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The record-union., 1899-04-22
FRESNO HIGHBINDER WAR.
Watchman Rape1jIs Testimony al
Inquest Causes Surprise.

FRESNO, April 21.-At the resume of
| the Coroner's inquest this morning over
| the bodies of the three dead Cinnamon,
Hi Rapelji was placed on the stand,
and swore that he had killed Leong
Tung, and that Wong Duck, who is
charged with the crime, is innocent.
| Rapelji is employed by the Chinese
companies as special watchman to
guard their premises. His evidence was
surprise to the District Attorney, as
Rapelji had arrested Wong Duck him
self, who he claimed on the night of the
shooting had deliberately shot Leong
| Tung.
The Cinnamon who were expected to
testify that Hop Lee had killed one
man did not materialize. Outside of
Rapeljis testimony, nothing new was
brought out. The inquest was COM
pleted at l o'clock.
Hop Lee, who it is alleged is tbs
leader of the local highbinders, was re-
leased from jail last night on $500
bends Since Hop Lee has been lib
Grated a number of merchants IN
China town have left here for San Fran
cisco or other points, for fear of an
other outbreak.
AT meeting of the Chinese COM
par les held last night it was decided to
ask the City Marshal to increase the
police force in Chinatown as protec-
ton against the detachment of hatchet-
men whom they claim are on the way
from San Francisco.
CLEW TO THE FRESNO MUIR
DERERS.
I acf Co41 -1o1
about 8 o'clock in the evening, q China
man was shot by highbinders at San
Jose On Wednesday night a bloody
riot took place at Fresno, as detailed in
the papers.
Last Saturday at o'clock four
Cinnamon arrived at Niles, and while
two of them sought a local stable con-
Quoted by j. B. Barnard, the other two
walked down the track in the direction
of San Jose. At the stable a two-horse
two-seated rig was hired by the men
Mr.. Barnard was not suspicious when
they told him they did not expect to be
back before Sunday, and let them have
the team. They drove off, and at the
bridge picked up the other two China
men. They left Niles at 4:30 o'clock
and just had time to get to- San Jose
when the shooting took place there.
Sunday came and went, but the team
had not been returned. On Monday
Barnard drove to San Jose to trace
them UP. He found trace of them
at Milpitas. and learned that the four
men had gone on to San Jose, where
they were swallowed up in the maze
of the San Jose Chinatown.
Constable Roderick has also been
hunting them to get the rig back, but
without success.
! The supposition is that the,sfour men
did the San Jose shooting, and then
went on to Fresno, which town they
had ample time to reach in time to as
! sist in the big murders.
Officer Roderick left this morning for
the south to try and get some clew OF
them. The team is valued at about
5000
This promises to be an important clue
that may lead to the arrest of the high
binders. Barnard has furnished a very
accurate description of the men to the
officers in San Francisco, and has Sent
notices all over the country, in hopes OF
having them caught The Chinese were
dressed in American clothes of fine
make, and wore skull caps such as
/ Chinese usually wear.
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speakership of the House.

DES MONIES Qa), April 21.-Con-
gresham Hull, Chairman of the COM
mittee on Military Affairs, said to-day
that the Iowa delegation had not yet
made up it's mind who it would support
fer the Speakership of the House uf
Represent atives. He said: 81 under
stand Representative Hopkins of Illi-
nois will be a candidate. regard his
chances as very bright. I believe the
West is entitled to the Speakership Of
the next House. There has never been
a Speaker who lived west of Ohio. and
the time is opportune for the election
of an active and able Western repre-
sentative"
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, April 21st.
Morning Session-Andes, 1Oc; Belcher,
32c; B & B, soc; Caledonia, CSC; Chollar,
29c c v, $1.65: g Point, 1Sc; H & N,
47c; Utah, 11@10c.
Closing Quota tions-Alta, Sc; Alpha, 4c;
Andes, 10c: Belcher. SIC: B & B, SIC; Bull
ion. &c; Caledonia, 25c; Challenge, 2Sc;
Chollar CSC; Confidence, lie; c c Y, 81 60;
Con Imperial, 1c; G Point, 1Sc; G & c,
SAC; Fl & N 23c: Julia, &c; Justice, 15c;
Ophir 10; Overman. lie; Potosi, 21c;
Savage, 24c: Scorpion 1c: S Belcher, &c;
S Nevada, 93c: Standard, $3.50: Union,
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Wages Increased.

JOLIET Ql.), April 21.-The Chicago
and Alton Railway Company has in
creased the wages of the 800 section
men on the two divisions between Chi
cago and Bloomington and between
Dwight and Peoria from S1.1O to $1.25
per day The forces now at work will
be doubled
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF First quality, 8q81zc; other
grades. 71bQ7Ac per 10.
VEAL-Large, 7qsc, and sQS4ac per
ID for small.
MUTTON-Wethers, 711@sc; Ewes, "a
712c per ID.
LAMB per ID for Yearling. and sG1Oc
per 10 for Spring.
PORK~Live Hogs, 5ss@51kc per ID for
medium, 51s@5Ac for small, 4xQ4%c for
large: dressed, 61aQsc per fb.
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Bogus Internal Revenue Stamps.

CHICAGO, April 21-Bogus stamps
were discovered by local Internal Rev
enue officers to-day on several hundred
boxes of cigars which they say came
from factory No. 3, IA, Ninth District,
Pennsylvania, the proprietors of which
are said to have been arrested in the
East. The counterfeit certificates weTe
found only on boxes containing 50-ceat
cigars, and We're readily detected. The
result was telegrarhed to Washington,
and instructions were received to seize
all the contraband goods, which We're
at first only detained. Over 10000
cigars which came from the factory of
the Eastern counterfeiters have already
been located.
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Mckinley Invited to California.

WASHINGTON, April PA commit
tee consisting of Dr. William T. Har-
rls Commissioner Of Education Presi-
cent Orme Lyttle Of the Pennsylvania
state Normal School and President Of
the National Educational Society, ard
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler of New
York, waited upon the President to day
by appointment to extend to him cor
DIAL invitation to visit the annual con-
vention of the National Educational As
srciation at Los Angeles, July 1lth to
J. 4th inclusive. The President was IN
able to give a positive answer
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Bolivian Revolution Ended.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-Unitsd
States Minister Bridgeman has cabled
the State Department from La Paz, Bo-
livia, that the revolution there has
ended and everything is quiet
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COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT WEAKER AND DE
CLINES ON CALL BOARD.
Barley Also Quiet on Call, but
Sample Market Unchanged
Oats and Corn Quiet.
San Francisco. April

San Francisco. April 21st.
Wheat weaker; decline in call board
prices. Barley weaker on call. Sample
market unchanged. Oats quiet. Corn
quiet.
Hay apparently becoming more settled.
Brand and Middlings unchanged.
Strawberries. demand good. Small ber-
ries of good quality sold at firmer prices.
Large berries showed little change. Cher
ries, prices generally lower. Mexican
Lines higher. Pineapples about gone.
Other Fruits unchanged.
Butter continues to have easy tone. Cal
ifornia Cheese fairly active. Store Eggs
very weak preference of buyers is given
to ranch.
Closing Quotations.
FLNUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras, s. 60QS.75 per barrel: Bakers Extras.
49, 40Q3. .55: Oregon and Washington, 1908. 81
per barrel
WHEAT-Shipping Wheat, $1.071a per ctl
for No. / and $1.08A for choice; Milling,
81 11AM1 .13% per GENITAL.
BARIEY-Feed, s1.o5Q1.071a per ctl;
OATS-Poor to fair, s1.271a@I 321a per
ctl; good to choice, s.. 35@1. 40; Fancy Feed
81 42l5@1 45; Gray, s1.30Ql.35; Milling, SIS;
@1 40; Surprise, 81. 4218Ql 4711.
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Lord Declines Persian Mission,

WASHINGTON, April 21-Ex-Gov
ernor Lord of Oregon has declined the
tender of the mission to Persia Gov
ernor Lord was an applicant for the
Peruvian mission.
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California Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, April 21.--California Dried
Fruits Evaporated Apples-Common, 7Q
s5e; prime wire trav, S3a@sc choice, d1e dSe3lo .
Apricots~Royal, 1314G14c; Moorpark, 14@
1Sc. Peaches-Unpeeled. 9Q1ac; peeled. rs
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE
United States. Marine Corps, United
between the ages of 21 and IS years, who
are citizens of the United States or those
who have legally declared their intention
to become such; must be of good charac-
ter and habits and able to speak. read
and write English. and be between feet
inches and feet l inch In hight. For
ing Office. 40 Ellis street. San Francisco,
California
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HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
Cor. Stockton, Market and Ellis SIS.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
no persons shall perform any road work
in the Fifth Supervisor District without a
written order of the Road Commissioner
of said district.
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C1osinp Crain Quotation..

Chicago, April 21st
WHEAT-May. 1870; July. 741ac; Sep
tember, 74c.
WHEAT-May 1850; July, 1880; Sep
tember TIC.
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Ca1ifornia Fruit Sales.

NEW YORK, April 21.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California Cherries at auc-
tion to-day as follows: Black Tartarian
s.. .I215: Advance, s2.S71a@3. so; Purple
Guigne, 81 371ad2.75.
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ON THE DIAMOND.

Results of Yesterdays National
League Games.
LOUISVILLE, April II. = Magee's
wildness was responsible for the Cleve-
The record-union., 1899-04-22

Mems wire buckle suspenders,
of good quality elastic webbing
and mohair corded ends; much
better goods than you'd expect
at such an undervalue price. -.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
WILLAMETTE BRIDGE.
The Foot Bridge IN a dangerous Conc.-
uou On Polk County SIDE.

The Foot Bridge IN a dangerous conti-
uou On Polk C0gntY SIDE.
Considerable complaint having come
% thi- Office Ia regard % the condition
Of the foot brii-e over the Willamette,
a JouaytL reporter has visited the
brulge and finds that there is g1oi ground
Tor complaint.
When the big steel bridge vas re-
plankel last year the foot walk vas not
renewed, and the pIanks are old and
rotten. On the Marion county side amt
on the bridge proper. the walk Il not
ia bad shape, but on the long approach
on the Polk county siIe there r. great
need Of immediate repairs.
There are many yawning holes large
enough b dropa good-si1ed dog through
dozens OF the planks have no bearing.
whatever under one end. having rotte,l
away where they rested on the planks oi
the drive way, and are liable b break
through az any time.
This portion Of the br.dge il danger.
ous b life and limbof an loot passenger
except very light persons with exc-e,i-
ingly largp feet. II should rrceive ina
reiiate attention.
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VOLUNTEERS RECEPTION
SaIsm VIII Redeem t1s Reputation Of
This STATE.
lnzugzrztes a Movement no sr1ng the
Regrmenr Ffoure n
Boty

-alem has star.e.i the bail rolling .
zef rlie Second Regiment home IN a 5osiT
and -asieem he r1od name of Oregon By
ioiDg something for 8ur noble regiment
II y propssse,l ~ have the regiment
come - salem in 5ody 70 deliver IT,
cDinrs UNDER a guarantee that rompa-
mes thar pas their home towns ln to-
ing - viii ~ returned home az -t.em =
sxpeuse. The volunteers On their arr
~ai here viii be- Rss.sd ~ E.Ts a parade,
which Hill b. partifipa-s-! IN by the mill
rlrv and .iVic organizations n the city
The movement IT, nesting with general
favor.
Monday evening the proposition wa
discussed By number u salem gentle
men. and a temporary organization per
fs-eted horrhe purpo-e u taking the mat
ter promptly IN hand. and meetIng
wa az once caae,i, 20 be held az Hotel
Willamette. at o'c,0c< Tuesday after
noon. b take steps toward ievising
ways and means and CARVING the pi1ns
into execution. The friends Of the vol
uufeers- and especially the relatives d
the members Of Company X and the
members Of the two Emergency corp.
we're arged N b. present and partiei
pate in the work u arranging for thin
rerrptinn y the regiment.
Ir VIA arrIed that the arrangement,
I for a reception b. she troops IN the Capi
tai City, and the final parade aad cere
m0ny Il turning over the c0lOr- 0f ths
regiment in the Capital City, % th'
chief ezseutive of the state, would brin,
thousands u people from all parts ot th
T. state b. salem. and the. 0crasion woul'
b. A gala one.
/ At2 o'ciock about twenty citizens a.
.emble,i az Hotel Willamette. r.. a
\ Johnson was elected chairman aH
| Frank DAVIS secretary, and it was de
cide,i ~ raise a su5zcriptiou % pay th
expenses home ~ all volunteers soUth o
salem who w0uh come on ~ this cir
AMI paraie with the regiment. A sut
.cripti0n was -tarte'i az once and Oh
ths regiment viii probably be notiie
0u Wednesday - come 20 salem A.
, boiy.
There will be- another meeting tonigi
az . 0'rlo,S az the hotel t0 report pro
rs-s. Let all attend and i-t the mou'
ne,.,i,.i be raised lt oncr.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Otto Hansen was 40 JeifrrsDn tsiay.
b. &C. Cr1i.an went to Marsu today
Prof W r NOON has left f0r Berkeley,
Cal.
Prsst. J ". walIass went to Marion
to-day
Judge K a. R@an came over from
Newport thi- afternoon.
GA Rockwell lsft fDr the snake
river euuntry this mnrninz
Mrs. Jorlyu. riest az the = b Moply
home, left today ior The Duiie-
Mrs Angie Moore and daughter
Mamie returned % Eugene rDiay
Mrs Iesaie Baardsley Reed. ~ PORT
Iand s visiting friends 40 salem.
Mrs W b Maynan went thus morn
ing t0 visit her brosher a. -elt.ie.
Mrs SueiWer and Mrs. y. y Gilbert
returned today from Newport
Larry Murphy AMI Harry Hutton
have g1ne t0 Detroit ior an outing.
Mrs. H. g. Moran tnd Mlss ia Barley
~ the asylum .eit tor Newport today.
Mr. and Mr.. be- C0riIngly. anil
daughter Aiis- -adie went tn Newport
tsiay.
Mr. frankie Cornell. matr0u az ths
asylum, has zune b1 jefferson tor an
outing
steward Handsnker and family of ths
asy hmm have gouv % Newport t1r an
outing.
Mrs Iaeub Amsler returned from d
visit b. her sister Mrs. Rev. Engiehnrt
AZ Candy
Mm. Milton Myers left thi. mornina
b. yisit her SISTER. Mrs. Walter Denton
at Portland
T.. Hayden returned tn.Iay irou
Newport o. look up bic family harlar
that got tstrav.
Mrs. May Faber of Portiand arrived
| t0,iaY t0 vlsit her fstsr-in-aw Mrs ID
z. Irwin on 25th -t
Mr and Mrs j. q. Barnes and daugh
ter Mr. Mills. ~ lndepeudencs. flrnr,
a party ior Neepnrt t0lay
Ml.s Anna Gro-- Ms- May Thomp.
suu hnd M.ss Pear. Wilbur leit tplay
4 ior tn outing az WalsrIoo.
/ John shaw of Mu CIV. one of tbs
I Ur0mntrrs oi the nsV Curtis Mill ti
Albany Ras in town to-day.
I Me-. rho- Holman came zap from
I Portland to-day and reports her sistri
Mr. D. d. Luun noe improved
| M.s Nina Bond % We-t salem lrfi
taday ilr uaklani to deliver uttie ar.
| phau gri tisie thurrull tD hrr aunt
Miu Manrh Matheuy. Me- Ilanra.
I ban. aud Miss Salie Eyuo al thr insane
asylum iorce lrit uliay f1r Newport.
j D. Epiruour has rlns % Dundee to
take charrr ol che toani,ng hou-r ior
the government nas noat rrre 0f ttr
Mathlnma.
D. b. rarshurst, the farm machinery
u.aa snd X b flrming. supvuntcu.leut
af the state stove wnrks sent Oh port-
hui ths mprulaE
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
SCHOOL FUNDS
E-sre- Tfnes Tield More Monry fur Dis
r1bufa0u An1ong ne Several
Co1rucs

The stare and 5oznf constituted By
an AZ n the legislature ~ rhe zDrernor
.arrstary 8f sta.e. ssate treasurer tosiav
1lafie the annual apportignmeut ~ the
interest ~ ,he irreiucibie sshool fnnd
state Treasurer Chas. =. Moore has ssnt
.heeks h8r me amouurs f1e zach eounrv
t8 tle -sspeerive county treasurers.
rr VIII be- seen .har while the schogi
population has increzlse,i only 6a5, the
total amount distributesf ~ the eouu-
Ties has incraasei Ss3,0O22 -. AMI the
per -apira aDpor-ionment to each chibi
b .urrsa-4.,i }I cents The di@tribufi0
By e0unf.ee II a. follow.
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THE HoMELoAN.
subscriptions sail Dropping IN Almost
Daily $1,000 More.

sa5senPuana sail Dropping in Almost
Daily $1,000 More.
The snccess II the Home Loan was Az
mrei within threr minutes of the tin =
the books we're opene'i aud sub-crip-
tious i0r larger or smaller amounts are
.till dropping ia almost daily. A wiser
move than chs. popular loan coalsl nnt
have been maize by the city council. II
Dl.lce. the city hnanres in a great deal
better shape, and it furnishes a s3und
Investment Tor the idle money of our
c.tizsns it cau.es more residents and
voters b. brcnme pecnn.arily Interested
in the honest management 0f ths city ?
finances. And it has demonstrated thar
the citizens Of salem are more than
willing % carry the city debt here az
home.
The total amount of the new city
bonds suh-srihed i1r 40 our .a.t report
Wa Flti..nO Additional Wb-cri pti0us
I since rerrivsd t0dav
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MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Beng Transacted a. the Cour,
House.

MAHiON NODN ~ MA IERS
Business Being Transacted At the Cour
House.
sheriff uurbiu t0,iay turned over L.
the county treasurer Slt.O>4.65 of l>g,
taxes.
The receipts Of the county clerk and
county recorier for July acre s23t.t t7
and Slb.-65 respectively.
FRuBATE
David koffrrty. %. Portland. has been
appointed administrator % the estate 10
". r. Miller Who die,l GA sept. -. lSp5
leaving REAL estate in Marion county
valued az $50 ami personal property
SaO the estate newer having heru adj
ministere,l upon The heirs az aw are
sarah p Na.rr, widow, san jose. Cal.
Aud Nane Alexander, a daughter oi
IoFonto. Canada
CIECUT CoCEF.
hei'rr allourliHg Department NJ.
Monday, Judge Boise made the iul-
additional docket entrt~.
Ia Tie matter oi the guardianship uf
JOAN d. bublu- iunFm appeal from
county ouurt. Judgment of bower couIt
aEirult,l
ln the matter oi the guardianship
lt John Has kins. an insane: appesl
,rom the county cuuFt. Motion to NJ
,aN the c0sts oFerruleyl
Oeorgc Collins. plaintiff. IS. Harvey
+, JoriAn, etal., defendants foreclosure.
Plea in abatement not sustained. n
nnFrer % sai1 plea sustained.
nEEns FrLED.
kvA JONES and husband % Iva N /
'arish, an uuiiyiiei interest I'm lot |
and 10, sluth, and r = oi lot q. north /
n -ilvrrtou SgN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01

C1HPAaArfyK srtrsTfCs.
SO. children 1893, t.N. .TJ3 No rhii-
iren laa ll2 .EES
Am0uur. lfls. slIG 800 Hn- AmOunt.
1854. $50 100 ~.
100. fIiI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
wiLLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS

r. r. Tutti~. e.. A. MeiIeu, city; r
A. Graham, Marshdeid g. b. Heath,
Harruld Iarksou. ler Appsuheimer.
Portland Geo. B.. Day Dayton, "a ash.
a. J Cushman. Watcrl0o, Ia; Harry
Harris. W. j. Hoffman, san Francisco.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Dasson Hero Tea will pos!Iiveiy
cure constipation.

". u n.z,.,lsi al.u lamuy ielEe this
iiiefno'n Or Slab Creek, az Slab Brook
shrfe ines gll spend several weeks
afeaiA.iaz tac siit ar ani rolling Ia the
slld. 1ro. p Ltchhrd lnoks out Tor
hr. hi0inn's bl-.ne~s during his a.
sfnsr-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
COTTAGE HOTEL ARRIVALS

J. n. Caldwell wife and tw1 children,
Oshkosh. Wash; b. Mayuori. san
Jose. Cal g.. T.. Nelson. VI W We-trr-
vrlt. Portland
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Wonter

The patrons wonder how such sub
.tant,al meals are furnished for so
little money nc the Wonder Restaurant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01

~ laying good stock ~ mHsr ie
maklna prov lsions snd gro'rrirs such AZ
yuu boy az
HIasf BaAVsos a Ksats'r.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01

The soldiers are coming home o. have
their pictur.s niade AZ the Elite studio.
successOr % Sperry, the artist. 1-lO Il
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01

Prot Clifford kantner. went to Ia
fayette tins morning o. take charge 0f
his summer school "a music. tie i one
Of Oregon lsstding musical COMPOSERS.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
Ies Aas Owen Asay

cannot ahord % give bee away, hut
am selling pure artirie a. a price that
- within che reach n al.
CaYwaI ICa WoaEs
3. Maguire. Prop. y IS 81
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01

Not always that man thinks D. -
ceiyes iail value but til arr saflsiie'i witu
ths meals obtained at the White liauss'
keatnufant
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
CIearance sale

viii nos sell an nay millinery eoo.ls
az actual cost. Miss r. smith. state
street- % 7ts
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We can give Zee assay. to cnuvincs Ycu
e0me and aee hos hiz a ehunk yuu get
fag little money our ice IL manlflc -
tuFe ffum pure distilled Watcr
Iatlti lee W0fks.
1rff kIfsaEn a hElE
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
SONNEMANN
THE GROCER
la state 81 Telephone 81
BORN

ClllfMAN.-At the home m Portland
Monday, July "a. lN@. "a Mr.. ant
Mn. h. r.. Chipman. "a SON.
NElLER.-At the family hOme, Ne.
ltH Chemcketa street, salem. Ore.
saturday July -, lSE4. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles :. Weller, son.
ION k.-At the home in Capital Park
Addition, salem, One. Tuesday, Au-
gust ], lSsl, al I a. M, % Mr.. aud
Mn III. lohr. a daughter.
BkANNlNG.-At the family home in
Depot Addition, Monday, july "a,
lsssl, to Mr., and Mrs. frsl Branning,
son.
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We wlll take tea conis li Wo0d in
exctange for photographs al the Elite
Studio, snocessars % >perTy the Artist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
CAPITAL BREWERY BOTTLED
hEEN


an 0r,lers t1r bottled hsor Nll b. alled
al ti,s brewery. Kept ou olld ftarga.
Frrs fity delivery Telephone 1lli.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01

MI HngeI College e. :: q :; 55 '. @ a. s $ .5
frtini
Literary seade Classical, Sorua Gou"sra SaacIAL cogaE in lil's
shorthand Iypewrtns reeqphy Music .a class is provided for
dents
spring. Aaur ~ AMI trher- certificates an diplomas
terr-l. catalogue Address.
TIE PazsrDEyr MorVr CollEsz Angelo
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-01
We have it,

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15

How much property man will leave
when he dies depends largely upon his
health. The man who suffers from i'll.
health stands little show Of being a sue.
cessfUl business man. The man who comes
10 his desk in the morning with a head
ache, who suffers all day from duliness ard
dTowsiness, who goes 70 his meals without
an appetite and tosses restlessiy through
the night without sleep, is not likely to
leave a competence for his widow aid or
phans Success is even morg dependent
upon health tkan upon ability
Pew men realize these truths They
think that everything can be accomplished
by work, and that health is a secondary
consideration. Work is useless unless il is
good work, and good work is never done
save by thoroughly healthy man. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the
best of all health restoTers and health pre-.
servers II makes the stomach strong and
active II sends man 10 his meals thor.
oughly hungry every time. 1t facilitates
the flow Of digestive juices and makes as
similation perfect b invigorates the liver.
1t purifes the blood and fills it with the
life-giving elements Of the food. II is the
great blood-makeT and fesh.builder II
tears down inert, half. dead tissues and
builds new, firm, muscular flesh II does
not build habby fat like cod liver oil ard
does not make people more corpulent
Mr. John Brooks Of Boylston, Mass. writes. "I
write TO tell you Of the great benefit have re-
ceived from Or Pierces Golden Medical Discoy-
e'I was taken with bad cold which settled
IN my lungs The doctors said / was in con-
sumption and could not get we'll / took Cod
Liver OIL and it did me no good. After taking
il four months heard Of your Golden Medical
Discovery and 4 saved my life"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15


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