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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-19
IN THE SHOE STORE

New Oxfords in Jacks and ruSsets in all feathers
men, women, boys misses and children at remark
ably low prices for reliable and up.to tie footwear
We have of the Bennington Shoe Store stock left
which will be offered at a sacrifice
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
auststicns iu New York. Rsstss asa
Ckieses Markets.
New York. Sept %

New York, Sept %
WHEAT Receipts $500 sales ., 100 900
f,itures: oiop spot spot steady. The
FIRST half of the wheat session to-day
was ouItc bullah, prices getting within
SC of the seasons top on steady cables
cxnort md cash rurnors and drouth in
Southern Argentine. Later the market
broke under persistent selling by
Chicago house but rallied sharply near
the close on active commission house
buying FINAL prices were Nc net high
or. Sept closed slo9; Dec. closed s1p;
May closed 81 09a,
CORN-Recclpts 2lt5; exports ?.1oi;
spot steady. option market was without
transactions. closing nc net lower. Sept.
closed sac, Dec closed 76a.c
OATS-Receipts 1850; exports 200;
spot market steady.
SJGAR-Raw firm; refining 3$; CEN
tr1fugal 90 test 39S; moiasses sugar 500 ,
refined steady.
COFFErIThc market for coffee fu-
lures opened steady at unchanged prices
to n decline of points. The decline was
promoted hv lower French cables and
favorable weather for tho new crop In
In tho primary markets. The close was
s,oady net unchanged to 10 points lower
Sales were reported of 1900 bags In
Guiding: Sept $50 Dec. $3.50; Jan s. 55
05fN: Feb. $3.50; March s. lod545 and
May s. ioJt5 a.
Spot coffee steady; 30 Rio Ga: No.
Santos So; mild coffee duh, CNrdoya
9i4G12i2C.
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HAD LONG WAR RECORD.
Brighten. \. W. COrIiss Drnd in Dem
Vcr nj Age of -.

News has been received in this city of
tn, death of Brig Gen. Augustus W.
Corliss, L. :. \ retired. at his home
I'm Denver. col. after three months III
ness with BriCht's disease General Cor
iss. who was Il years Of age. had "A
long and brilliant war record. Il" on
listed in the First Rhode Island cavalry
as lieutenant at the beginning Of the
Civl war and served under General
sheridan at the Battle Of the Wilderness
where he was wounded He fought
throughout the war ana at its close
was made n lieutenant in the regular
army. After this he was engaged In the
lndinn wars and IN 1S7c was promoted
To cnptainCy. st tho outbreak of the
war with spain, he saV service in cuba
and was wounded in the battle of FL
Can"y The close Of the war found him
"A colonel OF the second infantry, sta
toned in cuba. After this, he saw SER
the time tn" United states troops march
cd against Picking. In l9Nl, after serving
as governor of Eiuna in the Philippines.
he was retired.
General Corlss is survived by one son.
Robert G Corliss, now IN the Philippines
and wife, formerly Miss Elizabeth
Kane Of burlington. daughter Of Mrs
John Kane of St Paul street. and sister
of Miss Kittio Kane. recently an en-
ploye of tho Wells e Richardson COM
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24
VERDICT FOR Villas.
Jury Gnvc Him 1927 In Suit nxnins,
Isaac LarOw.

The jury In the trcspass case OF IIar-
rson NJ. Villas ct al, vs. Isaac I.arow,
returned verdict shortly before noon
s212 and costs. The concluding argu-
mcnt was made yesterday morning by
II T.. Brown ana the jury received the
case about 1890 O'Clock
The trial of tho trcspass case Of
Daniel Preston VS.. william White was
commenced yesterday afternoon. In
this case the parties live on adjoining
farms. the land under dispute being
located in the town of Bolton. Tho
plalntiff claims that Mr. white cut tim
Der on land belonging to him Preston)
and he seeks damages OF 1,500. Tho
defence admits that MIR. White went
on TO the lot but claims that he had a
right to and that he and his prcdcces-
sors have been going on to the prop
ertv for 40 or 80 years.
The following Jury was cmjanclcd
70 hear the Gaze: Elmer l.. Howe Of
Jericho; NJ. w. Newton of Colchester;
G. p. Foote of Charlotte H. w Tracy.
end. of Shclburnc. ]. A. Clark of Hines
burgh. Ray - Grow OF Wcstford. NJ.
NJ Ulll Of Charlotte: y. 6 Ifawley Of
Jericho: s. ". Allen Of South BurlinE-
ton: II w Rice % Essex; \. T.. Brown
of Wnliston and X. o. Stoddard of 81.
George.
H. r. Brown. T.. G. Mower of this city
and r. j. Dcavitt of Montpelier appear
for the plaintiff. with V. \. Rullard
and NJ. q. Lcary Of this city for the
defendant
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MANY OFFICERS COMING.
VIII he In burlington for Loyal Leg
ION Meeting Next Wednc sdny.

~ n.., -. , =, =, -
"'"nuer!-'h-'h'e'' Miitary ordc' or the
Loyal Legion of the United States. will
he held In this city tina 30th Inst, and
Will bring together large number Of
notable veterans of the civil War
The following are the officers OF the
Commandery-in -Chief.
Maj1r-Gencral GrenVille NJ. Dodge.
commander-in-c chief
Rear-Admira! John g. Watson, senior
Vico-commandrr-in- chief.
Lieut.. Gen John {. Bates. Junior vice.
commander-in.chier
Rrevet Lieut.-Col. John p Nicholson.
rccorder-in- chief.
Major William /. NuXford registrar In T.
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M0EhBe1oMl
VERMONT NOTES

g h. Law of Wallingford died Monday
IN the Rutland hospital from the effects
OF lock)aw. II developed from Injuries
received while being dragged along the
railroad track by train
a petition IS being quite widely cir
culated and largely signed. requesting
tho selectmcn to call a special meeting
OF the voters Of Watsneld to see wha,
action the town viii take In lending
financial aid toward the printing of n
history Of Waitstield prepared by Matt
Is. Jones of Newton Center. Mass
The 9th annual meeting Of the Yer
mont state Medical society scheduled
to he held In Rutland Ortober 10 and Is.
has been postponed by the executive
committee To October % and g Tho
postponcment was mode necessary hy
the inability of the committee on ar
rangements to secure hotel accommoda-
tons the State Teachers association
meeting in that city October 10 10 and
II.
Col. f. |. Greene OF ST. Adams and
Sen w +. Dillingham; have been in
Nltcd to attend tho annual banquet OF the
White Mountain Travellers Association
10 be held In Concord. y. H., Friday
evening Oct. q. Among the other not
hles invited arc Gov. g. NJ. Floyd, Sena-
tor J. IL. Gallinger, Congressman f. p
turrier, President Hamilton Of Tufts
college Boston, Charles Clark Mum of
Springfield. Mass. H. J. sullivan Of
Manchester, Mayor Charles II. Canning
OF Concord, and Frank Barr of the
Boston and Maine railroad
The trout hshing at Greensboro Pond
Will soon be thing OF the past IL has
been discovered that there are quantities
OF small perch In the pond and II ~ a
we'll known fact the these fish are bit
ter enemies Of the trout, destroying their
eggs and even killns tne admit fish.
IL j. said that the authorities at
Greensboro have incurred the enmity of
two or three cottagegs by filming them
for various violations Of tho SUNDAY
fishing md shooting laws and II is pos
sihe that these gentlemen have takcn
this means 10 get even With the resi-
dents Of that section,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24
PROBATE COURT.
Summary OF business Transacted Dur
Ing the Week Ending September 81.

Estate of William H. Townsend Bur
lington. Mary r. Townsend appointed
administrators de honis non.
Estate of +. Charles Dublc, Colchester.
Settlement of the account of the admin
istrator.
Estate of Frederick Hadley. South Bur
llnEton. Settlement of the account Of
the administrative; decree of distribu-
ton made.
Estate of Harriet ". Brown, U'ndcrhill.
settlement Of the account of the admin
istrator and decree of distribution made.
Estate of Michael Burns. Burlington.
Martha Burns appointed administrative
Estate of Melvin McNau Colchester.
License for sale of real estate granted
report Of sale Of real estate filed.
Estate Of loomIs A. Ballard, Burlng-
ton. Thomas Reeves appointed admins
TRAITOR; e. W J. Hawkins and George W.
Debervine commissioners and appraisers
Estate of Lydia i. Hcrrick. Colchester.
Settlement Of the account of the admin
istrato; decree of distribution made.
Estate Of Daniel and Margaret Mulln,
burlington. Elihu T. TAFT and Elmer +.
Davis appointed commissioners
In re Lcmuel h. Page, Essex (non COM
pos. Clara rage Brigham Of Westboro,
Mass, appointed guardian.
Estate of Mary Marks, Burlington.
VIII filed for probate; hearing October ).
Estate of Olive X, Grlswold, Burling-
ton. viii filed for probate; hearing
October &.
Estate of Daniel H. Macomhor. ESSEX
Application for license to sell real estate;
baa ri Octohor
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

i'oS'bH S'pt. -.
FLOUR-Flour is steady. with a fair
trade: Spring patents, min shipment.
= 5pd6.l6: winter patents, si.S5d63o. win
Ter straights. %iouA9o, winter clears.
s415ai6o: Kansas patents, s5.lou5.7o;
spring clears, 81 5odf.
CORNMEAL AND OATMEAT-Firm:
Bag cornmcal tlG61l -, graduated.
- 6od4s5; boltod. A5od. 20. rolled oat-
meal. ,6.7ogse5. cut S.4o07.7O. rye -four.
No5T4 90: graham. tS5u5lo
CORN--Corn Is quiet and easy: Spot
steamer yellow. Slac; 40. yellow 9oc;
No yellow, Sec.
OATS-Oats are quiet and easy: Spot
No clipped white, SO, 80. .. 57Q57iac;
No g. 56lsc, rejected white. 55a5ji4c.
HAY-iiay Is dun and easy; straw Is
quiet but steady. millfced is dull and
lower: Hay. choice. SIS, no. /. sl7dl7 so
No ., sl5: lower grades, sl4a15; rye
straw. SIS: oat straw. 5000: sack spring
bran. soi5ou.5: winter bran. s25d95.50;
middlngs. s.ju29, red dog. s3l.75 mixed
feed 500 5oa9a; lu4o"d meal. So. cot
tonsecd meal. s99c5p3o.
PORK Prices ON pork provisions are
revised: Raw leaf lard, l6'.c; rendered
leaf lard. 1880. pals, l6ien l6a.c; pure
lard, loi4c; pals, i7ul%i.c; country dress
cd hogs. sa.doc
BEEF Fresh hoof is dull and weak,
though some statesmen claim to
be getting ioiaMloNc for tops.
Extra sides, esaloNc, good.
sdac. light. Gied7gc; heavy kinds. i2a
i3c; good lodlic, light, sac, heavy
foros. 7Q7lsc; good. sac. light. 5asc.
80
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BCETON COPPER MARKET

Boston, Sept 93-The copper stock mar
ket showed a general recovery to-day
from yestcrdaY's dcpross sion. but the
gains were for the most part small
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Sept. cotton futures
opened steady oct S>eaSS5; Dec. SCI
Jan. sos; March S.57, May $50. Cotton
futures closed steady. Closing bids Sept
500; oct. s9i. Noy. $50. Dec. S75. Jan.
s.G4; Feb. sG3; March ,,GA; May SIS.
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lust TRY II.

HILLS 5 r. & $. OINTMENT for skin
roughncss, II not perfectly satisfactory
your druggist will refund the money
O'Sullivan's Pharmacy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24

yudgmcnt was entered Saturday In the
ny court trcspass suit of Nellie Nayior
y Martin NeaEhcr for the plaintiff to
ccover $50 and costs of $3.50
s. Blals Of Kecscvillc. y. Y. who
pleaded guilty to a first offence of in
toxication was fined 81 and costs In city
SQUIRT Saturday He will serve tho alter
,ative sentence of 10 days in jail
bishop Hail changed his plan of sail
rg by the Campana on the 10TH and
,ook passage on the Empress of Britain
~ the 18th for Quebec. He is expected
aomc rcXt saturday. the 18th.
Miss Helena Simonds left Saturday
night for New York. where she will
inter the teachers college of Columbia
University, taking up the study of do
nestle art.
Justin Mahony was arrairncd in city
court Tuesday. charged with intoXica-
ton He was fined 81 and costs of 81 20
but VII serve the alternative sentence
Of 10 DAYS in Jail.
Joel w Thomas. engineer Mt the
pumping station Of the city water works
'''' ''''''' ''''i' Wv '''''N '''''' ''N
,ha, oi,.,.a, sa,,, ...,,,.o, 80
h,s ia ,ost,ir,
J. L. Reeves has purchased of II. ".
Hale of plymouth y. H., a lot of 10
acres in Jericho. Tho new purchase COM
prises pasture and woodland and Is
made by MI Reeves as an invest
ncnt
brief session of county court was
hold Saturday forenoon when further
evidence was heard In tho trespass case
OF Villas ct al Us. Larow. a recess was
taken shortly hefor" noon until two
o'clock Monday afternoon.
tr,rl. Nalor,v of <ou. yor,, cite. u.bo
was arrested IN Essex charged with
oroach OF tho peace, was before Justice
j. / St"arns Monday lie pleaded
sullty and vas fined s. and costs of
III 30
,, r 49,.
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49,.
IN appeal to county court and expects
10 furnish bail
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uha h,..a ,',,.,.i.,. W., 49,, s'.,.'
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.

The following wholesale and retail
prices are furnished the Free Press by
c. A. BARBER Jones g. Isham. Vermont
Fruit Co. and F. HoweS e: Co:
u-Jtor IcAvE ppICEc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24
CITY NEWS

The Methods st Church will give re-
option to the university freshmen on the
NcninG of october O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

pears as attorney for the plaintiff.
IL. h. Jackson. who was found
guilty or assault and battery I'm the
circuit court last week, was fined
500 this morning Is Judge Barnett.
which he Raid.
At meeting of the County
Grange Pomona last Saturday at
Geryais, resolution was passed eu-
dorsing the county lew plan for
high schJols. The PoIaona Grange
will also nke stepa 10 oatain, the CO.
operation of the other oranges in
the county 10 this END aud will push
the subject along as much as p9ssi-
BILE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
COURT HOUSE NEWS

A complain was filed IN the cir
cult court by the City OF Salem
against the Saiem Dray and Hack
company, in winch Il asks the court
To restrain defendants from claiming
any portion whatever of certain
lands being the property of l.. S..
Scott and Mrs. Il. j. Scatt. The
property In question is situated iIi.
North Salem, and the complaint al
leges the defendants claim an estate.
or interest in said land aud premises
adverse 20 that of the plaintiff. City
Attorney Waiter keyes appears as
counoil for the plaintiffs.
q. B. Cellars has filed a complaint
in the circuit court againset Ennl
Sch indler, and the allegations for
the cause OF action are that defen-
dant delivered 20 his brother Jonn
SCHNEIDER a promissory note for the
sum OF $24S, and that John Schind-
Ter assigned and transferred the note
10 the plaintiff who Is unable 10 col
lect same. Two other occasions
where the defendant has delivered a
promissory note is cited by the COM
plant. one for s125 and one for
S56.l6 both of which were trans
AtAANu W AhN HAAAhAAh hhO 10 unabAN
TO collect on same and asks judg-
ment against the defendant for the
different sums with interest thereon
and $50 as attorneys fees. Attor-
ney Jas. G. Heltzel appears for the
/ plalntiff.
In the case Of Claggett vs.. Yannke
Attorney Kaiser appeared this morn
ing and asked that the case be ser
aside on the grounds that the jury
misconstrued the evidence In case
and handed In the verdict Saturday
/ IN favor of the defendants. Judge
Burnett overruled this motion, AMI
another motion was presented ask
ing for new trial which the Judge
| took under consideration.
The Board OF Equalization Is now
In ses zion, having met this morning
az 3 o'clock 90 remain In session dur
ing the remainder o. the week. No
complaints have been presented thus
/ far.
Complaint was filed In the county
clerks ofiee this morning by Grace
Bennett asking divorce from
Frank Bennett on the grounds OF ie-
sertlon. The couple were married
In Portland. Walter Winslow ap-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
SATURDAY SALE WAS
GREAT BIG SUCCESS

About $1,000 worth OF personal
property was sold az the first Salem
Saturday puzzle auction sale con-
Quoted by Cooper a. Clearwater at
the odd Willamette livery barns Mr..
Cooper certainly held the crowds,
and Knocked on ~ horses out OF 2S
put mp, at from $40 TO $140 each:
10 COWS at from SIS co $35, and a
number of vehicles and farm fmple-
ments. NeNt Saturday ten head OF
fine dairy cows will be put ap from
the W. NJ. Shuate herd from near
Eofx. The sale will be at the same
place and time These sales are a
great thing for the town, bringing
In large crowds of people. Watch
for the announcements.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
D o o o o q ,
. . PERSONAL xFs,,0,s : ? +,
y = And Movements q VI
y y - People. VIZ
y V q o O n n

o o o o O n
Or. t. c. Smith !.
looking after busira.is Is In Po,
. Martin Smith, Of sS.na ma'tss
acting business bero 9aaW, sl' vas n.
Edwin lansing mere .sss, SATURDAY ~
Portland nl taking in sa' tSs Sohaa
DR.. Carver Gibson 'Ss y horse
here. '"ort business
aaS MISS s.; Elizabeth BalD, KeatoD ,..,.
SaS sr,SDSt az Portland, The 'Dsa Ds.
,,,S1lss Ghas. A. Jones ha. r.t,,,.,
ers' institute. 'enued d
Mr.. and Mrs. steelbsn
relatives. sung iFlenh
Mrs. Homer Smith A..
from Portland where che sIs s..a. -
days with friends. "s 'pehIs
q. E. kellogg went "A ~
yesterday to visit with - ,,,. Nss'
relatives for a short lime ''saa
Mrs. d. F. Wagner Isi, q.
land Saturday and spent s, sunS,, w II
friends and relatives '''ai
Mrs. VIM. Terry has re.n,u..
Newport where she has bssa - ~
with friends for a week -"
Miss Alice Hayes re,n,,.,
terday from a three weehs' Wv, Wv u
relatives in Spokane. '
Albert j. Hurlbert went n =.
Walla yesterday morning ~ ~
the week transacting bushes
Mrs. Amy Hunt. Of Sinner, ..
Penn, is in the city vI,itiOy !,
home OF Prof. @. Patterson
l.. j. johnson and wife h,,.
turned 70 their home in Po,s,
after visiting with friend, hen
a week.
Bruce Brown, Of Turner. v,s
ing. after business matters ana y
Ing friends here Saturday ani N
day.
Mis- Winnie Rutheriom n, \
turned from Portland vhsr \
spent two weeks visiting with ~,
and relatives.
Jerry Groom has returned M
ten days hunting trip IN ths ~
tains near Roseburg He reprs n
game In that region 10 he alt.r|
Mrs. g. p. Dusher went d M
land last evening to be gone u
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cia n
burn. formerly OF this city.
Rev. Davis II. Errett. utr
the Christian church here. Va
Newburg yesterday assisting n 4
dedication OF the new eaiheial
the Christian denomination lhgt
90
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
TRAINsIAN KfLLRD
IN COLLISION
Omitted Press Leased wlreA

Ath'eu ffess ieased Wtre.i
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. l9.-One
trainman was killed and 22 pas
cengers were injured in collision
between a passenger train bound for
the southwest and a freight train on
the Santa Fe railroad at Braddock,
Kan, today. The crash came witt
such terrific force that the paslen.
gers were hurled against the sides
OF the coaches, windows were broken
and several were badly cut by glass.
The responsibility for the wreck has
not been fixed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

Insurance rates on Portland resi-
dences reduced-oregon legislature
is To meet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

Los Angeles had heavy rainfall
Saturday and people had TO be carrief
TO and from streetears by the life
saving crews
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

Willamette defeated Albany col
lege at Salem, to Saturday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
bicycle Found

A Hartford bicycle was picked up
by Night Ohicer Pholand last even
ing I'm the alley near the Price shoe
store which had been standing there
for one week. Ofiicer Pholand's at
tention was attracted by the wheel
the fore part OF last week, and as no
one seemed 10 claim Il, he took IL up
anl placed IL In the city hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

The railroad commission is inves-
tigating potato rates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
When You Buy

Furniture and carpets from us
YOU are buying from the best house
In Salem. What we mean by the
bert. is a house that will give you
the hest goods at the lowest possible
p,lco aRl will guarantee TO save you
money l.. u, Josse, Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
THREE LARGE ELECTRIC
SIGNS E(ak THIS s,Tvryr

Three electric sign. boards nearly
20 feet long apiece arrived this
morning for the Portland Railway.
Light 4 Power company. One reads
Take Cars Here" and Is for the
waiting room on corner Twelfth and
Oak streets, and the other two are
for the ONCE building corner Com
merefal and state streets. They will
light up the city at great cate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
There A3t

No hidden strings about the silent
auction. Everything fair and above
board. The House Furnishing co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
Now

Is the time 10 buy your new car
pet when tall house cleaning Is COM
Ing on. We have the largest line OF
carpets In Salem. DO not believe us
but come In and see for yourself and
you will agree with us. Aud our
price are right. l.. U, Josse, Court
street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

The retail price OF each piece Is
plainly marked. The House Fur
nishing Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
City News

Weather Forecast
Rain tonight aud Tuesday. warm
ar tonight.
Patronize--
The silent auction The House
Furnishing Co.
When In Portland
Visit Halls restaurant. $50 Wash
hgtor street. e-o-u
GIlson's Place-Eleyep barber chairs.
cod
More Than S25.OO-
Worth az silent auction this week
The House Furnishing Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

Elk are being victImhei n
grafters with bogus badges,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
Patroni1e

Home inau-try. A nice new 81.
floss mattress made under the mos
sanitary conditions and best work
manship. l.. L. Josse, Court stree,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

We Are Closing
Out our fruit jars at cost. l.. U.
Josse, Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

Gllson's Piace-Elevep barber chairs
ore Than S25.OO-
TRovER's getting busy.

Bidd "rs--
Al the silent auction will secure
more than s25.0e worth OF turnl-
ture az their own price this week
The House Furnishing Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
#NEw TODAY

Lost---Five young goats. RsIl
or notify r. y. Schultz w
BOX 73. Salem. WIZ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

You Need Not
over bid at the silent auction
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

Wanted-To borrow ssvs y
days on good security a.p asa,sr]
care Journal. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

buy
Your llnoleums from US. We carry
,he best brands IN the market. We
carry Wiles brand, Potter's, Narin's
aud Cooks. and We can save YOU ten
cents on every yard YOU purchase.
l.. u. Josse. Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
Police Court

lanes Ford was picked mp yester-
day evening by the police for beg
ging and Is now waiting Judge
Moore's opinion OF such actions. Joe
Randall aud Dan McCready are also
In Jail for imbibing In spirits and
late hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

II You Wish
A heating stove, we have them
aud you viii and our prices right.
l.. u Josse. Court street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19
Republican NIeeting-

A meeting OF the Fourth ware
Republican voters Is TO be held 10
night at 7:S0 o'clock In the Nev
Park engine house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-19

Wanted-A Young man 80
school wishes TO wofA A,s.is.r'
Box 81, Salem. -