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STEAMBOATS.
STEAMBOATS,.
-~--~7~-~~-~~---~~~~e-~~N~
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

Every day in the year for Norfolk. New
port News, and all points South. by the
superb. powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News Norfolk and Wash.
ineton,' on the following schedule:
Ly. Washington. $50 pm Lv Portsmouth S. 90 pm
Lv. Alexandria. 700 pm Lv. Norfolk. -. S. Is pm
Ar. TT aonroe- 700 am Ly. Fl Monroe. g IS pm
Ar Norfolk -. 500 am Ar. Alexandria. Is 80 am
Ar portsmouth.sl5 am Ar. Washington. 100 am
Tickets On sale AT ST Penn. ave-, B, and
U ticket office, 6l9 Penn. ave-, and corner
- 18th ST. and n. Y. ave-, C. & o. ticket Of
hees, at 5lS Penn. ave, and 600 18th st. !;
s A. l.. ticket office, 1884 N. Y. ave, and
- on board steamers
A1for further information apply at gen.
orai offices, 9TH ST. wharf, WASH d. c.
- Phone, $50.
no2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager.
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FOR RENT-Tery handsome. nearly new small
cottage at railroad station; convenient to the
city; large grounds; splendid water; to per-
manent tenant s. per month: references. GEORGE
B. STEWART, SesbTook, Nd. mylGg
FOR RENT-Large double house and acres Of
land; 18th St and Benning Road; $50 En-
.qlrire within. apSp err
FOR RENT-Five-room cottage: 10 acres; good
gE,en land: miles from city. out Bright
woct ave: near Sligo Nd; rent TO good tenant;
80 per month Apply to 100 10Th St NV
apzs-St,em
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FOR RENT-Rooms in building. e3s St rw.
cheap rent Apply to " J. DANTE, Hutch
ms Bldg. 10th and d SIS. ap22Gi
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Transatlantic Mails.

Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver,
close here daily at 6:35 p. m, up to May l. in
elusive for despatch per $. 5. Empress of China.
Registered mail must be directed ''yia vancou-
YER" (Ol
IPPIt,E ISLANDS, - via San francisco. close here
daily at 5:$5 p. m, up to May o, inclusive. for
despatch per Copte tol
Mails for CHINA JAPAN aud PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS," via Tacoma, close here daily at 6:Sj
p M. up to May g. inclusive, for despatch per
$ 5 Danyvostock. (O)
Mails for SOCIETY ISLANDS. viz san Fran
cisco, close here daily at G:35 p. m, up to Nay
H. inclusive, for despatch per ship Gaiiee (ol
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia).
NEW ZEALAND. HAWAII, FIJI, and SAMOAN
ISLANDS, via San Francisco close here daily at
6.35 D. m after April IS and up to May II.
Mails for CHINA. JAPAN, HAWAII, ard PHIL.
IPPINE ISLANDS, via San Francisco close here
daily at g35 p. M. NJ to May Il. inclusive. Tor
despatch per :. :. America MAru. To-
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. and PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS, via Seattle close here daily ar G.3j
p. M. up to May II. inclusive. for despatch per
5. :. Tosa MART (ol Registered letters must be
directed Via Seattle.
Mails for HAWAII, VIA San Francisco. close her.
daily At rs p. M, up TO May p, inclusive. for
dispatch Per : :. Australia. TOY
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia
which goes via Europe, and New Zealand. which
goes via San Frlncsco), HAWAII. aud FIJI ISL
ANDS via Vancouver, close here daily at 6:3j
p m. up to May %, inclusive, for despatch per
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded to
Sew York. foI correction with European steamers
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS {Alilitar- MaiD, de-
spatehed to san Francisco at all Closes for that
office 10 connect with Government transports, the
sailinss OF which irregular.
OBJ Registered mails close at go p. M. same
hay.
% Registered mails close at 500 p. m. slrHe
day.
Id Registered mails close at 500 a. m. same
dly.
yicus Saturday.
% Registered mails close at 100 p. m. pre-
ei0ts day.
G) Registered mails close at 1900 p m pre-
viots day.
(k) Registered re- close at 500 p m. pre-,
vious day
fo) Rrgistere' lose at 6:o0 Z. m. pre-
vioGs day. .-.s..s.---- ----+-------
JOHN A. MERRITT, Postn,lst ter.
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Three-roon dwelling in suburb, com
p!etely furnished for housekeeping. including
piano; two blocks of electric line: very cheap to
careful party Address BOX 552, this office.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

:
MANTED-A smiths helper with some experience
on wagons and carriages. 1877 ith st. nv.
myl-3t
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WANTED-A neat white girl for general house
work; must stay at nights: good home for
the right party; bring refs. MRS. \. MORGAN,
i04 s. Can st Item
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NANTED-A colored woman for horsework'
leave city at 10 today. a12 II st. NV.
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NANTED-A smart white girl 10 assist al !unch
stand in a market: not oyei % years, and also
live with a lady who is alone and wash Tor
one. Call at 22l2 ST. NV; references
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wANTED-A girl for ladies' Tailoring; must be
good hand sewer II. sCHW*tB, 1873 St
NV IL
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WANTEDAGirl for general housework; no coax
ing; good wages; must have ref. lbs 9th st.
NV Item
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WANTED-Three girls. plain cook. ohsmber'naid.
and laundress: up northwest; nice people
Fnc1ire 935 sIS ST sw Item
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wANrED-rARms.

WANTED Farm near city. with .rui, tr,5s n,
n'ee easy lot. T. A. I.ari., Pagias, i,,tg.
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wANTED-Cirl for general houscwork. 1888
Il
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WANIED-Good chambcrmaid fOr b0ardins- hou9e.
Apply at once 1902 II ST. NV. Item
MANTED-Neat girl: general housework; good
wages; chambermlid. waitress, nurse; also
country girl and boy. 1913 n. Y. ave. Item
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ANTED-By an accountant, work 10 10 even
inss; books oneaed, balanced. closed. and Kept
IN order. Address BON 5iS, this office. II
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WANTED-An apprentice for dreSsmaking; small
wages paid. MRS. MALiBN, 1873 9th st. NV.
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WANTED-Inm experienced waist
har.s Apply 696 ST. nv; third floor front
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WANTED Thoroughly competent girl for general
iicusework; two in family; references. Hns
9Th ST NV. 1t
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NANTED-Two pantry girls. SO per week &c, each G.
and board; also cashier for cafe. bAnfNEN
SIS 18TH q NV AZ
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NANTED-Cook and ehambermaid. nurse Game
house,. Waitress. cafe cook. waiter; good
wages. Enquire 1913 y. y. ave. 1t
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wAN1ED-Young girl to help On vests. 4s2 iii
ST. NV, Room S. myl-2t
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WANTED-Thrce first-elass pantaloon makers.
ROOM 81, Central Bldg, 9th and Pa ave, NV.
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@ANTED-By reliable man. grub stake 10
Cape Nome; references given. Addscs, BOX
52G, this Office. myI2t
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WANTED Halfgrown girl 10 assist With house
work u Grant Place. 1t
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Eon RENT-oFFICEs.

JOHN A. MERRITT, roslmls Ter.
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FOR RENr-Furnished rooms. his New York
ave my myl-3t
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
ZGODA.

odpowied.iai starssy.
- To TAXI rzekf Gavroche.- A to
wielka rzecz! Dlatego pfakac2 To dopiero
gspie!- l Z nina wyzszosci i powagi troche
sEyderskiej, Z kt6ra miessal sic wyraz iagod-
nej protekcji, dodaf gfosem nieco rozcsulo.
nym:- Chodzcie re NINA, smarkacse.
= TAX, panic, odpowiedsiai starszy.
l possfy IA MIN jak Ia arcybiskupem.
Przestafy tea plakac. Gavroche poprowadsil
ich utica sw. Antoniego W kierunku Basty lii.
Idac rzucil ma sklep balwierza spojrzenie
gniewne i oburzone.
- Niema serca Ia ryba!-mruknsl.
Przechodssca dsiewczyna ujrsawszy ich
tax idacych ieden Ia drugim 3 Gavrochem
ma csele, rozsmiaia sic giosno. Ten usmiech
ubliaal g~romadxie.
Dzieh dobry, Panno Omnibus ,-r1ekl
do niej Gavroche.- Ia chwile prxypomniai
sobie frysiera. i dodai:- Myls sic, to ME ry-
ba ale waE. P6jde do slusarza i kazs CT do.
robic dswonek do ogona, fryEjerze.
Ten ftysjer uczynil 60 sklonnym do IA.
czepek. Prseskakujac rynsztok, przem6wil
do odzwiernej, trzymajscej rsku miotis,
majacei brods i godnej tego, by ja spotkal
Faust mad Brockenem.
- PAM, -rsekl do niej, wychodsi
re swoim koniem.- 1 m6wiac to obryzgai
blotem lakierowane buty przechodnia.
- Hultaju! - zawolal przechodzie6 z
wsciekloscis.
Gavroche podni6sl nos ponad szalem.
- Pan sic skarzy.
Ma ciebiel - odpowiedziai prIecho.
- Biuro samkniete, - rzekl Gavroche,
- ME przyimujs ius skarg.
Idsc dalej spostrzegl pod brama aeb.
raczke trzynasto lub czternastoletnia, Ezieb.
Meta i tax krotko ubrana, &c widaG bylo jej
kolana. Mafa Eaczynala juz bye Ia w1elka
ma take ubranie. Wzrost plata nieraz take
fgle. Sp6dniczka stale sic Ia krotka W
chwili, kiedy nagosc stale sic nieskromua.
- Biedna dziewczynal- rzekl Gavro.
che Me ma nawet spodni. Masz choc to.
1 zdeimuiac ciepis welns, kt6ra ~otaczaia
jego ssyje, rzucif ja ma chude j sine ramona
aebraclki, cache neg zamienil sic ma sal.
Malta popatrzaia ma niego re zdziwieniem j
milczac szal przyjsfa. w pewnym stopniu
nedzy ubogi, oslupialy. ME skarfy sic jua ma
a}e i ME dziekuje ia dobre.
Zrobivszy to.
- Brrrl - rzekf Gavroche, drzac bar
dziej cd sw. Marcina, kt6ry prEynajmniej
pofowe plaszcza zachowaf Ola siebie. Pc tenn
brrr! ulewa podwoiia swa wscieklosc.- A
to co2-zawolal Gavroche, COT to znaczy2
Znowu deszcz! Dobry BoEe, jeieli tax be.
die dalej, upadam do n6g.- l poszedf da.
lei To mic, rzekl znowu,- r~zucajac o.
klein n zebracEke, kt6ra sic tulila pod sza
lem, ale ia, to ma przynajmniej lznakomita
tupinke. l spojrIawszy ma chmurs dodal:-
Ziapany.
Dwoje dzieci szfo IA MIN.
Kiedy przechodzili kolo gesto zakrato.
wanei wystawy iednepo re sklep6W pieka.
laznemi kratami, Gavroche sic odwr6cil:
= A no, bsbny, czysmy Jedi obiad2
Panie,-odpowiedziaf starszy, - ME
jedlismy mic cd ana.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
ssukalidmy.,kolo sfupk6w, ale mic ME moae.

m,-Iz 66VrOcne.- f6y Ella.
dajs wssystko.- Pc chwili milcsenia ode.
zyciodawc6w. Me wiemy cosmy : mimi FRO.
bill. TAX bye ME powinno, chlopcyl To lie
Jest, tax zapodziewaG starych ludzi. A no!
Trzeba jednak jesc.
Zreszta ME pytal ich o mic. Byli bez
miesskania, coz mad to prostszego2 Starszy Z
dw6ch chlopcow odzyskal juz prawie supef.
ME swobode dxiecinna j sawolal:
To divine jednak. Mama prsecie
powiedziafa nam, &c zaprowadzi mas W kwiet-
na niedsiele Pc swiecony bukszpan.
- Ia, ia, tai
Mama m6wil dalej starssy, Jest
to PAM, kt6ra mieszka Z mamselle Miss.
= Flu, flu!
To m6wiac, zatrEymal sic j prsez kilka
chwil macal j szukal pc rozmaitych xakat.
kach swoich fachman6w. Nakoniec podni6sl
glove z nina, kt6ra miala wyrazac tylko "a.
dowolenie, ale W istocie byfa wyrazem try.
umfu.
U~spok6imy sic, bsbnyl Otto bsdzie
ma wieczerze ola trzech.- I wydobyl Z jed.
mel re swych kieszeni sou. Me dajsc mafym
czasu dsiwic sic, pchnaf ich obudw6ch pred
SODA do sklepu piekarsa i polozyl swego sou
ma kantorse wolajac:- Carson, IA piec cen.
tim6w chlebal
Piekarz, a byl to sam gospodarz, wrisl
chleb j noe.
= Ma try kawalki, garsonie l-r.ek
Gavroche j dodal z godnoscia:- Jest mas
trxech.
Ia widzac, &c piekarz, popatrsyws.y ma
mich wEiaf czerstwy chleb, ulicznik wpako.
wal sobie palec glsboko W nos i pocisgnal
MIN tax SLIME, jakgdyby ma ko6cu palca mial
szczypte tabaki Fryderyka wielkiego; pc
czem cisnaf piekarsowi W oczy ~nastepujscy
wykrzyknik obursenia:
- Kekseksa2
Je4eliby kt6ry Z czytelnik6w nassych
chciai dopatrzyt " tenn zapytaniu Gavrocha
jakis wyraz polski lub rosyjski, albo jeden Z
Botokudosy przesyiajs sobie prses pustynie,
60, &c jest to wyraz, kt6ry oni sami (nasi
cEytelnicy), uzywaja bardzo czssto i kttry
zastepuje miejsce nastepujacego frazesu:
quest &c que o'est que celia? Geo to jest9) Pie.
Karz zrozumiaf 60 doskonale i odpowiedziai:
- Alea! Jest to chleb, bardzo dobry
chleb drugiego gatunku.
Chcecie p~owiedziec chleb gruby,
czarny,-rzekf Gavroche spokojnie j z zimns
pogarda.- Biafego chleba, garsonie! ia fun.
dujsl
Piekarz ME m6gf powstrzymac usmie.
chu i krajsc biaiy chleb, patrzai ma Mich re,
wspoicsuciem; Gavroche ucsul sic dotknis.
lynn.
A no, piekarczykul-rzekl, czego
sic tax przypatrujesz2
Wszyscy trEej razem wynieshby zaled.
vie jeden sateh. Odkroiwszy chleb, piekarz
schowaf pienisdz a Gavroche rzeki do dzieci.
Pafaszujcie!- -Chiopaki patrsaiy ma
niego re zdziwieniem. Gavroche zasmiai sic:
- A prawda, ME rozumieja ~jeszcze, take 20
mate. 1 dodaf:- JedEcie!
Jednoczesnie kazdemu . mich podal ka.
wafek chleba. / ssdzsc, se starszy, kt6ry W
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21
SEWER CONNECTION
ORDINANCE.
Passed By the City Council and IS
Now in Force.
Lighting and Heating Franchise Lax
Over Until Next Regular
Meeting.

The Salem city council met last eve
ming in regular session. In the absence
Of Mayor Bishop owing to Illness Recor-
der Judah presided. All members ot
the council were present, except A. D.
Buren,.
The ordinance committee reported the
ordinance granting f. X. Anson fran
chise for lighting and heating, and rec
ommended that it do pass with amend
ments adding sections six and seven.Mr.
Gesner moved the adoption Of the re-
port.
Mr.. Burrows moved to amend by
ordering the ordinance and committee
report laid over two weeks. Carried.
The ordinance committee reported
favorably upon the sewer connection or
dinance, with amendments placing the
execution Of the ordinance in the hands
Of the council instead Of the street com
missioner. Adopted.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21
COMPROMISE STATES

Result m Very Light Attendance at Re,
publican Primaries.
W. A. Prescott, the Oregonian report
or, who Ia an active Republican work
or, sends this;
There Is evidence In Salem that com.
promises have been affected In all fonr
Of the Salem precincts and that the
hght which was expected in the pri.
maries will come oil in the convention.
IL reported that only one slate OF
delegates 10 tho county convention will
be presented In each precinct. This
means that those who have contended
fer unpledgcd delegations have Won.
and that Mcbride must take his chance 3
with others when the convention shall
come 10 name Legislative ticket. Il
probably means also, that there will bo
many Mcbride men In tho convention.
The delay In the contest does not prom.
ise to make il any the lees warm how
eyer, aud the questions not deter
mined IA the primaries will be left for
sentiment Ia the convention.
Unless there should be- some mis-.
understanding or difference not noN
apparent, the primary election will be
very quiet A leader in one OF the
precincts said that one reason for the
compromise on delegates was that by
avoiding contest both sides would
save the expense that necessarily FOL.
lows an effort to get out full vote Of
the precinct la this concession, il is
remarked that a Salem cigar dealer
says tina, this is the cheapest political
campaign he ever saw. he says that
neither the candidates nor the political |
leaders are spending as much money az
usual for cigars.
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rONE- SIDED PRIMARIES.
Nothing But Anti-McBrid Tickets
in the Field.
Mayor Bishop and Tilmon Ford Head
the states in the Big Republi.
can Wards.

After great deal Of fuss and furry
the Mcbride faction has entirely failed
TO show up at the Republican primaries
in this city. Not a ticket is out but
those known as anti.McBride. The
only question asked by voters, when
approached, is whether it is an anti
Bride ticket. None others are wanted.
Some Of the most pronounced anti
push Republican leaders are at the head
Of the big delegations. While few
Mcbride workers are on the states, they
will cut such a small figure in the con-
vention 30 far az this city is conceaned, 4,
that it will be practically unanimous.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21
For County Judge.

Judge T. H. Davidson Ia being men.
toned as the Democratic nominee for
county Judge. lie held tho office one
ycar--succeeding Hon. wm. Waldo, but
says he cannot scrye for the present sal.
AIRY OF 500 year, and that tho salary
should bc 1880. The Office leaves the
occupant who attends 10 II no time Tor
recreation. No man has done more for
the Democratic party than Judge David.
son.
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PERSONALS

Geo. II. Burnett was passenger
south today.
Mrs. DR.. Smith returned home 10 Tur.
ner this morning.
T. l.. Golden Is spending few days
on his farm near Marion.
Mrs. d. II. McCullagh, who has been
visiting Mrs. g. u. wolyerton returned
home this morning.
Miss Il. J. Cromwell, who has boon
here visiting Miss Gertrude Potter, re-
turned 10 Los Angeles this morning.
|. NJ, Wagner returned homo today
from Eastern Oregon. lilo was accom-.
panied by his son, J. A. Wagner aud
family who will reside here.
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Mrs G. c. Filler, OF lSilI South Fourth
street, Columbus, o., writes: "For ten
or hiteen years | have Soen subject TO
nervous dyspepsia. l would have spells
OF quivering in my stomach, with smoth.
erlhg feelings. l was suffering from
what Is called nervous prostration. I
consulted several physicians, who
treated me without doing me any good.
l had almost given up in despair when
l heard OF Pe-ru-na. found IL an i'm.
mediate relief TO all my disagreeablo
symptoms" Dr. Hartman's latest book
sent free Address Columbus, Ohio.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21
DON. N. DICKINSON
MAKES A KICK

- Ns.svtatsa rEsss 20 tAs Jausaal
WAsnlNoroN, March Elk Post,
master General Don, NJ. Dickinson said
OF The Nebraska hcmocntic platform
81 hoped the Democrats party would he
allowed 10 write is own platform this
year, When the Lincoln party hesins
by Fe-adep,inS the Chicago platform on,
tire and reasserts /. in particulars, and
Ne are given 10 understand that this
platform Is To be oHerci 10 the Demo.
cU's later on perhaps Ne viii be disap.
polntod.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21

II your theories don't ft the facts, gel
better theories
DR.. d. A. Paine Of Eugene has let the
contract for the erection Of q new res
idence.
TT
Fext Tuesday will be great day for
the ladies OF Salem. Three millinery
openings.
Judge Stephen A. Lowell joins Gov.
Geer in declaring he will not be a candi-
date for senator.
Il looks as II there would be no opposi-
ton TO Al. johnson or Doug Minto for
Justice and constable.
TT
Ed. Croisan says there is not much
in politics; yet he is the father Of fine
ten months old boy.
80
Register; II you have a German
neighbor show him the call printed in
German in The JOURNAL
Albany people get most Of their fun
and excitement out at the depot. Salem
people get theirs out Of The JOURNAL.
TT
The paper on "The Truth About In
toxicants," that caused so much discus
sion at the Marion County Institute
will appear in the Truth for April.
The JOURNAL must decline TO correct
errors and Misrepresentation made by
other newspapers. Il will cheeriully
correct It's own mistakes. Let others do
the same.
49,
1t is understood that several of In
ladies who engaged passage with Editor
Fletcher TO Cape Nome have gone back
on him, on the ground that he has en-.
gagged too many.
The farmers meeting at Woodburn,
next Friday afternoon, will do quite %
much good in politics as the various
county conventions called at Salem are
apt to accomplish.
At the Farmers Congress at Wood |
burn Friday afternoon OF this week there
will be presented a complete showing up
Of county finances for the past eight
years. II will bo done TO throw light on
the situation, not TO blacken any mans
reputation or for, or against any party.
TT
In speaking Of alcohol in patent med.
cines largely consumed by Christian
people who denounce the liquor traffic,
Mrs. Laura Faxon Addition is reported
o have said Jamaica ginger contained
% per cent alcohol. This is little
trong for one 80 generally fair and
ruthiul as Mrs. Addition.
-.
Three state conventions will be held
o see II the politicians cannot put new
nd untried men into two state Offices
ow filled by competent gentlemen
gainst whom not word can be said,
nd TO send inexperienced men TO con.
ress to learn TO find their way about
he departments. Such is machine
olitics.
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Or. Hartman, Columbus. Ohio,

Or. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio;
Dear Sir-Tho bottle Of Pe-ru.na at
hand. 1t il splendid and most invig.
lratingi refreshing TO the nerves and
BRAIN It's one Of the best tonics have
ever used. Itmakes me feel like a new
man. Yours sincerely, II. b. Manteu.
Caiarrh Il one OF the ways In which a
depressed condition OF the nervous sys-
tenn shows itself. Catarrhal people are
soon made nervous. Any romedy to effect
radical cure OF chronic catarrh must
operate directly through the neryes, in.
vigorating the mucous circulation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21

No yelling will be the order ut the In.
door baseball game between Salem and
Corvallis Friday evening. IL is necen.
sary for tho players to hear the decisions
OF the umpires aud this manner Of ap.
plause In room has not the same effect
as Ia the open air, Come and bring
your laiy friends.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21

A liquor license was granted j. 7.
Rogers for 2lS Commercial street. APP.
plications were also made for licenses by
Butte & Wenderoth, w. X. Anderson,
Joseph Fontaine and Eugene Eskerlin.
The special committee to whom was
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21

referred the revision of the city's license
ordinances also asked future time Ad-
opted.
The sewer connection ordinance was
read the third time and passed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21

Gov. Geer today was notified OF pay.
ment Of military claims Of the state OF
Oregon, and that all the supplemented
claims but SS7, in all $50747l, had been
ordelel paid. Such bills in the past
have been collected through state
agent. .
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21

Mr.. and Hrs. j. S. Dermont, who
live In Prof. Halls house, in South sa-
lem, have returned from their visit 10
Portland.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup VIII Prove a
quick and sure cure for Group. Mothers,
when your children are attacked with
thac dreadful disease, you can depend
on this marvellous remedy. II never
fails to cure at once. Price 25c.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21
WHITE House RESTAUR MT

mealsp '''''o
| said they were the best / ever eat
a ou VIII hnd them at the White House
Restaurant, which is open all night and
meals served at all hours. Oysters
speciality.
MckTLLoP 4 BERKHARr
Proprietors, l06 State ST.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21
Surnpter Mines

Tickets 10 all mining towns Spokane,
Baker City, Moscow, San Francisco and
all other points. Baggage checked
through saves money. Guy NJ. Powers
office loot Trade street. 2.8 I'm.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-21
FAMILY
PAINTS

These two words just about tell the
naint story today, and just at the sea
Con when you want to brighten up
como o little thing around the house,
tbe paint story is interesting. Family
paint means paint put up in cans
reodv for use--so that anyone can use
n IL comes in twenty-four colors-
in several size cans OF 25, 35, 30, 20,
81 so and $l.75, so you can get as
little or as much as You want ne
kind we keep is made by the sher-
win. Williams Co. the highest class
paint makers today, We've all the
other kinds Of paint this firm makes
Come in and let us talk paint to you
we can't put all our paint knowledge
in print. We've paint brushes too
any kind-aDy price.