davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
czego p~otrzebowaf.

,,Dziewiec lat temu wyglada}o
tax, jakby moi czas JUL nadszed}"
powiada pan c. Farthing z Mill
Greek, Ind. Ter. ,,Bylem tax znisz-
.czony, re zycie mole wisiafo ma
bardzo cienk,ej nioi.s Poleci} mi
potem aptekarz Electric Bite s.
Kupi{em butelke i zdobylem to co
mi byfo potrzeonem - si}e. Mia
lem jedna noge grvbie, lecz e.
.lectric Bltters wyciagneto ia zn6w
ma darn i jestem zdr6~ sjak mig.
dy" Sprzedawane pod gwarancya
W NJ. J.. Kowalewskiego apiece Sec
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

WE WTOREK rozpoczefo
sic uroczysoie czterdziesto
godzinne nabozehstwo W pa
rafii sw. Stanis}awa Kostki.
Do pomocy Wiel. ksiezom
Pacholskiemu i Burantowi
przyby]i nastepujacy ksjeza:
~Przewielebny ks. pra4at d.
Majer, 49, St. Paul; Wiel. ks.
H. Jazdzewski, - Minneapo'
lis; Wiel. ks. st. Nawrocki, -
Chicago; Wiel. ks. J. Szukal-
ski, - Milwaukee; :Wiel. ks.
J. Wojtowicz, - Puck, So.
Oak; Wiel. ks. A. Cara, -
independence; Wiel. ks. j.
Cara, Pine Greek; Wiel.
ks. J. Smiech - Owatonna;
Wjel. ks. j. Sroka, - La
Crosse; Wiel. ks. j. Ciemi6-
ski, Wells; Wiel. ks. P.
Kupferschmidt - z. Winony;
Wiel. ks. j. st. Guzdek
Browersville;s Wiel. ks. A..
Kryjewski, = Wilno. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
POTRzEBA AGENT0W!

16x20 rysowane portrety 40
cent6w, RAINY 10 centowi
wy1ej, arkusze obraz6w pc
lednym cencie. Mozecie mice
4.O0e| ) korzysci albo $4,000
tygodniowo, katalogi j pro
by darmo. Frank w. Will
liams Co. 1908 w. Taylor
Str. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

tn nasze polskie koloujje a
mianowicie Ashton, Poznan,
Elbe i Chojnice wyg}aszajac
mowy W celu zak}adania
Grup, do wyzej wymienione-
go Zwiazku. Dnia 22-go mar:
ca wyg}osi} move W szkole
parafialnej W Chojnicy W kt6-
rel omawia} cele i daznosc,
togo Towarzystwa nova jego
wywar1a wielki wplyw ma o.
becnych, ponim mieli mowy
Jan Gorecki, Iguacy Borrow.
ski i J6zef Piochota, ma "a
ko6czenie odSpiewano Pies1
Boze cos POlske.
W poniedziaiek 23-go, mar
ca p. A. B}aszczy6ski odje-
chai z powrotem do Chicago,
zegnajac sic z MIN Bracia
zwiazkowi, 2 Ashton odpro-
wadzili go al ma dworzec
kolejowy. w.
(. Okropne nieszczeScie ma:
wiedzilo pana Piotra Kwiat-
kowskiego. Ot6z jadac z go
sciny cd: swego brata J6zefa
z IONA i kilkanasto-miesiecz-
mem dzieckiem, zostali maize
chani przez rozbrykane ko.
ME J6zefa Siwi6skiego, kt6ry
zosta1 zrzucony 2 :woza, tut
0 jake pol mill "a Mimi; pan
Kwiatkowski zjezdza} w1asnie
z cory, gdy owe rozszalafe
konie ca}em pedem wlecia'y
ma Mich, rozbijaiac w6zek i
wyrzucajac ich z niego.K wiat'
kowskiemu-i jego zonie o.
pr6cz malych obraze1 ra Gle
le ME stale sic mic niebez-
piecznego, ale ich dziecko TO-
stale wyrzucone pred konie,
przez kt6re wszYstkie cztery
konie i oba wozy p%rzelecia-
~. Gdy je podniesiono re
ziemi mialo twarz okropnie
pokaleczona i W tydz1eh pc.
tenn umar}o, z~ostawiajac ro-
dzic6w W ciezkim smutku.
Take nasza rodzine ma
wiedzil okropny smutek, DO
umarla nam nasza ukochana
c6reczka Tekla, ma zapalenie
b}ony mlecznej; pomimo u
silnych stara6 doktora, pc
pieciu dniach okropnych bo-
lesci zycie zako6czy|a costa
wiajac mas W nieopisanym
smutku. Mech jej Pan Jezus
da wieczny odpoczynek a
6wiat1osc wiekuista MECH jej
6wieci ma wieki wicklow.
NJ. MENDYK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

c6rec zka
i Dominiki Wolskich,
Loretta, zmarla 20 5 clio dnio-
wei chorobie ma krup, W ME-
dziele rano. Pogrzeb odby}
sic W 6rode o 9tej z koscio}a
sw. Stanis1awa Kostki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
Zap]acili 20 Wiarusa

q" -" ~
Wiel. ks. Jan st. Guzdek 800
J Wiel. ks. J. Augustyn 1.50
Wiel. ks. E.. Kozlowski $50
Wiel. ks. L. I. Orlik so
Albert Kokot 100
Walenty Piechowiak 1.5O
M ,ryanna Wika 1.5O
Tom. Sopczak 1.50
Antoni Literskl l.5O
Tomasz Slaza $50
! Wawrzyniec Wirkus LOO
J6zef Sichmiller 100
Antoni Pekron ].5O
Maciej Budranas SO
Jan Brzeska 800
J6zef Pekron do Europy 200
J. Rutkowski do Europy 200
Jan P. Zywicki 1:50
DR.. M. 2. KossAkowski $50
Piotr Bucho1c 300
Jan Kamla 800
Bernard Narloch 1.5O
Piotr Szalkowski 200
Jan Mamot 300
F. Kukaszewski 1.50
Tomasz Gozdziaszek l.50
Maryan Bratuszewski 100
Wine. Radomski 300
Felix Pehler 800
A. P. Wolski. 1.50
Edward Szajkowski 300
M. lynda 1.50
J6zefina Drazkowska 3.25
Augusta Kolb 100
Andrea yanuszewski 4.5o
Pawef Cola 800
J6zef Szawi16ski 200
r. R. Niemczewski 300
Mat. Wenta 1.5O
A. Fabian 2.25~
'Joz. Wozniak: 800
J6zef Adamczewski 1.50
.Piotr Bednarek 1.50
A. Wasielewski 800
J. Maczkowicz 800
r.. Alexander 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
Og1oszenie miejskie.
zAw1ADoMENIE o APL1KAcY1
ALBERTA GERsoN
o:HCENsYE.NA sPRzEDAz LIK1ER6W

Zawiadamia sic sniniejszem, ze Albert Gerson
z miasta j powiatu Winona j stanu Minnesota.
ziozyf dnia 80 marca, 1906. q rekordera wspom-
nianego miasta .pi6mienna aplikacye do zarzadu
Ionych trunk6w, wyszczeg6Inionem polo4eniu
y miescie .Winona, " powiecie Winona iw stanie
Minnesota, znanern i opisanem jak nastepuje, MP:
nego budynku, zaanego pod M. $50 wsch. 7-na
ii. $780,
Wspomniana aplikacya bedzie omawiana;s ma POI
siedzenin rady niieiskiei, kt6re sic odbedzie W io.-
kalu rady miejskiej budynku miejskim wspo.
nlpjanen mie9cie dnia 10. kWietnia, r.p. 1908,.-d-
sg0d4z. 500 Wiecxoren. n kt6rym to czasie j miejsc1
mole Die staNG ka1dyfbytprzeEwnym wydanm
Etakiej ~1icensyi.
Dane Winnon.a.5 MINI. 80 mrarca, 1908.
PAUL q, JAsMERl ~.
RekordsEt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

do ucieczki; ME uda}o i'm
sic jednak uciec DO kilku a.
merykan6w pusci}o sic "a
nimy W pogo6, i W odleg}o-
Sci paru nil jednego zaraz
zastrzelono ma 6mierc, drugi
zosta1 niebezpiecznie raniony
a trzeciemu uda}o sic uciec,
.Iecz i togo kara ME mimic.
Teraz ~jeszcze music mad.
mlenic cos 0 naszej polskiej
kolonii: jest mas tn przesz}o
sto familii, many tn diva
koscio}y rzymsko-katolickie,
jeden W New Waverly, w re-
sz}ym roku tylko co ukoh-
czony, jest to 6wiatynia W
dosy6 duzym i }adnym for
macie, W kt6rej sic odpra-
via naboze6stwo W kazda
niedziele; drngi many ma1y
j starry koscio}ek, 81 mill Cd
New Waverly W miejscu zwa-:
mem Danwell, tam sic tylko
odprawia nabozehstwo W ia
kich potrzebach lub W dniu
przeznaczonym.
w naszem miescie many
diva sk4ady. polskie, jeden
jest w}asnoscia J. i 7. Bu-
kowskich a drugi p. Adama
Kmiecika. Dobrzeby by}o.
gtyby wiecej rodak6w, kt6-
rzy sic znaja ma tenn jak in
teres ~prowadzic, sic tn oslo
dli1o; gdyby tax kto6 zapro-
wadzi1 dim do czyszczenia
bawe}ny tax jak tn mia} p.
M. Skarupie6ski pred paru
laty dobry by m6gl robic in
teres, So iinne przedsiebior-
silva, kt6reby sic dobrze o.
placaly. Zamozniejsi farme-
.rzy mogli by tn nabyc grun-'
ia nieraz pc tahszej Genie MI
gdzie indziei;. gruntu rozmai-
tego gatunku jest tn podo-
statkiem, jest dosy6 paszy ola
byd1a j r6znego drzewa podo-
statkiem.
Gdyby ktos obey do mas
zawita1, MECH ME ominie pa
now Abramczykai G6rnego,
mech sic rozpatrzy pc naszej
.okolicy, a z %pewnoscia mu
sic tn spodoba. TAX kohcze
to slowa i radze rodakom tu-
tejszym, ably sobie zaprenu~
merowali Wjarusa, a nigdy
.tego za1owac ME beda.
FL. WISNIEWSKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
BREMOND, Tex.
dnia 26 marca, 1908.
-
Szanowna Redakcyo!

rzy}o sic tn wielkie niesz-
czescie u ednego z tutejszych
%farmer6w ,pshstwa Staezyszyn
mieszkajacych oko}o Z mil
ma wsch6d Bremondu. Pod
czas nieobecnosci rodzic6w W
ich starszy synek liz
czacy II lat, zabi1 fuzya s;wa
m}odsza, IL. lat liczaca sio-
sire, rzecz mia}a sic tax: ra-
no pan Staszyszyn na}ado~
wal sobie finite W celu "a
strzelenia ja~strzebia, kt6ry
mu wyrzadza} szkode W dro-
blu, lecz przezorny ptak u
szed1 zanim sic p. Staszyszyn
zdo}a} ma niego uszykowac i
pan S. mia} zaczekac, al. sic
low psctnik wr6;i, 3 tymcza-
sem rozo stawji nabita finite
W kacie izby, sam za6 udal
sic W pole do piracy. C'eka"
IVY zas synek po odejsciu
|ojca z domu poczal owa film
te oglada6, a odwi6dfszy ku-
rex i ~trzymajac lufe wprost
piersi swej siostry, gdy
chcia} kurek spuscic a ME
umia}, .flinta pusci}a, a. ca}y
nab6j wpadl ME zczeSliwemu
dziewczeciu W samo- SERGE.
Dziecko skonalo natychmiast.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic "a b. m.
pc po}udniu. So to- skutki
nieostr6znosci rodzic6w, ze
sic SERGE wzdryga ma wspo--
mnienie takowych.
Zesz1ej jesieni notowa}ern
taxi sam, a moze jeszcze
straszniejszy dramat rodzin-
ny, DO takie same dziewcze
zgine}o W. p}omiepiach pala
cego sic domu, a przycZyna
tego by}o ogromne niedo-
6wiadczenie rodzic6w, re
trzymali 5 galonowa konew z
KEROSENE (nafta) zaraz PREY
piecu.
Nieszczescie wprawdzie ME
chodzi po leslie ale pc lu-
dziach, lecz O lie moznosci
starsi zwracac uwa-
'ge ma to, ze rzeczy niebez-
piecznych W domu mieszkal-
nym nigdy ME trzymac PREY
niedo6wiadczonych dzieciach.
Gdyby ci panowie czytali
gazety, doczytaliby sic nieraz
O takich strasznych rodzin-
nych wypadkach, a z tego
bylibv O wiele ostr6zuiejsi
ola siebie, ale tax jeden jak
i drugi, ami mu NOW O ga
zecie, - DO on z gazety ME
wyzyje, tylko z ciezkiej fl
zycznej piracy, DO praca umy-
slowa to ME ola niego, tyl-
ko ola takich co mic ME ro-
bia; ale pytanie, kto ma swie-
Gle mic ME robi?
Pan L. Kochanowicz, tu-.
|tejszy polski biznesista juz
cd d1u&szego czasu jest O.
b}oznie chory ma ~reumatyzm
obecnie leczy sic W Mar
'linie, W goracych kapielach.
Daj Boze ably jak najpredzej,
" dobrem zdrowiu ~[powr6cil
do domu.
Do p. Ludwika Dury, a
bonenta Wiaru ga, w srode.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
MA SPRZEDAz

lub pa ~wymiane, 80 ARROW
gruntu, budynek nowy, tax
Same stajnia i spichlerz,
wszystko " dobrem porzad-
ku; dobra woda do mia
sta dwie mile. Zg}osi6 sic do
J. A. Rombalski, lndepen-
dence, Wis. Box 222.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
I-ll
WlADOMOsCI
MIEJSCOWE
Cd 1go kwietnia, pasaze-

Cd 1go kwietnia, pasaze-
rowie, kt6rzy sic udaja " po::
dr6z koleja North Western
a ME zaopatrza sic poprze-
dnio W billet kolejowy tylko
go kupia ma pociagu, beda
musieli 10 cent6w nadzwy-
czajnych, opr6cz ceny biletu,
zap1acic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
NEW WAVERLY, Tex.
%. marca, 1903.

N1k1 " w nv Il1t1x3 lCAs
%. marca, 1903.
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Proszeo umieszczenie tych
kilku slow " 1amach Wiaru-
sa. Cd czasu pewnego czy-
tam korespondencye W ma
Sym Wiarusie 2 nr6znych
miejsc W Ameryce, m6wilem
tn z wielu czytelnikami o
tel gazecie, a wszedzie jest
uwazaaa "a pismo powazne,
z kt6rego czytelnik moze sic
dowiedziec rozmaitych Gle
kawych i pouczajacych no
win, nlo5e sic dowiedziec o
dobrych .koloniach polskich,
a czytalem tel ki]ka kore-
spondencyi 2 Bremond, Tex.
i 2 Marlin, Tex. i to jest
prawda, re tamtejsi Bracia
nasi biora sic do dzie}a, DO
ko]onia Bremond, Tex. jest
mi dobrze znana, DO tam sic
wychowa1em cd ma}ego
ch1opca, potem by}em W 3D.
wiedzinach W tamtejszych
stronach, i moge movie, re
kolonia Bremond, Tex. jest
|juz W reku naszych braci;
tax i my bracia, tn W New
Waverly, bierzmy przyk}ad z
Bremondczan66w a reki
nam ME ubedzie ami papie-
ru, jezeli tez raz pc rez cos
napiszemy do Wiarusa; tax
ia, widzac, Il 4 z naszej kolo-
nil Mkt mic ic ME donosi, cho-
cjaz ME jestem tegim pisa
rem, zabiefam sic do die
la i cbce donie6c czytelni-
kom Wiarusa cos . naszego
New Waverly. =
By}y tn dfojtad piekne GA
sy, to tez nasi farmerzy pra-
cowali, DO deszczu ME mie-
li5my Cd 20 lutego ably nam
.r
przeszkadza}, to kazdy mia}
dosyc czasu do u%prawiania
ziemi, farmerzy tez bardzo
sic ciesza re NIGGA tax wcze-
snie uprawia6 role ie.
den juz nawet zasia1 kuku-
rydze, kt6ra do tego czasu
ME zosta}a uszkodzona, ale
kto vie jak. dalej bedzie
miejscami bawe}na jest juz
ma wierzchu, niekt6rzy ME-
dawno zssieli, inni dopiero
mnysla sia6. Dnia % marca
obdarzyl mas tez Pan Bog
deszczem, powietrze z tegc
powodu jest nieco chlodniej-
SIZE. Bawefna u mas teraz pc
81 do 10b, lepsza pc lii do
115 cena baweiny W Calves
ton wynosi Cd s lie do
9 1916. Tutejsza farmerska
z powiat6w Walker !
Montgomery trzymaja po
kilka bali 5bawelny ma spich.
rzach i m6wia, e nieosprze:
dadxa dop6ki ME dostana pc
l5c., lecz kto vie jak dlugo
beda trzymac bawel-
ne.i:czy to im sic uda.
Dnia II b. NV Magnolia
81. mil 2 tad trzech negr6w
napad1o ma dom farmerski, W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
CHoJNICE, Nl'lelbr.
28go Marca, 1908.

SZanowna Redakcyo!
Prosze umiesci6 " Gazecie
co nastepuje.
Ia zadaniem Grupy Wv. N.
P. " Ashton Nebr: zostal
.przys}any Cd Zarzadu cen-
tralnego Z Chicago A
B1aszczy6ski, kt6ry zwiedzil
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-10-08
IMMIGRATION IS STILL LIGHT.


Immigration went on unchecked upt
December of last year, and in that
m enth it fell off heavily and an out-
ward movement, especially to Italy,
was begun. The outward movement
is somewhat lighter at pres ent, tbut the
check to the inward movement is well
m maintained. I'm August only 27,7S2
immigrants were landed, rs against
98,S ,S25 in August of last year, . de-
crease in q single month of 71,O43, or
enough to people a comfortable, goo d.
sized city.
Ills very difficult to say how leng
the decreased inward movement W II
last. In 1898 immigration fell off one
half, and normal was not regained un.
til the year 1900. Immigrants us q
rule quickly perceive unfavorable con
ditions in this country, and slowly &C
cept a change here to activity and
prosperity. 1t is not probable that ,
waiting spell of seven years will fol
low the depression inaugurated in Oc
tober of last year, but it is plain tina
the milIion-line in immigration will
not soon be crossed again.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-10-08
and ALL FOR WHAT?
REGARD Of First Eight Hours OF the
BFiqhtOn Beach Auto Bout.

Brighton Beach, Oct. 3.-One man
dying and two others terribly hurt
is the result of the first eight hours of
the Dig automobile meet last night.
Thomas D. Fishett, Pinkerton de-
tective in an attempt to cross the
course, was struck by Robertson's S
Sim plex car and will die.
About three O'Clock this morning
two drivers were badly burned, in
consequence of mix-up, in which
Bloch's car caught fire, Bloch being
badly burned.
An excited crowd gathered and
Natjen, in trying to avoid running in.
to them, drove his car into bank and
was thrown twenty teet. being badly
hurt.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-10-08
RULES OF REGIS lRATION.
Registration Records for the usil
eraI Election are now Open.

The registration books for the gen
eral election were opened October 1st
at 9 o'clock and will remain open until
October "a, just 20 days, excluding
Sundays. In response to an inquiry
sent him by State Secretary Alex J.
Reid, Assistant Attorney General Hay
den Clement has made the following
ruling OF this matter:
Replying to your favor requesting
an opinion as to when the registra-
ton books should be opened and clos
led for the general election to be held
in November, I beg to state that under
and by virtue Of the revisal, sectien
1888, tho general election will be held
en- Tuesday, the 3rd day of November,
1903. New section 1923 Of the revisal
provides: That the registration books
shall be closed for registration at sun
. set on the second Saturday before the
election d The second Saturday before
Novem ber 3rd is October oath. There.
fore, the reglstrtration books should
clese at sunset on Saturday, October
oath. Section 1923 OF the revisal fur
ther provides that the books shall b'
kept open between the hours Of min.
o'clock a. m. and sunset en- each day
Sundays excepted, for 20 days preced
ing the day for closing the registration
books. Counting then, s from
Saturday, October oath, exclud
ing Sundays, would make ime 70
opening the registration books the frs
day of October, 1908, at O'Clock .. m.
m aking in all 81 days for the rsgistra
ten books to be epsn.''
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-10-08

fought them of. They shrieked and
shouted, and were either drunk or
wildly excited. Four arrests have been
made.
Raleigh, Oct. 2-The gin of F. r.
Gray q Bro. at Cary, eight miles from
Raleigh, was burned tlast night. 1t
was the work of an incsndiary, and
there is rumor of night riders. 1t is
rumored that notice had been sent them
to elosefdown, but they deny having
received any such notice. Besides the
gin 45 bales of cotton and several hum
dred bushels of seed and three mules
were burned. There was insurance on
the gin, but none on the balance of the
property.
New York, Sept. 3O.-Mrs. Claudia
Libbey Hams. wife of the slayer or
Annis, today. through counsel, l,appealed
to Justice Stapleton in the Supreme
Court OF Brooklyn, to grant her the
custody OF her two children, who are
now with their grandfather, General
Hams. She also filed answer to Cap
tain Hams charges in his suit for di-
vorce, and brings counter charges.
She says Captain Hains treated her
cruelty and forced her famous confess
ion as to her relations with Annis.
She asks for 81, counsel fees, and
$40 week alimonY.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-10-08
| MR.W. F. Glow
Kidney Affection,
Asthma.

MIR. w. r. Glow, 4ZS Il. st. az
Vrain ST., Colorado Springs, ~I#
Col, retired real estate man., #
writes: M
"I am a man of over seventy 8
years and feel that I owe my pres- M
ent good health entirely to Peruna %
began using it about year agol
for asthma and kidney trouble, and Il
took several bottles. I have not
felt better for years. -
Different mem bers of my family have
used it also, and have only words of
praise to speak for Peruna."
Attributes Health to Pe-ru-na.
William Bailey, 5e ST., n. E., Wash
ington, D. c., Past Col. Encampment
No. 50, Union Veteran Legion, and
prominently identified with many of
the great labor protective associations
in Chicago and New York, and Secre-
tary of one of the largest associations in
the former city, had for nearly thirty
wears been aff1ic ted with kidney troubles.
Within short period he has been
persuaded to try Peruna, and his present
healthy condition is attributed to his
judicious use of that great remedy. He
considers himself now quite cured and
In excellent physical condition.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-10-08
Mr.. JOHN N.WNTkINs.
Kidney and Bladder Trouble.

Mr.. John n. Watkins, 313s Shenan.
doah Ave-, st. Louis, Mo-, writes:
"Among all the greatly advertised
medicines for kidney and bladder
trouble there is nothing which equals
Peruna. I suffered for several years
with this trouble, spent hundreds Of
dollars on doctors and medicine and all
to no purpose, until 1 took Peruna.
"One bottle did me more good than
all the others put together, as they only
poisoned my system. Peruna cured me.
I used it for four months before a COM
plete cure was accomplished, but am
truly grateful to you. The least can
do in return is to acknowledge the
merits of Peruna:"
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-10-08

Ladies. send the children to the mat
inees every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday al the Acme Theatre. @
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

They were beautifully engrossed by
committee composed OF Ed. st.
Helen. NJ. Davis and Lulu Brown.
Miss Pearl Murphy. who is also a
member OF the college. and the fam
ily were presented with the docu-
ment, and Mr.. Murphy and family
appreciate this token OF respect for
their departed son very highly. and
wish to thank the faculty and stu
dents OF the Capital Business Col
lege from the bottom OF their hearts,
as well as the many friends and neigh
bofs who sympathized with them In
their great loss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29
Personal Mention

r. p. Boise has returned from a
brief visit to Portland.
Col. l.. X. Page is in Portland at
tending to business matters.
Mrs. II. b. Thielsen Is staying with
friends in Portland for few days.
Mrs. Thomas Allpin. accompanied
by Master Raymo Congo, left for
Portland this morning TO visit friends
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29
DIED.

WERNER the family home In
South Salem, at o'clock Friday
night, February 2s, 1908. Mrs. ~.
Werner. aged 21 years, OF typhoid
fever.
The deceased was married but a
short time. Her husband. Albert
Werner. survives her. Funeral an-
nouneement later.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

Wanted Every lady IN town TO
send their work to Edwards-caF-
pet cleaning, feather FenOyating.
mattresses made over. upholster-
ing and furniture repairing An
work steamed and renovated
None but hrst-elass work turned
cat. Phone your wants TO i154
Main. 2-29-3t-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

the reports OF oxpelling students FOR
drunkenness has been greatly exag-
gerated by the Frisco papers. The
controversy seems to be mainly
whether adult students shall be
treated as gentlemen or prep
school kids" Dr. Jordan l. deter.
mined TO make the stanford eommu-
nifty a. nearly dry as possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29
for a few days.

for a few days.
Miss Rose Forsythe went n
Land this morning TO spsad Al
the metropolis.
Mrs. ]. w. Chattin left thIs
ing for Mt. Angel, where sh.
spend a few days with friend
Mrs Isabelle White Is sped
short visit with friends IN Pd
Mrs II. T.. Roberts. with he'd
ter. has gone TO Corvallis TO
over Sunday with relauyel
friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

The Railroad Commission has Is
sued instructions TO agents provlc.
ing for reparation TO be made TO ship
rers. who. by accident or oversight.
ehve hcen overcharged on Interstate
shipments. BY these instructions.
railroads can secure permission from
the commission to charge lower rates
TO such shippers as have been In
Jared by oyereharge. hut the rate
which is afterward given the shipper
In reparation must be maintained for
six months
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

Booster Concert on next Monday ev-
ening can be exchanged az the opera
house box ONCE on Monday after 3
O'Clock for any 50-cent ticket or for
a 75-cent ticket by paying 25 cents
extra.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29
Cade, TO Annapolis

Congressman Hawloy has named
r. 10 Catch. son OF Bank Examiner
Catch. aud Mark q. Lake and WIN
Perkins, all OF salem. AZ alternates,
as candidates for cadetship al the u.
\. naval academy az Annapolis. az a
result OF competitive examinations
held az Eugene.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

For saie--Eight acres OF good land.
all In cultivation; three-Quarter
acre strawberries. some cherry
trees. all fenced. fair house and
barn. good well; located ~ miles
south OF salem. 'Prlce $4,000. r.
A. Sutton. Route 4. Phone Farm
ers sS. 2-29-3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29
Modern Undertaking Parlors-

Tho A. NJ. Clough Undertaking
rooms are among the neatest and
best appointed on the coast. While
the duties are not pleasant. they are
at times necessary and Il Is then that
people appreciate good service and
frst.olass quality In every depart.
ment OF business. keep np with
all the new ideas in my line and the
latest style of supplies in stock,
Parlors at 4i5 Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29
This .. the Time

oi the year 10 IA up your har-
ness and have Il washed aud oiled,
We do an thls kind OF work. and
VIII sell YOU different makes OF oil,
Repairing a speciality. =. u. shafer,
iS7 South Commercial street
eOd&w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29
A Gard Rrom Mr.. Marphy--

ON the oecasioh OF ths death Of ],
n Murphy. Who died February g.
who Was an lS-year-old student OF
tho Capital Business college. the stl-
dent body adopted resolutions Of con-
dolenee for the bereayed family
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

BENJAMIN r. Jones, OF Independ-
enee. has filed his petition for nom
nation for representative for Polk
and Lincoln counties on the Repub-
llcan state ticket. He agrees 20
Statement No. 1.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29
big Oregon DivItirnds-

The OR. q n. Co. has declared
a dividend OF rs per cent, or fS,.
$50. O.0O0. on It's preferred stock, most
OF which Is owned by the Union Pa
cInc, or Hartman. Last year II paid
90 per cent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

New shorthand Class--A new class
Ia shorthand wul be commenced
az the Capital Business College GA
Monday. March :. Any WAo ex-
peet 20 oesin sienograpeic
ecarse soon. sh0ald arrange. Il
posssole. Is enter thea. Several
have already registered. s-aS-at