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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11

Gerome, Mrs lone Mauzey, Salem
or.
Water Baby, g. Tidal Wave, Phil
mont Maid, Earl Race, Salem, Or.
woodlock, g g, O'clock, Alice, H. H.
vandervort. Salem, Or.
/ Lynwood Girl, ch m, Lynwood w,
Linette, I. d. Chapelle, Victoria, B.
G.
Golden Wave, +, Tidal Wave, Mill
veat. s. s. Bailey, Albany, Or
2:12 Pace, Capital City Purse, $500.
Ken West b s. Commonwealth, Molly
Vaughn, w. L. whitmore, Portland,
Or.
Judge billiard, ch h, Hal billiard,
Viginette, Frank Childs, Spokane,
Wash.
Whitehall, gr g, Copper king, un-
known, Barteau & Dawson, Boulder,
Mont.
Moortrix, b 8. Azmoor, Trix, Mrs.
r w. Chadbourne, Pleasanton, Cal.
Dan s, sg, Athablo, unknown.
Table Rock Mineral Water Co., Port
land.
A. r. E.. b m, Zombro, Addie Nut
wood, s. s. Bailey. Albany, Or.
Happy Dentist &, Nutwood
Wilkes, unknown. DR.. D. E. Nash,
San Jose, Cal.
2:25 Trot, Purse $500
Ladide G, blk &. Zomrbo, Linnettt,
F. II. Brooker, San Jose, Cal.
Blanche T, m. Sickle, Topsy,
Chas. F. Silva, Sacramento, Cal
Longitude. b g, Meridian, w. L. D.
Mills.
Lady Malcolm. b m. Malcolm, @.
T. Brown, Corvallis, Or.
Zom Oak, b &. Zombro. Alpha, r.
p. Norton, Marshfield.. Or.
Gloria o'Neil, m. Parole, Wood
ford, j. e Shrewsbury, Seattle. Wash.
Zomcell, gr g, zombro, A. B. Mil
Ter, Rialto, Cal.
Nellie Mars, br m, Conrier, Kester
Edwin Horse Co, Boise. Idaho.
Paul w, b g, zombro, Kitty Kisbar,
p. House. Portland, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11
Monday, September 18.
2-Year-OId Trot, Breeders' Purse
A4OO.

McAlzo, b s, zolock, dam by zom'
bro. H. c. Fletcher, Salem, Or.
Roecher, b 8, Bozeman. Lady p. p
D., J. d. Losekamp, Billings, Mont
Prince Falmont, b h, Senator n
Dollie Byers, Alva Byers, Independ-
ence, or.
Cotosca, br C, Del Norte, Matte
Norte, Thos. II. Brents, Walla Walls
Wash.
Princessa de Norte, b Z, Falmont,
Jr., Laurelia, Thos II. Brents. Walla
Walla, Wash.
Nick c, b 3, Bonnie Mex, B. NJ,
Della schott, N. Yakima, Wash.
Bonaday, h, Bon Voyage, Wella-
day, Frank e. Alley. Roseburg, Or.
Phyllis Wynn, b T. Bon Voyage,
Mable Wynn, Frank q. Alley, Rose
burg, Or.
Listerene, Z, Fam Norte, Dam by
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11
VIII Race Here

The northern racing enthusiasts
will not have the opportunity or
witnessing the "side-wheelers" this
year as formerly. All the Southern
racing stock will return to California
after the race meet in Portland and
20 into winter quarters. This is the
first time they have failed to take in
the meets in the northern Giles. but
they have decided to go back TO Cal
ifornia on account OF the Seattle ex-
position, claiming most OF the peo-
Pile are there at present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11

Next Monday morning at the usua
hour OF o'clock the turnstiles al
the state fair grounds will be un.
locked, and what Is predicted to be q
record-breaking state fair will be
opened TO the public.
The large pavilion is taking on an
altogether different appearance thar
II had last week at this time. Decor.
ators are arranging the exhibits OF
grains. grasses and other farm pro-
ducts, including many yards Of col
ored bunting. II was thought for a
time that the pavilion would not be
put in shape by the opening Of the
fair. but due to the doubled efforts
Of the board and the overseer OF the
building, the exhibitors we're induced
to secure more help. and some en-
pert decorators were also hired, 10
finish the big show house as quickly
as possible. Polk. Columbia and
Union counties are on hand with a
splendid array OF exhibits. The re-
nainder OF the counties will be fully
prepared when the fair opens Mon
day.
More interest has been manifested
in the state fair this year than ever
before by the people in general. This
Is due to the action taken by the last
assembly OF the legislature in I'm
proving the grounds and, and the
immediate steps taken by the state
fai rboard in putting into commits
sion the money appropriated.
All the improvements are now com
pleted. A convenient and spacious
walk is completed from the South
ern Pacific station to the new ad-
ministration bnilding. which IL also
finished and occupied by the fair Of
fcials. The new resting room is In
shape 10 receive visitors. and the new
addition 10 the poultry house is get
ting filled up. Gasoline engines are
buEzing and swapping loudly in the
machinery house, and the different
vehicle exhibitors have installed their
exhibits In the recent addition south
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11
NORWAY
GIVES COOK
OVATION
Every Vessel in HarbOr Decor
ated in His Honor-EW-
IDENTITY Pay No Atten-
ton to Peary.


Christiana, Sept. 11.-One OF the
greatest welcomes ever extended to
any man within the shores Of Norway
was accorded TO DR.. Frederick A.
Cook today upon his arrival In this
city from Copenhagen. The explor-
er sails this evening on the steam
ship Oscar II for New York.
In enthusiasm the demonstration
today almost rivaled the reception
arranged for the Brooklyn physician
on hfs arrival at Copenhagen from
his Arctic trip.
Every vessel in the harbor, as well
as the government buildings, were
decorated with American flags, and
the residential district was a mass Of
red. white and blue bunting.
In addition to the mayor Of the
city every official OF importance was
at the harbor to greet the physician
when he arrived on the steamer Mel
choir The mayor OF Christiana
made a speech, in which he referred
to DR.. Cook as "the first discoverer
Of the north pole"
DR.. Cook, in a short speech, stated
that he greatly appreciated the wei
come that had been extended to him
at Copenhagen and Christiana, and
expressed regret at having to leave
the city so soon after his arrival.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11

NARROWED
BY FLOOD
UNITED PRESS LEASED wnm.l ]

Mexico City, sept. IA body of
rescuers started for san Juan today
to aid a score OF Americans at the
Presbyterian mission school which
has been marooned by the flood. Mes
sages received here say the Americans
are safe but have no food.
other rescue parties have started
to the Jamiltapac district to assist
the survivors OF the cioudburst and
the overlooking of the Atoyes river,
where scores we're drowned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11
Governor Back Tomorrow

Word was received this morning b,
Private Secretary Macarthur from
Governor Benson that he would be
home in the morning on the s:15
train from the south. Governor Ben
son left San Francisco last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11
GREAT PROSECUTOR
DYING IN PITTSBURG

tUNITED PRESS LEASED wmE.l
Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 11.-District
Attorney William "A. BlalCeley Is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11

Your nerves must be fed with pure,
rich blood, or there will be trouble.
Poorly fed nerves are weak nerves
and weak nerves mean nervousness,
neuralgia, headaches, debility. Weak
nerves need good food, fresh air, and
Ayers non-sleoholic Sarsaparilla.
Evening star., 1909-05-02

Packing Camphor, best quality in
tin boxes. 19c other days. ~
Keystone Food Choppers. family
size. with steel cutters. 81 AMc
other days. Tomorrow. VIZ
Garbage Cans and Wash Tubs, gal
vanized iron. SOC other days. 9E~
Oval Ham Boilers, with cover, heavy
tin. 25c other days. Tomor- n7c
Evening star., 1909-05-02

$3.50 White China Dinner and Tea
Sets. 100 pieces. French &2 *
shape
$2s Haviland China Dinner and Tea
Sets. 100, pieces, each piece stamped
in three handsome deco S23.75
ratlOnS ..........
s4 Tea Sets, SO pieces; new ST. o.
shape; nicely decorated. VZ'>1
$500 Chamber Sets. 10
pieces. white and gold Sn OF
decorations
75c Stone China Slop Jars. A7c
with cover and bail handle. 49,. w
$125 Carlsbad China Fruit or Salad
Set; fancy shapes; assorted MEc
decorations ..................... >o~
$125 Carlsbad China Tea Cups
and Saucers; extra thin. Six 49,
1or .............-..-.... wv
$3.50 Parlor Gas Lamps. with brass
stand; square art glass shade, with
mantle, and six feet of COW ca zR
cred tubing. ............ ~Oe ~
SIPS Gas Table Lamps, complete
with best burner. mantle, 1O-inch
dome shade. and six feet of O2c
tuDlng .........
75c Inverted Gas Lamps complete
with best mantle and engraved AOc
gioDe ......--... ............-..
25c Hall or Kitchen Lamps, COM
plete with large burner and 40,
cnlmney....... ......-.............
s1.5O Hanging Hall Lamps, wrought
iron, with large red Sn az
SpDe.. ....................
$1.25 Parlor Table Lamps, with
globe or shade, assorted dec MQc
15c Crystal Glass Gas Globes, IN.
assorted patterns. ns................. DVS
$500 Family Ice Chests, hard
wood, lined with galvanized GO AZ
SIS Lapland Refrigerators, with re-
movable ice chamber, slid
Ing shelves and aspiring Su3 AQ
oOoTs.. ...................
35c Galvanized Iron Refrigerator
Pans, stamped in one piece, Doc
large size. ......-.-....
1916 Water Coolers. Porcelain-lined,
two-gallon size, with nickel 60 AZ
75c Reliable Ice Cream Freezers;
save ice and time; One-quart EMc
25c Table Oilcloth, best quality, As
inches wide; white, marble and aSc
all COIOrS. 49,
Evening star., 1909-05-02
$3. Q8 Suit.
It's So Different.

The rule is for Wash Suit
at 1898 to be coarse in ma.
terial and coarse in effect. So
dlfferent-these Peter Thomp-
SON Suits, of percale, tan, with
brown sailor collar and tie;
white in conjunction with blue,
cadet with navy blue. Sizes
are here.
Sz MQ to 5000 are the price
OIeyO extremes of nearly one
hundred exquisite White Dresses. elab-
orately trimmed with laces, embroid-
cries and ribbons. To be shown here
tomorrow for the first time.
81 O2 for one-piece Dresses.
~ worth $40. of pure linen.
Some with Irish crochet lace yoke,
some with braided front and sleeves.
SZ7.5O Linen sn''V Suits: M the hep3afs coats
trimmed with Irish crochet lace and
medallions.
@un CNQ to $159s for Black Taffeta
~AUsSC Silk Coats; elaborately
braided SO to 42-inch models.
Evening star., 1909-05-02

Moth Balls. best quality, &c pound
other days. Tomorrow. three b6A~
90 lbs. for. Observation-Disclosures. w
Manahan's Moth Bags. large size.
extra strong; SOC other days. 3Ac
Manahan's Moth Sheets. 36x4O in.
&c sheet other days. Tomor- A2C
row, twelve u2) sheets for......
Peterman's Roach Food, large Or
cans, 15c other days. Tomorrow. -.
Black Flag Insect Powder. large bot
ties. 15c other days. Tomor- Or
Dead Stuck, in large tin cans. N6hr
15c other days. Tomorrow. NV
Evening star., 1909-05-02

.oIpSSu@l9 %Oe ~
Yes, the material is warrant
ed all pure linen and all sizes
will be here tomorrow in tan,
reseda, green and copenhagen
blue. Look at the picture
again-is it not the daintiest
4o-inch model of the season?
Be ftted-and learn that it's
perfect fitting. Learn, too, that
you'll not be able to- duplicate
these Suits later at less than
$1,000. Come tomorrow morn
ing and find all sizes from "a
to "A inclusive.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
ENT Err !, ANIME
HIS / | EVENING | [ ]
Young Ladies' NH Entertain at
C,SttoIiC Church ys

ss The Younug Iasd TEL Society of the
Catholic church vii give 81 musical Se1 Ell.
tertainment and speliing match III the
basement Of the church this evening
to which all are cordially invited to
attend PEart Of the evening win sbe:
;SdteYoted q fo musical and vocal numbers
and a general literary program has
been arranged for tl4s evening One
:of the principal features Of theseYen-
'ing'ss ntertainm ment viii be the spelI-
Ing match that has been arranged ana
this Feature II Iooked to tto furnish d
lot of enteTta ainrne ent for the audience.
The proceeds of the evening win 60
towards furnis shing a Catholic library
for the church TO add to the already
large number off books that: are owned
.by the church here siss need az good
sreltgiaus orhal u. III churc ana tlty
ssnterta inneIlt ia gotten up feor tie
purpose of supp wing the members 81
the econgregati % with good wholesome
literature s$ sss5s5.
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B,RAkl lEIM|l)AN| LOS
co Sl)NDAY
william Y ! MeNahb Brought 10 civ
Monday from Blshee d .


. William McNabb. 4 a brakeman |i1d 3op
the ichurchs Ferry branch 81 the Great 1T
Northern, had the nj ortuna to- get.
caugh II the wheels sof a freight car
3at Bisbee Sun day evening and had
his left foot comp pletelys severed below;
5sl the knee The train on which he was
...b,lraking .l,l was acking into d siding and
he had Just turned the witeh5 to let
the train IL. when hes was struck 5by
IL the rear end of the train ana knocked
down his feet crossing the tracks.
55EEe8was able by roiling quickly ID get
one foot offf the tracks before the car
struck him but did not have sufflcient
tin time /. to get clearl and lost one
foot
S fIe was brough 70 the hospital Mon.
day and although the foot had been
Iarnputated required surgical aid,l
and #he Was made as easy as possible
His home - AZ ST. Ohm. ne was az:
:companied 81 the CIT his mother
sister and brother RS: IS.
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Winch Home Burned

The fire depar was called out
searly sunda orning iin answer to t,s
an alarns sent iili tto exiting uish the fire
III the residence of il. Hanna winch
}onS Second street. The department
responded quickly and aid ali Id their
power ish the flames, but
the bun ling being of a small fframeI
structure had aimed considerable
headWay before the artnent ar
sriYed: thong nght they had extIn.i
Ssiished the flanaes. but about ): $50 Tia.
same morning they were recalled as
Iire had again brolSe out i il the walls
of the bualdi
bull ding as owned ny Miss
fatie er and as Insured Tor
$500 the Iowel gencg and $500 iii
sfhe Jones sagency me house was acs
scapied b iincih and con ssi
ttenta owned l,,i llher vas Insured for
$500. sElae house and cont ers
pract tieaaly tutal
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from from Logansport, Indiana. the former
home of Mrs. Wright, has been engag-
ed TO assist in the case and he in con.
nection with Attorneys Samson and
"A Glory, will put up a strong line OF
defense. Witnesses for the state have
been here during the entire week. It
cannot be determined just when Mrs.
Wright will come to trial, but fl is:
understood that it. is scheduled for;
early in the week. S. . .St gSsss;ss.. ss;;.s
Another case of importance Ii that
Of the attempting to kill B. B. Regan
which Is charged to Robert Stanley
and Frank Moylan. Both these men,
are out on bail, but their case viii un-
doubtedly follow that OF Mrs. Wright.
People of this city and county can
hardly realize that Mr.. Regan Is the
prosecuting witness In case. He has
been In court It is safe to say, more
than any. man in the county, but sell
dom has he been the prosecuting wit
ness. On the other hand he has been
the defendant in many cases, but he
seems to have the rare ability to al,
ways get away without much trouble,
although he has been inconvenienced
several times to decided extent. :5s 4
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THREATENED | I. TO. ]. ].
BURN THE JAIL

w John Haltor, charged with obtain
ing money under false pretenses at
Conway, N. D., and who was extradit-
ed from Buffalo, N. T., was arraigned, :.
for preliminary hearing in Justice
court at Grafton Monday. Attorney
Hader appeared for the defendant and
on motion a continuance was granted.
% Haltor obtained quite a sum Of mon
ey by taking orders for butcher sup
plies: Sheriff Hanke had considerable
trouble in extraditing the man from
Buffalo and he arrived In Grafton Dec.
26. He has since been very sick and
will make a. plea Of insanity. s1szss !
3. When he was placed in jail he first
attempted to commit suicide by eat
ing matches, and then threatened to
burn the JAIL. For the last week he
has been cared for at the hospital 80
.'ss
Haltor formerly resided il this city
and was well known here as q politi-
cal mixer and the people Of the city
viii be surprised to hear Of his down
fan, .'&.s :::;. s.,3 81: 9 >, s7s, .s =
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29

great deal of oyful5 anttcip ali On, and
the young people of the city are anx.
iously tl awaiting the coming Of the
event ~ The large armory has been
secured for the dance and the firesdes
partment are making every EFFORT to
a make the affair the most uccessful
and the biggest social event that
81 they have ever given to Devils Lake
people
81 day evening the department met
at the city han ana decided on the
evening Tor the dance and the follow
ing conmitte tees3 were appointed to
look after the general business:
Music Ghas. illsbuir.y,v, R.S u. Bice
and A, N. |. Holt. 81
Decorati ions Rrainard, ii, b.
Jewel, e. Miller, John Schultz and
P. Timbo.
" Intro oduct ction James Stenson, N.
Nelson N. Bond; DE- Bro5wnlee, On.
bert '.s Nelson and Greene. 3 u y . .
Z ance $;A. Doheny, II. IN. Hal
.gren and Frank Gollinger. &
Sol letting larry eeshaw, Tom
Turner " illiam Hurst, IL Ne Nelslon:
Floor 1i1liam Jimno .. James COL
5linson 2. { Smell and A n. Haig. 9.s
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MRS | | s WRIGHT
. TRIAL next !. WEEK
Strte has New Evidence to Inttoduct
:..:.:z d: Sc: That Mill BE Danaain0 q. .s

J.N1
When the case Of Mrs. Mary Wright
comes to trial next week the state
will spring some new evidence that
VIII be- very damaging to the chances
OF Mrs. Wright being acquitted. What
the prosecution mas up their sleeve is
not known, but they promise to spring
s. surprise on the defendant. Many
people from the surrounding towns
and in fact the entire state, are anx-
iously awaiting the coming Of the
Wright trial and number Of strang-
5ers throughout the state have written
Tor copies DC the llis 0cean bearing
the notice of the trial and II is ex7
pected that there vim be q good many
come to the city to hear: the evidence
in the case. 5-s IA
tt is understood that an attorney
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
flREME
DANCE
On the III februar At the
ArIn0ry s

as One of The Big social events off the:
winter win be held at the armoryi on
the evening Of lths Of 'abranry,
when the frene spf the ci tEy viii give
their annual haall The event III AZ
ready being look ed forward to- with a
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
HOWARD PLEAD
Gull MURDER
SECOND DEGREE

Guthbert, attorne for Ham
s. Howard, who a charged the
Emurde his broth Iaw, N
Thomas at ss;tark eather 81 the 18th
of september last Yea, sprung sur
prise % hes II crowd ed court oom last;
Friday afternoon y when IS u announced;
u the recess sin the aft ternoon that 3Mr.i
Howard was ready - plead. Judge
CoWan 81 was al ! 81 81 the bench and ordered
mi. Howard brough the court
] room The ehasge of murder IL the
FIRST degree was read to Howard and
$as she arose $Judge CoWan asked Are
you ready to plead g''.: 55ss5s S5
es. Il answered sHoWa
States Attorney II Duell arose and
said thai tho state was willing to sub
NIT 10 Howard pleading guilty To murs
der the second degree as charged ID
the inf ormat ton. s3:s
hat is your plea to mlrde der III the
second degree, & asked d Judge Cowan.
=53.t am guilt s nswered Howard,
and lu1ls came over the Il crowded
court room
Howard, trembling rom the terri
bic weight Of though that was upon.
him. showed signs or emoti tions 81 His
eyes dampened and it was thought
i that he would give way TO his feelings.
Judge Cowan renanded him to the
care 81 the sheriff until such time as
he would pass entence.
Howard went back TO: the cell he
has oceupie since The terrible mirs
der. Il:
|ER Howard q Young man sElIl
and sis 81 81 of the criimilla class; but
son the contrary has q y very mild and
pleasant count tenane Toward and
his brother in-laW had 3 violent quar-
srel and the nnurde der followed
lne two little dlangh era of the murs
dered man. ageld l2 ana 81 pears, we're
sheonly eye witnesses IA The gsdys
The trouble first started sby Howard
kicking one of THE dogs Is said to
4 Rntal rhomas, one of the ughters.
that II there was i any more trouble
overt dogs, he would Kill them both
Thomas remaraked to Howard that he
would fight d fouIsy ar-old Kid. This
angered Howard very much The
trouble started ID the kite hen. After
wards the. men went outside and com
mencsd fighting ohn oster, who
was near at hand eparated the men.
Howard went IA; the house and wash
cd the blood from his fact while
Thomas went 10 5zktiiie Well 10 wash on
his blood tains. Howard changed his
shift and vent e oatt ind saw Thon1as
who working on bind der. Ie
then returned ttos the house went 70
his he'd room procured shot sun and
went outsid i ain. As Ruth honnas
looked out of window. she saw
Howard shoot at her father, and saw
him fall over backW &c Thomas did
not see Howard co omlng ana was taken
by surprise Ate Hing Thomas
Howard went to the bari, ana attempt
sed tai Kill himself He discharged the
gun and evide emily aimed At the heart,
but the charage glancsd to one side,
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otis.
MI n dlinger.
Mouse /. 1.

\ Howard 1T seems IS Of g very quar-:
relsonne sort and ass q yery.violentI
osition ana from the evidence at
the coroner's inquest II was shown
that the murder was very deliberate
ana col d5bloode ded, the gun being fred
when Thomas wa stoo oping over ax:-
tsls U 5neof
the dalghters Of 'homas gave aS cry
of warning that Howard waa coming
him with b gum but the cry
did not reach tho father and before
warning could he given Howard had
3anpti the count tents Sof the gun into
the bod 81 his broth her-in.laW who
fell hack III u sHooIl.
He had ngaged Burke. ddaugh
Gnth hbert as his astttorney was
supposed that he would enter a. plea
.of selfadefense and 1T had been gener-
Ally unde derstood that III his would be the
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breaking two ribs and making al ugly.
wound.
The following af ternoon lie murder
ser was brought TO Devils Lake on the:
Farmers line. He was III a3 terrible
condit ition when brought sto the city.
His face was badly battered and alI
oyer the upper portion of his body
were severe wounds inflicted L bys
Thomas during their fight. He was
taken 10 Mercy hospital where his
Wonntl tls were dressed and he stayed at:
the hospital for some time and from
there was taken to the county jail,
where he has been ever since 1 the.
murde der.
The coroner summoned q jury and,
the verdict returned by them was as;
follows: :s| s5
State of North akota County of
Ramsey IS, All sina auisiti ion holden at
SBiwer farm ID Royal township, Ram,
Esey county North Dakota On the 24tll,
day ofs Sept 1908, before q. w.
Gilbertson coronar Of said county up
on I the BODY Of l.SIE 81 Thomas, there
lying dead, ~ the jurors whose names
are hereunto set, the said jurors up:
:on their oath do say that the said al.
L Thomas came to his death from the
5}dlischarge of g No. 122 sguage shotgun:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-17
EIGHTY. YEARS OLD
 ENJOYS GOOD HEALTH

SALT LAKE CITY UrAH.-Mrs. ]. II. cNeal after attaining the ripe old age of four score years, writes the following letter for the benefit of the younger generations. II am eighty years old and thank Ballard's Hore- hound Syrup for having cured me of coughs, colds and similar diseases.
 We are all exposed at times to coughs, colds, bronchitis and other pulmonary diseases and should be glad to know tie best remedy.
 Ballard's Horei hound scI fup can be given 10 babies ;.s well as adults. Try small bottle at first and after that buy the larger bottles. which gre cheaper in proportion"
 R:}aliara snow Eminent Co.,. s,t. Louis. Mo. Price Z5r, 56c and $l.0O
 Sold and recommended by
 For Sale by ". L. NeWoody < Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-17

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