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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
STORM ALMOST GOT
STEAMER CENTRALIA
Rides Out Gale in Safety But
Comes Out Of 1t Pretty
Badly Crippled

Point Argucllo, Cal, Dec, l0.-With
her boilers disabled, one anchor lost
and her wireless apparatus out Of com
mission, the steamer Centralia lay five
miles south of Point Arguello today
after hard battle with storm that
swept upon her during the night.
Distress calls from the Centralia
were picked up at 2i35 O'Clock this
morning by the Point Arguello wire.
less station. The calls were heard by
the steamships Bear and Harvard,
which headed full speed for the loca-
tion given by the Centralia.
Two hours later the Harvard report
ed that she was alongside the Contra
lia. The Bear then turned bock her
course.
Later the Harvard reported that the
Ccnlralia had safely ridden out Of the
storm and told Of the damage the ship
had sustained. The sea was falling,
the Harvard snid, and the Centralia
appeared to be snfc. Her wireless APP
paratus had been disabled soon after
her call for help.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
Say TURKS AT KORNA
HAVE SURRENDERED

London, Dee. l0.--News Of the sur.
render to the British Of the Turkish
forces ut Kornn, together with the an.
nouncement that the former were IN
control of all the territory from the
junction Of the Euphrntes and Tigrs
rivers TO the Persian gulf. caused sur.
prise here today, ~ well ns saiisfac.
tion.
It was known ihut British force
was operating northword from the
head Of the gulf hut It had not been
generally supposed II was In sufficient
strength TO occupy so extensive a ter.
htory
From the gulf TO the junction Of the
two streams Is about 10 miles and th,
country Is extremely rich The BH
tish troops were said 90 be mostly In
iiuns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
French Claim Advance Of
from 200 to 600 Yards
Germans Deny 1t
ORDERED TO HOLD
EVERY INCH GAINED
UncOnfrmed Reports Say Al
lies Are in Complete Pos
session of Dixnude

Paris, Dee. lO,-Gains by the French
center of from 200 to 600 yards were
reported in the official communication
received here today from the Bordeaux
war office.
Artillery duels it was stated, were
still in progress along the Aisne and
in the Champagne region. Their gem
eral trend tonight was said to be in
favor of the allies.
Continued progress was being made
by the French, according to the com
municotion, in the Argonne district
"Calm," said the text Of the state.
ment, prevailed in Belgium and the
region Of Arras December 9th,
In the regions of Qucsnoy and An.
dcchy we gained from 200 to 800 yards,
taking several trenches
"The French artillery continues to
gain advantages in the Aisne and the
Champagne regions.
"Our progress in the Argonne dis.
trct continues,
Additional trenches have been ia
ken hc the French "a lie prstra, For
ext. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
ROBB WOUNDED
BY WOULD-DE VICTIM
Leave Trail Of Blood and Are
Now Surrounded in Woods
Near Seattle

seattle, Nashp DEC lO.-At uay
break today a score or pohcemen ana
deputy sherlfts advanced on timDer
cd area a mile north OF GREENWOOD
station, Just INSIDE the city hmlts, IN
an effort to route out two wounded
bandits VINO late last night entered the
AJAX pharmacy at Greenwood Statlon
and took $2O from the cash register
The men were eornered last nlghI
and Gordon OF oftlcers was thrown
about space several Dlocks square TO
await dayhght.
me men had no chance TO ger away,
declared Chlef OF Pohce Lang VINO
heads the posse
rhe bandits received their wounds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
EXPERT COMMENTS
ON NAVAL VICTORY,
PRAISES ADMIRAL
Says Admiral Sturdee's Trap
ping Of Germans Was Fine
Bit Of Strategy
GERMANS ERRED IN
LEAVING PAClFlJ
Swifter Boats, Heavier Guns
and Longer Range Won
Victory for British
By ], W. T, Mason
(Former London Correspondent for the
United Press.)

United Press.)
New York, Dec. 10.-The difference
in the accomplishments Of British naval
forces when efficiently and inefficient.
ly handled is aptly illustrated by a
comparison Of the results Of fighting
off the South American coast in one
case on the Pacific and in the other on
the Atlantic side,
The trapping Of Admiral Won Spec s
German cruiser squadron off the Falk.
land Islands was not only remark.
able piece of strategy but it was also
the result Of Unprecedented rapid and
secret action by the British naval
authorities following the sinking Of the
cruisers Good Hope and Monmouth off
Chile
The London government has asked
the home newspapers not to speculate
concerning the means adopted to
destroy the German ships, since there
is more work still to be done at sea.
Consequently authoritative informa.
tion is lacking, II is not difficult
however, to recons,t.,ct, In broad out
line what was done,
Three days before the Chilean dis
aster and two days after the super
dreadnaught Audacious had been sunk
Lord Fisher succeeded Prince Louis OF
Battenberg as British first sea lord
His first important act seems to have
been to create special very speedy
squadron to run down Won Spec and
destroy his fleet of highly efficient bul
Continued on Page Three.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
Lines Strengthened.

Paris, Dee l0,--A general stiffen.
ing Of the allies line was observable
today all the way from the North sea
into Alsace.
The Germans were being pushed
backward slowly. The allies were grad.
ually advancing their outer defenses.
A German attempt ut counter often.
sive was deemed a possibility, With
this in view, the allies were doubly
strengthening every position they Sc.
cured.
It was evident that Generals Joffre
ond French had ordered their men to
hold every inch Of ground they gained,
no matter what it might cost to do so.
The French artillery were support.
ing the infantry admirably
Fighting was brisk in the vicinity
Of Yprcs and along the line from the
coast to Lille.
Ypres it was reported, had again
been bombarded
Unconfirmed reports were current
that the allies were In complete pos
session Of Dixmude.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
THE FAMOUS EDISON
PLANT is BURNED
By Great ExertiOns LabOra-
tory Was Saved---6,OOO
Thrown Out Of Work

West Orange, N. j., Dec. 1O.-With
the exception Of the inventor Is labora-
tory, the worldfamous rhcmas A. Edi.
son plant here was in ruins today. 1t
will be rebuilt Immediately. The loss
was estimated today at $7,000,G0 with
insurance of $2,000,000.
Construction experts were astonished
over the fire. They had believed the
plant was the last word in fire proof
construction.
"I intend to start all over again, al.
though / IN more than 67 years old, -
said Mr.. Edison today "I'm pretty
well burned out but there will be a
mobilization here and as soon as the
debris has cooled sufficiently it will
60 right to work to reconstruct the
pant.'
The fire started at $3.50 p. m. It
spread with amazing rapidity and
destroyed an entire square block Of
modern reinforced concrete buildings.
Especial efforts, under the personal
direction Of Mr.. Edison were made to
save the laboratory and these were sue.
cessful In all IL buildings were
destroyed.
The firemen were hampered in their
work by the large quantities of cbemi'
calls stored in the larger buildings.
Explosions occurred frequently and
four firemen were injured.
Employees who were at work in the
various departments all escaped safely
the fire drill bell being sounded and
men and women marching out In
virtually perfect order, Seven thous
and men and women were employed il
the Edison plant. About 5000 will be
thrown out Of work until the buildings
are rebuilt.
Most girls quit having their pictures
III. Al, -. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
LUMBER INDUSTRY,
OREGON'S GREATEST;
MAR|ON'S Showing
The Total Production Of the
State Is 2,S7l,l9S,OOO
Feet, Board Measure
VALUE $28,7ll,9SO
WAGES $lO,OOO,OOO
Army Of 10000 Employed.
Marion County Is Seventh
in Amount Produced

An army of over 10000 people, men
and women, are given employment in
Oregon every year in tae different
branches of the timber industry, the
states greatest natural resources, to
whom is paid out annually in wages
and salaries approximately $l0,0OO,00O,
according to statistics compiled from
the reports received by Labor Commits
sioner Hoff for his biennial report,
which will be ready for distribution in
very short time.
The report also shows that the total
output Of all branches of the industry,
which includes, sawmills, shingle mills,
planning mills, box factories, furniture
factories, etc, is 2,S7l, 10000 feet
(board measure) of lumber last year
whicn was a dull year in the lumber
business-which, at the lowest estimate
of $40 per thousand feet at the mill,
represents total valuation of $26,7ll,-
$50. The aggregate total value of all
plants treated in the report is $l9,242,-
| I1l9.
In Marion county, according to the
report there was q total ct $50 per-
sons employed In the industry during
the report year TO whom was paid in
wages and salaries an aggregate OF
$l0l0S2, and the average number OF
: days these mills and factories was OPP
Grated during the year prior to Septem-
Der 50, 1914, was but 250, which rep
resents very short year. Tae total
output and consumption of the mills
and factories of this county for tho
year was l2l $4,000 feet, board meas
ure, representing an aggregate value
of $l244,35 and the total value OF
.all plants amounted to $93S,000
The report covers the operations OF
the sawmills, shingle mills, planning
mills box factories and furniture fac
tories in every county of the state;
shows the number of skilled and un-
skilled workmen employed in alt
branches Of the industry together with
the average daily wage of each class
of labor, the average number Of days
employed during tAe year and the kind
and amount Of power used The data
is compiled in tabulated form and is
the first time that the tremendous
scope Of this great industry has been
prepared in this comprehensive man
ner.
The following table shows the total
output Of all of the mills and factories
in .he state during the year, in board
measure feet, and the value of the
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
Thlnk n Wlll stop Them.

Washington, Dec, l0-lnsiwctions
characterized by government officials
AZ "clusticn have been sent General
Tasker II. Bliss, who Ia en- route 10
Naco, Ariz., from sun Antonio Il was
announced here today While It was
announced that no act Of "nggrcs.
sionn was contemplated, II was ex.
pniued that government officials
draw n distinction between aggressive
and defensive action.
II was understood here that Sccrc,
tary Bryan believes that when oddi
tionnl artillery and cavalry reach Naco
and The Mcxicnns realize that further
failure 60 control The direction Of their
fire may result In the shcling Of Ma.
60, sonora, they will change their ioc.
ties and make certain that their bullets
viii not fall In American territory
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
BASKET BALL LEAGUE
HAS PRACTICE GAMES

The six teams Of the Commercial
Basketball league Of the Y. NJ G. A.
held their first practice period last
night aud from the showing made Sa.
lem Is assured Of wealth OF basket.
bail talent this year from which TO
pick u team Of stars TO represent the
city In contests with other teams of
the valley. No scores were kept of the
games, and many Of the players were
on the floor for the first time since
last year. They are all keen for pruc.
ticc, however and before the season
is over the players viii be on their
tocs for every advantage that IL TO be
gnincd from consistent training aud In.
trlligcnt application to the finer points
Of the game.
Che teams appear to be about evenly
matched at this early pnrt Of the sea.
SON aud numerous hot contests are
promised. The teams were matched as
follows last nights llouser Bros. w.
Watt shipps, Capital Nationni Bank vs.
Capital Business College Roth Grocery
Co, Va. Salem Wooden Mills CO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
ILL HEALTH, THEN SUICIDE

San Francisco, Dec. 10.-Mrs. Eva
Hyman was found dead in bed by her
husband here today, She committed
suicide by sending bullet into her
heart Mrs Hyman, her husband said,
had been in poor health for months.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
Continued from Page six)
WOULD STOP EVERYTHING,

Washington, Dec. lO.--A bill, provid
ing that not only contraband Of war
but that food or any other thing which
aids In the slightest degree the prolong'
ing Of the war shall be barred from
export from the United Stotes, was i'm
troduced in the senate today by Sena'
tor John D. Works, Of California,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
Repulsed, Say Germans.

Berlin, by wireless to London, Dee.
lO.-Frcnch attacks on the Germans nj
Rocroi, Coureuilles and in the eastern
Argonne district Wednesday wero bro.
ken the war office announced today,
by a heavy fire from the Teutonic
masked batteries, The Gallic forces
we're soid to have lost heavily
In the LouyNin district, It was re.
ported that the French shelled the Ger.
man trenches but attempted no infan.
Try assaults.
con the eastern front, " continued
the official statement, "there have
been artillery encounters only in the
Ma2uriNn Lake region.
"ln northern Poland our troops op.
Grating on the right bank Of the Wis.
tula river stormcd and took Pr1anysz
capturing 500 prisoners and some ma
chine guns. Also In northern Poland
several Russian attacks were rcpuls'
I'd. -
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CONDITION
SAID TO Be SERIOUS
Reports as to Nature Of At
tack Conflicting, May Be
Acute Bronchitis

London, Dec. 10.-The kaiser had a
bad coughing spell this morning, ac-
cording to dispatch received here to-
day from Amsterdam. 1t was said he
was not relieved until his wife and the
count physician had worked over him
for an hour.
The fact was accepted that his
maiesty's illness was serious. A strict
censorship prevailed in Berlin but re-
ports were received from various points
and from most reliable sources.
The attack was described in some
dispatches as pneumonia, in some as
bronchitis in some as influenza and in
some as nervous prostration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
ONE IS KILLED IN EDISON FIRE,

West,( Orange, n j., Dee, lO-Thc
body Of william Troder was recovered
today from Sac plant Of the Thomas
A. Gdsn company, destroyed by fire
Yesterday. Another man aud a girl
were reported missing. Troder was EN-.
ployed In the film inspection building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10
Condition Unchanged.

London, Dec. 1O.-Latest Berlin re-
ports received here today, bearing the
marks of official approval, declared
the kaiser 8 condition unchanged.
The people had supposed his majesty
was still in Breslau until the Lokal
Anzeiger announced his presence in the
capital. He returned here last Thurs.
day night. The authorities forbade
demonstrations about the palace, ewing
to his illness.
In 1912 he suffered from bronchial
trouble and from muscular rheumatism.
One report was that the kaiser con.
tracted cold during a hasty visit TO
Vienna.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10

As rule the girl who In 40 plain
that she looks Hike souvenir Of the
colonial rcriod makes fine wife.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10

A bachelor saws love is a capsule
used 20 digest the bitterness OF mutri.
mony.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-10

The dissatisfied wife ia proof Of her
husband 5 fnllure-sometimes,
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Information for Travellers
Time Of departure Of trolcys wilmington
Trains Marked 60 Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON r. r.

M TO '4' o 4 o. so 50 1G ss 10 s so 80 5 81 81
40. 45s' 500, 5.3s oios 2 ea5 7.lo
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gorss $50 aos7 Mlsas a.
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Washington A.
T9 3& & 1o Ia Ma i9l sS 2os' 9os aSo
70 Baltimore and Way Stations sanaays A. M.aos P So
DELAWARE DIVISION B. &
the state. A M oS sis lo.44' M.
2e2 34as ad2 g. 53 Saturdays .only3.25 p. NJ.
A. M a. 7.53. 1O.44 p. NJ
1857. M-i'io. e.15. S.oe
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sis sis. 7sS. 1892 loos 4'' 'S' '''l'' 'ls' 81"
Philadelphia Sundays M-o.io. 5aa. s.2i So. 10 So
11s'. p Mie6' 327' 4.oo 51s' 7O5
R.a, and ,F5 RlIIADELFHA @tEs REA2ISq S RAPIw4Y
sundSys~s.i5 a.. NJ. and p NJ '' 'i' ''
rfdPhis and Chester daily 49, CO. 10 80 A. M r. 80
PENNs GROVE FERRY
Leave Fourth street Wharf daily 100 $50 a. mi Las 500 p. m.
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
tho hour and half hour for instance
Castle and Market on the
leaving
Market every Is
o minu afe hour. oc
the connect Brandywn Springs for
before the hour and
G5s
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PROPOSAL.


u ROPOSALS-BOARD OF STATE SUP
L PLIES, DOVER. DEL.
sealed proposals addressed as above and
endorsed, Proposals For Printing and Sup.
plies. for printing Corporation Laws,
school Laws, Constitution Election AMI
Registration Laws Report of Auditor Of
Accounts, Adiutant General Report, State
rrcasurer's Report. Report OF State Board
OF Health, Insurance Commissioners Report
Insurance and Banking Laws and other
printing. stationery and supplies for the
urer, Insurance Commissioner, Auditor OF
Accounts Chancellor. State Board Of Edu-
cation Superintendent OF Schools for Kent
county Superintendent Of Schools for
Sussex county. Superintendent of Schools
for New Castle county, County School
Commission Of Kent county state Board OF
Agriculture Clerk of the Peace Of New
Castle county, and supplies for the 1915
General Assembly viii be received until
day Of May. A. n. 1914
Specifications and blank proposals may
be obtained at Office Of Secretary OF State
on on after May ~. 1914.
Samples Of proposed printing and sup,
nlics when specifications refer to sam.
piles. may be seen at the ohice of tho Secre-
tary oi State
The proposals must be accompanied by q
certified check Tor 10 per contum Of the
said board
Only those proposals made upon the
blanks furnished by said board win be
entertained
Right 90 reject any and an bids is ro.
served. THOMAS w. MILLER
Secretary Board of State Supplies.
Dover Del April. apr23-may2,716.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

II STATE or FRANCIS j. MCGOWAN,
II DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tcsia.
mentary, upon the estate OF Francis Me.
Gowan. late OF Wilmington hundred, de-
ceased, were duly granted unto Daniel =.
Buckley, on the twenty second day Of April
A. j.. 1914, and an persons indebted 20 tho
said deceased arc requested TO make pay
mont 20 Che executor without delay, and all
persons having demands against the de-
ceased arc required 10 exhibit and present
the same, duly prohated, 60 the said execu
tor ON or before the twenty day Of
April, A. ID. 1915. or abide by the law in
this behalf. DANIEL =. BUCKLEY
Address Malloy and Brady, Attorneys at
Law. Wilmington. Del. apr25.ood.9 o.
II STATE or FANNIE T.. HARRIS.
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes.
tamentury upon the estate of Fannie H.
Harris, late of Wilmington hundred. de-.
ceased, were duly granted unto Harrison W
Howell and Charles * Harris ON the 2sth
day Of April, a. ID. 1914 and an persons in.
debted TO the said deceased are requested TO
make payment 20 the executors without do.
lay, and an persons having demands
against the deceased are required to eXhihit
and present the same. duly probated to the
said executors on or before The 2sth day of
April, A. ID. 1918, or abide by the Law in
this behalf.
HARRISON w. HOWELL.
CHARLES X. HARRIS.
Address Ward, Gray and Neary. dupont
BLDG city. maybe %.
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; IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MAY

II this is your birthday and you
wish to achieve great success, you
must do one thing-learn to control
yourself.
If you learn to govern yourself,
your temper and your strong will you
may become a giant of power and
dominate any number of people.
Il would be well for you to choose
as your companions persons born be-
tween September % and October %.
A man born on this date is Jealous,
an ardent lover and a generous hus-
band
woman born on this date Is at
tractive, a lover of praise. inclined TO
vanity and a iiirt.
Taurus is the governing sign and
Venus the planet These give a
strong love nature, dominant will and
tremendous vitality.
The Want Ads will assist in find
ing lost articles. in locating good
real estate bargains and in finding
profitable business partnerships.
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Address Ward, Gray and Neary. DUPONT
Bldg city may2 lot
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PUBLIC SALES.

ID UBLIC SALE-FURNITURE AND RUGS
Il from Van Buren street house, will be
sold az Stidham & Son s Auction Store, No.
III East Fourth street.
FRIDAY. MAY g. 1914.
at 1 O'Clock, p NJ.
AkLOR--Mahogany frame parlpr Suit,
Administer Rug, 9Nl2 Oil Paintings, Table,
Vases Poriieres Mahogany Rockers. Sofa
Davenport Bric-a- Brac. Etc
DlNINGROOM-Oak Pedestal Extension
Table, Buffet, six leather seat Chairs. China
Closet set Of Dishes Table Linen. Game
Pictures, Curtains, Couch. Silverware. Etc
LlBkAkN-four-piecc suit in Early Eng
lsh, Easy Rockers. Morris Chair Turkish
Rocker. Library Table and Pictures. 9xI2
Oriental Rug, Etc.
BEDkOOMS-Three extra heavy BRASS
Beds In Colonial and continuous posts.
Mahogany Dresser, Princess Dresser and
Chifonier Bird s-Eye Maple Chinonier and
Princess Dresser Crcassian Walnut three
pieces OF Bedroom furniture Bedding.
Sheets, Spreads two fine goose feather
teds' PILLOWS and Bolsters three Eel: Mat.
tresses % pounds each. 4 be tufiful Rugs
in sizes 9x12. 7.6xg. savfob ami
others. Many articles used about good
house. Porch Rockers Stair and Hall Car.
pets.
NOTlCE-lhe owners Of these GOOD have
left the city and the above goods are IN
the best of order, having only been used six
months. Anyone looking for good furni.
ture should be ON hand TO see the best auc-
tion sale Of the year. These goods cam he
seen the morning Of sale We deliver an
goods bought at this sale free 4 deposit
will hold any article for one week
SIIDHAM SON
mayi,5'f Auctioneers for Owners.
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SPECIAL NOTICE


w ATER RATES-THE FOLLOWING
w preamble and resolution was unani-
mously adopted by the Board of Water Com
missioners at regular meeting Of the board,
held on May 4. 1914;
Whereas, II is the intention Of this depart
ment 10 install meters to all properties that
are now, or may hereafter be supplied by
Brandywino water as quickly as the work
can be done therefore be it
Resolved, That commencing January 1,
1915, and continuing yearly thereafter
water will be furnised to consumers to whose
service meters have been applied by meter
measurement only, and that no new service
will be installed except upon meter basis.
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
may7 eod-3t MAHLON BELTS. SECRETARY
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n ATE MODEL CADILLAC. 5.PAssEN.
ger car. Condition perfect Cheap
Address Sll. Evening journal Once
apr1S-tf.
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ONE STANLEY" STEAMER TOURING
~ car and two light trucks for sale at
bargain II sold at once. Address $40.
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Il OR SALE-sEVEN ROOM HOUSE
II Twenty-second street. below Claymonf.
frice, sl525 Address 50, Evening four
n"l once may7-tf
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For SALE


II OR SALE-CABiN LAUNCH. AD.
II dress S. s. Evening journal Ofice.
may6-tf.
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TYPEWRITERS

-.
~ AlEWtlihhS RENTED - IhItEn
Il months 50 90. Rental applied on par
cuase. Sold, S5 90 monthly rypewriters
repaired Royal typewriter Agency Type
writer Exchange, No. 9l5 Market street.
aug2a.u.
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REAL ESTATE FUR SALE

-
EOk sALE-BARBER SHOP; GOOD
a location. Address ST. Evening Jou1.
mai once. apr2s12,.
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HAIR DRESSING

: =
VNit.A r.. EVANS. sHAMpOOING. HAIR.
IL dressing and facial massage, scalp treat
ment and mancuring. tombinss made aud
hair dyed. No. sft Market 80. d. S A.
Phone 354fD. ian22-t
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n ABY COACH FOR SALE GOOD CON.
- dition. Ills ". SIXTH ST.
may62t