davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19
MASTER MAS0NS
TAKE NOTICES.

Oficial Badges for the Reception OF
Shriners can he had from the Masters
OF Lodges here. J. Mort Dat Of Ha-
waiian. c. Ne. White Of LesProgres. and
w. L. Stanley. acting. Of Pacific. /
L. T. GRANT.
Chairman Printing and Badge Com
S677
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19

A reflection: Mrs. Johnson--~What
said 10 Mrs. simpkins was dat didn't
b1eeb yo' husband ebbah robbed a. hem
roos' IN his life" Mrs. Biack-"Yo' done
mean 10 insinniwate ne amt got de
nerve?~-Puck.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19
NOTICE.

HENRY NJ. JONES HAS FULL
power of attorney to act for Camara
& Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19

Makes impure blood. Constipation.
belching nervousness. insomnia, palpi-
tation and biliousness are danger sig
nails that your stomach ia Incompetent
that 1t Is doing poor work. Don't ex-
perineut-give II Hostetter's Bitters.
and be well. Try II for malaria or fever
and ague. The result will iastonish you.
Get II at any drug store and see that a
PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP covers
the neck Of the bottle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19
AUCTION Sale
OF
STOCK
N rms
h Sugar Co., Ltd
. OCT ~

20 O'Clock NOVS'
. s.s's..,i !. y public iss' Aas,i.S,@9;;
- I. 4. a'rs.sarsf. ~. Mr w, ION ~
q y s. il.Ifi steA l., c3 is. - FEB 70.
- ss's ,i,I ,.S Nay IS, 1900.
81 - i,,,a. snd sdvertislng
|ss's, l,' ~ Or Dsi1ro me day
~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19

Co where you win. the best saloons
cell Jesse Moore Whiskey.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19

The name Is a guaranty 81 purity
Jesse Moore Wh.skey Is alwaykEight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19
'NAl NOTICE.

S.rDssssirlERs or THE
|S sausso, nc. CLUB IN the
~ hon I, N = s,re.t are open
"''en. 500. N baliotInx.
- ts13
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19
U.s., MORGAN, Auc,r.
Ticket!
| aSDIDATEs
oE rur
F%RATIc PARTY
Yut0ATE To coNoc,..

.N's 10 CONupESs
fTS si Tcrs a,A conns..J
no RAW ~! ..h conEressl
lrORs ''''N
~ bland Of o.aa
9 SuS R i isEyBERa JR.
SIAss IERstSNSpsri,S
WIeS ! LlLlKALANf
M AuLb
%sINTATIvEs:
morH '''''i
" cAwAp.
IAN u spENcFa
&a wrssss eEARLANE
"sN r Brsu
/, IN Dls,yris,..'
sossSlarNM pAxoN.
ss nSsSv n,.R'.owN
; Y, HOfr
MkAlNit
k"''CAl NOTICE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19
PARTIAL LIST OF
Real Estate
FOR SALE BY
WILL E. FISHER.
FOR SALE BY

5000 STREET. ncas
Mct'uiiy street: three lots, ssDe % .
139: terms to SUIT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19

STREET LOT, e II
With many valuable trees ~
shrubbery; ready to build upoa. il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-19

So 250-COTTAGE near PensAesse
street; contains rooms. bath an
all modern improvements: well iR-
proved; size Of lot. e. ( 800: possthax
special terms. ss
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

child. The schools do not exist for IN,
ieichers, The politicians, or taxpayers
They exist TO help the mothers bring
up good and useful men aud women.
rHE JouRSAL believes the mothers have
n right 10 make their views known, Ia
have their wishes respected, and even to
be directly Represented on the school
board. The women who pay taxes and
who have children Of school age are
voters at the coming school election and
are viialIy interested In having school
director chosen, who will look at schools
from their standpoint. The law compos.
ing the school board Of Eve members,
who hold fye years each, is bad law IN
one respect. AZ only ono director II
chosen each year, II takes three y,ars to
change the composition Of a minority Of
the board But II has this advantage,
tlIat each year the fifth member II
chosen q new majority may be formed.
Hence lot there be full expression Of
views.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
BEWARE, BASE ALBIoNl


BY Joaquin Miller 10 the Pacific Monthly.
Beware, base Albion, beaarei
'PerlidiOus Albion" Of oil
Her name; her fame, or foul or fair
10 get aud get and hold and hold;
70 get and g''t or land Ur gold,
Wherever the could cast a snare
About the weak, before the old
beware, false Albion, beware.
Here by our swift. sweet Oregon
She bnllied, brilpd, she begged, she lied
She laid her lions paw upon
Our Pioneers iill they drhed
Her 10 her teeth. Just M the Boer
To-Day de6es and brayrly dies
sdl tie Spartan band of yore
For all that fearless lreymen prize.
Beware. cursed Albion, bewarel
Her cunning trade IL riill the same;
10 yet and got or how or where;
Enslave and rob IN freedoms Bamel
lieware her friendshipl Better far
Her hate. We dared we still can dare
Her hate, her hate IN peace or war.
But all, her friendshipl that beware.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
AUCTIONEER'S LICENSE
A Salem Merchant Thinks Council
Should Make II $500 a Year.
says Goods Are Toted Around the Back
alleys 70 Fake closing-out
Ssles.

To The Editor OF the Daily Journal
While the question relating to auc
tioneers licence is being discussed,
hope you will not consider me unperti
nent for writing few lines on the sub.
jcct. II does seem to me that the citJ
cJuncil hasdallied along with this mat
TER long en- 1ugh. Yes too long. as is ey.
ilenced by the closing out signs all along
or principal streets and the auctioneer's
r'd flag hung out on every street cor
ner, one man has already admitted that
the time had come in Salem when the
auctioneer's business did no longer pay
aud was really in favor Of doing away
wish IL altogether.
But does this schemer really want no
license2 No as is plainly evidenced by
article In your paper Of Feb. IL
written by the same man or one OF his
tirm, headed "The truth about the
Auc;ioneer's License" which shows
plainly a deep concocted scheme In
der TO obtain license at a still lower
rae tlian that which they have been
paying.
They tell the council TO tax the stock
which is being brought In here togo on
the auction block. Don't they know that
Il man has paid the tax on his mer.
chandise ia Portland for this year aud
has his receipt, and should move his
goods In TO Salem we have no moral or
legal right to tax them again for that
yearY and suppose you could tax the
goods again, how are you 70 know when
such stock Is being brought In here for
auctioning off, when perhaps but few
ever know that old shelf worn goods
have been carried out Of some Of the
stores and toied around the back alleys
Ia the rear Of, and into the back door
of the would'be closing out stores, and
then palmed off on our citizens as the
stock Of tLat closing out store.
No, think Il high time that our city
council act on this question II is simply
a di-grace to our beautiful city. the way
this auctioneering aud pretended bank.
rupt scheming has been carried on here
for the past Eve years Why such things
would not have been allowed in hardly
my town or city In the United States,
and why should Salem allow IL.
II 1" high time that our city council
'rttle this matter iudiciously before any
nore Of our residences and business
are turned over to the owls
md bats. | am in favor Of putting the
icense to 300 per annum payable in adj
'ance, aud then perchance II one Of
'ur city merchants want to close out his
tore grant him special permit to do
10 NO. With special restrictions GOV.
ring the same.
Yours respectfully, d
o. p. DABNEY.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
Real Estate Bargains

nave a customer who wants 40 81
acre tAcl NOT over 3 ur @ miles uul
win gnOd improvements at about g.
per acre. Vino has such a place.
l want a good 4ur 8 room house.
Guod garden spot, barn. fruits, etc.
not u Tar 1ut AZ about 500.
1 have some line stock ranches IA
trade Tor small tracts not tu far OUT
ahd glNe time on any balance.
IL you want 20 buy gralu or stock
ranch cheap. (CHll)
have some hle snail fruit tracts
AZ oig bargains also town property 10
sell or trade cheap.
| have good properties In Nebraska
Kansas, Colorado, Dikntps, aud Man,
eIty. F''P
IL YOU want splendid mill with
water pnwer and pasture and feed
stuuuu, etc, or want an elevator. feed
chopper, grain, ware huuse Sol.ndid
! Gallon On riyerata bargain / have
ltyau want 70 buy, sell, Grade or
rent, l can suit You.
Also have iva farms 20 rent
Snme splendid horses Tor sale.
~ you want y loan on real estate. ar
nave any nutarial work Ia DO. ts,u
i"d see me al 9l Court street. at th.
ne store Of Brewster x White.
70 u Il II, RYAN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
a Jupos WHO WENT mo- IAN

A JUDGE WHO WENT TO JAiL
Denver roa, FEB. u.
Judge George Hayford, Of salem, Ore
gon, has made unique investigation o
the Oregon state prison. lie was rec
ognised authority In criminal law below
HE elevation to the bonch and hal
served term as attorney general Of hIr
state In every respect his standing Il
excellent Since he became Judge var
Ions reports have reached him Of sbu,e,
In the state prison, eruellies pracilccd
on prisoners and meagor aud poor hre
given them. Az 10 the truth OF these
s'ones 70 cIrcnmsiantially told as to ap.
pear to be absolute verify, he was un.
able by inquiry in his official capacity 10
obtain satisfactory information.
Here, where a less determined and
resourceful man would have been
stopped short, Judge Hayford began biz
rsal investigation. lie doifcd the ermlne
aud went 10 prison, prisoner, ueli sen.
need Tor contempt Of court. A few
friends only knew the secret. II had 10
be conhded TO them 10 insure the sue.
'esslnl operation Of the plan. No one At
The prison dreamed the identity OF the
prisoner who, treated like all the other
inmates oi the institution. was able 10
secure the precise Information he do.
tired.
IL is said Judge Ilayiord found that
What lac suspecied was true. lie Il now !
'nreRed In preparing a report ior the
'tison sulho-illes, In which he will out. |
Inc the discoveries ho made sud suggest
means Of beiterlng the condition Of
no prisoners. Though the informa.
Ion az hand OF Judge lIayiori's under.
iking is incomplete. II IL sufficient 10
ail'ly anyone Of his devotion TO dat,
nd his originality Of method. lilo Ger
'lnly Is worthy oi the highest eommen
alton, also, for the kindness Of hra,tl
'n' acluatcd him, None Of us dcsim.
becon'e a state entertained visitor Ia
Ienal institution, but We all do he
've that prisoners should bo humanely
eaied aud subjected to no h0mlliatlnv
that may tend TO their fur
'er degradation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

All organized living things, whether be.
| longing 20 the animal or vegetable king.
dom contain within themselves the germs
OF death aud decay
Germs of dis' ase are of,en generated
wlthin the human system through imper.
leet digesuou Of food, producing various
poisons which scientists have denomiuated
pfas'dtHfs A stomach weakened by abuse.
sQifrd with over eatiuE or over burdened
with ho, bread, too rich OF greasy foods ef
those too highly seasoned. becomes weak.
yned and tails 20 thoroughly digest tue
oeN \ heaVy, eoddcn mass Is accumu.
lated IN the stomach 70 ierment as the 6rst
step ~ 20 decay, giving OF foul gases 10
distcnd the stomach. and poison ne blooS
until a. becomes thin. weak aud lack ING in
health. fN''NN'
The over distsnded stomach pres,,. pco,
the heart and the latter organ Is aiso az.
lnfhed through sympathy, the same systrm
p. nerves being distributed TO both organs
Thus paipilation aud irregular actioa of the
heart with ~ attendant shoItnrss of brr,fh
lesult aud Ia time. disease OF The heart
itself is established
The gases aud other poisons renent.5
nom undigcstcd, icrmenting and drr.y,
mg food In the stomach heeloud th.
n,A,n' causing headaches, aud paia Ia the
Rsiug absorbed into the blood ,h.., c,,
sous Teaeh every part and organ OF the ~.
Wm, The ktdneys are thereby poiscned
Na9slne brghts disease aud diabetes M
teing through the skin. Troublesome ~,
diseases ongu shoW themselves.
ANeIy eigan and every nerve. depending
az they 90 Tor their ncurishment ma I
IsnsSal upon the stomach. weak digsstion /
shows Itself not alone IN loss OF apurtite /
and flesh, bat also IN Nervousness. dsb,i,,s
oso complexion and many other deanee,
~. reeves Go'dsn Medical nlscovery
tones and regulates the stomach stinn
lases The DIGESTIVE iuices iuvisor,tss ~.
.elfla lNef promotes lntcstiul s1eneth i
.ls~is bilious poisops aud diseased ser,n,
making Stands keen assimiati,r r,,,-
.ae mtnishes Nsiufe with TIE hesh. shunI
wv esltluon out of which she uianufse.
w. niie uesh strong musc,es clear skin
asaNay laws tissue and nerve 6hsr an5
l,vss sound, endailng. actiye snersv ia,ss
Whole sYslem. "'NS ,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
Brown Writes Smith All About What
Happened to Jones.

Brown Writes Smith All About What
Happened to Jones.
CHICAGO, H., l9--.
My DEAR SMITH: Your puinter WAS
a peach. 4 lett Tor Chicago iumedi-
atelY after 1 saw you, and OF course
| b"ugh. my ticket over tie Wisconsin
Ceutral Ry, frOm 81. Paul u Chicago.
1 had plenty Of tlme la 81. Paul Lu no
up town aud get uIy supper, as my
train leaves ST. Paul at 1910 D. IN.
1 returned u the depot abuut 1920.
When passing through the gates the
gateman saiu; There's your train TO
tie right l handed nn grip 10 the
gentle manly porter, who placed IL la
NY terth. (HUu viii notice 1 call this
my lfuin, While 10 really belongs tO
the Wisconsin Central. 1 could not
help but feel that | owned the tram.
aud even the rad, the eupluyes Afe
50 courteOus.l i then prepared myself
Tor the comforts la siure Well. talk
abuuL irayelingl / haye Travelled all
over the vide world, out never had "A
ulOre delightful trip Than this Que
lrOm 81. Paul 10 "a icngU over the
Wisconsin, Central Ry. retlIed
dOnut 10 .. M, aud enjoyed "A good
hiRhl's rest Ia Tie Pullman Palace
carr only woke up once durihg the
ulght, aud THAT was when the pnrter
punched me aud said: "Mr. Bunn.
unnt snore 80 'oud, you disturb the
rest ot the passengers" | AZ once fell
asleep, aud awUke again about n. M. ,
aud prepared myself for breakfast;
~elt into the dining car aOuul sH. m.,
aud patlNk OF mnsJ Sumntuulls
meal. All meals are serged a Ia carte. |
AS yuu knnw. My entire trip MAS "A
one. 1 will never case "a
praise the Wisconsin Central Ry.. and !
l know your sentiments are tue same.
Our TREND JObes reached Chicago
via anniher route and WAS six hours
late. Consequently he mi.sed cunnec.
lions Tor New York, and cannot make
'onneelion there with steamer Tor
he Paris Exposition. Heuce mas
,iyen up hts trip, and Will return
iume Via the Wisconsin, Central Nv
Your fflend.
n BROWN.
T. y, Since you were In Cmcavo.
he Wisconsin Central RI. have
hanRed their terminals. and are nov
unning Into the CentFal Station. Al
'ark Row aud 18th u. Thls depot is ,
$50 used by the Michigan Central
~; Illinois Central aud C. @ c. 4
" L. 24tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
Editorial Review

A few alleged reform Politician,
who're education consisted mainly ol
Ilnbiblng ihe corrupt principles Of tie
old machine leaders, and who never
operate aboyo the plane Of working q
party for personal purposes, are travel
ling over the state 10 get control Of III,
PVpulst party organization. Ties,
leaders are well known, and their con
tamlnation with Portland Doodle meth.
DDS is well understood. A party put IN
power under such lender,lIp can d.
nothing ior tie taxpayer, but set new
and hungrler flock Of cormorants prev
Ing of bis viials. Such Individuals
elected 10 oiIice merely regard Il as an
opportunity for personal graft Their
powers Of resistance 10 corruption are
about az slrong as those oi a denIaen Of
peppermint Hat. So far ns tho taxpay-
ere q Marion county are concerned, the,
hsve nothing 10 hope for from Holt, ct
al, vs. the State Of Oregon. "Good''
Republicans declare hIa esmpaign eS-
pcnscs and bills for litigation In the lat
state campaign we're paid by The repre-.
sentative Of Marx Hanna At Salem out
Of funds raised out Of the Inpane asylum
empIoyes. What would such do n the,
we're put directly In control Of aiIairs9
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
ALWAYs 10 rHE FRoNT.
The Journal Leads the Van as in the
Past

/
The Journal Leads the Van as in ih'
Past
We not only give the WEEKLY JoUR'
NAL, the best local and and genera
weekly in the Willamette valley for 81
per year. bnt at great cost have made
arrangements by which we now not only
furnish the best general paper, but also
the best farm Journal ON the Pacific
coast Hereafter The JOURNAL and the
Pacific Farmer can be furnished at fl.25
per year. each being first class Dollar
weekly Of its kind. The Farmer has
been the recognized leader in agricult-
ural matters IN the northwest for thirty
years.
In these two papers you will get the
latest Portland and local market reports.
Horticulture Is given the prominence that
the great industry deserves
Dalrymen say they get more information
source,
The Grange has distinguished II AZ their Of
ngiai Oigan, and all farm Organizations
know they can depend on II 10 be tius to
their intepst
Hop Men nnd many valuable points and sug.
ResuOus IN
Sheep, Goat, and General Stock
Men tHEet by the thuusauus fOr the m.
formation contained therein.
Poultrymen know IL ~ be the only weekly
IA tnis s,ction that makes specially VI
thus branch Ui farming,
Bee Men have found II the only paper that
makes any pfetenlionH Of looking after
their interests.
Agriculture In all Of lts branches Is treated
by PRACTICAL writer's.
No offer like this ever appeared before.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL one year, tor
the Daily 4 montbs) and the Pacific
Farmer only sl.25. Address,
HoFER Bros.
Salem Ore.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
A Weak Stomach

Will upset every organ IN the body.
If you are constructed. bilious. nery-
Gus, sleepless or easily fatlRued, try
HUstettef's Stomach Bitters. IL
qulet4 the nerves, improves the ap-
petite and makes rich pure blood. IL
cure all forms OF stomach disorder,
such as Indigestion, constipation and
dyspepsia. II has teen doing this for
The past fifty years. 81 that a PR1
vATE REvENuE STAMP covers the
neck of the bvttle.
II Nourishes Hostetter's
Stomach
Cures Biuers
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

What every honest man and taxpayer
Who dovs not hope 10 live wholly OF
partly al The public crib, should do m
Oregon, isio sec to Il that hls name il
registered asa legal voter. II hls pa.
pefs ae not perfect, nt those Of many
legal voters are not, he should get him
ssii rerorded a. eliilen, register. and
prepare to put his snIie POLITICAL,
through such men as Holt on election
day.
This is not said against Holt person.
ally or az ropulisl. but 10 warn the
voter Of bis duty. The IIolts, Of all
rar'les, you have with you always,
Mako the saerinco Of time aud expcn,c
to register yourself and your nelghbor
10 belp nominate mon oi good eharue
Ter. who are not wreichcd impccunious
poliiieiaus ior STUFF. and then hel,,
elect them. 10 not ueit 70 be paid t.
90 your duty u you love your eonntry.
The woFst crime Of Tie aee IL pre-.
serdirE TO originate movement lor The
people. prociaia'lng reiorm principles 10
deeeise the laxfassr. aud all 10 ar,e
eoiopllenisis Of other parties. and add
10 the Sum total q public demorallsa.
ten, The battle ior rciorm along ihesc
lines u . farce. fraud and dobauch.
cry Of The voier, 10 which no homes,
man when he fully understands Il can
finally lend himself. wLo can polni
10 sod law OF a single ,eiorn that has
b'tn bionshl atoul llnoush the opera.
iions q lvadsrs lile iheseS Oregon l.
worss on loday and taxes arc higher In
the state aud Ia eounllo, wharo The,
have opevai'd sueceaie.ly.
Tho laspsyers are alive 10 the fact
that 'he llolss Of any party are q laxary
and . fraud. sspcgially whsn found
maTehins nader ; rsiosm banner They
are no els'aels 70 ilsuds On The ballot,
y legislative eorrpp,ion. 90 manipulation
y publle funds The candidate uho
sants 10 steal au ollice. bay a senalos.
hip aad Ioot tho treasury pra,s Cor ,
heir secesss and eonirlbosss 70 their
Inppost THIS \ ,ho naked truth aboo, !
BE- Ilolls I
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
|;HHHI|SIl1|
|sliElfllA
You Can Get
a Lower Berth.

" ith one exception the through
trains OF the Burlington Route
are almost invariably well-hlled
The exception Is our st Paul.
Chicago Limited. On the limited
there is usually room aud 70
spare.
Don't infer that it''is neither
so hne, nor SO fast, as ANY train
OF ANY other line between ST.
Paul aud Chicago On the eou.
trary, there Is no more beautiful
train In America, IL has electric
ilght, stetm heat, wide vestlbules
the most satisfactory dininI.ca
service ~ ths cD1Li1snJ -and
lower berth FOR everybody,
A, T.. SIl ELDON.
Gent Accent. Portland o
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
a LIFE SAVED.

Dr. J.F, Cook, the sotanIcsts,..
alist Succeeds Where othsr
! FAN. e'
10 whom u NAV concern:
Ihls l. 70 certify that Bertha p Co,
hef' ol Nj t.Angel precinct, Marion conn
", oreson, has suffered from cancer
Gus growth in the lett ear ior abont t6rs.
years The groNt th Was cut out tvics an,l ~
oufnei out once by Albany PbvsicianS
unt The grONth came 6sck a. -
~ ever, and PANIED her 50 bsIlv IL,
,i'' nc l'aH 70 IN taken from school Afte,
GSuye NeeS treatment by DR.. j F
Sook, OF salem, Oregon, tie Rotsni,s'
Specialist, the growth entirely Jiss1- ~
sNtei' ami AZ this date. f0ar pontts
since treatment Was bsgnn, The yrn.,,b
,;as,ll Ia npt ryAppeaTed, and the ear las en-
e'e'y healet leaving only lie sea-s a. -. y
u'C'ed hy the Albany d0rtors
hereby certify that the ah,,a 49,.
1ent Is absolutely true, and Ina, 49,
sn" Nonner, the person mention..l
N N me a'hdavlt, has resided In myism'
y! s'Hee early childhood, hearing ~ 81, -a
'at0nshlp 10 me- OF niece. Wv 30
subscribed aud sworn 10 bsiers
,,lls eighth day oi June, lSq9 W ~
NlFegOn NoAnty
nd. ' ''sA'ed aud
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

"Attsr doctOfs tailed % cure ma of
pneumgnia l used One Minute S,n,,'
Cure, IL a alSO the best remedy y"
fs,su p. ',s' Nh's'plng cough, writes Ino
nssiy' L'kantin, Pa. Cures cuusbs
..Hos ei"ap aud thrOat and luns
/, r.l ,snuoles, IL prevents inSappt I'm
Snlldten ai~ay like a. MutheFs a..
ore Il. Sto0es Drug Stores.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
osteopsthy in Salem.

DR.. Grace Albright, graduate Of the
American School Uf Osteopathy, Kinks.
vile, Mo-, Is located in the Bush & Brey.
man block, over Weller's grocery store.
The following is partial list Of the
discusses which have been treated Osteo.
palhically with excellent success: Merry.
Gus prOstHtion, Liver, Heart, Stomach.
Kidney and Splenic troubles, Female lr-
regularlties, Leucorrhea, Melancholia,
Restlessness, Bladder troubles, spinal
affections, LOcOmOtor Amxia, Gall
stones, Piles. Paralysis, Spinal Cuiya.
ture, Varleose Veins, Ulcers, Sprains,
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, all eve af-
lectiOns such as Granulated Lids, Ulcer
ated Cornea. Cataract, etc, Throat aud
Lung troubles, Tic.dOulourux, Headache,
Indigestion, Goitre, Hip joint disease,
Constipation, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Eczema. etc.
Office days: Monday, Wednesday,
Friday. l8 limo d&w
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

Tns 1orssAl woula Ike 20 snss,.,
thar shs no,ben q eommuni,y Aase
sene rlgbi % b. hsarl 10 ,he pnblis
school msnaremsnl Nin no, soms a.
oar salem noil'ers sale their pen ia
hana apa eslls as lbvlr ,hongh,s shoat
The pebllp ashools, and give oos resdsu
1slf polnt q sleu On psllk rhool
management The ms,bes who mar
she children, uho ICED ana slo,hs aud
dsess ihem ior ne sclol, hasa laeas on
school measseeenl, and eenslnly lhe
ueiI'e's pnd schools eap wogk lally %
|psrmeny AID slaps ne basi lipea lss sAs