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$3.50 Per fear.

gang of nine thugs beat up and
nearly killed q railroad man at
Stanley yesterday. They then
boarded train for this city. The
railroad officials communicated:
with the local police and arranged
the ruse. The train on which the
bandits were riding was stopped
at a point near the city, which had
been agreed upon between the po-
lice and the railroad officials.
The police were concealed at this
point, and when the train stopped,
the criminals realized that some
thing was doing ana Iaey tumbled
off and took to their heels.
&& Chief Dougherty and a special
Great Northern man were there
and one of the iiveliest. leg ,exer--
cises ever seen In these parts took
place. The criminals were pretty
feet of foot and had the despelsa-
tion of escape from a term In the
penitentiary to spur them on. Il {
They were all chased down and
placed under arrest. Eight CT
the gang have been identified. az
those who assaulted the railroad
.I,hSs afternoon Sheriff Slaught-
er of Mountrail county came to Mi
not armed with warrants for the
bunch, and they were taken to
Stanley this afternoon. The iden-
tification is SO complete that there
is no question Z" OF them getting a
good long term in the penitenl
tiary. -. s..s:
g. 1t took the chief Of police about
two hours to recover his breath
after the chase was ended, but he
is ready now for any competitor In
a Marathon -. -. 4. stE-s:.E
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TWO CHILDREN ARE
POISON VICTIMS

Grand Forks, N. d.. Oct. Fl -.
.Ptomair1e poisoning killed Dan
Caldwell, aged 8 years, and George
Caldwell, aged 5 years. children Of
Mr.and Mrs. Ed. Caldwell, now
residing near Vancouver, !. Wash,
and who formerly resided at Man
vel. this county! ssa;
Letters received today from Van
conver by friends Of the family.
tell Of the terrible ira gedy.
S3 The children were N poisoned by
eating timed minced ham, and both
fingered for several days. Their
death, however. occurred within
"a hours Of each other.
" Three other members of the
family were seriously affected by
the poisoning. but are now recov-
sring. t.5s ~ F4si s;s :. "a, .! v. 4,
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and Mrs Pommie ier and Mrs.
Mark TcArdle, j. Martin, = Mr.
and Mrs. Pfeifer,, and IN r.e and Mrs:
Norman. During the fair which
will last two DAYS a sal le will; take axe
place zcf Faney work 4 cand y HI and | q
various other goods which have
been prepared Or will be prepared
sSthe ladies' alter society A q.
home ta lent play will be- given sat
the same time and special moving
pictnras will be- shown, good
orehestr will be ngaged to play
sdurln the shows. The la lies
will serve dinner and sup per a and a
&luncl during both days cor
dial invitation Is extended To alll::
The date as well as other articu-
lars VIII sbe given III later issue a'le E
5Sof this pap er
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CoteauIon business M onday.
#ss s5 Miss Minnie Syckes called at the
Skredsvig home Sund Ia j. sS;
H# Mrs Little was Yisitor in Co
teau Mond day }isss 8 IS
d Mrs F'rebeI 5of Coteau came out
in the hills Saturda y to attend q q
meeting Of the = conan lodge
which was held that evening g.
&s Mrs John Stewart visited at the
Charlie ollins home Sunday.
s NNIrs Wallace went to Kenmare
Friday with her son 81 Donald who
left theS same evening FOR Mime
sspo1is, where he Will "a sstend scnool
Turing the winter.
Finger Skardet and Mrs. Chas.
Wallace and children were in Co
3teau Monday
Ellen Howard visited at the John
Stewart home Sunday szs
John Stewart ant wife were iii
S%3oWbelIss Fri lay to see the heart
& 2ioctor who was there on that day:
Ss Messrs Skarde ct i'll EI gle and
s5 4: Pierson were il II lobe Sat
surday sss "a
ZA ZA prairie fire which started III the
safIls burned few Hes sunday,
ouf no damage was one The
Ire must have been started by some
hunters at a. place where no one
lives. There were d. number Of
slunters at the place where the fire
vas started. The hunters should
oe very care full about the way they
use matches, as 81 Ire Of this kind
may do thousands of dollars worth
of damage. 5s!i
s55 Mr.. West was in Goteau Saturday
ohm Stewart, ] r, was in Goteau
last week S$s
Cor. 5S
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isrom ,l5'l 4 q stan 4 eorrean 4 psnidenn;


from tatfrt3 eorresn sndentl &
Threshing around here Is about
ali done. lost Of the rig gs laid up,
Tuesday on accom- 4 Of he high; 81;
wind
Nj Grimm closed his blac cksmithi
shop for "a GeW days and is cut
ming MI. Sal mon reshing en- S
sgine. CT.
School closed iiIs N dis
last week of the ne,
y Illness ut the teach her. iss Peter; !;
son she is better this Week and sl
school going ne 90 me- sas
seyer. SssS
Kundi ger III rs out Tor
y an aact ON the first nf4 1SDYem mber.
are Ger inly s0rry see 1r
SInd ger ere i5e
has mad de ssas success of frling
ana tltatssa stth az men nis We
s ke tol zee sta here but hes no
sI ,ibt BE- bach lereS and start
sSovar AZ Ibis hi d. sar oT
aIld al piss were shop
ping Y gl e ondss q
iss Irean lborg has been Y
week N Mis zen es7 &
n serli Of on
,ne 81 Q JIollnsoI' y boys was
& severely ininre perating
asol he en gine. Ias Ing
mac hinery EIe Sla
managed sto op The engine but
II f,t I'M las liis oshes had been
& fwi listed ii Iisa to lSe
tsii3:g gSs sifYo ose He came Nery | near
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= GE,-JW - " :
55Es The. people : In Bowbells and the
surrounding territory will be great
ly pleased to learn that Rev. A. H.
Beer, who during the past 4 two
years has been acting as pastor of
the local M. E.. church here. has
been returned to this city for an
other year: During his stay in
tllisfs city the reverend gentleman
has proven himself to be the most
efficient, best liked and the, most
willing pastor that ever was assign
ed to the Bowbells charge. Dur
ing his stay here he has made
friends; Of everyone. with whom he
has come in contact, and his return
to this city will most certainly be
welcomed by people Of all faiths.
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SACRIFICE D HIS ARM !
70 sA|V I IIs, LIFE /:

ton root
head and ent nerY saved
tbs 3of VaigneT denberg,
aged sacri Heed his III
rig1, ~ tIhTeslI hin 81 dent;
The boy was tsrai ng nut on
tlIrss hing Ell ine Wli en his wrench.
slipped ana isS arIil was ca ught
in he braced him ~
self "a rIn WIS iteral pull
lose co oiisci inIisn irected the
work of appI tourni que to
Nh Essrr
ils iss aee Il roeS 81 Il;
Iaaf tra n med iail lle 81
shas
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Man WHO SHOT 0 PALS.
GETS FIVE YEARS

Devils Lake, N. D., Oct. 21.--
SAdolph Tornberg, who created Il a
sensation two weeks ago at Rolla
by shooting a couple of his COM
rades, was arraigned here yester-
day afternoon before Judge CIV.
Buttz to enter a plea cf guilty to
the charge of assault with q dead :
5ly weapon with intent. to kill A
sentence of five years in the state
spenitentiary: was meted out for
the man. 1t appears that liquor
got the best of the fel low, who
otherwise was a Woodworking In.
sdividual. # .5t7 II .s
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$4,000 PACKAGE Q|
NONE DISAPPEARS

Mlnot, N. p. Z Oct, 2 A regist-
cred mail 81 package containing
~ 1000 sent from Grand Forks and
addressed to- the State Bank of
SAntler, mysterious ly disapp reared
while enroute and when the pack
age reached its d estimate On instead
zofs having the M oney it obtained
nothing but newspap pers. |=.55Ess NJ
The disap ppearance occurred sew
ieral days ago and ne federal a1l-
Sthorities have been working on5the
matter ever since but SO far have
not been \ able to unearth any in
eormat ton as to how the theft oc-
CURED. T. 5S 3fS Y "A
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The Tribn is just in receipt
iof a letter from Fred II. Park for
merly Of this city, but who is now
located at M olalla, Oregon |, where
he is engaged in the moving pics
Sture business. He tells us that he
Is getting along lovely, and asks
us to greet his many Friends here
for him.
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BAND ! Of THUGS i.
CAUGHT BY RUSE

Minot, D. I, Oct. 2 A bunch
of nine of about the worst looking
criminals that have been seen in
this city for man moons were
caught by the local police in one
of the cleyerest ruses that has been
worked on the bands Of cutthroats
in this section For some time. a
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Borbsns. County North friday,

OF d age The bullet entered ID
front ofs the hip and passed out
sbehind, flicting a painful but not
serious ound 5SEss
The gtin had been used on Sat
urday }by an older brother OF the
two philaren to Kill rats and he
had negl lected to remove the loads.
Yesterday Leslie Sherman procur-
ed the gnn with which to play In
dian and while engaged in this
pastime IL was discharged, the bull
let striking the little girl. a3 Y 81
She was taken to Isl. J oseph's
1Iospital where the Wound was
dressed. She is resting easy. to-
day and unless comp piieations set
In, othing serious will result
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60 ist.15 t5 7SI5
Shot
By HER BROTHER

Minot Oct. ~ Laura,
the 2-year-old daugh tier of Mr..
and Mrs. +. Sherman Of this
city, was accid entally shot in the
hip with % ~ 3 calibre rifle in the
hands Of Lesl lie2 Sherman her young-
5erS broth er, who is a bout ! 0 years
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way the delights OF 4 being about
where. the men were at D work. :5$3
His little sister saw the accid dent
and her screams were the first
warning OF the horrible ira gedy.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19
''TokaIOn' Dairy Is
Model Institution

''TokalOn Dairy cream is the name
of a new brand of perfectly pure whip.
ping cream which was placed ON the
Salem market for the first time today.
II comes from the TOkalon Dairy
ranch, and is reduced under the ideally
hygienic conditions which surround
every process there. The Tokalon
dairy is under the management of G,
w. Eyre & Son, and henceforth the
cream is to be for sale in this city at
the Roth grocery.
4 Mr. Eyre stated Yesterday that he
has been supplying the Hotel Portland
with cream for some time and has now
! increased his plant so that he can meet
/ local demand. Tokalon dairy is located
about two miles east Of Pratum at the
foot Of the Waldo hills, and is one of
! the model dairies Of the state. About
twenty-four high grade cows are kept
under absolutely sanitary conditions
and are fed a ration tending to produce
milk of a uniform richness and quail
I ity, free from foreign tastes or odors.
I The cows are carefully groomed each
day. Milking machines are used and
/ in the milking room everything is kept
spick and span. The inside of the
room is painted white and all herds
men wear white uniforms, From the
milking machines, which are con
structed so that the milk is not exposed
to air or dust, the milk goes to the
separators, and from there TO the cans,
which are sealed against all dirt and
germs. All milk is scientifically cooled
/ by machinery and this and the absolute
cleanliness makes it possible to keep
the cream sweet for as long as a week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Our ad man asked r. c. Wright the
other day II he would care to change
his ad IN this paper He said that hC
was only selling insurance and that he
thought his slogan "when undecided
insure with Wright" was sufficient
Judging by the amount Of publicity Mr.
Wright has secured for his business il
tho past few weeks we are not sure but
that he is right. Editor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19
coNaREssMBN CAUGHT IN RAID,

Washington, Jan. 1.-two members
of congress, it was reported here to-
day, were caught in raid last night
on a pool room and gambling house in
the suburbs of Baltimore, in which las
men were arrested. The two congress
men were released at once when they
showed ere Vantials giving them i'm.
munity from arrest.
Many government employees were
missing from the various departments
today. Those arrested We're mostly
capitol employees and BARRIERS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

in connection With the Willamette Val
ley Exposition association. Mr.. Duns
more is not only one of the executive
comittee of this association, but has al
so been appointed one Of the committee
to take charge Of tile exhibit at the
Panama.Pacific exposition. lie will
leave for San Francisco next Tuesday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19
Tho Hiphlnnd ronchora, nssocln

Tho Highland Teachers association
have presented the school with two pic.
lures, "Sir Galohad" and "Christ and
the Doctors, +" At their meeting held
last week u special program was given
before large and enthusiastic audience.
The people Of Highland viii hold u
community sing at the Highland school
tomorrow evening,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Ex.chief slovoE Of the Portland po.
lice force, now OF Clenr Lake, near sn.
lem, will speak at the Commons Mis-.
sion, 2ll state street, this evening at
1880, The interest and attendance ut
the mission is ON the increase and spe.
eiol services are being held each even.
ing, Rev y. D, Jackson and others as
ssting the superintendent,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

The First Congregational church will
give an old.time party in the parlors Of
the church next Friday evening. At
this party everyone is expected to wear
the clothes Of their grandfather or
grandmother, or a style of garment that
would be right up to style at period
sometime befcce the war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

now on the coast looking up the posi-
bilities of the flax industry in tais val
ley, wired that he would arrive in Sa-
lem this afternoon, Mr.. Crawford will
consult with several Of the leading
financiers Of the city and county re-
garding the establishing of the flax in.
dustry at Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

The West Salem band held rohoar.
eol at the city hail last night, The baud
y now holding weekly rehcarsals In
their cndeayor to bring themselves up
70 a high standard, Arrangements are
being made TO hold a basket social
sometime next week for the hcncfit Of
the band,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

The regular monthly dinner CT the sa.
lem commercial club will be held at
the club rooms Wednesday evening
January 20, at $3.50 O'Clock. Addresses
will be made by Judge Chas. McNary
Senators Gus Mosher of Portland, and
r.. r. Butler, Of The Dalles, and Repre-.
sentative S. b. Huston Of Portland
Business prospects for 1915 will be dis
cussed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

The "annual meeting of the Men 8
Liberal club will be held tomorrow
evening at s o'clock at the Unitarian
church. Election Of officers for the
coming year aud other important bust
ness win come before the club. All
membcrs are requested to be present,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Tho domestic science department. Of
the high school will serve n o'cloc,
dinner 70 the teachers and school di-
rectors and their wives next Thursday
evening, at the high school building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Through an error. the junior girls
team was given the losing end in the
report of the game played before the
Elks lodge in this city with the fresh
man team Of the high school. The jun
iors won the game from the freshmen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Miss Blanche Flint, Of Marion, was
brought TO the city today by aer par.
cuts, Mr.. and Mrs Bon Flint, and taken
to the home Of W. N. Blodgctt, where
salem physicians were called In con.
Mlmtion concerning the nature Of her
illness, She Is scriously IN and will
probably submit to an operation at n
local hospital,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Mosher the tailor is actually giving
away an extra pair Of trousers with
ench suit ordered during his special
January clearance sale, 9ii state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Don't forget Rinehart's shoe store
has reopened at 1852 North Commercial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Reinhart'u quality shoe store now al
l5a North Commercial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

On ladies suits ordered now, Mosher
is giving a reduction OF from 10 to 20
per cent, 3li State,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Alleging that patent on pump
valve which was represented to be
worth $4,000 had turned out to pc
worth considerably less, Frank schuler,
Of Aurora, was suing +. A. Evans IN
department No. ! az the circuit court
this afternoon for the return Of 1906
when he claims TO nave spent for the
patent pump valve which only aided in
draining his purse. Schuer alleges in
his complaint that Mr.. Evans told him
that the patent valve was reasonably
worth $4,000 aud was. known as the
White straight way valve. Mr.. Evans,
II is alleged sold one.third interest
in the patent for $3.50 and then later
obtained $50 more f'on the plaintiff on
the grounds that IL was necessary for
the perfection of the patent OF this
last sum So was returned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Shetland pony contest closes Tebru
ary !, at 0 p. m,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

The Shetland pony contest will clos,
at 0 p. M, February /.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Relnhart'a quality shoes at 1852 North
Commercial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Dr, Mendelsonn, specialist In fitting
glasses correctly. U. $, bank bldg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

FIR WOOD $4, maple $3.50. Phone
2249.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Furniture upholstered. Reinhard Cab.
met factory, 266 Chomeketa, Phone
6ll.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

FouND-Pair eyeglasse Inquire jour
nal office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

The district convention of tho
Knights Of Pythias held at Dallas wns
ATTENDED by a large number Of Knights
from all over the state, Over 1875 were
present at the meeting last night. All
of the grand Officers Of the state were
present A banquet was served by the
local lodge and speeches were made by
the different Officers Of the lodge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Tho Rev. Q. II, nunmorc, Of Tndepen.
dcnec, IL In the city today on business
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Furniture upholstered. Reinhard Cab
met factory 266 Chemeketa. Phone
.5ll.
The annual congregational meeting
OF tine Unitarian church will be held
this evening at 1880 at the chuich. An
friends and members are requested to
be present as important business wiz
come before the meeting.
.
The Taxpayers league will meet at
the court house tonight at 1880 O'clock.
Ex-State Printer Harris will talk on
the expenditures Of the state printing
office and there will also be other
speakers, All taxpayers are invited to
attend, Robert H. Smith, secretary )t
the Oregon Rational Tax Reform asso.
citation, is among those scheduled fo'
addresses
Attention, Moose Initiation at
Moose hall Tonight, corner Court and
High streets, All visiting brothers wei.
come
N. Lynott, who recently secured the
contract for the construction Of tho
new taihoad to be built from here 10
Stayton Ia In the city, and has estab.
lished U'fices in the Hubbard building,
Mr., Lynott moved with his family TO
Salem today and win make this city his
home during the construction of the
road,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Grand last night to crowded house
and proved bright and sparkling ma.
steal farce, vita more dancing than
music, Some Of the musical numbers
were very catchy, however, and there
were some pretty stage scenes and cley-
er dnncing, Julian Rubell the coined.
ian, earned liberal applause, and ON tho
whole the audience was well enter
tanned,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

GOAT MEAT for sale; first-class only.
Phone 2l60 NJ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

WOODSAW FOR SALE-Can be seen
ut IA North Commercial street.
Price $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Brass and bronze casting; babbitt
bearings, Gilbert 4 potee, 500 Ferry
street,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

In the complaint Of ], M Brimson
against 9. y. Stansbury, set for trial in
Judge Webster's court at 2 o clock this
afternoon, on statutory charge, the
case did not come 10 trial, as everything
was settled satisfactorily out of court
The defendant left town for good anl
the cost of the complaint was paid by
crimson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

WOoDSAW FOR SALE Can be seen
at 744 North commercial street.
Price $50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

Reinhart's shoe store still In business
See them at l52 North Commercial
street,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19

new TODAY

MhW hHNhAX
J I
7 Ono cont nor word eacb inser. :
I Vion' Ill a,.4;aa4. 4
\ DVPi L, Lot .u' Il eLa,,I4 ,,SG'In' ~ Y ~ H.,
( ~ M I
Z (
\ PHONE MAIN 81. !
FOR RENT small dwelling in North
salem phone Carey n Martin. lla.
.------------ ------------- -----------.
= i@ $40 "o0D ~ "'PiV Y'sV' V
- -.
FortNn- Pair ovool.sse Tnoniro .Ionr.
nal offiee'
GOAT MEAT for sale. first.cIass oniv-
phone o160 NJ
PITT,Y--Fvner4 vin5ow cleaner Phone
ols
- ----.-
ASSIST Mt trrea yvautad etronu 10.
Gahla Woman Cail I996 Mr. .
----
FOR RENT-Four or five rooms close
=. ..-.I ..,,.....,1,1o Di,a.a 11pE
--I ---- ---.~o-------. 0--1 --
FOR SALE or TRADE, by owner 3H
acres ON ear line, well improved.
o-o WI u --lDe- -Is.------ y.
LOST-Six sheets of Drier drawings.
Return to Oliver Jory, 905 South
Co--u-c- --V.--------.-- e-.-.
WOODSAW FOR SALE-Can be seen
ut IA North Commercial street.
rrlcc SIoo.
WOoDSAW FOR SALE-Can be seen
at 744 North Commercial street.
lIlee 9I9o'
STRAYED-Chester White sow. weight
300. Reward. N. Fryslie, IT. 5. Box
- =, .,@-r~-.
FOR RENT-Up to date 7-room flat,
close in. See r. b. Fleming. Phone
-. 80 -.
WHITE Wvandotte cockerels, rood
stock. this weel, CHEAP. Young .Jer-
s1y COW. Lnone -oo-- We.
WANTED-Woman for general house
work, must be good cook. Call go
North High street
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For Salon
property. S acres close in. Inquire 1T
300 South Fifteenth street.
----
horses for cows. Address 4, n. Az
lenby, route !, Tumer, Oregon.
----------- --------- -----------
FOR RENT-House with barn; fur
Twelfth street G. W. johnson,
-.-------,
FOR SALE Young fresh Durham and
I Guernsey COW, gives gallons, weigha
---------------------------
FOR SALE-Handsome black walnut
bedroom set and other furniture; al
so first'cass range, etc. 07j Center.
WANPED-An unfunisned room with
moIem conyenences, close in; state
price. Address u, care journal.
~ +, S-1,1,T e-11,1, ,TI0xI- 1T-----I
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CARPENTER slo ana cement man py trade
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