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DAILY CAPITAL
JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. TfKSPAY, JCLg 80, 1007-
"HOFER BROS. Pbnggs anc Propfetogs
K. IIOKBK, Editor. ' A. F. MOFER. Manager.
THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOOD
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADIH) LABOR.
ALL THE OLD FAVORITES.
There aro no birds In last year's nosts ndown the flood of years,
Ttetma Mtillor on a summor's day lay dying In Algiers.
3Ann wants but llttlo bore below thy cold gray crags, O seal
"i wcot to hear the watch dog's bark across tho Bands of Dee.
Ml midnight In his guarded tont, when all but him had fled,
TLIIeluii but beautiful ho lay, the bivouac of the dead!
TPasst IFonlcnoy, paBt Fontenoy, to hastening 111 a prey,
tUnAer a spreading chestnut tree my fondest hopes decay.
ho was a phantom of delight that man was made to mourn
Tho mill will novor grind again only live grains of corn!
'Oh, como Into tho garden Maudo and list unto mo toll
Of fcaw Horatlus lcopt the bridge ivhon Kosciusko fell!
Courier-Journal.
DENATURED ALCOHOL.
meBulallons to comply with tho amondod act for tho production of tnx
frco denatured alcohol hnvo been IsBuod by the commissioner of Intornal
rovonnn and enn bo obtained by nddrosslng that ofllcor at Washington.
TEbo Tegular dlsllllora need no Information from us, but tho constant
HnuulrlOH which wo recclvo are ovldenco that thore Is a vory general iw
itnnnd for Information on tho part of tho public at largo.
Alcohol Is UHod In a groat many of tho Industries.
' Those Industries whoso requirements aro for tho hlgh-prlrod othyl al
cohol, but can bo met by tho denntured nrtlclo, will bu at onco and vory
mbtimiIIv lifilfiml.
Tbero has, howvor, boon n vory lnrgo uso of tho poisonous wood ulco-
liol In many Industrlos.
Thnt alcohol has novor boon subject to Intornal rovoniio tax, and
Vhulhor or not It will bo displaced by the donnturod Ethyl alcohol will
iQummt IiukbIv on tho rolallvo price
"Tlmro will doubtless bo a protly active compotltlon for n time which,
normally, ahoiild ond In tho formation of a trust controlling both kind.
Thoro Is, of coursu, tho nntl-trust lawn to be considered, but thore
are ttlcohol trusts now and tboro Is no apodal reason to supposo that tney
,fll not Ibid a way to unite.
TIMIU3 IS, IIOWKVHH, A REAL AND SKIIIOI'S DANGER TO THE
TRUSTS IN THOSE PROVISIONS OK THE LAW WHICH PERMIT ANV-
1IODV TO PRODUCE ALCOHOL OUT OF ANYTHING RY COMPLYING
TimH SOME VERY SIMPLE REGULATIONS.
Ethyl alcohol can be mnilo out of almost any fermontnblo vegetablo
product and tho apiiaralus and plant for producing It may be vory Inox
'fienalvc Most farms have refuse prmlucti from which alcohol can bo made by
4.1io fnnnerH themselves on tholr own grounds.
Thuy would not bo likely, bowovcr, to do so, woro It not for tho unlver
nl ilumund for powor and boat.
For till purpose denatured alcohol will come Into direct competition
with potroloum products.
Nobody knows whether donnttirod alcohol can bo producod to sell at
i lower prlcu than giiHolouo, but nobody will doubt that, whethor It can
or not, tho oil trust and tho alcohol trusta would arrango vory quickly
thut tburo should bo no "cutthroat competition."
9n tho end alcohol stands to win, becauso thore Is a limit to tho out
'put of pulroluum, whllo thoro can be no limit to tho output of alcohol.
lint 1' r tho prosont generation the Interest lies In tho fact that it is
.nlmoHt olf-ovldont that tho farmer by his own labor, on bis own farm, can
produce alcohol from his rofuso or least Hiilablo products for his own
iiho and that of his uolghbors at a lowor prico than It can be comniorclnl
ly manufactured and delivered through coiumorclnl channels.
Tho law permits him to do this, tiimdy requiring that a rovunue olll
hsIm) Hball seal tho still, and when tho tank Is full como and soo It do
Matured. ,
SIMPLE AS" Til II PROCESS OF DISTILLING IS, THE FARMERS OF
THIS GENERATION DO NOT UNDERSTAND IT.
The ritrinwn of tho revolutionary period knew all about It and start
id "whisky luaurrectlons" when compelled to submit to regulation and
jxiy Mxm on their product.
What Is needed to bring deiiHturrl alcohol into Immediate and Kneral
luii at low priest Is general liuitriiatloii of farmers how to produce It.
Obviously t tint Is (he proper work of the agricultural collogoe and
fHriiHTs' lustltutoa.
Tho MluueeotH AKrtcult iiihI collage Iini already ordered Its still an an
iioiiucus coursia of Instruction In the art.
Doubtlew our own college will do likewise.
AND WE MIGHT Sl'tlGEST FOR OUR FARMERS' INSTITUTES
THAT TWO OR THREE MOONSHINERS PROM EAST TENNESSEE RE
DROUGHT OVER AS LECTURERS AND DEMONSTRATORS, with the
proviso that thoy shall not Instill tho notion that It will bo most prollt
ttblo not to denature the alcohol at Mil, but try and sneak It out and soil
U In lis natural form.
That U a horribly dangerous road which leads tsralght to stato's prison.
ItOUGHT NO COAL.
HIo1m Goimiu'ivliil ('tub Not Success
ful So Fur.
A HoIho dispatch of July 27 says:
Tho coal question has buuu receiv
ing moro discussion of late than any
thing uls. Even tin Haywood trial
finds second place whoa tho question
of uonl Is iiumtlnuud. Pooplo hero
Cully tonllxo what a prudlcniueut thoy
Hru In as the oxperiuuco of last your
Your ladle money will earn In
teruet If doposlttd with us, whllo
RwulUuc au opportunity for In-
VOMtUlltllt.
It can be withdrawn when
wanted.
Savings Department
Capital National
Bank
i U. AlJlltUT, PRESIDENT
K. M. OROISAN, V. PRESIDENT
X. L AMIKllT, 0A81UK11
inmmtmimammmmmitmatmmmaaimtmtummmtmumtmut
taught thum a fuol lesson thoy will
not soon forgot. Sonio tliuo ago tho
conimurolal club and tho city coun
cil took the mutter up and did con
siderable corresponding with dlffoi
ont fuel conipanlos only to tlnd that
tho uomiuodlty can not at this time
bo purchasod In any quantity. Now
tho coal njiostlon has boon taken up
with the railroad otllclals and the in
Urstatos commerce commission with
a view to obtaining a cheaper rate
front Omaha wost. if this Is obtain
ed Boise will go Into tho onstoru
markets and buy bur winter supply.
I: was found after investigating the
rate on coal from Pennsylvania that
railroads rate are prohibitive, tints
compelling tho people of tho wust to
buy the soft coal uf tho Mliwourl val
ley If they cannot get the western
product.
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Host Medicine hi tho World for Colic
nnd DlnrrlitKMi,
'I find Chnnibarlaln'a Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Romcdy to bo tho
boat remedy In tho world," says Mr.
C. L. Carter of Sklrum, Ala. I am sub
Ject to collo and diarrhoea. Lo.t
spring It aoomod as though I would
dlo, and 1 think I would If I hadn't
tnkon Chamborlalu's Colic, Cholora
and Diarrhoea Roinedy. 1 hayen't
boon troubled with It elnoo until this
wook, whon I had a vory so vara at
tack and took half a bottlo of tweu-ty-flvo
wnt elxo Chamberlain' Colic,
Cholora and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
Ivuo niuiuiuf 1 li tiaa K dan la. I
For sal by Dr. Stoae's Druf Store. I
The Quality
of tea depends on soil,
climate, cultivation.
Folgfer's
Golden Gate
Teas e;S
4ft JAFolJrtG1
m 01
Oolongf
EnIlih
BreaKfast
Gun
powder
BlacK (D.
Grcon
are selected and blended
by tea experts. Packed
flavor-tigbt in dust proof
cartons.
J. A. FOLGER J CO.
SAN FRANCISCO
Importer of Pur Taa
k ..I
TEA
GEYLOH
HERMIT
KINGDOM
OF KOREA
STItKiri' JMPROVKMKNTS.
City of Vaklina Is Speiulliig Nearly
Street and sldowalk improvomentc
now under way and projocted In
North Yakima, wiys tho La Grande
Observer, roach a total of a quarter
of a million dollars, according to an
estlmnto mndo by City Engineer For
mnn. Whon all aro completed, which
Is expected to bo ilono boforo winter,
this city will havo tho largost paved
nroa In tho northwost nutsldo of tho
largo cities. Yakima avonuo will bo
pnvod for a dlBtanco of 12 blocks on
both sides of tho Northern Pacific
railroad, which will make one of the
boat buslnoss streots In the stnto of
Washington.
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The Doctor Away from Home When
Moat Needed.
Pooplo aro vory much disappoint
ed to find that tlnlr family physician
la away from homo when they most
nocd his sorvlcos. DIscnsos llko cramp
colic and cholora morbus roqulro
prompt troatmont; and bnvo In many
Inntancca provon fatal boforo medi
cine could bo procured from or a
physician suinmouoJ. Tho right way
Is to keep on hand a bottlo of
Chamborlnlu's Colic, Cholora and
Diarrhoea Homody No physician
can proscrlbo n bettor mcdlcluo for
thoflo dlsonaefl. Ily having It In tho
houso you oscipo much pain and
suffering and all risk. Huy It now;
It mny envo llfo. I'or salo by Dr.
Stone's DruiT Storo.
Will Slug ut l-lii p.
Dr. 11. A. HorltnKo. dean of the
Willamette college of mimic has boon
engaged to furnish a chorus of one
hundred voices for the opening even
ing at tho state fair and nlso will
have charge of tho beautiful cantata,
"Months and Seasons" which will bo
given on tho closing ovonlug by GO
children ranging from 6 to IB years
of ago. The talent for both tho enn-
tata and chorus will bo principally
local and It will douhtjess bo nniong
tho host treats of tho fair.
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Long Llvo tho King!
Is tho popular cry throughout Eu
ropean countries; whllo in Amorloa,
tho cry of tho proaont day Is "Long
Llvo Dr. King's Now Dlscovory, King
of Throat and Lung Honiedlos!" of
which Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine, Tru
ro, Maaa., says: "It novor fails to
give Immodlato rollof nnd to quickly
euro a cough or culii." Mrs. Palne's
opinion Is shurod by a majority of
tho inhabitants of this country. Now
Dlscovory euros won.' lungs and sore
throat after all otlor rouiedlw hava
failed; and for coughs and colds
It'a the only aur euro. Guaranteed
by J. C. Perry, druggist. 50o and
$1.00. Trial bottlo froo.
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llor .Mind,
"What's that you're so busy writ
ing? You're regularly perspiring
ovor It.
"My wlfo U glviuK an address on
Wanton's Hlghu' tomorrow, and I
am proparlng it for her.'1 Lusttgo
llluottor.
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ILiiaoIniU Players nnd Poot HacersI
Louis J, Krugar, es-cbamnlon lone
distance foot racor of Germany nnd
Holland, wrltoa, Oct. 27, 1901:
"During my training of eUfat
wooks' foot racca at Salt Laka CRy,
in April last, I used Ilallard's Snow
Liniment to my greatest satisfac
tion.
Theroforo, I highly recominoad
Snow Liniment to all who aro trou
bled with sprains, brutau, or rtuu
matlm." 25c, 50c and J 1.00. Sold
by D. J. Pry.
Almost Exactly the Area of Kansas,
Having 83,000 Squnro Miles Jap
anese Most Numerous Foreigners
Women Arc Roasts of IJurdcn In
Theory and Practice Admlnlstrn
tlvo Classes Arc Weak and Cor
rupt Paradise of Quacks.
Korea, called by outsiders tho
"Hermit Kingdom," Is known to Its
own people as Che-sen, meaning
"morning calm" or "morning fresh
ness." n. pomnrlscs a peninsula of Asia,
nortbenst of China, COO mllos long,
1135 miles broad and Including an
Inrea of about 83,000 Bquare nille3.
JThe population Is estimated at from
18,000,000 to 16,000,000 people, io
j eluding foreigners, of whom tho
'greater numbor aro Japanese. Thoro
nro about 300 Americans resident in
Iip ponntrv.
Tho Koreans arc of Mongolian or
igin, tall, robust and rather prepos
sessing. Their language Is polysyl
labic. In dross, customs and archi
tecture thoy show tho Influence of
Chlneso civilization. Tho Chinos
claim to havo clvlllzod Koroa in tho
12th century II. C.
Korea has boon under tho suzoraln
tv of China from oarllost tlmos, ox-
icopt a brlof period botwoon 1092 and
1C0S, when It wns undor Japan w
protoctlbn, until 1S7G, whon Jnpan
slgnod a troaty recognizing It as an
Indepondont nntlon.
Tho bunions of llfo fall moro heav
ily upon tho wo mon of Koroa than In
most countrlos, ovon In tho orient.
Indeed, It would bo dlfllcult to point
to any nation whoro the lot of wom
an Is moro complotoly unenviable
than In Koroa. Tho male Korean,
oxcopt In tho highest classos, rogards
his wlfo as tho bunion boaror of tho
family.
Curiously onough, however, tho
mnlo Koroan doos not attain to tho
full dignity of man's ostnto until he
mnrrlos. No matter how long ho
mny dofer that event, ho Is compollod
to bo baro-hondod and to woar his
hair In a pig-tall until his woddlng.
Ho Is troated as a boy, excluded from
tho councils of men nnd Is a porson
of no consoquonco during tho pig-tall
period or his life.
Korea Is tho paradlso for quack'?.
As modlclno tho ground skull of a
tiger Is high In favor for all Ills,
while ginseng, pulvorlzod horns of n
Tawn, maturated spiders nnd similar
mixture nro consumod In groat
'quantities with trust and confldonce
In tholr virtues. In surgery tholr
ipiactlco Is limited to the crudoJt
'operations.
Religion In Korea, as far as there
may bo said to be any. Is modeled on
Clilno patterns with such results
ai mlnlit be expected. Law and the
administration of justice are uttorly
feoblo and rooking with corruption.
Tho rolns of govornmont, as in China,
nro In tho hands of a class which,
by family tradition, live by the
flhamoloss oproesion nnd robbery of
the poor.
Tho bind Is generously blossod
.with animal llfo. Thoro aro no
oxen, nowovor, ami Koroans never
use milk or any of Its products. The
work Is nil dono by bullocks, which
usually attain magnlllcent develop
ment. Without his bullock tha
(Korenn would bo helpless, and this
rnct Is cited to prove that tho Kor
'onns havo novor boon n nomadic poo
plo. Koroa produces no shoop, but nono
la that country Is so poor as not to
J own nt loast ono dog. No family
would bo comploto without a dog.
Koroans, unllko tho Jnpanoso, lovo
a goou nro whon tho chill blasts of
winter bwoop ncross the barron coun
try. This fondnoss for warmth Is
tho cnuso of that barren nppoarnnco
which so often bus been roforred to
by trnvolors. Tho Koreans koop tholr
loresis ciu to tiie quick to provide
fuol, whllo tho canny Jap let their
forosts grow and shiver.
The Koreans are essentially an ag
ricultural peoplo. They como from
a stock ontlrely different from their
two groat neighbors. China, the mer
chant nntlonand Japan, tho fighting
pooplo. They are undoubtedly of
Turanian origin with n strong ad
mixture of Chinese and Manchu
blood.
Seoul, tho capltnl, Is an ancient
walled city built in a notwork of
hills IS mlloa from the sea. It is for
tified in tho strongost fashion by a
systom of smells that would drlvo
any. but nn Asiatic nrmv unsninr- in.
to tho soa. It Is poor In appoaranci?
oui rtcti in iteas. On autumn nights
Agora and other beasts of prey fre
quently contest tho rlcht of wnv wih
tho belated traveler in tho streots.
The vista across tho housetnna nt
Seoul Is ono of appalling monotony
All chimneys empty Into tho narrow
streots about two feet from the
ground, and at eventide when tho
n,i xvlvns Rtnrt their fires tho pall
of smoke and ashes that settles upon
i, inn wnnld mako a London log
look llko a section of tho cerulean
blue. The ono advantage or tno
smoke ovil In Seoul Is Its ability to
suppress tho ordors which rise up
from Its dreadful thoroughfares.
Seoul Is the homo of mourner3.
Indeed It mny bo said literally with
the scriptures that "tho mournors go
about tho streets." When a Korean
Is bereaved by tho death of a close
relativo ho Is entitled to mourn his
loss for a period of threo ydars, and
during this tlmo he is not expected
to perform any labor. As tho aver
age male Korean professes of lofty
scorn for labor at any time, it is qulto
fn tin Mnected that the period of woo
la accepted with resignation If not
embraced with joy by nearly nil.
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He Fired tho Stick.
"I havo fired tho walklng-fltick
I'vo carrlod ovor 40 years, on account
of a ooro that resisted every kind of
treatment, until I tried Bu.cklon'a
Arnica Salve; that has healed tho
soro and mado mo a happy man,"
writes John Garrett, of North Mills,
N. C. Guaranteed for Piles, BurnB
etc., by J. C. Perry druggist. 25c.
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CALL OUT TIIK TROOPS'.
Another Casus lli'lll Is Furnished
the Mikado.
-t-M' 1 1 lH-MAATrl
JEmIm
Three Jnps and as ninny Ameri
cans becamo embroiled In n mix-up
on Main street In Orogon City Satur
day night, nnd cnuscd an uproar
which rosullod In tho nrrost of Theo-
itnrn Mlllni' unit Olio Of tllQ llttlo
I brown men, who were roloasod upon
'deposit of $25 each to appear boforo
Itocordor Dlmlck Monday afternoon.
Tho Japs camo out of the Planet
snloon nnd started across tho street,
whon Miller, who was standing on tho
sldownlk, playfully heaved a brick at
one of his frlonds, nnd tho missile
.landed within a few foot of tho Japs.
Two of thorn turned nnd commenced
to nbuso Miller shamefully and ex
plosively, tolling him that ono Jnpa
noso could lick 300 Americans nnd
threatening to kill him. Tho blggost
ot tho threo waved a brick frantlcnl
jly, but no damago was done, and tho
Japs finally started across the street'.
Minor's frlonds ndvlsed him to pun
ish tho big Jnp and aroused his Ire.
Walking to whoro the Jap stood, ho
procoodod to show him that ono
Ainurican wns more iiinn a mnicn tor
ono Jnpanoso. Tho proceedings wore
nt this point Intorruptod by tho ar
rival of the polieo, who took tho com-
bntants Into custody. Tho othor Jnpa
started toward tho Southern Pacific
depot, nnd ono of thorn, mooting Tuck
Surface, shook his fist In tho fnco of
I the whlto ninn and wns beaten for his
pains. This was too much oxcttomc.it
J for Orango Ilarbur, and ho stnrtod
after the brown mon and Indulgod In
some punishment on his own nc-
.oiint. No other nrrests woro mndo
Sevoral hundrod men gnthorod to dis
cuss tho affair, and for a short whllo
tho stroet had tho appoaranco ot n
riot. Tho Japs aro omployod on tho
railroad.
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All tho World,
knows that Ballard's Snow Liniment
has no superior for Rheumatism,
Stiff Joints, Cute, Sprains, Lum
bago and all pains. Buy it, try It
and you will always use It. Any
body who has used Ballard's Snow
Llnlmont is a living proof of what It
doos. All wo aok of you isto get a
trial bottlo. Price 25c, GOc and
$1.00. Sold by D. J. Fry.
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The old Pennsylvania Dutch Duti
kard recommends "Hickory Bark
Cough Uoniody." Guaranteed to euro
your cough, nnd guaranteed to be
pure. Mado from the bark of tho
shell bark or whlto hickory tree.
For sale by dealers everywhere.
fake
icm a n. .
MT
RAl.Pvt ..77Hb
oiAn.Kjj
Local AVholcMiJ
Buttor--30c: fn ,..
sa?i
Oats 33 c.
Barley $21. i!
Flour-Hard wheat, 5 1
.85 $4.00. MM
Salem Fence Works
Headquarters for Woven Win
Fencing,
Netting, Pickets, Gates, Shingles, P
& B. Ready Roofing, Screen Doors
and AJJustlblo Window Screens
'AH at lowest prices.
Walter Morley
250 Court St Salem, Ore
gt1Mlgmilmiiwfrf.TtBBBat)MM-(B
9 m
Gold Dust Flotttl
Made by THE SYDNEY POW
EX COMPANY, Sidney, Oregoa.
Made for family use. Ask your
grocer for it. Brsn sad ikorti
always oa hand.
P. B. Wallace
AGENT
$3
Mill food Bran, iuJ
$21. '""i
Hay cheat, ilra.
vor 47 fin .in- .- . ..',!
.-., v..vu ,,cl ,nn. ,l,l
. . i
Q) $12.00 per ton.
Onions $4.00 per M. J
V --- v v j' w 4 V VI l j
Hodb Choice. ift,..
nhnlnn Q7n. fl
v..v-v, mu-tft., med Hm il
o 72 o.
Chlttlm bark IHQtJ
wool uuc.
Mohair 29c.
Tropical Prnlu. I
imnanas $u.75.
Oranges $3(?Z)J4.
Lemons $C.OO?6.50.
ltcmll Jlnrii, ,
Oats Whllo, $30; tlA
on.; ronou uariey, 21,
Eggs 25c.
rtilHnr Piiin.. 'I
w,, w, (
HOC.
Flour Valley, Sl.lEdr
sack; hard wheat, ? 1.35 (J
urnn use por sack; il
Hay Timothy, 85c U
cheat, COc; clover, 50c J
Bnorts, yoc per cwt.
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, Gc.
uauie lioo 1200 i
3c.
Lighter steers 3011
siock nogs 5 6c. '
Cows nnd hclfera 90l
252ic
Lambs Jc.
Vonl Dressed, 67t
Portland Wholesale W
Wheat Club, 83c; Til
blue stem, Sue.
Oats Cholco white, !
Mlllstuff Bran. $17.
Hay Timothy, $168111
$13.
Vetch $8.50.
Poultry Hens, 12 H 6llJ
chickens, 14 fj) 15c: dresJ:
llc higher than Itaj
young, 10(ff lie; plBml
Pork Best, 7 8c.
Lambs Spring, Ofilt
Mutton 7c.
Hops Choice, per powi
Hops Cliolse, perpousy
wool vauey, coantu!
20 21c; eastern Oreov.
Progressive Ulna
Mr. Fodder- I guwj Enl
'a Jolnod tho band In
Mrs. Fodder- How'itW
Mr Vndfl.r Hn writ!
bo's playing second baw
now. Tho Chaparral.
A Memorable DM.
Ann nt lwt flnva tVA tKM
pleasure, as well m vrltij
our health on which If
qaulntod with Dr. Klnr'iJ
puis, tho painless w
euro headache and bllllw
konn tho bowols right
" - "- i
Perry's drug store.
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SOUTHERN PACWCl
Tlmn Ponl KO. "
Juno !' !
Toward Portland ft?
No. 165:23 a. m.
press. '
No. 18 8 :30 a.m., Com
Passenger. i
No. 124:25 p. B.,
press.
No. 14 9:2S p. -"
pi oss. '
Toward rortlas-r?
No. 222 10.5S t.
11:38 a.' m., Portland F
No. 22(110:40 a-1
nr.t Prtll
li:38 a. ro., Lji
Toward San Francis
No. 1111:03 a.P-
press. i
No. 17-6:42 p.m,
Passenger. r
No. 15 9:56 p. m-.1-.
press. ;
No. 131:31 a-m-5"
i
co Express. j
Toward an i'-
No. 2212:33 a,-,
i. rli'L '
CISCO aai n-'ef -.
No. 22511:9 -
11:25.
NVrLLAVEUTTFRJ
Wholesale deal?1' 3
merchants. Cart Jm
Kggs, Poutiry,
aadl O. A. wnv ,i
1mub. row"
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