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THE FAIR

5O4-5O6-5O8 East Locust St.
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intelligent thrifty, moral in

energetic, intelligent thrifty, moral i'm
habitants.
The commercial business Is repre-
sented by six dry-goods stores, five gro
Gerry stores, two hardware stores, one Of
which carries mining supplies, including
powder Of which they sell about 30 tons
per year.
Two grist mills, three livery stables
with three hotels, two markets, two
doctors, two drugtores, several restaur-
ants and confectionery stores, two har-
nese shops, several blacksmith shopE
four churches, one city hall, two wide
awake weekly newspapers, OF which the
Leader ranks first.
It's educational affairs are looked after
by faculty OF Ave teachers Of which
Prof. Day Is principal. The school house
is fine s-room structure Of modern
style and has an attendance OF about
1915 scholars, the school is graded mp TO
the 18th grade, in which, the elementary
principles IF Latin and its accompanying
studies are ably taught and It's graduates
rank high in proficiency, which speaks
well for the ability of the teachers OF
the school.
The city issupplied with electric lights
and two systems Of waterworks, both Of
which furnish pure spring water col
lected in reservoirs high up the noun
taius and distributed throughout the
city by natural pressure.
The Bohemia and Siuslaw stage liues
have their headquarters here, and II is
no uncommon sight 10 see twelve or
fourteen four horse teams leaving this
place for the Bohemia mines, daily dur.
ing the ireighting season.
Taken ON the whole, do not know OF
any other city OF double its population
that does the business that this city IL
now doing and has done during the past
season. Some sixty new residences have
been erected during the past summer
and several more are on the way, and
every person you meet seems happy,
healthy and prosperous.
shall remain for some time yet aud
will visit the famous Booth-Kelly mills
before my return. j. Z. V.
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MACHINE LEADERS REFUSE
GOOD COUNSEL.

Many leading Salem Republicans have
suggested that their party assist In the
good work Of city government as IL has
been carried on the past year. They
know a good thing when they see II, and
realize that Republicans are as much
responsible for the change as any one,
but Il seems their wise counsel In this
matter is not 10 be needed. The active
party leaders for revenue who have car
ried our city into the mire OF financial
distress and their party into disrepute,
do not propose to be moved by the good
advice OF the rank and file, nor by the
kindly suggestions Of the faithful war.
horses Of the party. These bosses, who
for good reasons do not care TO let their
names appear in the matter, have put
their foot down upon everything but
machine methods, and propose TO run
primaries and party tickets regardless Of
good advice or the public interest As
result there will be another effort
made 10 whip into line every man who
lisa Republican regardless Of consequent
cos.
These little bosses don't seem 10
know that they are dead, and refuse to
recognize the progressive order Of things
that has been brought about Ia Salem
by the corporation Of the wisest men in
their party with other good citizens for
the betterment OF public affairs. Some
OF the most ardent machine men now
sven admit that the now deal is big
improvement Tor the people, but as il
does not contribute 10 their personal
profit they say they are bound as loyal
partiaans TO oppose II. One OF their
number who was most active in fighting
the new charter and especially the
home bonding movement, says now ID is
positively too bad that all our bonds
were not Of the same kind. When the
election was held authorizing those
bonds they urged their friends 10 vote
against the proposition, and there were
only about dozen such votes east.
Now they acknowledge the merit and
economy Of the proposition, but still
they would use their entire party mach
inery 10 defeat the movement that made
such good work possible, That may be
good politics, but il is far from good
citlaenship, and many even doubt its
being good politics.
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rhe Coming Of ,he Me,eora.

New YoRK, Nov. l4.-A grand celes-
tial parade Of meteors IL scheduled for
today, and three years must elapse ere
the last meteor in possession passes out
OF sight. When the path OF the meteors
crosses that OF the earth, the earth
passes obliquely through the stream,
and is exposed TO the downpour of me-
teors for several hours. Today the earth
will begin 10 plunge through the richest
section OF the great ring of Leonid me-
teors, circling in an enormous elliptical
orbit around the sun, 80 that each par
ticular meteor, moving independently
and every part Of the ring completes its
revolution in very nearly third Of n
century.
The shoal or thickest part OF the ring
cannot be less than 100000 miles wide
and is 30 extended that, despite its very
high velocity Of a miles per second, IL
takes more than year 20 pass the
earth's orbite. The first great and well
recorded display Of these fiery meteors
was in 1888, though astronomical liter
ature traces their fall upon our planet
as far back as the tenth century. The
second took place in 1895, and was Sc
renely viewed along our entire Atlantic
seaboard from p. m. Of November l3,
10 a. m. of the H. II was also well
observed in England, Sir Robert Ball
reporting that "it would be impossible
10 say how many thousands Of meteors
were seen, each one of which was brigh.
enough 10 have ELECTED note OF admira-
ton on any ordinary night"
An American astronomer estimated
the number OF Ieonids with which our
upper atmosphere was ablaze rs quar-
ter Of million. As the mid-November
meteors all radiate from the pale yellow
double star Gamma In the constellation
of Leo and are otherwise distinguish.
able from other shooting stars, the:inter-
est OF the spectators during the grand
display is not likely TO flag. Those APP
pearing near the radiant seem to be sta
honary or 10 have very short trails,
while those further from Leo blaze out
In long paths, and, as Professor Young
has pointed out, the Leonids are charac-
terixed by their great swiitness and by
a greenish or blush tint with vivid and
persistent trains. But the most prom
Using observation of the phenomenon
will be that which preserves its ineffa-
ceably in photographs. The recent APP
plication OF photography to the trails OF
light left by shooting stars has already
yielded some very remarkable results.
Photographs will be taken at all the
worlds observatories.
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A Cache League.

NRw loRK, Nov. li.--The annual
meeting OF the Gaelic League OF Ameri
ca will ho held here today. Delegates
from every Irish language society in the
United States and Canada are expected
10 he present. The language used dur
ing the convention will be Irish exclns-
lively. Prof. Robinson of Harvard will
be the guest Of honor, aud will partici-
pate in the proceedings, The object OF
the convention is 10 devise means To
spread and encourage the movement in
America looking toward perpetnating
the language Of the Gael
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sehlsy wnl Take Command.

WAsmS0mN, Nov. l4.-Admiral
schley is under orders 10 take command
of the South Atlantic station today and
TO proceed to that station In the flagship
Chicago Immediately thereafter. Sec
retary Long in an interview expressed
the opinion that schley would 20 Ia
South Africa, basing Il ON the fact that
that part of the dark continent was with
In the.geographical limits OF the South
Atlantic station and Il was customary
for the flag officer in command 10 yis-
Il ali principal points within his juris-
diction during his tour Of duty. The
Secretary said, also, that there was
no present prospect that the squadron
under Schley's command would be m
creased. lie acknowledged, however,
that Il any emergency Justified il, there
would be no hesitation in augmenting
Sehley's force.
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CAPE NOME LETTER
Reports Of the Richness Of That Dis

Reports Of the Richness Of That Dis
uiet Fully conoboFated.
From letter received by A.A. Bashor,
Of this city, from J. r. Thomas, dated
Cape Nome, Alaska, we are permitted Ia
make the following extracts, which cor
roborate the stories Of the richness OF
that section.
"l will say In the first place that this
camp Is all right. Louis and have in
vested about $4,000 here already, and
have been taking out some money, but
will have TO quit now m IL is freezing up
fast. We have cleaned up since the first
Of August about 5000, and will make
Rome howl next summer.
III you are coming in next summer,
bring all the grub you can, also coarse
goods such as overalls, shirts, gloves,
socks aud underwear. Bring big tent
10 startin with, as lumber is out of the
question now. You might bring enough
lumber for shelves and tables.
There are now, We think about 5000
here, but lots Of them are going out yet
this fall.
Prank Davis took out last week A.
ounces and others have beat that a good
deal. The beach seems 10 be rich fol
one 80 miles, and other places man
can 10 10 and get good pay,
''Bo snrc aud come and bring lots OF
grub, fruit and potatoes. Sec that you
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get here as soon as the first boats get in,
and then you can sell all at good
price.
Zone Of the boys said just now that he
took out one day last week "a ounces
and other days @ and 8 ounces.
al think as soon as | can | will go TO
81. Michaels after grub. hope you are
having good time eating apples and
fruit. | would give s. TO get square
meal once more
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East salem Booming.

NJ. Z. Dennis has bought the lot OF
land at the corner Of State and Nine.
teenth streets and is laying the founda-
tion for new building, which he ex-
poets to occupy AZ a feed store and will
keep a wood yard in connection.
ID, l.. Fiester is building barn near
his residence, at the corner Of Ferry aud
Eighteenth streets.
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Missionary Meetings.

Beginning at 2;30p. m. Wednesday
Nov. 18th Messrs. d. w. lie Lacheur
Field supt. and A. +. Funk Foreign
Supt. OF the Christian aud Missionary
Alliance, will conduct services in the
United Brethren church, there will be
services each evening at 1880. Miss
Mason OF New York, Missionary en-
route TO Manila will be present at the
services with supply Of Alliance
Iiteratnre.
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When You Rlae Your whsel.

Always shake iutO your shoes Allen,
\ 'ot-E E1Se, a powder for the feet. II
Keeps your feet cool, prevents sweat
lu2 feet, aud makes your endurance
4 n fuld greater, over one milliun
wheel people are using Aliens Foot
EaSe. They all praise 10. Ii gives
rest and comfort 10 Smarting, hoi
sw olen, aching feet, aud Is certain
oureo Tor ingrOwing nails. Al all drug
Y SIS and shoe stores, 26c, Sample
fkEE by mail. Address, Allen y
Olmsled, lie Roy, n. Y. 2
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To Nigh, and 'ro.Morow Night.

md each day ana night during this
week you can get at any druggists
kemp's Balsam for the Throat aud
Lungs, acknowledged 10 be the most
successful remedy ever sold for
Coughs. Group, Bronchitis. Asthma
and Consumption. Get a bottle 20
day and keep II always In the house
81 you can check your cold at Once
Price 25c and SOC. Sample bottle free,
eOd&w
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Wasting

Are you nervous, restless,
pale and easily tired' Per-
haps the scales can tell you
why. If your weight is
below your average, that
explains it.
Scott'S Emulsion is a fat
producing food. You soon
begin to gain and you keep
on gaining long after you
stop taking it. For all
wasting diseases, in both
young and old, it is the one
standard remedy.
SOC and 500, sli druggists.
SCOTT - BOWNh, Chemists, New York.
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An Imnortant Difference

To make u apparent 10 thousands
who think themselves IN, that they
are not afflicted with any disease. but
tie system simply needs cleansing, Is
lc bring comfort home 10 their hearts,
as a coStive condition is easily cured
by using Syrup OF Figs. Manufactured
b. THE California Fig Syrup Go. Ouly.
aud sold by ali druggists.
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WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER ALBANY,

Leaves Salem at Ia. m. for portla,a
aud way landings every TUESDAY
Thursday aud Saturday.
The steamer has been equipped with a.,
class accommodations, including AN eleesa,
piano. a"''
Unsurpassed for carrying both freight An,
passengers.
Dooko-Foot OF State street.
ED. N. EDEs Agent
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LaGrIppe, destroys thousands OF
people. II may be quickly cured by
One Minute Cough Cure, that pro
duceS immediate results In coughs,
cnlds and throat and lung troubles.
10 will prevent consumption. Stones
Drug Store
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

Has nothing to do with the cut mites
east over the Northern Pacific railroad
Come ia and let us give YOU full iniorma.
tian, rates, etc. We have the has,
eqlipped train and best service of ann
railroad a. all Missouri river points
Dining car and upholstered touTist
slgepers on each trais. Come in ana
So rs. InoNAs, War; 4 Co.
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The Mollnsus Murder rIlal,

NEw ioRE, NOV. ii.--lt is likely thai
the trial oi Roland II, Molmeux. charged
with having cAnsed the death oi Mrs.
Kate J. Adams hast December, will he
called beiore Judge Con today.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

Yod never know what will follow
constipation. Keep the liver clean by
using DeWitts Little EARLY Rlsers
aud you will avoid trouble. They are
famous FOR liver aud bowel troubles.
stones Drug Store --
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From costaee orovs.

was much surprised 10 ilnd such a
beautiful aud wide.awake little city up
here In the mountains.
The city, At the present time contains
a population Of about 1900 wide.awake,
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PURlFlES
\ The
BLOOD 4
MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Beng Transacted at the Court
House.

The hearing of the final account Of
Mrs. Agnes Harding, administrators OF
the estate Of Larz Harding, deceased,
has been postponed until May 20, 1900,
by request Of the administrators.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is a Grand
old remedy, used for many years, and
still la public favor. IL Is without
doubt the best medicine for all puI-
mOnary affections. IL always cures.
All druggists sell 10 for l5 cents.
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j. u. bridges, Editar "nemOcFat, -
l. Llncaster, n, H., says "One Minute
Nugh Cure Is the best remedy for
Group | ever used. "imnlediately re-
lieves aud cures. Ia prevents eOn-
Z sumpliln. Stones Drug Store.
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STATE or ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, | o
LUCAS COUNTY

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he Is senior partner Gf the Hrm OF h
j. CHENEY & Co., DOING business In
tile City OF Toledo. County and state
aforesaid, and that sail tirn will pay
the SUN uf ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for each and every case Oi
CATARRH that cannot be cured by the
use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE,
Sworn tO before me aud subscribed
In my presence, this 9th day Of De
cembet, A, ID. 1886.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup viii Give I'm.
mediate relief tO a child sufTOcatlng
with the dreadful Group. Mothers,
keep this reliable medicine always
handy aud ~ will save you many un.
easy hours. IL costs but 20 cents,
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- A. w. GLEASON.
SEAL N.tary Public,

Halls Cdtarrh Curo is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for test timOnlalS, free.
f. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 7jc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

rnE Journal has accomplished few
things in ten years. II secured law
compelling the publication Of county
court proceedings in at least two news
papers in each county, except Multno-
NAH, where no laws are respected that
do.not meet the approval Of the powers
that be- IL secured the law taxing in
snrance companies two per cent ON their
gross earnings, putting about $4,000 a
year in the state treasury. IL secured
the repeal Of the hook trust law, and
defeated the t2oO, 600 sugar trust bounty
act
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

The Mill Co. may or may not rebuild
that mill. But they or some one should
rebuild that sidewalk.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

The Best PFosoripuonT or Malaria
Chills and fcvor Il bottle of GROvku TASTE
Lass can't foeto Il Il simply lion and
fuoc our I'LL Az IAN
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Geo. N0land, Ri,ckland, o., SAYS.
"aly vile had piles forty years. H.,
Nltt's Witch Hazel" cured her. N
heals everything, Stones Drug Store
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

A dyspeptic mind causeth dyspeptic
stomach. Then be cheerful.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

Croker croaks ON Bryan, and there
are other Democrats with their light
ming rods up.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

DO we not need quarantine to protect
our children against profanity, cigar
cites, gambling and other vices, quite as
much as against the rash or itch?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

Delaying the count to alter the re-
turns very properly enrages the country
people Of Kentucky. Such things are
no offense among city politicians.
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f;|SIlY|I1
You CanEGet
a Lower Berth.

With one exception the through
trains OF the Burlington Route
are almost inyarlably well-nlle1'
The exception is our 81. Pau'
Chicago Limited. On the limited
there is usually room and 70
spare.
Don't infer that Il is neithet
SO line, nor Sc fast. AS ANY TRAM
OF ANY other line between ot'
Paul and Chicago. On the con,
trary, there is no more beautllnl
train Ia America. lt has electric
light, steam heat. wide vestloules
the most satisfactory dining,.cA
service On the cOntinent-and
lower berth FOR everybody,
A. q. SHELDON,
Gen'l Agent. Po rLland y
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JOURNAL x.RAYs,

JOURNAL x-RAYs,
A dyspeptic mind causeth dyspeptic
stomach. Then be cheerful.
Croker croaks ON Bryan, and there
are other Democrats with their light
ming rods up.
The Mill Co. may or may not rebuild
that MILL But they or some one should
rebuild that sidewalk.
DO we not need quara antine to protect
our children against profanity, cigar
cites, gambling and other vices, quite as
much as against the rash or itch?
Delaying the count to alter the re-
turns very properly enrages the country
people of Kentucky. Such things are
no offense among city politicians.
-.
Ashland capitalists are pushing for 3
railroad into the Klamath country. Sa-
lem should push for one into Tillamook
and across into Eastern Oregon.
Anonymous excerpts from an in
surance managers letter make very
timely campaign thunder just now, and
there are probably "forty-seven others" Z"
Dan Tarpley is said to be one Of
salem's best Republican workers, and
is no doubt working hard TO put matters
in good shape for the coming city pri.
maries.
The Salem football team should be
given the enthusiastic backing Of Salem
people. 1t has the physical makeup,
an excellent manager, and one Of the
best coaches on the coast.
s#S
The JOURNAL is optimistic. II does
not believe in working up every little
eruption Of skin or filth disease into a
case of smallpox and damaging the busi-
ness Of every merchant in the city.
The Albany Democrat scores thus:
The Beers have run their republic since
1885 and have behaved themselves
pretty we'll. Who that loves our repub.
lie wants to see them lose theirs now?
Manager Dan Tarpley evidently
thinks our preseut city government is
not the right kind, and has called Re-
publican primaries TO undo the same.
Dan knows good thing when he
gets IT,
Cottage Grove Leader: What "A pity
Dom Paul Kruger has the entire British
Empire TO fight instead OF Cecil Rhodes
the instigator Of the entire trouble, and
the combat could not come off ON the
open yeldt without interference.
-
The present school board acted wisely
in ordering that at least two weeks
residence be required in this district be-
fore children can go TO school As
nearly all eases Of infectious diseas, 3
have been brought here, il is high tes-
timony to Salem's excellent sanitary
conditions
-.
The village of Three Oaks has OF
tanned, shipped direct from Manila, "a
beautiful brass gun, ~ feet in length,
10 inches at the muzzle, Il inches at
the butt, weight 300 pounds 1t is
one Of the cannon taken from the Span.
ish at the capture OF the city.
The wise merchant exerteth himself
these last two months of the year To
work of his holiday stock and carry
over as little as possible of wares that
are unsaleable at this season. To that
enf he persistently and judiciously
useth the newspapers,
sSs
The paragrapher Of the Albany Herald
is redheaded young man who is rush
ing the season;
Bring the carpet, will you dearest
Hang Il ON the line 50 high
Get away, the dust will kin YOU
Watch me beat IL 'till die.
Tacoma News;-We are led TO the be-
lief from the cable reports, that the
Boers have one gigantic 40-pound can
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To Cure Cold In one Day
r ke Laxative nrOmO uOinine IAblots An
az tgfgista elund the money ID Ia fails io cure
n. " dr0xos signature u on each bnx. 1ic.
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The Salem football team should be
given the enthusiastic backing Of Salem
people. 1t has the physical makeup,
an excellent manager, and one of the
best coaches on the coast.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

Ashland capitalists are pushing for 3
railroad into the Klamath country. Sa-
lem should push for one into Tillamook
and across into Eastern Oregon.
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Corvallis \ Eastern Railroad
TIME CARR

Corvallis with Southern PaclHc t!5.aud aud
giving direct service t) and irom Nos Mas
port and adjacent beaches. ''e"'
|" No. runs from Albany To Corva,u.
on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fr'dsv,ss 15a,,s
only. 'uaIs
. No. runs from Corvallis TO Alh,,.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ss,n, po
days only. 'D'u'
Trains for the mountains arrlva q,
Detroit at noon, giving annie Inv %
TO reach camping grounds IN ,Le
Breitenbush and Santiam river ,be ,ns
same day. '"e
II. l.. WALDEN, EDWIN sror,
\ Y. d p A. MAJ
J. TURNER Agent, Albany, Ore o'''se'
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The JOURNAL is optimistic. 1t does
not believe in working up every little
eruption Of skin or filth disease into n
case of smallpox and damaging the busi-
ness Of every merchant in the city.
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Young Boer girls are fresh looking
and rather pretty, but they either grow
terribly lat or miserably thin with
increasing age.
The above from Tip Humphrey OF the
jefferson Review is not written in his
customary gallant vein when treating of
the fair sex. We expect TO find the
above copied with comm ,ndation by
the Oregonian.
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Dan Tarpley is said to be one of
salem's best Republican workers, and
is no doubt working hard TO put matters
in good shape for the coming city pri.
maries.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

The Albany Democrat scores thus:
The Beers have run their republic since
1885 and have behaved themselves
pretty we'll. Who that loves our repub.
lie wants to see them lose theirs now?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-14

Anonymous excerpts" from an in
surance managers letter make very
timely campaign thunder just now, and
there are probably "forty- others" Z"