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In0vIsIoN TnADE wHACKsrP

Liverpool. $av. i.-Ths prov sion trads.
az = seet31e here fereatly. slbsrr,5e3
EZaa fs tne Transsssi uaF fsa4 The
president catie5 re rsga}. g. bes.ss-H
friends in Caieag3. wa3 aa9e row reptiles
that gssa has BEEN sata-gi 80 f-rre a1t
;hat more = 20 follow
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sHoTs SNAPPED ar KIMnTRLKY


London. Nov y a letter "a ghe Tiussa
written - an officer on board tas trans
port Nu5la. ASSERTS tsat go Fafians =
salt carrlou labeie1 Sew York. lsg ha8
% se thrown overheard. a. So va fsH
~ dl.sase aiding They aaiy salt
down me sery aarst portions 20 very Ia
ferfs- heeves az piggy
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

London. Nov. Is-The Daily MafI's
Mafs<ing correspondent. teleEra phlng ua-
der date OF November 2 says r c.
Pa-slov. the correspondent u the Daily
Cnr9alcie. was shot through The brain
md instantly killed by revolver dis
charged accidentally Ia the hands 90
Lieutenant Monchls7n. IN TIRE market
square. ParsI5w was a Cape Town man
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GRAIN AND PEODCCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE leading futures
ranged as follows:
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vlcts-sa. = - 500 .e-Tte r-aste4 ~
Hong kauE 20 oef15ee 2 ssaAs -
Americas sh1s Emss- Tsee4 ea a~o-e-r.s -
81 pa Ea<a ssra4-a wifs = caro- - ser1-
fsae oll s1r HsaE Kong TIE vessel s-ss
isakinx t7 re ertsrt - -four lze1es q.
boar Tae coaster s1ess1s1 nsszseE fr
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territories. however. since the proclaraa-
ton was issued a dispatch from
Lourenzo MARQUES says that fifty Rus
SLAMS and Italians in Johannesburg have
volunteered for service al the front
There are stiu. according to this dis
patch. 80 burgher reserves IN johannes
burg
Commander Won DasseI, o. the German
cruiser Condor. has been appointed mill
tsry attache 10 General Butler.
BRITISH REINFORCEMENT
EsJcourL Monday. Nov l2-Noon-The
West Yorkshire regiment has arrived
here.
London. Nov. 1.-THE greatest enthusi-
asm was shown this morning AT the de-
parture from Newport OF mountain bat
terry % the Royai Artlicy, consisting OF
six guns. Thousands Of people lined the
streets. cheering. and the battery had
difficulty in reaching the train through
the dense crowds This was the last
mountain battery remaining IN England
eight others being in India and the tenth
having been captured by the Beers a.
Nicholson's Mex The British admiralty
has chartered the Dominion limo steamer
Canada for use a. a troop shin The
transport Mohawk, having the Twtfh
Lancers on board. Ia sarrived AZ Cape
Town The transport Armenian with
three batteries % artillery. has reached
Durham
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, No. Nov. ls.-W-heat-Ds-
renber. sIizc: MAY esle. cash, n. hard
6sdG4c. No. 8, Ss-.1e-c, No. : red, 71C1-c.
No s. s5TSsc
Co-n-Decsmber Use; May. $40; cash
No. mixed. SO; No. : waite, 2Sssc;
No 8. So
oats-No. white. 2sssc
Rye-No. :. Sc
Hay-Choice timothy, $S.5oEs. 90. choice
prairie. S-.e77.53-
Butter-Cre4mery. 2o9o3c; dairy. sc.
Eggs-E'resh- l5c.
ST. LUIS
s. Louis, Nov. Is-Whsat-ETIzhe- NJ.
red cash elevator. 6st-c, track 49,:
December. sss1esisc; AIay. 7sssa7gs.e. N.
hard. ss6s7i4c-
Co---EIgher; No : cash. sg-c. tack.
1-ss5sIs.c. December @sssc. Mar. ss1sc.
oats-Tighsr; ". : cash. @rc: track
&c, pecsu5er. @ze; &2y. - No. :
waite. Sc
sye-Fgrra; SIC
Receipss-Fgour. ace; what. $500.
corn. 400. oats. Zs'a
Sh;p-nents-F1our. 500. wheat. I-aa-
earn. 3 60. cats E95e
NEW YORK
New York New. s-F.oaz-Rscstrss
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I.auaanum fsraeurh r,rnn-

ChcaEs s9F. T. farusius GQrroraif
Elvs be- GFs rhG8ren iaa1a7pra. nistss-
as Sc f9r csgEa s5r4e. sssaF a-f "a
are Dangerously 81 TIE etafrea nsro
Hl-ri75 70 a hsizi uh~~e 81 vas an.
r3aacs8 fhst TO ~ fbsr ..TFl azsf
y AID T-n4a aY. aEHf M rsa.a nat go
cezsr
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sURRENDERED WITH TEAns

London. Nov. is-Th= Times Dart an
correspondent. under Gats % sunday. 30
vem1er T. evening says. "r1sp 'ala
Matthews arrived here toa8v DE testi-
des % ere fsleu6id 6e'easa = .se ROYAL
Irish Fus1ee-s and the Gloucester rrg.-
rns1t against an ovsrx hsiruirz force %
Beers. who he'd positions on -lrse aifes
% tae British troops Retirement ca she
fo1-th side Eaz i-n7-asfatr. - tEs way
vas too preciuitoss. ard vgr-@r5sr Vas
the Only alternative - anafh iafia7. o.
the Beers were on tire point - ~een ~
a shell Ere upon thsm- r. vas psthed-
20 hear the FusE@s-s he-a8s1i1r tsrlr
misfortune several vifh fearf eyes,
saying Father 7 you'd r5fHer aaTe fseo
shot than thie Ceu~17-fanf general
I5u5e-- orIer4s Fsthrr Ist'sess. rfIs7re
OF condition thst hs arflsf re Heer
xsunss5. -tst aste-11rs csgctr nasuis3
ths ORDER and ere Chaplain vras 'si-en ~ p
IRE other prisoners fa vEs twF
miles e. Wssrhtaak. zbe-e Re- wts sts
-ez. -a-s-~rt wsR plaes6 - --a3r far
Pretoria TIE Beers have ssw fe1ts n1
a-s thought 81 - rar=rfaz Fe~ers nrf-a-
cons waite II Pref ~. sFt5er ~ s1sE~
unce-ste1s .hst Pres tert ETVrF- aas
ahe4t % ~5sst Ns-srs - sre1srsxa re
ss-xhe-s fse-e warr ez-ty s-1~rs szvs
been sent % S1tal 81. - Beers sf~fz-s
trs- -hese ere 80 b-frz re Ia ssa.fs
-~ - Es~lff--Es+ 20
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DISASTER ONCE AGAIN
IS BRITkIN'S PORTION

Continued from First PAGE.
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tween the American repuhHc and tss
British empire" declared the speaker. -
one OF the most dramatic. and may be-
come one OF the mos; tnomentous and FAR
reaching episodes In modern history. u
does net. however. imply hostility to any
other great power"
( DANGER FROM THE BAsUToS
London Nov 1.-THE possible revolt
OF TIE Basuso chief Joel. who. Il has
been announced. NAV join the Beers. q
attributed 20 tribal Jealousy. There has
been a long feud between The haif-
brothers. Jonathan and oJei ,be latter
refusing 20 recognize his brothers nsFni-
nation q chief Joeh therefore. took an
anti-Bri;ish side against jonathan n
isso. and committed most h.deous atroci-
ties. II he joias she Beers. Il : prophe-
sled. Chiefs IerothodL Jonathan and
others are liable 20 make short work %
the recalcitrauts
THE POPE - NEUTRAL
London. Nov. ls-CardinsI vaughaa's
letter TO the pope. pointing out the evil
eject Which at3a-ke upon England ap-
peatirg IN the Vatican Organs arc hav-
ing uson Rritt1A opinion. has already
borne frl't. This evening the observa-
tore Roneuo publishes a paragraph de-
clarinE that ig is The ocicisl ergan u
the holy See IN announcement Of facts
only. and that SIS comments upoa the war
n South Af-iee sTe not Inspired b. ne
Vatican. IL SAYS that the Holy See viii
not take the side Of either party in The
hostilities.
BoEKS ATTACK KHANfA
London. Nov. 6.-The Times publishes
the following Dispatch from Boluwayo.
dated Thursday. November O. TIE Beers
attacked the Bechuaua chef Khana az
se,ike kopje. on our side II the Crocodile
river. yesterday. and were repulsesl.
Khaaa is confident and II working heart
lly with us. he is supported 81 so fusa
from here Chief Llnchws. who vas az
nrst loyal. s. thought 70 be waverluE.
SHOTS sWAPPED Ar KINBFRLKv
London. Nov. "a dispatch % ne
Daily Matr dated 20 Kimberley. FRIDAY.
November 80. by vay - Capetoua. re-
ports an exchange ~ artillery viih tha
Beers that morning. % damage beiak
done 20 the town. Subsequently, az af-
more3 train wen, toward prarGeid.
where 81 vas fred up9u ~ the Beers.
after which e returned % Kimberley IN
safety.
SAIT CAERIoS FROM ANEHTCf~
London. Nov "a iettsr 90 fhe Tir1es
written - an officer or board ths tFaaa-
port Suela. ASSERTS tat 1sg Fsfians q
SAT- carr.ou labeie8 'Sew York. lsg haa
70 be thrown Overheard ~ Sc wss fsH
~ dlsease ad4.1s. They oaiy AL;
down fhe very worst portions 20 very lu-
ferfa- teeres az s.gr
TRADE wHACEs Up
Liverpool. $1Y. is-The pro, sion trads.
AZ sseetiue here fereatIF. s1ssrri5ei
EZaa Fra the Transsasl uar fsa4 Tbs
president catie5 re rsEe5, g. baHlusrH
friends FRS Caicag3. wa Rare row repHss
that ysss sas been sata-gI 90 f-rse aat
that more = 20 follow
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professor - ,z-erasfssczl As A. t-s
l-nsVe-zstv ~ = psasrsasrx s-1 vha
80 zeue<r e she Rassss1 seaeFa-
aa % -ss peace r1Hssyrzes ~ Tss
TfaFle. sar 1shishae ear1 lr re of-
r-al Hesss-Fr- Sc wh-H - exgreesss
Pa reE-fE th4t s-a serra~s - va sAi1
Aaee z5-e1rs8 EE-hs1 fwa 1s1fes AFTER
The HzEss casfarezes Fse fsesxses
hsserer. that tAe eeafers-rs "a raf az
,s-e6 - ar-t ~ ~ars ezf - s~ssa
'hs ASS a-s stzxss e war. s1--r -h1a
g. u1aEzss 80 ssh
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MUNYON'S

! do not believe there
Is a case of dyspep-
sia, indigestion or
any stomach trouble
that cannot be re-
lieYed at once and
permanently cured
by my DYSPEPSIA
CURE.
MUNYON.
At all druggists,
25c. a vial. Guide
10 Health and medi-
cal advice free. 1905
Arch street, Phila.
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Notice of Election,

Notice II bcrrhy given, ihai in
confnfmlty with thr chnfler 40 tie
.Uty nf salrm. Ofcpnn, au clrc-
tiOn viii BE- held 10 this city nn Mon
day. Deccnbef Z. 1919, inr tie clcttlOi
III Que aldefuiau fur each N he ieuf
.afds Of said city, up ~h,ch DAY thr
DOlla will be Op frm iu o'clock a,
m. until 4 O'clngk .. u.
One alderman a. thn INST ward, ~
succeed ThOm8s Buu0Ns the polling
plaee 10 h. ~ No a's Engine house,
North Liberty street
one alderman in The sec lnd ward
to succeed A A. BUREN, the pnlilpk
place "a ~ Basey's livery Stable on
Court street
one aldem-u be- doe rhifd ward, 90
succsed Lee Mcunei ine polling place
to be az Ifeeiaud's ston, "Afmofy
building. stale strrct
one aldcTuiu 10 ine f1ufth Naid,
10 surceeG f A. lesg, me polling
olace tn he az the Red fnnnt staule,
.ufnef Commercial aud Trade Streets
D.,ne by 0rdcf ~ the Cluiinon pun
eli. Dated al aaleni, Oiegun, tliir
s2nd DAY ~ Nntenlbcfi n'n
tias IA tity Recorder
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Salt Lake City--An Import
w actor inTranscon-
tinental Travel.

No one crossing the continent can al
ford 10 cut salt lake City from his route.
The attractions Of the place, including
the Mormon Temple, Tabernacle and
Church institutions, the Great Salt
Iake-deadeT and denser than the Dead
Sea IN the Holy land-the picturesque
environment and the Warm sulphur
aud Hot springs, are greater ~ NE
square yard than any locality on the
American continent.
The RIO ORASDE WEsfERs RAILWAY,
ronneeting on the Fast With the Denver
a Riotirande aud Colorado Midland haii-
ways and on the Wsh with the southern
Psfidc Central houtel and Oregon
short lane, is the only tfanscontinentAi
line passing direotly through ralt Lake
(ity' The route through Salt Lake CITY
IA The RI0 GRAxDE WEsrEEs hAiL"Af
l. famous al the year round. On ae-
cnunt Of the oquable climate 0i bAh
sad Colorado Il IL just a. popular %
Inter a. la summer. send y 10 }. D.
afansdeld, Z53 Washington 81. Portland
or Geo. VI. neintz, Acting General Pas
e-neef Agent, salt lake City. iof q copy
ID Nsaii lake Ciiy-the City % the
laints.'
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The simple truth is that the real griey
ance Of England against the Beers is no.
that they are illiterate, stolid and mn
progressive, but that the Transyaal con.
tains the richest gold mines in the
world, and English miners, capitalists
and Spectators want 10 control them
whenever weak or feeble power has
anything that England wants and re.
fuses to surrender, that is Of itself casus
pelii'andlthe.plunder, ,roDbery:and extor-
ton that follow are always in the in
terest OF civilization. In this consecrated
name she built mp the Indian Empire
10y series Of inconceivable barbarities.
whose horrors as narrated in the
speeches OF Burke and Charles Fox. will
forever shock the conscience Of man.
kind. Upon the same pretence she
forced the Infamous opium traffic on
China, and is now engaged in dismem.
bering that ancient domain to advance
civilization and at the same time secure
control Of the Suez canal and protect
patent landholders. She bomhar,led
Alexandria and burned il in the night.
England is the bully and ruhian and
coward among nations. She never
fights her equals or on equal terms.
She never tenders an ultimatum 10
the strong, With them she negohates
and compromises and dickers and
squirms and yields.
She claims to have been the conqueror
of Napoleon, but she never dared to
meet him single.handed on any field.
and had it not been for her Prussian
allies, would have been defeated at
Waterloo.
She fought Russia in the Crimea with
the help of the French; but give her
cripple or baby as an antagonist, and
she is dauntless and undeniable. She
bullied and insulted and domineered
over this country till we thrashed her
IN two wars on land and sea. During
the rebellion she omitted no effort To
destroy the Union. She threatened the
North with war and treated the south
with promises of recognition. She
equipped fleet of pirates that swept
the seas Of our commerce, from the ei-
fects of whose depredations we have not
yet recovered, and then paid fifteen mill
lions rather than fight Cleveland
slapped her in the face in his Venezuelan
message, and she accepted the insult
md submitted TO arbitration
Itwould seem as il the greatest king
lom in the world could afford 20 be
nagpanimous in It's differences with 80
mall an adversary as the Boer republic
md find some amicable solution by ne
,otiation, rs II has 80 often done with
he great powers; but the interest Of
civilization demands that the Transvaal
hall be obliterated in order that British
control OF the Rand may be supreme.
rhe result can hardly be doubted. The
dds are too great. The Beers must go
1ut there is no intelligence so dense and
70 Opaque as not 10 know the cause of
heir oppression, and no conscience so
'allous and cold as not 10 feel that they
ire victims Of greed and injustice, such
is will, on the Judgment Day OF nations
demand vengeance and retribution.
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An Astoria Disclaimer.

Geo. Gray. whose arrest at Salem is
reported, was employed on the Astorian
Tor short time, being recommended by
prominent citizens whose acquaintance
he made by means of his membership in
prominent order. His work was not
satisfactory and he was soon discharged.
He remained in Astoria as agent for the
Portland Telegram and occasionally so.
licited advertising for this and other
papers. He is not an Astorian. .-Astor-
ian.
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PERSONAL AND LOCALLY

PHONE 269l.
FREE DELIVERY.


Mrs. Frances Thornton OF Corvallis,
is the guest Of Mrs. j. Olinger on Mill
street.
Rev. Demereis, OF Portland has been
the guest OF Rev. DAILY at the Catholic
parsonage in this city the past few days.
Francis Buskey, Of Gervais, was on
business visitor TO Salem Monday.
Ed. Heron and Lewis Stinson took
the Monday evening train for Portland.
Mrs. Drusila Wigle who visited Sa-
lem friends returned to Halsey monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. X. Tasker went to
Woodburn this morning to visit their
daughter Mrs. Finer for few days.
Mrs. f. +. Waters went TO Portland
this morning to visit friends.
VIM. NJ. Bright and son went to Port
and this morning.
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shake Into Your shoes.

Aliens Foot Ease, a powder IL cures
painful, smarting, nervous feet And
ingroWing nails, and instantly takes
tbe sting out Of cOfns and buuiOn.
It's the greatest cOmiOft discovery "i
the age. Aliens FOOt-Ease makes
ught uT new shoes feel easy, IL u 4
certain cure for sweating, cdllOus ara
not. tired, aching feet. Try 70 iuday
Sold by al druggists aud shoe stoit-.
Nv mail for 25c 10 stamp. Tidal pac
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sted. I.eR0y. \. y 4
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opera House Atuaetion.

Patton Bros. will present as novel
attraction az their theatre Saturday
evening, Df. DE Kannet's wonderful
Electro MagnOgraph presenting Tor the
first time The Great Dewey Parade in
with the "Man ia tlle
Moon" and the spanish bull fight This
attraction has just finished very profit
able engagement at the Tacoma Theatre
at Tacoma, and also at Cordray's ln
Portland. The performance lasts inlly
two hours and pOular prizes Niii pre-
vail.
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To .Nign, and To.Morrow Night.

And each day ana night during this
week YOU can get' at any druggists
kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, acknowledged To be the most
successful remedy ever sold for
Coughs. Group, Bronchitis, Asthma
aud Consumption. Get a b. title TO
day and keep IL always In the house
s1 you can check your cold at pnce
Price Pc and SOC. Sample bottle free,
eOd&w
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Mt. Angel college Entertainment.

The students of Mount Angel College
and Seminary will give an entertrin-
ment ON Thanksgi ring Day, Thursday,
November 80, at ? p. m. Among other
specialties will be Chinese song which
will be sung with Chinese music aud in
Chinese words. All are cordially M
vited. Admission 10 cents.
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II yon are contemplating trip kast,
YOU can save money ~ t"H3 on il'N
Northern Pacific railroad. lhg ttsl
service Of any rad. Acromiloiatiis
p0rteTs on each car % look aiter your
raats aud upholstered iounsi slerl q
on zach train, no change ~ ears. baii
IN us AMI get iull information.
- IHOHAs, VAN a 60.
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An important Dlnerence.

To make 10 apparent 10 thOus ands
who think themselves Ill., that they
are not afflicted with any disease, but
the system simply needs cleansing, Is
tC bring comfort home TO their hearts,
as cOstiye condition Is easily cured
10y using Syrup Of Figs. Manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co. only,
And sold by all drnRgIsts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-28

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is Grea
medicine OF intrinsic worth. IL re-
moves cough or cold quickly and
cures severe thfnatand lung affections
in an astOnishingly short time. Sold
by all druggists for only 2jcts.
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w. U. vs.. Paeihe College

The Salem football team will leave for
Newberg Thursday morning via steamer
where they will meet the Pacific College
eleven in tusselwth the pigskin.
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New Notafies

The following new notaries were com
missioned yesterday: +. 4. Moiiit,
Union; +. b Lippincolt, Portland ;
James NJ. Cole, Baker City; NJ. H.
Thompson, Portland; j. h. Curl, Drew
epV.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-28

Geo. Noland, Rockland, o., saY-,
.,Ny wife had piles forty year.. lh-
Wits witch Hazel" cured Der, u
meals everything. Aiones Dfux Stofe.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-28

FOR SALE OR RENT.--stock ranch
containing 200 acres situated Of q
mile from postoihce and railway
depot. win sell at a bargain, and On
easy terms; or lease 70 resp0nsibls
party for a few years for keeping IN
present condition. Splendid oppor-
tunity for man engaged In stock rails
ing or dairying. For particulars.
address A IL. Boothby, Mil City
Oregon. li-lS-3u@
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-28

Alvin w. Bagley has been appointed
administrator OF the estate Of w. IL.
Bagley, deceased, also Of the estate Of
Edith X. Bagley, who died July l3,
1898. The former estate is valued at
$500, the latter at $500, and the sole
heir in each case is Mildred Edith Bag
ley, aged 8.
The final account Of i. w. Stensloh,
administrator Of the estate Of Charles
NJ. Day, deceased, has been allowed and
approved, aud the administrator dis
charged.
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SEAL Notary Public

Halls Cdtarrh Cura Is taken Inter.
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces ~ the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY y CO., Toledo, y.
Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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STATE or ONO. CITY or TOLEDO, a.,
LUCAS COuNTY 70

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he Is senior partner 0f the firm OF h.
j. CuENEY 4 Co., DONG business In
the City Of Toledo, County aud state
aforesaid, aud that sail ifm Will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF
CATARRH that cannot be cured by the
use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE,
Sworn to before me aud subscribed
In my presence, this 9th day 0f De-
ccmbei, A, ID. 1886.
- A, W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public,
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DrowsIuess is dispelled BY BEECH
ANS Pills.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-28
MARION COUNTY MATTERS

Business Being Transacted at the Court
House.
A marriage license has been issued TO
Lewis White and Nora Lee, +. w. Wahn
acting as witness.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-28

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS - Don't
prepare for any civil service or censas
examination without seeing our csts-
logue OF information. Sent tree.
Columbian Correspondents College.
Washington. D.'C. 1l-s
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-28

WANTED.--About 80 butts Of young
white oak. second growth, from ste
Is inches IN diameter and from 10 IL
ieet long-will give In exchange wa9-
ons, buggies, hacks, carts, repairs %
horse shoeing--for prices and iurther
particulars call at Salem Wagon Fsc.
tory, S6A Commercial street. Werncr
Fennel. Il-2i-u.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-28

GIRL WANTED-To learn the printing
trade. Apply al Journal ofhco. n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-28

BICYCLE BARGAIN, brand new frpi
class ladies' wheel nc a bargain for
cash. Inquire OF NJ, AZ JouRSkL oiiiee.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-28

NANTED---A reliable girl for general
house work address II. Box ;, Aa-
lem or enquire At Journal Office.
n 249tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-28

WANTED. -To:buy riding pony must
be Young gentle and cheap j a.
Bishop, cor State and Front street.
Salem. II n St
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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Dentist,

S,eoesser TO Dc. J. N. Keen. a Whiu
Con et, Sal sn Os. Parties desiring sapeaoi
pea tioos ~ moderate ices in any b., nch an
in especial request
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-05

months or more and it was for the
purpose of taking treatment that she
went to Bourbon about week ago.
The proper time to plant mangel
wurZels and sugar beetS for stock feed
ing is from May 10 TO June TO- The
place to get this seed is Forbes seed
store. 2w
Joseph Davidson, of Inwood, was in
the city today on his way to Muncie,
where his daughter, Mrs. Addie Hite,
lies corpse. He will bring her re-
mains home for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Alleman left this
morning foI Minneapolis, MIMI, where
they will visit their children for four or
five months. If they like the country
they will probably locate there perma-
nently.
Martin McNulty, who has been a
prominent cigar manufacturer here,
and good citizen of Plymouth for sew
eral years, left this afternoon for Bry-
ant, South Dakota. We are told that
there he will continue his business on
an advanced scale. Mr.. Men ulty's
many friends commend him to the peo-
pie of Bryant and regret they have lost
so amiable an associate.