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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
RIVERSIDE HUNT
HORSE SHOW TO-DAY
Petersburg Exhibition Promises
to BE the Best Ever Held
by Club.
MANY ENTRIES RECEIVED
--
Plans Drawn by Architects for
Apartment House-Rail-
way Won Suit.
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.1


PETERSBURG, VA. May e.--All
things are ready for the opening of the
Riverside Hunt Clubs Horse Show at
8 o'clock Tomorrow afternoon. on the
grounds of the Riverside Country Club.
and the event is anticipated with the
keenest interest, not only us the largest
and best exhibition that the Riverside
Hunt has ever held, but as tine inausu-
ration of an altnual social and sport
ing celebration of unfail!ng POPULAR
|ity. About one hundred and fifty en-
tries have been received for the two
afternoon exhibitions. of which the
classes for Tomorrow are double har-
ness pairs, farmers mules, combina-
tion driving and riding, gated saddle
horses roadsters. green hunters quail
fed hunters, and handicap jumpers.
Among the prizes are several hand
some silver cups, one of which has
been recently offered by Mr.. David
Dunlop for competition in the ladies'
driving class. and Will become the
property of the first winner.
New Apartment House.
Architects plans for handsome
apartment house. to be erected at the
corner of South Sycamore and Mars
Streets, in the best residential section
OF the city. have been submitted to a
committee representing the Petersburg
Investment Corporation, the financial
department of the Chamber of Com
merce. NJ. c. Jackson and Robert
Cabaniss. two of the most prominent
business men in the city, compose the
committee. which was appointed by
the corporation to secure and consider
plans for a handsome new apartment
house an enterprise which has been
projected by several local capitalists,
but up to this time had never been
actively pushed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-10

| Perhaps l.. T.. Brockmsn's ad will in
tercst you. Read Il and see. 100
Mint Julip Aayored with Jersey Cream
can't be beat. Al Tsylor's Bar. i06
For Reni-Five room house on east side
Of town. Apply to w. Bats. LOG
Mrs. E. Candy returned to Rock Prai-
rie yesterday after visit to relatives.
DR.. o. Z. Boggs and family left ysssef-
day for Nsvasoss. their future home.
Mr.. and Ms. John Whitman. IT,, arr
rived from Mexia on visit to relatives.
Miss Marie Graham returned to Austin
yesterday after visi, to Misses McInnis.
See A. Mechanics solid silver and cut
glass before buying. New stock just
In. l03
have a wagon and good double team
for ell kinds Of hauling. Phone 32s. Joe
Kosh 99-tf
Mis-. c. NJ. Proctor returned Yesterday
from visit TO Mn. Geo. Echols Of Provi-
dence.
Sheet music on sale a, A. McKenxie's
Jewelry store. Latest songs and piano
music. loo
]. w. Rawls and w. w. Parker re-
turned to Galveston yesterday after visit
TO relatives.
Mrs. G. w. Keeling arrived yesterday
from Waco to sisi, relatives In the Tabor
community.
Miss Ethel White returned to Nsvasosa
yesterday after a visit to Mr.. and Mn.
w. ]. Roberts.
Miss Eugenia Moore. after a visit to
| Mr. n. X. White returned TO her home
At Paris, Texas.
Give me your orders for wire screen
work for windows, door, transomes, etc.
/. w. Allen. Phone 2S9. SStf
The house of a negro woman named
Emma Smith, on the west side. was des-
royed by FIRE Monday night.
Mrs. NJ. w. Sims left yesterday for
San Antonio to join house party At the
home Of Mrs. Perry J. Lewis.
Misses zula Jackson and Ella Duck
worth Of Tunis are guests Of Miss Rowena
Jackson at the home OF Mrs. Rawls.
Mn. ]. w. Byars arrived from Waco
yesterday to visi, friends and attend the
revival services a, the Baptist church.
Miss Julia Reynolds. sister OF Mrs. b.
Heberd, returned to Tehuacana yesterday
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Heberd.
Judge ]. c. Scott returned to Franklin
yesterday. and will open the Milan coun-
" disiric, court at Cameron Monday.
We sell Singer Sewing Machines with
$500 down and 500 per month and
charge no interest. +. A. Sa,terwhite. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-10

In list Of charters filed At Austin. the
name Of G. S. Parker appears among the
incorporation OF the new compress At Mart.
Lamar Beshea returned Yesterday from
Rockdale, where he was called to attend
the funeral Of his cousin, Miss Bernice
Beihea.
Opening night Family Theatre tonight.
'The Bell Ringers Daughter" No
charges for reserve seats. Admission 5
and 10 cents. IL
For fne fresh bred and cakes OF all kinds
call at the Texas Bakery. Careful a,ien-
iention to special orden. Phone 50. Mrs.
Otto Boehme. du
The Family Theatre at the Grand Opera
House. Changes program times a week.
Tonigh, THE Bell Ringers Daughter. 3"
Admission s and 10 cents. II
Ladies of the Episcopal church will give
tea Thursday afternoon from 4 to o
O'Clock at the residence of Mn. ]. w.
English. Everybody invited. los
J. w. Allen gives promp, attention TO
all kinds OF Job Carpentering. ESPer-
work guaranteed. Leave orders al Office
upstairs in Howell Building. Phone 1919. II
Mrs. ]. r. Stuart and little daughter.
Miss Lena Belle. and Ms. J. r. Burk-
hart arrived yesterday from Taylor to at
tend Mrs. G. A. Foster. who CONTINUES
seriously i'll.
Tonigh,-Grand Opera House--"The
Bell Ringers Daughter" High class
moving pictures. Admission S and 10
cents. Doors open At 1850 p. m. Per
Torrance begins at s p. m. II
vice-Presideni u. o. Boatwright Of the
First National Bank is on the program for
address on Guaranteeing or Insuring De
posiis," before the Bankers Association
at the Corpus Christi meeting May rs
and ~.
Prudence and good business judgment
suggcs, that you should At all times keep
your life and property well insured. Con-
suit Jno. b. Hines for anything in the in
suranee line. othce in Smith Builiingl
Phone i6l. 2iu
Representing the hes, OF companies in
all lines OF insurance, invite liberal
share Of your business in 1907. Careful
and prompt attention to all business cnirust
ed. Office upstairs In Smith Building
Phone 'ei. Ino. B. Hines 2&u
Grand opening tonight At the Grand
Open Houss-hieh class moving pictures
and illustrated songs. Admission and
10 csnss. Doom opsn q 7,,o. perform
sses hsgias O. o'eleek sharp. IL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-10

Don't be bothered with flies and other
insects. Ring phone 2s9 and leave orders
for J. w. Allen TO 6s your screens or put
in new ones. ofiee upstairs in Howell
Building. Office hours to- a. and II
to .. m. 99ff
Morris Furniture Company, wholesale
and retail dealers in New and Second Hand
Furniture. Furniture repairing and up
holsterine promptly done. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Nexi door south of Exchange
Hotel. w. l.. Houston Jr.. Manager. s7f
A woman is entitled to the best of every
thing. especially in sewing machine that
she is expected TO operate herself. We
! sell the Singer under the unqualified guar
aniee that il Is the bes, machine made.
I. A. Saiterwhiie. lott
Don't forge, the performance by was,ell
& White the wonderful dancing skaters,
who close their engagement at the Bryan
RULER Rink ,onigh, at $50 O'Clock. An
other large crowd enjoyed their wonderful
work las, night.
]. T.. Mathis Of Reliance was in the city
yesterday and told the Eagle reporter that
the boll weevils are very active in his part
Of the country. One Of his neighbors
found tweniy-seven weeyils on one volun-
teef stalk OF cotton.
Rev. ]. A. CHALLENGER informs the Eagle
tha, the contract has been closed for the
pulpi, furnishings and pews for the new
Christian church, which will beof beauti-
full golden oak inish. The contract has
also been closed for the ART glass windows
which are exceedingly handsome and will
picture the life Of Christ consecutively from
the manger to the ascension.
The indications arc thar the Brenham
and Brasos Valley railroad. extending
north and south through the Brszos bot
tenn on the Burleson county side, viii be
built. County Clerk Seward Of Washing
ton county, asd Frank Brown Of Topeka
were here ,his week for conference with
Brazos bottom land owners. and the Eagle
learns a meeting will he held here next
Saturday, Of those interested, presumably
to consider righ,-of-way matters through
the bottom.
Ivanhoe Commandery Knights Templar
held meeting yesterday afternoon, and
G. II. Albcrs Of Frsnklin was elected to
receive the degrees Of the order. o. Z.
Saunders was chosen to represent the com
mandery a, the grand oommandery meet
ing in Dallas this week. X. n. Siddall OF
Anderson. A. P. Terrell and Ewing Nor
wood were here from Navascta in attend
ance on the meeting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-10
Locals


III for Pretoria Rye. SAT-
Int Jalip season Is on At Taylor's
100
r. Parks Ief, yesterday for q business
iiG A. Harris visited Nsvssosa yesser-
ouse for Rent. Apply to p. X. Hen
Ing. io7
brink Jersey Cream at TsyIor's Bar.
hne. 1906
". T. Ford has returned from visi, to
Aisney.
Mrs.. NJ. A. jenkins is visiting in
lnklin.
v. Rosprim Of Myers was in the city
ssday.
DR.. ]. w. Caviu. Once at Jenkins
Fsgsiore. slit
The best judges Of good liquor drink
Essoria Rye. SAT-
VIM. Warren Of Cedar Creek was in the
by yesterday.
Charlie Horton Of Reliance was in the
by yesterday.
!. c. Flanagan Of Myers was In the
isy yesterday.
Mn. Malcolm Games Is visiting rela-
ives In Dallas.
Marriage license, Sam Keys and Lille
Belle Thomas.
left p. Royder was a visitor from Well
born Yesterday.
Ms. Johnnie Hoppe was a visitor from
Kuren yesterday.
n. p. Dansby Of Steep Hollow was in
The city yesterday.
w. Z. Candy Of Rock Prairie was in
The city yesterday.
w. n. Glover OF Payne Prairie was in
The city Yesterday.
Mrs. +. A. Caps was a visitor from
yer'erday.
Mrs. George Royder was a visitor from
Wellborn Yesterday.
Mn. ]. NJ. Greed was a visitor from
Wellborn Yesterday.
For the best OF everything in life insu-
lnce see X. g. Tabor. du
liberia Nash. a colored woman. was
sdIudge insane yesterday.
]. w. Hicks and Jim Tobias of Kur,en
we're in the city Yesterday.
N. b. Cole. who has been seriously IN,
was reported better yesterday.
Fred Pryor and A. l.. Evans came in
yesterday from business trips.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-10
NOTICE eLKS.

There will be a regular session Of the
lodge tonight at 9 o'clock. Installation
Of newly elected officers will take place,
and every member is urged to be present.
r. c. Oliver. +. x.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
THE BOGUS
PRINCE HERE
NEXT TUESDAY

The Bobus Prince, which will ap-
pear at the Grand Opera House next
Tuesday evening, has melodious
music and plot that involves nu-
merous funny complications; Willie
Robinson, as the bogus prince, Is a
scream: Harry Frazer, as Percy
Slmpleton, in love with Madam AS
torbilt's daughter. is unique COM
edian, every move brings forth roar
of laughter; Frances Carrier, as
William skinner, the society sharp,
is an actor OF rare ability and a sing
er that always makes a hit; Frank
Lambert, as Hans Wagner the Ger
man tourist and Lloyd Adams as Gas
ton Leon help to make the night pass
as II by magic; May Burton, lead
ing lady, Is a handsome statuesque
brunette, who has a most stunning
presence, a fine sense of humor, and
a voice the like which Is only too
rare in musical comedy. her singing
always wins repeated encores; La
Rose Macdonald the soubrette as
Rose is one OF the most clever dane
ers on the American stage; Sadie
Atherton. as Miss Plentyrocks the old
maid, brings forth a laugh a min
ute: Violet Melrose. as Tiny the col
ored maid. Is as clever a character
impersonator as there is before the
public and is a spirited dancer.
The chorus. bunch OF beautiful
girls, who challenge comparison;
clever dazzlers with an equipment
that can't be beaten; musical stunt
ers that are many lengths ahead OF
anything in the race and makes all
others fade and seek the absent
treatment"
The play. The Bogus Prince is
abounding In mirth, music and mel
ody aud Is bound to please with It's
large choruses and assemblies. Seat
sale at the Box Office Tuesday morn
Ing at o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
Broke Worlds Record.

A story, II In circulation at the
college that Forrest smithson, tho
well-known o. A. g. sprinter. now
al Notre Dame. broke the worlds
record In the 100 yard sprint In a
triangular meet recently between
Notre Dame. Wisconsin and Chicago.
The time attributed Co him Ia . as
seconds. Application Is said to have
been made 20 the A. A. Y. for meas
urement OF the track and tho recog-
milton OF the record. -Four watches
are declared 10 have agreed on
the time. smithson II registered
A. A. u. athlete and N the track
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27

During the year 1905. according
to a leading German authority" says
The Technical World Magazlnep the
world production OF iron amounted
To 5s.SS7.965 tons. OF which the
United States produced 22.ss2.oss
tons. No complete statistics for 1905
are as yet available. but during that
year the United States increased It's
output 10 a very considerable extent.
and In other countries the Increase
OF production was not Insignificant.
The great iron producing nations. In
their relative rank. are; United
States. Germany. England and
France. Canada, though at present
only tenth on the list, Is rapidly COM
ing forward and doubled her output
OF 1904 IN 1905.
The worlds total visible supply
OF iron. according 10 a noted Swedish
expert. is 100000 tons. al
though Il Is believed by some author
ltles that this estimate Is somewhat
low. the assertion being made that
there arc 1900. 100000 tons 10 un-
located mines IN the United States.
Even assuming. however. that there
are In existence i5 .00O. .OO0. 900 tons
OF iron. II 10 obvious that the supply
will be totally exhausted II the pro-
ductlon increases year BY year a. u
has Ia the past. within a eompara-
lively short time. When asked what
the world will DO when this comes
about. moat engineers answer. econ
omizs tho iron. uSing Il only fos en-
ginsa, and other things absolutely
necessary. and use concrete for
bridges. buildings and a thousand
other things for which iron is now
used"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
Hons. Beer and Temperance.

In 1850 there were raised In the
United States S.479.0OO pounds of
hops. In 1906 the pounds were 6b,-
295 900. Germany produced Ca
500, 900 pounds In 1905, the United
Kingdom 77.945.OOO. America ex-
ported i3,O26,s0O pounds In 1905.
more than 90 per cent OF which went
TO the United Kingdom. The British
beer drlnker. Il appears. has a less
refined taste than his fellow OF the
European continent. He does not
mind the flavor OF the seeds which
come with some large American
hops.
by improving the quality OF our
crops we should, according 10 the
department OF agriculture. In a re-
port by Eugene Merritt be able to
reach profitably the Continental mar
ket. Meanwhile We are importing
as much as 100000 pounds OF
hops a year-these are figures for
IsO5-for use In certain hne grades
OF beer.
New York once led the hop grow
ing states OF America. In 1884 II
produced 20 200. 900 pounds. but In
1906 this crop was cut In two. The
growers have had struggles with the
two great problems OF hop-growing
which are. first. 10 keep the soil mel
low and well drained. aud. second 10
get enough help for the brief rush
season OF picking In August ana
September.
There are no records OF the beer
production In the United States for
the years is5i-G5. Inclusive. In
1896 the output was 6.207.f00 bar
rels, and the Increase 10 5f.72f.50O
barrels In 1895 shows the brewers
and the hop-raisers running well to-
gether. In America about one pound
Of hops goes 20 a barrel OF beer The
British like that bitter taste and
caIi for more hops than do the dritk-
ers Of any other large beeF-bfeNing
countries. Hops contribute 70 beer;
TannIn 10 eliminate albuminoids. hop
oil imparting aroma. hop resin bit
ter preseryatlye.
Government reports Eh0S constant
~ In the United States a decrease In
the quantity OF whisky drunk In q
year and an Increase IN the amount
Of beer consumed. The malt liquor
gaia In 1895 over 1905 was over a
million barrels. Beer Ia held np.
therefore. as one OF the great agents
By which this country 10 70 be kept
amonE the most temperate nations
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
X.RAYS

The Omaha city council II Is eN'
pected will pass an ordinance re-
duirlng all single persons between
the ages OF 25 and 40 OF normal
physical and mental condition to
get married within 60 days or pay a
fine. The council seems TO forget
that persons In a normal mental cou-
dItion don't marry. Love produces
an abnormal condition.
President Pat Calhoun OF the San
Francisco United railroads struck a
man In the mouth Friday for calling
him a liar. And the same day the
federal grand jury under oath said
"he Is a liar"
Poachontas was a great woman but
stin one hears more frequently OF
the Smiths.
The omission OF an apostrophe anu
the use of a capital Il" as Will be
seen In the following local clipped
from an exchange makes the writer
say something he very evidently dle
not intend 10 say;
Mrs. strahls Johnsoni Lilly Is no"
IN full bloom, and Is a great attrae'
ton. Her Bergonia bloomed all
through the winter. There are Two
show windows in Moro that siana
out in distinct hgure here as an oasis
IN the desert. and the Observer aa-
mlres them much. and Is proud OF
their promoters. Postmaster Parry
and Mrs. s.rahi."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
sore NIppIes,

Any mother who has had eHperi-
ence with this distressing ailment
will be pleased 10 know that a cure
may be effected by applying Cham
berlain's salve as soon AZ the child
is done nursing. Wipe IL on with q
soif cloth before allowing the babs
to nurse. Many trained nurses use
this salve vitk best results. For
sale by DIR. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
Our Grand Display Of Carpets

proves TO be regulation and the time
IL confirmed the record will become
onicIal. smithson's great speed has
always been known here but OF the
phenomenal character OF the time In
which the distances Is to have been
made causes many TO await a con-
lrmatlon before accepting the newu
aB final. Corvallis Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

will soon set things right again. For
over SO years it has cured such all
ments as poor appetite, Heartburn,
Sour Risings. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Costiveness, or Malarial Fever. Try
IL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27

Succeed the nrst time use Heroins
ana you will get instant relief. The
greatest liver regulator. A positive
cure for Constipation. Dyspepsia
Malaria, chIIh and all liver CON-
plAints. Mr.. c.. Of Emory. Texas
writes: my wife has beea using
Herbins for herself and children for
ave years II u q sure cure for con-
stipation aAd malaria fever. which -
substantiAtsd By What it has dons
for ay family" SOLD b. D. J. Fly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
A Narrow Rseape.

9. w. Cloyd. q merchant VI
,nnk, No. had a narrow escape four
pas ago. when he ran 4 jimson bur
70 bis thumb. He says: The doc
vant'd to amputate Il but l
kuid not consent. bought bon
Bueklsn's ArnieA salVe and that
pea the dangerous wound" abe
J. c. Psrry's. druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27

Poaehontas was a great woman bu
stiu one hears more frequently 9
the Smiths.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27

Il would seem that even prohibition
lists might hold n reasonable interest
In the Improvement of the hop fields
OF the land.-New York World.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27

Tho scent OF roses pervades tho
breath OF the gIrl that takes Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Bright
eyes. red lips. good health follow its
use. sS cents. Tea or Tablets. For
sale At Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
PCORN'S
ANNUAL
PICNIC
rIt Band and Popcorn School
/ Hold interesting Exercises

e HOId Interesting Exercises
of the most enjoyable AFFAIRS
81 has ever been held in the Sum-
& district was the annual picnic
last Saturday at the Popcorn
IN Polk county. The day was
g for an outing, and by 1880 in
morning the pretty oak grove
! s,led with the loyal citizens OF
district and their friends. A
.,ous stage had been erected on
rounds for those who took part
! nrogram. The exercises were
Il with music by the Popcorn
and the following program
4 given:
kscitation. Miss Minnie Grice.
feadlng. Miss La Vita Howell.
heal Solo. Miss Hattie Grice.
heal duet. the Misses Ollie and
Aer Porter.
4usic, by the Band.
<eading. Rosa Griee.
&ialogue, "Why We Were Never
lied" (Six young ladies and
young gentlemen.)
Meal Quartet. Misses Jessie Cav
4 Miss Hattie and Messrs James
and Herbert winslow.
keadlng. Fred Wilson.
<ocal Solo, Mr.. Howell.
kialogue. Almost a Mormon.
&eadIng. Carol Howell.
<Iolln Duett, the Misses Viola and
In vercler. accompanied by Miss
bnie vercler.
&eadlng. Richard Pesrce.
&uslc. by the Band.
Dialogue, "An Interrupted Propos-
Mediation. Evelyn Reigelman.
marc Drum Exhibition, Captain
snson.
After the excellent entertainment
6lcnlc dinner, for which Popcorn is
nous. was served and all who left
spacious tables, where evOry
&ptlng delicacy was TO be found
Ia roast chicken TO angel food and
la cake, were satisfied that only
4 best OF cooks lived at Summit.
band then delighted the audi
y by an open air concert which
highly appreciated. Among the
bred numbers was n baritone solo
n Mr. Fred Gibson and cornet
Rtt by Messrs. Herbert Wlnslow
y James Best. The band Is show
great progress and rendered a
kgram that would have been q
khlt 10 many older organizations.
rhe band was ably assisted by II.
/. stoudenmeyer, and Ward Fisher
0hls city and by several musicians
D. Amity. owing TO the lateness
|ihe hour the address which was
haye been made by Captain Bran
& was not given as the Captain
ID In way OF excuslng himself that
the time the races we're over II
Knld be time for them all TO be
|nding their way homeward. The
kes we're OF unusual interest as
Rny valuable prizes had been Of
Fcd by the merchants OF Salem and
flyalry existed among many OF the
kletes present. The race program
y as follows:
poo yard dash won by Karl Har-
sit Prize. one fancy shirt given b.
'iem woolen Mills Store.
Ladies' race. won by Ora Cayitt;
PIE, bronze vase given by JOSEPH
|gers & Co.
Broad jump. won by Ward Fisher
Hze, one pair tennis shoes given BY
'Fgon Shoe Co.
Three-legged race. won by John
pitt and Herbert winslow; prize
b fancy neckties given by G. w
hnson g. Co.
old Mems race. won by l.. d. Glib
,; prize. a three months subscrip'
n 10 the Capital Journal.
a prize OF a fine box OF bon bons
y offered by the Spa for the most
pular young lady present. This
htest was decided by popular bal
Miss Jessie Cayitt won with $3.50
tes. An ice cream and eonfee-
mary stand was run OH the grounds
4 netted a neat sum which will be
sided between the band and th'
AOol.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
WHEN YOUR FOOD

Is properly digested your entire sys-
tenn is benefited and strengthened.
but when the digestive organs are
deranged the food ferments and
causes untold suffering. In such
cases, however, your find that a few
doses OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
Our Growth--What It Means to You

BEYOND EVEN OUR BRIGHTEST EXPECTATIONS THE
VOLUME OF OUR BUSINESS HAS INCREASED THIS
YEAR. THIS PHENOMENAL INCREASE IL FLATTERING
TESTIMONY THE EEAsoNABLENEsS OF OUR PRICES
THE LIBERAJdTY OF OUR TERMS, AND THE MERITS
OF THE WARES WE SELL. III MEANS THAT THE GOOD
PEOPLE OF SALEM AND VICINITY ARE AWAKE To THE
FACT THAT GET FULL WORTH FOR EVERY DoI-
LAR THEY SPEND WITH Us, THAT OUR PAY-a-ILrrLE-
AT-ATIME SYSTEM ROTH GENEROUS AND BUSINESS
LIKE. THAT OUR OFFERINGS ARE ATTRACTIVE sun
sTANTIAL. VARIED AND GENUINE WHAT OTHERS
HAVE FOUND YOU WILL FIND. GIVE Us A CHANCE
To SHOW YOU HOW WELL WE CAN SERVE YOU.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-27
Matter Of orthography.

Lola-It0ld mamma this morning
'At the sun Affects my eyes.
SfAee--WhAt did she sayg
Lola-she asked me whose SOP !
y reference to.--chlcago Daily