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DEATH OF ROBERT BOWMAN.
Was Prominent Meriden Manufact-
 urer

Was a Prominent Meriden Manufact-
 Meriden, April 26.-Robert Bowman, a prominent manufacturer of this city, died this morning after short illness The deceased, with E.. B. Manning, was the founder of the manufacturing con- cern of Manning & Bowman.
 MT. Bowman was born in Liverpool, England, seventy-one years ago, and came to this country when but a boy He located in Middletown, where he learned his trade. After working there for time he went to Wallingford and entered the employ of the late Samuel Simpson, whose business later changed to Simpson, Hall & Miller company, now in the International Silver com pany.
 Afterwards he went to Baltimore, Md, where, with Henry Bullard he en- tered the silver plating business At the outbreak of the civil war he came north again, and, taking up his resi- dence in Middletown, once more he en- tered into a partnership with B. B. Manning and Joseph H. Parsons. The Manning & Bowman company was or ganized, with F. B. Manning president and Robert Bowman treasurer The business was moved to Meriden, where,' under better facilities, it grew until it became one of the most important in- dustries of the city.
 MT. Bowman was a member of Com pass lodge, F. and A. M, of Walling- ford, the Home club and q member and a faithful attendant of St. Paul's Uni versalist church. He was also mem- Der of the Meriden Scientific association and had been for years it's librarian, He always took deep interest in scientific matters and was one of the strong sup porters of the association.
 His wife was Miss Adeline Baldwin, a school teacher at Cromwell, this state. Three children survive him--l1obert of New York, Caroline E. and M Eudocla Bowman of this city
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POLI7ICAI.

The Chairmen of the several wards In the City and Town of New Haven are hereby notified to call meetings In their respective wards on or before Monday evening, April 3Oth, 1900, of the electors who believe in the principles of the Republican party and endorse its policies, for the purpose of electing Delegates to the Town Convention, at which convention four Delegates to the State Convention will be elected.
 Four days notice must be given by each
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East iinVpll,

The electors of the Town of East Haven who believe in the principles of the Repub. ifcan party and endorse It's policies are re- East Haven, on Monday, April 30th, 1900, at 8. o'clock p. m, for the purpose of elect ing delegates to the Republican State and District Conventions. for the selection of delegates to the National Republican Con vention to be held at Philadelphia and also for the purpose of choosing n Town Com lnittee for two years. ap27 3t
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- ---l--------------- FINE WATER COLORS.

The window of Cutters Art Store is filled with choice water colors very at tractively framed. The store has also a. large number of unframed water colors that can be framed to order and sold at prices ranging from $10 to $150. Noth- ing could be more suitable for we'd ding present than one of these cheerful pictures. ap27 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-27

TO CURE A COLD QUICKLY.
 Take Crown La Grippe Tablets, the great cold cure George D. Farovid, 644 Chapel street. City Drug store. If .
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Mrs. Muggins-I hear your entertain ment in aid of the invalid aunts of English soldiers was a great success.
 Mrs. Buggins-Yes; we very nearly paid expenses. es.-Philadelphia Record.
 What was the disposition of those lemons I saw here yssterday?" asked the grocer of his clerk.
 tThe disposition, did you say, sir? Sour. sir. -Yonkers Statesman.
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Closing Prices.

Following arc the closing prices reported by Prince X Whitely. Bankers and Brokers, 52 Broadway, New York, and l5 Center st., New Haven.
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Governmentgop d..
Quotation of Active Bonds.

Rid. Asked. At, Top. & s. Fe gen g As. .... .10OA 100N At, Top. X $. Fe ali. gen 4s... S4 841a Brooklyn k. \. g 5s. s........... LOG 1O7 Central Ky of N. J. gen mtg 5s 1211a 123 C., k. l. x Pacific ext. 5s. .... .107A 107N Chesa. X Ohio gen 4s......... 90 99h Erie 1st con. prior lien As. ... 90 90M Manhattan Ky Con. mtg g As. .101h 102 Mo, K. X T. 1st mtg g 4s..... 03 93H Mo, K. X T. 2l mtg 4s. ,....... 691s 60S. Mobile & Ohio gen mtg As. .. 7. 86, S6K N T., Ont. X ". gen mtg 5s. .1Q5 1052 N. r., Sus. W. gen mtg 5s. .... 06 98 Nor. Pacific prior gen mtg As. ..103& 10i , Nor. Pacific gen lien 2 3s. -. 6S1a -69 Oregon Short Line con. 5s. .... .114 11413 Phila. X Reading gen mtg As. 8S1a SSA Rio Grande X West. list mtg As % 99la Southern Ky 1st con. g 5s. .112h 113 St. Louis S Southw. list mtg 5s 92 g2@ Texas X Pacific list mtg 5s. V. .115A 115M Union Pacific 4s. 104% 1o5M Wabash Ky Co. 1st mtg 2 IS. .11S 119 Wabash Ky Co. 2lsmtg 2 5s. :. .102h 103
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Bad Henrt-Couid Not L'r Down for Elghtren Month -''1 was unable to lie down in my bed for eighteen months, ow- ing to smothering spells caused by Heart Disease. One. bottle of Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart removed the trouble, and to-. day l am as well as ever I was.n-L. H. Law, Toronto Junction. This is but one of d tho,lsand such testimonies to the mer- its of this great cure. Sold by E. A. Cess ner-S6.
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Celluloid Starch helps you get through with your ironing without losing your temper.
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IpZO 3C WAHD bAIHU P, SIelh.
 TAXPAYER~. ATTENTION.

Taxpayers of the City of New Haven are hereby notified that Monday, April 30, 1900, is the last day on which appeals may be of Relief will De in session in Room 8, City Hall, from a. m. until p. III. until said date, to hear appeals, pursuant to House Joint Resolution substitute for House Bill number 291, section 2, npproyed April 2I, 1S09 ~
 By order of the Board of Finance,
 ap25 St j.. N. ROWE, Controller.
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ChlcngO Nlnflxnt.

Reported over private wire by Fl. C. Friedman & Co.,, Danaers and Brokers, 10 Wall Street. N. Y, and 133 Chapel Street, Room and }. New Haven. N. A. Tanner. Manager of Local Branch.
 Opening Highest Lowest Last
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Ei11a,leiaI.
Gifu Advertisements.
BOARD or HEALTH LICENSES.

All licenses issued by the Board of Health, including Plumbing, Mllk, Gar Applicants for renewal are hereby notified to apply Ut once for the same at the of Ace of the Board of Health.
 For the board.
 anCD 3t WARD BAILEY. Clerk.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-26
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN

fnaues, over the Body Of J.. d. Newman
The inquest over the BODY oi ). ~
Newman. the ex.conyict who hung him
self in the Marion county Jail, was held
Saturday night at 1880 in the under
taking parlors Of A NJ. Clough on state
staeet. A number oi witnesses were
called and testified regarding the find
ing Of the body and the facts surround
ing the suicide which was aboni ~
given in Saturday JOURNAL.
After hearing the testimony, and
witnessing the scene OF the suicide, the
Jury rendered the following verdict:
That the deceased was named j j.
Newman, was native Of Sweden; was
about 10 years oil that he came 10 his
death on the 2lth day of February, 1900
Of strangulaiion by hanging himself
with a common suspelder attached to a
piece OF wood placed in yentilator OF a
dark cell; we hereby exonerate the
sher'f # from any and all blame for such
action on the part Of sad J.D. Newman,
$. A. Hughes, foreman; T. Hurd, A..
W. vcatch, T. p. Welch, J. B. Benolt,
j. A. Mccain, jurors"
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WHICH IS THE REFORM PARTY
The German paper 1T Mt. Angel, In.
dependent,) has careful review 0f u :
political situation with view 10 ascor-
tain, II possible, which is The real reioi m
party--tbe followers u Mckinley or
Bryan. These two mems names are
taken to stand Tor the two great national
parties.
Discussing the tendency Of the trusts,
the German editor shows that by ad.
yancing the price Of refined oil, the
Rockefeller trust has Ia the pas, year IN.
creased the profits Of that Unsuitable
monster monopoly tls,0Oo,OOO. "And
then they tell M. let the trusts alone
They will destroy each other. But
when2 When the substance il all
sucked out Of tho people and there are
only the very rich aud the very poor.
NO MIDDLE CLASP Thus reasons
the good Benedictine brother who ed.
ie the Mt. Angel paper
These powerful agents Of organized
capital with their hcaped.up millions
are the world-magnets, growing ever
more potent In drawing power, sucking
ever more and ever iGstor. WHERE
WILL n sroPg' The good brother
answers: not until the state takes hold
Of this social and industrial evil and
throttles this trust octopus. this suck.
ing.systom, this monopoly deyildsh that
taxes us on oil, coal, iron, paper collins
and schoolbooks.
We say amen, brother lot the Beno.
ilictlnes and the weslcyans aud the
'lhcr Christians all get their eyes
'pcn 10 the iuiquity Of the monopoly /
yslcm, and help its overthrow Tho
'arly that In reality will become the
'arty II the people will have glorious
elgn before t. Ia the meantime We
nus, pay aud pray for delycrance from
he Pharaohs.
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Salt Lake City An Import
ant Factor in Tyanscon
tlnel tai Travel.

No one crossing the continent ,-,u al
lord 10 cut salt Lake City irom his r,nf,
/ The attractions Of the place. iuclyJi",
3 tho Mormon Temple. Taberparle on'
Ghurch institutions, the Grcnt XII
iake-deader and dcnspr N an tLa pa.
Sea IN the Holy Land-thc piclnr,..,".
environment and the Warm ~uIpL~
ana Hot Springs, are greater to Nh,
square yard than any lualiy .n tI.
American continent.
Ihe RIO 6RANpE WUsrFRN E,lly.,.
connecting ON the East with tbp n..,'.
hlo lo6andeand Colorado M1lianlp,r
Nay and on the We,t With tlIs S,.fi.',..
Iacihc Central RouteI auI Or..,,,.
snort Line Is the only transc8ptinentsI
liilne line passing directly through sah lst.
Nlll; lhe route through SAID Ial.C;,,
N'a the kio GRANDE NEsuRV KU,,r';
's famous all the year louuJ. Dn -.
v.u"i ...l oi the equablc climate of i'm
Sod colorado 1t is just ss popul.r +.
I, inter as in summer. send ac tn = n
N"n'icih, 2l5 Washington 81. .Por,l.,.i
o Geo. W, Heiuu. Gen. rsl '.' r.'.
=, sfnsel Agent, Salt axe Civ. ior a ron,
" y. 81 take Cny-tL. a., nt M
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ALWAYS TO THE FRONT.
The Joums Leads the Van as in the
Past.

The Joums Leads the Van as in the
Past.
We not only give the WEEKLY JOUR'
NAL, the best local and and general
weekly in the Willamette valley for VI
per year. bnt at great cost have made
arrangements 10y 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 Sl %
per year, each being a first class Dollar
weekly Of its kind. The Farmer has
been the recognized leader in agrcult-
ural matters m 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
Dairymen say they get more information
from rs columns than from any other
source
The Grange has distinguished II as their Of
icial urgau, aud all iarm Organizations
Know they can depend on. N W h. uuv ~
their lulCryst.
HOP Men dnd many valuable point. and ,ug.
grslluns 10 u
Sheep, Goat. and General stock
Men taEeu hy the thuusunds ior the iu.
formation cunuiucd thpuu
Poultrymen know u IN be the only vprklr
M thl, section that make, u specially uf
this branch ~ fnrming.
Bee Men have found Il ihe uuly phprf INST
makes any prciCniiOus 81 booking Hicr
their 10 ofcsts
Agriculture iu Rli of ii. liuuchcs i- teaicd
hy practical wfitou.
No offer like this ever appeared before.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL one year. (or
the Daily I months) and the Pacific
Farmer only ~ 2N Address,
HoFER Bios.
Salem Ore.
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RrPUsLicAN CENTRAL
Sommilise Fixes Primaries March a.,
Convention March ao

Sointnitee Fixes Primaries March a.,
Convention March ao
The Marion county Republican cen
trail committee, which met In salem,
Saturday afternoon, Fixed the dates for
holding tho primaries aud tho cuunty
convention on March p aud March 20.
Tho apporlionmenl Of delegates to tho
convention was fixed on the basis OF one
delegate at large and one ior each 10
votes cast Tor r. r. Gecr at tho last
election. making the total number 25G.
The appointment Of judges and clerks
was left 10 the precinct chairmon.
No other official action was taken
and there was little discussion except.
Ing on one point.
When the matter ol fixing the quali.
iioations Of voters at the primaries came
up, Walter roole, Of .woodburn, made
an lnpasrioned plea ior the shutting
out ol all except those who have Of late
years becn uncquiyocally Identified with
lhe Republican party and who yotoi
The straight ticket nj tho last election.
tie dhln't want Democrats aud Populists
and Silver Republicans 10 come In aud
dictate whom be- should vote cor on the
Republican ticke,, when they had mo-
real intention oi themselves supporting
The ticket. he had seen that tried Ia
his prc,incl Men OF that GLASS had
stepped iu aud dictated the ticko, aud
then turned In aud showed IL under by
majority OF ni,y votes la that prccipct.
AZ The last election the lines hal been
drawn 10 exclude all but true. blne Re.
pabllcans and tho procinct had given A
small Republican majority. llo though,
that only uhorc who were unreser,odly
devoted IN tAe Republican party and
who could always ho dependod on "a
volo 'vr straight ought 90 he allowed to
.iic'aie tie nominations tie cited the /
INSTANCE OF ono man who had hoen
SILVER Republican but who wanted ,o I
se' hack lnlo the lold aud had announced 4
Ae Intention Of voting tho straight
.'cke' AT the ,oming election. tie woull
aos allow such man 10 take part n
lhe primaries this year let him shaw
h'r eonvvfsion 10 ho gonuine by voung
lhe straight Repahlt Aa ticket this wear
and he might le allowed a. par,ici,at,
'n me luiuro primarlcs nni this wear
'ee tot = o dd le, uhc,hvr tLo ,oe.
Aii cast hu ballo, hr the Repuhlasn
party az tho last ole,iloi,. Ilo mo,el
hat ooiy M sc ~ qualified shoald h.
''ioaed % vote al ,he Republican pn.
aAfics
A. 4 laid moysl Ia ams,d hy max
ns she 'e,l elislher ihc vo,,r ,nlsra..l
o east a Rspaellean 6allo,this wear n.
a.d '''ai ho ess no, Ms,h.ilst aut
Id noi iasog leuai oi prohs,ion. A
of oi seo t'fa'er areihera haA a.,e
10 e''ef p tho.r saya had tr.l n
.ei'ur en hasks. poTe roaig A. .,,a .
ara H''h pfopeF halallliy, he eonll
~ 'he'H so'e al ne pr.aal,e.
A'' toose rplled in Fellsrs,loa Il his
rTomenis .
Thea Gea ~ leps. .assc.,,.i az.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-26

The quickest and surcst WAY to IN,
sVoNerN OF lost health. is by the use M
thA' radical and rational remedy Dr
Ileree Golden Medical Discovery. Dis.
eases which originate in the stomach
ulus' N cured through the stomach a
most OF chronic sufferers who lad 40
,oted ior years for a diseased be,,t
nNe. OF spleen, have at last used " Golden
Medical Discovery" Tor the bloo5 s,or,
a.h and organs Of digestion and nutri-
non' and found perfect cure of tba
hithe1o incurable ailments. Tbe mo-,
convincing argument for a trisl of IN.
Golden Medical Discovery IS that /,
mas eared 50 many people given un -
BY the doctors. w
There Is no alcohol, cocaine o,;u,r
o. other narcotic in Golden Aleii,si
Discovery" ''''1''4i
aaNs long ish 4 my duty 10 al ,,,.t.,..
~ {ee NhAl Nour Golden Ne,ltcsl Tt'.,,Nss
% 80 EeseiNe ffe.cuption have done - -.
~tlss h.ss AiSS Hampton OF ios 80 49,,
t@.NeeeA ~ I had Intermittent fe,rr ~
msdianss. aud 49, e,esll. .lsf ,,.,'.,'il,S {y,af
~ - oo1Eh. M arms al ss,.fi.--
eeel1 ashc aud eo1nrtimcs / ,ra.,fl f,i -
sa,Ae ! thoaght I 49, dyinx ~ - 70
80 - s~ss or ~emo tlouhls froni Whi,h 4 ..'s.--
49, 49, 80" haa 4 eos essa sor D. RsNess
,aw have takes tAFeS hottiss Sf ,1sh ~ L =,
For ssognAoh, bOSels and live, Nh.
sis,S,rdeFed, q. ,, sss DE. Rieree's Plessan,
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i1asmuch as no one could be excluded
who offered 10 vote at the primaries
whether Republican, Democrat or pop
u ist this was pro6tless discussion.
lie moved that the matter be indeh-
niiely postponed. This was carried with
apparently but one dissenting vote.
that of Mr. To0ze.
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Corvallis \ Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

,, 'V 1Nu I'VE connect Ht Albany and
.ui .,,i ,AI'lS WIN southern Pacific tiaiu>.
-'l!hs ulFrcl Scfvi"r tIaud from Ncw.
poii ana idHreri beaches.
D. lIiluS l"i the m0uulaiS arrive NJ
''''l'"l al hn'n. giving aurle Tim,
10 Itlch caWpIUg gtuuud, ON an,
niri''upHNh aud Nlulnm uyer ,h
same dll. '"
~ O. WALDEN ru,,,,, ..,.....
o E.Nr '" ,iuNt.
'"'"N Nerul AINHuy, O.r.
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10 cl,nso the system Ia u.ntl, and
truly benencial manner. when the
Npnne'ime comes, use ,he true and pcr.
'ee' Nmeiy, syrup oi figs. Buy the
Nnaine. Manufactured bs The Cali.
lofnia hg syrup Go, only, and lor sale
by al druggists, a, 80 cents Ter ho,tle.
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Suffrage in Idaho

Mr.. Rice, the State Treasurer ol
Idaho, is quite friend ot female sui.
liage, and thinks the women Of Idaho
have purified politics to- great extent,
since the amendment WIS adopted civ.
ing them the ballot. "Neither party, "
he says, "dares to put mp a notoriously
incorporate or immoral man ior office
now, IN the woman vote has 10 be-
figured on, This condition ha, the rf
feet Of bringing out the best men on
both sides Women, 'howeyer, do not
take the interest in elections hat they
ought, and 1t is hard To get them 10
come TO the polls on election day. The
present State Superintendent oi Schools
Is woman, and she seems to give good
satisfaction in her administration Of the
otiicv. Women Justices Of the peace are
quite common in the remore precincts. "
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Nhen Shakespeare employed mi,
phtase he referred, uf cuurse,
healthy, ab'e-bOdlcd meh N he a
ilNta ia these days ne would hA,e
knnNn that men aud women Nno Are
not healthy may become So nv takinu
liuod's Sarcapafllh. lhis mediclne.
bl maGing tue blood rloh aud pure
ana siNing gOld appetite and perfect
distsiiur, impaits vitality and
strength ~ the system.
TIE uun-lFTltatiug cathartic
u, od pills.
When dizry or drovsy take BrncuAM's
puls
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ing, and have a worldwide reputation
Of being "bulls from Bullersville."

~
The Republican state convention will
be held in Portland 10 April, date moi
yet fixed In this congressional die
trict Mr.. Tongue will by no means have
a walk over for the desired nomination.
Other aspiranss are G G. Brownell ol
Oregon City; Clsud Catch, Of Salem
II. II. Hewitt, Of Albany; J. D. Daily, Of
Corvallis; A. G. woodcock, Of Eugene
r. @. Smith, Of Grants Pass, and +. v.
Carter, Of Ashland. Each has more
than @ local following, and II II not i'm.
probable that some Of them will com
bine 10 overcome the advantages pos
sessed by the present incumbent. That
was the way Tongue got the nomination n
away from Hermann, and II will be a
very pretty contest. Whether the
astnte and willy trotting horse owner,
from Washington county, will prove a
match for the "kid" candidates or not
remains 10 be seen.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-26

"vofsV Webster will IA. hung Ia Spo.
Kane on harh 40, lsOo The lay oi the
uNeenilou was dXoi ,n TUESDAY hy
Judge fra1her Webster pays this pen.
atty tor The Killing OF Mrs. Lr,je Asp.
aud, near q envy, Nn., May Is. 1897.
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No,.ee Of Dissolution Of Partnership.

No'lee OF Dissolution OF Partnership.
Noiicc j. hereby given that the mart.
nership heretofore existing hetveeen
r. +, farkhurstaud Lee MrGrew. under
,le urn name ci +, +. Parkhurst * Co..
Is I, thls day dissolved 10y mutual consent
All oills, notes oraccounts due said lirm
are asslgEed 20 Z. +, Parkhurst. Who
succeeds TO the business of r.. +. Park.
hurst &sCo
T.. +. PARKHURST.
LEE M'GREW.
Salem Or, Jan, NJ, 1900 Ils.,r
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Health iss price
less jewel. E~rv.
body admits that
Vet the people who
protect their gold
BY burglar alarms
and lock their dis
monds in a stee
vault, make not IN
least effort TO pro
tect the jewel hey
declare TO De price
less Some day they
hnd the jewel IS
gone, stolen by thief
Disease, and they
are willing 20 give
everything 10 get it
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-26

~ had dyspepsia Tor ,eaf, TN,
pollles oddpyspepslAC Cup produced
wstNluus results l.. n. Warrra
~ d'stsls what you eat. stones nru.
NtCrt>
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-26

Ira Holden and John Haas have bccn
received at the pcnitentiary, from Lin.
coin county, each under sentence Of
two wears Tor burglary.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-26

A marriage license has been granted
To W, A. Brooks and Cora Brown, J W
brooks, witness.
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brown Writes Smith All About What
Happened to Jones.

('HTTAGn IN. IU-
NV Dg,n S,iru. Y,ur rutpl, +. ,,,.
n peach. / lett lnr Chirugn iumrdi
ntaIy after I SAW ,rtt- and ur r,I,tsc
hcuph;. nv iirket aver ttr Wisconsin
.Cenfrul Rv frn,, 81 PAM tn Cbtrn,,,
/ mad plenty of Iiiun In ii PAM tuyn
IN L0Nn aud uet nv su,,nrr us nv
trliD leaves NJ. pnul A. 7,i6 n ~
/ returned tu thr dsnni ,bnnt 7.an
Whom passing tnrnugb The puirs tne
gate man said: There's vour train 10
tho fIyht - / handed m, grinTn mo
vent,,mYnly nnrtnr w,n nI,ced /, ~,
inv hprtn fYnu Wiil unttI" c,II nix
nav main. while ia rc,lly h.lrr,,s tn
Inc Wisconsin Central ,.,,,iG ,ot
nrlp rut feel maj / r,,uri rn. tr"n
and oven lbr rr,l fnr' ,.,,,,i',,c. ',,,,. ,,,..
,,rnur,rnusr / linen nrrn1,,.d n,ys",, a'
ion the rurtur., I'm .,ure ' WIZ, ,,ii
.ab.t tr,y,lir,l n.,,r .,,.,,.I.,,l '',i
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WILLAMErTE RIVER DIvlsIo,

WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
Daily boats 10 Portland m above
Transfers 10 street car line at Oregon
Guy u HE sleamersarc delayed here.
Round trip tickets To all POINTS In
Oregon, Washington or California.
Counecti0ns made at Portland with
all raj, ocean and river lines.
W II. HURLBURT,
Gen. Pass Agt., Portland, Or.
q VI. POWERS, Agent, Trade street
dock, Salcn
BOISE & BARK Err, CITY Agents.
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When il is once adopted, never fear
ladies', all the politicians will say woman
suffrage is -uccess aud tends to purify
politic-
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OttrS travellers chDic.p .pgtc follow
lng routes east they ar1 all mmuu,
sreuiC attraction
q. Il, & n via Odgcn aud Denver.
Shasta Route via Sacramento, Or
den and Denver.
SHASTA Route via Sacramento
Major + Albuquerque.
\ daily Hue ufthr,uph PULLMAN
PALACE and TOURIST SLEEP.
ttN, san FruciSc" aud Ius Angc-
Ins " NMirlru InI.I.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-26

10 Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascalots Candy Cathartic i0c or ESQ
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-26

The q, II. q. A. rcpor,s another sale
OF hops, sOo bales at "a, cents.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-26

makes pure blOod, vigorous nerves--a
strong body. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters strengthens weak stomachs An
occaeional dose will keep the bowels &C.
tive. Taken regularly II viii cure IN.
digestion, constipation, dyspepsia, bill.
iousness, inactiye liver, or kidneys, ma
laria, fever and aguei IL will cure you.
See that pRrvArE REvEyuE STAMP coy-
ers the neck VI the bottle.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-26

The Salem demimonde who returned
that German farmers purse with $500 in
Il (on u suggestion Of Doc Gibson, we're
more honest than some Of the profcs
sionals are when they get grip ON
grnnger's sack