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With or without wine. Soc.
With or without wine. Soc.

Sunday, June 25. 1899
Olympia Oysters on The Half Shell.
soup.
Chicken with Rice.
OK Tail. Consomme.
Fish.
Boiled Salmon, HoIlandaise Sauce.
Fried Tenderioin of Halibut. Tartsre Sauce.
Steamed CLAIMS.
Fresh Crab Salad Young Onions
Small Eadshes.
Boiled.
Picked OK Tongue. Plquante Sauce.
Entrees.
Fried Spring Chicken. Maryland Style.
Baked MaSaroni a la Mi.anaise.
Frogs Legs la Poui*iie-
Sweet Bread pattles a la FiHanciere-
Peach Fri,fers. Brandy Sauce
Prime Beef au jus
Spring Lamb. Mat Sauce
Stuffed Spring Chicken.
Vegetables.
Mashed Potatoes Boiled Potatoes
New Potatoes In Cream
Garden Peas p,,~. Asparagus
Lemon Punch.
Dessert.
Cocoanat Pudding, Cream Sauce.
Stra. berries and Cream
Vanilla and Strawberry Ice Cream
FTast, Nuts Lady Fingers Mseafoons
Pies
Lemon Cream.
American. oresol Cream and sass Cheese
Co1es Ia Royal
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Kio>DlhERs THEIR PREY.
Confidence Men Make Two Good
unuis From the Miners

Two ~ the Humheldt's Niondika rasxsn-
gers have be@n robbed nv the hslnka and
Conscience esa al this city 70 the extent
81 sax, according 10 reports made yexfer-
tar tn ;ae pNllce. john Faysr tbs. notice
SAY. was Esiss1g<s yesterday Of S-s5 ia the
Sacramento - iessn ssa FIRST ax@nass near
PIX. atsa siSF iSay previous tss1Tg.. kGgtfe
was suiicsd tn.o tie Sschaee lodging
ao9$s ard relieved ri Szhs 81 ais wealth
The sasH responsible Tor The raahey3es
TIE detectives SAY. are Lame Louis
Howard. KID Carlton. 'Swex.e' John
sen and Billy Bats. all specially S.s,sd
In the tricks ef the art Of huakA
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Conversational Churches.


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IODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter the Pest intelligence will allow five
lines In formal church notices free Of charge For
every line nsc there vii. be a charge of Is
cents This rule viii be strictly adhered 20.
Church notices must be In this office not later
than 1 p. n. Saturday
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00DtB0I lD0HCD80s
Flint Bsptsa-Foush asenns. ness Ja1O sssese
Louis q BoSezRan. poskM. Morning Gubtecf "A
Heavenly vissa-" In the evening Rev. In D. Ian
dsifh VIII preach
Re.. Ellis Il Fremont. Win preach IN the Fra
Rapsast church as Ballard a. D. m
Sse<lisis-Fifsh svenus and Olive street ReS.
Andrew Svartx. pastor: residence. - Ofive street.
Sunday services a. u - n. and - .. N Sun
II p. m
Cslored Bsp4Ae Curch-ln7se Madison street
Rsv. Eugene Harris VIII preach 1t II O. n and 3
D. e.
Fremont Baptist Church-Rev. ]. Cairns holds
services every Sunday Brew building Services
% IL q a. and % .. N
Market Ssreee-corner Twansy fourth avenne south
and Main street Rsx Thomas Baldwin. D. D..
pastor Services Sunday at ii T. m and -
p y. p. q G. T. at - o. N
Norwegian panish--Serysees every sundav 4, I,
q m and : - p IA Rev. J. L. H. johnson.
Of Tacoma, preAeIes every other Sunday All Who
understand the language are cordially invited
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Episcopal Churches.
81 Lntes- Kenton Service and sermon ats d,
st. stephens Ballard Rev. r. r. HAand..
rector. Divine service every Sunday at II 4 nd
sd 10 p m.
Hiram street Rev NJ. Thorn. rector Sunday school
at 2ss p, m. Service. with sermon. Mt p
81 Marks char,hI ;, avenue and Spring
sa aes os and sgsnns rector vi"
Trinity Parish Church-CcFner Eighth avenue and
James street. The morning sermon will I've preached
hs ksv. Cheai In the evening an address will be
dsssrss. b, Rodney ATney.
ST Mays Woodland Park Rev. II. H. Gowen
L, Il sharss service aud sermon At az z m. Mr..
car get Of at wins.ow staten.
81 Clen,snt =. Twenty fourth avenue south and
Washington street Rev. George RHrzeile rector
mon. il o'clock evening service and sermon. 80.
Lutheran Churches.
German Lntheraa-- Dswam,ish mission. Sanders
hall, below Swesness brewery Services at ? 20
every other Sunday.
herman Evangelical Lutheran. lions Corner
Tenth avenue aud Stewart street Sunday school
80 a IN. sunday services at 10 20 a IN and 20
T. m
German Lutheran lssncd Mog-serviees every
sanea, at les n 2, ard sunday sshoai At $50
street and Yakima avenue.
Norwegian Danish Fourth and Pine
<,rest- Rev p 4 sorsesis pastor; residence. 1854
Seventh avenue SUNDAY school AT 70 A, Serv-
fcrs at II 4. m. aud 3 m.
Holy Trinity English former seventh avenue
and Unian street Re. james +. BATES, pastor
ssEvees ,na%y 1T II d M Sunday seheai at , %
a W. No eveAing sefstce
herman Lutheran Services in hali. corner Main
ssFse. AID M,aer avenue Services every second
the Rev. W. II. Behrcns. pastor
German Evangelical Lutheran. ST jehHs Consre-
1. ~ Has Eaxs R~xs .rd
third SUNDAY ~ the month, at
GERMAN Sosath Seattle Misstan In hail near post
dsy Of the msnsh at = m. Pastors. q. knapsc.
ials Howell street. aud J" H. knTtx. ise Howell
street.
s,rs,ssA Evangelical Third a.ea,,e near PIKE
Rev MARTA I. Larssn. pastor residence no Row.
All ayense nsslh sunday services 70 70 a m
sna y m All wao understand swedish language
cordially tHSitto
Conversational Churches.
First Columbia Cay. Preaching a, Il 10 = m
ard - p n
Gree, tase~Rev T q Lewis pastor Meetings
held ia tAe I -, q. As.. Regular snrsierS a
II ~ and ~ p IA Sunday school at L ocleek
fYaIss meeting st Is p sa
ktrslsnsa s'esssay ssssices st II a. IN. and y m
T. Il. = g L.. y. ". SUNDAY school at u noon
i4s,noase Conner Third avvsHe and University
ssrees, Res " H. q fefalse. saStef. ta' Seneca.
Preaching at II = ~ sn* ,
t,a,ssry Presbyterian 'aT1sr 81 Tsen,. fourth
avenue aHd Mrs ssses' kev isnald Res. pastor /;
svs4stese. III fs eigts tsfFtA II
IA aHa - T. every sabbath
sas.e~sssr Stes NJ hais r~staF Services
Al u a ai.d ,, siaass sshoa.. u 3 p n,
Yr 3 2 - 1'sa'ef y : c. L.
rni,snss, c Hs~en. pas'o. s'snaas .esr.
tess At Z a n sst , n chsreh sefss~A at L 10
o II, Z. \. ftEFUs safsssntrlEis4st- tssyer acct
e@ sFssy Thursday sseassx at ; oeiosk.
Presbyterian Churches.
wslsh-,ssernih svcwse and olsTe strves Rev
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For your summer 6nI!ck
Dry, hot days and nights
are about due. There q
nothing that goes right m
the spot SO quickly dno
pleasantly.
Two dozen haf-pint bottles delivery
any part OF the ctt.y for 3i.m. Telephoee
Rainier %.
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Unitarian Church

Unitarian Churh-Seventh avenue. betw
Union and Pike street subject, What Think
Of Christi sunday school at 1915 p. m.
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Theosophical Society. Amanda Lodge-Meets Sun
day At D m, at Ills Third avenue. near Spring
street. subject. "Clairvoyanee, by Thomas A.
Barnes.
The Queen City Theosophical Society in America
meets every Sunday evening At O'Clock in the A.
.. u. w. hall in Pioneer block Subject. 'Inyes-
tigstion Of Theosophy."
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Firs Christian Church--J n. Smith. pastor
boids union services With the 4 r. church. Pins
and Third.
Christian Charrh-Laiona Services morning and
aud evening aFSt and third Sundays in the month
Preaching at II .. NJ and D. m, By Rev. B. T.
Dunlap
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Sc&tf2e Nasiex.Si ssxss as4lsisns ieetare 81
Thf <eS T},ss q Marriage Is he l..
>satfM Al are iasissd
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Spiritualism.

The Incorporated Seattle Spiritualists' Associa
ton. branch OF the National. meets at SIS Fipt
avenue. Lecture by the able Minneapolis speaker
Mrs. l.. II, Lyness. Subject. "Whencey Whittier,
Whyf" and tests
Second Spritualist church meets every SUNDAY a,
80 p. m. in A. u. L. w hall, First avenue and
Marion street Mrs. Addie Swain. pastor.
Church Of the Soul. Odd Fellows hail. Germans
huiiding. Mrs Nsgei will lecture at 30 p m
closing with tests and spirit messages
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we arr Enem. American citizens voters
ana a. ssseh ~ have a. many Political
Fsgnss a. any either F.ess. ft-sesncv divorces
no man fyom nstrlatEs auty. I. instead
hat mutsplsss htS obligations % hss city
ss4 state ard she natien. Purity eugst 10
rule.
Then, Christian E<assaversrs ~e cannot
divorce ctr religion from ~-s~ sssstsics, hos
ever earnestly she sSafie~s YaliticAi tczs
pleads that We sAsti
There are foae mrs on the aszASay
- cists righteousness sssi We Shesssa step
at thens Rii. TlseS ar gSststsSA8 &nteia-
Tenee. trs,ienesas1,9e. istegEtsy Am& tfs4sa$-
try
cone % the Christian earliest auS4e* 80
himself and afteTwAE3 80 his children 3
10 acquire ana teach patriotism, inteiN-
gent country iavA A.enS wssA Ais saeald
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The Friend Gold Mining Company !.
prospecting the Mountain Bell claim
which lies southeast Of the Gold Ledge
Considerable work has been done strip
ping the surface, and lately some quarts
was found that denoted the ledge trace
The place where found is about $50 fee
from the shaft OF the Gold Ledge.
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Second Christian Church.

Meets every Sunday at p. m. at A. O. U. W
hall. corner First avenue and Marion street En-
trance Marion street.
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Aset3wgN sFr held every evening rxc.r, Ncyds
st ths Aofns Carmel MssSsou sa& Faith Hn-a4 ssor
uer g tsiva street snsf Summit ayeis,ss %.
JnErsfs xg.cfiasszssest.
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Greek Russian 4

Rsase I'm Alfred W Martin rsssa. se-7
e7sasisy tssssleg az - clock
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Dveva RnssiAa CheEet-sfi tsssvssw avenue Rev
kamavf rtasssr Services - & n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20
Kaiser Visits Queen.

LONDON, Nov. 20.--The visit OF Kaiser
William of Germany to the Queen al
Windsor today is the occasion for pub.
lie holiday there. An elaborate program
has been drawn up for the Kaiser's en-
tertainment. Upon the arrival at Ports
mouth today, Of the imperial yacht
Hohenaollern, with thesEmperor, EN-.
press, two of their sons and others on
board, it will be met by the British
Special Services Squadron aud, it is
said, the Emperor, wearing the uniform
of a British Admiral, will. be received
by the Prince OF Wales, similarly at
tired, and the Duke OF York. After the
salutes and a review, the party will 20
direct to Windsor, staying there five
days. Thence the Emperor will go TO
Sandringham for two days, and will
meet there Lord Salisbury, MIR. Bal
four, Lord Rosebury, Mr.. Chamberlain,
Lord Wolseley, and other notables, The
remainder of His Majesty's visit will
probably be spent at the Duke of Devon.
shire's seat at Chatsworth, and in
shooting in Scotland the imperial party
returning to Germany, via Leith on the
Hohenzollern.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20
Younr n1ookhart nound Over.

Yoncalla, Or, Special: - Walter
.Brookhart, aged 10 years, son Of DR.. II.
p. Brookhart, OF Drain, was bound over
here in the sum oi 500 by Justice Per-
kins, charged with rape, his victim be-
ing l3 year old Ethel Sneed. The war
rant had been out several days for
Brookhart and he was finally arrested
on the head Of Smith river. lie was
left in charge OF the constable until to-
day 10 give him an opportunity TO secure
bonds which he has not yet succeeded
in doing. Deputy District Attorney
Riddle Of Roseburg, conducted the pre-
liminary examination ON behalf Of ths
state.
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Rcpert ol 100 conlslsnee.

CmcAoo, NOV. - The official report
Of the conference on trusts aud com
bines held here last September, under
the auspices Of the Chicago Civic FEEDER
alton, will be- ready for distribution to-
day. The report contains nearly lW
papers aud speeches on the subject Of
trusts, lncludidg all the addresses made
al the conference and report oi the pr' r.
ceedings II deals with many topics
crowded ont Of the Conference, notably
the English combination movement he
tween labor unions and organized capi
talists.
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
Meeting Of the Democracy Leaders.

Meeting Of the Democracy Leaders.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20,-The meeting o
the National Democratic Executiv,
Committee in Chicago today, is to be q
double -barreled affair. 1t will be q
business meeting OF the committee and
a conference OF National leaders Of the
Democratic party. Many senators and
National representatives on their way
toWashington from the West will spend
a couple OF days in this city to meet
Eastern and Southern Democrats II
is probable that an address to the Dem.
ocrats Of the country will be issued by
the committee after the party leaders
have held conference. The committee
will probably also be called upon to de-
eide the question of House leadership.
Friends OF Congressman David A. De
Almond are in Chicago to engage in their
first skirmish in the fight to land the
Missourian in the position OF leader OF
the Democratic minority in the house of
representatives. From the South friends
Of James u. Richardson Of Tennessee
come to voice the claims OF their candi.
date for the convicted position. The
candidacy Of both Richardson and ! g
Almond is conditioned, however, upon
Bailey OF Texas being out OF the race.
II is thought that Bailey has no desire
to lead the Democrat minority, as il is
said he will need all his time to look
after his fight for the senate against
Horace r. Chiffon,
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Probing Election Frauds.

NEw York, Nov. 20.-Justice viii
liam +. Werther, Of the supreme court
will preside over the extraordinary term
of the supreme court, having been APP
pointed for that duty by Governor Roose-
welt. This court will open today. This
extraordinary session was called for the
purpose Of investigating alleged election
frauds in certain districts of New York.
A special grand jury will be selected by
Justice Werner, 90 consider the charges.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20
MORE ADVANTAGES.
How Grain Growers and Feed Users
May Profit by Improved Machinrry.

How Grain Growers and Feed Users
May Profit by Improved Machinrry.
A. NJ. Humphrey & Co., grain buy.
ers, who have been in the business at
Salem for the last seven years and
whose warehouse is located at tn,
corner of Water and Union streets, Sa.
lem, have set up and are now operating
burr mill with set of thirty-inch
stones for grinding all kinds of grain
into feed. They are also prepared to grind
graham or whole wheat -four for family
use. This enterprising firm has also
just imported from New York new
machine for cleaning and clipping oats.
This machine can greatly improve the
quality and weight of oats, as it will
take out all the light or wild oats and,
foul seeds and clip the light end from
the kernel.
The importing and operating of these
machines will be a great advantage to
grain growers, and an aid to make a
reputation for oats shipped from Salem.
Farmers can bring in their poor wheat
and:cl ,anings and have them ground into
feed by process that does better work
and makes better feed than the ordinary
chop mill.
With such assistants as Charles
Prince, miller Of 20 years experience,
and L. W. Benson for engineer, the pub
tic can depend on having first-class SER
vice and no danger of accidents.
A M.Humphrey Il Co. have built up
solidLbusiness reputation at Salem, as
warehouse men and grain buyer. Their
lasi,lmprovements will b,,,ppreciated by
all who give them trial and are worthy
of a visit by all who want to get the
latest ideas about grain feed and clean.
ing grain for seed or market.
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When You Ride Your Wheel.

Always shake into your shoes Aliens
Foot Ease, a powder for the feet, IL
keeps your feet cool, prevents sweat
ing feet, and makes your endurance
ten-fOld greater, oyer one million
wheel people are using Aliens Foot
Ease. They all praise 10. II gives
rest aud comfort 10 smarting, hot,
sw olen, aching feet, aud Is certain
cureO for lngrowing nails. AT ali drug
gists aud shoe stores, 25c, Sample
FREE by mail, Address, Allen y
Olmsted, lie Roy, n. Y. 3
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20

W. w. Hepburn went to Portland
this morning 10 meet man from 81.
Paul who is manager for large timber
land syndicate. Mr.. Hepburn has a
large body OF timber Of his own and
represents altogether about l2,0O0 acres.
W. d. Wheeler, stock buyer tor
Thomas, Watt 4 Co., left today for Eu-
gene, to bring drove Of stock sheep
about four hundred head, all ewes, Ia
Salem. lie expects 10 drive them over
land.
r. Denham went to Fairfield this
morning to work for J. Imlah putting on
some finishing touches.
Chas. Daley, the fruit shipper left to-
day for Southern Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20
M.rshars Sale

Notice Is hereby given that under
the provisions cf ordinance No 2Ot
| will on
MONDAY, NOV 20,
A. I O'Clock o ~. az the L0und in the
city Of Salem. sell 40 public auction,
The following described impOuuded
animal, tO-wiE
Blue Roam horse, o or 10 years old
lG hands high. Weight 100.
Unless the above described animal Il
claimfd before "a q date, safe will be
without reserve.
ID. W. GIBSON.
CITY Marshal.
Sa'em, November 10, 1890. 1925
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20

SPRINGFIELD, No., Nov. 2O.-Col w.
j. Bryan is TO speak here tonight un'
der the auspicies Of the Daughters Of the
Coniederacy who are raising money TO
erect a monument to the Southern dead.
His address will be on pending Prob
lens
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20
Cut Ratea I, the East

II you are contemplating "A trip East,
You can save money by going on the
Northern Pacific railroad. The best
service OF any road. Accommodating
p0rters ON each ear 10 look after your
wants aud upholstered tourist sleepers
on us aud get full information.
cod THOMAS, WATT x Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20

LaGTippe, destroys thousands Of
people. II may be quickly cured by
One Minute Cough Cure, that pro.
duces Immediate results In coughs,
colds and throat aud lung troubles
IL will prevent consumption, stones
Drug Store.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20
Escaped Lunatle.

John Eyenson, patient at the asy-
lum, who has been trusty for some
time, has escaped from the officers Of
that institution and search il now being
made for him. lie was committed from
Eugene.
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a LIFE SAVED.
Dr . ., Coos, the iioinnical Spso
ahst. srooeeds Who're Other

~. -, Coos. tns hotanlcai spec
Rhat, Succeeds Whore Other
Fali
r. shnin d lnnF clucru;
This Is 10 ceflily that Bertha =. Con-
aar. "a 81 .AuFel preclngt, Marion coup-
~. uurln. has suffered from cancer
ole efuAth in illr ltll ear iof about thiea
gcans. fhe fgoNth aaa cutoul tN ace and
huruul oul oncc by Alhans ligsiciana.
but the pruNth came harh a. bad
AZ ever, and aliAyl l,er 70 laif that
she had % he iaku .foni nh0il Altar
three weeks traimcnl hy ~. J. II.
I i0ok. II 6alcin, Oregon. The lolauicnl
speciaiist, the growth rnihcly dirap.
peafei. and al This date, lpnr monlha
since lroaiment was lot4a, ibe 4roWih
lias not fcappearcl, anl ll,e far nAs tl-
ilrely healed Saving only tho snra ~
dirlfl hy lho Albany lilctnr8
1 hereby cfrtlIy that .lt above state.
uent s Absolutely tFac. ana lhai Ng.
iha 4 Cunhar, tno lHf11 weniloped
in lho aihiagit. has rnlllfi ln me'ams
lly sinee early childhood, btaflne The ~
iatIanshlp % ulee n n'oce.
Subscribed ani sNmn ~ haIaro me-
lhis eishlh day "a }une. lH4 ". w.
Hall, ooaniy clerk n Marion county,
Oregon
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Claim Partly Paid.

Gov. II. Geer received remittance
on Saturday from the war department,
at Washington, for s3,Oil.22, as partial
reimbursement to the state for the
amount expended in the mobilization of
the volunteers. The states claim was
81, 1921.
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The International Mining Congress.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 20.-The Interna.
tional Mining Congress will hold its
third annual convention here today.
Delegates have been named by all the
western States, The Congress will be
in session fonr days.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20
Reclamation TendsIsd

Miss Abbie Mills, superintendent Of
the Salem Hospital has rendered her
resignation to the board OF managers.
Miss Mills wishes 10 retire from the
management seeking long needed rest.
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Get Bottle.

Eli Grimes. Bachterioogist Of the
Iowa State Board OF Health, says that
there Il no better disinicctant for ty-
phoid fever, diptheria, smallpox or any
contagious disease, than Chloro Nap
tholemn.
RoHERr BAsEY,
ll llmld6w State Agent, Salem Or
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20
The Homeless Man IN Salem

As we'll as the handsOmest, and Others
are invited TO call on any druggist
aud get free a trial bottle OF Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, n
remedy that Is guaranteed % cure and
believe all Chronic and Acute Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis aud Consump-
tlon. Price 25c. aud soc. eOd&w
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20

J. ID. Bridges, Edltor "Democrat," ,"
Lancaster, N. H., says zone Minute
Cough Cure Is the best remedy for
Group ever used. immediately re.
lleyes aud cures. IL prevents cou.
sumption. Stones Drug Store.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Cures the
most stubborn coughs, colds and lung
affections. Even incipiert consuup
tiOn has been successfully cured by
by this marvellous remedy Sufferers
VIII obtain relief after a few doses
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20

Yod never know what will follow
constipation. Keep the liver clean 10y
using DeWitts Little EARLY Rlsers
aud you will avoid trouble. They are
famous for liver aud bowel troubles,
Stones Drug Store
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is the Safest
and surest cure for those dangerous
affections Of the little ones-croup,
" whoopng.cough and measles cough.
Physicians prescribe ", children like
II. and dnses are small. Price 2lc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-20
Provisions Necessary

You may have the best Of implements
with which 10 conduct your business,
but you cannot succeed unless you have
sufficient food guard against failure by
purchasing n supply OF provisions from
Branson * Ragan. II l3 cod