beautiful linens substantial
caeeks AMI an almost endless vsr
iefr Ct articles for home use aai
ad0rnment
Among the guests from other CT
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Meneese.nean Weddinn.

The marriage Of Mr., stephen Dean
and Miss Louise Meneese viii be
solemnized this morning al 1880
o'clock at ST. Jcseph's church, the
Rev Father James Gillen officiating.
Mr AMI Mrs Dean will go to
Prfnceten Ind, on their wedding trip
ari oa their return viii reside on
TWenty-frst street
Mr Deau n an employee Of the Hi.
4 Is Central railroad
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27
Union THANKSGIVING Service.

a union THANKSGIVING service Of an
ibc congregations of the city will he
Held NJ 1880 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. at Cairo Baptist church. rev.
Buchanan Of the Presbyterian church
will conduct TIE service ann the choir
of the First Methodist church Will
render The music. Members or all the
churches and the public generally are
intiteI to attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
FiTat 1903 Calendar.

70 w T.. Greanoy belongs tile credit
fcr remembering the Bulletin with the
iiSt calenJar for 1905 u Is a bic
one and advertiSes MS Insurance CONF
panies, The oates can, be seen a
Eaif block ana TIE .caiendar " rs use.
lul u long range as shof. It rs much
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27
Matronr, Club.

The Matrons Club met yesterday az
teraoon with Mrs John A. Miller Of
Park avenue who entertained in her
pleasant hospitabie manner
Five Hundred. the clubs regular
game was played ana luncheon was
served The hostess was assisted in
entertaining by her daughters, Miss
Minnie Miller and Mrs. Arthur MAJ
tingly
Miss nellie Iofiin viii be the clubs
next hostess
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27
Fortnight Club.

The FOrtnightly Musical Club was
privileged to hear program Of great
merit yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Albert F. Staehle IF
Sixth street when Mesdames Glendale
Morgan of Chicago. A F. Staehle.
Charles o. Patier Leigh oyman, and
w. F. Smith presented numbers Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27
NOTICE K. or p.

al members # Ascaion Ledge No
q. X of p are requested to meet AZ
he Castle Hall tonight "wednesday
romutly at 7.e9 O'Clock 60 arrans
fcr the funeral Of our late broth
Water ~ Moreland By order q
c. a. WELLS. G. G..
attest. JOHN SNYDER. K. Of X. 4 s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27
THANKSGIVING SUPPLIES.

Fruits mats and candies Ct All kinds
we aro uoW ready to hH all orders
Ger your Thauksgiyins dinner We
make 9 specially OF California fruits
and cranes. We kindly solicit your
California grapes, per
pound l5c; 2 lbs- far Fac. Oranges
from 25e to 6Gc per dozen. Mixed nuts
2ae per lb We are handling d full
line of boxed candies from soc to $500
per box WEHBfE BROS.
91@ Washington avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27

Herman McIntmff and ALI ~
Ilayne o. this city went to Moinit
City last evening. 70 attend II hrlpA
talent entertainment given byA and
Tor the Episcopal church Of thatFcftyy
They returned last night and say the
entertainment was a great SUCCESS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27

The case Of Robert Hewitt against
d'has Charles, IN which tte former
seeka % eiect the latter from Il lot
Which ne " using Ia connection with
tis liverg stable On Tenth street was
siecide,l Yesterday lY lulsc Ross III
sayQr &C the plaintiff Mr. Charles
through his attorney MI : O'shea,
took an appeal.
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seriousiu M

Alderman Bourgeois was reported sa
seriously I'll last night that he was
not expected 10 hive TN this morning.
he was taken sick SATURDAY quit SUI
denly and hts ailinent deyeared inlo
something like pneumonia a censal.
tation of,physieiaas was hcla last
evening ana his condition was prl
npuncud hopeless.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27
ELECTED PRESIDENT.

New York. Nov PCS. NJ FELTON,.
president Of the Alton railroad. toslar
vas elected president Of the Mexican
Central railway. FELTON, viii soon re-
sign as head OF the Alton system.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27

lAlhNs Mi'H'h XIV fiA. tf l
LitchGeld, ILL.,, and attorney =. %
|Denison of Marion, ILL.,
! ---------------------
4 Miss Alice Wenger left last nislu
for Waterloo la, 20 visit Miss Laura
| Weis.,s
Miss bessie Batterton viii go to 81
Louis today 70 spend THANKSGIVING
with relatives.
| Miss adelaide Harris, 81 Pa'lncaa
has arrived 10 the city and VIII make
Cairo hcg home
Fred $. Nesmith of Nc Vernon =
visiting his brother r r Ntsmlth anl
family OF Fourth street
Arthur Turner Of Stone Yard, III
Is visiting his sister, MIS- William pc.
fenboch, OF Thirtyffth street,
Dr IN o. Greer was called to Wyatt
Mo-, Yesterday 10 attend IRE Keen
who has been seriously M for several
weeks
Tsadcre Klein lett yesterday On his
trip fcr the Harris sadllary com
pany tie 81 the FIRST agent out fer the
new firm,
MI. apd Mrs, Edward G. Pink ave
expected to return Thursday tr@m or
lando, Fla, where they have beea
visiting friends for several weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs Percival Mcconnell Of I
|. r., arrived last evenins I
u visit the formers sister Mrs. Cha
lin l.. Barr and family "a tpper Wa T
mt street.
superintendent T c. Clendsnen Of
ne public schools ana County super
ntendeHt John snyder viii go TO Chi +
ago Friday to attend meeting 81
4edagogues.
Miss Mary Orr OF Texas, u the
guest Of her uncle. r z Wilie, en-
QUITE home from New York. Wash
ngton, the jamestown Exposition AMI 4
ILL.,
Thomas b. Farrin of the Chicago
dill and Lumber company. will 50 %
,alifornla to spend the winter with
lis brother Mayo Farrin, for the bena
il of his health
Misses Lulu Spie, and Charlotte
loo win 20 to Charleston. Mo4 today
Q attend the wedding Ct Mr Paul
,aur and Miss Eta soauh which will
e solemnized Thanksgiving Day
Eugene Pennehaizer viii arri'o
nme today from Champaign where
e has been attending the Uniyersityf
+ Illinois TO spend Thanksgiving with
is parents Mr.. and Mrs G. p s. Pen
ebaker
MIS- Alexander " " eldon anu MIS- 4
aizabeth STYLES and daughter Miss
ora. returned yesterday from Spring :
ED and Normal I'll. At the later
lace they visited Miss Annie Stuart L
brarian at the Soldiers and Sailors
rphans' Home, formerly Of this city,
Hon Walter Warder viii leave TO- I
light for Champaign where be will I
pend Thanksgiving as the guest 2f
is son, Walter who is attending the I
Iw department Of the state university.
lrs. Warder and their daughter, Miss
'inifred will so TO Vienna today to
isit the formers mother Mrs Wini-
ed Balm
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27

The lienne Boga!s, an erstwhile ar
tive social organization of prominence
here y planning 4 reunion In the way
~ 4 dinner aud dance which viii be
u Leading function Of the holiday
week,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27
cox SUPPER THURSDAY.

The Modern Brotherhood Of
America win give 4 Boy supper at
Stafford Hall Thursday evening, NOV.
eS. Tho public arc invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27
Wlll MEET Friday.

NJ The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tian church viii meet this FRIDAY q,
ternoon at 2 O'Clock at the residences
a Mrs. N " Lewis. on Washington
avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27

The ladies' Of the Calvary Baptist
church Will hold their annual bazaar
and supper III X. M. Il. G hall Tues
Gay AFTERNOON and evening Dee
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27

3 The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
win meet Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs George T Carnes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27

Ser who came exprAssly fcr the wed
ding. werc Mrs, rhilipa aud Miss
Webb, OF paducah, hys MISS VIM
fred Jackson, Vienna Illi Mfs. 4. \,
Anderson and Miss Ce;la wright. Bay
city, Mich; Dr. H. 4. Bennett, 81
LitchGeld, ILL.,, and attorney =. ~
Dcnison Of Marion, ILL.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27

Read the Bulletin and get all the
pswa while II ~ nova
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27

Mrs Alexander W Weldon, and Mrs.
elizabeth STYLES and daughter Miss
Ora returned yesterday from Spring-
ield and Normal ILL., At the later
place they visited Miss Annie Stuart
librarian at the Soldiers and Sailors
orphans Home, formerly Of this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27

Eugene Pennehaker viii arri'o
anme today from Champaign where
ae has been attending the University
i Illinois TO spend Thanksgiving with
his parents MI and Mrs. G. p. s. Pen
lebaker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-27

Hon Walter Warder viii leave to-
hight for Champaign where be will
spend Thanksgiving as the guest Of
his son, Walter, who is attending the
aw department Of the state university
Mrs. Warder and their daughter, Miss
Winifred will go to Vienna today to
visit the formers mother Mrs Wini-
fred Balm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
LUPEk
JURY
HUNG
Second Trial Kept the Twelve
Men Ont All Night

Judge Burnett directed the jury in
the case of the State of Oregon VS..
7. j. Luper to find a verdict of ac-
quittal. The defendant was on trial
for perjury. said to have been COM
mitted in swearing to an affidavit
for the publication of the summons
in the divorce suit brought against
his wife some time ago.
At the conclusion of the first case
Luper was Immediately placed on
trial on the charge of having per-
iured himself when swearing before
notary public in connection with
the divorce suit The second case
went to the jury at 7:30xo'clock Fri
day night. but no verdict was re-
turned, and they were discharged.
The jury that disagreed were: Jas
Renner, j. A. Pooler. Oscar Dick,
Joseph Stuffel. r. l.. Darling, Elmer
White. VIM. Berringer, j. l.. Edison,
Jas w. Bellamy, S. Merten, \, r.
Mofiitt, j. A. Beardsley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Racing Sports.

Blue Lee. the two time winner
from a string of two year olds. has
been bought by Captain Thomas
copo, at New Orleans for $4,000.
Brown Hal (2:12h) the greatest
producer of pacing speed in the eoun-
try was retired from the stud this
week. He Is twenty-eIght years old
and was in his younger days the
property of Major Campbell and
Captain Campbell OF Tennessee.
The skeleton of Sysonby, the
greatest horse of his day. is being
mounted for exhibition and will soon
be placed alongside that OF George
Wilkes and the big Percheron in the
horse alcoye of the American mu-
scum of natural history.
A son OF the famous Dan Patch
has been sold by Edgar Beersing.
of Indiana. to James f. Tracy, OF
New Orleans. for $500. He is now
six years old and very promising.
The entries have appeared for the
English derby. two thousand guineas
and Doncaster st. Leger Eight
Americans have entries, among them
being August Belmont. Herman f.
Duryeo. The total entries number
l67. King Edward. Richard Croker,
Mrs. Langtry, Lord Rosebury. Lord
Falmouth. the Duke OF Portland have
several entries each and NJ. Blanc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
All the World.

Is a stage and Ballard's Snow
Liniment plays a most prominent
part. lis has no superior for Rheu-
matlsm, stiff joints. cuts, sprains, aud
all pains. Buy It, try it and you will
always use 1t. Anybody who has
used Billiards. Snow Liniment is a
living proof of what It does. Buy a
trial bottle; csc. soc and sl.0O.
Sold by d. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
ROSEBURG
METHODIST
CHURCH
Brief Words in Regard TO its
Early history and
Founders

Rosels1rg Spokesman: The imp.
qua mission of the Methodist church
was organized in 1852 and embraced
all of the state OF Oregon south OF
the Calapooia mountains and took IN
Scottsburg and Coos Bay. Rev. j
II. Wilbur was the presiding eide,
and Rev. J. o. Payner was the
preacher in charge.
In 1913 the South Umpqua circuit
was separated from the Umpqua mis-
sion and Rev. j. w. Miller was ap-
pointed pastor. The first quarterly
conference was held on South Deer
creek. at the home of James Gilmore
and there were present, besides the
pastor. Rev. j. II. Wilbur. the presid-
ing elder, l.. NJ. Pearce, James Gil.
more. Adam Day. John Aiken, Sam
uel Casebeer and w. W. Judd. Rev
u. w. Miller served the church for
two years and was succeeded by Rev
J. O. Payner, and he in turn by Rev.
j. NJ. Anderson.
In 1859 Rev. c. G.. Belknap was
appointed the pastor and it was at
this time that the charge was
changed from the south. Umpqua cir
cult to the Roseburg circuit. In this
same year the old part of the church
now being used was built. One OF
these who assisted largely I'm the
building of the same was Mr., A. r,
Lint, who has long since passed to
his reward.
During its existence. the church
has had as pastors some of those,
who have, in after years, become
great men in the church and who
have done much to mould the desti-
nies of the whole Oregon country,
such as Rev. c. c. Stratton, Rev. \
C. Fairchild. Rev. T. j. Wolfe, Rev.
n. A. Wood. Rev. j. II. Skidmore AMI
Rev. +. ID. Winton. Both Wood and
Winton since left the ministry for
the practice of law. the former be-
coming celebrated lawyer of Port
land and the latter being now enjoy
ing a lucrative practice and being q
highly esteemed citizen of Astoria.
Probably she most successful revival
ever held in the church was held
during the pastorate of Rev. j. l..
Stanford in 1S9O-9l. conducted by
Mrs. Barrett. when there were add
ed some 50 to 60 new converts.
The present building was erected
or rather enlarged about ten years
ago and it was thought It would
suffice for a quarter OF a century
but the rapid strides of the church
I'm keeping pace with the advance
ment of the country has made the
present quarters inadequate for the
demands of the hour. A plan mas
been formed for the erection OF fine
stone or brick building at a cost OF
some $4,000 or $4,000. the same TO
be equipped with all the modern
conveniences called for in such
places.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
How 20 Cure Chilblnins.

"To enjoy freedom from chill
biains," writes John Kemp, East
otlsheld, Me-. 81 apply Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve. Have also used It for
salt rheum with excellent results. "
Guaranteed to cure fever sores, indo-
lent ulcers, piles, burns, wounds.
frost bites and skin diseases; 25c at
j. C. Perry's drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
The Right Nnmc.

Mr.. August Sherpe, the popular
overseer of the poor at Fort Madison.
Ia. says: Or Klngs's New Life
Pills are rightly named; they ACT
more agreeably, do more good ana
make one feel better than any other
laxative" Guaranteed to cure bilious
ness aud constipation; 25c at ]. C,
Perry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
The Texas Wonder.

Cures all kidney, bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug
glsts, or two months treatment by
mail for 81. DR.. e. w. Hall. 2926
Olive street, st. Louis. Mo. Send
for testimonials Sold by Stones
drug store. dw-1yr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
snlcm Insticc Court.

The suit before Daniel Webster OF
w. IL. Caldwell VS.. Geo. Fendrich.
for damages to building was taken
under advisement until January 30.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

and others are to the fore with nomi-
nations.
The real name of the steeplechase
jockey killed at Ascot park on De-
cember "a is Lewis Sureda, and his
parents are living in Budasper Hun
gary. He rode under the name of
Lewis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

No reformer's vote is lost The
Capital Journal last spring made a
clean-cut appeal to the anti-machine
Republicans and reform voters gen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Smiles

BY all means. to help wipe out the
last vestige of an opposition party
in Oregon, hear G. Il. S. Wood make
one of his fiery anqrchlstic address,
es in welcoming Bryan TO Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

II would be miracle lf an Albany
or Eugene paper arrived In Salem
the same day It is printed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

The way TO get Office Is to stand
pat with ofllCialism. But such office
holders are seldom worth much to
the people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

orally. and its editor came within
one vote of going on the ticket. Now
we have reform legislature.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-08-31

Mr.. Carter, a young man who
has been employed as presser at
Leland Hotel Pantatorium, has
purchased a share in the business
and will be glad TO have his
friends call as they have done in
the future. His work is satisfac,
tory, and he is a courteous, polite
and obliging young man. The
business name is Wilson & Car
ter
Mesdames R. A. Byrd and J.
M Mosby are in Quincy, visiting
their re- atives and friends.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-08-31
Mrs. Singleton
Entertained

Mr.. and M S. O. J. Singleton
entertained last Tuesday even
ing at their residence 1912 S
14th street, in honor of Misses
Kathryn Johnson and Sarah
Smith, sister and cousin of Mrs
Sing eton. The evening was
spent IN nn@'c. gam and dane.
ing. Ali It ut y late hour after
spending deliS htful evening.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-08-31
FOR SALE.
De Witt Couny, Illinos-WaynesvilIe

De Witt Couny, lllinois-Waynesville.
One fine piece of residence property.
Modern house in good condition
$4,000 Easy terms.
One hundred and forty-five acres
rich farm land in fine state of cultiva-
ton, one mile from Waynesville, no
house, $4,000 per acre, easy terms
One hundred and sixty acres 3h
miles from Waynesville, improved,
twenty acres in pasture, at $115.00 per
acre Rents for 100000 per annum.
Terms easy.
C. II. JONES,
116 S. 7th ST., Springfield, Ill.