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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-01-28
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THE PRINCIPAL DEPOT.
WESTMINSTER. MI.

HAssaE saer~ssi.-3 So lhs las5u~ss 81 tkr
lA1r iiru 81 T. q. 1vlu.rs & Ce.. the auaef
ssrnr,l .stlsei,s thu patronage ~ tkr srfa =
t0raasr customers aud thr pHs'le S~Evr4i,y-
has - complete sTnrk af
CHoiC GR0C EglE~
A. as * iul4nd 80 ouF etts
CHOICE TEAS. CuFEEES NIRt -.
NEW ORLEANS AULASSES. CANNED
GOODS or ALL KINDS. CIGARS. Tu.
BACCu. &c
The l,est grade. 81 PATENT PROCESS
All FAMILY FLOUR CONSTANTLY on hAad 81
bottom hsur,.s- WI lay the Highest Pricrs
for WHEAT, CORN. RYE. OATS. and Ail
k,uds ~ t'aantsy Prudarv.
Agent log Iafta 4 Raud klAsssaE Pos,
der. and Iu,isua DynagaJJr for stamp blast
iux. a. Farmers car h. Supplied ~iyb the
lasst quality IL COTTON Au3 FLANSEEp
NEAL. HEAVY AippiiNGS, BRAN. g.,
~ lowest prices
mar = T. q GRIMES.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-01-28

GILBERT L GEHR.
Corner Main aud Liberty streets.
Westminster. Nd
Plamb'ug. Heating. SPouiing. Tin Roofing
- our specially. feb ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-01-28

Your local dealer cou no produce
the equal of this range for les than
St5 Ii is made of best pig iron. burns
both coal and wood Al Is guaranteed
a good Baker and Heater. We aso
guarantee its safe ,eiivcry-
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

Several big cattle deals are on
foot.
Capt. E F. Lee has accepted
the position 81 school iencher a
Faulkner, aud will op~n his school
next Monday.
The Methodists have bought
Rev. Mussell's house for n church
parsonage.
The Il aillsboro mail now
departs at s a M aud arrives at
3 p m.
Aragon & Alert, merch@nis,
are selling off their stock of mer
chandise At actual holerale cost
and will e. out of husn.s ST.,
There will be fine meteruric
displays 10 the heavens on the
nights If Nov 18Th, l4ih and
18th. These only occur every
33 wears and are we'll worth seeing
Admission free.
There will he Episcopsl serv
ices in thu town next Sunday
a snake WAS fourd on % :
bottom of an abandoned shaft al
the Soake mine the othrr day, by
Mexican miner The man called
up. making known his discoyrry,
when a wageish ore ihump.r - The
surface yelled back +: Don't hurt
hlu, for that ls probably the one
the mine is named after J"
School Supt Given has began
To make his inspeeii"n rounds o'
the schools Of the county.
Rev Father ciprian" Vstrr
from Tucson, Arizona, has been
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Tom Ross. Esq, the hig stock :
man, is in town
MIR. Harry w Elliott has returned
from his hunt on the River. which
was quite successful
Il. II Hopper. E-q., the new
manager Of the Porter mines and
an old timer Of this dlstrlct'
arrived from Denver the frat OF the
week and received Il hearty greet r
ing from his many friends. Man
ager Hopper is here to remria and
will be joined by Mrs. II. in few
days,
Rev. Van Valkenburgh, the new
NJ. e. Church pnstor, preached his
tirst sermons here last Sabbath to
large and interested congregations,
Judge Whitman and family, al
present residing in Denver, con
template returning to their Star
Valley ranch, on the Kingston
road, IN early spring.
Hon j. NJ. Webster was quite
sick this week, aud unable to give
Ills usual close attention to hls
famous Trujlllo Greek mines
While on her way to her new
b pme at Hanover. 10 Grant county
Miss Polly Roberts is visiting
friends at Lake Valley.
Owing TO The scarcity OF houses
to rent 1T Pinos Altos. Mrs. MussrI
and her son Stanley NAV not re
move there at present, but rather
reside ut Kingston for awhile.
Manager j. r. Fisk Of thf
Richmond is at Socorro.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10
NJ. e CHURCH NOTICE.

Nov. 18th Sunday School at
3 y. M, followed by Epworth
Lea que service. Wednesday, Nov
18th, weekly PRAYER meeting
Every one 10 cordially invited to
each Of our services. Come with
us and we will do thee good.
II. VAN VALKENBURGH,
Pastor.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

Will Cooper and associates have
taken a 500 foot lease on the Sher.
man.
The south vein on the great
Trippe property now shows solid
2A feet Of sulphide ore.
w. W. Williams, with force
OF miners, bas began active de-.
velopment and mining upon the
Dlckey & Laramy minas. held hy
Mr.. Williams under lease and
hond -
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

One of the girls in the mills at
Waterville, Me-. several mouths
ago wrote her name and address on
"a piece Of cotton. Not long since
she received a letter from lady in
Arizona, who said that the cloth
had been purchased by Uncle Sam
and was beiug cut up for garments
IN a school for the Apache Indiana
there. 1t was but o few years ago
that the Apaches were taking
scalps instead of making shirts.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10
SOcORRO COUNTY NEWS.

Charles Crossman aud Misc
Lulu May Darrow were married at
the BRIDES home at Socorro by
Justice Joseph McQuiI|ln.
Peter Murphy, formerly Santa
Fe railroad engineer. now engineer
on Mexican railroad, won twenty
thousand dollars IN u Mexican
lottery.
Dr. G G. Cruik~hank and A. u,
Baca have located an immense
,dse Of copper ore in the MaRda-
lena mountains,
The ehsft Of the w II Martin
mice a, Rosednle is down 800 feet,
The ore body il from 8 to 10 feet
thick. The average valne per ton
ls SIS.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

The zinc ore strike reported IN
our last issue proves to be too low
grade for any use. Five per cent
zinc was the most Assayer Preisser
G. I'D secure from the ore.
This week F. Nj. Chacon sold his
mine to JEFF Hirsch for $l.5O0'
and now contemplates leaving
the district on or about the first OF
the new year. Mr.. Hlrsch will
employ force OF miners and work
the property actively.
The Opportunity, Snake, Rich :
mond. Trippe and Chance nine
are paying off today. The Sher-
man and Warren will pay off on
Monday next.
Guy McPherson and partners
have taken lease on the Bobtail.
Charles Larson Ia IN from the
Lookout and reports another very
rich strike op that property. 1t Ia
located near the famous higgins
ae,se and Mr.. Larson assures US
that the ore being taken out is
nearly half gold. Messrs. Webster
h Parker, the lucky owners, are
being heartily congratulated.
J. B. Richardson has bought
the Golden Star mine. Considera-
tion 81, 200
The October production OF gold
dust drywashed from the Hills-
boro placers foots up the handsome
value OF $2,635 40 1t was all pur
chased by our local merchants.
Manager John w. Brooks has
another mine Of the Sinnamahon
ing Co.'s group about ready to
snter our table of production.
Welch n Nickle, lessees OF the
Porter mill, are receiving large
quantities Of custom ore these days
Tor treatment. They are doing
excellent work and we defy any
assayer to secure more than trace
Of lost values In their tailings
At the now famo us Odell mine
the fabulously rich strike Of gold
ore made last week holds ont re-
markably we'll and stockpils OF
about IL tons of frst.class valued
at 81. 800 per ton has accumulated.
Quite q number oi mining men
visited the mine during the pres
ent week, and expressed the opin
ION that 1t was rapidly becoming
vsritable bonaDza.
The Charter Oak mill is making
a clean up on As tons OF Happy
Jack.
Manager Woodwork OF the
Wicks will soon be hosting ore
ON his fourth shaft
At the Freiburg three freight
seams are engage d in removing the
big stock pile to the Porter mill.
A nne strike Of rich sulphide OF
copper was made at the Black
:. Diamond during the present week.
in. consequence of which its stock
has reached s3 75 per share.
A force OF twenty two miners are
at present employed on the Sheri.
dan.
A As ton shipment from the
Butler ~ heing forwarded to the
III Paso smelter.
Ed. III. WeIcb. OF the Port
mill. IL preserving a cabinet OF the
free l,i;ll,s ores Of the camp
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10
Sold hv druggists Toe.
Hnll's Family PILE are the hest

"The people of the Mogoll' n
mining district are ,ighiiully IN
dignant at the intrrdiciiona placed
upon their business interests by
the regulations establishea for the
forest reserve. The miners Of this
district located their mines under
the law which gave them , right 10
cut timber for mining pnipoars
upon any part af the pnh'ic do
main. Mining compsnies pnr
chased these mines and the min
ING rights therein inc'nded;
among these the privilege ~ cnt-
ting tim her f,r their mines The
companies invested millions of
dollars IN holsting works. mi'ls
AID other imrrovements end now
an attempt il being made 10 paral-
we the mining industry. for the
snle purpose ~ furnishing places
To few uolii,cal hangers on. -
Silver CITY Enterprise.
FOR A PLEASANT | SURPRISE
far birthday, holiday, or on any
occasion, nothing ~ more suitable
than box II fine. wholesome
candy. Geo. u. Miller,
Post 0ffjre Store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

Frank q. Thompson, chlef Of the
internal revenue bureau Of New
York. declares thA, AZ Least IL per
cent of the revenue stanps used
daily in the Wall Street district
were fraudulent. Cbl,f thompson
ailested d IN Newark, the ether day,
Caleb l.. Crockett and G j Lee,
charged vita restoring cancelled
revenue stamps and selling them
for usc the secoud time he ast'-
Inmates that the government 10
deirauded of at least $4,000 day
hy the use Of second hand siain, r
10 the section Of the city south "i
Fulton street II viii venture to
assert" he said "that | can 90
,nrungh New or Broad stree, md
take into custody he first titty
messenger Buys ludiscrim,pateiy
and 10y searching these tilty boys
find at least twenty fiye with
washed or Restored revenue ststnps
Some houses allow the messenger
boy. aud clerks to eiiix md cancel
stamps, and even # the nnys
receive good stamps they often
substitute washed STAMPS aud sell
the good ones ut discount =
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

assigned to the Catholic church
charge in this diocese, and will
hold services here next Sabbath
N. y. Daniels. Doe Silver and
Frank Campbell left flillsboro
yesterday for a weeks prospecting
in the Cabello mountains.
II. A Ringer sold aud deliv'
cred two carloads OF fat cattle 10
El Paso this week.
Judge Smith is about to I'll up
a justice office in ,hc Purple block,
AT the Hillshoro rostoflice the
hours for issuing money orders
are from 8 m to 6 y, m
Col Dave Dissinger has gone
for a weeks prospecting IN the
CabelIo mountalna.
j. G. Plemmone, the big mer
chant miner OF Hermuse, is IN
town
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

A Missouri editor, in an account
OF the wedding II a.popular couple
in his town, said They were
married NJ the home 1T the brides
parents, where they will remain
until the groom gets job
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

Output Of Hlllsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday
Nov. 9th, 1899, a. reported for
The ADVOCATE,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

According to the San Marciai
Bee. Ray Morley, sou OF Mrs.
Jarrett Morley, of Socorfo county,
and we'll known IN this section, has
made record for himself IN the
east as g star foot ball player. lie
is attending the Columbia univer
sity, and IN the game lhe other day
between that university andPrincn
ton, when the Columbia scored l8
first victory over Princeton, Ray
took part aud the big eaetern
papers are bailiug the "New
Mexico cowboy as the finest foot
bali player of the season
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10
S1nO REV ARD 800.

The readers of thIs pnprr vii. he
p,ensed To learn Tint there is AZ
i,nst one dreaded disease that
SCIENCE las been able to cure II all
it's stages, aud TINT Ia cninrth
Hills Cata,ih Cure IL the onl,
positive cure known 10 the medical
fre,etnii, Gaier'h being . CON
riilnilnnal diaraee. reqniies con
etitntlnnaI treatment Hal y
Catnrrh Cure ~ taken internally,
art,nr directly uron The bl'od aud
muenna rurfaces OF the system,
,hefehy l.s'rovinp the foundrtinn
~ the lisenae aud giving the pa
tient strength by building mp the
copat,tniien md assisting nature
IN dnieg itn work The proprie-
tors have sn mucn faith in iia cur.
nt,ya movers thnt they offer One
Hnudred Dollars f"r any ease 'h"t
il bills 10 cure Send for hat OF
Testimonials Address.
FL CHENEY 4 Co.,
T,letn. O
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10
HILLsBoRo SIERRA COUNTY NOVEMBER
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY

WORKING NIGHT AND DAY
The bus,cet and mightiest little
thing that ever was made il Dr.
Kings New Llfe Pills Every
pill ia a sugar coated globnle OF
health, that changes weakness iuto
strc myth, listlessnees into energy,
brain feg into mental power.
They're wonderful in building up
the health. Only 25c per box
Sold by l., r. Mowers, druggist.
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Toya at Miller's Posto!llce store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

"All along our line north of San
Marcial,' says a Santa Fe conduct
or. ethe road is going to put IN =
line of fence for = defiance of 6o
miles This has gradually beco'ne
necesaary and vail prevent damage
suits"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

= OILY beet hrrras % ',hrrco 4
cigars Geo. I. Mil.,4 Ps.eh.sN
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10
While attem pting to jump on

While attempting to jump on
.ne train aue here at q O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, says the Sllve,
City Independent, John MeItan, a
oolored man formerly in the en-
ploy Of Lyons & Campbell. fell
under the wheels His left foot
and ankle we're so severely crurhed
that amputation WAS found neces-
cary. Melton was doing what 90
many attempt, endaavoring to
obtain free ride To the depot.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

IN THE MAI I Ek OF
DELINQUENT TAXES
DUE 10 THE TERRI
TORY OF NEW MEN
ICO IN THE COUNTY
OF SIERRA. AND TO
THE COUNTY OF
SIERRA IN SAID TER
RITORv.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

Otto Mergentbaler, the inventor
of the linotype type setting ma
chine, which has revolutionizrd
modern printing methods, died last
week in Baltimore, Md, OF con
sumption. It. II be remembered
that Mr.. Mergenthaler and family
spent the winter Of 1897 81 in
Denling for the benefit Of his
health, which while there Improved
to such An extent that he returned
east aud resumed his business.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

Here's whopper The Denver
Mining Record says the richest
mine ever opened in the Black
Hills Of South Dakota, discovered
last month and located just south
west Of Dead wood, 10 reported to
be producing pound chunks OF
solid gold, free from all extraneous
matter. A carload Of ore shipped
TO a Denyer smelter a short time
ago yielded the fortunate owner
nearly 100000. He has IL car
loads or shipment which are er-
pected TO yield 81 l.O00,0 Quo.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

iss~. t~~ - 80, 20 s'.y Asse, sotai sxusb.
PRECINCT Is.
Con, NJ J. ranch, sec /. town IL, range =
igo nc, es- tax ODD; personal property tag
1897. Tax "a, 10. penalty 900 total vi 70.
FREt INCr Is.
iynch Bros, Nv " see sn town z, range 81
sw ar sw a. n bi Nv a.. acc Ii i'w a. sw ar $50
"a tsw n, ranpn d. lot 4, 50 qr sw qrs ~
50 ar see 90 town 10. anse tnx 1877 u Tux
67.yl, penalty Nso. totnl s7i,Sl.
s,hiiner, J =. tar 1893, cnttIe, horscs ana
otn-t PERSONAL properly; TIA v2.t4s ppnalsx
~, iuta $s "a.
sierra County Milling Co. bntdinaa, ffunf
milI, mat sIinefy, b. tier. engines tax iE1i 81
tax lso 10. penalty 60. total "a dJ.
Chavsz Julian. ruleh and personal propers
Is. AJAX 1877 tax hU %. psn'uts asa. toihs
s0i.sl
WILL Vi. sOBINs.
Tax Collector, sipifa ,,tny n. Nj
llirst Puhiicatsn O tps cr Z. a. = ~ )
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-11-10

Toys at Miller's Postosllce store.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10
FLAG PRESENTATIONS.
BY J. W. oeary Post At Eugene, 10 st.
Marys School


J. w. Geary Post, w. X. G., l.. Of G. A.
r., and Sons Of Veterans, met at G. A. X.
hall, 9th street, at O'Clock p. m, Sat.
urday, July LIST, and formed the line Of
march, bearing their colors, the Cath.
olic school, and formed hollow square
around the magnificent Flagstaff which
had been erected at 10 O'Clock a. III. by
the q. A. X.
The donors Of the flagstaff are as fol-
lows: The upper portion is Of fir and
was cnt and furnished on the ground by
the young Mr.. CRIPPLE and was hauled
Z or 8 mixes; the lower portion is Of
cedar, sawed eight square and was fur
nished by the Cedar Flat saw and plain.
ing mill, some 10 miles away, +. +.
Chapman made the bands and flag
swivel and it was spliced by him with
the assistance Of Henry Chilson and
some Of the comrades. The ball and
weather vane we're made by Mr.. Ava,
and is very accurate and sensitive TO the
wind. The ball, spear and cannon were
laid with gold leaf by the Sons Of Vet
erans and is beautiful.
The flag is magnificent and is Of the
government standard and wool bunting.
II was furnished by Father Przybblski,
also the cord the Sister Superior sewed
the flag TO the cord. The exercises be-
gan by Commander Chapman reading
short but appropriate address.
Presentation to the school by Com
mander Chapman was responded TO by
Father Przybylsk in very able and we'll
selected remarks, and was very impress
sive both to the old veterans and the
pupils.
Then the stars and stripes were raised
heavenward by the assistance OF Father
Przybylski, the Sister Superior. the
president of thew. II. G.. Ladies of the
q. A. B. president OF the Red Cross the
president Of the Ladies Republican club.
the past captain OF the Sons of Veterans
and the commander of the Post.I LThe
flag was then dedicated by l2 little girls
each bearing bunch of flowers, after
singing the Star Spangled Banner and
then salutiug Old Glory, and was
responded TO by salute from the
Grand Army. The girls then followed
by bydepositing the flowers around the flag
staff, saying: "We dedicate this flag in
behalf of the Grand Army, 10 st. Mary's
Convent Of Mercy"
A good attendance was present and
everybody was we'll pleased Mrs. Me-
Elroy President OF Woman's Repub.
Iican club read avery fine and appro-
pirate composition on patriotism and
loyalty. Father Przybylski pronounced
the beneciction all departed feeling
we'll pleased. Eugene Guard.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10

Rev. II. w. Ruby went 10 Portland
this morning. Mr.. Ruby is a travelling
evangelist and has been at Dallas con
ducting campmeeting Of Free Meth
odists He preached in North Salem
Free Methodist church Sunday.
I. G. Sutton, an old asylum employe
and grandson Clarence, left today ioi
Newport to put in two months vaca
tion. II. w. Sutton and family also 60
over this week.
Caples Matthieu was a passenger u
Portland this morning, going down on
the boat with his mothers household
effects. Mrs. VI. G. Matthews goinl
down via train this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Woodrum expect ia
move 10 Portland Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. D. Coffey accompany them to
their future home.
Clyde Ashby, Of Albany, who has
been visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Mel Hamilton, returned 10 his
home today.
Mrs. II. A. Matthews, OF Mt. Tabor,
who has been visiting her daughter, at
Turner, returned ON the boat this morn
ing.
s. ID. Craig and +. w. Clayton Of
Corvallis went through Salem with a
large drove Of horses for Portland today.
Thos. j. Nolan returned 10 his home
today at Corvallis, his health and eyes
much improved by his visit TO Salem.
Miss Letha Patton, Of IIalsey, who
has been a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. \.
Frisby returned tO her home today.
Mrs. Webster Holmes and children
went TO Portland this morning for
fortnite Of pleasure with friends.
Jay Smith returned on the overland
This morning from California and joined
his family at Noble, Or.
Mark Savage accompanied his wife
md Miss Brown 10 Portland this morn
ing on THAR way east.
Steamer Gilmore brought up 300 bbls
Of cement and lime for John Hughes
the grocer.
Edith Vaughn, who has been visiting
Mrs. +. NJ Jones, has returned to
Ileppner.
Miss NJ Grevell was passenger for
Portland where she will remain until
he boys come marching home from
Mrs. Dodd, Of the teaching force, is
spending few days at Albany.
Henry Brown, Of Dallas, drove in by
stage from that place this morning.
Sam Barker and family, Of Dallas,
we're In town yesterday.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10
Escort Of Honor.

Sunday evening the following named
party left Salem for san Francisco as an
, escort Of honor TO greet the volunteers
at the Golden Gate:
Col. ID. NJ. Dunno and wife.
Col. 5. G. Spencer and wife.
Col. b. b. TNttle and wife.
Me |. Wood.
Capt. Mears.
Col. A. b. Gillis.
District Attorney $. l.. Hayden.
Judge III. A. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Conner, Of Hotel viii
lamette, leave this evening to Join the
party and greet their son on his return.
Judge Johnson also goes TO greet son
and Mr.. Hayden goes to meet his two
returning brothers.
Miss Alice Conner joins the governors
escort at Ashland.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Hon. G. h. Moo res, Of Oregon City, Is
in town.
Ex-Goy. Lord, was passenger on the
early overland 10 Portland.
J. NJ. Wallace and j. II. Albert drove
10 Sidney today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Roland, re-
turned today from jefferson.
Harry Young drove TO Silver Creek
Falls Sunday, returning today.
Thos. Pomeroy Of Mehama IL in the
city 10 help receive the editors.
Arthur Welch returned today from u
visit with old friends at stayton.
l.. Kendell drove Syer 10 Tndepend-
ence Sunday TO attend the ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs s. Friedman, were pas.
songers ON the early train for Portland.
Mrs. h. j. Robertson has gone 10 Port
land 10 the bedside Of her son who IN
seriously ill.
Louis McClane and H. $, Gile, drove
over To Grand Ronde Agency 10 fish and
rusticate week.
Ralph Watson, who has been visiting
with friends, la Denver, Col, has re.
turned 10 Salem.
Mrs. Thomas McCarty returned 10
Portland this morning, after visit
with Salem friends.
Mrs, @. o. Nealand drove over from
nllamook, arriving today TO visit with
John Painter Of Brooks
Mrs. Anna Schedeck went 10 William
cite Falls after having been here 10 visit
with her sons for u iortenite.
The Salem ball club that went to In.
dependence Sunday were beaten. The
score stood ls 10 ~ In favor Of lndepcnd.
ence.
Miss Maude Pomeroy aud Miss Lou
Armstrong returned sunday morning
rom a visit with Mrs, Paul smith at
Albany,
Superintendent Abbie Mills has re-.
turned from visit in Portland, and
while there, secured SOME new surgical
apparatus for the hospital
Mrs H. b. Mechanic and Miss Jean
ette Wadsworth started at AN early
hour this morning for Mill City 10 take
an outing In the mountains.
:. r johnson, depot agent at Jcnor-
son, to-day left for MOSCOW, Idaho. with
his 10 year old son Boyd who will stay
there for his health with J. NJ. johnson
Dawson Herb Tea will positively
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10
Struck by a Horse.

Saturday evening while h. $. Rada-
baugh was holding an unruly horse by
u twist ut his nose, 80 the blacksmith
could shoe the animal, the horse made
an effort 10 free himself and in 10 do
ing struck Mr.. Radabaugh under the
chin with its hoois cutting a large cash
in his jaw and knocking several teeth
out. MIR Radabaugh WAS given medical
aid and is now under the doctors care
and doing nicely.