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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
Additional Locals.

Are the Corvallis school buildings so =
arranged that the children could escape
in case of a fire? Is the fire drill prac-
ticed often enough to familiarize the
pupils with it 80 that they would leave
the building in order in case OF an alarm
being turned in? Theee are questions
that are being asked throughout the state
since the terrible calamity at Cleveland
few days ago. These are matters that
should not be neglected day nor an
hour. The Journal, In discussing the
matter in Portland, says: .In these
school buildings has every possible ave-
lnue for escape OF pupas in case OF ssse
been provided? Has account been taken
of the fact that when flames roar ana
death stalks on all sides children cannot
be expected to retain their presence OF
mind. and that disorder, panic and hys-
terra must be recKoned with in making
provisions for safety7 If all this has not
heen provided for it should be done at
once. The Cleveland calamity is warn
ing. The charred bodies of little children
p,led up in the streets, their writhing
forms wrapped IN seething flames in the
, basement, the awful horror of the spec
E tacle. the tears, shock and sorrow OF
t parents seeking their child dead-all
i this ia warning to build against such
j horrors"
Last Friday evening was the
J. occasion of very agreeable sur
IS nr;se in the form of donation
q party given to Rev. G. w. For
man and wife at the parsonage OF
IS the M. E. Church South. 1t was
g a genuine surprise. While MT.
: and Mrs. Forman were at their
p church for their regular Friday
ie night rehearsal of the S. 5. and
Us Young peoples music Glass; the
>, church members gained access TO
ar the church parsonage and depos-
n: tied many acceptable present:
at "a there, and were quietly sitting IL
It's the darkness of the parlor wher
the Formans entered. Then the
lal Young people from the church be
ca ca gan to pour ia until the hous
Ell was filled to overfowing. A yer,
ey pleasant evening was passed II
ny playing games and visiting, dur
ing which time refreshments wer
100. served consisting of home-mad
candies of various kinds, appie
and popcorn. At the close OF tn
:. evening song books were Passe
and ali participated in an enth'
siastic song service, after whic
Rev. Forman thanked one an
III all for their kindness, thoug n
ed fulness and appreciation. I'm
was responded to by some OF u
4 to members and all went to the
any homes we'll pleased with the eV
ght ming.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.


CIASSIFIED NUN EHI I"1I4HH Hl1N1"'
Fifteen words orsless, 25 cts for three
snceessjye insertions, or % cts PEI
emonth; for all up to and including ter
additional words. Il cent word for eacf
insertion.
For all advertisements over 25 words
ct per word for the first insertion, anf
X ct per word for each additional inser
tion. Nothing inserted for less than q
cents.
Lodge, society and church notices
other than strictly news matter, Will D
charged tor.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
Portland and Return Only $3.50

The Southern Pacific Company and
C.,,vall;s & Eastern Railway are selling
round trip tickets TO Portland from Co'-
va,tis TO, s.. 80, good going on any tram
Saturday or Su; day ei'fer Via Albany OF
.est SIDE and good returning either via
Albany or west side, Saturday, SUNDAY
or Mocday.
,ef II. G. IlNvILLE, Agent.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers were
filed or record for the week emo
ing March 7, 1908:
7. R. Elsey to B. A. Turnbull,
12o acres west of Philomath.
$3,3 900.
V. E. Waters to F. B. Barnes
and wife, lots a, S, 10 and II
Pleasant View Fruit Farms,
$1,000.
V. E. Waters to J. A. Barnes
Barnes, lots IS and "A, Pleasant
Vi>w Fruit Farms, $3.50.
w. A. Wells and wife to Anna
L. Mills, lots and 2, block II,
| Ayery's and Add to Cor, $1o.
/ State OF Oregon to c. T. Al
linqham, 80 acres near Belle
fountain; $1oo.o8.
D. o. Houck to n. B. Travis
Z and wife, E u Of lot 9, oi-
, lege Homes; $500.
lie. C,onk to S. A. Cronk,
lot 7, block s, Dixon's Add.
Corvallis; $40.
P. Avery to Bert Limerick
+. lots I, 2, 7 and s, block 13
Averv & Wells Add. to Coz
wallis; 5000.
: Roy Hollenberg to E.. A. Hor
,, ,, ton, lots 9 and 10, sblock II, N
e :, B. & P. Avery's Add. to Cor
4 val Ills; 81.
e c. c. Rails to Mrs. S. E. H1r
+ ton, II acres near Monroe, S5oe
rs Ivan Hinton to Il. c. Hintor
S. undivided a OF $40 acres sout
oi OF Philomath; $40.
S. T. Frazier to Clara E. Tai
rs us man, 115.99H acres north
II. Corvallis; $50
[r X. 1Tdndlu W hoo- ~
b. ham, l,t 3, block 10, Go. Ao
ar Corvallis; 5000.
in A. w. Herbert to w. f. "a
to lots and 10, block 4, n. ;.
P. Avery's Add. Corvallis; S1
al Clara M. Harding to w.
asst Gay, lot 3, block IS, Cor; s3e
Ut United States to Thos, l.. Vi
ain land, 100 acres Alsea.
ck- Jonathan Tharp to George
,ev Tharp, 100 acres, Alsea; S1'5'
for A. 7. Smith to J. M. Mar
hat land west of Philomath; $40.
70 Mary E. Felger to J. M. Mar
-, =. 81 acres west of -Phliona
mn. 81, 200.
rds. Jennie Hammond to Colum
liar Weed, north "a of lot IS, BIZ
val II, Philomath; $500.
ome 7. Weed to T. L. Grail ct
rds. 32.14 acres south of Philo; SO
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain uncalled'
for in the Corvallis postotice, for the
week ending March Z, 1908:
J,E. Brown. Francis Fletcher, MISS
Josis Gardner. @ R Gueses, Jack How.
ard. J B johnson, Brick Miller.
B. W. JOHNSON, P. M.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
jersey 5uIl or Sale.

Descanded from Grand Com aad Goia-
en- GLOW imported cow testing 10 ies
bntter fat in 7 days with ifst cali. Al
dress. u, S. WooDeock, CorSailis. o1e'
gon,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
RANKING.

THE FrF,T NATIONAL BANK W
Corvallis, oregon, transacts genera
conservative banking business. Loans
money on approved security. Dralti
bought and sold and money transferred
to the principal cities of the onitee
States, Europe and foreign countries.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10

B. CATHEY, M. D.. PHYSlCIAH
ano urgeon.- Rooms IA, Bank bulio.
ing. Ofsce Hours 10 to II .. M, &c
ann. Residence: cor. 9th and Ad
AIMS Sts Telephone at Office and res
;dence Corvallis, Oregon
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
r. F. Baker s Co.

Tt YOU have Farm or City property Tor
sale, list it with R. F. Baker q 20. ohee
next door to Post Office, Corvallis, Ore.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
PHYSICIANS

DR FIJI THOMPSON, VETERINARY
surgeon. Office at DeHpi'k's Red
Front stable. Ind. Phone 1913. 16tf
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
House Decorating.

FOR PAINTING AND PAPERlNGs SEE
W. f. Paul, Ind. 489. 4it'
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10

W.T.. ROWLEY, M. T., PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Special attention gwen
to the Eye. Nose and Throat. Once
in johnson Bldg. Ind. phone at Oh
Gee and residence.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
UNDERTAKERS

BOVFE & BAUER. FUNERAL Dl'
rectors and Licensed Embalmers.
Successors TO S. N. wilkins. Corvallis,
orooon Phone AZ. S9ti
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10

FOR ALL CHRONIC DISEASES SEE
DR.. M. Market, Magnetic Healer and
Herb Doctor. Third and Van Buren
Sts. End. phone 4S9.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10

She is Familiarity known by the
older generation, is almest a nom
oeenarian, but was present at the
Henkle reunion at the jacob
Henkle home in Pleasant Valley
last October. According to Moth
er Nature, our old people cannot
be with US much longer.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10

HENKLE & BLACKLEDGE, UNDEh
takers and licensed embalmers, soutn
Main ST., Corvallis, Or.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10

WILL SELL MY LOTS IN NEWPORI'
Or, for spot cash, balance lnstai'
nents, and help parties to build homes
thereon, il desired. Address M .
Wocdcock. CO -vallis. Of.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
HOMES FOR SALE

WILL SELL LOTS IN CORVALLIS
Oregon, on instalment plan ana as
sist purchasers to build homes on !hen
Bank. Corvallis. Or.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
WANTED

WANTED 500 SUBSCRIBERS IOIHf
GAZETTE and Weekly Oregonlan al
$3.50 per wear.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10
ATTORNEYS

J. F. YATES, ATTORNEY-AT-LA1.W.
Office up stairs IN Zlerolf BuIiolng
only set of abstracts In Benton County
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-10

ER RRYSON ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office in Post Office Building, Corval
lis, Oregon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-17
C0BCuFSO para Gl alumbIadO pibli-
co de Ia Ciudad de Ponce, P. R.

So invita- l0g paTtiCuIREeB C0mpa.
fifaB de Puerto Rico y Estad0g Unido1
paER que pFeBsnten aug pFopoEiCioneI al
Munieipio dc este Ciudad Rnts8 del dfa Is
dc 0CpbFs do 1908.
Sc BumiBtEarGn pianos de IR ciudad
toB que 10 B0liciten.
DatOs SHpeTtiois ApFO@imada. 134
heCt6EeaU.
DesaTrOUO ApTo9imGdO do Ias GALES. 81
kil6mefFos.
COnsignGsi6n dispOni6Is de $18 10000
6 25.OO0.OO anuslsg.
TLaGmSnd0i6n nSnSM0. 10 fO0Os de area
voItEicos do ampRrieE: go lampaPaa In.
CsndscsntsB 1877 waiteB (pagsds): 300 de
IL buifaG'': 100 de 16'': 1900 & e 900
SilsVatisS msnBuRle8 para l0s EdifCiOg
kdbliC6g MuniCipaleg.
Sc PIT fsTiTfn laa pFopoAiCioneB que
offe8can el msyoT n6meF0 de ARGOS vol
t6icog con aI fiu de EupFimir, ser posible,
tOdRs Las l6mpaFRB inCandegCOnteI de lRg
cRIIgg.
Debs iudiORTge IoB pRoCioH unitRPioB de
IaG luCe8 para qua lR ciudRd pusds Ruu
mentsT pltsFioFmants % illumination GUAM
do 10 craa Convenieuts.
Las pTOpoBiciOnsB pusden veFBar, bien
gobF8 ol-suminiBtH0 de luCeR modiRnts una
msnBualidsd OatipuladR, bisn BObFs lR ina
talRci6n de una plRnta El6CtTics nusvR
favor del muniCipio abOn6ndO anuRIm0nts
intereBs8 y amOTtisaCi6n del capital en-
pl08do, biOn sobre otraH baBos diGtintaB que
90 le 0CuEEan los inteR0gGdoI, peP0 Biem.
pre- Olt6ndO sntre IoB lfmitss de lR aBigna'
Ci6n Rntes dicho.
El ConCejo Municipal EsIoIveR6 10 mGs
COnvsnionts auB interests antOs del 81
de DiCismbFs de 19O8, no Biu antsI hAbsr
conveEido Las condolences de datRllss con
0l particular 6 OompAfiia sgEaOiRds. Ed
to smpesaE6 Hu cOntFatO 0l de JuniO de
1903, Gssr pOAibls. OuGleIquisEa aClaER'
Ci6n que so pidR antOB del Is de OCtubFo
de 1908 geY6 suminiatrRda los intsReuR'
dos poF ol sIoald0 dc Ia oiudRd.
Bias c. 9ilvG.
27vG. City. EngF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-17
la ADMINS TRACIlN
municipal en- va
buCOa.
Il presupuestO l9O7-l9O8 Sc Iiqaid6
con 90 supsrahit de S87L82.
So tOFmInlFOa los 0bTaS dol aGu0dgGtO con uRl
OeOROmia Do $3,5OO.

En ol iDfsEmo Cuya cOpis 40 hB BsEvidO
0BviaFnoB 0I RlcaldR de YhbUcOs, Sr. j oHe
L. Berries, 90 EefBFe & 10 administration
muoiCipal de 10 l0C8IidRd duFEnta ell OjeFCi'
clio 1907 1908, 90 cOnEignan los niguiOnts1
sxtTam0g.
El Ayuntamionto Cslebr6 Is gsgioneB
0FdinaEiaB, 5 On Bsgund8 ConvoCat0Ria , 2
extEaoRdinaFiaB duFant9 Ol r6fSFidO GisEci'
clio, habi6ndoBe tomRda 206 RCU0FdoB en-
b0nefiCi0 de 10 loGGlidRd.
TodO8 los 80EviCioH p6blic0B fueE0n at9n'
didoB con efcRCia = BufCiOnCiR dentro de
Las aBignaCionoB dol pFesupueBto.
El VeCindsEi0 Cumpli6 con muy POGO GB'
fuOEzo poF paFt0 do ls poliCiS CON las OEds:
nRnsRB muniCipRles, mantenisndo lS poblR'
Ci6n On buen e8tRd0 do limpieza, Diendo
OxCalente ol estado uRnitRFio dc ella.
So han tsrminRd0 lee obra8 del GcusdUC'
to con busn 6xito = con msnoB do $3. $40
RpF0ximAdRm0nt0 del imp0Ete que 20 Cal'
Cul6 para esa imp0FtRntO mejoVR
En- Ell RegistEo Civil De in8CIibiOFon 353
defunciousg, 248 nRCimient0g, AZ fOt0B y
248 matTim0nioB.
Para 81 ConBumo pdbliG0 90 bane Il aiaT0n
712 CabpzaR do ganado vACuuo, 866 do
CeFdR , 81 CabR1o y lamar. III ganado Va.
cun0 BaOFifCRdo para el consume pFodujo
184 358 libTsB con pEeCiog, pTomsdic, do
81 CentAvoB 6 26 = medic.
Psrs snfeFmos inBoIv0nts8 90 degpa:hN'
ron 14,766 pFeBOripOiOnsB facultRtivlB De
IoB onfeEmo8 aniatidoB en- el hospital muni'
cipal fusEon cuEsdoB 73, fAllsCisEon IL y 5
fa0Eon GntFeg0d0B q suB famiiisFs8.
FunCi0naVon eBCuelaB gTaduRdRg, l o.
psCiRl de ingl6B, rurRle5, 2 pFepaFRt oFiaB
= noetuFnaB, psTo quodREon muChaB Eu'
rRl0B Bin CubEiF RlumnoB obtuvi0Ton d.
plOm0 de SO. grade.
Los CaminOB mas impOFtanteB de lR CO.
maECR fusEon OtsndidoB y repRERdOB cuida
.dOBamOuts y 20 ConBsEvsn en- busn eRtBdo.
El FoBumen de Ia liquidGCi6d del pTesu'
puaSto dc laB BiguiantoB ciff0H:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-17
Canas ! rOaa blanca.
27 v Q.

FL bazar de IR CaIle de San FFanCiGCO
uign0 ofrsCisndO 81 p6bliCO 0I MIA BOlsCtO
BuEtido de ObjstoB de fantasia que PusdO
dessaRue. Adsm6B do loB sOmbFaT0B para
BafioEaS = ssfloritas, = otrog mil objstoB
para damaB , CabRll0FOB, tiOne I'm buOn
auEtido de cRmRB con tod0E suH aCCesoRi0E
y do Lon mas olegant0I m0delOg. On gran
1uPtido de EOpR blanca para EeiioHaH
y ueioritGB RcabR do rsCibiE para los 6li-
mos vapoTog y tOdR Class de pEsndaB dc
cate ClR8s puaden OncontFaFI8 On "LAB No.
vsdsdeG''. EnsnCiaa finRs, de todAH mar
cas- proC0dsnCisB. Obiotes de toCRdOF.
PaFGgusH y BOmbrillaR 90 oncUentEGn alIi
& prsGiog sin CompOtGncia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-17
RiO PiedT08, p. r.

La mas1iculs para los alumnoB de ls
EScuslS MOdsl0 eBtaPs alberta dssdo 81 die
81 al 26 del OOTFisnts, awboB inclusive; loB
RlUmuoB dc 10 Escuela Normal dsbsPGn
pFO80ntRFB0 On s8ts ofcinR, con obieto de
matriCuIaTHs , E0CibiF EuB ibEo5, ca los Ei'
guientss fschaE:
Alumno1 dol IeguudO, torCsEO y cpaEto
Nfio: sept. Is, 1908.
~AIumnoB que Bo matricular6n On al pri,
mOr alic: U0pt. 26. 1908.
EHtOB aIumnoB no nsCeaitan otEo Fequisi'
60 para % ingFeGO, que lR presentation del
diploma de octave gFsdo.
AmbRG EGCuOla0, Normal y Modalo,
SbriE6n guH Cl0B0a Eegplarss del pg6ximo
ouTBO do 10000, 0l dfR % del C0REionto,
s l0B $50 On puntO do ls maliRnR.-FeEipe
JaBsr = SolsT'-AetiDg Principal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-17
Ell mitin de aRoChe
EI VOelndNrIO uRlORlBt0 de SARtgTGO pTO8tl su
brIlIORtO eOacurS0 0I DNiTIOilGO Oeto.
Como SIemDrN los oradsrOS Do Ia UnI6R 50 IRspI
rlrOR para SuS dlSGur8OS 0O Ia mayer GBltuTl
y TOSDOtO q adV8rS0IIO.

Hasta les 10 As de Ia noohe duFj 81
gran mitin sfsctuado aver On 6AntuFC0, pa
RRd0 25 La conCUTTenciG do uni0niGtaB
que del aimp6tiCo poblsdo disFon vRlioHi'
IimoB ContiDgsnts 81 gran mitin, fu6 muy
numsTosR y dc PtR. de TERRA y la oiudad
fa6 slIf t0mbi6n un buan nd nero de come
patriotaB de ls Union pueEterFiqusiS que
Cad0 veg mas robuntR 8li0ntR Marcia
hkCiR adOlante g0ateai0ndo Ol pTogFeBo mo-
rel material del t0TFufio.
HiCiOEon n10 do Is palRbFR Ios 0ERdoTsg,
en- 81 oFden GguientR: 6Feg Elijio Mendi'
gabsI, L. Rosario RosRdo. CaEle8 HiggiuG,
N. Fsyonet, Abraham DiEz, EVADgelio
MOFCed, JeBds HeEnaudeE, Luis PsdToga
y Andino AvslIanet Mat0y , Caladonio
Dalgado que cerF6 0l RCto con IN no me-
nos brillRnto diBCuTgO.
PslabTaR de pRtFiotiBmo, ConCoRdia ,
frateEnidad On 81 Beno de la pRtFiR unidRl
& una inqusbVantable f6 , fortsIsza On
IoB ideaI0a do lR Uni6n do Etc. Rico, fat
Ol temR que pFadOmin6 en- IoB diBCuE6os dc
aquslloB hombFeB que no BabGn 0ugFimir ID
iniuEiR nj lR calumnia para oombRtiF BuO
adv8ERaFi0B pGlitiC0B = que pEegGntan 81
pueblo ell eBpectSCulo de apoBtolaB dc una
idea gFand0, 10 que para ttiunfaF ca lsE
ConCienCiaB del buen pueblo pusTtoFFiquO
30 solo hR manssEOr do l8 0BpoaiCi6n Fazo
NADIA y nencillR del pEogranR dc la Union
de Pt0. Rico.
El mayor sntusiaBmo Fsin6 duEante t0dC
ell mitin los oradoEeg obtuvieEon, unr
vez m6g, Ia meFeCida ovaCi6n por RuB Olo
CuOnteg manifestations.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-17

La Union do Puerto Rico obtuvo On IaB
0I0Ccion0s del 6 do NoviembEa de 1905, IN
total do 2,131 vOtog por niDgunO Lon repu'
bIicRnoU.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-17
Noticias de Camuy.
So osDor, Ol rogr0so Dol ST, Francisco PorolI6.
(De nWestro cOTTespOnsaE,)

Ode maestro cOTTegpONSaL)
s0ptiombro 16.-La oasimabIs Ho1ors
dtiiB lola Cruz, hsTmsna de los conBs.
cuonts8 unioniOtau don JoG6 OEus 1 &C.
gundO Bigus mtjOF do la dOlenCia que 10
aquRjRba.
Del 5 al 1Odol entrante mes EegrsBa'
T6 de egpafia, en- donda 90 encuSntEa de pa
Geo, el populRF amigo don FFanciBCo PeES'
lI6. Sac bisUvenido.
Han tFRslsdsdO 90 EesidenCis & estR
pOblsCi6n Lon diEeiDguidoB eDpoloB Rios
OFioIR.
-UDa tierua nina dol estimado amigo
don DOmir g. Avila OODCejal de este mu'
niCipi0, 30 0nCRentPR 0nfoFma de gRavedad
y deBSamoB que mOjoEe pFOnto.
Hay muchs nnimBci6n para 81 gran
mitin unioniAts que 30 ll6vaE6 4 efeCto aI
poming0 pE6ximo en- ell baFEio ''Santiag0''
dc esta juFisdiCCi6ny y en- el qu6 tomRFkn
paEts ConoCidoB 0F8doFGg.
Ell sE. F. ToFPGs MODge que haCe po'
co iBgrsB6 en- la Union de PueTto Rico, sB
t6 EealiSando una CampafiR digca do tOdC
RNnAHNi0 I.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-17
C0LEGl0 PARTICULAR
EasEwsivsmcnts para mi1aS 9 0s8Orita

Sc abRiu6 an San Juan On cuanto Ba
matEiculsn 30 nifss por 10 meneg. sa
gaRanti2R ana onds6ans8 tan B0Iecta como
en- IRg escRglaB pdblicRg.
Las aIumna8 BpfriEGn sxamen poE ell
Departments.
PEofs8oEs dasdo sl 40. Gl 50. grado, do
ia Ara Rogue dc DuPEey.
Grades pTimarioB, defiR Juana Armenia
do Lars; 6gts 0nssfRE6 laborss, djbuiO,
pintuEa , religion.
Una 6mericana enBtfiar6 el ipg'6s. ss
sdmitirfn intsEnaB. PreCioB ConvsncionR-
leE.
Las mAdrou que dsssan matEieular 4
Bug hijaB, pusdsn diEijiESs al ndmero ID
Calla de 10 FortRIesa, d0nde infoRmaR6n.
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Cura las intermediates del
CelebEO, NefViOS. Salgfe

Cura tOdas las Impua de ApetO
ConsunGn Deblad
cualqueTa
E efO Remeo DbIdad Nerva males
abatmiento
Onbrosa
la Sag Elemeno 6coO de Vd FfO Ndceo Cent del Ceebro
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Evening journal., 1908-07-10
Personal and Pertinent
The BABY WIsEsT.

1t is funny when you're very big what things you
Aren't the same as what you heard when you were
small;
Just for instance how they always wasn't
When we tried to squash the flies against the wall.
Now the papers say the Grown-ups want to start
on those very flies we knew ought to kill;
before
There would never have been anybody III
All the whoOping cough and measles mumps and
And the chicken pox they learn with great surprise
Would have found their little children
If they'd only let the Baby kill the aies
But whenever dumpy fingers wandered up or down the
Just where lovely fly was on the crawl
Some cried out: "Babyl Baby You doing it
But the baby the wisest after ALL
Punch
asked;
rs this piece Of something you want or don't want
Something want, of course" replied the customer
You don't eupnose. do you that would to all this
trouble for a thing can't use7"
Some folks do" said the clerk q have met a number
Of them The Hrst woman ever saw with that kind Of
bee In her bonnet had square inch Of blue silk that
she wanted me TO match The scrap Of silk was so small
that was hard to make comparisons but after haul
ing down half the blue bolts the shelves running
to the door several times to test the color in broad day
light found the exact shade.
Row many .aros 40 you want, madah' asked
"'Oh' said the woman. don't want any Almost anv
other shade win do. That particular shade is very un-
It. that's an
The customer laughed What did you say?' she asked
I'D rather not tell" said the cerkPhiadelphia Led
ger
II was score Of years that W. j. Conners now
chairman Of the New York Democratic state Committee
secured his first great freght-handng contract and
when the work was ready TO start he appeared
Ohio street dock Buffalo called 900 burly dock
walloners' order.
Now" roared Corners Dyez are 10 vorrul, for mo
and want livery here understand what's what
I kin lick amy in the gang"
Nine hundred and ninety-nine swallowed the insult
but huge double listed moved uneasiy and
stepping from the line he said
you can't lick me. Jim Corners"
Il can't can't I2 beloved Fngy
mo, can't" the response
"Oh. well; thin 20 the office git your money"
said F1ngy- I'll have no man in gang that can
| lclS"-Success.
Evening journal., 1908-07-10
Harvest in Kansas.

Kansas City Journal
The Kansas wheat harvest viii begin
within the next week. Twenty thousand
hands from outside OF the State will be
needed TO handle the crops. and the pay
will be from $3.50 TO $3.50 a day, with
board and lodging or "and found" as
the farmers say. The pay is the highest
that is given for farm work anywhere in
the country but the chief compensation
is not so much in the money as in the
'and found" part of IT, Those unfortu-
nate people who have never enjoyed the
hospitality dispensed by Kansas farm
er's household during harvest times have
yet TO learn the choicest pleasures Of
gastronomy. To put it briefly, the farm
er's table is loaded with the best things
to eat that grow on this earth, served
fresh of the bat" and the more you
eat the better the farmers wife likes it.
Fresh eggs and crisp bacon, such as only
Kansas porkers can produce, fried spring
chicken in milk gravy, with fresh vege-
tables Just now in full season; fialzy pies
and berries and cream washed down with
foaminE pitchers Of sweet milk or butter