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DAILY CATITAIi JOURNAL, 8ALBM, ORKGofr, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1007.
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As now made, Ayer's Sarsaparilla does not con
tain the least particle of alcohol in any form what
ever. You get all the tonic and alterative effects,
without stimulation. When a stimulant is needed,
your doctor will know it, and will tell you of it.
Consult him freely about our remedies.
VTt h no iMnttl W publtih J.O.ArtrOo.,
rn.
tat formuUi of ll onrpr prtlon.
Irfwll. Matt.
gi S.b Monmouth.
iTM " ..i ndvnnccd
t ZriiW of the Monmouth
V AS tool, through tho
'IcPnlHotlngabUlfortho
Tt' rncnt of the normal school
' state by the people
3.., ,i,.rtlon In 1908,1s
h'aPProval In this section
1 .h home of tho South-
C-SUtermah,
'..-.i.i Ashland nro remark-
S-",-
toit was suracu-.u., . --
. .. thn Isauo was over ad-
, rt when tho referendum
,i taken on uiu w-'"-ilaa
bill of tho 1905 leglsla
',Bd was accepted as a chnl
".ialwt the normal school ap-
of that legislature
wnntyrolled up a majority
Id in upport of tho approprla-
t laJosephlno county mo hui
j Khool was mndo an Issue at
Uallr every polling plnco nnd
u. . malorlty of 4G1 votes,
,, the candldnto for tho leglsla
..kmado tho light against It.
..Med by a llko majority. The
wjntles of Coos, Curry, Klani-
Uke, Josephine, and jacKson,
' . i... , ..,im .(AAA vntna
ifitnajoniy oi u.c. iv .-..
mtiin the appropriation for tho
i This splendid showing of
,w la this large and growing
cf Oregon reprosonted by
-tonntleshad nn Influonco upon
Uit legislature, and combined
i the excollent record of tho
Normal at Ashland gave It
I tlib standing thero that thoro
mil effort, In all tho intl-nor-
irJtatlon that was engondorod,
W recognition to tho school
It Is felt now that tho outlook
tlj State Normal Is brlghtor
! ircr and hopes aro high for
tlzt It up bigger and bettor, nnd
ta atUndnnco of students
d, already erabrnclng roproson-
its from half the countlos of tho
. shall bo drawn from a still
s store cf our great and grow
itaie The State Normal School
iiMwd will nut hesitate to go
p the peoplo under tho Inltla-
1 sro;3ial coming from tho nu
Wi of ho Monmouth school
charge of being a local high
o) (a anv sense of the term can
acMMfttllv lodged against It.
tons' -d in ca-v mcess of an I in
mimpir.- whxh u rapidly devel-
? Ki Bi'uumK in wealth Hiul
uuoa and la n.-d of Its edu-
; jiHiipn. .-i nn location is the
faa' fm and the most health-uliS-c-aM.
hat could be dl-
i a an Oregon And that all
t v.i Tcognlz. its advantages
' C'ainrs shmilit hv Iia
Kit '1 !! !-.. r.t ll.n I. oil.. I 1,.
puJtyly J.fliov.d by Us
loyal frlendB nnd supporters who ox
tend beyond tho six great counties
immediately tributary to It and aro
found throughout tho breadth of the
state, nnd nlso scattered through
hundreds of public schools whoro
Its students and graduatos are apply
ing tho training which tho State Nor
mal at Ashland has afforded them.
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Tho Texas "Wonder.
Cures all kidney, bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug
gists, or two months' troatment by
mall for $1. Dr. B. W. Hall, 2926.
Ollvo strcot, St. Louis. Mo. Send
for testimonials . Sold by Stone'a
drug store. dw-lyr
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Looking for n President.
Corvallls Times: A special moot
ing of the board of rogents Friday
afternoon appointed a commltteo to
canvass tho field for a presldont for
tho college, nnd report findings to u
special meeting of tho board to ho
hold May 2d. The commltteo Is
Regents Wcnthorford, Wilson nnd
Waldo. A list of applicants was
read, In which eight persons woro ap
plicants for tho position. All had
voluminous recommendations. None
of them woro residents of Orogon, S.
P. McRnc, who Is principal of a high
school In California, is ono. Ho way
formerly president of nn agricultural
college In New Mexico. Tho others
aro all Eastern men, many of them
presidents of normals. In tho courso
of n brief, lnformnl discussion of the
mntter, It appeared to bo tho unani
mous sentlmont that tho host man
poBslblo should he selcctod, and that
If funds wcro avnllablo a sufficient
salary should bo ofTorod to tempt
tho host of tnlcnt Into nrcoptlng the
placo.
Tho mooting of tho board occurred
In tho president's ofllco nt tho collcgo
nnd thoBo present wore: Governor
Chnmborlain, Superintendent Ackor
man, Presldont WonthorforJ, A. T.
Dux ton, master, and Mrs. Waldo, lec
turer of tho stato grange, and Re
gont8 Apperson, WllBon, Kondy, Cot
ton nnd Irvlno.
K. E. Wilson wns clocted socrotnry
of tho board, vlco J. D. Dnly, whoso
torm as rogont has gxjilrod.
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Thoro's naught so swoot as love's
young droam
And It would Bweotor bo,
If lovors would only tnko
A HUlo Rooky Mountain Ton.
For salo Dr. Stone's store,
o
Hoard Will Moot.
The state fair board will hold n
minting next Tuesday at which time
tho improvements of tho fair grounds
will bo discussed and n vice president
oWtod to Jill tho vacancy caused by
the death of the late J. Wllklns. Mr.
Howo, who tho governor appointed
to fill tho vacancy could not nccept
th otHce
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Far Infamts and Children.
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CASTORIA
REACH'S 1007 GUIDE.
In the Twcnty-flfth Yrarly Onlclnl
Hnml Rook of the American
League tho Reach Coinpnny Evccl
All Prerlotis Efforts.
Roach's Ofllclal American Lcnguo
Guide for 1907, published by tho A.
J. Reach company, of Philadelphia,
and edited by Mr. Francis C. Rlchter,
of "Sporting Life," Is out, nnd Is, ns
usunl, first in tho Hold, thus making
It tho harbinger of tho basoball s a
son. It can bo snld without qualifi
cation that, oxcellont ns nil of the
editions of tho Reach Guide havo
been In rocont years, tho 1907
Roach Guide Is tho host hand boook
of the kind ovor Issued by this or
any other publlshor. Tho special
distinction of tho 1907 Guide Is. next
to tho toxt, tho superior quality of
papor used and tho number and
beauty of engravings furnished, the
world's championship Borlcs being
specially well dowered with spondld
nctlon plcturos. Tho American
Loaguo Guldo for 1907 is in nil ro
spocts a first class hand book of tho
national gamo and a decided credit
to tho American league nnd to the
publishers, tho Reach company. This
Is tho sixth annual lssuo of tho Reach
Guldo as tho ofllclal hand book of
tho American loaguo, nnd tho 25th
consecutive year of Its publication as
a book of record and roferenco for
tho entire bnscbnll world,
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Alice Roosevelt Wedding
Was something to bo recorded In thw
annals of history. Herhlnc has been
ncknowoldged tho greatest of liver
regulators. A positive cure for bil
ious headaches, constipation, Chills
and Fevor, nnd all llvor complaints.
J. C. Smith, Llttlo Rock, Ark.,
writes. "Horblno Is tho groatost liv
er mcdlclno known. Hnvo used It
fof years. It does tho work." Sold
by D. J. Fry.
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IntrrMato Y. M. C. A. Convent Ion.
Wilmington, N. C, March 22.
Tho fourth annual convention of the
Young Mon's Christian nsBoclntlon of
North Carolina nnd South Carolina
Is In sosslou hero today, and will stay
until tomorrow. It Is a notable
gnthorlug of mou. Governor Glenn
will deliver nn nddross to night. Al
ways forcoful and Interesting he
speaks with peculiar onrnostnoss nnd
onthuBlasm on topics rotating to
young men. A. G. Knohul, formor
stato secretary, comas to this nieot
ing ufter throo years successful work
among railroad men, to conduct the
man's meeting, nnd glvo a sorles of
addrotwes. Mr. W. M. Arnold, the
rollglous work director of tho Wash
ington. D. C. Young Men's Christian
nesuclntlon, has been selected to pre
sent the "Itellgloua Work of a Twen
tieth Century Association." He la a
man of very attractive personality, a
line singer, attractive speaker and
succeeeful In his choson vocation. A
spocial conforonoe will bo held on
Friday morning for the presidents of
student Young Mon's associations.
and on Saturday afternoon section
conferences for studonts, and for all
those Interested In boys' work.
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Now Coiii-mi at NVw York University.
New York, March 22. Dean John-
son, of the school of Commerce, Ac
counts and Finance of the New York
University, announce u new course
in nractioal salesmanship, which
opened last weak. Tho sessions nre
held ovory Saturday ovenlng, and
also every Thursday evening during
tho months of March and April in
the New York University building
on Washington Square. The Instruc
tion Is glvon by business men who
havo had years of succossfu business
experience, and who aro daily on
gaged In practically applying tho
principles taught. Tho courso Is open
to any ono who can, satisfy the offi
cials of tho school that thoy aro corn
potent to carry on the work.
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New Armory for Hilnd Regiment.
Now York, March 22. The armory
board at a meeting last night voted to
build a now armory for tho 22nd
roglment, engineers. Tho alto Is that
at ' Fort Washington avenue and
lGSth and 169th stroots. A church
Is to be built close by. It would
cost 200,000 to ropalr the old ar
mory and as tho land Is worth about
$1,600,000 or 12,000,000, It will
probably bo sold to tho city, which
will make money out of the sale.
riltort of Cars.
Owing to tho car shortago the Sa
lem flour mills shut down Wednes
day night. It is hoped that the
mills will soon bo furnished with
rolling stock when work will be re
sumed. Roth the Salem and Port
land mills havo many orders waiting
to be filled. Tho Portland flour mills
havo orders for 450,000 barrels or
1,800,000 sacks to be delivered with
in the next four months.
If You Read This
It wlllbo to learn that tho loading modi-
cal wr lers nnd Vachcra of all tho sovoral
school of practice recommend, In tint
strong at tonus posslblo, each and every
Ingrvdjont entorlng Into tho composition
of Dr. L'lerco's Golden Medical Discovery
for th euro of weak stomach, dyspepsia,
catarrh of stomach, "liver complaint,"
torpid llvor, or biliousness, chronic bowel
alTcctlbns, and all catarrhal diseases ot
whatever region, namo or nature. It Is
also a Specific remedy for all such chronic
or lont standing cases of catarrhal alhv
tlons fnd their resultants, as bronchial,
throatjand lung dlscao except consump
tion) nt companlod with sovcro coughs. It
Is not so good for acute, colds and coughs,
but for llnperme, or chronic cases It is
cspoclt'lv vtHcaclous In producing, per
fect euros. 1 1, contains Hlack Cherry bark.
Golden Seal root. Uloodroot, Stono root.
Mandrako r '. ind Queen's root all of
which are n
allthoabov
-mlnent v
Prof. Harih
lego; Prof.
Prof. Fmley
nott Msl
Klnp.M. i'
M. Sctul'h ri
Edwin MY
Med. cyr;'
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I CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
i'v praiseu as reineutes mr
LiMulomxl affections by such
a' writers and toachers et
v . of Alofferson Med. Col-
.' tn tho Univ. of Pa.;
jwood, M. 1)., of lton
. . Chicago; Prof. John
. v inrlnnatl ; Prof. John
: W., of Cincinnati; Prof.
i M. D., of Hahnemann
, Chicago, nnd scores ot
v vmiuuut in tncir several
JTiy-'Oofdm Medical Dli
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iiir-li iftitT.Munil pmloremrnt wortn
pioro umnfi'v niiniirrjf.nculjiaiyjjaic
rflnil!Vl. D,H'ii nubliclty ol Its forniuUv
Is tnu best posiiblo guaranty of Its mcrltv
A Rlauce at this published formula will
show that -Golden Medical Discovery
contains na poisonous, harmful or hahlt
formliigdrUKS and no alcohol chondcally
puro, trlple-fcllned glycerlno Inslng nse.1
Instead. G'.jeerlno Is entirely unobjec
tionable, and ix'sldos Is most useful agent
In tho cure- of all stomach as well as bron
chial, throat and lung affections. Thero
Is tho hlgheu medical authority for Its
use In alUuch case. Tho" Discovery "la
a concentrated glyceric extract of native,
medicinal roots and Is safo and ndlahle.
A Ixwklet of extracts from em nont,
medical nnthorltlos, endorsing Its URro
dlents mmled Jrcc. or, .reiiuwU AddrM
Dc. R. V Pierce, llullnlo, N. .
SiH'klng Money for Tiny Tim Cots.
New York, March 22. Undor tho
ntiBplces of tho Dickens FolowBhlp,
Manhntttan hraneh, a musical and
literary entortalumont will bo glvon
tonight nt Carnoglo chambor music
hall to obtain funds for tho endow
mont of sovornl "Tiny Tim Cots" In
tho homo for cripple children. Hy
tho ostnhltshmout of thoso cots, the
Fellowship hopes to mnko llfo moro
bonrublo for tho Tiny Tims ot tho
pros. nt day.
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Dou'l. Complain.
If your cheat pains nnd you nre
tinnblo to slcop becauso ot a cough.
Ruy n bottlo ot Dallnrd's Ilorohound
Syrup, nnd you won't havo nny
cough. Got a bottlo now and that
cough will not Inst long. A euro for
all pulmonary dlscnsos. Mrs. J.,
Galvoston, Toxas, writes: "I can't
any enough for Dnllnrd's Ilorohound
Syrup. Tho rollof It hns glvon mo Is
nil that Is nocossnry for mo to say."
Sold by I). J. Fry.
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Iliirtou'H Sent euro Expire Today.
Ablleno, Knn., March 22. For
mer Senator Hurtou, ot Kansas, was
released today from tho Irenton,
Mo., Jail, where he has been serving
h six montliH' sentence for practicing
hs an attorney before tho pontofl.ee
department. The president would
not rellovo the ox-senator from' his
uou-cltlsenslilp, nnd he cannot there
fore hold office nny moro, nor oxer
olse the rights or n citizen In nny
wuy. N
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Ask Exemption from Touts.
Provldonce, R. I., March 18. Tho
taxpayers, In publlo mooting today,
nre considering Hie potitlon of tho
Korestdalo Manufacturing company
asking that the new brick addition
to bo erected by tho company at
Forostdalo bo oxomptod from taxa
tion for a period of ten years,
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Htirloit Was Good In Jail.
Ironton, Mo., March 22. Iformor
Sonator Joseph R. Ilurton, who was
reloasod from jail today goes with
Mrs. nurton, directly to his homo at
Abllone, Kansas. Tho six months
term was red u cod 30 days for good
behavior. Rurton was a model prisoner.
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FOB HA1JE
For Salt? 15 ncros ot land, good
house, barn and ' green liouso.
Fruit ot all kinds, 3H miles cast
ot Salem, In Auburn nddltton, In
quire ot C. W, Ynnnko, Fashion
Stables. , 3-21-2W
For Snk My houso In Yow Tark.
Reason, moving to Scnttlo, Rig
bargain If taken soon. F, Seloy,
111S Hlnos streoU 3-20-3t
For Sale. 12 to 18 good houses,
somo with tracts of land. Also
farms 10 to 223 ncros. Ono ot tho
host farms tn tho valloy for $10,
000. Inqulro ot J. O. Schults, 747
South 12th strcot. 3-9-2wkf
For Sale. A five and a six-room
houso, with from ono to six lots
with each, woll locatod In East
Salem. Good bnrgalns. Isaiah
SchoncQold, 21st and Marlon Sts
Salem. 1-28-tt
For Snlis A comploto box manufac
turing nnd planing mill plant. Ad
dross E. Rurkholdor, Albnny, Or.
2-20-tt
WANTJH).
Wimtod to liny Four good fresh
milch cows. Address "D," P. O.
box 238, Salem. 3-21-3t
-Qlrl to do general house-
Wanted,
work.
Journal, or call at this ofllco.
3-21-3t
Address "IC," caro of
WnntctI Uy a young lady, a plnco
to worR for board and nttond
Bchool. Address J, J, Kraps, Sa
eom, Or. 3-10-tt
Help WnjitcxI. A doron good men
for work In nursory. G. F, Lans
ing, Quakor Nurserlos, on Gardon
road. Phono OGG. 2-22-f
ixi)aic8.
Forestors of America Court Sh.r
wood Foresters. No. 19, Moots
Tuesday In Hurst hall, Stato street
Leo Abblo. C. R.; A. L, Drown,
P. S.
"rm.u-rxj Li'Xk
THE REST ROAST THE
FAMILY EVER HAD..
Can be obtained from our prime
tender and Juicy beef, mutton or
pork. All our meats aro selected
from tho choicest, and prepared for
the table, to suit the demands ot the
fastidious. Our prlcos aro lower for
quality thaa you can ind at any
placo la Salem,
convlae!, K. O. CKO0S,
VUm Ml 7 Ma(s bH.
Central iKidgo No. 18, K. of P.
Castle Hall In Holmnn block, cor
ner Stnto nnd Llborty stroots.
Tuosday ot oach woek at 7:30 p.
m. H. W. Hasard, C. C; W. I.
Staloy, IC. of R. and S,
NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODO.
Now and BccoiuMIand Gooi-
Dought and Bold, also raates,
stoves and cooking utensils, dUa
os, granlto and ttnwaro ot all klaejs
Glvo ua a call. O. L. McPook, 17t
South Commorclat St. 8-1317
PLUMBEXS.
Thco. M. Rarr Plumbing, hot water
and steam boating and tlnalag,
104 Commercial street. FhoM
Main 192. 9-1-ly
Motlont Womlmen of Amerlra Oro
gon Cedar Camp No. C24G. Moots
ovory Thursday ovonlng nt S
o'clock In Holmnn hall. W. W.
Hill, V. C.: F. A. Tumor, Clerk.
Woodmen of World Moot every Fri
day night nt 7:30, In Holmnn hall.
J. A. Dickey, C. S.; P. L. Fraxlor,
Clork.
Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, acci
dent nnd pension insurance; 2,
000,000 plodgcd; ovory claim paid
Good agents wanted, J. II. O,
Montgomery, supremo organizer,
Ilox 432 Salem, Orogon. R. R.
Ryan, sooroctary, C4C State stroot.
MUSICAL.
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Arthur Von Jituu'ii Teacaor of pi
ano; touch, tochnlch, Interpreta
tion. Thorough preparatory course
Advanced studonts prepnrod for
publlo nppoaranco. Rosldenco 058
Center St. Tel. Muln 520.
2.28.tf.
I'll YHICIAXB AND BUHOEONH.
Dr. D. H. Grlflln, tho Himdallst oa
Morphine All drug and liquor
habits, which ho cures In 3 days.
No money until cured. 214 Tradi
St., Salem. Ore. Phone 608, Jobs
Doyens, Duatness Manager.
OSTSOPATHJ.
Dr. II. II. White Oraduate of Kirks-
vlllo, Mo., undor founder of Os
teopathy. Room 31, Rreyraaa
building, Commercial street
Phone 87. Rosldenco corner
Mill and Twonty-flrst Bts. Phone
D89. Treats aouto and chronlo
diseases. Examination freo,
11-17-tf
M. J. Petsel Plumbinjf, steam mA
gas fitting. Successor to Kaox
Murphy, 226 Commercial stxssi.
'Phone Mala 17.
8AMI AND DOOR rACTTOKIHI.
Frank M. Brown. Manufacturer ot
sash, d.Mrt, moulding.. All kinds ef
house finish ami bard wood worx
Front street. lt. State and Oocrt
If Iflllllfl ntlllWIFRfaCH FML
MwmimpLL.
Atin.Ctm liuuki Inntmf Kumn m,
k,iii.tl. tmtlrn. U INI ttuUk Itm Mt
1 Ulll'mlln'i.lUUi
wrr(MMficisB4r4.uATa. .
DftAYMEn.
R. O. ChhuuIhs Succossor to Waits
Cummins, express, delivery a4
transfor llnv Prompt service Is
cur motto. Furniture and plane
moving a specialty. Stand at 1M
South Commercial street, Fke
175. Rosldenco phone 968. 8-4-tt
FOR RENT
SI
lor Rent A 0-acro hop yard, at
ono-fourth ront, Inqulro of M.
J. Egan, GorvnlB, Routo 2.
3-21-tt
For Rent. Throo houses for roat
chonp; nlso flno ncro otrawborry
patch; ton acres potato ground.
Address Box 113, Tumor, Orogon.
3-a0-3t
For Rent Eight-room furnished
Jiouso In Y'ow Pnrk. Inqulro at
712 Fourtoouth stroot, or nt Yow
Park grocory. 3-lG-lwk
For Rent. Nice cottago, large
grounds; tho roso and flower cor
ner block ot Salem. Houso In
first-class condition, scroons to ait
wlndowa and doors, now shades,
curtain polos, hot and cold water
In bod rooms, porcelain nnd mar
bio wash stands, porcolnln bath
and toilet, chandollors In ovory
room, electric lights, flno porch
and shndo troos; tho finest location
In Salem, closo In, cbmor of Mill
and church streets. This cottage
will ho for rout April 1st. J. Cou
nor, Wlllnmotto Hotel. 3-14-tt
imflCELLANEOUB.
RrusinmkliiK Plnm or fancy dress
making dono by Portland lady of
oxporlonco. Mrs. A. N. Munsoy, ,
350 Seventeenth street. Phono
1171. 3-lG-lwk
Enlarged
Our meat mnrkot on East Stato
street hns boon doubled In size and
we aro better prepared than ovor to
sorvo auatomors. Prompt service aud
tho host of ments our motto. Call
or phono 190. II. E. Edwards, Prop
PIimio Tuner L. L. Woods, piano ox
port tuning, repairing and polish
ing. Loavo ordors nt Goo. O.
Wills' musto storo, Bnlom.
2- 9-lyr
Couvroto Work. Got my prices oa
sidowalks, curbs, septic tanks and
cemont work of any kind. All
work guaranteed first-class. M
Ward, Highland add. Phono 509.
2-11-tf
Unite it Wnidfi-otli Fine wlnos,
liquors and cigars. Wo handle the
colobratod Kellogg and Castln
whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly on drough. South
Commercial street 9-3-lyr
Baleui Iron Works, Foundors, ma
chinists and blacksmiths. Manu
facturers of all kinds of lawealll
machinery. Hop and fruit drying
stoves, oto. Manufacturers of the
Salem Iron Works Hop Press.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
orno CITY KAXL.
For water Mrvleo tpply at oftec.
Dllli payable monthly In advaass
Vaks all complaints at the oMe.
BUTTERtNUT bread
It Is worth moro than any other
bread, yet the prlca is no higher.
For salo at your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA RAKEKY.
Thomas It Cooley, Props.
INDEPENDENCE STAGE,
Dally except Sunday. Leaves WIN
lamette Hotel, Salem at 3 p, m con
nects with motor for Monmouth and
Dallas at 6:15 P. m. Loaves Inde
pendence at 8 a, tn, Phone Main
179, RALPH RUDLONO,
Managor.
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