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Roberts Wires
He Is There Now.
BRITISH FLAG is THERE.
1t Flies at Last Over the Capito, of the
TraEsvaal

1t Flies at Last Over the Capitol OF the
TraEsvaal.
London, June 5-The long expected
despatch from Lord Roberts has arrived
and is as follows:
pretoria, June 5, I1:4o a. m.
I'VE are now in possession of Pretoria
The official entry will be made at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
(Signed) ROBERTS"
London is wild. Gray haired men
batter their silk hats and join the boys in
the streets. There were riotous scenes
on the stock exchange when the news
came. Brokers played foot ball with
each other and broke every hat in the
house. Then they went out into the
streets and began singing the American
song, "rhere'll Be "a Hot Time in the OLD
Town Tonight" All signs indicate as
much. The lord mayor cabled congratu,
lations to Lord Roberts.
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Mr. J. H. Parker, who has conducted
successful hardware business in this city
for several years, spent the day in pre-.
senting to citizens of Boulder his sue.
cessor in the business, Mr. F. c. Moys,
late of the Moys Hardware company of
Cripple Creek. The sale to Mr. Moys of
the large concern at 18th and Pearl was
foreshadowed in these columns last
week and was effected today. Mr. Moys
comes to Boulder with the reputation of
being a highly successful and rustling
hardware man. He has wife and child,
now in Denver, who will join him so
soon as a house can be secured. Mr.
Parker is undetermined as to his plans.
In the several years of his business
career in this city he has enjoyed the
confidence and esteem of the community
and at the time OF his sale to Mr. Moys
had one OF the most profitable hardware
trades in Northern Colorado.
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Alumni Exercises

The committee of the Alumni associ-
alton OF the university has been partlcu.
arly active this year in the effort TO
make the exercises of that organization
of more than usual interest and attract
lveness. The first function will occur on
June f, when the association will tender
reception to the graduating classes,
faculties and all friends of the university.
The reception will be held on the east
lawn, main building, from 8 to 10 p.
M, and every detail in the matter of
lighting the grounds and in the enter
talnment of the guests has been care.
fully arranged. A large number of
graduates of former years from out of
town have consented to be present and
assist in receiving. In case the weather
will not permit of the use Of the lawn on
that evening the main building will be
thrown open for the use OF the associa'
lion. The reception is public and all
friends of the university will be cordially
welcomed.
The second function, the regular
alumni dinner, literary program and
business meeting will be held in the
gymnasium, Thursday, June 7, at p. m.
The dinner in measure takes the place
of the commencement dinner of former
years. The menu has been carefully
selected and particular attention has
been given to decorations and service.
A good list of speakers has been select
ed. The officers of the university. MEM
bers of the several faculties, graduating
classes and alumni are admitted TO the
dinner.
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THE EDICAL SCHOOL,:

Its Glass viii Graduate at the University
Tomorrow,
The annual exercises of the Medica
school at the University auditorium at II
a. m. tomorrow. Following is the pro
gram:
Invocation,
Rev. James M. Wilson, d. D.
Address for the School,
Dean Luman M. Giffin, NJ. D.
Music,
University Glee Club.
Address for the Faculty,
Prof. A. Stewart Lobingier, M. D.
Music,
University Mandolin Club.
Address for the Senior Class,
Mr.. !. Spenser Rogers.
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ONE ROBBER DEAD

And the Other BADLY Wounded by Lynch's
Unerring Aim.
Sterling, Colo, June 5-Coroner Skull
brought In today the body of the dead
robber found near Cook. and on the same
train was the wounded robber in charge
of the sheriff and the farmer, James
Lynch, whose place they looted, and
whom he followed after breaking the
bonds of the ropes with which they had
tied him. Lynch is not badly hurt
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WOmen's Federation.

Milwaukee, June 5-The 5th biennial
general convention of the federation OF
women's clubs was called to order in
Alhambra theatre today. There was a
large attendance. Mayor Rose made an
address of ecome, which was followed
by the annual address of the president.
The color line is the subject OF many
cauCuseS,
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EMPIRE STATt DEMOCRATS.

They Are for Bryan, But Hills Italian
Hand Ia in Evidence,
New York, June 5-The Democratic
state convention to elect delegates to ,ht
national convention was slow in conyen
ing. Long after II o'clock, the hour foI
convening, the lobbies OF the Hoffman
house were crowded with delegates
After calling to order, committee on
resolutions was appointed.
1t is now evident that David B. Hill,
who is leading the fight against reaffirm-
ing the Chicago platform will have his
way, although the delegates will be in
structed for Bryan.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS

There was large attendance at the
college campus this afternoon when
Shakespeare comedy, Loves Labour's
Lost" was presented by the class. The
Cay was beautiful and the performance
all that its enthusiastic sponsors had
vouched for. Many came over on a
special train from Denver
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Idaho Democrats.

Lewiston, Idaho, June 5-The Demo
cratic convention in session here today
is harmonious gathering. 1t will in
struct for Bryan.
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G1l|0' 5 A10I 5
11|e1|e|i||Q
BOXERS TRIUMPHANT.
Defeat Government Troops and Have Sup.
port of Empress.

port OF EmpfoBs.
Shanghai, June 5-The empress of
China has ordered the government to
face all Europe rather than 10 interfere
with the Boxers. The troops have been
ordered to prevent more foreign troops
going TO Pekin. Two Belgian engineers
have been killed. In a fight between
Boxers and the troops of the govern
ment sixty Of the latter we're killed or
wounded,
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E. !. BORDEN, r. K.

Through the courtesy of the artists l
am enabled to retain for two weeks
longer the pictures on exhibition from
the Artists Club of Denver. Paul Ray
mond, 1914 18th street.
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G0ll
l OREGON
REPUBLICAN LOSSES.
They Carry Oregon But Lose ON Vote anG
on Congressman.

Portland, Ore. June 5-Returns re
ceived today indicate that the Republi-
cans have won by largely reduced ma.
jorities. Indications now ate that
Tongue (Rep.) has been defeated iol
congress in the first district.
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MASONIC CEREMONIES
OF INSTALLATION

There was a large attendance OF Salem
and visiting Masons and their families
at the new Masonic hall in the McCor-
mack building Thursday evening to wit
ness and participate in the installation
exercises. The program was as follows;
Installation of officers.
instrumental solo, Miss Anderson.
Address, Judge +. A Moore.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Ii. Is. Holland
Recitation, Mrs. Cook NJ. Jones.
Vocal colo, Mrs. Jordan Purvine.
Address, Rev. w. G. Kantner.
Song, Stalwart Quartet.
The officers installed are as follows:
Salem Lodge No. 4-R. Cartwright
worshipiul master; +. A. Leeg, tenior
warden; c. II. Cusick, junior warden
John II. Albert, treasurer; John Bayne'
secretary l.. :. Clark, senior deacon
II. A. S. Magnan, junior deacon d
IODonald, tyler; 2. Rasmussen, senior
deacon; II. n. Lacy, junior steward
Pacific Lodge No. 80 w. II. Savage
worshipiul master; w. Scott Jacobs
senior warden; q. Il. Brown, juno
warden; Jos. Baumgartner, treasurer
In. p. McNary, secretary; G, A. Gray
senior deacon; Otto Hansen, juno
deacon; II. Schoemaker, tyler; Felix II
Davis, senior steward; Jordan Purvin'
Junior steward.
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MARRIAGE WAS A
HAPPY AFFAIR
Mr.. Edward B. Whitney and
Miss Laura M, Brumley
of Salem Wednesday

Very tasteiully were the large parlors
of Mrs. Margaret Brumley decorated
Wednesday night, where the ceremony !
was performed which made her second
daughter Laura NJ. and Mr.. Edward b.
Whitney, OF Boise, Ida, husband an1 |
wife. Lavender and purple were the |
colors displayed everywhere with a
proiusion Of misetoe and holly, while |.
potted pantswere placed about the house
lending a cheerful air to the well ar
ranged rooms. In the double windows
was arranged true lovers knot under
which the couple stood.
Promptly at s O'Clock the familiar
sh aims OF the wedding march announced
the wedding party, Miss Dell Brumley
came first dainty in white organdie. I'm
mediately following her came Miss
Nettie Whitney OF Albany beautiful in
canary colored dress. The bride follow
ed alone elegantly gowned in viii e
organdie She was met by the groom
attended by MIR. r. S. Brumley, brother
of the bride aud J. r.. Whitney brother
of the groom. As they arranged them
selves Rev. Ronald McKillop stepped
forward aud commenced the Impressive
ring ceremony while the strains Of soft
music filled the room. At the close
, numerous and hearty were the congratu-
4 la,ions showered upon the happy couple
e the affair being the result OF a long ac
' ouaintance. Dainty refreshments were
served to the guests by Miss Arlene
+ Train of Albany and Miss Greta Gill o
Of Salem. Quite u number of elegant
and useful presents we're re, civcd by th'
bride. The bride aud proom left ON tn
overland last night ior Eugene, whcr'
they will visit fora few days before leHy
\ ing for their home at Boise, Idaho.
! Among the guesIs present we nam
the following: Rev and Mrs. |onal'
McKilop. Mrs. Whitney Of Eugene
!, Mrs. Margaret Brumley Mrs. }. II
Weider Of Eugene, Mrs. Nina Lemley Q
Eugene. i. r. Whitney and Miss Netti
= whitney of Albany, Mrs. 5. 5 Trai
II and Miss Arlene Train OF Albany, MI
l and Mrs. q. w. Gill, Misses Greti
/ I.anra and BESSIE Gill, Judge aud Mr.
N I'll. Davidson, r. /. Davidson Jru NJ
and Mrs. Mont Montgomery, Mr.. an
Mrs. d. J. Ferrel, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Slater, Mrs. Il. b. Cos, Mr. ia fehgr
ii Mrs. Mary " Charlton, Mr.. Rail
ii Bmmley
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A HlTh MARI.

The New York Almanac Tor 1871 H.
sned by Chas. II. Fletcher OF Ne~ fork
City, has set high mark for similar
publicAtions during the neE eentury'Ahl
shows remarkable enterprise on the
mart Of the publisher when zee consider
,hatit is intended solely ior free distribu'
ton. Tie numerous publications oi ill's
character are usually gotten up wan th'
single idea OF cheapness' whl'e Nh'
thought Of expense has certainly been
set aside in the case OF the New ! orr
Almanac. A unique page is the baby .
Record" page, which il in blank, TO n'
Allied in with baby's name,date OF birth
cut first tooth, etc.
The whole is very creditable piece o
work and may be- procured at amy arm
store or direct on request, iree'
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RESTORING Ian
TO LINN COUNTY

Linn county Legislators met with some
Of the taxpayers Of the county at Albany
court house to consider legislative needs.
There was present delegation ofBrowns'
willie men headed by Lawyer Tuesing,
whose mission was 10 urge an act re-
turning to Linn county part of strip
taken off in 1887 aud added TO Lane
county, heing all but a strip four by four
teen miles, tributary to the Mohawk,
properly in Lane county, the part de-
sired being that beginning at about
mile east and running thence east to the
east county line, strip four miles wide
placing in Linn county the part tribn
tary TO the Calapooia, a Linn count,
river. This should be done.
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GOVERNOR GEER'S
TEXTBOOK BOARD

The School Book Commission that Is
to be appointed by Governor Geer VIII
have a difficult and important duty TO
perform. Upon its action to great eA'
tent depends the education OF the rising
generation Of the state for the next lew
wears. Whoever the Governor selects
for this important dnty should be men
of nnquestioned integrity and pracncai
experience in school work, On lormer
occasions there has been considera Die
said concerning the corrnpting lnilu'
ences OF the big publishing houses tha'
wore connecting for the contract, and ~
order to prevent repetition Tor TINS
charge the Governor should select only
men of irreproachable charac'er'-E'
gin Recorder.
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A N Il MIA

Pale thin, weak, rundown,
low spirits, no appetite.
Rosy and plump, fair
strength, with pleasure in work
get hungry three times a day
and like good food.
Which of these two pictures
is yours'
There are ways to either
condition. Skip the first, for
nobody wants to be in it, If
in it, the way to the second is
SCOTS emulsion of cod-livel
oil, with proper attention tC
course of life.
Wgll send you little to Try II you like.
! SCOTT & BOVINE, 800 Pearl street, New Nork
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At,er Holiday offer.

The New York Racket have had hne
holiday trade, but have q few articles
left ON hand which they offer at greatly
reduced prices to close out, There may
he those who want 20 make New Year
nresenta. If So We are Offering our hne
dreesing cases. work boxes, manicure
sels. A inll third off the price, also our
Albums, dolls, few books for young
folks at a great reduction as well ~
other articles soitable for presents
Please call and see Ne. l22F=V
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FIGHTING FOR
HER LIBERTY


Margaret A. simpson has hesnn th'rd
snit for a divorce from her husband Al
len simpson, by whom che hAh one
child, a daughter nov aged about TO- she
alleges in her complaint that Simpson ~
the owner OF two farms and a great deal
Of fpersonal property, while she IL PENN
less and dependent on her labor for her
daily bread. 49,,
She now asks decree ot divorce that
defendant deposit with the court siOo
attorney fee and other expenses ol the
case. that she he given a decree dnc'Ar.
inc her 70 be the owner in tee simple OF
one.third Of all his real estate and have
Judgment for costs and Disbursements
aud snch other equitable relief As TIE
court may see fit 10 grant her
This case attracts attention because Y
IL one Of the lew in which the na'r'cl
attorney has appeared, aud for the hard
LEGAL fight that las been made 10 rHsi'1
aoca 20 the divorce. Mrs. simpsons At
torney. l.. n. McAlahan, being success
iul in every step Of the proceedings s'n''
he has taken uP the case.
This makes the third divorce su't }.
which the same parties arc interested
Abont a ysar ago Mrs. Simpson sned 10
a divorce, but failed 10 secure It late
+, the husband sued for a divorce an
, resisted. the trial being held last week
D and the decision in favor Of Mrs. siml
/. son va, handed doNn by Judge X. J
Boise on Wednesday afternoon oi 'h
ueek. Now Mrs. Simpson again sue
There il some properly Involved "a VI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
CLEAN PLAY AT
THE GRAND

"Pure. clean fun" il promised in "A
Stranger in a Strange Land" which
comes 10 the new Grand opera house
Monday, Jan. Z. Something has peen
said in this column about the thorough
success with which George Broadhurat'
II. A. Dusouchet and others have made
bowling iarces with distinctively Amer
lean plots and scenes which steered
clear of all characters and incidents
smelling Of dissipation and vice. The
scheme seems to b. spreading Sidney
Wilmer and Walter Vincent are tht
authors of this latest effort and from al
reports the play is meeting with Oh
success.
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rhe Alfred MIIlenany.


Loxpox, Dec. 2S.-The hayor ol
Winchester, Secretary Of the Alfred
the Great Memorial Committee, re-
norts a lively interest in the celebra.
lion Of the thousandth anniversary oil
the death of the Hero King, Alfred the
Creot which will he celebrated Octo'
nor os lool Winchester was the royal
city of Alfred, his capital and his bones bones
still crumble in their thrice deseora'ei
tomb, Hyde Abbey. The naulonA'
memorial will be set mp at Wlnches'er
It is hoped that America will contribute
10 this memorial, as Alired's saHons
were the progenitors Of many Americans
The first naval victory on record H','1 wan
,bat won by Alfred over seven Danish h,
roSers .~a lie was the founder oi 'h'
! English Navy
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
EXCHANGE MILL
FOR SALEM

interviewed az to the prospects Tor
an inpedependent milling enterprise
Mr.. Humphrey said Judging from
the very liberal subscription for stock IN
the Farmers Warehouse and Milling
Co. Of Salem, we expect TO be able 70
effect a permanent organization soon
and proceed with the boilding o' al
Exchange Mill for Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

MONTREAL, Dec. 2S.--The great Char
ity Ball in aid Of the Montreal Maternity
Hospital will be held tonight In the
Royal Victoria College for Women,
which privilege WAS granted by McGill
University and Lord strathcona. The
elite Of the city will be fully represented,
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r,,s, s,eamer From Valparaiso.

SAN FRANcisco, CAL, Dec. 2o.-lhe
British Pacific Steamship Company to-
day started It's first steamer Tor ms n'. pol'
from VALPARAISO. The Chilian Navlga-
tion Company have decided on ior''
nightly service 10 Mszattan and ean
Franeisco. From this date on these Two
companies will have steamer lines i'oh'
valnaraiso by the way OF Panama 'o
Osas. the most northern part o' "u"
tamala.
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A. AA AAA AA 40
~ HOTEL A7RLvALS. x
THE WILLAMETTE.

II. G. Harmon, Portland.
II. +. Bushong, Portland
j. A. Livingston, Portland.
Geo. 1. Cory, PORTLAND.
w. p. Smith, San Francisco.
W. + Cleveland, ST. Louis.
r. II. Barclay, Portland.
G.. o. Applehagen, Portland.
s. Cohu, San Francisco.
Max l.. Farrow, San Francisco.
+. r. Morris, Chicago.
Geo. II. Barlow, Chicago.
$. +. Tucker, San Francisco.
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Marion.co. Real HsIaie .

Thomas J. Davis, and wife to Mary a
Harding, 10 acres, $3.50
Don A. smith and wife to Michael
Refine. two lots in town Of Niagara, flbO'
Don A Smith and wife TO Carl Berg
LOT In town OF Niagara $50.
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The rush 10 the drug store stlll con-
,i,,nes and daily scores u people call Tor
- bottle al Kemp's Balsam for the THROAT
aad .nnOs lOF the cure Of Coughs, Colds
Asthma. Bronchitis and Consumption
Kemo's Balsam, the standard i3iniil
remedy As sold On guAf,AnI.ee an" 49, s-,e'
fails % give entire sAtiSiao'""' '''''
25c. and SOC.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

Es,rsy Nolles

Eo,,ee /. hereby given that have lsAea "l
.nA l,npounded me iollowing de'efipe an,i,.' %.
t,uoA funnlns at large within lhe '''y 81 %
ls,m, t0Wir -, ,,ia
one ,,laek brown JsrseJ coz About years ',p.
h.,lug one hOfn longer Than the v'hsi, Nh'.
s1na Seot. small piece cui from ioPt'as "sn'
ear leather hslisr -. ...s
Tbs owner of aid animai can have ,hs ,'n''
A. p,oyins psopsriy AMI pAyins 'he 'ssA
sh.,gs. as.d sEpeiises ~ taking Nv ana ksspin.
s,c.. and 10 dsiaalr thereof iof hTe da'.. ~
osoosei b ali he ssld sninsl a pnblie au.'lo'
!. .rovided a. ofdinsnse 10. - ~ the sto's
said city.
ps,eA salem. DeesmbsF n 800.
DIV. GlnsON.
On As'ss1
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
~ ERSONAL \ EWS
AJ AND COMMENT

Miss aura Kirk is visiting friends at
Portland.
Mrs. J. A. Singleton is visiting ror'-
land friends.
Mrp. Walter Pugh went to Portland Oh
n yislt last evening.
Mrs. NJ. V. Charlton and daughter
Tia and Mrs A, A. Disque have gone 7"
Portland for lew days.
Frank Bolter OF Brooks was business
visitor in Salem Thursday
Miss Blanch Bell went TO fort'"nu
,his morning 10 visit friends few days
Chester G. Murphy, ol Stanford is in
Salem for holiday VISIT with hs par
ents.
Iohn II. Brooks, the Silverton drug
pist, called on Capital O'V 'r'e"''
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Barlee, o'
cLn.,nor connty. are visiting relatives
at Salem.
Farrar. Frank Morrison, A. NJ
Gilbert and Representative sm'u' went
IN Portland this morning.
Avlett Johnson, student at "ash'
noton Uoiyersty, is visiting at the
home of f. B. Southwlck.
Mrs.E. q. Hanson and little s'r' VINO WIZ.
we're in Lebanon over Christmas N's''
ing friends has returned home.
Mrs. d. w. Matthews was Il passenger
by last nights train for Los Ahse''s
where she will visit for few weeks
Mrs II. F. Deardorff Of Oakland, Or
came down on the overland Thursday
visit the family of Gen. w. H. by"rs'
Mira F. W. settleu,er Of Woodhnr
.ho was here visiting friends owe
christmas, has returned TO her nome
Mrs. Iva REYNOLDS of Portland wa
was here on Christmas visit WIN n'
mother Mrs. Derrill, asreturneu 10 ~
home.
d w. Fraser, who is now opef'''"s
-aonrins mill at that place, LETT today i
s,ienesree, Idaho, after hollday'''S'
home.
Alex. Power, postmaster at lla'''
vas visiting his parents and his bro'h'
Frank w. Power, OF the Oregon Nurse
Company
Nliss Ethel Raymond went to 70
land This morning where she has se'''
engagements to sing in Churches
few days. -.
Alrs. Z. Hoter, Miss Florence men ,,l
ME Miss Florence iloier ana N's ;
Lawrence lIoier took the q, - A"
steamer Altona for Portland this mo
ing
i# N,sJR Linn went to S''yer'on
morning to visit her grand'"'h' ~ =
q. Ramsby, Whu is reported N''.
with lung fever aud is hardy TAP'
10 recover.
Miss Leona Snyder Of Portland
w.s here visiting Miss Pearl Damon
cbris,mas returned last evening a''
nanied by Miss Damon who VIII y q
Portland few wteks'
Mr.. ID. W. Matthews started las'
for a few weeks visit, and 70
home her mother Mrs sml'h ~"'
there for some time yis'''"R
daughter Mrs. De. Wade
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

Aud each day ana night during tnis
week YOU can get at any drugHlsI.s
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat aha
Lungs, acknowledged TO be the most
snccessful remedy ever sofa TOT
Coughs. Group, bronchitis, AsIhtna
and Consumption. Get a b. tile Co-
day and keep IL always Ia the mouse
so YOU can check your cold az once
price 25c and zoe. Sample bottle iree'
eod&w
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Tn. colher the Weather.

The better you will appreciate the
Staple Groceries and high class provi,s-
ions which are sold at fair prices 10y
Branson X Ragan.
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n Pc, Cent Reduction Sale.

From now till Christmas we will give
a 10 per cent reduction on everything in
the store. Remember we carry q very
select line OF goods, All china and
glassware at Wholesale cost.
NJ. T.. FRASER.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
Tnrf coagfsss Meets.

Cn cAoo, Dec. 2s.-lhe Amei'oAh
Turf Congress is in session here 'ouAy
eoosidcring iIe question Of racing dates
.,Ii,,arily liked 6y the Congress lasl
e.,,ember. The call was issned Al the
request Of the Harlem Jockey CiuD' i',
CLie.,o. the Chicago Jockey Clnh
Uavthorne the 81. Louis Jockey
cl,h and New Louisiana Jockey Cluo-
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lucrative MIXERS

c,e,o. lis, Dec. 9s.-The semi.an'
nal ormii winter, meeting Of the IRA
,srni,y Of Operative Millers Of Amer'e'
In in Ills city today. August >
weioel Waterloo, m presided
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
AfterFeaStlug

You may find that you can enjoy that
health bread made from the whole
wheat -four at the Pioneer Baker ana
sold by WestcOtt i Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

COW FOR sALE.-Good Cow. Jersey
and Durham stock, fresh soon. Call
on !. j. Longcor, near colored church,
North Salem. l2-22 "
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MARRIAGE, paper for 10 cents, with
addresses Ct advertisers, ladies person
ais inserted free. rhe Special Club,
box 23l, Salem, Oregon. l2-l6-lmos
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

WANTED--A boy or girl to learn a
trade. Inquire at JOURNAL ofiice.
Emit
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AT-The old stand, with the best class
of help the Mills barber shop is again
prepared 70 offer inducements 20 per'
inanent patrona Finest porcelain
baths and best all-around service. OPP
posite Hotel Willamette. ~ q I'm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

FOR RENT-Dwelling with not and
cold wster, and both. Also q room
house with barn. Call at 42i High
street. ----A. schreiber. II ~