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Sharp County record., 1909-08-13

r " Spsrks o6 Poughkeepsie'
was in to- see ds one dsy this
wes4,. He had just rstdrned
from Tenneasee Whers he pisi,ed
q SISTER wiion he had not seen
unta tdie trip for 1ort9 nide
yesr9
Elder r. A. Robins 81 Ash
Flat is engaged in SERIES Of
meetings at this place ant the
services 8rs being attended b9
lar9s crowds Sunday Night
more people ~sre present thah
could ind room il tie house,
Take Kodol at the times waen
vou feel what YOU have eaten ls
not di4esling Hodop Ji9esfs
what you eat 30 you can eat 'of~
ficiendg Of any good, whoies1nne
food, if g6u VII. j1s0 let Ifodot
digest ii. 5e.d by snow Drug
10,
WV, Arhoid, A wei known
citizen Of Lebanon township, f5r-
nerlg survey3r Of TIE coohsys
writes This paper A letger in whioh
he ssgs he Wit positively be .h
.the hext race for sheriff and that
.his Announcement viii appear 81
che proper fine
Henry SINS, ooIorsd, is in Jail
here, faainq 10 settIs The $50 Gne
imposed upon him Monday for.
carrying 4 pistol. 1t ia sIso
probable taag the present grand
Jury Will rstor6 mors indictments
againm ;6ns, a. it is known he
bas been CerroriHng the negro (
settlement here lately.
W,Cl Bowers Of Scott town.
ship, who is a member OF the
grShd Jury, was pleasant caller
AT RECORD headquarters Tuesday
There has been a great deal Of
sickness in his family the past
ssyersI months One of his sons
ia tast recovering from an illness
lasting five months, and two .
other children have also been I'LL
" typhoid fever during the time,
Ths week the Record publishes 4
he CLERKS annual statement 81 |
Tho financial condition Of Sharp I
,ohnCy, This statement shows |
he present Indebtedness N the
.oonty TO be $5,974 "a, and shows
lIso that Gotlhg the pasg twelve
months Tho coshty paid on its
lbs sum of 50, ,0G9.Gt |
'rfs sY6wfsg WIT tg 9fatifyihe |
b tho people of tho county Tie
ouhty debt ~ smaller now than
Z any time Tor many years, ana
Vim be wiped DOT entirely within
be hozt ytdr Or two, judging by
1o record oi tho past fcw years.
Sharp County record., 1909-08-13
LDAL NEWS.
~NA~AN.AAl~l s>NNeNe

begin teaching a9ain,
fhere viii BE- l6t8 Of candi-
da6es Don't YOU doobt IT,
They are "pippng' faet
f,lsrence F'as4s 6f lmbodeh was
Mere several dags the latceF F1rt
If last week bUgihg waIhu5 TIM
Der,
.ysuss Vance Of Jacikson c6uh-
ty came tp Wednesday to box
after sor1e matters IN me circuit
couft.
Rev Freeman, ths MethodGst
psetop, Announces that he Will
begin a series 6f b,eeti695 At ehis
pIsos f4s ma,
The borse traders 4trdck camp
IN town Sunday. &s regularly
as fhe cFe6if covfS conaes, these
traders are here
8. 8. Mallehs, A y5bh9 man of
the sIid69y section, ia here Iesrh-
ing NE wstefAaksr's trade IN Che
sFldv Of H. ", Watkins.
fsoEsrt I, sharp came down
from Hardy sunday ana spent
the nexC Day in Evebing Shade
Win his many ftIebGs,
H. B. fatohie, obe 0f sbs oldest
eitfzess Of Ash Fl8t, %as here
tbls @eek attending tho meetihG
81 the Christian cnateh,
John Sharp, An 6I4 elGzeh oi
Izstd county, has spent tbe week |
in Evening Shade meeting biz
Ola friends ana looking on NJ
court
W. n. Stewart n Cave City, |
Who has recently pot in new
roller mill at tbat place, was
looking after some business here
Saturday.
W.. A. Webb gf strawberry |,
WAS b caIIof AZ tho Rec
ord office one Day this week. He
IL another who viii mako tho race
Tor sheriff /,
Mrs. &, +, Coeer, hor rIittIo son, 4
Claude, and Mrs. &. ]. Wilson {
loft Thursday Tor Aogusta, whore
they will spend q week Or two
with relatives. I
r. II. McCaleb, deputy asqoss.
or, lett Tor his homo at Hardy
Sunday. Ilo win return in a Tow
days and assist IN fnignlng upjJ
tho ass9ssor'8 books,
j, s.. Nichols was here from ,
Calaminc Tuesday and A pleasant
caller at this office, This was his
first visit TO Evening Shade IN
almost twenty years,
Tho Sharp County Toachors'
Association will meet 90 Evening
Shade September Il, The pro.
gram fof this rnootibg viii appoar
IN the no&t issue ot this paper
circuit Judge Mcoks approved
The official bond oi John ".
THOMPSON, county treasurer, ono
day this week, ahd Mr.. 1'homp.
son will NJ ohco enter upon tho
duties oi his offlcc,
W. r, Horn wat up from Cave
CITY a day or Two THE wook look.
Ing on NJ court llo IL n candl.
date Tor sheriff, but 1t strikes ua
that he ls no, oxoolly down to
running weight yot
Ransom Davidson returned
home Monday from Poplar
Bluff, Mo, and Llttlo Rock
whore he epont a couple Of
monlbe visiting hIs brothers, S.
i. and Grover Davidson.
Rev w. s., southworth, Who
ls now paetor at LuSora, woo IN
Evening Shade Friday and Sat-
'urdhy, having come down from
Hardy, whore he Is visiting rcln.
tivop, TO SEQ hia old frlundp horn
Sharp County record., 1909-08-13
The Value of Good
Digestion
10 easy to figure II you know what your stomach
Is worth Kodol keeps the stomach at par value,
by nsurinp good digestion. Kodol cures Dyspepsia.

10 npocinl onori IVY "ionIca" md
'a,imul0nls" doesn't cure anything,
or accomplish any pood Neither
does dioiing, Indigestion and the
Rchoua ailments which II Induces
can bo Nyolicd and corrected only
by natural means
Kodol supplies this natural
moOna II performs The Riomacha
work for ltaiual as Che stomach
should perform ilawhile tho Blom.
bch takes a little rost FOR tho
Rtomheh'R rhkrn
Sharp County record., 1909-08-13
Our Guarantee

90 10 your druRWst today md w., Mi.
Inv h0ttlo, lhrn hflur you have uHrd Us
vntlre cuht0nth oi tho Dutlf N y0u pan
honestly nhN Int " hRa not doHo you hny
roodl return the bottle ~ tbo dfnggitt hni
Ton 0r delay We VII fhbh phg 40 dtng,
llhl inf illO hNile, Duh't htaiihfS sit
utlpplnlh KNOW thhi on puhrhntNp IN p,bIa
lhlf hllrr hpnlieh "a ihN NO. bgiis'0Is
NM iu bVi one w n faulty llt lArgt bhf
cent bottle VIZ
Rodol N prepared NJ the Mbopa
tofloaof &c. DeWiut 4 Go, ,thioeAo
Sharp County record., 1909-08-13

Lee Marlin, asaanIt and 6a1Iefy
plea Of guilty fined 50.
Lee Marlin, drunkenness, dis
missed at eoss Of Defendant.
Monroe Bray, drunkenness,
lismissed at cost Of defendant.
Grover Duncan, ASSAULT to kill
md murder, continued.
NOTES,
fFon. Thornsberry Gray OF
Hickory Valley was booking after
5usahe 80 in Che court a couple OF
.days.
The cost Of the present term OF
coGr. to the county will be light.
The costs attached to the county
IN only one smaIl case.
Arthur Sullivan clerk, came
down from Hardy Sunday and
has been busy 10 the court, aa
has bis deputy, jasper Jusrua.
Hon. D. l.. King of Hardy IL
hooking after the interests OF cli-
ents in the court, He tells the
Record that he is not a candidate
for circuit judge,
Mrs. Frye of Hickory Valley
| has a cold drink stand at the en-
trance of the court house, aud
seems TO be doing a good busl-
inesa.
I Judge John W. Meeks is a can
! didate for third term on the
rHF@ J1dd1 mee'se- ~ a. p~ps-
glar Official, and his friends are
claiming he will win again,
Judge John p. McCaleb is here
from Batesyille looking after
business in the court and shaking
hands with his old friends, who
are always glad to see him,
There was large crowd oi
people in town Monday, but
nothing like the multitude seen
here when the dockets were
heavy, in the long, long ago,
No opposition TO Prosecuting
Attorney Elmoro for a second
term is being mentioned MIR.
IElmorc is making a good record
ia Office and deserves another
term without opposition.
Judge !. W, Smith, attorney
for Henry sims, the negro who
was fined $50 Monday for carry.
ing a pistol, filed q motion for q
new trial, which vas oyerrUlod
by Judge Meeks
-, f. Meeks of Sidney Is ioro.
man oi the grand jury and =, NJ,
Wileg u the same town ig clerk.
This body is examining quite n
humber Of witnesses and likely
will not adjourn until Saturday,
W, N, Motcali " Evening
Shade, j, NJ, Simpson Of Cave
City, and w. r. BtanfIl of Reed
We're appointed jury commission.
drs Monday and these gentlemen
hnde out the list " jurors for the
next term of court,
Hon j. y. Baker was here
from Melbourne Monday and
Tuesday attending the court and
meeting hls friends he viii be
q candidate for circuit Judge, and
looks now lhaL he and Judge
Sieoks viii have tho Geld 10 them.
glves
There nre about n dozen civil
oasee On lhe docket and these
have been claiming tho attention
u the court since Tuesday. As.
ibis paper Ia put 10 press tho
spit u Dolso johnson aeaInat
Arthur Stewart Va being tried
Tbs slit IN over aomo hoqa,
claimed Wy both parties md val
uhd ~ g2j, ood tho costs In tho
Sharp County record., 1909-08-13
CIRCUIT ellR1.
4 ligat csiuiusG Docket Was D'Spo's'
Of The First Day Of Tie Fs'm'.

Circuit court for the Sou'nefn
ri,sfriny convened Monday morn
nc. and the ntirecriminal dock
1T mas disposed Of the frat day
.cf f3a term, aa follows
STATE vs.
Henry Sims, coIored, carrying
= pistol, jury trial, fined SOU
Henry Sims, colorsd, disturh-
ing the peace; continued.
Lafayette Wilks, carrying a
nielol. dismissed at cost OF de-
fendant.
P. J. Davidson, assault and
battery, nOile pros.
IT, J. Davidson, bre4ch OF the
peace, dismissed at cost OF de-
fendaut.
B.. Smith, ct al !, assault and
6attery, dismissed as To- all eX'
cent 3. Price. Price fined 30.
Lee Marlin, asaauIt and battery
plea of guilty lined 50.
Lee Marlin, drunkenness, dla-
missed at eGss o{ defendant,
MonrUe. Brsy, drunkenness,
Dismissed at cost Of defendant.
Grower Duncan, ASSAULT to XII
md murder, continued
Sharp County record., 1909-08-13

SOLD ny SNOW DRUG CO,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
MEMORIAL DAY FOR
THE MAINE VICTIMS

Washington. ID. c.. Feb. IA Elab
crate preparations for memorial ex-
ercises to be held at Arlington Nation
al Cemetery next Monday in com
memoration of the 11th anniversary
of the destruction of the Maine are
being made here today.
The program for the occasion con-
sists. among other things, of a
grand pilgrimage to the cemetery
and memorial meetings during the
afternoon and evening.
II is expected that the display of
floral offerings will be a feature Of
the day. President Roosevelt viii
send magnificent floral piece and
various civic bodies. firms ana ciu-
zens will contribut eflowers,
Flags throughout the city will BY
at half mast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
BLACK REPUBLIC
ON ITS LAST LEGS

Washington. ID. c., Feb 13.-Con-
ditions in Liberia are causing grave
concern at the capital according to
members of the state department to-
day. Il is believed that crisis in
the affairs of the little African re-
public has been reached and that ma
tional existence of Liberia is drawing
to a close.
Marines have been landed from a
British warship at Monrovia, the cap
ital of Liberia and column of SOL
diers has been despatched from Sier-
ra Leone for the purpose OF afford
ing protection to English residents
and travellers.
The state department here will
make renewed efforts to persuade
congress to appropriate money for
the appointment of a commission to
visit Liberia TO ascertain conditions
and recommend what action should
be undertaken by the United States.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
o o o o o o . o . o O
o PERSONAL MENTION o

" " " " ~ ~ "
Miss Jennie wilbire, of sacramen-
to, Cal, is in the city visiting Mrs
j. l.. Lang for a week.
Attorney Sanderson Reed has re-
turned to Portland after looking over
business matters here for short
time.
r. F. Bullock returned last night
from brief business visit in Albany.
Miss Elene Robertson has left for
Portland, where she will spend Sun
day.
Victor Nash, of Portland, is in the
city looking up old friends and trans.
acting business
r. J. Johnson, a prominent cloth
ier of Seattle. Wash Is in the citv
transacting business and attending the
legislature for short time
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrison. OF
Roseburg, are visiting their many
friends in this city.
George Hahl has sold his store at
asa North Church street to Mr..
Tubbs. MIR. Hahl expects to leave
for his former home in the state OF
Missouri next Tuesday
DR.. d. NJ. Jones, Of Sodaville. is
visiting II. A. Johnson.
r. ~. Hoover. OF near Hoover.
Ore, is in the city.
Mrs. J. Strong, of Junction, is here
on business.
Mrs. j. B. Springer, of Portland, Is
the guest of Mrs. p. S. Bach.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bilgers and daugh-
ters Misses Viola, and Jewel, of Chi
cago, have returned to their home in
Chicago. They have been the guests
of Mrs. Bilger's brother, A. Klein
and family.
Mr. and Mrs ID. w. Drager's two
sons came up from SCOTS Mills today
to spend few days with their par
ents. Mr.. Drager is chief clerk OF
the House.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wanek. of Aurora.
Neb.. have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee McCracken. leaving for
Portland. and hence 10 their homes
today.
Mrs. j. j. Morgan. OF Portland
is being entertained by Mrs. N. H.
Looney at the Reform school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
LnhhN of I.iIInI,crmen.

Washington, ID. C.. Feb. l3.-The
announcement that the congressional
committee had determined to recon-
mend the abolition OF the tariff on
all grades of lumber has brought to
Washington lobby OF lumbermen
from every portion Of the country.
Every possible EFFORT is being made
and every to oircumnavigate this
proposition,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
For Library BENEFIT.

The woman's Clup gave very sue
cessful card part at the home OF Mrs.
F. T.. Smith. on Court street We'd
nesday afternoon. Eight tables Of
800" was played, the prize being
captured by Mrs. Turner oliver. wife
OF the senator from La Grande. A
number OF out-of-town ladies were
present. The money received wilt
be used to purchase the Century Die
tionary OF nine volumes, and Die
tionary on Chemistry, by Watt, OF
four volumes, which will be presented
to the pnbllc library.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
JOHNSON
GOES
IN SENATE
THE HUGHES SAFETY
APPLIANCES

The senate was in session today
and killed the last of the labor bill,
a measure by Senator Snnott. Of The
Dalles. to protect persons engaged
in dangerous occupations. The John
son road bill went through with lit
tie opposition, and now goes to the
house It is the most progressive
road law yet offered. A number Of
local and salary bills were passed,
one going over the governors veto.
Both houses resume work Monday.
the last week of the session.
Safety Appliances Bill.
The Hughes bill for safety gas Jets
and other appliances to protect hu-
man life and property was amended
last night In the house, recommitted
and reported back to the house for
third reading. IL will probably get
up for passage Monday. Mr. Hughes
had the house with him last night,
but sharp filibustering tactics. die
tated by the Portland gas corporation.
made II uphill work. He stood his
ground and fought like a tiger 70
keep the bill on the calendar. and
so that It would not lose it's place,
which he finally accomplished. and
the members Of the house will have
TO go on record for or against the
safety appliances bill
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
A VICIOUS BLAZE
IN SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, Feb. 13. - Fire
broke out In the Mission branch OF
the local postofiice early today and
before the flames were controlled by
the fire department several stores
and apartments over them were de-
stroyed. A dozen families were driv-
en- into the rain-swept streets In their
night clothing and several narrow
escapes from serious injuries were
reported to the police.
The fires started at o'clock In
the morning and by the time the
first apparatus arrived had spread
from the postofnce to n music store
adjoining Second aud third alarms
were turned in and the effective
work OF the firemen prevented the
flames from spreading To the Horace
Main Grammer school across the
street.
While the fire was raging. police
men entered the apartments and sent
their occupants scurrying 20 the
street for safety. So fast did the
flames spread that little time was af-
forded for the rescue OF valuables.
The loss was estimated roughly az
100000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
10 DO Morn raYIng-

Preparations are now under way
al the local rock crusning plant south
OF the city for starting up at any
time The officials of the paving
company are making estimates and
figuring ON the general work of paw
ing Ferry street between Front and
Liberty, and as soon as this work
Is definitely completed the crushing
plant will be set IN operation and
rock hauled 10 the plant in Iew Park
for cleaning aud grading. A large
force OF men will be required upon
the starting of the rock orusher,
which viii work night and day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
At the Y. NJ. e. A.

DR.. ID, L. RAIDER, OF Portland, will
be the principal speaker at the Y. NJ.
G. A, rooms during the regular sun
day afternoon meeting. Or, Pader
will speak on The Loss of Man,
aud the association assures the many
sunday visitors a ninteresting talk
Everybody cordially welcome,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
THE METHODIST CHOIR
IN SACRED CONCERT ]
tunited Press Leased wlrel

Next sunday evening, Feb. a. a
program OF excellent choral music
will be rendered by the above choir
OF 4 Ovoices under the direction OF
Prof. r. s. Mendennall. The pro
gram will contain selections of the
highest order 12 in number) and
music lovers will be given a treat
The public Is cordially invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
WIN Arbitrate Claims.

Washington, ID. e., Feb. lS. -
Special Commissioner Buchanan to-
day cabled the state department that
proetocOl settling the claims OF
Americans against Venezuela has
been signed. He notified the depart
ment that he will leave for Wash
ington next Tuesday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
Unity Church.

Corner OF Cottage and Chemeke'a
streets. Worship, with address on
Lincoln. az II O'Clock. Helen Cope
land will sing Evening Mr.. r. ID.
Ratliff vii speak on The Compari-
son OF Christian Science and the Em-
manuel Movement" Paul S. Bandy'
pastor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
To Wed Portland Girl.

The marriage OF Dr. Seymour
Skin, OF this city, and Miss Verde
Wagner, OF Portland. Will take place
at the brides home. Monday. Febru-
AIRY 18th. Or. Skin Is the eldest son
of DR. and Mrs. VIII Skiff, and is a
prominent club and society man.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
Used u Cheap Means.
United Press Leased wlre.I

United Press Leased wire.l
Skagway Alaska. Feb. iS.-With q
rusty nail. william f. MerrIck, Of
Seattle. today cut his throat froin
car TO ear In the federal jail here ana
died within a few minutes.
Merrlck was confirmed drug usel
and was in jail, awaiting transports-
tlon to Seattle. where relatives had
promised to care for him. He had
recently threatened to kill his wife,
and had been arrested on her con,-
plant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13

The Salem high school basketball
team will have a go with the Rose
burg team tonight In the Willamette
University gymnasium, the game to
begin at S;15. Both of these teams
Rave strong reputation, and, al
though Roseburg has been taking
laurels from all over the country.
the high school team will probably
make them work for victory, II
they get a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
lincoln stamps

Two-cent stamps were issuel by
the Salem postottioe yesterday hear
ing the pictnre of Abraham Lincoln,
in honor OF the martyred Presidents
Tooth birthday anniversary. The
postoniees throughout the entire ma
tlon had instructions 10 hand out
these stamps.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13

Clerk Allen today from Circuit
Judge Galloway, saying he would be
in Salem on the 18th and 2Oth OF this
month to transact any business the
Salem attorneys might have on hand
In department No. 2.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
pwalc, Good Fishing-

Predictions have neen made by
several old times who reside near the
trout streams oI StAyton and Silver
ton 20 the effect that trout fishing
will be the best In many years the
coming season owing to the cold
weather driving the fish to the head
waters. where they remained during
the cold snap aud uigh water, Here
tofore the freshets were detrimental
In scattering the fish and causing a
rod aud line artist 60 chase over
many miles In order TO set In touch
with good fishing but when the high
water prevailed here this wiater an
the fish, especially trout, tucked
themselves snugly Away In the upper
most regions at the streams, where
The swift big water could not get al
them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
,oIler Skating Revived

Roller Skating Hevived---
This amusement IS more popular
than ever. Largest crowd OF the sea-
son last night. Come tonight. Stoud-
emeyer's band. Two sessions. No
Sunday skating.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
Charley Potts

Enjoyed his breakfast better than
ever because his wife served him
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee, grouni
Just before using
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13

For sale or Rent -six-room house,
lots, barn. woodshed, we'll water
Cheap. 495 South Seventeenth
street Phone 1853 2-13-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
wn Examine Papers

The teachers examination closed
today. and many out-of-town teach
ers left for their homes, Papers will
be examined by Supt, W, NJ Smith,
Supt r. T, Moores and Supt J. NJ.
Powers. and the results announced
next week
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
Ror the snnday DInner-

For fresh eggs and country but
ter, or anything In the grocery line,
phone 3tl ]. NJ. Lawrence,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
Lincoln school Honors Lincoln

Lincoln School Honors Lincoln
with song and story the Lincoln
school honored the memory of Abra-
ham Lincoln yesterday afternoon in
most beftting way. The children
we're enthusiastic in paying tribute
to the late President, and his picture
and scenes of his boyhood life were
seen on every hand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13

A lO0O-horsepower vertical gas en-
gine. said to be the largest OF it's
kind was recently put into operation
at Runeorn England, driving an cleo
trio generator. Milwaukee Free
Press.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13

Much Canadian lumber goes to
China. largely for railroad construc-
ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13

Do the wives of the night riders
sit up and wait for themG
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
when You Want

A good cigar try a Tashmoo or
La Corona They are home produc-
tions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
The Doors

The Doors
OF the NJ. V. cash store had 10 be
locked this morning to prevent too
great a jam In the store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
For Obslracling sidewalks

Circait Court Friday
Word Was received BY coan'y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13

". n. Rigdon, Undertake.
Always progressive. up-to-date
Full equipment. largest stock.
l0-aI-eod-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
Skating. skating, skating

Two sessions tonight. 1870 to 10
and 10 TO 12.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13

Band Concert Tonight
At the auditorium rink. Stonde-
meyers hand. Admission 10 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
Paying for Their Fun

The night police rounded up six
druuks last night and placed them
behind the bars OF the city lookup.
They were brought before Judge
Moores this morning and each one
was asked for a donation OF 81 to
the city treasurer. but only one man
was able to dig up and the other 6ve
were returned to the place OF confine
ment for two and a half days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
Church Services

Church Services
Rev. X. V. Rominger, of Portland,
will preach at the First Congrega-
tional church Sunday evening at
1880 and the pastor, Rev. Philip q.
Bauer. will preach at the Central
church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13
Want TO Trot single

A divorce suit was filed In the
county clerks Office today by Ellen
J. Symes against Harvey II. Symes
asking for a separation on the
grounds of desertion.