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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-20
A Token Of Merit

Chas. Rose. who for the past four
years has been a weaver In the Thos.
Kay Wooden mills. has severed his
connection with that Institution. and
IN a few days will leave for Eastern
Oregon. where he will take up some
lands. ON Saturday he was present
ed with a beautiful gold watch aud
chain aud Woodman's charm BY his
fellow workmen az the mill. They
and his friends In This city wish him
success Ia his new home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-20
CRUISING
TIMBER
VALUES
Marion County Officials Dive Into the
Mountains

County Assessor Rice and Sheriff
Culver, accompanied by William
Heideck and Hermann Siege. have
gone into the big timber OF Marion
county to spend several weeks cruis-
ing the values OF the thousands of
acres held by non-residents for spec
ulative purposes.
The result will be the addition OF
millions OF dollars TO the assessment
rolls OF Marion county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-20
DIED.

BRucKMAN.--At his homo In East
Salem, Sunday morning. May 10,
1907. John bruckman. aged 90
years
The funerI' arrangements have
not been completed, but tho services
viii be conducted tomorrow from
the Rigdon undertaking parlora. aud
the burial Will probably be In the
City View cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-20

County Fruit Inspector E. @. Arm
strong has established his ofsico In
the board OF trade rooms. on State
street Spray bulletins and all lit
erature pertaining To his work aa In.
spoctor or secretary Of the Marion
County Horticultural Society will be
kept at his new quarters for dlstri-
button.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Willamette.

w
T. q. Stewart. Roseburg.
ID. J. Jarvis, Roseburg.
II. r. McClolDn. Roseburg.
j. Terner.
X. II. Coshow. Enterprise.
A. Daker. Pullman.
ben Folston.
Robert Canaan.
DIR. and Mrs. VanWlnkle.
&. G. Anderson. Boise. Idaho.
A. r. Walter, do.
salem.
n. Turpin. Jr. Waterloo.
J. G. Richards Portland.
Mrs. w. II. Hinshaw. Falls City.
Mrs. T.. Upton. Falls City.
VIM. Smith.
Miss Gladys Nichols, Lebanon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-20

We have plotted, planned and
figured. working from morning I'LL
night. seeking for a medicine that
will take the place OF HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea, hut we cant
find II. Tea or Tablets, 3b cents.
Sold al Dr. Stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-20
HORN.

LEWIS-ln Salem. Oregon. on
Thursday. May ie. 1907. 20 Mr.
and Mrs. J. ~. Lewis. a daughter
Mr.. Lewis Is state engineer. Mr.
and Mrs. J. u. shepard are grand.
parents OF the new conner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-20
SOCIAL GOSSIP

The Grange social at Macleay Fri.
day evening was attended by very
large number from all the country
round about, and quite number
from Salem. The receipts of the ev'
ening amounted to about SEQ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-20
State News.

Medford votes on charter amend
ments June 4th.
Llzn county will hold a fruit fair
this fall.
stayton will have a Farmers lnsti-
tute May "a, 25.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-20

OF all the fruits that are In the land
That grow on bush or tree.
/ would give up the choicest ones
For Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sold at Dr. si0ne'a store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-20
and Opera House
JOHN T. coRDRAY, Mgr.
WEDNESDAY, MAY o..
|be Great Comedy Success.
RACE FOR
| A WIDOW
be Great Comedy Success.
With a Great Cast.

With "a Great Cast.
Race for a Widow" is a come
filten on entirely new lines and
Jed with interest. one iaug-
situation follows another and
es the play becomes dramatic.
soEgs aud specialties are intro
throughout the play.
tee. soc, 35e, 25e. Box otfice
Wednesday at 8 a. m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
3 II fIeines &c T..

3u fIeines WaaB. Son
Mid)ter McgtaQp bonn oltlid)elt 8e5irt
wuroe eeitern Ser Sbit6dnbler ISM.
$. Genl bon 9tr. 1911, @ougbitrabe,
ST $40 llno Softer oerurtbeilt, neil
CT bei'm IbmeIien bon sepfeln Elm
I'M ungefabr ein 8iertel 5l fleiiteS
Gpf-WaaB gebraiidte. Sein Gon-
fllrrent gngen S1ler 6otte i'm alige-
5eigt.
Ser gntfii 9rnng 6ci6nl +
oigt. Sn Der lloro6itlidcn Yoli-
5eIitntion crlongte Srou 2. Yedofpis
bon 9tr. 1164 2olpltroBc, eilten Ser.
b~aftsbefebl gegen 0apib Burns mo
Gbipnro Sbonns, neil iie oltgeblid
ihren 11-iabrigen- Spbn Sarrp emit
fitbrt baben. ieaepsf 9eioe befinben
iid) megen Giebitab(s I'M Gbilooel.
pbier Foli5eiaefangniB. Ger iunse
gefofpis pnroe III tbrer @eieaibait
aufgefangen itrlo. iladoem er befannt
gegeben, no CT ber mar, bon Der goIi-
5~eibeDoroe naf 9aite eeidift. gr be-
hdiiptet, bob rim Die beiben MGiiner
'inltcr E%robungci 5iunpaeJ init i1ncu
sn gebcn.
~ Isl
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Is. Groft oltf $25, 506.S4, aus Obli-
Q~otipne1 unO 9(ftien ~6eItebeu0.

Is. Groft ultf $25,506.S4, aus Doll.
Qotionen uno 9(ftien 6~eIteben0.
Gas Ga6ofs 2ogerbou
Slt Ser &Ioge, meld)e BON SomcS
M. G6riitmos, einem Ga6of5boncr
poit &rillce Georges Goltutp, 0tO.,
int arei5oeridt Nr. . gegcll bic
StaotS u Go6afsIager9uuS 8oll-
G%ommiiiipn eingerei6t morOen lit,
I'M Oieie Ooron 5t binoern oo5 ges
pla&te un0 bon Ser StautS,2egiSlatur
oitt6riiirte 'Sa6of$ = 2~d9er6olls ST
bolten, beiBt es, Dor Dem groBen
6eller POM Z. inns s, Sc6ruar 1904
babe Ser Stnat fiinf SobofSlo8erb0l-
ier iyE Baltimore gc9o6t, ems 0ooon
my0iera Benniplponio 8obn" bernie
t6et linb troboem nlebr 2agerraum
ais erforoerli6 gebo6t llno oltd
lest, ildd]Oem 3ipei 2oger6GuIe BEL
Dem groBen gror0e eingcdi6ert unO
Elm onOereS fir Die @rneiterung Ser
2i9btitroBe %t6cilneiie ob8eriiien
miir0e. iei imnIer nod genii9elt0 ga.
gerrnilm por6onoen u10 Der 9alt Ell
mes nclten oes6oI6 niGt ollein iibcr-
ifiiiiig, ionOern cine @erpldmperulg
ser @clOcr 0eS StoateS. N(lldl, 6eibt
e8 in Der &lngeiGriit, ict 0oS 0cl1
9olt oltoriiirenOc @eieb uuconititlt-
tipnea, "a Ser Gitel nidt nngegebGL
mas 0aSr @eieb .bc5tpeGc. a,9iG @nm,
miiliou beitebt ans @pitbcrnellr 60
min @orficl0, Gontrolcltr @orOon &.
9%ltfinioL @enrp 2otts, g8n. ..
Gloggett, SanleS g. Standings,
2l0riolt Goicp utO Sobn $. 9rltip.
t@ut &ol5! - @ci Oenn lcbtcll
%rcisfc9cul Sluiidclt Gem oEbGnir-"
mo Oem aSto9aSoll &egcl-Ghl6"
nitf @rii. Sflcumca' &egclbobnrlt
iplWoe ioI0cHoea &ciultot er5iclt.:
4 Sc - IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
@ic inn 9tunran.


Ser &el0 elmer @cidihte aus Dem SC,
ben crringt bic @oho ocS ollrd
i'm 9crettcten Spfers elmer eifer-
iiiAtigen 8ruu. ~ SIN Ganoplo.
Den ipielt ii6 oo5 9ramo u6.
Ifit ser in n6diten logen Itottfill.
benocn &od5eit bon @errn GboS. 9.
9ofer unb 6rGulein Morie Isabella
Toun9auer pom 9tr. 7G5, &opfinS.
Npenue, iin0et eite 2iebeSgeiGihtt
ibrcn 2lbid)luB, 0eren 2(nfang mic cir
@lbi6nitt aus eincm Homan flingt.
Nm Worgen 0c9 10. 9tooember 1905
itono JrGlleiu Gounbolter ais Ser,
fGufcrin in Oem GonfeftloOen por
9lllen Son & So, gtr. 1t9 @cit=Soi-
tinloreltr., binter 0en 2u0entiidL oils
6rou Gonitantiu 2. 0iun1pno ollfge.
rcat 6e%rcinfom ulO lie bei0uloigtG
nit ibrem i%tuttlidlen 8atten einen
a6lirt" 5t u%ntcrbolten. SRI. Goun.
Bauer IteQte 0ie NniGul0igung entril-
riiitct in Nbre0e, mas ober nllr cine
trb0bte NufreGrung bel 6rou 0io-
mono ~berporrief uno bieie 0u6ins
6rodte, OoB lie nit ben @prten "id
mill Sbnen 5Ci9en mie idJ 0ieie Sa6e
rcgeIn" cinen 9teoolper aus elmer
Son0tai6e jog unO oui 6r0ilein
Gounboucr onle9te. Wtit Den Gllfen
aOfor6, Wioro" ildte oieie i6r Sell III
Der 6lltbt. Sbr Sdreien 500 Die an
0eren Nrgeitellten 0eS @ei6dftcS, mt
fer ibilen &errn 9ofer, ser 0omuIS
ober nit Srdltlein 3oun6auer nod
nidt befnnnt mar, berbet. gr 'trot
ouf Die oufgere8te ciferiiidtige 6rall
5rt, 5ielt iie nit Der eiten &at0 felt
iln0 e1triB ibr nit Ser nnOeren 0elt
i6orf gelnDenen Hepo(per, Strait
GiamonO mur0e eirtige Gage ipGter
tpegen 9lngriffS oltf Sri. 9orn6ouer
nit 500 unO Soften 6eitroft Die i6r
@otte 6e5oblte. 9uS 6olge ser Get-
tung muroen Sri. .Golnbouer llnb
Serr 9oter befreunoet, lie lerrten iid)
lie6en utO am @eibno6tS -g(6e1o Der
lobten lie iid. 9ie gliidli6e 9rout
lie0t guar uuge16lidlid) an 0er@ripp2
erfronft barnieoer, bod miro Sic
Srauung III meni9en ToGen inn
@furrbauie ser fot6oIii6en ct. Nr-
orems. Stride p~oll5o8eit merOen f0tz
nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
@cierm MarnfanS Giicnbaln.

Seetlitlelto 20. TppeIttber. perlaBt ptueusSfatton
Sdglif..
4-10 W,oreens-S6neupott, SngerStoipf, vW. Il
g8.s9dbn," Mnbncsboro, g6antbersburg 1iitb.
anseenomrnen eonntaa, Saneod unb Gumi'
so 9icdm. = accommodation mad Union.
@rtbee, fopie tigIih, mlSaelioinnel Sotnfag,
Wor.. Sanober, @etiDsbnrg illo v. utb s..
Sibifnn Funftei.
*4.65 9nfm. GrpreE. SaupiIinie, Saeerss
tpiort, Sailcnd. GbippeitSblra liiio. diSserpiits
men Spurtda. Sreberid ilftb @nifnitsburg.
HnrloirBnaaon.
Gdalidj. ansgenpntmen Ssnntng.
6.t5 MprNeiiS - Dorf, y. unb s. Otbifion iiftb
&nliptlilie bftlib bon Gitor1s@rcbe, foluie
7.5o MereenS - affoul. mad SisbfieIb. foipte
GminitsbIrg ~
1000 MeraeliS @cfiern Grpreb, @cltminftcr,
Nep Winbfor, Union gribgc, VruceptIe (Sres
ocrid), Gbirnont, g8abncsboro, Gbantberss
9lrg, S1ocrsiolpn. 5aneod. Cumberland urS
@lfins. Buffet Sbferbntionss 8aaeon.
5.33 Madin. - Accommodation lan Sauober.
6,25 y Nffpm. mad linton Wrtoge.
ynr DruneritnaS nno eamtags.
f1.25 Ibero5 - Mffoif. Md uniptsIrtoge.
Wnr SnHhtags.
0.30 Winrgeii3-IffDiit tuh ufttofsYrtbge iiffo
Sniiuber.
: salt nidt. an @cnnfbIbania. atss. .eiatien ait.
u. Yinberfluii, g.. M. ,Sufuen,
(Sen.s Observation-Disclosures. SensVnf. ,yfeenf.
- 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

49, - : s' ~
" ii II Of ieinen u a NJ en- &c
0n0ert 5u BADEN.
8oitor 9lnton 9ilforusfp, Der Seel-
ior9cr Scr llniperioliltelt.&irde al
8uilforO2lp unG 2onpaleitrdbc bat
I'M &reis9cridt onrum no6geiudt,
BOB icir Somilicnname, ippic Oerjc-
nige ieinCr @nttin ullo ieiltcS Sof-
ltes III @crcaior0 ~mlgednoert meroc.
9uS Gnicb ihrci6t Dor, ooB cine iol-
de glppiifoti0u orci @odcn lang or-
gc5ciGt mcr0rir urlb, cGe sic GerGn-
octilng nca 9%tonlyl,o bripiaigt mcr,
scr fam. Gen .Norien 9ilfomSfp
mill cr nbcr ais Mittclliamen hcibe-
6altcp. m
@fen gee usnO &of.en. - Ser
Norbb. QlopOoolnpicr o&oln" lebte
geitern nlorgen Z ll6r BON bier aus
ieinc HeiIe nof @olneiton fort.
Ger Iorbb. 2fopooompfcr
oMoin" finn geitcrn Moroen in Ietp.
Dorf az inns miro i'm 2ollie ilGbItrr
ISOLDE bicr onlon0en. Gr miro Dor.
ouSlid)tlidp olll II. Sonllar bon 1icr
aus irilte ScinIrciie mntretcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

4NNl'' 1872 .".t...F .r ..'
9 erboftsbefeGl. iir Il II
terneb nler. IT ,Sn Der noro0its
tiAen &oli3ciitotion Grlongte Mid)oel
@ome, 8eihGftS.9l9ent fir Die 9led)-
un0 characterization eillen Ser.
GritSbeiehl. gtGnttOfottiS a. 0&lbotf
pon ser 5Sirnln VI. q. GuIbott & 60,
i6lt beidulOiaeno, gcgen Die @eicbc
pon 1898 peritoBelt 5u bd6clr ole e.
Heli oftitiiltbigen 2lrbcitstdg bel itG0s
tilden Gontroften poriiebt. Sic Sir.
mo bot nit Der Stoot Golltrofte fir
9lrbeitcn an Der Standardization Ii. ioQ
lire Selltc nngeblid nclln Stun0cn
taglidy beiGGftigen. &or Mi6ter Sep.
lin8er perlongte g~eiterlt Morgen ser
Seida1loigte einen 8eiGpporencrt.
8ro5eB.
llnter $4,000 9 ii rgidoft q {.
Itellt. - Der 9teger @alter &op
bon gr. 1928, Noro-S -gpe.,
fpur0e geitern @ormittag bonn &id-
ter Goldman ilt Ser noromeItliGett
Foli5eiItotion inter $4,000 9iirgi6oft
Dem @erid)tsperfobrcn arf bie @c=
i6ulbigung ii6eripieieil, am Mitt-
nod 9(benO ouf 6rou Clarence BUR
6ont bon 9tr. 21t5, 9inben.Npenlle,
cinen Goltbnrial oltSgefiibrt Slt ba=
ben. Nla Soltpt5ellge bei'nr. geitri=
gen Gerbor fungirte Charles Sppps
bon 9tr. 2004, McGuQobitroBe, mel
der Hnp ipenige Minllten por Dem
Illgriff itt einer Nlep 6inter ieinem
Soule un0 0ann lllter elmer @aslonl-
pc al Ser Gde bon GreBtmall- lllto
Observation-Disclosures, 100 6rou Sllrbouf
angegriffen lpur0e, iab. Hop bebolp-
tete, 5ur 3eit oeS Angriffs in %ieirler
@o6nling inr 9ett gelegen 5ll bo6en.
Die Negerin Bertha 8rrf, meldbe i'm
lel6en Soliie,. inie Hal mo9nt, bate
Dem Sergeanten Sui6 geiogt. OoB
&op sur 3eit bes 9fngriffs nidt 5it
SouIe geiueien Jet. @ei'm geitrigen
@erbor bebauptete iie min gerobc
bos @egentbeil.
Soll ge Of IN / II oelt Baden.
Sri. Gillian 2eim6adl meld)e atts
CAB, all 2eringtpn-, na6e YineitroBc,
5u luo6nen, nur0e altf Die @ni6uloi=
gullg, bon Srau Charles Soriter unb
Srau @iaiam Moion bon Wtorreas
Eorf angebli6 tnter 8oripiegelnng
folid)er Sbotiod)cn ie. s. erlon9t 81
bnbcn, purll Nid)ter Miler in Der Wit.
8iruns Epli5ciitotipn inter ic 5000
@jirgid)oit Ocm @rridtsperfobrcn
i~i6trDieien. Sri. 2eimboh ioa ous
@elO inter Der Toripicgellut9 erlonot
bobrlt oof rs iDr Yrliocr Charles
". Scitn6udl SLIM Anfolti eiltes Yfcr-
Oes beii6tbioe. %. 2ebterer in Wit.
@illaus gut 6efolutt lit. mar eS fiir
tie Gin 2eidtes, bos @elb 5u befonl-
met.
Cine lange 6uBtonr. ~
gicr5ebn Stloenteit oes oSolp GroB
College" in grooflonb, 8. g.. bobell
Die Nciie nad) Baltimore al SUB 5it-
riidaelegt, Inn Sen &aroinal Glib
bolts 81 icbeu. Sic iullrbcn gcitcrn
Nodmittog BON Dem aaroinal cnl+
pfan9ea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

YaHc 5Mr Meiis in's HUSBAND be
iprat Is, Maine, Mr. Alb, Cft-g nItis
mpresS trnhc, na4c Goltnm1mnic-Snur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Baltimore Sampf Eadet So.
i taltr nne SuusrsdiIige ~9,at.2tnte.)
Sic Ser, Giaatens9Solt bef6roerto.
! Santpfer s@irginia" Inet). sMinbama,"

,8curgia,H ySenneTee".
9ampfer fnbren tdali6, Sonntass ausaenor,.
men, bon ben ngaisainie"sBiers, Nr. 1918,
2iabt.strabe, $50 .lbenSs, oireIt nab go
8uniten bes G;ioens. SertlnSrne In SIo
Roint gomiort init IS. 6 9. Gifenbabn".. Nab
8iduonb, Ierbinbltna tn T%ortsmouib NIT benz
~Geaboaro Nir Cine" foliben 3ua mad .Tortss
mouth u,tb atIauta. Su gorfolf l@erbillouna
nit bee p%sltIontic goajt 2iHe." ~saorfolf unb
ipeiilid uno .OIo Dominion Cine" md Neips
sieipsgorf.
.MdbIseltcu rta6 curopdif6em 9Ione. 9uru.
riDfe saiiiten3imt1er, eIeftrii6e BeseiGting,
sintner in ben gilletsgdireanI Der .Dah Cine"
Gr. i07, SftsGnItiinrre. Gtrabe. 9fr. 500 In6
eos. 9~iabtsGtrake, Q. ". g. Office, Gii6oftr@de
Baltimore ,;nS GuIbertsStrnBe, Continental
1ruft 9niloina" rnb MIbauat'S Ir. 100, gorbs
GbnrIeSsStrobe.
Spbu ", Gheruuub, G. Brown,
@'cessrdf. II. Sen. sMaliaaer. Ger. sVaf. sSeent.
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Q M
I0\ANI lMN NRNFMW lHNm
RAILROADS.
: adaIt@. Sa39}i ,a qasgsaOmmen eOnHtas.
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ebleaooS 0I 9lsills;b) SaaII Npg Iali8 - s"H 9S'a. 3,
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4%;ittssSnr%S e'''' : aSSt ti% ! % 81; tdl9oI'
So jew si0ia. ~. Sa aSItS 4 iI5 4. 1871.
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S ser TainCe"' ! az 5Ior' ma~ is Ws'p ~ Sgnen rSh
S Sri;Gsra s,hi,b ~ no1 so Ssr ny " q h;S0 y s tatIp
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N 70 SSdpt ~ aSo,, t''oVk oii99o, , % tin9'2a
u li9o' I 4 HotH' SlT:lSs llSo9, ta'9S'
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T.9 90 / b ' 81 s;n adT so mn SI IG nn S iiS : ~''''ass'
SpS,h. Ia, ;S3;3o isltS I5'29 gtapll. ,o,o
!, g ~ ~; MuguL MY g9t nn ig.a5,
800. li s'So ilnb SH 4 90 g 5I,SrrD'' 'f,1V @Ot''"
l,;$;Ss N|ss@%.' $$Ssn55ssS:s iiai'ion,' 1920, ll77..ss5
@p Gnic,t tsiSu my ny g ss4pn Mi,o eo,,,sr, q ,,t,,,,
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NV. M ~. 1vsIns; ..n, oo AK
eomuS'suip * "a 4 S Sv1n,'o'atlo", 'z'4o "apm.'
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SaiIc snr Gciie in's MnslanS be.
iorat 6. @ninr, 0r. Ala. Cn.galti-
morc-S tralc, nagc GOitnmbpnir.aDe.
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s. snnhn,s MeitanrnnI

W NVUUH ~UItFWHtWWli
Gr. 923, 9apro.Goen., nabe Mntbonh ctr.
Berfammlungas2ofa oe5 yMntoniu.Gors
clane5 SIT. 800, s. 8. o." .SteubensDis
itrifts Er. 106," nG0iQersDiitriIt SIT.
1903. 9. Il. g." mo ,SiftriIis 9ir. so,
8. Il. y. Suue an 8ercire al bermies
t0ell.. SeinIte siiere,, lSciHe NIB oiIbere
Setrdnfe. Gel: Is. & y. 9golie $50 o..
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,Seurb 6. aleiuis McNourant,

o.. Stt..'pS. "'.tme Wt.uutuny
8oroii9liGe gSeiile, Spiriinofen Ii. tl.lions
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Tickets: Adults 75C
GREAT SPECIAL ATTRACTION
Base Ball ST. PAUL COL0REO G0PHERS VS. JORDAN Picked Nne

flowing, many persons being unable
to get in.
There were number Of beautiful
floral tributes, conspicuous among
which were those gwen by Pioneer
Lodge, North Star Consistory of
Scottish Rite Masons, Gopher Lodge
and Ames Lodge Elks. The inter
ment was at Oakland cemetery.
Mr.. Woodfork was about IS years
of age.
The funeral arrangements were in
the full charge of Mr.. J. L. Phelps,
who received his instructions from
the deceased before his death and
which were carried out fully. The
honorary pail bearers were: VIM.
Stevens, Andrew Jackson, D. E. Tai
bert, Henry Johnson, r. Mann, J. H.
Vincent
The active pallbearers were: Link
Overalls, Walker Williams, Henry
High, w. Collins, Geo. Chambers, E.
w. Blackburn
Mr.. Woodfork had no relatives,
and he made a will leaving a number
of requests, among which those to
the Pilgrim Baptist church, St. James
a. NJ E. church, Protestant orphan
asylum and Home for Hayward Girls,
St. Paul Chapter Order Eastern Star,
500 each. A copy of the will will be
published later. Lyles & Elliott flu
neral directors.
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George Edward Hunton, in Montreal,
Can, who accidentally fell from a
high porch and was so badly injured
that he died in few hours.
WANTED-A good middle-aged or
settled woman, without membranes,
who would like to make her home in
a family to assist in the household
duties. Room and board furnished and
wages paid. Apply to Mrs. J. O..
Adams, y527 St. Anthony Ave.
If you don't know where you're
going but you're on your way, why
just keep going until you get to the
Promenade Social to be given by the
Mems Catholic Social Club at Wagner
Hall, Thursday evening, Aug. 20. Two
bits will purchase a ticket and you'll
get a barrel Of fun
THE HOTEL ST. LOUIS. Mrs.
Julia Hinson, proprietor. No. BIT Wa
basha, up stairs. Meals 25cts. Break
fast from 700 to HOO a. M, Dinner
from 1900 m. to 800 p. M; Supper
from 500 to 500 p. m. All regular
meals rs cts. All home cooking. Tel
N. w. Main 2315 7.
Hamm's New Beer. This beer is 50
decidedly superior to any draught
peer ever before brewed, that within
the few days it has been on sale it
has already attained a fixed place in
public favor. Call for it.. Hamm's
New Brew. 100000 barrels in stock.
On draught from now on. .....
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Scientific Magnetic Healer. Grad
uate of the New York Institute of
Science at Rochester, N Y, an d of
the Institute of Science at New York
City. Has practiced fourteen years.
USES NO MEDICINE. Cures all
sorts of Nervous Diseases. Rheurmat-
ism, Loss of Sight, Deafness, Loss Of
Memory, Heart Disease, Paralysis
and Female Complaints.
May be consulted at Hotel St.
Louis, No. 317H Wabasha. Hours:
1000 a. m. to 1900 M; 200 to 500 p
m. and 700 to 900 p. m. Calls at
residence when desired. Phone N.
w. Main 2315-L.
Anyone wishing to learn of my sue
cess in relieving Rheumatism is re-
ferred to Mrs. Julia Hinson, proprie
tor of Hotel St. Louis, or Mr. An
drew Jackson, 40 E. 4th St.
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"WATSON'S BURLESQUERS."
The Attraction at the Star Theatre
Next Week.

Next week will usher in at the Star
theatre "Watson's Burlesquers,'
headed by the dean of burlesque COM
edians, Billy Watson, who this sea-
son has by special request incorpo-
rated in his production that ever
laughable absurdity, "Krousemeyer's
Alley" In the title role of Krouse-
meyer, the politician and sausagema
ker, Mr.. Watson fairly permeates the
atmosphere with his infectious humor
and oddities. He will Be surrounded
by most capable company of artists
and host of pretty GIRLS, thirty in
number, who will cavort through
out the action of this comedy. Then
there is vaudeville bill, chief
among the performers being, Swan
and Bo1nbard, eccentric acrobatic
comedians, the Millership sisters, ex-
pert dancers, the Bijou comedy trio,
The Sailor Boys Miss Bonnie
Whitman, known as the handsomest
woman on the burlesque STAGE, and
many other features Mr. Watson's
scenery and electrical effects are
promised as very elaborate Friday
will be ladies' day. A beautiful SOU
venir will be given to each lady at
tending.