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A sunrsntrea cure tor rnes.

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The money where Il tails e cure any case
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This is a new discovery and Ia the only
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had evidently been carefully worded ana
weighed. The entire assembly listened
with the closest attention and frequently
spplauded. Toward the end OF tho speech
the galleries were cheering.
General Won Podlelsky spoke in more
passionate strain, especially when rele,
ring TO the action OF the British antnori-
ties In holding back the German govern
ment mail. The imperial postmaster gen
eral gave Instances OF mail matter that
had been two months under way.
Prince Hohcnlohes reply TO the con
seryatiYe onslaught as well AS to the Tor
NOR attacks was delivered with surprising
vigOr and interpreted with dainty bits OF
sarcasm, successfully rcfuting the charge
of oglng with the socialists. me nm
preston gained was that the Imperial
chancellor ~ entirely IN accordance with
tho emperor.
London, January 20--scveral OF the
London morning papers omit editorial
comment upon Count Won Bulow's speech
in the rechstag yesterday in reply to
Herr Moeller's Interpolation. Others en-
desyor to minimize the yielding spirit dis
PLAYED by the British government by ar
gutng that Count Won Bulow was Obliged
TO play To the gallery to do his utmost
iJI tbc naval DlanS OF flupflpI Nlii'aHi.
The STANDARD particularly takes this
view and says "superfeifAY read, the
speech creates an impression that th
British cabinet considers that the British
naval authorities have acted without juris-
diction. Closer examination. however. dis
pels that idea and IT must be understood,
though We have expressed regret at the
incident. that VIC do not intend to aban-
don our clear right Of detention and
search"
rhc Times says; count Won Bulow's
speech was much ado about nothing. His
language can hardly fail to produce IN
England feeling OF mingled surprise and
regret. One might have expected that
the ample assurances which the British
government have given. testifylng TO so
earnest a desire for the maintenance OF
friendly relations would have elected
some less stinted appreciation than was
bestowed by Count Won Bulow, II lud ed
the term appreciation can be applied to
the almost minatory tone In which ne
closed his speech. We feel bound to OBJ
serve that II may not be wise TO push too
Jar the practice Of exploiting nterna-
tional questions ana delicate character
even for the furtherance OF big navy
HIM.
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AOCAt..

General Robert e. Lees birthday appro-
priately celebrated.
Houston electric street railway wants
the city eniolned from enforcing an ordi-
nance.
Rabbi Barr stein has arrived In New
York en- route to Houston.
SUDDEN death OF Mrs. T.. W. Booth.
Members OF the Left Hand Fishing club
return IRON Wullsville.
Contracts let for work on the raw Levy
building.
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FIFTY -sIArn CONGRESS.

The sonate--The resolution nt Mr.. Allen
was called up; Hale made Boer
speech. spooner defended the admnistra-
ton; Allen defended the popullst party;
The resolution passed.
The House Pension Commissioner
Evans was under FIRE during discussion
Of the bill for pension appropriations.
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COMMERCIAL.

Prices foi spot cotton the highest OF Ihe
season; futures improved slightly, further
advance being prevented by realizing.
Wheat was firm. corn was steady. oats
not in domaud.
II. G, Dun & Co. say the business FOR
the new year is keeping pace with the
last; high prices are paid for wooden and
cotton goods.
pradstreet's says general trade and
prices as a whole maintain an even bal
Ance.
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TRANsVAAL.

The war office believes 1t will REQUIRE
several days to settle the fatc Of Lady
smith.
The Beers around Colenso withdrew
when the British approached.
The Boer trenches were sheled from
Spearman camp all day
General Butler will have nearly 1000
men for tho combined attack.
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The commission rules that the Santa Re
can not lease portion of its right OF
way to a grain man.
The railroad men will not discuss tue
Scent rate for publication,
The rate war has been declared on.
commencing February |.
Directors OF the Dallas and New Mexico
road met In Dallas.
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Marriages.
Mr., John f. Baker and Miss Maegie
Dare at Buffalo, January II.
Mr. Anton Waura and Miss Mary Meyer;
at Frelsburg. January o.
Mr.. Del Rice and Miss Millie shaffnsr
both OF Mllano; at Rockdale. Jenuary "a.
Mr. Lee Stock Of Bell county and Miss
Ceeile Lake; at Frelsburg, January l6.
MI W. W. Pope and Mrs. r. C. Wilder,
at Paris. January Is.
Mr. w. W. Bunch and Miss Lottie Davis;
at sherman, January rs.
hr. James Ellis and Miss Pearl Ar
mold &C Greenyille. Jansry II.
NJ Peter Bindel and Miss Mary Weskey
at Gainesville, January II.
M !. ~ Nelson and Miss Free Lanlsr
at sulphur Springs. January IS.
Mr, W. T. Averitt OF Mckinney and Miss
IDA Carpenter; at Weatherford. January
Mr.. Z. l. Erwin Of Baltimore and Miss
FANNIE Martin; at Terrell. January IL
mr. John Roper and Miss Maggie Houok /.
at Johnson City January A.
ar huins Hoffman and Miss Lena Ros-
NJ near caldwell, January II.
ar. D. a. Matsek and Miss Sophia po-
'anshy near Lyons, January 16.
Mf' K, /. Barnett and Miss Mary Ruck-
inen at Helena, January 49,
Mr' j. II, Brewer and Miss Kittis
Fiauseri at Tyler, January ls.
MI George Hearne and Miss Annie Uar.
rs rear Dodd City. January is
Mr Albert Weldv ana Miss Juanit.
Johnson at Denlson. January Is.
viii ni, COKE Galhraith and Miss Jessie
",iiiams; at Honey Grove. January IA.
Mr. l. O, web6 aud Mrs. Ida B. XII
llnger OF Fort kVorth. =. M
january II. 'H'''osa
Cow arthur Johnson and Miss Hattie
10Y at Paris, January II.
Nr ID. ID. Skipper and Miss Eula parry
VI mount sylvan; at Tyler, January II
ar. r. G, Block and Miss Annie Clonin-
ser; az Bonham. January 10.
ar. Henry Cough and Miss Annie sho,t
iese' al Bonham, January II.
Mt R II, Robinson OF Mexis and M,s.
Ns NJ slsrk az sherman, January "a
k,ss. ,.nail clearly ard Miss Eula Hsw-
"esi a. Denton. January IL
pit "a yoseph skaiicky and Miss France.
lrsH'cueoki AZ frelsburg. January II.
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FOREIGN.

The bubonic plague has made a fresh
outbreak in Honolulu.
The cargo of the Bundesrath has been
released and Germany appears to be sat.
ishtd with Great Britains answer but
warns England to be careful.
The Austrian cabinet has resigned.
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Forty Entail Cases.

Yokohama. January 10. via Ssp
cisco, January 19.--rhe plague r'''..
attract much attention only a fewsfs''
cases showing themselves from .s mSs
time. Tho whole number thus ial , sIn.
out the empire has been LOFTY
which forty have proved fstal. -
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MGovERN AFTER THE CON-
The New Champion Intends 70 ~

Busy.
That Terry McGovern believes ~ w,
all the money he can out OF inc Oa''.
before he becomes too old is elearls p, =
by the way in which his managsr' sam X
ris. is arranging matches fer nm i. Il
present time the little wonder ~ NJ Y. Y,
fights on his hands. on January y ~ MI
Jack Ward of Nswark for twenty Ut *
the Eureka Athletic club OF baitln W. Z III
he goes TO Chicago. where he pvses !, III Fl
Santry for six rounds at Tattersais y Id
ruary 1, and then goes back 70 ~ All,
Kid. and Joe Barnstein in tweny.h'''''
bouts al the Broadway Athletic CIV
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WASHINGTON.

Bill introduced to extend the customs
laws to Puerto Rico.
Grosyenor made sweeping denial OF
Lentz's charges concerning appointment
NJ Mormons
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OF sufTerers from yarieocele ana no. nv e''
wager n, 2s, 70. 20 and 81 Of n,sss,Ias.
which will be sent FREQ on sppns
Loss of Manly NiSo,.se y
Dr. Hathaway's method Of Mar.Inaass',,
condition which results from, oss ana rass.'
IN youth or excess N later Nls, Ok e,
unchecked results IN either p.raiysis sre'
S,nef b l0rm OF ,or nsA 81 death, hrtnss
positive. speedy, permanent eu,s yree
Consultation and Advice eous.''
DR.. Hathaway makes no charge =. b p,
ton o. advice, either OF his o,nes ons iot 4
and when a case IS taken ins nrofcsef
overs all cost Of medicine anu 4,
services n. o.
j. NEWTON HATHAwaSS, I.
pr. Hathaway e.s3be
10a y, Alamo Plaza,
Texas &
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Hunt county executive committee mas
adopted test for participation in pri-
marles.
The republican executive comRittee 10
TO meet at Waco today
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To Cure LIN Grippe in Two Days,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II It falls 10
cure u. W Groves signature Is on each
fox. % centA
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ALDRIDGE, Mrs. Amanda Hill, aged As;
at Nineola January II.
DURHAM, Mrs. Robert at Corsicana,
January II,
WILSON, Lee; at Allen, January IS.
FIELD, John, near Mckinney, January
Is.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

- ANPN''e 20 20 NV '9l.}
Washington January la-ToNas pen
Denison, IS, Joseph Arnold, Gainesville, So
The comptroller of the currency has APP
proved the application OF G, c. Hemming
G. w. Hemmug, r. b. Smith, T, E. aow
ers William tilgore 5. p Anderson and
c. H. Anderson for authority to organ ~
the First National bank Of saint Joe,
Texas, with a capital OF $4,000
The secretary OF treasury today mnilrd
TO the United states attorney at Beaumont
a check for $1,000 as payment for the pub
lie building site ut that place,
William ], Bryan was at the capitol to-
day and saw Il number Of the leaders oi
| his party at both SCI ate ANA house WINGS.
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VARICOCELE
and STRICTUM'
Dr. Hsthnway's Method 'n'
One which Brings ahcn'
tive and Permanent

Or, Hsthaways success IN we re
vaIinocele and structure Wituou' nii,
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49, III
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Hoods Pills cure liver lila the nonArri,,s...
only cstharfic 10 take With Foods S,,..ss.
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RELEASE OF THE CARGO
BuudeSratb Goods Are No Longer Held by
Great Britain.
4 SPIRITED DEBATE IN THE RtICHsTAC
Reading between the Lines shows
the Imperial Government VIII
submit 10 No Jndignitics.

Hamburg. January ia dispatch re-
ceiyed here from Durham, Natal, says the
Bundesraths cargo has been redeliyered
TO her agents and will be loaded. The
steamer expects to sail for Delagoa hay
Monday.
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TREATMENT OF THE
STRANGE WOMAN
An Indictment Not Alone
Against People Who Are
Christians.

The Woodburn Independent saws.
"A deplorable instance of the scarcity
OF helping hands was given in this city
last Thursday. A STRANGER woman, al.
ter brief period OF debauchery and
other depravities here, was placed on
the south bound train by the city mar.
shat while still under the influence OF
drink. She had no money and was sent
on toward hell Her former male com.
panions in Woodburn had deserted her.
and there was no haven of refuge mere.
The woman was about forty years OF
age, stepped in the dregs OF immortality,
yet withal she was a woman and doubt
less within her there was spark that
might have been blown TO a Christian
flame. II Christ had been here lie
would not have turned away or bounded
the marshal TO send her adrift upon
merciless waves, Where were His fol.
lowers2 It was prayer-meeting night;
all were too busy to care for the attempt
in the name Of God to lead this mis-.
guided woman in the ways of righteous
ness II was an extreme case, we adj
init, but Christ made no exceptions. We
believe that the soul OF that woman
could have been saved, but no effort
was made other than to rid the com.
munity OF q pest.
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OREGON HOPGROWERS
MEET AT WOODBURY.
Wednesday, JAMS Remember
Date and Prepare to Attend.

NJ. IL. Jones, of Brooks, president o
the Oregon Hop Growers Association,
has issued a circular letter to the stock.
holders Of the Association, calling their
attention TO the annual meeting to be
held in Woodbnrn, on Wednesday, Jau.
uary 9, 1901, at 10 a. m. A meeting Of
all the hop growers Of the state is called
for the same time and place ios the pu-.
pose OF discussing the needs of the grow.
ers and make plans for the future
marketing OF their products. The latest
move proposed is to place agents in
London and New York to sell whateyer
hops the Association may control.
The call Of President Jones for the
meeting is as follows:
"The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Oregon Hop Growers
Association will be held at Woodburn,
on Wednesday, January ., 1901, at 10
O'Clock a. m. GOu are earnestly request.
cd 90 be present, as questions OF great
Importance and the future interests OF
the Oregon hop grower will be up for
discussion and consideration, At this
meeting the annual election OF officers
will be- had and the report OF the
finances oi the Association will be read.
Tie funds on hand will be subject to
the instructions Of the stockholders.
III IL is impossible for you 20 be
present, please write to Jas. Winstan.
ley, Salem, who will send yon blank
proxies, which you can all out with
the name OF some stockholder who will
be- present; so that the whole OF the
stock can be reprd sented &C the annual
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IN ERSONAL NEWS
H. AND COMMENT

w. Faber, the Albany brewer, was il
the city today.
Squire Fsuar, the hop buyer wen
& north this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. S. Moore, went {,
Portland Friday evening
! John Krausse has returned from ,
Christmas visit in Eugene.
Alderman Peter Larsen returned from
a visit in Portland last evening
Mrs. Archie Crosby and daughter
have returned TO their home at The
Dalles.
Miss Constance Holland has returned
from Corvallis, where she spent the
holidays.
VIM. Murry Of Buttevlle, was at
Salem on business Friday, returning in
the evening.
, Ed, Lamport, A. N. Gilbert and j. y.
smith returned from u business trip in
Portland last evening.
Mrs. Mary Martin, of the asylum
force, has returned from visit with her
daughters in Portland.
Mrs. p. B. Strong returned from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Kinney,
in Astoria, this morning.
Mrs. P, j. Norgren and baby have re-.
turned from Turner, where they spent
Christmas with relatives
Miss Mabel Shupp and Miss Minnie
Christensen, OF Portland, are spending
the holidays with Salem friends.
Miss Ollie Larsen returned last even.
ing from Portland, where she has been
the past two months with relatives.
Mrs. Peter Bach and daughter went
to Portland this morning, where Miss
Bach is undergoing treatment for deaf. |
ness.
Howard and Bertha Ensminger, of
Fast Portland are visiting at the home
Of j. A. Bship, at l0uh and Chemeketa
streets.
Mr.. aud Mrs j. Il. Alexander, Of /
Lebanon, who spent Christmas with
heir son, Frank, returned home this
Miss Blanch Eoiwcll Of san Francisco,
who was here on three months visit
With Miss Clara Churchill, returned
ONE last night.
Mrs and Mrs, Robert Hoier oi Fair.
'iew, Idaho, came up on Albany local
ast evening 20 visit Mrs. Hofers aunt,
Miss Angie Mccullough.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. y. Halland Of Ritz.
lille, Wash started ior their home
friday, after an extended visit with her
PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Leabo.
j. L. Carter, superintendent OF the
tate Blind school, returned from The
)ales yesterday much improved in
ealth. Miss Carter will visit with
'ends few days longer before return
lg.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

W, G. r. 4.
Rev. II. L. Pratt will sneak ut the
regular O'Clock meeting at the w. @
7. I. hall. Al, are invited,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Second church of Christ Scien tist. ogo
Liberty street, services AT l0;3O n. m.
ana 1880 p. m. Sundays, and every Wed
nesday evening at Z $50 o'clock. Subject
OF lesson sermon christian Science
81. pAUL's CHURCH,
HOLY communion Z 80 a. m. morning
prayer and litrary l0:30 a, M. Sunday
school IL M ! evening prayer 1880 u. m.
In the morning DR.. Scovell will preach
on The Greatest in the Kingdom" and
IN the evening on "The divided heart. >
FIRST CHRISTIAN,
z. q. Powell, pastor services at 10 .30a.
m, regular subject, "Things Old and
New" and 80 D. M, sermon subject.
New Resolutions; :" Bible school at 70
m, with election Of officers for new wear
Christian Endeavor Consecration meet.
ing at 6;3O p. tn, led by the pastor.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Preaching at 10 80 AIN. and 7 80 pm.
morning subject, present Duty and
Future Possibilities evening subject.
The Wonderful Century" Special
music by an able quartetle and solos by
Clifford kantner. Sunday school at 10
m; Y. L. :, 9. h. at 6:30p. M.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ronald McKillop pastor. Topics
Hearing the Steppings of God" at 1880
Il. M. "Wisdom taught by the Multi.
tude of Years" or "'rhe story Of the Past
Century" at 1880 p. m. Sunday School
at IL M. Young Peoples Society at 80
p. m. The Ordinance OF Baptism at the
close OF the evening service.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
At II aud Chemeketa street, N. !
Shupp, pastor. Preaching services ut !
a. m. and $50, p. m. by Rev. +. Il. !
Culver, of Jefferson. Sunday school at |
10 m. Junior Y. p. A. ut 3, aud Y +. |
A. NJ 200 p. M. This congregation will |
juln the Central Congregational church |
IN a watch night meeting, seeing the |
old century go out and the new one |
come in, at the Central congregational |
church, Services to commence at 10 |
o.. m.
CENTRAL COSGREGATtoNAL
Corner ~ and Ferry streets, T. II.
Henderson, pastor. Preaching ut the |
usual hours tomorrow. Subject at / Il.
m, "What shall the twentieth Century
Bring TO mo2 And what shall | Bring To
Ihe Twentieth Century, At7:30 y. m.
he closing sermon of the series on "The
Progress made During the Nineteenth
Century" will be delivered On Mon.
lay night the Chemeketa Street Evan.
,elical chursh will unite with this church
n Watch meeting.
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New Years Danes.

uudef ihe auspices oi Profession
l.odae A. o. q. w. dance will be given
opler AMI Of tho u. OF n Invited aud all
others who wish Invitations call on A. J.
Ba-ey j. w. Wilson, n. \. Lacy, Frank
!. Whitman, Frank pavey or Rort
Marsh. - Il
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d HOTEL ARRIVALS, ~
Willamette

& w Foreman, Bucyrus, Ohio.
Ella Macy, Newburg.
Chas X Carey, Troy, New York.
z l. Dick, Portland.
sam ) Goldsmith, Portland.
X b Wilson, Portland.
Geo w Hubbard, Tustin, Cal.
A J Copner. Portland.
y l. Parrott, Roseburg.
w w lmrie, San Francisco.
a T Won Ertinger, Portland.
II IL Budiington, San Francisco.
Miss Amy Steel, Portland.
Misc May Steel, Portland.
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We are nov ready 10 receive proposals.
Tor supplies 10 no furnished to the Or
egOn State Reform School for the six
months, ending June 80, 1901. A iat
oi supplies, needed will he furnished
upon application.
LIZ. BiCKERS.
II 2s lut. superintendent.
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Your sunday Dinner

And the last one for this century
ought To be a good one can be had when
ordered at Strong's Restaurant.
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MARRIAGE, paper for 10 cents, with
addresses Of advertisers, ladies person
ais Inserted free. The Special Club,
box 23l, Salem, Oregon. l2.l6.Imos
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FOR RENT--Dwelling with hot and
cold water, and both. Also 2 room
house with barn, Call at 42f nizh
street. ~. Schroeder. l217u
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The Last For the centnrY

Tomorrow being the last Sunday in
this century dinner that yOu will ap-
preciate will be served at the st. Elmo
Restaurant.
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COW FOR sALE.--Good Cow, Jersey
and Durham stock, fresh soon. Call
ON y. y. longcor, near colOred church,
North Salem. 1929. 0t-
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FARM FOR SALE--2i7 acres with COOL
buildings aud fences, over hall under
cultivation, half mile west OF Kaiser
sChool'houae. Price aud terms reason.
able. Address y. A.. care JoUhNAL,
Salem IL Inns
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NEW YEARS DAY
FOOTBALL EXCURSION

90 see the great game between Salem
aud Portland on New Years day.
Tickets eau be had at Waters ciear
store. Meyers barber shop Wiprnt's
cigar store and Patton's aud hurghartt'a
bookstores.
lie al tho depot at 1sf5 Return,
leaving Portland at s;3j 500 ior lho
round trip, ~ 20 %
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WANTED-A boy or girl TO learn 4
trade. Inquire at JouHNAL office.
1911 n
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The cottape.

p G Power, Grand Rrpids, Mich.
g A Bell, Portland.
Il 5 Townsend, Portland.
Geo l. Steward, Dayton, Or.
Peter thinner, Mount Angel.
Adam Simpson, Silverton.
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Report Of ,he cond,,iop

or Tue Capital National Bank
at Saleln, Ia the State Of
Oregon, at the close of business,
December 10, 1900
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FOR SALE-A saddle horse, saddle and
bride. Broke TO drive. Apply 70
II Court 81. l2.l.tf
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AT-fhe old stand, with the best class
oil help the Mile barber shop IL again
prepared TO offer inducements 10 per-
manent patrons. Finest porcelain
baths and best all-around service, on.
posite Hotel Willamette. ~ 227 I'm
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FOR a COLD IN THE HEAD
Laxative Bromo-Ouinine Tablets
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT

ThrOugh lirst olass tOualst siooper lro.n
Pacific Coast weekly for Chicago. host0n.
New York, and other eastern points, via
Rio drando Western, liroAt Salt Lake
h0ntel Denver x Rio HrAnde, 4 Ria 4
aud illinois Central % Chicago, connect.
iag ia the UniOr Depot with Mi0hlgaa
Gentral's similar ear Tor polnts easl
for particulars call on Or address .ocal
Agents o.,
b. II faUaauLa.
Coml Aet. ~. Cent. AZ. Il =
s9u il2 Third e.. Portland 4
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FRENCH I.ESsONs.--tiiyen at homo
or % class In ANY part of city. Born
and educated ia France Lydia Rich,
y, street, halem. II q Il
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Gold framed medallions for Christina
presents. Elite Studio. Il2ltf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-29

TO RENT First class onion land. 10.
Gated 2ld miles northwest Of Brooks.
WM. II. EaAN,
~ z2S I'm Brooks, Ore.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-29

WANTED--A boy Of good address. and
must furnish reference, to work ia
store. Address JuuRNAL Office.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-29

Ty lie ElIie iof Christmas Fotoa.
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