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Down In The South.

Hon. Neil j. FortneY and wife and
Mss Mary Goodwin, left last Friday
afternoon for Washington City ard
from there they went via the Great
Southern Railway TO Savannah. Ga.
stopping at the De Costa Hotel, one of
the finest in the South and then on to
Jacksonville, Florida. stopping few
days at the Windsor Hotel and going
on to Old ST Augustine TO visit this
picturesque place "A few days, with
headquarters at the Alcazar Hotel and
then from there TO Tampa CITY, and
stop at The famous Tampa Bay Hotel
and take an excursion out on Tampa
Bay to the Quarantine Station and Is
land and over TO st. Petersburg, just
across the Bay, for fine fishing &c.
Col VIM. +. Cunningham. of Baltimore,
who is we'll known here, met them at
Washing ton aud is one of the party.
They will be gone a5oUt month and
have delighted time down in the
sunny South at this season OF the year,
when we are frozen up with snow and
ice
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Gladasville

Correspondence OF The Argus
Luther Martin. of Richie couctv, Is
visiting friends here this week.
Fairvew Sunday school, ian out
station OF the Gladesville church) have
their annual New Years Tree tonight.
Dec. 30th
Roger Fortney Is spending the Hoi.
idays at y. n. Rogers. lie has been
going TO school at the University the
past three months.
All OF the day schools in this vicinity
are doing fairly vol. Miss Agnes
Clever is teaching al excelle 1t schoo'
at Gordon, this winter
The two schools of Gainesville
treated their pupils to II Chritmas Gree
and gave an entertainment in Baptist
church Christmas night.
Alpheus Pew died very suddenly ON
the night of December IS. lie was al
old soldier and belonged TO the Grand
Army Post OF this place.
Elurrah for the Philippines aad down
with Imperialism Hurrah for the
Beers and down with English greed !
III IL is right for an individual To re.
tract o.; repent IL they have made n
mistake or did wrong, why not n ma.
ton do likewise There Is no harm
Ii hauling down TIE natio al 1ag, II
that flag Is raised by mistake Nations
make mistakes MS well as individuals.
ZACK
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Emory p. Albright and sister. Nellie. return
ed 20 the Seminary AZ Buck harmon this week.
=. J. crogan left yesterday for Mar
tinsburg To attend the Annual session
OF the State Bar Association.
hu Maxwell, he poet and his orian. hiss
moved TO Moigantown AID takes charge as
manager Of the Acme Publishing Company.
A series of meetings are being held
at the NJ. +. church here this week,
conducted by the pastor. Rev. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Marsden. John
Marsden and Miss Edith Marsden. left
for their home in Philadelphia, Mon
day, after holiday visit here with
friends and relatives.
Sheriff l.. G.. Shaffer with c. W.
Wolfe as guard, took Alex Townsend
to the Penitentisry at Moundsville.
last Thu sday. He goes up for safe
keeping fos yeas aud six mouths for
an owe fondness Cor horse f,esh. The
Sheriff aud Deputy returned Friday
evening.
The festival and box supper given
by the band boys aud their lady
friends in the Cour: House last week,
was very successful and pleasant
affair and made about S25 for the new
band. This with the instruments
they already have almost equips the
the band, making two for Kingwood.
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Church Settlement -Kingwood District

Cores ondence OF The Argus.
Mcheel Lynch was in Bingwood, Thursday
SIMON Ma,tingly went to Fairmont 10 spend
{ holidays with his son John Mattngly.
Those who have the measles ace getting along
nireIy, but new cases are deve opiug daily.
j. l.. Mckenzie. Che crack shot OF Howesyillo
killed two We y fine wild turkeys last week.
Walker Pogers is dgs;og coal Tor NJ. Fred
Barlow, a1d Is going TO get out lime next week
MA. Lynch expects TO commence bouing
tayes from Kanes Creek To KinRwood next
week
Cold. snow and leo in abundpnce-ten de
erees below zero at Lynchburg last Friday
night
81. Bergman and soa @ e.. Fred Carlow
and a. r. Ridenour, were in Klngwood Sat
urday.
Mr.. aud Ms. Geo MYERS spent Christmas at
Farmon,. They returned last Thursdav aud
report pleasant trip.
Philip Ciuaeld. OF townsville, who hiss a
saw mill near clarksburg. was calling on his
many friends here last week.
There were several Of our people at Grafton
last week. Among them was Frank Barlow,
who came home very happy TO find new son.
Friday aud called on a. r. Ridenour at the
Church school In the afternoon. Both schools
are progressing nicely.
Ms. Wesii1g and Miss An1a Drailer went 20
Pitts5urg one day last week. Squire Joseph
Biailer and sister are keeping house for Mrs
Wesling while she Is gone.
The Mcssrs. Elliott have completed the plas
toring on the Parsonage. This Il one Of tho
frest houses IN the country aud we hope II
may be occupied IN the near future.
" y. Cooke has been buying up considerable
coal land and Is paying cash for " and wan I.
o. buy more. This looks a. though KingwS cd
District, IN the near future. will be ono Of the
/ greatest coal centers IN the Uni cd states.
There was big II, erary at the Church schoo
/ last Fr'dav night. but the severe loss Of the
! weather kept number Of persons at homo
/ However. we had good crowd and very
/ interesting time. THE Yankee Reporter" wa,
. especially hne. n reported anumbcr ~ mar
ragos and other intere1ting events But th'
/ most Interesting was piece Of poetry entitled
THE Trials 81 COurtship."
.,UCfNDA.
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sd Zee.

Correspondence Of TuE AReus.
Sadie Gale has resumed housekeeping aealr
On hickory avenue.
Isaac Sypolt, OF the West side, viii move {,
Morgantow9. shortly.
Josh whtchair ana John Copomaa drove
some fine cattle through hero last week.
Albert Snidor who has had severe attack
OF paeumoaa fever, is better at this sting,
Mar m Mavdeld will put up a dwelling house
In the near future ON tho promises Of his father.
Ia law.
Alison reets, OF Valley Pc!at, has moved 20
ST Joe, occupying the Mason brothers house
on Main street.
Tho protracted mecing which has been In
progress ior some time i'm tho Albsightsvil,e NJ.
T. chu. ch. closed last Friday night.
Miss Clara Bccrbowcr who has been al
Morgantowa for some time. came home last
week Co spend HOLIDAYS. She was accompanied
by Spencer Kennedy, OF Mt. Norris
Foid WEIGH, who was an invalid sor nuih.
Der OF years. died December sist. 1872 aud his
remains was laid 90 rost IN the Albr;ghtsvine
cemetery ON the g,ad at sp. m, Tho funeral
services was conducted 10y Rev. H. Il Friend,
We wish the Rdi,or of rnr ARGUS happy
and prosperous New Year and dcllnquents be
as scarce as hous tcoth
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Albrightsville.
Q OF The Argus

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Albert Snider has been quite sick for
the past week.
Little Mabel Rodeheaver was quite
sick this week.
VIII and Bruce Casteel are visiting
the parental roof.
Mrs. Iona Crane and children. are
visiting friends here.
The Christmas exercises at this place
passed off very pleasantly.
The young folks are enjoying the
good skating on the river.
Miss Lotto Rodeheaver was the guest
of Miss Annie Snidcr. Xmas.
Mr.. Phele Hineman. Of MorRantown,
is the guest of Harry Casteel.
Raymond Mason is the guest of his
uncle A. @ Mason, of ST Joe.
The protracted meeting in the NJ. r.
church closed last Friday night.
Frank Faulkner came home from
Baltimore TO spend the holidays
Frank Calvert. OF Herring. spent
Xmas here. the guest Of friend.
The new store at this place. run by
NJ. Shearer. is doing splendid bust
ness.
Two gentlemen from Masontown
Pa. were here the past week trying
20 buy coal lands.
Mr. J S. Kennedy and Miss Clara
Beerbower drove over from Morgan
town. Thursday and are visiting a.
II. c. Beerbowers
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.
Notice of Meeting of Creditors.

In the District Court Of the United
States. for tho District OF West Vir-
ginia.-ln bankruptcy.
In the matter ot IL. w. Clements, bank
rnpt.-In bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF IL. W. Clements, OF
Gainesville, in the county of Preston
and district aforesaid, bankrupt.
ing OF the creditors OF said III. w. Glenn
entS, bankrupt will be held at the
Office Of w. G. Brown. at Kiugwood,
IN Preston county, West Virginia. on
tho 18th dal' OF January, A. ID. 1900, ut
o'clock In the forenoon. at which
time the said creditors may attend,
provo their claims, examine the bank
rupt aud transact such other business
AS may properly como before sand
meeting. CHARLES POWELL.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
December eSth, 1900. sls0.
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BLOSSOM.

From another core spondent.
q. w Rohr has been doing rush
ing business during tine holidays.
Henry Howard left yesterday for
Brownsville and otbe. points in Pa.
Mrs. AIDA Hayes will have n sale of
her personal property next Thursday
Lew and vilbert Gale were visiting
relatives and 'r'ends here a few days
last week.
Bert r. Cess was spending tho hol.
idaYs with his parents and friends.
Bert is a hustler from way back.
Mr.. and Mrs Ally Sha Ter and chill.
dren, OF Dellslow, were visiting at j.
a. Cress' and Aaron Skaters. owe.
sunday.
1t is cold enough for most anyone.
but not much snow. The thermome.
ter registered degrees below zero
Sunday morning.
>. Radabaugh and Miss Belle
Downs. j, f. Gale and family, =. s.
Radabaugh and James Sha Ger took i'm
the turkey roast at Aaron Sha yer's.
today.
Daddy Sergents team ran away
from him last Saturday morning AS he
was going to j. $ Dumas No damage
done, more than Dads" shoulder be.
ing put out OF place.
Henry Moiisee died on Tuesday
night of last week, in his 9end year
and was barred in the home graveyard
on Thursday. Rev. G.. w. Skinner
preached the funeral at the house at
| n. IN.
Sci DON SEEN
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Marriage Licenses.

Charles X. Hollen - aud Stella =. Kelles 81
Luther Lloyd Adams 20 and sarah shaner a..
Charles r. Jones q Cora wnsonst
J. Amaziah Everly q and Lille May Wolfe p.
Charles w worthinzton % and Ethel D..
Mcknight 10.
John a. Rankin y and Louisa a. Boiyard 10.
Waitmal + simpson q and Ofpha Hamilton
81.
All natives o. Preston county except Jones,
who was born 10 Taylor county
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stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given Of the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Cheat River Railroad Company To be
held on Tuesday. the 23rd day ~ Jan
uary. 1900. az the principal office Of
the Corporation. No 81 Sixth Avenue,
Pittsburg, Pa. 80 the hour Of ~ NJ.
for the purpose Of eiecting officers and
trausucting any other business 81 The
Company that may lawfullY be done
or tile bylaws require
Gro ID. PRENTICE, Soc'y
Jan is. 1000
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04
Beauty is Blood Deep

Clean blood mesEs - clean skin. 40 beauty
withOutit. Cascarets, Candy Cathartic clean
your blood and keep 50 clean. by stirring up
the lazy liver and driving all impurities from
the body. Begin today % Danish plmples. boils
biotches, hlackbeads. and that sickly bilious
complexion By taking Cascarets,-beauty for
ten cents. An druggists, satisfaction guaran-
teed. f0c. 25c. zoe
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Deaths Doings.
From an Argus correspondent.

From an Argus Correspondent.
WELcH-Fosd WEIGH. son OF samuel
l. and Rachel WEIGH. died December
81, 1899. at the residence OF his uncle
ID. ID. Bishop. of ST Joe.
From early childhood he had been
afflicted with rheumatism, but was
able 10 go about until about six years
ago he became almost entirely help
less. But he patiently and meekly
The cross of suffering bore" and
while his body was distorted and ms
shapen beyond description. his mind
grew each day more strong add bright
About two years ago he was baptized
the Rev. Cox. He often expressed his
trcst in Jesus and readiness TO die
Just before he died he looked up at his
frieucs and said, good bye, good bye "
IL was his last goodbye, for IN momen;
more the bright young soul had wing
ed it's fight to the land whe,e good
byes are never SAD.
Rev. Henry Fciend conducted the
euneral services in the NJ. f.. church al
Albrightsville, after which the remains
were laid TO rest in the cemetery at
this place, where it was followed bv a
large crowd of relatives and ftiends,
gathered TO see the closing OF that
early grave. His father being dead
he made his home at ID. ID. Bishops,
where he received every care and at
tent!on tina. loving and gentle bands
could bestow.
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Menote from the Parsons Advocate that
NJ and Mrs. W q. Con,ev have a iiue boy
baby. which or 'yed az their house Dee 18th.
Miss Eleanor Copoman left Tuesday for
Warrington TO resume her school work there,
after a ten day holiday visit at her homo near
horn
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Rohr



Correspondence Of Tie Argus.
Winter is here at last.
Sleighirg is the order OF tue day.
Mrs MARI Mayse'd IS on the sicI,
list.
A. +. Shaaer, killed fine beef las,
Saturday
Ell'ott Jenkins is hauling coal FOR
A. I. White.
Miss zetta Molisee is having tus-
sc, with the measles
w. J. sargent made n fY'ng trip to
Reedsyi'le last Friday
J. ;. linn. of Reedsvilie, was n
business caller here, Thu sdaN
Born, unto Mr.. and Mr. r. o. Shat
fer December 10. fine girl baby.
Mss Ellie G .bble. OF Pisgah. is stay.
ing with her sister. Mrs. +. O. Shafrer
The Friendship school is progressing
nicely under the care of +. O. Shaffer.
l.. NJ. Jenkins and NJ. G.. Gale a.e
the champion turkey hunters OF Pres.
ton county.
Miss Estella Rohr, who has been
working at Morgan,own the past fall.
has re;u,ned home.
O A. Shaffer was ut Morgantown
last Saturday AID Sunday. visiting h $
adnt. Mrs. l.. f. Kiger
Miss Ella Gale, who has been Wish =
ing relatives at Brandonyills the past
three weeks, returned home Sunday.
A. +. White made flving trip to
Morgan'own last Saturday. and was
accompanied home by his sister, Miss
Birdie.
Bert Cress who has been working
at Mason;owp, Pa, purchased fine
$3.50 team and d oye home last Sa.-
urdaY to speud his vacation w IA his
best gal.
BLOSSOM.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN

Advised us TO follow
the people. They know
a good thing when
they see it, as is prov
en- by the fact that
Preston county people,
during the past eight
months built over $i2,-
600 worth of beautiful
homes in
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Take Casearets Candy Cathartic. 1Oc. or pc.
n q. Q. o. fails 20 cure. druggists refuu d
money
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MOLIsEE.--Died. at his home near
Rohr, December 2s. 1899, Henry Moli-
see, aged 99 years, 6 months and 10
DAYS. The funeral services wee held
at his home. The crowd was so large
that only part could get into the
house. Many friends and relatives
from near Rohr, Masontown and Reeds
vile, came to pay last tribute to the
memory of the deceased The services
were conducted by Rev. G. w. skinner
Undertaken G. #. Watson had charge
% the funeral and after the services
at the house. the procession wendell
its way to the burial ground. where n
snort service was held and the remains
were laid to rest beside several Of mis-
children and grand children who
have preceded him many years ago.
The children wee all present ex-
cept Mrs David KinlSade. o. Fairmoht.
The widow was Mary Phillips before
her marriage to Mr.. Molisee. TO the
bereayed friends we extend our sym
pathy and hope our loss is heavens
gain FRIEND.
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NORTH MORGANTOWN,

The place where an
idle man is unknown
and where. each in
vestrnent earns you
money while you sleep.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

In every test made y. 8. =. easily
demonstrates its superiority over other
blood remedies. IL matters not how OBJ
stinate the case, nor what other treat.
ment or remedies have failed, s. s. 8.
always promptly reaches and cures any
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16
SAVE $4,000
Sharp Practice Of Lane County Beat the
State Out OF lakes.

Sharp Practice Of Lane County Beat the
State Out Of lakes.
Eugene Register, KEEP.
! II is clear that an effort will be made
during the campaign TO convince oui
country taxpayers that the 2S.b mills
tax levy made this year will cause them
10 pay heavier tax than they did last
year under 20 mill levy. There is not
farmer in the county but what can, by
the use Of figures, easily prove TO his
own satisfaction that his taxes will he
less this year than last. Take for ex-
ample the following;
Say that John Jones Of Long Tom has
100 acres Of land that was assessed at
$40 all acre for 1898. His total assess.
ment was $1,000 which, at tax rate OF
twenty mills male his tax t32. Now
the county board Of equalization de-
cided 10 reduce the assessment on real
estate 20 per cent for 1899. This was
dUIe In order to protect the Taxpayers
Of the county against having to pay
more than their share OF state taxes as
compared with amounts paid by other
cOuniiee. John Jones' 100 acres comes
up again for 1899 assessment. Since
there has been a 20 per cent reduction
on real estate, we will zee how the
the % 8 mills tax affects him. With
~ per cent reduction his lG0 acres will
be- assessed at only IS per acre for 1899
as compared with so per acre in 1898,
Al s. an acre the assessed value OF his
100 acres is tl220. Now we figure his
assessment at I'm mills--noughts
nougbt, figures figure, there you have
1.-THE pays t3O.OS taxes on the 1899 as
sessment, whereas lie paid t32 on the
1898 assessment. In other words he
pays Sl.92 less in taxes for 1899 than he
did in 1898.
When you hear a land owner kicking
about the 231S levy, tell him he is pay
ing less taxes this year than he did last
aud give him the figures that will prove
II.
When this matter is fully understood,
The good sense and judgment Of the
voters, Of Lane county, will endorse the
reduction that has saved the county
rom paying into the state treasury
~, 900 more than it's just share Of state
.axes, and at the same time making the
,ctual assessment, in dollars aud cents,
ess than 1t was last year.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16
Pc RsoNALs


DR. Lee silner Of Dallas. spent yeater
day the city.
Mia. E,h.i oni,n.,.,, 4. ,a.ni.. Al
bsnv friends "
~" '"'''" "'"' 70 ro'''"hu yes'er'
'"' "'o"
John steiwer, OF jefferson, wns in the
Guy yesterday
CU rlh.mot po,,,.ndi. ,.,,,.,..
ed AT Hotel WIlIame,,e
~, NJ :,
- -, 49, "' Dun"o =" rof''ahu'
'"' :" wv wy 'V''''""N
Miss Myrtle Marsh went 10 Portland
last night for few days visit.
Miss FAY Roaens,eln Of Portland ia In
the city visiting Miss Ayne, GlIL,,t
Mr. nnd NJ. ch.. a.. 80,
po,,lsnd on A.. shs.,. psa... w., 49,. "
dav ''''''
"a,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16

The Popol,sts, Of sijnoy precinct,
adopted .he following resolution;
That 'Le quesli "A OF lusion aud OIL or
qursnvns OF policy which d,yids o, ?
paFsS leadcrs be 10 eFred To the enrolled
n'e hcrs los h1al settlement; ,ha, 40
'asiOh proposej by party headers. com.
n'swes o. conventions b,oome binding
oe The party until ra,ih,d by a nsjosh,
Of tho enIoll,d members interested. -
holerNed 10 the cvntral cOmmi1lre.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16

"w. J. Crawford, A. NJ" principal Of
the Lincoln school, is candidate for
county superintendent before the Re.
publican county convention. There is
only one trouble with Mr.. Crawford.
lie is literary "ieller" and has written
a series OF quite able articles on school
management in the Oregon Teachers
Monthly. Snch person in the county
superintendent's Office would he a curl.
osity. To be writer Of good English
has not been qualification Of graduates
or teachers for some time In this neck Of
the woods.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16
Best Of ALI

To clense the system In a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the
Springiime comes, use the true and per
feet remedy. Syrup Of Figs. Buy the
genuine. Manufactured by the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale
by alfdruggists, at 80 cents per bottle.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16
WHITE HOUSE RESTAUR mt

What was you saying about those
meals'
said they were the hest | ever eat.
You will find them at the White House
Restaurant, which is open all night and
mralS served at all hours. Oysters a
specially.
McKLLoP 4 BERKUART
Proprietors, lOb state 81.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16
eugene Guard, cluseus.)
soME LANE COUNTY TAX FIGURES

soMR LANE COUNTY TAX FIGURES.
Register: Every Lane county farmer
pays less taxes this year than he did
last year.
Il the Register 6s certain about the
truth Of this statement as II is that the
gold standard Mckinley administration,
with five cent hops and thiriy-eight
cent wheat, has brought abundant pros.
perity 10 any one except those who are
dealing In money, or have combined In
irusts2 Here are some figures about
Lane county assessment and tax rolls:
Year. Am'tta roll.
ISlS. .................... SlgH. ISS NO
10 "'sss.. ..s....sss.ss....,. llO,O3f w
Lane county will collect 1854 II less
taxes this year than were collected on
the previous assessment. While all real
property was "equalized" with twenty
per cent reduction, thus throwing the
burden OF taxation on such money, notes
and accounts, aud other personal prop
eriy as were fairly rendered TO the
assessor, we cannot believe that "eyery
Lane county iarmer pays less mxes this
year than he did last year" Figures are
stubborn things and often coniound peo.
pie who rely on mere assertion.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16

II YOU want shoes, overalls, shirts,
SnSpenders, socks, hats, gloves, pants or
any thing else you will tud them at
THE FAIR store 27i Commercial street
salem, OrygOn. 1921
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16

ileuienaht olmsied, Who has been
visiting bic parents a Raksr City, haa
bssn oFdend 10 duty on tho battle ship
lows, nos a. San nlego The vessel &
- IL kep, la raelac Coast ualera
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16

Don't miss tie illustrated lecture al
The Presbyterian church tonight on th,
'sunthern MOuntainc, r." Admlsslan
only 10 cents, children 10 cents.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16

Tie war ,s over Ia keniuckv, owing
20 tho low prize OF any thing AT ms
tAiR store lIi Commercial Street, sa
lem, Opgon. Id >,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16

Mayor Charch, Of Ia0nnde. has been
In Malhsur coanly, and reports pFos.
peeliye boom lor Ontario.
Come end go the nov Petite panel Al
the CrvnisU studio. 10 "a
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16

The women Of Oregon, excepting his
wife, will he glad when Editor Fletcher
goes TO Cape Nome. And 20 will tho, e
who 90 along ON his EXCURSION rates.
Journal.
And the women Of Oregon, except his
his wife, will all he sorry when Colonel
Iiofer goes to Cuba with his school
marms.-Independent.
But we are not going to Cuba, much
to the regiet o: sons persons, but It is
to be hoped none Of the "marms."
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16
.Sufnpter Mines,

Tickets 10 itll mining towns Spokane,
Baker City, Moscow, San Francirco and
all other points. baggage checked
through rayes money. Guy M. Powers
oihce loot Trade street. 2.6 I'm.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16

pupils musicale occurs at 8 y. m. To-.
night Ia her studio. Interested per
sous are welcome. Admission free.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16

Tom Tongue knows a good deal about
race-track gambling. lie knows how to
captnie q convention and how to
"secure" an election. He knows the
Porto Rico tariff is wrong. But he is a
low graveling slave to the party machine
and votes contrary to his convictions
un Ter the party lash.