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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-29
. ..,CAt INTELLIGENCE
I'hursaay. March 20, - IL
LOCAL MATTERS.
1900

Mr.. Robt. Y. Clowney announces
himself this morning for county super
visor.
The nor9hbound passenger train
was actually on time Tuesday morn
ipg. The first tilAe in "many moons"
Millinery opening March 2Sts,
so;h and s1st. Il will pay you to see
this display Of new goods.
The Caldwell Dry Goods GO.
Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdsle, Ill.,
writes, 81 never fail to relieve my
children from Group at once by -nslng
One Minute Cough Cure. l woaia
uot feel safe without il" QulcSiy
cures coughs, colds, grippe ana al
throat and lang diseases. McMsste 20.
The many friends Of Mr.. Jno. A.
DssPertes will be glad to know he Is
steadily improving at the hospital n
Richmond
Religious services will be hold at
the A. Il. P. Church on Friday and
Saturday at II a. N. and 7.3O p. IA
These services will be conducted by
the Rev. r. NJ. Stevenson.
R. E. Ellison shipped yesterday a
lot of fine large mules to Augusta,
Ga. These animals are rather large
for this market. Mr.. Ellison leaves
for Augusta himself to-day on busl-
Ress.
81 used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in
nv family with wonderful results. 1t
gives immediate relief, is pleasant to
take and is truly the dyspestic's best
friend," says E. Hartgerink. OVerlsel,
Mich. Digests what you eat. Cam
rot fail to cure. McMaster Co.
One ofthe promoters Of the Wlnns-
boro Creamery has just purchased
from the Biltmore farm Of Wander
bilt a very fine yesrlins. His grand
dame, Managold, took the first prize
at the Worlds Fair.
-Aessrs. J. E. Coan and David A.
Crawford will be the candidates for
intendsnt Of Winnsboro for tho COM
ing wear. As to who will be the
nominee of the party the Democratic
club will say tonight.
To sesure tne original witch hazel
sslye, ask for DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Ssive, well known az certain cure for
Plies AID skin diseases. Beware OF
worthless ceuaterfeits. They are
dangerous. Mcnsster Co.
Rev. MIR. Watson is drawing =
very good crowd every afternoon and
night at bis services at the Methodist
CLurch. Mr. Watson is most ear.
ne,, and Interesting speaker. The
Winnsaoro people should not fail to
atland these services.
Mr.. Frank Feanell and Miss Liz
zie Hcod were married at Blythewood
G March 25th. They are spending
few day. the greom's mother IL
CHESTER ON there they 60 to
Bsllnc So, where Mr.. FenneH
is employed as telegraph operator
Alderman, Goshen, Ind,
'sDsWitt's,Little Early Risers
bring ceSsin relief, cure ny. ny
Ell assse sead sisiss They
s invigorstes the
,owels and liver. McNaster Co.
AS an evidence Of the increase OF
he prodaction of wheat and other
rain in the county since the establish
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this Is plain case where the tarif
helps the trust TO rob the people
Like other newspapers, TnE JouRNAI
IL paying 10 per cent more per ton to-
the paper II IL printed on than u paid
eight months ago. Envelopes which
then reialled for tl.OO a thousand can
not now be bought for less than tl4O q
thousand in lots Of 10000
A. the sun well says "fhe tariff on
white paper il tax on intelligence. p"
The sooner II is abolished the better
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One Of the typical and characteristic
scenes in Murray & Longs spectacular
production OF "London Life" Is an En-
glish pawnshop in full swing; 1t IL Ia
such place that one hears many Of the
stories of the poor and unfortunate,
looks on many scenes Of sorrow and sui.
fering. n london Life" is 10 be faith.
fully repr duced, il seems il must in.
clude 40 famous, and sad TO say, 80
necessary, an institution, as pawnshop
Still this Is London Life, but il has its
bright side az well, and IL il with that
the story Of the play deals principally.
There IL an abundance Of humor--
plenty OF tease and much of child life,
interpreted by that charming little
artiste Ilassel Lewis, or that all tastes
are gratided, all emotions stirred and 80,
all are pleased. London Life will be at
Reeds opera house next Tuesday oys
ming.
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Bids for Lumber.

Bids will be received at the office oi
the Recorder Of tho city Of Salem, Ore.
gon, up TO o'clock p. m. Of Tuesday,
February o, 1900, for price per thou.
sand feet for furnishing said city with
lumber Tor the four months following
the date Of this advertisement. The
right Is reserved to reject any aud all
bids In this behalf. Done by order Of
the Common Council, thus 23rd ol Jan
uary, 1900 M JuDAu, Recorder.
IgT.1Ot
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Meeting 10 levy school tax and hear
directors report read, at City Hall
Monday evening Jan. 29th. Everybody
turn out. ~ q
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ucttment ~ me which Eiio,,,.i H., 49, eea :
NY aNNuA aud amer taking - h5f'i- ~, ~ ei
.E.N.iWr PRESUMPTION / can tttths.ti. me
,W'l lelt ike ucw woman la ! f.,,,.f -
aN, sAf1s whgu Was snhcfinr vith ~.
-'utta duf % pfrEuanC, D pf,,cur,,i t l ~
80 iiAn agaia and toak Id thr.,,'h n u. l1s q
s.'n peiamc NvD ,iuut an. fir .f
We IN hnor only a shoft time md ~, WI
WI pcuef than ever did hrIofr NJ .,.e a.ene
N.N r., noW two monlhs uii anb ~ 1-,.l y
.N .lNA snN cannot mud wor,is s,,ss W ~
TNellN-s my pratsc oi ~ riefcrig r,-i' ..l ,u'
b oisa en opnoftunuy 90 .tr,..,.i i.
lNpf sil s'lntfiug ladies viii ,on - N hN
NlN lf sfnrntCd hy taklne ht. t,... 49,. 10y HA
~, ~ ~ TT hcrcc arv trratei ii, ~. ~.
e.,l'N 'Hnhagnce, sod never pnlii. .ss ~ ~ ,Neel
NlWi.aion. aud the most eafenl ,,,... ,N "ltl1ei
""'N' sNvn ~ return mail hrt of .ss,..N, ..N
Women would understand their 49,. =.
sl sh9 physical natures better. thrv ,,'1'.is
n'aAe oeligf wives aud mothers, 49, 'e'',5 seu,g
y styiF way healthier. happier ana no,1 no,S
StpAhie, by vading and smavin, 'NSls ~
t,NiNN gisat thousand.page iilWstr,,e,
NNN' The Peoples ComWon So. 'A,s1su 800
49, ADVISER Il Is a veritahle -, -lsN,
'NWi} mvdical library In On. =, ,,,'i l,'Ste
s..uns, More than hall a million ,osyns ,,es'l1
~ ~ eSSn rold AZ 8. s. each. bst : -
.Ntl, pspef'hound viii Be sent A. ~ ~
7 N.Aah ga rece,pl Of a. onr.cent s,s,.l
~ pAF ne cpst ~ mailing ool. Ps
S,'s, handsome cloth bonna ~ =
ssnd "a slamps NN a
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sI..a 49,. 0Inelng I'm

Oregon Grippe Camp of the Royn
Neighbors will on next Thnrsday eve'
ming give social dance at Forester =
hall in the Turner block. Invitations
have been issued to their friends and
good music and a good time are assured
I27.2t.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
FIRST CHRISTIAN

FiRST CHRISTIAN.
| j. j. Evans, pastor. Preaching at 10 "a
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Bible school a
y M. Junior Endeavor at 1880 p. m
Y. r. :. G. Il. at $3.50 p. M.
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST SCIENTIST,
Lesson sermon and children's elias,
lO;l6 a. ~, subject Spirit Wednesda
evening meeting 1880 p. M, Science
hall, Court and Liberty street.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Salem Church Of Christ Scientist, No.
2W Liberty street. Service at lO:3O q.
m. and Z p. m. Subject Of the morning
and evening sermon, Spirit" Wednes.
day evening meeting 1880.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL.
Church, corner 18th and Ferry streets.
/. II. Henderson, pastor. Preaching to-
morrow at the usual hours; subject at / |
a. m. What Flag Shall We Unfurl. "
Subject at 1880 =. m, THAT Boys op.
portunities aud Dangers Today
UNITED EyANGmCAL.
Rev II. l.. Pratt, pastor. There will
be- services in this church tomorrow ~
the usual hours. Sunday school at IL
N Society oi Christian Endeayor meets
at $3.50. The subject OF the evening od. &.
dress Is! Lies Failure"
y. VI. e.. 4.
The Sunday school mass meeting
under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association at the First NJ. r.
church addressed by Mr.. T.. b. Steven.
son, OF Iowa, will take the place Of the
regular p. m, meeting, at the Associa.
iion. Everybody is invited To come.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
John Partons, pastor. Services tomor-
row ~ lO3O a, m. aud Z 80 y. m. I'm
The morning Rev. G.. W. Gmnnis ID. d.
viii preach, and in the evening the
pulpit will he occupied the representa-.
live OF the American SUNDAY rs Il ,ol
Union. sunday .school at l2 m. and
Epworth Eeague at 0.l5 p. m.
sr pAuL's EPISCOPAL.
Bishop u. Wistar Morris will hold ser.
wees at ~. Paul's Episcopal church. ,
tomorrow Jan. 2S. Morning service al !
1880 and evening service at 1880. All
. y. m. he Bishop desires TO meet AT
the church the yestry and members and |
all friends of the church for consultation /
~ regard 10 calling rector. /
riRsr CnNGREGArtoNAL CHuRcu.
Mr.. T.. u, Stevenson, District Supar.
intendcnt Of the American SUNDAY
school Union will deliver an address NJ
~ 10 a. m. sunday school at ~ m. Y
= ;. {. T.. at G:30p. m. Leader. Wnl |
Nantner. Preaching by the pastor nj
$40 p ~. subjcct-"The Man Who
lampered with His Conscience.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN,
Public worship with sermons by the
a,ior ut l0'3O a. M. aud 1880 y. mn.
abbath school at ~ m. Y. P.S.C. e
Meeting at 6;JOp m. Subject of morn.
1g sermon Burden Bearing" Even. /
a. THE Unanswered Challenge, and
le Momcntuous Question We shall
glad To welcome you 10 these ser.
'ces
BAPTIST CuURCH.
Ronald Mchillon, pastor. A special
ldress to the Church at 1880 a. m
lnday school at ~ m. Junior Soriety
p m' Young Peoples Meeting 6:gO
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The Outlook will begin at once the
publication Of q series OF addresses re-.
Gently delivered 1T Cooper Institute,
New York, by the Rev. Lyman Abbott.
under the general title "Christs Law
Of Life" Later on Dr.. Abbott will con.
tribute seven articles on "The Bible in
the light Of Modern Literary study. -
During 1900 DR.. Abbotts sermons aud
addresses will be published exclusively
In The Outlook. tt3 year. The ont.
look Company, New York
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JOURNAL x.RAYs.

The war In the Philippines is over
but not the lighting.
-
Oregon Is herself again on weather.
sunshine and flying dust In January.
.fs
Senator DAILY says that he IL In the
congressional race 10 stay 70 the end.
lie is known A. a siayer
ttt
The altitude Of spionkop seems 10
kaye been too high Tor General Warren's
health, 70 he has abandoned IL.
BGckner 10 Mckinley: I'VE gave up
our party for our principles. Ton gave
up your principles ior your party"
Hot war news makes hot evening
paper, and that's why 20 many rustic
for a JounSAL before going home at
night.
itt
The congressional hght seems To run
10 geographical extremes by Brownell Of
Clackamas, aud Carisroi jackson taking
the lead.
The Woodburn Independent mys The
political bosses do II all. aud tha, the
common sheep" Of the party are not
considered.
The Oregonian insists that Portland
Republican club delegates were selected
on the square, They say the same In
Salem, too, 70 what's tho use kicking.
Tom Tongues organ IL busy proving
how useful that Congressman IL 10 the
Sllels and Grand Ronde indians. II the
claim Ia true, it's certainly fine piece
oi reciprocity.
The Salem papers are In danger. The
Pilgrim Brothers, Of that ciiy, are about
10 discuss the "MoFal Effect of the
Press. Albany Democrat
And.they did 80, and they said II was
good.
Anent 'the congressional situation the 9
llbany Democrat predicts. "Bnt the
Democrat continues 10 predict that he
VII get the nomination. Just simply 4
'ecause II has N been decrced by the \
'osses. - a
II pays 10 be- accommodating Several !,
ears ago fnE Journal put mp 10 pigeon a
oles In its Office 10 accommodate that l.
lAny Subscribers II has now grown 10 9
%, and slill they come. Wen have to !.
ipand rome more.
The ragalog guerrillas are nov 10. -
lited 10 have evaded tho troops who II
ere chasing hem aud 10 have mustered ~
large numbers within ten miles al VI
anlla' otis accordingly imports that y.
70 war ia nearly over Drain Watch. "
an. ~
Editor Joness ideas Of expansion Il,
'h'' seem to apply over In the Philip. ID
nes. pc
This president has given his whole %
r'n eAse away The exigcncles Of hls !i'
iperial policy have compelled him 10 =.
n over the ladder by uhich ne p,
@bcd fret to q Ana,ional reputation
y Then 10 presidential nomination
4 1he presidency itself, ltisaoueer NJ
aal'on, which will vastly amuse the 90
. trAders, but there is mo- fun Il Tor ~, w
- who arr engaged In indusiris, mn
''ch tho preslden, In iormcr DAY. had leC
aFod .hem vas absolutely dependent pl'
on sarin foe enisience springfield g
publican. GS,' G
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m. Topic "Our Nominee for President
Special preparatory Services will be held
on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
evening 1880 p. m. Special music by
quartette Sunday evening.
UNITED BRETHREN.
Mission street near 18th. The busi-
ness session OF the Third quarterly con-
ference meet at p. m. today. At 1880
p. m. revival services. Tomorrow, Sun
Presiding Elder Rev. l.. Il. Clark will
preach and administer the sacrament
Bible school at the close. Revival SER
vices each day and evening next week at
2:3O p. m. and 7:s0p. m. c. II. Merry.
man, pastor.
UNITY CHURCH.
Services at l0:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m
Sunday school and guild meet ut u.
Sunday morning the pulpit will be occu.
pied by the Rev. George w. Stone, Of
Kansas City, Field Agent OF the Ameri.
can Unitarian Association, when there
should be fhll attendance Of all inter.
csted in Unity church Sunday night
Mr.. Copeland will lecture ON "Noltaire,
falne aud lngerso'l.
EVANGELICAL,
At II a. m. subject, Come Thou
With rs and We win Do thee Good ."
1880 p. m. evangelisiic services. Junior
y. L. A. 3 p. m. Senior y. T.. A. G:8Ol
2. M, subject, lessons for Simon and
U.s. Luke 1860. Midweek prayer
meeting Thursday evening $50.
The special services held in the Evan.
gelical church have resulted in much
good, the memberships revived, and q
have been converted and will
no doubt unite with the church. Thurs.
day evening WAS the last night oi The
meeting. The pastor, Rev. A. +. Myers,
has labored faithfully Tor the past four
weeks IN an earnest rndeayOr 10 clearly
present the truths OF the gospel
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Corvallis 4 Eastern RaiITmI
TIME CARD.

OHe ana tWC connect at Albany q
Corvallis with Southern Pacific tIaIl
giving direct service u and irom Nel
port and adjacent beaches.
, Trains for the mountains arrive q
Detroit at noon, giving ample tr.
TO reach camping grounds on u
Breitenbush and Santiam river h
same day.
II. l.. WALDEN, EDWIN srg
r r.. &PA. Man
j. TURNER Agent, Albany, Or
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-27

Charles Augustus Briggs, a professor
In the Union Theological Seminary
whose recent expulsion from the Pres
byterian aud immediate entrance into
The Episcopal Church attracted much
attention, contributes very timely and
peculiarly appropriate articleto the Feb.
ruary number Of Appletons' Popular
Science Monthly, under the title IL The
Christian Religion Declining2 lie
points out that the answer will depend
upon the point II view, but in his
opinion Il Is advancing instead of de-.
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slwFsKLY CONCERT
MaG. Eua Anders- willmsns Pupils En-
teriain Their Friends.

terrain Their Friends.
The following program was given by
pupils at the studio Of Mrs. Willman on
Thursday night These musicales are
given every two weeks, and anyone IN.
terested in music Is welcome, as no
admission is charged.
Quartet, pianos ....... 20. Brahms
Bertha Hubbard, Nettie Beckner, Mrs
Anson, Fila llirsch.
largo, op. 10, No. 3 ... Beethoven
polonaise, op. %, No. ...... Chopin
Claudia Childers.
gcbeyzo DE kOntski
Hark. Hark. The Lark Schubert List
pigoIstto lisZi
Nettie Beckner.
Kamme No ! Ostrow Rubenstein
Rigaudon Ran
staratto Etrde ......... Rubenstein
Bertha Hubbard.
D,ett . pianos ........ Won Web y
Misses Beckner aud Hubbard.
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A'teslee's Magazine lor February h.
ll'epie l0f an extraordinarily Aao,l
.snie ~ oonlents. Perhaps an, nr.,
NaioAoio contribution Z he ,hsr,,,.,
~ ~s-el'h OF 'o'l Rhoics, by Allen San
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-27

To cure LsorIppe In Two Days
Tsks farailve nromo Oulnine Tablets, All
druarlnta fofnnd the money N u fails 20 cure
n ~ flrOvea signature n on each boz &c
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Pneumonia

always leaves the lungs
weak. Weak lungs are
breeding grounds for the
germs that cause consump-
ton. Chronic bronchitis also
often follows pneumonia.
1t you have had pneumonia,
the germs of consumption
are at work. Don't let
them get a foothold. Begin
at once and take
SCOTT'S EMULSION.
1t will drive out the germs
by making the lungs stronger
than they are.
'''' anu 81 20 all drassisA
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ihe vosmOnolltOn ior Fehu,,t.
M'N'e ~ N ch ,he Homo lAig at the Cav 3
~ " T. Stead aud piife art.rlr hv
cnuw Ramsey, w 9Th, W.l
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Iha Nriiar Of new book, Mr.. David
Lubin, IA by no means uuk known to the
general public Of the United States. lie
"a merchant ol California large en-.
ployer ol labor man of high CONNER.
cial standing, who has an extensive No.
9ualh'anre With ag, icultuRl affairs
la his public life, he Is hest known ns
aul9eAung the plan OF placing upon az.
'Mu'lufal exports an export bounty, to
uuset, IN iaNor OF The farmer, the sun.
eett 10 manufacturers given by impnrt
Iutrs This measure, as urged by him.
has held the attention u Congress IN
several sessions, aud has attracted no'
!!iee IN this country aud in England
ne IA known as an ineisiye thinker and a
fearless advocate Of his hclieis q. p
Fu'nani's Sons, New York aud london
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NicnARp nARnlNa DAVIS Nrw sron,

ElchAHn nARnlNU DAVIS NV STORY.
la Leltre 4 Amour il one OF the best
love stories Richard Harding Davis has
written. The scene Is laid In London
and the characters ar a beautiful Ameri.
can sirl her mother a wealthy Young
Harvard man, and ylolinist ol the
Hungarian orchestra. The illustrations
are by Howard Chandler Chrlsty. la.
Letire d'Amour il the leading story m
the mldwlnter fiction number Of Inc
saturday Evening Post, which will be ON
sale January Path.
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Ihe February number Of EVERYDAY,
Magazine Is lied with that cnjoyabl,
combination Of amusing and pro6,abl,
rvadiins ior which the publication h M
ready well known, The "Simple ~
pisnatlon Tor the month Is on ths snh.
l,,l OF tiollrycats, ard ther writer "a.
,'alhs IN aiemarkable clear and rraph.
N manner Just h0N elcclrirtN n IN
vialed' and how Il turns the rar. For F.
purely sclentlhc subject ID has t,,,n
tlra'ed Slth astonishing simplicity ami
''i,,l, niis,''l, aou no one cau read the article,
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uol'S Aong meFchAnts arr s.l ,,h.
s,'As'et With trade coaditions sin,. ~.
ialllpplnes aru under Auierican e.,n,,i ~
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he February Frsnk le.lies Moutbl,
eS, "a, new story bS Bert liartr. entitle.
Nashmgtons Las navs +" AMI =
taph'e a'ilclc hs llaroll uoycron "Ths
eNhlhg l'oers. lhv .atlrr d. l.,l
,NmslN Illustrated with maps t.,tirits
nNllle s,vnes ani Mhrf tttr..t,,..
piciuns. ''"' eve
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EXPRESS TRAINS RUN nan,
DINING CARS.
OBSERVATION Can

Pullman first class and tourist a.
ing cars attached To All ill., atl
trains. Prompt connections I'TS1 A. Ha1
YER, Omaha and Chicago with ~,
Tor other eastern cities. va
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lIp,gITGsEI,sl - : .--..,.',,.-..........-.l
ISlllaXN|

Ouers travellers choice OF the follo'
s'.s., sug routes east. Thy are all faDOs
scenic attraction
~. II, & NJ, via Cdgeu aud Dene
ano Snasta Route via Sacramento, u
A onasta Route via Sacramenl
MAJOR =. Albuquerque.
A daily line ofthr0ugh PULLMAN
rraaLLACE and TOURIST SLEEfl
Ems, San Francisco and Los Anr
les TO Chicago this is
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Daily. one Year $500, IN Advance
onily, -Four Months ei-oo. 70 Advsno
wsekiy. One Year s1.oo. IN Advance
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q. NNi lAHA AiiA hANs
Ronald Mchillop, pastor A special
address 10 the Church at 1880 a. m
sunday school az l2 m. Junior Society
d T. M Young Peoples Meeting 6;gO &
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1880 A N Lv------Portland AR 5,S,.
ll:b5 7 NJ Ar------Corvallia-- Ii%,
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THE DAILY JOURNAL
nv noD nv s~orHnrs

SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1900.
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The fagal0g guerrillas are now 10.
ported 10 have ovadc,i tho troops who
Nere chasing them aud 10 have mustered
lAfgo numbers within ten miles oi
Manila otis accordingly eports that
the war u nearly over nmin Watch.
man.
Editor Jones's IDEAS oi expansion
don, seem To apply over In the Philin.
pines.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-27

Public worship with sermons by the
easior ut lo;3O a. m. aud 1880 p. m.
sabbath school at II m. Y. p. S. q. b.
meeting AT $50 p m, Subject OF morn.
ing sermon Burden Bearing" Even.
lns, THE Unanswered Challenge. and
the Momentuous Question We shall
he glad To welcome you 10 these ser.
vices.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-27

II pays 10 be- accommodating. several
years ago rnE Journal put up 10 pigeon
holes In its Office 10 accommodate that
many subscribers. II has now grown Ia
800, aud s1lll they come. Wen have 10
expand rune more.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-27

Aneni 'the congressional situation the
Albany Democrat predicts "But the
Democrat continues 10 predict that he
will get the nomination. just simply
because Il has ~ been decreed by the
bosses.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-27

Mr.. T.. B, Stevenson, District Sup.r.
lntendcnt Of the American Sunday
school Union will deliver an address M
1880 u. m, sunday school al ~ m. y
T. ;. &. T.. at G;30p. m. Leader. Will
kantner. Preaching by the pastor nj
so p. M, Subject-"The Man Who
Tempered with His Conscience.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-29
Personal MENTION.


Rev. G. w Storey left yesterday for Dali
las.
Miss Mabel Madng OF Veasco is In the
MIR, John Latreyte has returned from a
several months visit to Europe. chiefly to
the Paris exposition.
Mrs Edmund Bourke and daughter, Mss
Lois OF Galveston are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Parker, 1910 Hadley avenue
Mr., Adams. in charge of the art depart
with tho view Of securing an art exhibit from
Houston.
Mr. j. II. Bright representing the nous-
ton leo and Brewing company arrived here
Yesterday from Mexico ana left last night en-
route for sherman.
Mrs. T. A. Cook is seriously IN at the
home OF her daughter Mrs. Gray, at Harr s.
burg. Mrs Cook is one of the Oldest mem
beers of The Daughters of the Republic
Major Svalls, traffic manager for the
Buffalo BIN Wild West show Is N the city.
He says this show has cancelled It's Calves
ton date. but wall appear IN Houston Oh the
date originally fixed
Mr. H. r. Dancy has returned from Eu-
rope. He brought back with HIM Mrs
| Dancy and her children, who were Visiting
Mrs, pancy's brother at Long Branch, y. o.
They returned to learn that their home AZ
Seabtook had been completely washed away
/ by the storm
The following travelling men are among
4 the arrivals at the Bristol. Il. C. CaSanus
| New Orleans; L. NJ, Todd, OHIO; +. H.
/ Il nm. San Antonio; S. u. Alno.d, kanSa!
/ CITY; W. j. Robinson. ST. LOUIS: j. Nj
Berger, Dallas.