DAILY CAPITAL JOURXAli, HALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1007.
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c,r...H.7 .b.,i v.uugus. nature neeas a
fl little help to quiet the Irritation, control the
j a uiuammauon, cnecu tne progress of the dis-
ease. Our advice is -ve the children Ayer's
4 t y wicnyremorai. ask your doctor If this Is his
LitHyrt advice also. He knows best. Do as he says.
, hilar en J,ar iarak;
Xa7,t. swackhanner.
Led "Brother" HnB Bail Opinion
Ol curimiKM
HOW TO
BE A MILLIONAIRE
iphabctlcal Swackhannor Is In
. ,i fhin tlmo ho car-
0ble apusu
mi crlef to the Oregonian. no
raninlng arounu uorvnms,
the students of tho collcgo city
ron him line nu.-s ""'u "-
,011"' , ... , t,f ttin
-, barrel, ami mm
. ..imrer" writes to tho Ore-
oreo "
E,0n" .. jii.. TJiIj la hnw I
IiTo tne r.uuu"-"- "
U treated in uiu
Icon at tho College. There wero
9 young women biuj. .-n. v
lor that I nna given na uu. n
public school ana muy iiiuukiu.
Tt. An Alt tnllnirn fn
L i was eoing ui iu ." w.v0w w
Ek la the Y. W. C. A. but then 1
L Just going UP to seo mnjor Ed
Lj and there wero in tho lot of
jlams hoys That anm moy urn
like to SCO niggura uwiwiJB w
Blte women, so moy ium mu i
Air the campus thoy woum auow-
I ne ten tnlnuts To got of, tho col-
cround, and tho hair or tuni
bo was gono Already So thoy said
4t could not como to tho school
id talk to Tho Whlto girls, tho
Mldent ald to them, that It no
t:a howling At thorn and If thoy
I not care for that thoy woro notu-
but onc-horso students. So lie
fcd to them that you cannot Bother
t roan bo then i did not hold you
ln this thing so let you Alone this
as for ho Is not nothing bad If
ley want him to bo Punish thoy will
ae to tho one thnt linvo something
i do with It So you cannot bother
In If you do you will hnvo trouble
i your hands So they worochnstns
lout tho streets of corvnllla at mid-
cht and the sknto rinks until Into
ban of the night and It you call
at Decent than I do not want any
! that So then I woro coming down
bC. E. R. It. track, April tho 11th,
bout dark, 1 met 2, couples going
own tho track playing Just llko no
! they were All boya and such llko
they call that nico Do you thou
that nlco then 1 do not enro for
anything hnd, So thon t will closo on
bt for that I would not llko to hnvo
liter to go thcro In that collcgo.
tit Is how they dun mo soino thorn
looJlums want to bo bnd,-that nil
11. A J. Swuckhnnnor West In
Baa Lecturer Traveler Exploror of
fee Most part of tho World. Ex.
I Through blood poisoning caused
a ipldcr bite, John Washington
' Bosqtieville, Tex., would havo lost
filts, which becamo a mass or run
Hf sores, hnd ho not boon porsuad
to try Hucklen'8 Arnica Salvo
ft writes' "Tho flrst nnnllcntlnn
!lred, and four boxoa healed all
te sores" Heals every soro. 2Gc
JC. Perry's, drucclst.
Whltninn Collcgo News Letter.
Tho railroads havo granted a ono
nnd one-third open rato for .all per
sons who wish to visit Walla Walla
at tho time of tho trl-stnto lnter
scholastlc track moot and declama
tion contest on May 2and 3. This
tlon contest on May 2 nnd 3. This
3, returning on May 4 or earlier. It
will mako It possible for a great
many people in tho adjoining towns
to como and form a part of tho Im
monso crowd which is expected for
tho meet. In addition to this a spe
cial train from Spoknno will bo run
on May 2, stopping only nt Garfield.
Colfax and Starbuck and tho Spo
knno high Bchool nlono promises to
bring 200 on thnt train. A list of
places of ontortnlnmont is being care
fully prepared by tho committee of
tho Commercial club, nnd strangers
arriving In town will bo provided
with comfortablo plncoa of lodging.
Tho qunrtcr milo track hns boon
put In superb condition. Tho 200
yard straightaway has been broad
ened so thnt now ton runners car.
competo at onco without crowding,
or eight courses of hurdles can he
used. It is absolutely lovol, and U
regarded by exports as tho finest
running track in tho northwest. Fast
timo ought to bo made nt the com
ing moot.
Tho freshmen clnss won tho lnter
elasa moot Saturday, and thus ho
como possessors of tho solid silver
trophy cup which a friend of tho col
logo has offcrod as a prlzo to atlmu
Into Intorost in track athletics. Thoy
won forty-BOVon points ncnlnst tho
fourth year nendomy clnss thlrty-nlno
and sophomoros twonty-soven. Owing
to tho bad wonthor no special record
wero tnndo excopt In tho discus
throwing, won by Phllbrook '11,
with a throw of 112 foot 8 Inches.
Tho spring meeting of tho chornl
union will tnko plnco on Mny 22,
singing Gounod'a "Redomptlon,"
with a cliou! of 200 volccji. Pro
fessor Jnckuon hnB beon vory sucoss
tul in building up tho union na nlso
In dovoloplng tho volcnl depnrtmont
of tho conservatory of music. Tho
gleo club ended its sonsoii with a
fine homo conenrt njid J 200 prollts.
A valuublo collection of flno photo
graphs has jitBt beon received from
Prof. Louis F. Andorson In Athens,
Groeco, whoro lio hns spent soveral
montliB of his year's loavo of nb
sonco. Thoy will bo mounted nnd ex
hlhltcd permanently. Tho collcgo
chnpol has nlso boon Improved by
the recent hanging of somo flno stool
engravings of Wnahlngton, Hamil
ton, Jefferson, Marshall and Lin
coln.
Wages No Object if Principle
of Saving is Ignored
Gymnnstlca nlono can novor glvo
that elasticity, caso and gracoful
flguro which comes by taking Hollls
tor's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablots, For salo nt Dr.
Stono store.
As! it ; fci
ZM,
!ho Kind Yon linvo Always Bought, nnd which has bcea
"so lor over 30 jenrs, haa horno tlio sltfiiatnro of
and has been mado under IiIh pcr
sonal supervision hIiico Hslnnuicj',
Allrkwnrt mm tt1ffIvn vnn In thlH.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-ii8-irool"iir but
IerIments thnt trlflo with nndcndniifjertho heo.i of
"-"tuta and CiUlicu Experlenco ngiiinst l&cperi -iU
Wnat is CASTORIA
Caston.j is a harmless suhstitnto for Castor Oil, Paro
Sorie, Drops mid Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant. Ifc
contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Xarcotlo
auuMuiieo. Its ago Is Its guarantee. It destroys AVornm
id allays Fovorlhhness. It cures Diarrlioja and Wind
olic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
d Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
, ,tu,ft'hnnd Howlds, gh lug healthy and natural sleep.
' Cllldrens Panacea-Tho Mother's Friend.
e,WNE CASTORIA ALWAYS
jj Beari the eijrnature of
vn
The k!nu You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Vim tm MwuM. rr imnuuv Mrr, hn rm tm.
tZ -cucleM
One evening last week coming out
of the Hotel Oregon, Mlsa Itlvorlns
asked to bo introduced to Henry
Howltt. Sho begged Mr. Hewitt to
toll her how sho could becomo a mll
llonntre. Miss Itlvorlns Is a stenographer
who camo hero from Portland to
mako her home. Sho has aome
money nnd hns Invested in ton acres
on tho west sldo which will bo vnlu
ablo town property.
Mr. Hewitt In reply to hor ques
tion said, "Havo good counsol al
ways, nnd mnko no bad bnrgnlns.
Then mnko It a rulo to Bavo a half
or two-thlrda of your Income, nnd do
this dlo dog or cat a hatchet. You
aro suro In tlmo to bo a millionaire "
Mr Howltt Is a plain blunt man.
Ills fortune has been accumulated by
tho cxorcUo.of good horso boiibc.
Ho points out tho plnln rond tor nl1
thoRO who wish to become rich. Too
many people nro waiting llko Mlcnw
bcr for something to turn up, for
their ship to como in or a rich unc'.e
to dlo. Thoy do not rely upon tholr
own efforts.
Tho principal of snvlng la a suro
nnd fast road to wealth. No matter
how small a man's salary mny bo If
ho begins to snvo a llttlo he hns laid
the foundation of fortune.
Many a hnrd working mnu Ignores
this prlnclplo of saving whon it Is
only u dimo to bo laid aside. You
mny look nbout you In tho mills nnd
note thnt tho man who gets $5 a
dny is Just as poor as tho man who
oariiB but $2. Tho man with tho
higher wages has no moro wants
than his loss remunerated brother,
but he hns not learned to econo
mize, to save.
Tho man with n hoo Is n man with
tho hoo bocnuso ho isn't cnpnblo of
doing nnythlng elso. Ho hns tint yet
learned to oxorclso his brain. Thcro
Is n auro ladder for any man out of
tho depths It ho Is willing to climb.
Many an Imposed upon hard worker
lias been led to bollovo thnt the only
wny to rollovo his condition is somo
now fad In legislation llko soclnllsm.
Tho man who has not learned to
snvo would tint bo benollttod with a
wngo of $10,000 a yonr. That Is, ho
would ho as poor nt tho end of tho
yonr as his nolghbor who works for
n dollar a day.
Moreover this mnu who has nut
lonrnod to snvo ovon nt the close of
bis nllotod tliroo score yonra and ton
la crowding away the newor gonarn
tlon of Inhorors. Tho man who doos
not save nnd romnliiH down In th
depths Is tho working man's grontost
foo.
It Is a wIho povlslorof nature to
koop tho man down, tho man with
tho hoo, who hna not lonrnod to snvo,
the man who dlsslpntos a month's
enrnlnga In one night's carouse. Na
ture dooa all things well.
Mr. Howltt might hnvo nddod ono
other precept to his oxcollont for
mula and that la to havo atondy em
ployment. Thousauda of ill ndvlsod
crcuturos will remain Idle bIx days In
a wook It on tho seventh thoy car,
obtain a double wago. Tho strlk)
thnt compels men to romnln out of
employment for months nnd month
la always n bnd polloy for the la
borer. Tiila la why bo many working
men prefer not to Join tho unions.
A strlko Is not tho wny to settle la
bor probloma. Coos nay Harbor.
o
JIIkIi Hc1mo1 Tcriipcrunru Context.
Tho Bllvor medal declamatory con
teat At tho Salem high aahool will b
hold on Friday ovonlng, May 10
It protnlsoa to be a warm and Intor
oatlng contest. Tboro aro six con
tostanta olected to spuuk on this spa
elnl occasion. Three will represent
the froahmen and three tho sopho
mores. Doth clasaoa deal with some
phaso of the tomporanco queetlou
and tho whole program la calculated
to arousb a lively enthusiasm foi
oloan government and olean home.
Thero should bo a largo audience to
hear tho young people speak for tho
right. May 10th.
MRS. W. J. WEBEIt.
Contest Superintendent.
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""J'gi.fiiaaattJUiBoaf itiiwiiiiBu.iililitii
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umuAL
DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
h m n i m n 1 1 1 1 1 n a i n I-
Delegation In Congress.
Sonator Chas. W. Fulton, Astoria.
Senator Jonnthan Bourne, Jr.,
Portland.
Representative W. C. Hawley, Sa
lom. Ropresontatlvo W. R. Bills, Pendle
ton.
Stnto Oniclnls.
Governor, George E. Chamborlnln.
Sorotary of State, Frank W. Ben
son. Stato Treasurer, George A. Stoolo.
Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion, J. II, Ackorman.
Attorney General, A. M. Crawford.
Stato Prlntor, W. S. Dunlwny.
State Labor Commissioner, O. P
Hoff.
Supremo Court.
Chief Justlco, Robort S. Bean.
Assoclato Justlco, Frank A. Mooro.
ABsoclato Justice, Robort Eakln.
Commissioners, W. T. Slntor, W.
R. King.
Clerk, J. J. Murphy.
Roportor, It. G. Morrow.
Bnllirr, P. H, Raymond.
Circuit Judges, Goo. II. Burnett,
Salem; Wllllnm Gnlloway, McMlnn-villo.
District Attorney, John II. Mc
Nary, Salem.
Other Stnto Oniclnls.
J. W. Bnlloy, Food and Dairy Com
missioner, Portland.
J. W. Baker, Gaino and Forestry
wnrden, Cottngo Grove.
Roht. O. Ycnny, Stato Health Om
cor, Portland.
J. II. LowIb, Stnto Engtnoor, Sa
eom. E. Gllllnghnm, Stnto Librarian, Sa
lem. II. G. Van Duson, Stato FIbIi Com
missioner, Astoria.
Chns. V. Oalloway, Stato Land
Agent, Snlcm.
W. W. Eldor, Commnndor Soldlors
Home, Roseburg,
Marlon County Olllclnls.
John H. Scott, County nnd Probate
Judge.
. R. D. Alien, Clork of Courts.
W. J. Culver, Shorlff. '
W. Y. Richardson, Troasuror.
E. T. Mooros, Suporlntnndont of
Schools.
F. J. Rice, ABBCssor.
B. B. Herrlck, Jr., Surveyor.
J. G. Needhnm, W. II. Goulot, Com
mtsslonora.
A. M. dough, Corouor.
D. G. Drngor, Rocordor.
Kiilfiu City OniclulN.
Geo. F. Rodgors, Mnyor.
W. A. Mooros, Rocordor nnd Police
Judge
D.'W.'aibson, Marshal nnd Chlof
of Police
Frank Meredith, City Trensuror.
A. O. Condlt, City Attornoy.
Jns. W. Martin, Street CommlB
Hlonor. Mnrk Savngo, Chlof Flra Dopnrt
mont. W. C. Smith, Houlth Olllcor.
City Ktandlng Coiiiinlttco.
Wnys and Moans Jacob, Wnldo,
Churchill.
Ordinances Greonbnum, Low,
Goodo.
Accounts and Current Expenses
Churchill, Rndcllff, Dayno.
Streota Downing, Stockton, Stolz.
Public Bul!dlngs-Btockton, Stolz,
Gosnor.
Soworngo, 8to, Jacob, Low.
Plumbing FrnBor, Downing, Gos
nor. Flro nnd Water Low, Radcllff,
Goodo.
Brldgos Geanor, Churchill, Fras
or. Health and Pollco Hans, Jacob
Waldo.
Lights Goodo, Hans, Grccnbaum.
Printing Itadollff, Huns, Frasor.
Public Parks Dayno, Groenbaum,
Stockton.
Hoard of I-Murntlou.
W. H. Byrd, Chairman.
A. A. Loe, H. C. Epley, E. M
Crolsan, Directors.
II. A. Johnsou, Jr., Clerk.
J. M. Powora, City SupL Schools,
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t4nniiiiieiui leieieiettmmm,,,,,
FOR 8AU5
Vw Sale 6D head of goats, mixed",
or will lot on shares. Also sovor
al good Jorsoy cows, giving milk,
brod to prlzo winning Jersey bull
nt 100G Btato fair. W. J. Crawford,
Zenn, Polk county. Phono Farm
er 23. 4-20-Gt
For Sale Thirty-four acros of Innd
adjoining fnlr grounds, 10 ncro.i
cast of road, all In cultivation, all
kinds of small fruits, $2000 houso,
outhoUBos, etc.; 24 ncrca west of
road, 9 acres In hops, small im
provements. Will sell all togothor
or In part. Prlco for all, $CS00.
Seo or address C. W. Ynnnko at
Fashion Stables, Salem, Oregon.
4-22-lw.
For 8k -A flvo and a six-room
houso, with from ono to six lota
with each, woll locntod In East
Salem. Good bargains. Isaiah
Schonoflold, 21st and Mnrlon 8tB.,
Salem. 1-28-tt
lii Acrco Flno soil, hnlf tlmbor,
halt cultivation, lYi miles from
Salem, flno unobstructnblo vlow of
Salem, rlvor, mountains, etc. En
tirely onclosod with now "wire
fence. Houso and bnrn old. Ap
plos, penra, plums, prunes, peach
es, cherries, borrlcs full boarlng.
This Is for you, Mr. Bnrgain Hunt
er. Call on or wrlto to "H.," caro
Journal. 4-19-md-lw
For Sale Salom-Indopoudonco-Mon
mouth Btngo lino, fully oqulppod,
Inqulro of Capital Commission
Compnny, Salem. 4-C-tf
For Hnlo 233 acrou, 150 under
plnw, balanco timber ?3G per hero;
1G1 acros, good house, barn nnd
windmill, host farm In vnlloy, $10,
000; 21 acres, good houso, barn, 0
long by 100 foot wtdo, $3500; 80
cowb; 10 acros, wagon, buggy, nil
tho farm implomonta nnd houso
furniture; 21 ncrca near town on
tho iBlnnd, good 0-room houso
and barn, $0000; big lot 200 foot
ling by 100 foot wldo, $3500; 80
ncroB 3 miles south of town noarly
nil In grain, $05 per aero; 8 acres
2 mlloa west of town with houso
nnd bnrn, $800; 90 acres, 12 mllos
"aat of Salem, $40 por aero; 1&
acres, good house and Imrn, $850;
lacro with flvo room house and
bnrn, $700; 5 ncros with good 0
room hoiiBo nnd barn, $1000; 4
ncrca with good houso nnd wind
mill In town, $2200; 4 ncrou with
houso nnd bnrn in town, $2000;
Also from 20 to 30 good housoa
from $000 to $4000. For snlo hy
J. C. Schultz, 747 South Twelfth
St. Salem. 4-1-lmo.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carpets Cleaned Flno volvot, Brus
Bola nnd Ingrained carpets cleaned.
Just as thoy aro on tho door. All
Bpots nnd dirt romovod. Work
guarnnto'd. W. R. Spccco, 142
Court atrcot, phono 1474.
4-2 0-1 w .
Praising Parlors Pressing, clean
ing, xopalring and dressmaking
dono by Mrs. E. W. Jnmoa 484'
Court Btroot. Phono 477.
4-4-lmo
DreflanutkliiR Plain or fnncy drees
maklng dono by Portland lady of
oxporlonco. Mrs. A. N. Munwy,
350 Sovontoonth atroot. Phon
1171. 4-3-lmo.
Vour Stopmothcr ib still hore busr
na ovor cleaning, dyolng, prosslaic
and ropnlrlng nnythlng from a pair
of glovo to tho moat elaborate
Bilk gown. Goods called for and
roturned. Mrs. C. II. Walker, 221
South Commorclal Btroot. Phone
12-G. 4-1-lm
Piano Tuner L. L. Wooda, piano ei
pert tuning, ropalrlng and polish
ing. Leave ordora at Geo. O.
Wllla' mualc Btoro, Snlom.
2- 9-lyr
Concrete Work Got my prices on
Bldownlks, curbs, Boptlo tanks and
comont work of any kind. All
work guarantood flrat-claas. M.
Ward, Highland add. Phone B89,
2-11-tf
Hutto Ai Wenilaroth Fine wlne,
liquors and clgara. We handle tk
colobratod Kellogg and Caatle
whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly on drough. Koutk
Commorclnl street 8-3-lyr
Salem Iron Work. Founders, ma
chlnlatR and blacksmiths. Man
facturors of all klndB of sawmill
machlnory. Hop and fruit drylig
stores, oto, Manufacturers of the
Balom Iron Worka Hop Pre.
Salem Box A Lumber Co. Removed
from South Salem to 14th rtreet,
near the 0. P. depot. Boxes, Berry
Cratoa, Fruit Traya and Perfoctlon
Fruit Evaporators. Phone 201.
PLUMBUM.
Thco. M. Barr Plumbing, hot irate
and steam heating aud tinning,
104 Commercial street. PhOM
Main 102. fl-l-ly
M. J. Pfttzel Plnmblnif. ( .J
ftna fltting. 8ucaeior to Kmox M
Itfurphy, 226 Commercial tttfX,
'Phono Mala 17.
VOH RENT
For Rent Sovon-room houso, 134G
Court atroot. Modoru Improvo
moiitB, wntor furnlshod. Will
lonso for from ant to four years
Inqulro nt 2000 East Stato street.
4 -20-lwk
For Rent Houso nnd four lots, gar
deu and bnrn, All kinds of fruit.
Apply nt 345 Union atroot. Phono
591. 44tf
For Ik'tit Sovon-room house, hot
and cold water, oloctrlc light, bath
room. Inqulro of Aug, Schrelb
or, 500 North High atroot.
3-25-tf
Lonans.
Foresters of America Court Sher
wood Forostora. No. 19. Meets
Tuosdny In Hunt hall, State atreet
Loo Abblo, C. R.; A. L. Brows,
F. B.
Central Ik)(1o No, 1H, K. of I .
Castle Hall In Holmau block, cor
ner Stato and Liberty street.
TuoBday of each Wook at 7:20 p.
m. Oscnr Johnson, C. C.J E. H,
Andoraon, K, of II. nnd S.
Gentle and Effective.
A well known Manitoba editor
writes: "As an inside worker I find
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invaluable for the touches ot
biliousness natural to sedentary life,
their actios being gentle and effec
tive, clearing the digestive tract aad
the heed." Price 25 eeats. Banylee
free. Far sale at Dr. Stoae's drug
store.
Cuml lUiciimntlHiu.
Mr. Win, Henry of Chattanooga,
Tenn., had rheumatism in his loft
arm. "The strength soemed to have
gono out of tho musotea so that it
was usqIbs for work," ho says. "I
applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and wrapped tho arm In flannel at
night, and to my relief I found that
tho pain gradually left mo and the
strength returned. In three weeks
the rheumatism bad disappeared and
has not since returned." If troubled
with rhosmatlsm try a few applica
tions of Pain Balm, You aro cor
tals to be pleased with the relief
which it affords. For sale at Dr.
Stone's drug store.
0
VOKXJ..
DRAYMEN.
C'liiiiinius llroa.' Transfer Company
All kinds of trnnBfqr work dono,
Furnlturo and pianos boxed ready
for ahlpmont. Prompt servico la
our motto. Stand and odlco at
263 South Commorclnl stroot.
Phone 210. Roaldonco Phono 908,
MUSICAL.
Arthur Von Jvoii Tcncaer of pi
ano; touch, technlch, Interpreta
tion, Thorough preparatory cotimo
Advanced atudonta preparod for
public appearanco Roaldonco 058
Center St. Tel. Main 520.
2-28-tf.
Modern WooduicH of AmericaOre
gon Codar Camp No. 5241, Meet
every Thursday evonlng at 8
o'clock In Holman hall, W, W.
Hill, V. 0.; F. A. Turner, Clerk.
Woodmen of World Meet every Fri
day night at 7:30, In Holinas hall.
J. A, Dickey, O. H. P. L. Frailer,
Clark.
Lincoln Annuity UhIoh. Hick, acci
dent and pension iuiurance; $2,
000,000 pledged; every claim paid
Good agonta wanted. J. II. O.
Montgomery, supromo organizer
Box 432 Httlom, Oregon. R. R.
Ryan, socrectnry, 540 Stnto street.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
' omOE CITY HALL.
For water service tpply t elle
Bill pnyablit monthlr Id Ivb
liOST.
LoMt--Black, part spanlol dog. An
swors to namo of "Don." Roturn
to E. Hofer, South Balom.
4-17-tf
MAMK AKD DOOK FAOTOEIM.
rrsak M. SUrows. Maaufteturer i
uk, doors, saouldiajj. All kiads ef
boo Islak aad hard wo4 werk
Froat Um4, txt. State asd Cevri
Ifake all seafijaists at the eJUt,
WANTED.
Wanted Bright, ambitious Jady to
roprosoiit manufactiiror. Pleasant
work, short houra, good salary.
Adflrew ). A. Erlok, Balom, Ore.
4233t
Wanted To borrow $1000 on th
best of real oatnto socurlty, Ap
ply to "J. P.," caro Journal oHice.
4-20-tf
Wtihi'Ht Cash Prlco Paid for chick
ens at Willamette Hotol. 419-tf
HOLLIOTCT.'lfc
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