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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
ALICE HUNT.
II Pearl street, San Francisco. Moulder
school. Age Il Years

Scn0Ois ASE - AcaA"
California's a wonderful state;
It's fame the world over is great.
1t may have its flaws,
But l love it because
It's the state with The Golden Gate.
I am glad when Saturdays here.
And The Junior l know will appear.
/ read all the rest,
But the part / like best
Is Alonzo, for he is so dear.
If Alonzo were my very own
Every day l should buy him a bone,
For this doggie so spry
Makes me laugh till cry,
'Tis true he can talk through the phone.
MARGUERITE SUES,
907 Dolores Street, San Francisco. Hor-
nee Mann Grammar school, B Sixth
Grade. Age IL Years.
I'm glad when Saturdays here
And The Junior / know will appear,
/ read all the rest,
But the partI like best
Is The Call with its Junior career.
IL Alonzo were my very own
Every day / should buy him q bone,
For this doggie so spry
Makes me laugh till cry,
And 1 would never leave him alone.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
v. AUBAILLE,
second and ID Streets, SAN Rafael

Californias a wonderful state;
Its fame the world over is great:
1t may have its flaws,
But / love it because
1t is my native state.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
PEGGY FORBES.

PEGGY FORBES.
Alta
Iahdornia's q wonderful state
It's lame the world over is great
1t may have it's flaws,
~, But / like it because
Inc sun shines both early and late
! am glad when SATURDAYS here,
ana the Junior know will appear.
| read all the rest.
But the part / like best
is the page where the puzzles appear
= Aionzo were my very own.
Livery gay should buy him bone
FOR this doggie so spry
Makes me laugh till cry,
30 think he deserves a good bone.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
ALICE POULIN,
[. 15IOA Fell Street. San Francisco

AfI10Gs 1OCA8~tt
151OA Fell Street. San Francisco.
Californias a wonderful state;
It's fame the world over is great.
1t may have its flaws.
But / love it because
OF the hardship it suffered of late.
I am glad when Saturdays here
And The Junior know will appear;
/ read all the rest,
But the part like best
Is Alonzo. the dog without fear.
If Alonzo were my very own.
Every day / should buy him bone;
For this doggie so spry.
Makes me laugh till I cry
And my rnirth always ends IN groan.
RUDOLPH GIBSON.
50 Eleventh street. Oakland. LincoIn
school. Seventh Grade.
Aged IA Years
If Alonzo were my very own
Every day I should buy him a bone.
For this doggie so spry
Makes me laugh till cry.
Alonzo. run away to your home.
WALTER BRINE.
Ross. Age 10 Years
California a wonderful state,
It's fame the world oyer is great;
1T may have its flaws,
But j love it because
It is where / was born in great state
] am glad when Saturdays here,
And The Junior i know will appear:
/ read all the rest,
But the part I like best
Is where my own stories appear.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
LEONARD JACOBSON.
214e4 Pierce street. San Francisco
Age II Years
HERNICE GRANT.

] am glad when Saturdays here.
And The Junior know will appear;
Tread all the rest
But the part I like best
Is to hear of AIonzo so queer.
California's a wonderful state:
It's fame the world over Is great,
1t may have its flaws,
But love 1t because
| was born near the Golden gate.
IL Alonzo were my very own,
Every day l should buy him "a bone
For this doggie so spry.
Makes me laugh till 1 cry,
Oh. | wish that this doggfe I'd own
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
LORETTA IxELTON,
Sebastopol, n. II. ID. 4, Box 1sO. Age
IL Years

California is a wonderful state.
Its fame the world over Is great;
II may have its flaws,
But I love il because
To me IL is a grand peerless estate.
! an glad when Saturdays here,
And The Junior I know will appear:
read all the rest,
But the part like best
Is the merry little Juniors sphere.
II Alonzo were my very own.
Every day I should buy him a bone;
For this doggie so spry
Makes me laugh till / cry
On, my. how I'd like to take him home.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19

II Alonzo were my very OWL
Every day l should buy him bone.
For this doggie so spry
Makes ME laugh till l cry.
And I'd give him a beautiful home.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
STAISIA LIGUORI,
Agnew

California's a wonderful state:
It's fame the world over is great;
1t may have its flaws
But / love II because
California; 5 my own native state.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
ELSA BALEZYNskT.
2041 Harrison Street sam Franef

@V7I Haffi7On StfteE, san FaHclsc"
CaIifornia's a wonderful state
It's fame the world over Is great:
1t may have its flaws.
But / love 1t because
1t is my own beloved state
am glad when Saturdays here.
And The Junior I know viii appear:
read all the rest,
But the part like best
Are the stories that herein appear.
II A1onzo were my very own,
Every day I should buy him bones
For this doggie so spry
Makes me laugh till cry,
And / wish he were my very own.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
ARTHUR PRATT,

- North second Street, San Jose. Age
IL Years
II Alonzo were my very own,
Every day 1 should buy him a bone.
For this doggie so spry
Makes me laugh till cry
And I'm sure he would like a good
hOTua
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
RONALD HEyEL,
HcaIdsburg

California's wonderful state;
Its fame the world over is great
1t may have its flaws,
But love II because
It's my own native land.
/ am glad when Saturdays here
And The Junior / know will appear
i read all the rest,
But the part I like best
Is the Junior SO bright and so clear.
II Alonzo were my very own
Every day should buy him q bone;
For this doggie so spry
Makes me laugh till 1 cry,
For he and / are old crones.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
JOSEPH NORRIS,
Alameda County

California's wonderful state
It's fame the world over is great.
IL may have its flaws,
But l love il because
! was born within its Golden gate
] am glad when Saturdays here
And The Junior ] know will appear;
/ read all the rest
But the part / like best
Is the page of the history so dear.
If Alonzo were my very own
Every day I should buy him bone,
For this dogEie so spry
Makes ne laugh till I cry
Often l wish him in the torrid zone.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
DOROTHY NASH
sS5x Sacramento street, sam Francisco.
Htchmond SCHOOL, u sixth Grade.
Axe IL Years

California's a wonderful state.
It's fame the world over is great
It may have It's flaws.
But l love it because
Its girls are very sedate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19

am glad when saturdays here
And The Junior [ know Will appear.
l read all the rest
But the part ! like best
Are the stories some of which are sc
dear.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
AcNEs IoRnAN
13ss Leayenworfh Street. San Franciscs

/ am glad when Saturdays here
And The Junior know will appear.
/ read all the rest.
But the part I like best
Is where you can laugh and can jeer.
If Alonzo were my very own,
Every day should buy him a bone.
For this doggie so spry
Makes me langh till j cry,
And I'm sorry when he's left alone.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-19
EDGAR LEVY.
254I Folsom Greet. Horace Mann
school. Age II Years

EDGAR LEVY.
254I Folsom Ctreet. Horace Mann
school. Age If Years
California is a wonderful state,
It's fame the world over is great;
Il may have its flaws.
But love 1t because
ii has the dear Golden gate.
] am glad when Saturdays here.
And The Junior l know will appear.
] read all the rest.
But the part ] like best
Is the part of Alonzo dear.
ALFRED REA,
Coima. Jefferson school, Sixth Grade.
Age IL Years
Californias a wonderful state
Its lame the world over is great;
1t may have its flaws,
But / love il because
1t has a Golden gate.
] am glad when Saturdays here,
And The Junior know will appear.
/ read all the rest,
But the part like best
Is Alonzo to whom we give cheer.
lf Aionzo were my very own
Every day I should buy him bone;
For this doggie so spry
Makes me laugh till 1 cry.
Then | should never be alone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03

their printed
the original measure
primary approved
ian WAS u THIS COUNTY large
joriy against It at the June election Of 1904
Judge John dead able exposition Of It's work
ngs and this but the oreonian denied him
columns as it especial champion
Mr. URen had the columns Of all the Port
land newspapers against criticisms Of his
conspiracy primary selfish
false
cause all that ed above took place long before the law was
adopted
governor Portland.
district attorneys and sheriff elected Autnomah county not be-
the direct primary and Statement No But BEFORE 1T W
THE LAW, AS THE RECORDS WILL SHOW
Republicans resented Republican party principles
manipulation of the Republican party for personal ends
Today Oca do the bidding Of the oegonan he is
to this then you satisfactory regency
are a WANTED
ANY PUBLIC POSITION.
II candidate or an omcia oregonian
OF people Of
that is. majority of them
Instead their Republican there Re
publican collar AND BE LABELLED "T
AM ON THE BARGAIN COUNTER"
The whole fight today Oregon Is to force the next Legislature into
position where rotten boughten Republican senator
a Democrat.
Republican good
be the MORE THAN ONE TERM by
ACCIDENT HE
There much Republican there
and the result Of the election Will show be unless the
overthrow the direct primary made a Republican issue
Republican party
Democrat Republicans back the old BUYING
THE sENAToRsHIP WITH A SACK. AND FEDERAL OFFICES
While nateg Roosevelt and pretending TO for reforms the
really hghtng overthrow choice
back the ranks OF the rotten-buoush
Iowa Illinois, Washington great are adopting
the plan selecting senator's little coup
uonias asking the Of this state have
achieved. AND RETURN TO swILI-BARREL METHODS
VIII the Republicans OF Oregon be driven like sheep to take the side
the senatorshp
will they stand by the direct primary law?
Capital support present primary law
solemny people proposing
who return corrupt practices that the people have hoped
prayed would be discarded
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03
Is THEIRS nErrnucN PARTY N OREGON

foand paper chat has posed the organ Is saving
's 4Aa over there NO longer Republican a Oregon
sasa wi no longer be the pa Of the marty
ssea, ual lhene = no party t and a must RUN
sam ORGAN ~ " '"'' N"'"'
P@s ' assertions tho fact the choicest once.
-" ~ :" Nr people have been awarded opposition and he,
'"a.s ee'Ap Republican candidates have defeated
~"h Nhue Ia recount tuo history since 1908 when
of fRtSf AM HONOR. '''''N
Ia the primaries OF n sprnr az tsos th. ,, ~,
mo N''' ea a. Portland wanted Simon faction ana
s-'aa'a o Governor nedei money 10 put into ,n
nsas ~ Portland titfhNN THOUSAND WAS NEEDED m
MANI SLATE ACCORDING PROGRAM W
""Apan and lart Mathews then IN the no.toW,. t
I" Nhfh Furnish be gyen the deesaon fr,,
N"saA ''snN Tor goNeuor have an, de,eatn ~
'"e s'nso aud Fplon WE'RE TO RE IEIT uo, N
~" '"h S"h N fhf 0sENr POLITICAL SNIrRCHAsr
A veal s'dlns 90 under the vbr .n, ~ -,
me ~" f"ie se 'h solid Maltnomah and "a. nopi,.,
s sa. s,Aa oal and while Faton allowed m la s pn,
olls of fltR sfNAf0RSuIp ~ "'"" i"h hoN'
~ easeaee nae NoiusAam Banks aud othsrs be
" ~ '"' '"''' VAS made cna-
ne 'e'fanes o. that campaign notorious thai s, ,
es oAN se'd 'he Republican royern h ntso,,
no hANe DIRkcr PRIMARY Law Wy '''""
e's't pNAAY A~ had been arawu up b. eomm.t. nan, a.
lo~efs kliea W "" A-a "H i0r /
Nss sAaAs' Ia o'ssea poss "a ess sane ssahsuss s..,.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03
MANY NEW MEASURES
And Some Old Ones 60 BE Submitted
to Popular Vote.

The voters OF Oregon will be asked
to vote upon 19 measures at the JunG
election. Briefly stated the measure,
are as follows:
Submitted by the legislature
Amendment increasing compensa.
tion of members of the legislature to
$500 for a regular session and SIC
a day for special sessions.
Amendment permitting the loca-
tion of state institutions away from
the capital.
Amendment increasing the number
Of supreme judges to FIVE and extend
ing the jurisdiction of circuit courts
to probate work; also requiring pro-
vision by law for district attornews.
county courts. etc.
Amendment changing the time OF
holding general elections from June
to November.
Legislative acts submitted under
the referendum
Act giving sherifs custody OF
prisoners.
Act requiring granting Of free rail-
road passes 20 certain oficials.
Act appropriating 100000 for
armories.
Act increasing the University OF
oregon appropriation to st25, 900
per annum.
Submitted by initiative petition
Equal suffrage amendment.
Act for protection OF salmon on
the lower Columbia.
Amendment giving cities exclusive
control OF liquor selling, gambling.
etc.
Amendment exempting dwelling
houses, factories. tools. furniture.
etc, from taxation.
Amendment giving voters the pow
er TO recall public officers.
Act instructlng members OF legls-
lature TO vote for peoples choice for
senator.
Amendment providing for propor-
tionM representation.
Act limiting expenditures for po-
litlcal campaign purposes.
Act TO protect salmon on the up
per Columbia.
Amendment limiting the power OF
district attorney TO nle indictments.
Act for creation OF Hood River
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03

not looking after that? Read this
dlspatch
United States Senator Bourne OF
Oregon announced In the senate yes
terday that the department OF Jus.
tice had decided 10 bring action
against the Southern Pacific railroad
TO restore land held by II In violation
OF the land grant issued by the gov
ernment The senator made this an
nouncement In reply 10 Senator Tll-
mans Request for Information as 10
whether the department OF iustics
proposed TO start suit to restore
public lands held by railroads
proposition was ob. .idsrnfsRDLUUU
through land grants. when consli-
Grafton OF Ttllman's proposition was.
objected To by senator Keane OF New
Jersey the former introduced a reso.
lution directing the attorney general
10 begin suits against the railroads.
The resolution Was referred to the
judiciary committee"
JACK London Is safe. but Is the
country safe from Jack London
The inventor OF The Beautiful"
viii please call and collect his bin. |
We want no more
Dallas people are taking stock Ia
eannery Salem people Who are
'ioekholders are Just getting their
annual dividend, Dallas is live
own 70 take hold Of a home enter.
rise the way IL does.
To Henry Clews aud an the rest
4 the press bureaus No use send.
ag this once editorial stun This
aper Is owned and edited az Salem.
md not Wall street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03

What does senator Bea riuman
want to bn,s iuto oregoa politics for
aud leirodnce a resolution asking
ne United states attorney sensrai %
eFins sals % Sanoel the Oregoa& ca.
l''FmalA land grantf Does he imag.
ine our senators and oongrossmen are
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03
FAIR EXCHANGE
A New Rack for an Old One--IIow II
II Done In Salem.

The back aches at times with a
duh. indescribable feeling, making
you weary aud restless: piercing
pains shoot across the region of the
kidneys, and again the lolns are 80
lame to stoop is agony. No use 10
rub or apply plaster to the back In
this condition. You cannot reach the
cause. Exchange the bad back for
new and stronger one. Follow the
example OF this Salem citizen.
l.. W nm. OF 32S Front St. Sa.
lem, Or. says: "Doan's Kidney pills
Is not a new remedy 10 me. as have
used them on different occasions
Whenever the necessity has arisen.
/ have enjoyed the best OF health all
my life except for a touch OF kidney
trouble az times. Backache bothered
me then, aud when this has been the
ease | have gotten Doan's Kidney
Pills az Stones drug store aud a few
doses have eradicated the trouble. nj
am a flrm believer in this remedy and
know OF several other people who
have used Il with good results. am
only too pleased TO recommend
Doan's Plus whenever the opportun-
lty occurs"
For sale By all dealers. Price sol
cents, Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the Uni |
led States.
Remember tho name DORn's-l
Ind take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03
nUGHEs HAS DUTY.

When fully made tho tho due. Of tho once
" '' WV"
TAtT ~ THE CHolCE on COUNTRY FoR PREsI.
ptNf HUGHES ~ TiE CIOICE YORK
The United States America outgrown the pncpasm NJ r
pre state politics ~ $50
hU'htA ~ Itsr TIiE KIND oP NEEDED IN PRRsInF
OWN TiiE UNITED SENATE
Hughes would be good reconstruction OF the SEN
hE SHOULD TAXI ruAT JOB AND HELP MAKE rIIF SENATE
hohk htstoNsihLE To THE POPULAR Will.
Tan and Hughes would Republican ticket thai wou carr,
the coanuy a ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03
EFFECT OF STREET PAVING.

The activity Of business activity business build
ingH all
DOES NOT THIS PAVING PAYS?
Many residences projected building even now on Eaat
Paving Court THE VALUE OF
EVERY FOOT on PROPERTY STREET
As
RENTS ON COURT STREET PAVED ARE IN GREAT DE.
MAND. 49, " ~ ~
The eject OF the market and stimulate
prices and improvements.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03
PRIDE AND conscience.

Considering the mystery OF pain,
I walked day when o In awry
Awrench and gnarled. hunchback shambed by;
whereat I'm what for certltudo OF
Dost thou debase thine Image md disdan
Our hearts that love the beautlful9" asked T.
wilt thou in thy derson, Most Hight
Like kings Of Old keep Thy train7"
Alas said, "The shadows OF Thy whole
And dreadful plan witness he light
And strict relatively"
so came, unerring the sunbcams flight
The Indignant challenge undersou
Nay' who Is straight In Gods sght-thou he2"
-Georgo Sterling
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03
SMILES

Hood River county Is a ridiculous
name for a new county Why not
hays Snake River county. a Des
Chutos river country. etc.
The poor ye have always with
you The industrious gentlemen who
want 20 20 90 the legislature 70 get
results for themselves In con
crete form are stin abroad In tho
land
You cannot make mistake. gen.
uemcn OF the city council by fixing
up chose streets little that enablo
the surrounding country 20 get into
the city TO do their trading.
The city should strain a point and
give those South salem people a little
tiling 10 carry on the water that
stands around their houses causing
very unsanitary conditions.
Give those Oregon Electric officials
a warm welcome, gentlemen OF the
board of trade They can do a great
deal 20 make this city a city.
fatroniIe our live advertisers In.
stead OF carrying your good money /
away to hGp build up some other
ciU.
The people see too much polite
and too little business.
Ma'la Walla wheat farmers are
soing 10 save s50.ooo euying graia
acks direct from The factory This
an outrage on the midileman. lie
oils not neither does he spln aud ~
hoolt no, he robbed OF that s50.OoO
% the producers
The festive candidate appoare,h
ma the peoro have only 90 look az
70 che voting Tho man Who loves
NEE vii 40 the rest
The backbone 90 our winter seems
% be broken. According 20 ground-
os day there Is more winter YET TO
ome
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03
GOOD MAN WANTED ron COUNTY JUDGE

County Judge n tho nee In ne county
MshoN cOVNN HAS AN ENNiaBLE REPUTATION RENG
WELL GOVERNED.
fFogfeas, prosperity and 10 n hand he
FOR the omoeof probate udge and
member OF che commissioners
EhAL AMI rRoORtssNE REQUIRED
lie shcnd a the time be people
set what they
Tho people wan. the best possible then tho best
possible elected
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03
HoqU Is Your Bloc

II you lack strength, are nerv
no appetite, don't sleep well
easily. your blood ls in bad
You cannot be strong without =
blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla ma
rich blood and keeps Il good.
Dyspepsia = For SIX month,
tenn was out of order with dv.r
impure blood. Spent lots OF nons.
but Hoods SarsaDarilla cured NJ
ZAUBA. Genoa. Neb. nv
Mad No Appetite a Wa
with dyspepsia and had no Apoe,,
\ faint feeling after eating. NV -
was all run down. but Hoods Sara,
fully relieved me-" FIoRrNcsl
Spidervillo. Wisconsin.
Weakness bless the dav I
Hoods Sarsaparilla. as II cured ma =
weakness after grip. built nv kv
after pneumonia. and cured eos
blood-poisoning in our children
A. DELwoRTH. Boz Z. Embreeyllls
- Hoods Sarsapsrilla Is sold evs
In the usual liquid, or in tablet 70,
SaFsatabs, 100 Doses One Doll
pared only By c. !. Hood Co., Low,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03
NeighborhOod Fa,ori'e'

Mrs. +. u. Charles. Of haI
speaking OF Electric bii'e
1t is a neighborhOod favor
with us. Il deserves 90 oe
ite everywhere. n gives Qnie
IN dyspepsia. liver complaint
arrangement. malnutriiion'
ness, weakness and genera
It's action on the blood, as a .
purifier makes IL especially
a spring medicine. This s5a
atiye tonic Is sold under guam
J. c. Perry's drug store; aee-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03
Transters Of Renl Es,.,

Transfers OF Real Es,at|
The following deeds ha,|
placed on record:
VIM. Amsler to Peter Rubin i
al. blocks 10 and 90, mol
Hill addition to Salem. " A
r. l.. NJ Brentano ct ux 10 Cod
della Hager, land int4zl
3 W. W d .........
ID. n. Brown ct ux to D. Cod
coran. 56h acres in MarlOl
county, W d ......
p. A. Morris to Robert Tweedla|
55.Ss acres in Marion cou1|
ty W d ...........l
r. and NJ. J. Hartley TO s. WI
B. Temple ct al, 53.07 acre
{ Z and s s. r 2 W. wd.
c. Ruettgers ct al to F. I'll
ottinger, 65.33 acres, teal.
1 W, W d ...........
Peter Schoenhofen et ux
Charles Retzlaff ct TX. n
lot 2, Waldo Hills r. F. I'd
3, W d ..............
John Hahf (by adm TO J. and
II. McGlnnis. lots 10. IL and
12, Sunnyslde +. F. No
deed ........ .....U
Ewald Co. TO F. Brady, lots 4
and 26, Ewald F. F..wd
w. A. and NJ. b. Keene to John
Dinwoodie. 10 acres. sec.
{ 5 3, r W. wd .....W
Water Bros. Investment Co.
James l.. Flfer, lots5 and
"a, Smiths Fruit Farm, "
:. and d. Nelson 20 Had
Olsen. lot 3. block 3, Wood
burn. W a ..........
:. B. Smith to b. G. S;eyens
l2O acres. sec 8, ,t7s,ri
W d ............,. ..,.
i. l.. and NJ. Young 10 Alber|
Bensching. land In sec
I 6 s, r l W. W d ,......
'heresia Englebart 10 A. AM
X. Seller. 1880 acres In Mad
ion county, W d ........
}, and II. Ross 10 Hulda f. Al
derson. lots7 and s. bloc
/, Capital Park addition
Salem. W d ,...,,...,..
ouis Laehmand & Co. 10 on
gon Electric Railway Co, lo
3 and (. block 80. North y
lem. W d ..............
'aters Bros. Investment 60
Mary ]. Ginter. lot
Smiths +. r., wd ....,
and NJ. Jacob 10 j, ani
Bierwood, lot 3. block 9,
&C" TO Woodburn. W d .
ydia Scott to ID. Peters 2.
acres in lot I, ooobOck's a
dition TO Wooiburn, " d
J. and C. Griffith 10 S.
Baron. 10 acres, Z Ss,ri
" d ........ ......''s
w. Cooper 81 ux 90 Ge
Lansing. I 7 s.r s ". " d
A. aud X. West TO C. d, Dia
lex, lot 5, block 4. Yew Pa
addition 10 Salem, " d ...
las. A. Murphy et ux
Fanny r. Spayd, lot IL, va
drines' addition 10 salei
" q ,..-...s.s' s'''''
and W. G. Evans 70 ores
Electric Railway Co, strip
land so feet wide. sec . ~
2w. wd ..-,"
V. and z. T. Keyes 10 @.
aud l.. NJ, Douglas, los
block ?. Watts addition
Salem, " q ........''''
$. Hensley 20 Geo. and ;
Flook, land In sec %,
r 3 q. " q ..........',
W. LOder ct al 10 o l. =
luet. . acres. tssr2W,s
and G.. Ruscher 10 J''
Ruscher, I acres, Z 6 s.
y, " d ...........-'''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03

An Alsea man gives the following
account from ls5 Silver spangleI
Hamburg hens for the year 1907:
sss dozen eggs, sold for sl75.25.
raised 100 young chickens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03

DELIVERY
uaAd the following places 90 cents MONTH t0o
Asy1m Store O. q Son. Asylum Junction.
carne Seventeenth street A. w Lane Garden Road
Store Alex, South Commercial
Electric Store, @. n. Eppley,
Grounds Harrison Fair
Hovere Twelfth treets
o. X. Grocery, A. A. Engeba Twelfth
Wheeefs Store. w. ID. Whee Highland
r. on M Les
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-03

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