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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
H. C. PRICK
Appears Upon the Scene as the
Backer of u Big New Shipbuilding
Concern,

PHILADELPHIA, January ga con-
ference having for its purpose the bring
ing of additional capital into the recently
incorporated New York S~hipbuilding Com
pany located in the Delaware river OPP
posite this city. was held here to-day be-
tween Henry c. Frick, until recently at
the head of the Carnegie interests, and
several other capitalists. The conference
is said to nave been suggested by Mr..
Frick. who is reputed to be the financial
power behind the company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
THE CR0C|BL TEST
SHOWS GOEBtL SAFE.
A VOTE TAKEN IN THE KENTUCKY
LOWER HOUSE YESTERDAY,
INDICATES THE RESULT
OF CONTEST FOR GOVERNOR.
Won METER, A DEMOCRAT, GIVEN A
SEAT BY A VOTE OF FIFTY
ONE TO FORTY-FIVE

This Adds One to the Democratic Ma
jority, and mt the Same Time
Proves All That Representatives
of That Political Faith Are in Line
and Ready for Their WOrk-Re-
DubIicans Conceded that 1t Was
a Test Vote and That GUbeI Will
Be Seated as Governor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
SENATOR SCOTS CASE
BEFORE TIE COMMITTEE.
AN ARGUMENT FOR THE PROTEST
ANTS MADE BY JUDGE JOHN
III. HOLT.
PERSON AND GETzENDANNER
AND THEIR REIMBURSEMENT OF
SEATS IN THE STATE SENATE

To Accept Military Offices Under the
United States Government, the
Chief Contention Presented Yes
terday-The Agreement by Which
Two Democrats Were Temporar-
lily. Suspended From the Legisla-
rure is Another Strong Point
Against Scott-The Session Devot-
ed Entirely to Arguments of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
Departure of Troops.

LONDON, January 27.-The last de-
tachment of the infantry section of the
London volunteers. numbering 134
men, were entrained this morning for
Southampton, where they will embark
to-day for Africa. The battery sec
tion and ammunition column. COM
plotting the regiment, will leave Febru-
ary 8.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
A DESPATCH FROM ROBERTS
Says the Situation Remains I'm
changed-Gen. French Reports n
Reconnaissance.

Reconnaissance.
LONDON, January $3.50 a. NJ
The only news issued by the war office
during the night is a dispatch from
Lord Roberts, dated yesterday (Satur-
day. stating that the situation is un-
changed and that Gen. French reports
a reconnaissance of the enemy's posi-
ton on Thursday, when he found the
Beers strongly posted at Pietfontein.
The maps do not show any such place
in the region of Gen. French's opera
lions, and it Is probable that Reitfop-
TEN, ten miles north Of Colesberg, is
the place alluded to.
A special dispatch from Colenso
dated Wednesday, January "a, says that
Commandant Lucas Meyers commando
surprised and surrounded a strong body
of Gen. Methuen's infantry, killing and
Wounding % and capturing Is.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
VAS GEN. WARREN LURED
INTO ANOTHER BOfR TRAP?
REPORTS THAT HAVE REACHED
BERLIN TELL A SORRY STORY
FOR BRITISH.
LOST SEVENTEEN CANNON.
AND NOTHING CAN SAVE BUTLER
BUT TO RETREAT BACK OVER
THE TUGELA.

spion Kop Was the Very Point h
Boers Wanted General Warren to
Occupy, and their Retreat From
That Position Was Merely Made
to Draw Him on and Place His
Army Under the Easy Range of
the BOer Guns-There They
Smashed Him..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
Like JOHN RUSNN, he
GAVE UP HIS WIFE.
SUED FOR DIVORCE THAT SHE
MIGHT RE-MARRY THE
MAN SHE LOVED.
MRS. LEoNA LAYS ROMANCE
PROVES TO HER THAT THE ONE
SHE LOVED WAS UNWOR-
THY OF HER,

And That Her Husband, Going Rus
kin One Better, Was willing to
Again Take Her In, and Protect
and Defend Her After that Knowl-
dye Was Thrust Upon Her-A Re-
markable Set of Circumstances
Brought to Light by Extradition
Proceedings Under Way at st.
Louis A Tragic Tal of Two
Cities.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
The Incident Closed.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 81
The American shippers whose goods
were on the British ship Beatrice.
seized off the African coast by British
warships, have had news to the effect
that the vessel was released six weeks
ago, that the goods which were landed
at East London have in large part been
Sold. Therefore it is believed that this
incident is closed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
Not Heard of in uuIau d..

LONDON, January 27.-There is no
mention here of the reports circulated
in the United States that Gen. Clery
has been defeated by the Beers. The
last heard of Gen. Clery was that he
was participating in Gen. Warren's
movements.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28

federals only firing thirty shots. A
ball from a shell landed in Gen. Botha's
pocket The only Boer casualties were
some horses wounded. The firing
ceased at dark, but was resumed this
morning in tho vicinity of Ladysmith
and here, but IN to noon it lacked
vigor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
Discussed Municipal Ownership.

CHICAGO, January 2S.-At the
monthly dinner of the Marquette Club
tonight, Governor Hazen S. Pingree,
Of Michigan, and Charles T. Yerkes,
Of Chicago, took opposite sides in the
discussion of the subject, Municipal
Ownership and Operation OF Street
Railways."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
WHEELING. ". VA. SUNDAY, JANUARY IS 1eoo-TwENTY PAGES.
The Remains of General Thomas III.
Stanton Inferred Mt Arlington.

Stanton Inferred Mt Arlington.
WASHINGTON, January 27.-The re-
mains OF the late Gen. Thomas H,
Stanton arrived here to-day over the
Pennsylvania railroad from Omaha.
Four troops of cavalry and a battery OF
siege guns from Fort Meyer escorted
the body to Arlington cemetery. where
the interment was made with full mill
tary honors. A large number of army
officers and friends were in the funeral
procession.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
MORE REINFoRCEMENTs.

War Office Decides Upon Two Addi-
tionaI Militia BattaIions and An
other Battery.
LONDON. January 27, 800 p. NJ
The war Office has decided to embody
two additional militia b~attalions and
another battery of artillery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
WAR SITUATION SUMMED
UP BY ENGLISH EXPERT.
The Published Words of General
Buffers Telegram Have
the Tone

In Which Reverses Are Usually An
nounced-GeneraI Warren Gave
Up SpiOn kOp because He Could
Not Hold it-Buller's Army May he
I'm a Bad Fix.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28

WASHINGTON. January T-Rr West
yirgsnta-partly cloudy Sunday. with much
faassr .ennerafare late sunday. cold ware
800 TFeht ard Monday: southeriy shift
inr 10 northwegterly winds.
western Pennsylvania-Psruy cloudy
eeTSe~ z,nTav night: cold waye Monday
sgn,heriy. shifting to high northwesteriy
winds.
OhIo-Parfiy cloudy sunday. vim su0w
e,srdav Night. Monday. fair ard very colds
southersy. shifting 70 high northwesteziy
IN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28

BERLIN, January Pit is said that
the German foreign Office has confir-
nation of the report that Gen. War
ren's division has been crushed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28

LORENZO MARQUEE, January 20
1t Is reported here that Mafeking was
relieved Tuesday, January %.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28

G schnepf the Operx Hcszss crukKfs<,
mz6e ire Following obeeryaxtDu9 OF th4
s~mrerafure yesterday. Ia m. 49, la ma
"a: IL nj. Vt; . p m. - b. a. &
Waather Ea1x.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28

BOER CAMP, MODDERSPRUIT.
UPPER TUGELA RIVER, January %.
The British are endeavoring to force
with 40, 900 troops the Spion Kop route
to Ladysmith. The firing or Gen.
Bctha's position yesterday was ter
rife. The grass was fired, rocks dis
lodged and trenches pierced, but the
battle was practically o~neAsided. the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30

Promises to cure and keeps the prom
lse. No longer put off treatment
Buy a bottle Of Hoods today

ly large in proportion TO the population.
The last speech made by William
Jennings Bryan on Manhattan Island
during the present campaign was made
TO the Hebrews Of the East side. In
many respects this was one Of the most
remarkable scenes Of the campaign.
without the fireworks which attracted
the crowds to the Madison Square
Garden gatherings, with a knowledge
III At the presidential candidate would
not speak more than ten TO fifteen min
utes, the crowd began TO gather on the
East side at the Hamilton Fish Park, at
4 o'clock. The most conservative esti-
mates Of the crowd fix the number at at
least $1,000. According TO the people
who have lived all their lives OH the East
side, no previous event has ever caused
such demonstration in that section of
the city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30
Tqg DAILY IOURNAL
naYAn AID rnE Ilreors.

=Ths common people Of this country
viii never have another leader lik'
william j. Bryan. Able, eloquent,
fearless, incorupsible, be has been for
ions years puiiing upa Ggbt never be-
fcre eqnaled. iIe has more Influence in
this country today than any other one
hundred individuals. The influence Of
Rockefeller ora Morgan is not Of the
individual. but Of his millions. Bryan
has more influence with this admiuis-
trntion today than william Mckinley
himself Tie latter has been compelled
20 svaiIow HE iorcibly expressed con
ge,ions on the money question, the
PORTO Rican question aud the Philip.
pine question. Mr. Bryan bas never
taken back a word he ever uttered, and
Il any one doubts his influence, contract
,hs ooufse Of the administration In the
Philippines and in China. Had Mr..
Bryan endorsed our courpe IN the Phil
ippines Ee would nov be elamorinR for
a dice Of China, for almost the sole ex-
cuse we have for being 10 the Philip.
piDes is o. get slice oi China's trade.
Mr. Bryan has forced the administration
10 hold its hand. Bnt il he Il defeated
next Tuesday il will be considered an
enforcement Of the policy Of greed and
eonquest, and the powers that be will
throw oii all Disguise. Il will not yet be
ico late for a reversal of our policy in
China, aud an endorsement Of the Pill
pine grail. will be'a practical command
70 grab some of Chiaa TOO. There has
never been an argument advanced in
favor Of she acquisition Of ths Philip
pines that dces not apply with greater
force in favor Of the acquisition Of por.
ton Of China That il would probably
coon involve ms ina war with one or
more u ibe great powers would be rather
q recommendation ia the minds Of the
very brave gentlemen who are preach
Ing "strenuosIty" MIR. Bryan's Infiu.
epoe bias kept os out Of this mess until
nov; bnt II he is turned down next
Tuesday and his conservative, humane
and Ameriean IDEAS are repudiaied, the
iingosa win 20 longer fear him. Then
iook OFT ior carnival Of oisirenuons do.
ings
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30

Dry. most, scaIy letter, all forms Of
eczema or salt rheum, Pimp!es and
other cutsn.ous eruptons .roceed from
humors. ether Inherited. Or acquired
through detective digestion and as
slmilsiioa
To treat these erup,ions With drying
medicines IS dangerous.
The thing to do Is 10 help the sys-
tenn discharge the humors, and TO
strengthen il against their return.
Hoods Sarsapa-ila permanently cured ,.
q. Hines. Franks lll.. of eczema. from which
ne hsd suffered Tor some time; and Miss
Alvina Wolfe. Bov 2i2. AlROna. Wis. Of pim'
Piles on her fare and back and chated skin on
Der body. by which she had been greatly
troubled. There are more testimonials In
favor Of tais great medicine than can be
published.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30
THE FENNELL
BARR WEDDING

Beautiful Social Event Celebrated at ST.,
Josephs Church.
The marriage Of Miss Wiuniired o.
Feunell to Herman w. Barr, both Of this
city, was solemnized at 81. Joseph's
church this morning at nine o'clock in
the presence Of large and distinguished
audienre Of Salem's beet people.
Miss Anna NJ. Barr, Of this city, and
John p. Hunt, Of Mt. Angel, q cousin n
tine bride, knet with the bride and
groom, while Rev. Daley Of 81. Joseph's
church, assisted by Rev. Dominic Of Mt.
Angel and Rev. Damn, Of Gervais, united
them in the bonds OF holy wedlock.
Fraier Raymond J.. Barr, Of Ms An
gel college, WAS master OF ceremonies.
Miss Lena Benoit played wedding
march as the bride attired in white aud
wearing flowing bridal veil and carry
ing bride roses, entered on the arm of
the groomsman, the groom entering on
the arm Of the bridesmaid also in white.
After impressive Introductory words
by Rev. DAILY, on the sanctity Of the
marriage relation, the brother OF the
groom, who is a candidate for religious
orders at Mt. Angel, conducted them in.
side the rail and the wedding service Of
the church was performed.
After the customary mass and bene-
diction, congratulations followed from
the large mblage Of relatives and
friends present.
The bride is well.known young
woman Of this city, a sister OF p. Fennell,
proprietor OF the Salem hotel. Mr.. Barr
is the wellknown aud popular proprie-
tor Of Barr's iewelry store. They re-
ceiyed many beautiful gfts.
The bridal pair took the Shasta Tx
press 10 visit friends at Albany, from
whence they 20 10 Portland and Seattle
for short trip. Their many friends
gave them merry send of at the eta
ton. On their return they will occupy
rooms that are being dtted mp for them
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unoolored news Tor all parties IL a
hobby with This papper

Uneolorei news Tor ALI parties Is a
hobby ~i,h This papper
=
What dia tho Brooks Bryanites ever
40 that they we're compelled 10 listen 20
Pogne uoreiuled2
Tax JouRyAL has Increased itA tele,
graph report TO 5000 words 80 as TO hear
all the election news.
Not 'he greatest or the finest In the
Rorid, but good adyertiser--THE
iupsmArKn sAruepAy JorRNAL
Pat Piuuiy says the Vanderbilt roads
are tho Best managed in the world
iiafd 70 catch an Irishman mapping.
Was Walter Tooxe Of Woodburn
praethsiug an expansion speech out
there hat liis woodshed caught fire.
&Aa
That last uhoeae schubing r,of the sa
lem cheese works, brines us would
knock even an N.Ray man Oft his
perch
eae
Thirty spee 'hfs tho first day OF he
Week, and wound upwith an address 10
lbe fIebreWs What's the matter with
bgyany
~ senator hIithell viii probably not
devote half hia time 20 the editor ot Tdg
JounsAi. ~ ho did the last time lie
Nnl ennaf then
4 aa
Read ihe neW expanded telegraph ser
.|ee d raf JoUpsAL No ipdopendent
50 enine psfaf q Oregon or oatne eoagl
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30

fakes snch a report Itis permanent
feature and is put on at orr own expense
whether Mckinley or Bryan is elec'ei.
Every word Of Tag JuRSAL's telegraph
report. covering two pages. is original,
and is taken and paid for and used
Exclusively by THE JouRSAL.
A Salem lawyer has been caught in the
act Of treating his own wife as tenderly
and gaIIanily and with asmueh defer
ence as he would any other lady.
Roseburg Review The Oregonian ie
treating its new disciple. Hon. Bill
CoIgig. very slmbbily. II printed a
picture Of him, Saturday, that is true 10
life
Anumber OF prominent Republicans
left town today, apparently ignorant Of
the iact that the old Free Silver leader,
John II. Mitchell, was to speak here to-
night.
=
Rev Fred Agar, returned mission
ary from Africa, will lecture this even.
ing al the Baptist church on "The
Numerous Side Of Missionary LIE
Albany Democrat
Rather grim humo. ~ times IN China.
To be downed for the first time on
their own grounds by a Salem team Of
amateur athletics, who have had no
coach--well it's little rough. but it'll
do Eugene good in the long run.
Albany Democrat: After being de-
ieated by an athletic team in lts first
game. the Z. Of o. will need 10 rustic
and get on reputation before II iaces
the California elevens, and while getting
u would do big thing II IL got Bishop
again.
An advertising agent thinks this pa
per owes moral duty 10 the commu-
nifty 20 advertise Hostetter's Bite rs
cheaply because there are so many imi-
tations imposed on the pnblic. Let It
be undertaod, gentlemen, that the
readers Of this paper do not object to
bitters because they are limitations.
Let all honest men and women pray
that the presidential campaign may end
without any act OF violence ON either
side. IL has been clean and gentle
manly campaign 80 far as Bryan and
Mckinley are concerned. Hanna and
Roosevelt have not always been mild in
their expressions.
The Eugene Guard takes the local de.
feat at the football philoaophleally aud
gentlemanly. II says OF the second half;
So unex pected was this scoring that
II N yet unexplainable. Tho general
concensns Of opinion is that the VARSITY
boys showed superior team work, and
the team is proven ~ be AZ good II not
hetter than,the one Of last year Smith al
half, scott al quarter, Captain Xeigler
aud Bush at ends put Mp a phenomenal
game, while the entire team work was
more than satisfactory.
The game at Portland next Saturday
with the Multnomah club team prom.
ices 90 be very interesting The u o.
loys will 70 into the game in good con.
dition and will play hrst-elass ball.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30
Mr.. POGUE
AT BROOKS
RepstlcsBs Refuse Challenges 70 Detafe ani
Thsn sens shouter 70 . Bryan
ffnk

Then Sfn1 Shouttr % br1an
Clut.
ED. JousNAI.-"M. r.. POgue spoke
10 an Audience composed largely Of fol-
lowers Of Bryan "a Brooks Saturday
evening. The occasion Tor snch . large
attendance Of Democrats was not AhOlly
due TO Mr.. POgue's reputation a. a
speaker, bot vas caused by the meeting
of the Bryan club, which was 20 have
taken place IN the hall where the Re-
publicaus had their speaking. The
Bryanites gave mp their meeting and
very patiently listened 10 Mr.. Pogue,
who pnDctured some Of their pet argu'
ments on the nroney question and other
issues Of the campaign. Although ear.
nestiy invited 10 DO 20, the Democrats
did not avail themselyes Oi the oppor.
tuniiy 10 participate in the discussion. ="
The above IL courageous to say the
least The Bryan clnb adyertises q
meeting at Brooke Saturday night. The
Republicans secretly send a rooler there
for Mckinley. The Bryan managers at
Salem are unable 10 send 8 speaker
Than the Mckinley rooter takes the
floor, when as ! understand they backed
down completely after challenging the
Bryan men at Macleay and have refused
all offers Of chairman Mott to hold dis
cussions.
But no one bIames Mr. Pogue or the
Republicans for taking these advantages
Il our campaign managers let them do
IL. BRYASITR.
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GOV. ROOSEVELT
AND Mr.. BRYAN
The Heru Of San Jnan Vim Assaulted ~
Iums II One of his Home


Cites.
ELsiRE, n. Y, Oct. SO.-For the FIRST
time in New York state. and in the home
Of the Democratic caDdidate for Cover
nor, Theodore Roosevelt was assaulted
in the streets Of Elmira last night, on
his way 10 tide place Of meeting. He
WAS in a carriage with former State
Senator Fas-ett, and Al several points
along the route was pelted with eggs
and vegetables, and greeted with the
vilest epithets. He sat in dieni6ed
silence while the police looked on quies-
Gently. During his campaign in the
morning he was also assaulted personal
ly, and bitter 6ght ensued, In the
place Of meeting the Governor had no
Interruptions. After Il was over he
said
"It was nasty conduct; the eonduct Of
hoodlums I"
Governor Roosevelt finished the first
day Of his second weeks campaign in
this state by an invasion Of the home Of
the Democratic candidate for governor,
John NJ. StRnchfeld. In Ithaca, the
Governors reception was Of the most
friendly nature. and he paid compli.
ment TO one Of the college men, the son
OF Richard Croker, by refusing TO DO, as
he has generally done ct other stops,
make a personal attack upon the Tam
many leaedr. His welcome in Elmira
was a great political demonstration.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30
THE sANTIAM COUNTRY.
Dr, S. H. Jessup Tells of Reelon Whose Trade
ought 10 Come 10
Salem


DIR. 5. Y Jessup Who has just returned
from four weeks outing at the Brieten-
bush hot springs, much improved in
health and spirits, was accompanied by
a Young man, j. A. Chambers, whom
he found at Detroit suffering from a
severe attack Of erysipelas OF the right
arm and shoulder The young man had
sawed the arm with cross-out saw near
ehonlder, and for want Of proper care
and treatment the ease was developed
into dangerous condition. Medical
attention has now placed the Young man
ia much improved condition.
The doctor says that Detroit people
are much impressed with the desire for
mail connection with Salem, aud that
for lack OF convenient line OF communi.
cation, the trade Of vast region full
Of woodehoppers and loggers, mill mtn
aud miners, Is dehicted from Salem 20
Albany There IL large pulp mill going
10 At Niagara and Mill City is great
saw mill center. II would be but COM
paratiyely small expense 10 build n
motor line from Turner TO Kingtson,
mile from stayton The doctor thinks
the 3 r. Co. would help build soch a
road and 10 operate il as feeder and
the proieotis certainly worth consider.
ing
The doctor Is enthusiastic over d .
beautiful timberhe saw on Lis trip and
tells oi one tree, ieet IN diameter ~
the init, 200 feet 10 the fret limb, whore
the diameter Vas 2 feet ana straight a.,
a candle
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30

NEW YoRK Oct. 30.-ADd | am feeling
tOlerably well, thank you" This was
Mrs. Bryan's response, which told that
he had made thirty speeches during the
day and thus broken his own record for
speech making. As a rule the speeches
were not 20 long as ON most occasions,
but they exceeded in pumber by nine or
ten those Of any previous day during the
present campaign, and by three the
highest number made in the campaign,
in any one day in 1896.
Beginning at Bainbridgo in the interior
Of the state, at O'Clock in morning, he
spoke twenty-one times. In New York
City he made one speech, and in Brook
lyn during the night he made eight
speeches, making thirty in all for the day
and night.
Mrs. Bryan accompanied her husband
during the day, and she received almost
as much applause as he did when she
appeared before the crowds assembled
to hear him. The crowds were general
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30

An exchanges says The end Of the
Boer war doesn't seem TO be very tang.
ible The English have just been de-
feated again and President steyn is
doing business as president.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30
The RIYrr SerYIce.

The o. r. K n. Cos Willamette river
steamers have resumed their operations
beteen Portland and Salem. Agent
Powers has reopered the dock ofiie, and
the public can depend on regular SER
vice. 10 2h "
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30

DR. BuHs Cough syrup is the remedy on whlch
you can depend. for the cure OF a pro-
Iracted cough or lung affection. brought
on by exposure TO cold. II is the most
excellent medicine sold. A bottle cost
only ~ cents.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-30

Pullman and Tourists cars on ho,h
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 Oeleo
and III Paso, and tourist cars TO Chicago
st. Louis, New Orleans and Washingioo
Connecting at San Frandisco with ss
erai steamship lines for Honolulu
Japan, China, Philippines, CsAiral AMI
South America.
See Mr.. w. w. Skinner agent at Sasn
Station, or address
q. Ii. MARKHAM, g. PA,
Portland, OREGON
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rh. n.s, pr.srrirt,on fnr Malarla.

Chills and fever ID a bQttle At Groves Tasteless
Chil Tonic. ~ Il simply iron and qulnine In
tGsteless form No cure no pay. Price 5e,
$40 6m-eod