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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

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won By Robson q Toronto. Clio q New
Bu-zn. vas aeco1d ard Brown = Nor
tresl. thIrd Tine = seconds In The ore
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Ssrval Bapiis secosa. Tins. &c -.
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DANCE IN RIVERSIDE
Continued from Sixth Page.

r F Mathers. T. X Robinson, Of Ben
ton. Mrs Anna Grackenbaugh Mrs. c.
w. Root. Mrs. s. E. Seong and MT ana
Mrs. z. r. Root Of Wichita; Mrs. Dora
Afunroe Of Excelsior Springs. Mo; Miss
Flora Harper Miss Susie Harper, Mr..
Edward Harper and Mr.. 8. Harper.
BRUCE PRIDDY.
Mr.. Bruce Priddy gave most elaborate
dinner 10 his gentlemen friends last sun
dav evening at o'clock. Mr. Curtis q
Chicago was the guest Of honor. The
table was decorated with cut glass and
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DadWay's
= Pills

cure all Disorders of the Stomach,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Dizziness
Costiveness, Piles. Sick Headache. Fe-
male Complaints, Biliousness, Indigestion,
Constipation and all Disorders of the
Liver. 25c per box. At Druggists or by
mail. Railway & Co., 50 Elm Street, N
7. Be sure to get. Railways and see
that the name is on what you buy
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Crippled by
Rheumatism.

Those who have Rheumatism find
themselves growing steadily worse all
the while. One reason of this is that
the remedies prescribed by the doctors
contain mercury and potash, which ulti-
mately intensity the disease by causing
the Joints to swell and stiden, produc-
ing a severe aching of the bones. ;. :.
s has been curing rheumatism for
twenty years-even the worst caSes
which seemed almost incurable.
ry,,o,,ss the nonular raj road con-
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with rheumatism me-
there is only one cure tor
that painful disease. be
ssvs: II was a great SUI
ferer from muscular
Rheumatism for two
wears. l could get no
permanent relief from
any medicine prescrioe
by my physician. ! took
about a dozen bottles OF
vour :. 5. 5, and now l
amas well IS l ever was
IN my life. l am sure
thatyourm medicine cured
- I zvnufl recon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

, ,sn AT II 10 any one suffering from any blood
disease.
Everybody knows that Rheumatism
Ia a diseased state Of the blood, and that
a blood remedy is the only proper treat,
rnent. but one containing potash ana
mercury only aggravates the trouble
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SIS The $1,000

he;nq Purely Vegetable, goes direct TO
The Very cause Of the disease and a per
,,1snenf cure always results. II IS the
only blood remedy guaranteed TO con
tain no potash, mercury or ether can
gerous minerals
= Rocks mailed free by Swift Specific
ttgnpany. Atlanta. Georgia.
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Stewart & Dawson,

SPOT Cash Meat Market
Phone al North AaIz-
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Can't. O. Z. Hughes. the popular railroad con.
Cluctor OF Colum bia, :. G., hSd an eN
s-se9 u t,.,,-,s-se,,, which convinced him that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-22
MARINE NEWS.

NAxAfNo. h c.--Arsssd reh u. ship Rah~r
Aaau;san from san Fssasises for oyrtsF hafDa,
stsnr Wellington. fFurn sRn Francisco
HoNGKuNG.-Autse pftnf 20 Feb, y. smr
unesn Adslaiae from Tsecnst via HiaxA
UDoff IA NJ frtsed Fee b seAr Esnasia, firm
Santa Rfsatis ffr Ah@rds~n shf ysssat, ffesa san
Pedro tsf kbeFrfssn szixd. Fen a. ctr snss. frasn
Aberdeen fe4 Nan fraustsca
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INoToN nourK

Leaves foot ~ Washington agfe@t ~ 1os
D m. Sundays s@ .. m, Tor Pleasant
Beach Bfrmerton. u. r. Dry DOCK.
Charleston. Sidpey. Trsryton. Chico, S.l-
vefdzie Ret2fnlng. leaves Slivsrdeis &. Is
a m. sidney > % =. ~. Leaves sidney
Saturday nixhts AZ s.SS . Tsispn0as
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
EEAT~TI

-.
sNn-rP CAPITAL. .,............... .usa 200
w... mes d. hoge. jF.. president; Maurice
~ Ven. vice president. Lester Turner,
'sr' X. +. Parkhurst assistant eash-
DIRECTORS ->Jsmes d Hoge. jr. Maui
.,s AsMleken tstrvVe. Alien. Hughes a
@,eksn. attcrnsys-at-iawl. Sol @ Simp-
- ss''npson Logging Co, Sheltonl. Fer
saa sehmitr ,Hsmm q Schmltk, Hotel
: Lester Turner Correspondents
~ The principal cities Of the United
sss and Europe. Drafts ana letters Of
le.s issued en- all the principal points Of
$50 heno'uiu, China and Japan. Ae-
49, 49, q banks. corporations and indi-
%sa.s selected
----A@ss q branch bank at Nome,
nfEoPlE'S SAVING BANK
As,sss N'1enta' Block, Seattle Wash.
ias.. =, ,'.:.-.. .sloo, 90
* HAYDEN. Manager.
b.. J I. Greenleaf. Asst. Cashier
a. ts received from 81 10 Sl0,ooo, per
interest allowed on savings deposits.
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MOVIE PROPERTY.

CAPE NOME mining and city property for
sale by l.. w. Nesfelle n Co, real estate
and mining brokers. room Hotel Butter.
,-sry 49, ,rask. ana ts,,sr, Leans ~, :,
and we<t Of Meme Improved and unim.
proved city property: titles and posses
sion guaranteed Terms reasonable.
Money loaned on first-ciass Nome mining
claims
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FORECAST FOR THURSDAY
OCCASIONAL rain
Portland, Or, Feb 81. ipo
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AoRt.
CuifURK. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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ALASKA k[UND|kt WANTS
ALASKA CLOTHING.
SEATTLE WOODEN HOUSE. opposits
Hotel stevens, So3 First General out
htterss make mems clothing to order.
pure wooden goods direct from mill.
ALASKA 0UTFITTERs.
-----------------~------ ----~-----------------
PIONEER manufacturers Of Alaska
clothing; make pure wooden goods and
have the best equipped plant for max
ing clothing IN the state Seattle
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Der country aud hard work can be
bought. ". S. Kirk. i2I1 First avenue
ALASKA INFORMATION.
---.---.----------~- ----s>-----~>
THE schooner Gen Mcpherson will SAL
on or about March Is for Cape York and
Cape Nome. any Information es 10 the
VOYAGE viii be furnished by Capt J.
s. Morris. the master Of the vessel. who
can he seen on BOARD the vessel az TAI
lard. or w. II. Hayden. agent, No ~
THE Daily Alaskan. a, skagvsy. Is on
sale at the Hotel NORTHERN news stsno
ALASKA BUSINESS CHANCES.
soIFILiNEi soLFIITSEi soLFTLINE:
Remember that scientific waterproof
leather preseryativs. yUH need 20 rub
bsrs, no greaslngs more on yoSr harness
or helts protests 5eits from slipping. pro-
longs NE leather 100 per cent. insist
upon your dealer eaIFyinS y i9 siock.
cents for sample. Address ll02 second,
OF Raymond a Hoyt. agents, sls second.
COPPER RIVER EXPLORING ExPE-
DITiON.
All old employees q the copper River
EsploFing Expedition Desiring work on
The Trans-Alaskan Military Road dur
ing 1850 apply 10 Captain w. r. AbsFs
cFomhle second Y. S. Infantry, Hotel
TUF maxniacent steamer The Midnight
sun. 2sa taus capacity accommodated
for $40 p&ssen&cfs. VII SAL Tot Cape
Noine May 70, 1910 Foe pasHaKe and
freight space apply 10 III =. TreTaEer a
Co. general agents rooms ll-ls etarr-
Boyd hgilatns.
TWO haif-intsrcsts in good Cape Nome
property weii-knUxn creeks. call be-
tween ! and .. m. no agents need ap-
ply. o. J. Rose. as YeN.eE way.
ALASKA MINES.
PLACER MINING school. - First avenue
Visitors welcome terms right
.ItsK. poes AND TACK HORSES.
-----------.-- ------------
EXPERIENCED aufHtierR fer dogs sud
Alaska horses CTaudan s Co. sit Sixth
avenue south
ALASKA Dogs.
FOR SALE-Thfee god Alaska dogs.
Can 92s Second 5cag
ALASKA siEDs.
-~-~-------------------
MANUFACTURER Alaska risds. AL
k5udc. sole agents Tor neF er-sllp horse
shoe Hoffman. Fourth ard Man
ALASKA sle3s manufactured BY Pacific
: wAxon Co, South Third ard Lane.
Phone, Red fsl
CANVAS FOLDING BOATS.
STEEL, RIBBED canvas folding boats, Sc
attic Tent & Awning Company. manu-
faetgrers, Marion and western.
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FOR VANCOUVER, b. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

SASNiHt@Afs "ssff"
Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at y, m,
Arrives Vancouver ~ a. m. following
day.
Leaves Vancouver ever Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at . y. IN.
Arrives at Seattle at 10 q. IN. following
day.
trains for all points East and with
steamers for Nanaimo, CDnox, Victoria,
New Westminster aud Texads Island
ports.
Freight viii not be received at Seattle
after y. m. on day of sailing.
For freight or passage apply at the of
fee OF the Vancouver line, Yesier wharf.
Telephone. He'd l.osl
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
tiiI DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves city dock
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at II
midnight for Port Townsend, Port Will
liams. Dunseness, Port Angeles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysht. Claiiam and
Neah Bay. Returning. leaves Port Ange-
les Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday,
at a. m. leaves Port Townsend at 10
Steamer Garland leaves CITY Dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at IL mid
hight for Port Townsend Port Wiltlams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles and Victoria
Returning. leaves Port Angeles at a. M
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays:
leaves Port Townsend at IL g. IN. arrives
In Seattle at 2.50 .. M
Telephone, Main sib
CAPT. ]. X. THOMPSON, Manager.
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OFFICE Of the constructing quartermaster,
Seattle Wash. February II. 1900 Sealed
proposals In triplicate win be received
here until 4 D., m. Friday. February ..
~ and then opened. for the construction
ia double set of noncommissioned OIL
SrA' quarters, fuel shed and lavatory at
Fart FiaKler, Washington. Plans and
speciacations may he seen and full In
iormation furnished on application al this
a0ce The United States reserves the
rght to accept or reject any and all
proposals. or any part thereof. Envelopes
ecnsaining proposals. should be Endorsed
proposals for construction work at Tort
FAgier. Washington" and addressed to
" W. Robinson, Jrs, captain and A. O.
r.
NOTICE TO contractors and builders;
eltctric Invisible burglar alarm. some
thing new, cheap. durable and practical
be: II goes In all business places and
residences extensively used In the East:
PIT cont. given 10 contractors. Address
~ call AIS Yeser way.
RASH doors, general mill work, both
Ar and cedar special low prices on stock
eedar doors and windows Pacific Door
Co, Railroad avenue and Pine street,
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Local reyosf- -MAyirnum tsmpeTstare. s. minimum
ten,teratare, u. mean Temperature, ~. ~ Incl
rainfall: rain; thunderstorm ana hail
HsA wisdsl Bake C,ts. 10 y W.T. Ppssiand. u
A. n wetsLABEn
Observer Weather Bafea1
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SEATTLE. PoRT GAMpLE r. TOWNSEND
RJItIE.


Leaves City dock daily at 40 a. m, ex-
Poft Gambss Port LUDLOW ard Peri
Townsend. ReturrinF. reaches Seattle II
a N, daily. sunday ieAves Ter Port
caves Port Townsend for seattle dtFset
AZ y. M T.lsyhSne. Main ". ialiy. Bo-
gAr4AA q Co. AgentA.
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NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the
buancss formerly owned by ). Meister,
under the name of the California Com
Mikaon Company. at No, a2i Western av-
snue. Seattle. King county, Washington,
has been sold 10 William Meistef. and
the said William Meister Is authorized TO
collect all outstanding accounts and has
assumed all liabilities on account Of oh
ASations Incurred In said business, and
1 Melster Is discharged and released
from liability on account of the same.
and Will not be responsible for any debts
Or liabilities contracted in the future.
Dated this I'd day OF February. 1870,
= AiF,fSTER
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
Gl,t DOCK
SEATTLE a EvERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoNDs
ROUTE.
Time Card Leaves Seattle O. m. IL m
and .. m. Leaves Everett ssiS A. Fn-.
s.a9 o. IA. and 3i5 p.
Three round tripE daily. except Sunday.
Copnections-~At Seattle with The ateaU-
rr Flyer for Tacoma AT Everett with the
steamer Nikade for Snohomtsh and with
the Everett a. Monte CFieso Hallway for
Monte Criato and way siAtioaa.
C,oinsan dock, Seattle. Merchants dock,
Everett. TeisphousS. seattle. He'd sal /.
Everett. @. y. y SCOTT Manager.
,rHE FAvonrrE u. r. MAIL. STEAMER
STATE OF WASHINGTON"
Has nov resumed her regular ron be-
tween Seattle, Everett, Anacoftes. Fair
haven and " hateoJ2. daily except saiar-
DAY AZ 10 y. m. frofn Yealer wharf
This paiaiial and popular sieam n
lust from the hands Of the ehipwri ght,
mac iniat sud decoration, and - splendid
condition for fhis seasons buSinssF
Elegant s,ateraufns and cuisine the best
The travelling public can now be assured
81 rapid transit and 9AcN dispatch gf
freight, tho state" being the oniF daily
boat On the Seattle " he tcon route
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
ATTORNEys-AT-LAw
FRED II. PETERSON. attorney and
counselor; proctor in admiralty. Fourth
floor. Mutual Life building.
CHARLES ". ESos. attorney and eoun-
selor at law. Rooms lt-l5 Halter building
GuERIN. FERRY Il GUERIN. lawyers.
SO Pioneer building, Phone. Main Al,
PRATT 6 RIDDLE. attorneys at law.
rooms ss-slo-sil Bailey building
PIPER, FISK q PIPER. attorneys at
law. f25-42s Bailey building.
sTRUvE, ALLEN. HUGHES & Nc
Micken, Bailey building
DAVIS & GILMORE. lawyers. proetors.
pioneer building.
RICHARD GowAN. attorney. e2S New
York block.
Wiltshire & KENAGA. attorneys. New
York block.
II, BEAUMONT. si1 to $50 Washington
ou'uiak.
JOHN @. GRAY. lawyer. Mutual Life
""''u''s. --------------------------------
FRANK b. WRESTLING. elsa Boston
block.
coNovER X WILSON. 42-e Halter
bolulht
W. D, LAMBuTH. Seattle National Bank
puttoins. --------------------------
~. A. KELLOGG. lawyer. 20 Bailey build
ing.
REFS p. DANIELS. saA New YORK block.
MILO a ROOT. sis New YORK building.
GEO =. AUST 7os New Yerk building.
z. y. RAwsoN. el7-els Pacific block.
architects.
SAUNDERS & fsAWTON. architects. so
and 0T New YORK block
CHARLES n. BEBB. arehiteot. los
Washington block
EMIL DE SEUF. Architect. pa Wash
ington block.
JAMES STEPHEN. architect, III New
A. TIDEMANp. srcsltecs, ~ Colman
r c. AMANtis, ~ New YORK building
q J, MEANy. architect 9 colman olses
AssAyER AND CHEMIST.
Johnson 4 NEWTON. lls Cherry street.
CHIHoroDIsTs.
HANNA. fhN only EEsAhNte GhAfopea}Sf
on the Pacific coast. Endorsed hy phvS.-
clans p&Fiors. SO Burke building ave
years heated n Seattle
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
--------~----~----4-------
w : FORTISER. 4 Cosanial bnIidingi irrs.
gallon drainage. water power iand sur
veys, construction Experimenting.
WEBSTER BROWN. United States dep
uty mineral surveyor, also s4aUgntiuS
wcrk- st-& 8ass3u eloek
BRO, NE & sCURRY. room g. Starr-Boyd
block
DENTISTS.
DIR. RRAGDOS. fearih dooT Mutual
life block
DIR. BURKHART. ss Mutual Life build
ing
& A HOLMES. p p. g. caimAn build
ing
EDUCATIONAL.
WILSON'S Modern Business College
teaches Gregg shorthand. the Budget
bookkeeping. English and biography,
tay and evening a visit 70 or school
will convince you OF its superiority sew
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FOR ANACOHILs, FAIRHANEN-
wHATcoM AND BLAINE Steamer
GEORGE p. STARR leaves csrfrsl dock.
seaftie, al D m Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays Returning, leaves Whaicom
81 p n. Tuesdays. Thursdays ard 81
urdayH.
la CONNER TRADING q TRANEPOR-
TATION CO. Owners. Tolsphone, Main
II
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


PROPOSAL FOR SEWER CONSTITUTE
tior--sealed proposals. viii be received at
IA citj clerks ONCE, Walia Wslla, Wash.
mntil Tuesday. the 1871 day of Marco.
in. At o'clock p. m. for the consrruc-
Hon Of a sewerage system In the city
AZ WalIa Walla Wash.
1nc extent Of the proposed system Is
aruroxlmately 23L miles Of pipe sewers
frnun s to "a inches In diameter. also 10
naphcies and Sc flush tanks.
Hver pipe iron castings, brick. cement
and rsnd required for the construction of
ihe system win be furnished the contractor
b the city.
Pans and specifications win be on file.
and may be seen at the office of a. N.
Miller, civil and sanitary engineer. county
PENTHOUSE, Walla Walia. Wash. after the
mh day OF February 1900. where form OF
Nds may be obtained.
Zach proposal must he accompanied by
certified check on some established bank
- house for the sum OF two thousand
&00) dollars. payable 10 the city clerk of
Eala waila Wash., which sum snail be
fuFfeied IN case the bidder 10 whom he
ward Is made, shall fail to enter inro a
contract with the city within five days
ofH receiving notice OF such award
ne committee on sewers and drainage
naefves the right 70 reject any or all oids.
Dated, February II, 1900
JACOB BETZ. Mayor.
h. 8. ISAACS.
r. VI. NIXON,
W. MARTIN.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-06
THE TELEPHONE TAX.

The city has employed able counsel in
the person Of VIM. II. Holmes to push
lie suit to collect the tax on telephones.
by appealing TO the courts the telephone
company hopes to defer payment for sew.
eral years.
Al examination OF the tax rolls shows
that the telephone company, Wells Far.
go'a express, the telegraph companies,
and other companies. while enjoying
valuable franchises and doing large
cash business that is very profitable, yet
pay on almost no property valuation.
Some Of these corporations collect
more net cash out Of the people ofsalem
than any bank or factory. Why should
they not contribute TO maintain city ex-
penses. The legislature and the assessor
have very generously left them out Of
the assessment rolls. aud II the city OF
Salem can find legal and equitable way
TO tax them il should be done and the
city authorities do right in pushing the
collection Of the tax.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-06

70 plant a ish.Ehesl riEa; a. the mouth
Of this pool This is the way we do
business with fish in OreSJn. We
propose to destroy tie industry as fat
as possible and then appropriate money
to build hatcheries that the wheat raiser
and the prune raiser dig out uf the soil
by the sweat Of their labor. We are
dealing with the salmon just about as
successfully as we did with tie
Indian and are with our for
ests - exterminating them. On
top Of the whole iniquity Of destroying
this noble fishery, there is now a board
dam constructed clear around the top Of
Willamette falls by the pulp.mill com.
pany. II by any chance a salmon ever
did get beyond Oregon City he would
run his nose against the board dam OF
soulless corporation. So long as this
policy Of obstructIng the salmon streams
is pursued we can enjoy paying big taxes
for artificial propagation Of salmon.
THE COLONEL.
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BY HoFER BROTHERS.
SATURDAY. OCT. 8, 1900.
rPrUnpH OF 4 POLICY or PEACE.

The Mckinley administration has se.
cured the modification Of the German
program and the support OF all the pow
ers for policy Of peace in China.
A program Of revenge and internation-
al war would have costs millions and
nothing would have been accomplished
The state department can now see what
strength there is in the loins Of the re.
public when II resorts TO enlightened
principles instead Of force. We ARE a
world power.
Would IL not be wiser to adopt the
same policy In the PHILIPPINES? What
have We TO gain by strengthening the
army in the Asiatic archipelago2 Can
not our navy look after all our legIti.
mate interests there's ding through with
the war there is agood deal Ike a mar
feeding himself into threshing machine
because the cylinder has drawn in two
inches o. his finger,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-06
BLOOD

We live by our blood, and
on it. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or by.
When strength is full and
spirits high, we are being re-
freshed, bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con-
tinual flow of rich blood. This
is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer no spring, when rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are starved; our blood
is poor there is little nutri-
ment in it.
Back of the blood, is food, to
keep the blood rich. When it
fails, take SCOTS emulsion of
cod-liver oil. 1t sets the whole
body going again-man woman
and child.
Wen send you lssle 10 ty, Il you ike
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl street New Work
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-06
Forsstsrs Contest

At the last meeting Of Court sher.
wood Forest, r. Of A., acontest was
arranged, which, II carried out as is
planned, viii result in one Of the liyeli.
est tussela ever carried out in the fra
ternal orders Of Salem.
The contest will be for four large
cash prizes given 10 the members bring
ing in the most candidates, something
new here. The losing side then in re-
turn 10 furnish an oyster supper to the
winners. This will be no small banquet,
owing 10 the large membership already
enjoyed, and the contest now on will be
the hottest pull for members ever en-.
tered into by any Salem lodge.
Court Sherwood annually pays out a
large sum for sickness and benefits to
members.
This extra effort is being put forth ON
account cf the meeting OF the Grand
Court OF Forestry Of Oregon, meeting in
Salem in which this court wishes 10 be
represented by more delegates than any
other court in Oregon.
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library is proven by the fact that large
libraries Of semi-pubIic character have
been maintained and are persistently
sought after and the service paid for by
those able. II would be a wise pbilan
throphy that would organize these con.
ditions and throw them open TO a wider
usefulness, where the entire public might
enjoy the benefits and share the ex.
pense.
There are historical treasures in the
libraries nov in the city that should be
gathered together and preserved. The
state library itself is ouigrowing it's room
and will some day have to be removed to
larger building, The public library in
terests Of the city need looking after.