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of her many floral tributes. The receiving
party consisted of Mrs DIR. John Kurtz.
Mrs DR.. Du Bose. Mrs. Simon Newcomb.
DR.. Aneita Newcomb MCGEE. l.. 5. A: Mrs
Frederic Supplee of Baltimore. Miss Mary
Stribling of West Virginia. Misses Harriet
Muncaster. Helen NoursC. Louise Cox
Julia Wood. Frances Ream. Edith Coyle
and Lottie Pdtten. After the tea the re-
cefving party and a number of Washington
and Baltimore young men stayed to enjoy
dance.
Miss Eugenia d. Borden will receive at
her home. 1tS22 Q street northwest Fridays.
January 26. and February =, 1900. from 3
to g.
Mrs. J. d. Terrili and Miss Terrill will be
at home tomorrow afternoon for the last
time this season
Miss Anna X. Chapman of 1923 Vermont
avenue will not be at home tomorrow. but
will receive with Mrs J. w Whitney l4e4
massachusetts, avenue. Wednesday.
Mrs. David H. Mercer, wife of Represen-
tatiVe Mercer. 1903 Roanoke street north
west, will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Poyd Taylor will he at home tomor-
row for the last time this month but viii
see her friends informally the first two
Tuesdays in February.
Miss Anna Heyl gave a domino birthday
party Friday evening at her home. TIA
Virginia avenue southwest. Many unique
and pleasing costumes Were represented b.:
her little friends among which We're Miss
Effie Burr as Liberty; Miss Ethel Ely as
Queen Of tn Night: Miss Elsie Bowers.
American beauty; Miss Clara Ely. Folly
Miss Bessie Hall jockey: Miss Hazel
Walker. Little Bb Peep: Miss Merle Walker,
Irish girl: Miss Grace Hall, Spanish peas
ant: Miss Katherine Carter. Little Bo Peep.
Miss Ella Burr. sailor boy: Miss Ella Muir
ray, tambourine girl: Master Frank Madi-
gan Irish gentleman; Master Hedge Muir
ray. sailor: Master Earl Archibald. Irish
lad: Master Robert Carter. Irish lad: Mas
ter Harry Helriegel, Uncle Sam: Master
Emory Hall. French courtier; Master
Arthur Leffingwell. Mexican vaquero; Mas
ter Elliot Green, Uncle Sam: Master Max
Pearson. court jester The hostess was the
recipient of many beautiful presents. After
participating in several parlor games the
Little folks unmaSked and Were entertained
at an elaborate supper in the dining room.
which mad been beautifully decorated for
the occasion.
The congressional ladies, including Mrs.
Bremen Mrs. briggs. Mrs. Cowherd. Mrs.
overStreet. Mrs Caldwell. Miss Caldwell,
Mrs. Barham and Miss Barham. will re
ceive at tn" Ebbitt tomorrow
Miss Allen. daughter OF Representative
Allen of Maine. will be at home the first
and third Mondays in February. from = IL
/, at 41S Stanton place.
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ID X Peyton; ]. X. Hutton. Akron. Ohio:
q: w. Davenport, Toledo, Ohio
Niliard-N. =. Tindal Detroit Mich G
\. keyes. New Haven. Conn: + W. RraN
Norioik. Va; {. II. Sweeney Florida: 4;
son. Camden. y J.
EDhitt-H. W. Small. New York; A a
BHiiard, j \. Rsardon. Boston; W, m Al
Wi, Wi, Dallas. Texas; e. {. Philbrick. o.
hlchmond-C. Parker. jr. Newark. y i
Nm. Patterson. New York - .
81. James-H. Morrison. Norfolk. Va
Lakewood. y J.. w p. Taylor Hnst,,,,. m
X. Wade Ohio: T. G. Miller Portland. NJ. .
n T. Rodgers. New Hampshire: IA q.
treason. Vermont: Il. J. Bennett t'bf,ar,
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In NeuOri.m.

CRAIG. In loving remembrance Of dear
mother. MARTHA CRAIG. who departed this
life one year today. January -. 1889.
\ precious from has
\ voice loved il stillrd.
\ place is vacant in home
Which be nlled.
By HER CHILDREN.
h ii FMA\. In loving remembrance Of GERTRt DE-
KAUFMAN. noble wifi. and devoted moth -
who home 10 God January 81. lSsg.
Bl HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
To the sacred memory f my dear Aunt GEETlE.
who died January 81. lSFl.
By her lnvip: niece
JoSEPIiA KAUFMAN
I1,EINkEItT In loving remembrance. ~ our d-ar
daughter. CLARA MAY II.EINKEHT. who iteS
year ago today. January %, lS:Ta.
Day Icy day her fade
And slowly link away.
Yet in hearts often prayed
That >h" might longer stay.
Farewell dear child. thou rest.
And snail forever he:
You could not stay on earth with us.
But q thee
BY HER PARENTS.
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DIED.

BEAN At his residence. 4lo II street. Safuriav
January ~. l"". at $50 an, HoRERT. The
. father Of Emma, Carrie. Sarah and Lille Bean
Funeral from Third Baptist Church TUESDAY Jan
uaty >" at : och * p m.
Becker. nn sunday. January II. 1900. MARTHA
aged Seventv-ive years
uneral from her late residence. NJ. lois south
carolina avenue southeast. Tuesday January
~. AT II O'Clock am. Friends Invited inIar
m"nt At Prospect AIN cemetery
ELAINE In CnrImha. Pa on January ~. 1aon
s miLI T>i p BE Ei.tH S"y@4 >n IF 'enE~
vatia. now II Wash'rsI"u. II. q.
CATE. on SUNDAY. January Il Isnn. a. 90,
seven years and eight months
Funeral from Jhe residence II his son in Law W
IL Patterson. l45n street northwest. Wed
ne>day, january -. AT O'clock pm. i.la-
ives and friends invited without further no
ttc" Interment private. New York and Boz
ton papers please copy.
CHAPMAN. ou saturday January 20 lauo, AZ
&:l' pm. EDITH ELLIOT. wfc 81 " >tanarI
chapman. yhungrSr daughter If IoSrphiia and
- III" late John NJ. Elliot. aged twenty seven.
Funeral Monday Afternoon at @::o clock from
ln5 Maryland av-nu" northeast.
crERAN. On sunday. L.nuary 2I 1aoo. at -,
an; MAEGAEEf CUREAN. beloved wifc 4
Funeral TUESDAY. IaLuary - at $50 am. from
m. r'~i'iea"" Of her son in law. william Carl.',
232> l. >ts',t northwest.
HoBlS. On Monday. January 80. 19n0. at I am
MAMIE G. beloved daughter Mamie ani
Willard +. Hobbs.
\utice Of funeral in Tue ,d.y's star -
HI NE. on Friday. January 10. 1870 AT UriIu"
chihuahua, Mrxc". hloIPIrS PICKRELI.
son Of the late Thomas l.. Hume Of this city
kRbt 81. Ou Saiuriay. January % 1891. AZ 3D.
pm. VIRGINIA hltPl 81. beloved wife e
capt J. Edwin hr"uSe, in the sixty eighth year
Of her aC..
Funeral from her late residence No o457 street
northwest. Tn, Sday. ia EuIry -. 3 a'rlp,Hs
pm. Frielis aud relatives invited Ia attend.
LYNCH. I'm Tuesday. January 10. $500. Platt~-
hurgh barracks rlattshuI gh. Y. Y. If heart
failure. MONA SHERIDAN. daughter IF Lieut.
{ James 4. Lynch. 18th I. = Infantry aged
three years. nine months and thirteen days.
STECHER. On Sunday. January n. 1890. at I 10
O'Clock pm. NELLIE beloved wife Of Frank
]. Sterher. in her twenty fifth year.
Funeral from her late residence. l3S u street
northeast. On "Wednesday January "a. SD
O'clock am. thence ST. Jnsaph's Church.
where requiem mass will le said for the reIpnsr
of her soul. Friends and relatives invited
attend. 80
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The funeral Of the late DR.. A. H. Wilmer
assistant superintendent Of the Government
Hospital for tn" Insane. took place ye~tnr-
day afternoon. After prayer at the hnnSa
by Key. Dr. Sunde rlani services were CON
Quoted at ST. Johns Episcopal Church by
Key Or. Alexander Mackay-Smith. assist
ed 10y Rev. William c. Davenport Their.
was large attendance Of tn. pe,,s,,,, .
friends Of III" deceased. The intermcnt
're,k cemetery
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Society generally will be well represented
next Friday afternoon at the Columbia
Theater on the occasion Of the Joint read
ing Of Mr.. F. HopkirSon Smith and Mr.
lhoS. Nelson Page for the benefit of tha
Arl students League. The Secretary oT
state Mrs. Westinghouse and Mr. T.
+ rancis Riggs are among those who have
subscribed for the boxes
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service memorial To the late Father
NcGiynn was held yesterday morning At
the Peoples Church, in the Typographfcal
Temple. Addresses were made by Roy Al
sAaha'r Kent. the pastor of the church and
dpnS.
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Jdydr> ENp"ctomnt isn't recommended t., ,.,rr.
EYER, thing: bur il DOES cure BrnnrhiiiS Whom,
iuG Cough and Group '
An aIl-ruind remedy FOR LING and 1-br.,, iii
JAlNE'S ENPE, TORANT
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

Inc demand Tor GOOD Speakers.
Saturday Evening Post.
One reason that the present is grea
time for the orator is the fact that NOR,
people can appreciate good English ant
eloquent sentences. Indeed the supply
is not keeping up with the demand.
Recently the writer spent AN evening
with one OF the most eloquent men IN
the United States. On his desk were
letters by the dozen asking him to speak
In six different states in the same week
the occasion being banquets and ami.
yersaries, and there were kilograms from
three OF the principle cities Of the ooun-
try begging him to accept Invitations to
important functions. In one case letters
aud telegams had poured in upon him
for full week, aud two delegations from
the same organization had come several
hundred miles TO get him to be their
orator.
la u few months the orators will be
doing their best all over the country.
speechmaking Is the show part Of the
campaign. Every party man who has
the gift OF saying things well aud holding
the attention OF crowd is asked to par.
ticipate. The opportunities are abund'
ant and attractive, and nearly all Of onr
public men began in that way. Il ist
real American school OF eloquence. and
il has some OF the best graduates tho
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capita from 1851 10 1861, they we're
5000 and for the year 1894, s60s. "In
word, y he adds, "the per capita ex-
pense Of the national government in
1894 was nearly six times az great as {
was IN 1920, and nearly three times re-
great M II was In the decade before our
great civil war" The per capita ex-
penditures Of the State OF New York in
1880 we're tl.30, thirty years later they
were sl.s9, In 1890 they we're t2.l5, and
"in 1897 the estimated per capita ex-
penditure reached the alarming amount
OF N95." That is 10 say, the combined
expenditures OF the state aud national
governments gave n rate az high a. that
prevailing in France before the outbreak
Of the Revolution. "The tendency 20
increase, " says Mr.. Roberts, comment.
ing on these figures, sis persistent one.
In 1881 the amount expended by the
state was i0,s7s, s,2l4.60; In 1884, tlO,.
479,5l73l IN 1887, tl4,30i, ,l02.4s; in
1890, tl3,076, ,S0l.S6; In 1903, ti7,307,-
$685. and in 1890, $4,000, ,O22.47."
Comm to municipal expenditures,
where the hand Of the prodigal has been
most lavish, Mr. Roberts says that be-
tween 1860 and 1880 the municipal debts
oi our Union increase from fl0O, 100000
10 t6s2 900, 900, and In fifteen cities, be-.
ieyed 10 represent the average, the In
crease IN taxation was 1922 per cent.
while tho Increase In taxable valuation
was but 1869 per cent. and Of popula-
ion but 70 per cent. In the year 1860
he dlrec. taxes for state, county, town,
md city purposes In New York we're
400 per capita, In 1880 II was $500,
md In 1896 II had reached tlO.i3, an In.
rease In thirty.six years Of 2l3 per
ent."
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world has ever known. VI course tne
simple experience on the stump oreeus
extravagance Of statement and manner,
but these things are generally smoothed
down u the man gets into public liie'
There is whore congress becomes q
post graduate school. 1t ispften called
the graveyard Of village regulations, but
more than that it is The fortune or hnith
Of local eloquence. II the orator can
combine the force and common sense OF
his district with the higher demands oi
the national forum, lie will soon take
his place among the few men who are
honored for their balance as well as Tor
their brilliancy. The criterion of oratory
is the result. "a good speech is a good
thing" aaid o'Connell, "but the verdict
is the thing"
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INTENTION. cITIzENs /

DO not forget that before
you can cast a vote at the COM
ing state and presidential elec.
tons your name must be on
the register. The time is now
on tohaseyour name put there.
If not registered before May
IS, you cannot vote. You can
register before any notary
public or justice Of the peace
rec OF cost, or at the court
house in the county clerks Of
flee. Do not neglect to reg
iSter.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

The levles Of Oregon counties are re
ported AZ follows;
Gillian, Ai Malheur, 81 $40
Wheeler, 25 Union. "a; Clatsop, s3JS
sherman, 2ejS; wallowa, ~ 3.iOi Coos
2s; Baker, 80 S.iOi Grant, 81 6S.iOOl
Harney, 90 Tillamook, 81; Clackamas,
2si Curry, 81 i-20; Columbia, rs Jack.
son, 20; Josephine, 97J6i klamath, 20
lincoln, ~ $40; Washington, "a Lane,
23lt wasco, % Crook 20 $40; Una,
tllla, isi Benton, 22 55.loO; Douglas,
22; Marion, 22jE Multnomah, 2i7I0;
Polk, 2i Morrow, 2ai Yamhill, IS 40
Linn, lAjE.
By those figures Il is shown that the
iax levy for Marion is below the average
OF the leviea for the counties Of the
state.
Coos county, Popullst county II We
are rightly informed, has a 2s.mill levy,
ora'S mills higher levy than Lane,
From New York State Official ON
Excessive Taxation, by Franklin Smith
IN Apple.on'a Popular Science Monthly
Tor April, We take the following
"The truth Of history" he says, refer.
ring 10 the thirty-six new Offices aud
commissions created since 1870, "com.
pels the statement that Il looks ~ n
many Of these creations we're made no
so'much 10 satisiy public want ~ To
relieve political situation" That ia 10
say, they weru designed 10 provide
npolls for the Unsuitable nav Of politl.
clnns. One Of the most nagrani en-. I
amples Of this popular method Of for.
wardins The benetocnt work u civliEa.
tion and fastening the dawn Of the
millennium Il the State Board Of Media.
tion aud Arbitration, cruatcd ia 1856.
Up 70 the present year Il has cost the
Taxpayers tle6. .ssa.b7, For this expcndi.
ture little can be shown but shelf full
Of reports seldom read, aud a pigeon hole
Of youchoss Tor ealarles never earned.
With one O. the iormer memboru u this
beard. who served thirteen years aud
received 900 for his able services, |
am personally acquainted, OF my own
knowledge, Y can say that Tor nearly
three years Al least bic duties ~ CON.
mover intericred perccplibly
with his duties ~ editor. That most Of
the other oihces and commissions ara
squAlls WORTHLESS there can be mo- doubt.
AltogelheF thsy hays cost the state tho
startling sum Of tSl ,70s, sya -, and are ,
InaeAapk Ne bnlaie baulaAs Al tho !,
rAts Of moFe than sl,Ooo.OOo year.
Ihe reckless expenditure Of pnbllc
noney In the unitsi States has not !
been conhned 10 any pagileolar political I
ilYiaiou nor 10 any particular geosraphl. .
al secsion. The natonal, state, aud /.
municipal governments have soome,l IA
de rith one another h The plauder oi
he ssxpayer. from The North, the
'oqfh, lhe East, and the West have 4
ons the same complaints of excessive 3
'ueAens, hnt nearcs are needed 10 glve ,
hos Statements she yividasss u reality !.
'eeipning with nationel expenditures.
IL Roberts says that during the decade 8
'ea, is9o 10 1850 they were ti.0l prf q
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To Cure n Cold In ono Day
'lake laxative Ilromo Quinino 1hblsla. All
dnlKHiatn feiund the money ifit fails 10 cure.
y, W. orOve's signature Il on each boz. 40.
TnR REcoRp oF M.nRlprlsm.

|
In 1894 there was revolt in the Re
publican party aud new deal ordered
A reform platform was adopted and Al
entire new board Of state officials pui
In Office ona program that was se
vero rebuke 10 o6leialism, and II Is sup
posed thatthe Mcbride dynasty was safe.
ly thrown out Of the state house not u
return.
When the legislature assembled TIA,
Mcbride regime from the retirement oI
lis sickbed, and directed by Senator
Mitchell and Representative Hermann,
started a revolution among the utasscs
OF the Republicans Of Marion county,
10 prevent the election Of Senator Dolph,
butin reality TO capture the seat for Me.
Bride. The managers flooded the county
With petitions againstDolph 'srelurn aud
united the Silver elements in tho losis.
lature against him,
The same msnagers who are now To
tho front rs Mcbride men we're osten.
sibly supporting tho caucus nominee,
but only for the purpose of stealing the
office for the Idol oioficlalism who room.
cd In the state house six months after lac
was voted out Of onioe with all tho
"sanetroid" Of perpetual ofhoc.holdcr
With a llie.cn,all on the treasury.
lia managers look the construction Of
TIE appropriation bin out OF the hands
OF the house and had Mr., Mcbride draft
u Toe them, In which he rewarded his
boodlcrs and strikers, The reform ele-
ahcnta OF The house cut down the bill
until the state revenue raised in lSo6. |
1897 vas lees than il had bcon ior any |
two years since isSs. For ihese two
years il MAS si,0li,als.Tl, whereas ior
ihe single year Of ios Il Was n,isl, |
'ia bl-lhai was MeBrldeisn, In la
slightest ao~sr of i,s glory.
That he stole tho scualorship while
'rs'snding 10 bO Ior nolph and paid for
he goo'ls BY having his heuchmen turn
''eF 10 him the making oi the approprl.
's'on eill--lor which Ike Patterson and
Joe wFish, presented him with gold
can be no donbt. That
hess political grand larcenis,s wee able
o dnpe aud deceive some Of the besi
aen Ia The s,a,e~.o say nothing Of
Ioass. memeers Of tho legislature
oes without saylng. Tha, they can
teal The .sna,oFship a second time by
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prostituting the party and the legisla.
ture TO their personal enterprises no one
believes. OF course, thy will seek a
following in the coming election that
will keep alive their graft on the public
treasury. DO they deserve any assis.
lance on this line2
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Cary sun.hlne With You.

A bright fresh face IL always In
splrlus, aud IL always denotes good
health as we'll as happy heart.
Many faces that were once overcast
with gloom have been made bright
and sunny by Hoods Sarsparllla
which curas all dyspeptfc symptoms,
strengthens the nerves and tones up
and invlgorates the whole system.
Constipation is cured by Hoods
Pills, the non irritating cathartlc
Sold by all druggists. /
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Peace Declare.

Why devote all your time reading
the Boer War and the Gold Fields o
Alaskan There are other matters o.
vital importance; you may make triT
East, and will want 10 know how tC
travel. In order to have the best ser.
vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ry.
between st. Paul and Chicago. Fol
rates and other information, write Jas.
A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore.
gOn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

What he county chairman a. his
lawyer paid by the county. to push his
ease tn The Supreme court as delinquent
'sN collector Tor Marion county, aud a
n'aa on the county sour, 10 stand up Tor
h. elal@ a, iiieen pr cen. on tour
YEAR,, our stakeholder Bingham Won 4
doa thisg 10 The eoae,v treasury. And
~ he has the sail 90 call sach gratis a.
ths legitimate law pracslec, aisI .ar
criticisms Interference with his private
and professional business. He should he
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SOUTH AND EASl
Southern Pacific Co,
HE SHASTA ROUTE
Trains haSe Snlem for Portland and No.;
stations ut ~ A. III. and Am :, ~ way

Pullman and Tourists cars on 6otS
trains; Chair cars Sacramento to Opdsn
and FL Paso, and tourist cars TO ChiesSo
st. Louis, New Orleans and Washington
Connecting at San Frandisco with nav
eral steamship lines for Honolnjr
Japan, China, Philippines, Central sn5
South America. '"'
See Mr.. W. w. Skinner agent at ssIe;.
Station, or address ''0'A
O. II. MARKHAM, G. r. A.
Portland, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

There is general regret over the defeat
Of Prof. Crawford for the nomination for
school superintendent. But geographic
cal considerations threw that office and
assessor 10 other parts Of the county, as
the big offices had just been given to
Salem. The successful man is Eph.
Moore, Of silverton, a splendid specimen
Of country schoolmaster--a seli-made
man--and the opposition will have to
hunt some to find more popular candl-
date.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

DR.. Bulls Cough syrup Cures Any
case Of bronchitis, lung affection and
grippe. Physicians prescribe this rem.
edy, and druggists recommend IL; be-
cause IL never fails 10 cure, and costs
but 25 cents q bottle.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

DO the people need any better ey
dence that the Bingham push got III
work in on the convention than the fac
that the resolutions committee did not
make a report. that there is no commen.
dation Of the good work done in some
Offices for economy, no condemnation oI
the bad work in others2 That they did
not denounce the fee-grabblng, or the
ballot frauds, or the excessive high tax.
ation2 The convention was muzzled at
the behest Of the soilsmen. But, OF
course, in a presidential year the people
will be asked TO swallow anything.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

To secure the original witch hazel
snlve, ask for DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Snlye, we'll known M certain cure for
piles aud skin diseases. Beware OF
worthless counterfeits. They are dan.
gerouH. Stones Drug Stores.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

retired from all connection with public
affairs and he has been whenever the
people haye been given a chance to pass
ON him
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

The convention was at heart for three
things; Til Ford for presidential
elector, Catch for congress, and anti
Mcbride for senator. No man got on
the legislative ticket openly avowing
himself to be for the return Of Mcbride
10 the senate. Lafollot, avowedly for
Mcbride was defeated. smithy is really
for John ". Mitchell.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

Albany Democrat: We suppose there
are two sides TO the Puerto Rican qUes-
tion, but the Republicans in Congress
are on one side and the whole Amer.
lean people are on the other.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

Lewis Ackerman, Goshen, Ind, saws,
"DeWitts Little Early Risers always
bring certain relief, cure my headache
and never gripe. They gently cleanse
and inyigorate the bowels and liver.
Stones Drug Stones.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

i've go, hifis touch OF indigestion !,
says one man. Another Says ms,
stomach feels a hitls out OF sorts - I,
s Just such little things which n nes'
leeted niean the total loss OF health
The one medicine for disorders aud
diseases OF the stomach and organs M
digestion and nutrition Is Dr. herce's
Voldcn Medical Discovery. ID incrras.s
the activity OF the whole digestive ami
nu'iuNe system, clears away obStr,,,'
Tons, stops the loss the body sustains h,
endlges.ed or partly digested food. nun.
nes The blood from the poisons rrs,,l,;ns
nom imperfect digestion, and incress,.s
lhe secretons Of the hlood makins,
glands Golden Medical Discovrrs
has a wonderful record OF eures M =
called hopeless cascs.
AZ rhos 4 RVdasip. u Hsnrx. liu,,,,n -.
y tANt ~Auer haNine SaiIefe1 fS,.,s Il. -,Nt- ~
~ - hfSi aud at the troables as,ia IN,
,NNn a eentiitioa NJ oscr tWVatv se.f. .rt h..e
~ Nslekvd nay system Uilh ao.sis III mr,ii,i..
.s-s sNsN sNe,eole soarcs, anA beins oels
~, eSneh.ed thereby appiisd 10 S,ss,,
ns.tse'i9n ~ uyatmsnt Noa sis,srte.i -. ~
,Ats Sos,ife u nE, neFcs Golden Ai,,,',s w ~ "
NteiN whiSh am NV doinr Ahe,s.se ~.
ANe 70 1fetN iolloN directior,s 1 49, f,t
Ae,e -NtAHl eeueal fton the NV hlilss 49,.
s.'s, sS ~ 'af thAn NON al tAs oshss rrrseiiss
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

NJ. y. Smith, ButterDut. Mich, saws,
"DeWitts Little Early Rsers are the
very best pills | ever used for costive-
ness, liver and bowel tronbles." Stones
Drug Stores.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-30

Citizens chairman Amos Strong Of
this city is unqualiiedly for mixed
ticket from county judge down. He
wants no Democratic county ticket from
county judge down, and fayors endors-
ing Republicans who are free from the
push and have a record for the people