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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

it from taklng place Tor the young
Duke Of Clarence IS reported 10 have
been 10 love with the Princess Helene,
whom he had known from childhood.
AZ the court OF Russia the duchess
would not be popular FOR the ear and
czarina are related 10 the English royal
family the latter being the grand.
daughter Of Victoria. At the court OF
the emperor Of Germany grandson OF
the English queen a French princess
would be very much out Of place, con
7derlng the relations Of France and
Germany, even II there were no Philippe
dOreans episode Consequently in
looking about for an acceptable mis-.
sion for the duke the king thought Of
the United States, one OF the friendly
powers and one united by friendship
with the Comte dc Paris, the father OF
me duchess,
The mission Is one that cannot but
be acceptable 10 the Duchess Helene
In this country she viii receive an the
ceremonious attention that she consld-
ers belongs to her rank as daughter
OF France, but which Is not always ac-
corded TO a secondary princess OF Italy.
In appearance she Is tall slender and
blond. with fine complexion and the
bright cold blue eyes Of the Orleans
family. In manner and carriage she Is
said 10 resemble portraits Of her beau
titul ancestress, Anne Of Austria. Not
since Eulalia visited this country have
such notable royal guests been enter
talned, and as the young couple VIII
likely make a tour Of the country, they
will BE- the center OF many official en-
tertainments In the large cities.
The Duchess d'Aosta is the favorlte
sister Of the Duo dOreans and Is de-
voted to his interests Her inability 10
secure his recognition at the court OF
Italy Is said to have embittered her
against her husbands family. Should
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22
FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

The women Of Victoria Australia
have organized an anusl1rage league
sara TO be similar 20 the ones In this
country
Mr Faithful Begg the chief advocate
OF woman suffrage Ia the British house
OF commons has announced that he
VIII not be a candidate Tor the next
parliament
The queen OF Spain has publicly de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

having a special messenger VINO ilian ~
the trip from Madrid TO London io' a., A..
purpose OF making these deposits, ~ =,
though the queen is allowed the sum M. -
100000 a year from the Spanish u M
ury, she has not drawn cent OF W. ~
on account OF the financial slralls
which Spain has lately been subleot' '.,,
Mrs. Sheridan. mother Of 1s'', a..
Phil Sheridan, made a flag Whicn . -
become historic. II Is soon 10 oe ~
sented TO President Mckinley
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

ciarod that n the marriage Of the
Princess OF the Asturias 20 Prince
Charles of Bourbon IS celebrated no
dowry win BE- asked for from parlia-
ment
The khedvah OF Egypt has one Of the
most sumptuous yachts In the world
The saloons are most magnihcenty
upholstered in white satin, brocoded
with pink roses. the cornices done in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

FT-HE future queen Of italy the beau
tul and clever young Duchess
dAogta. is coming 90 ne United
states She as ths daughter Of the one
time friend OF America, the Comte
de Paris one OF the officers on the stan
of General Mcclellan In the clvll war
and one OF the historians Of that war.
Tho Duchess d'Aosta Is the wife Of the
heir DO the Italian throne Her hus-
band. envoy Jo the United States
comes 90 this country TO announce the
accession Of bis cousin. Victor Emman-
ueI III. 90 the crown of Italy, and she
accompanies him. The duchess was
born az TWckenham, England, June TO-.
1871. She is the sister OF the queen OF
Portugal and also the notorious Due
Philippe dOrleans. pretender to the
throne of France The blood OF the
duchess is Of the bluest IN Europe,
The house of Orleans Bourbon traces
It's ancestry back 10 Henry ~ Of
France. who ruled at a time when the
forbears Of nearly ali the monarchs OF
Europe were merely little feudol lords
The duchess Is said 90 be n typical
English woman In education, most OF
her lifo having been spent In England
She Is q fine musician and lingust, she
rides and dances well and is exceeding
ly Jealous Of the dignity Of her position.
She does not like the young Queen He
lena OF italy whom she regards as a
mere upstart and paryenu, the daugh-
ter OF a nobody
when the duchess was married 10 the
heir apparent there was no thought OF
the Prince Of Naples, the present King
marrying and as his health was very
poor Il looked as though the duchess
would De the next queen Of Italy. The
marriage Of the Prince Of Naples to
Princess Helena Of Montenegro changed
the prospects OF the Duchess d'Aosta
and nFnguaratod hor IA such an extent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

attended the congress OF women at
Paris were surprised to find how little
advancement had been made by
Frenchwomen In securing their rights
II was found that married women have
no individual rights In that country
and that questions which were settled
long ago in America, England. and
even In Germany, are still debated
there.
American women fond OF organizing
al kinds OF new societies have not hith-
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been received many years ago II has
become known that her favorite poet Is
Longfellow her favorite novelist Dick
ems, and her greatest pleasure Is de-
rived from entertaining her friends, 10
whom she gives very beautiful and
costly presents Nine, Patti has the
enviable reputation OF having received
the highest sum Of money FOR one per-
Torrance, which was $1,000 Tor one
night In Buenos Ayres.
The American representatives who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

Suits Of frleze IN artistic shades a'e
all the vogue. a gown worn at Cove
was Of heliotrope frie2e, drawn ID ~
the waist with black velvet band tne
black velvet strapping finished WIN
tiny buttons. Black velvet and rows =,
stitching adorned the shoulders al'u
skirt. The vest was Of pale maui ,,'
with tucks and lace insertion. az
chatting novelty is a red frieze tnIee'
quarter coat with scarlet MORE eoiia'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

Children should be taught not TO rub
their eyes. tor this habit Is likely 10 be
Injurious 90 these sensitive organs. II
there be- irritation Of the eyelids and
the rubbing Is not merely a trick, bath
ing with warm boraclc lotion viii prob
ably give relief The lotion is made by
adding five grains Of the boracic pow.
der 10 an ounce OF water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

lllH uidItu WIN
black net and
ivory lace, re-
lleved by a
large chou Of
heliotrope rib
bon. Under tho
btlm is placed a
spray OF shaded
foliage. A be-
coming toque is
Of purple che
mile, with a
softly draped
brlrn Of spotted
foulard, a soft
knot OF the
same with wide
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

real gold. while the panels are hung
with beautiful pictures Her own room
is decorated 10 pink and white the bed.
with lbs lace trimmings looking partic-
uIarly inviting. and yet, owing 90 some
superstition, she prefers 10 sleep on the
l1or
Nine. PATHS boudoir az Craig.y-Nos
Is quite gayly decorated with the rib.
bous taken from bouquets which have
been thrown 20 her Among them are
some which are highly pr,zed. having
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

ly equal TO meet IT, What the jewelers.
viii DO when the fever Is at It's highest
Is a question for serious consideration.
Until within "a few years this stone was
only obteinable in three districts Of
Ceylon and India But now some OF the
most brilliant stones come from the
western hemisphere. These new gems
have wonderful brllliancy and vary from
intense red 20 what is generally known
as sapphire blue. The accompanying
Illustration shows a necklace Of ,he
gems combined with diamonds This
style Is finding much favor on the other
side Of the water The Jewels are con-
fined TO the front Of the collar and fall
loosely away from the throat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

SAPPHIRE CRAZE on THE WAY.
America has not yet been noculated
against the fever for sapphires TO which
all London has succumbed and The
demand for this fayorite Of nckle fash.
ion is so great that the supply Is hard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22
A SIDE TILTED HAT.

This pretty sailor hat is made OF be-
liotrope straw, the brim and crown be-
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SUITS OF FRIEZE.

ends. completed by n handsome mi
lInery buckle being the sole garnltuie'
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novel use Of chiffon uchns the dinner
The which
work OF black chiffon rueng which outlines ber the skirt and boz
on the Three ucng
Her The underbodce chiffon
uon being also Of tucked chiffon belt black velvet
with a gold buckle the waist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
A PROBLEM
How to Avoid Running the Store Fronts
With Bicycle Wear and Tear.

How to Avoid Running the Store Fronts
With Bicycle Wear and Tear.
Now that the bicycle season has fairly
opened out, and the silent steeds line
the streets and sidewals either in mo-
tion or at rest, the old problem presents
itself anew.
The problem is, what TO do with your
wheel when You wish TO enter a store
or an office. II there is a bicycle rack
outside, and II is not already full Of bi.
cyciess, which il probably is, IL is easy.
But In the absence or previous occu-
pancy Of the rack, what are you 10 do
with your wheel?
II you stand il in the gutter against
the curb, You not only run great risk OF
its injury, but you establish a nuisance
for the annoyance OF every driver Of a
vehicle who wishes TO approach the
sidewalk.
But II you lean II against the front Of
the building, doorway or hallway, you
~ NNAhhANNAAk vi mutual utlpcuNAlOhs
and causing an injury only limited by
the number OF you who attack the
paint, plastering or other finish in that
way. To the merchants aud owners Of
business property in Salem il is a serious
question what 10 do 10 preserve the
store fronts from the wear and tear
indicated above, which quickly ruins
the appearance Of nice front, scratch.
ing and marring belt foot or so wide
at about the heighth OF the seat and
hsndlebars OF bike.
Not long ago rng JouRNAL was Obliged
TO pay ont about tl0 for the repair OF
sign which had been ruined in this way.
Bicyclists will show commendable con.
slderatlon by exercising care not 10 mar
aud lnlure signs, paint or plastering bv
contact with the seats aud handlehaTs
OF their machines.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
SALEM'S ROSE FAIR
ample Preparations Being Made at the
City Hall.
Magnificent Parade Of Children on
Wheeis--Rose Queens Float
and Others.

The success Of the Rose Fair is Ger
tainly assured, and anyone wishing l.
be convinced Of this fact need only TO q
20 the city hall and witness the evolu
tions Of q pcore OF more Of ladies ther,
engaged in making the preliminary ar
rangements.
In the council chamber a raised plat
form for the orchestra singers and othel
performers is being erected. Rows o.
tables are being put in for arranging the
floral exhibits. The main hall is TO bt
decorated in pink, green, and white
while the long corridor on the right il
10 be decorated in red and white. The
candy booth in one corner Of the main
hall, 10 be in charge Of Misses Ethel
knight and Maude Mckay, is to be
done in snow-balls. The balcony at the
head Of the stairs will be decorated in
red white and blue, while the room TO
the left, which will be an ice cream par
lor, presided over by Miss Lena Brey-
man, is 10 be decked in yellow and
white. On the whole, the city hall
building will be as near a bower Of roses
as is possible. The wild flower display
is TO be in room by itself, and will be
no small attraction.
The festival will open on Friday even
ing, Immediately following the decorated
street parade, which is announced to
take place at o'clock, and will continue
until 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, thus
giving all an opportunity 10 see the fine
display Of flowers. The admission fee
has been fixed at 25 cents for adults and
and 10 cents for children.
The Chemawa band and local man
dolin orchestra will furnish instrumental
music for the occasion, and Miss Ethel
Raymond has consented to favor the
management with few Of her best se-
lections, thus ensuriDg the pleasant and
complete entertainment Of all who may
attend.
The committee in charge announces
that the botanical names are not re-
quired with the wild-Aower display in
competing for premiums.
Anyone having snowballs or any other
flowers TO donate 10 the Rose Fair for
decorative purposes, will confer a favor
upon the ladies by sending the flowers
to the city hall early on Friday morning |
The society has offered a prize Of a
cyclometer for the best decorated child's
wheel, and a bell for the second best.
The hallway Of the NJ Il. church has
been secured for the use Of the children
who will participate in the parade. In
case Of cool or unpleasant weather this
will afford the little ones protection.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
NEARLY COMPLETED.

Excavation for Odd Fellows Temple
viii be Down Saturday Night.
The work Of excavation for the foun-
dalton Of the now Odd Fellows Temple,
on the corner Of Court and High streets,
Il nearing completion aud will be pretty
well cleared up by Saturday night,
The question which has yexed many
bystanders, as 10 how the small mount.
ain Of dirt in which the trap was situ-
ated, was 20 be loaded without shoyeling
Is In the way Of being answered today
last night after o'clock, Foreman
Jasper Ward and half dozen men
moved the trap about 20 feet east, 10
whore the excavation was about down
10 grade, building plank approaches ON
both sides, and today the hill in ques-
tion is being plowed and scraped into
the wagons
There will be little left 10 do by Sat.
urday night except perhaps some trim.
ming mp Of corners, aud next week the
work Of laying the stone foundation will
commence.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
Working the Stripes.

The state officials are employing a
number oi prisoners ON the state house
grounds. This ia a move in the right
direction aud very much appreciated
by the people Of Salem. II the state
officials would put few Of these men at
work smoothing up the roads leading
into the city II would be still more ap-
preciatcd by city and county alike.
There is an abundant appropriation for
tools aud guards, and few men with
shoyels, rakes, picks aud Wheelbarrows
could put miles OF road in as dne order
AS anyone could ask for.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
PERSONALS

Senator N. II. Looney oiJefferson was
at the capitol today.
Miss Anna Anderson started for the
state Of Washington this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan volmer returned
from San Francisco this morning.
W. II. Warner, OF Albany, spent yes
terday in town on fraternity business.
Miss Alletta Baumsister, Of Asotin,
Wash, is the guest Of Mrs. S. G. Dyer
for few weeks.
C. Hogue Of Albany, a prominent
but conservative socialist, and manager
Of the Albany waterworks was in town
today.
Mrs. w. S. Bozorth and children have
gone 10 spend ten days with Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Q. Flint, an uncle and aunt at
Roseburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, Of Bradshaw,
Neb., are expected today on a visit to
Mrs. Coleman's brother, Geo. + Mason,
Of this city.
T. T.. Burt and wife Of Los Gatos, Cal.
arrived today for visit with J. l.. Gel.
latt, who located on farm near Salem
about ten months since.
John Williams left today for Mill City
where he he has a position offered him
In logging camp. lie is first class
blacksmith by trade.
"scotch" Miller and Henry Thielsen,
Of Salem, and Grand Master J. NJ. Hod-
son, Of Portland, were passengers for
Jefferson today 10 attend the Masonic
dedication.
Mrs. Arnold and children returned 20
Brooks today, after visit at the home
Of John. Savage. Jr. She expects TO
leave for Hood River 10 join her hus.
band tomorrow.
X. J. McKillop, who has located on a
l25-acre farm one mile from scio, was in
town today. He WAS for many years ON
tho street work Of this city and for three
years foreman. The McKillops are all
Mrs. A. Forstner, in company with
her brother-in-la, Thomas johnson, Of
~. Louis, Mo-, who was here on visit, |
started for the latter place this morning
10 spend the summer for pleasure and
health combined. Her daughter Bertha,
Mr.. and Mrs. Squire Farrar and Russell
Farrar accompanied them as far as Port
land.
J. II. Fletcher left for Cape Nome this
lie sails Saturday from Ia
,oma on the Senator and after touching
II Seattle, expects 10 land at his port Of
In fourteen days. He wore
woolen miners shirt and carries a let.
or as press representative Of TmE JouR-
AL, and will send this paper series Of
etters descriptive Of his trip and will
ell the truth about that mining region.
J. X. Beagle, Of 81. IIelens, who has
eon the guest Of his brother-lu.law, +.
1. Flagg, left today for his post as in.
arnal revenue collector at Katchcan.
le was active worker in the legislature
{ 1895 when Mcbride was made senator
nd presumably was here looking after
hat gentleman's chances In the coming {
lection. He says that Katchcan is quite !
n important mining center.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
AIleD & BoWepSoX
EAsr STATS 81,
A Few OF the Good Things We Carry.

new eoooanut product shortening and yin.
nhOMANnkLoN-ih best Dessert Jelly ever Inliura
berry, raspberry and cherry NNuee 'eaon straw
fLfMou I'll koCk PHoSPHATED For ,,.lio
foam puddings, shbes, ces,et ~ 'Ns FNes and
ELASTIC sfARCH-A 25c given eyarv M,
LIBBSs PEERLESS BOILED HAM LOAF-tor nsEirS ssnSi 80
pound ~ 'V' "iAAl1s sandwiches 25e 70
Lieoys ehlppe eeei In is and 2 cans Lhbys sl,l Rl
hAn e'nel oee and dsyied ham, bntsr
apple neuer sweet Pickles and
NIn Snss nuIAsSs salad Dressing Olive
Peaches Aprcos andB Batle Ps,s
f,ek tomatoes Fancy eAsh solid
hetug stringles
NN SAsae SeFea kaon breakfast BaiI son Teas
S,Ano "enSs Mheaine, Rolled Oats Wbs IufI
Iun hne OF fogers Golden Gate Baking
Grade Ea.rec's and spseshe in the 'e"eet nigh
"uAhn SAvSNhh BRAND CREAMERY BIfrrER'
sbS 'eh .cand saaranteei Delivered ne sept
Wv NS' n0h sNleA . any pAH
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
To Contractors
Eand Builders

As building boom is now ON in Sa.
lem and wishing 10 encourage the same
to keep up We will from and after tbis
date, until further notice, deliver build.
IN sand, all grades for GOc load nearly
! y yards II taken with lime, TO any part
OF the business portion OF Salem. Con.
crete gravel II with cement al same
rate Further distances in like proper.
tion.
We are also offering the best grades Of
Portland cement, and the celebrated
Roche harbor lime, together with finest
quality star A Star shingles, cut ar
sawed, cedar posts and plastering latb
ever brought 70 Salem, at greatly reduced
rates, Inferior cement aud lime sold in
wanted. For price inquire Of
r,, ID, ;. BENTLN q co.
'i''-" $40 Front 81.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17

broad enought to permit such overtures
Mr.. Fisher said:
1--WE cannot make any statement as 70
what we may be called upon to do Of
ficially. It is not that we cannot play
open cards. We have nothing to hide,
but we might find ourselves saying
things prematurely. You may say,
however, that we came here with very
large powers"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
Peace Declare

Why devote all your time readin,
the Boer War and the Gold Fields o
Alaska2 There are other matters o
vital Importance; you may make a triI
East. and will want TO know how I,
travel. In order 10 have the best ser
vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ry.
between ST. Paul and Chicago. FoI
ates and other information, write Jas
A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore
on.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
RATES ON ICE

The following low rates On ioe h.,.
VT VSeh agreed upon by the Canital ~
WORKS and Crystal Ice WorkI 20 Ge
city beginning Nav Is; NS' u 'his
confectionery stores. botsls .,a a,
markets, using 100 lbs or mo,s a, t'.u ush
~ I'et hundred less than I0O lbs 7Sc E
=. i isAte parties using 100 lbs or NOR
~ ~ bal,. ~ than ia 100 lbs, lc per H. M
al the works. 'N 'oh' N-OO,
ex,rs ~ ''''pped IN sacks 75c per 100. saeks
5-I6if SAfirAL lea WoRKs
CRYsrAL les WoRys
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
= x JUST ARRIVED AT e y &c
.ERIgDNAyS NEW RACKET STORE

Nev Summer swisses and 0rgandes Lawns anu reicaes
New Skirt Innings in all leading shades o a, so 40 so
New Plaid and Crash skirts, so, S5c, 90 $oV tz1V
Nev shirt Wass-Summer hats and bonnes ior Shlioren
New Lines of Outings and swansdowns, eA, ~ i0c'
New lace Curtains, 90c, SlOO, VI 70 flzo' anu WV
NeU aces in Valenciennes, and Duches
New Frnges and Gimps in exquisite designs
NeW Cambria and Muslin Underwear
A Complete new line OF Damask and turkish lo"es
Hew Designs in embroderies and Insertions
New Hosiery in all leading colors. :, 60, 80,
nJ lust arrived today Another shipment Gents clothing
of CLAW Worsteds Scotch Tweeds Oregon Serges and
] line of Gents Dressing Cases and Valises Trunks Crash
Hats New STYLES Bicycle Hose New style and coors IN neck
eaT Rows clothing prices that boy need go ragged
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17

Z. Anderson, 294 Commercial street,
has added two additional fine large
mirrors to his barber shop and an addi-
tional chair to accommodate his patrons.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
MARKED.

FROST-POPE.-At the Baptist parson-
age, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, May
lB, 1900, Miss Hattie Pope, 10 Simeon
b. Frost both Of Marion county, Rev.
Ronald McKillop, Of the First Baptist
church. officiating.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
Going 10 Nome d?

No, but | am going to The Fair store to
get some Of the many bargains they are
Offering az Pa Commercial street, Sa-
lem, Oregon. 8 IL 10
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
Hard Fighting

May or may not win victory, but
hard work makes people hungry, and
they know that the best place to buy
first.class provisions and groceries Is at
Branson q Ragan's. II cod
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
Butler On the Move

After q long rest Gen. Butler and his
troops are on the move, but an army Of
people who know where the best is TO be
had, move daily for their food to the
St. Elmo Restaurant. l5.oed
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
The Relief Of Malehnp

Is important, and all persons who wish
to relieve their hunger can do so by
marching 10 Strong's Restaurant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
For Sale.

We have decided to close out our lum.
ber business at Salem Oregon. II YOU
are interested call at our office.
4-b'u. GoODAIE LUMBER Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17

The Citizens nominee for road snper.
visor Ia the jefferson district is Chas.
Fish, instead Of J. L. blackwell. as has
becn stated, The latter gentleman is the
Citizens nominee for constable, In that
district.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17

Have you seen the new work at the
Rex studio2 They are making excel.
lent photos and right up to date.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
BORN

ROTH Wednesday, May Is, 1900, at
the family home in North Salem, to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roth, daughter
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
75c. a Sack.

Perfection -four, manufactured by =,
Wilhelm .S Sons, Monroe, Or, lor sAis
by GmBRAT 4 BAKER
5.7-lm Salem Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-17
Marriage License

Marriage License.
A liconso 10 we'd has been Issued to
Chas. r Cooper aud Anna l.. shinaborg.
7. fcnnell acting ~ witness.