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The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-04

We don't want much" says the little
e1 man. "0nly what every traveller ex-
'eDtS-a sweet supper aud soft bed"
u want beth myself, too" says the
ildut and I'll make a sweet supper OF
iol both. and a s9ft bed OF your bones.
Then he laughed an awful laugh that
nook the castle. and made the hair stand
o. poor Jacks head.
But that minute the wee red man whip
ptl oll his sword and made al him. and
TIE giant whipped out his and made at
The Wee red man: and both OF them fell 10
sAa had a hight. long and hard but at
length the wee red man ran his sword
through the giants heart and killed him.
Then they went In and spread FOR them
t'Ers @ grand supper and fine bed, Ia
which they slept soundly TIL morning.
AND u The morning they went OF, the lit
,.e red man taking with him the Purse u
Plenty.
All that day they travelled on before
'Aen. and Whsa night fell they came 10
sA9lher great castle.
What castle Is th!s2F says Jack,
-, 'bal castle" says the little red man,
s NE castle Of the Giant cf the Sword
o. Light"
ID. says Jack. "I'ye heard OF that
''''D'e giant and his awful sword. and"
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ne says, i want TO get out Of his neigh
ooInood az fast as possible"
Fear ne.er made me turn nv haek an
nan or rnostal yet" says the little red
man. end 1 don't think I'll begin ms
,ate IN life. AZ we're here, we'll lodge
here this night"
80 on the gates he rzttled and out came
it'ehtul giant, with three great head
On hiRl' aud he rosred 50 thar the hills
shook; and he asked them what they were
ooing here and what they wanted
We are two poor travellers on a to,Ir-
hey. says the little red man. "and a.
hight TEL on US We thought We wouId agk
you TO give us a bed and board for the
night Wv
"Hai Ha!" says the giant. laughing a
terrible laugh. ''I'll board myself on Won
Two this night, and I'll bed me on your
bones" '--
And he drew from his scabhard AZ that
the terrible Sword OF Light whose flash
Travelled thrice round the world eye-y
tlme II was drawn, and whose Tghtest
stroke Killed any being, natural or en-
But that instant the little red man
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BalI-besrias- for stree, Cars.
, .bA phflsssi,tfa T.l..S

From he PhlladelpLis Trlegraph
street cars to run with the ease of BIZ
cycles! This Is the latest improvernsn,
in transit service. and the Union Tracfson
Company Of this city is now experimenting
with the new arrangement which consists
Of an application Of haii-bearing axles.
To use the eontriVanee II IS not necessary
10 have a specially built car Is Il can az
applied to any axle, The idea Is stIlI N
ils infancy. ana although the Tract on
Company is making comparative ear
mates by the use OF electric meters on INA
new and several OF the old ears. % tara
are as yet prepared. Those whe hay,,
seen the ball-bearing car in motion NV
that IL moves almost nolseiessly, ana that
even railroad crossings sail 10 jar Il IN
the least
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day she had lost aH her rage and all her
fury and all the devils, and she was the
best and most perfect girl as weu as the
most beautiful in all the world.
Ths little red man on the tenth day ask
ed Jack II he remembered when he set
cut on his travels paying cut a hundred
guinsas TO get a corpse buried. Jack said
be did
Then" said the little red man. 1T was
whom you buried. and ! have tried to
repay you little Now good by, and may
you and your wife prosper ever after"
Inc little red man disappeared and Jack
and bis beautiful wife lived long aud hap
PLY,
fCopyriest fsaa kx sea,,.. as,..f.r,,s,
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sigh ,Isaas.

From ths ississ Hons cenpaniga.
Signing Il but another name for oxygen
starvation The cause of ssRhlnz 4 most
frequently worry. Al interval Of several
seconds often follo~s m9menis Of mental
Gisquietuae. during which ;ifns the chest
walls remain rigid until the imperi5us
demand IL made for oxygen. thus causias
che essD inhalation. u is the expiration
following the Inspiration that u properly
termed tue aigh. and this sigh Is simply
an Effort 0f the efganism 10 obtain the
necessary supply Of oxygen. The remedy
Is 70 cease worrying. One May Be amx-
ious Bul there II 30 rational reason for
worrying. a little philosophy ALL banish
wogrY at once. Worry viii do no good /.
ings 90 come. as one viii net ee in q con.
ellloa 10 snloy thea
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
the coNsrIrUrIoNAL AmnNDmrrrs.

The constitutional amendments 10 be
voted ON Al the June election are iiye In
number, and but one, the woman's sui.
irage amendment, has received much
consideration from the press.
Tho Municipal Indebtedness Amend.
meut" provides that no city, town,
school district or other municipal cor.
poration shall become indebted 10 an
amount exceeding Ave per cent OF the
assessed valuation Of its property. IL 10
n asubstitute for the present section 10
Of art NJ Of the constitution which
limits the legal Indebtedness Of, counties
10 $1,000.
The amendment IL simply calculated
10 legalize the debts which have been
incurred, In numerous instances, In ex.
cess OF the constitutional limit, aud
leave the way open for fresh start In
the noble industry Of bond.mongcrlng
II should bo defeated, There has been
entirely too much Of the business of
piling up debt Tor "posterity" 10 pay
We are tasting some Of the fruits, In the
interest burden which IL already grieyi.
ous, and which, by the way, threatened
under push management 10 bankrupt
this city, not long ago, dnd instead Of
removing restrictions, municipal ran.
ming In debt ought 10 be- discouraged.
The Judiciary Amendment provides
ior increasing the number Of sapremo
court Justices 10 Eve, and takes on an
limit on the number OF circuit iudges
This question was well throshed out at
the last session Of the legislature, when
an attempt Was made 20 ignow tho
cont titutlon altogether In this matter.
Il Was found, however, that by providing
moro clerical aid for tho supreme Judges
business could be greatly expedited, aud
there seems 60 be- 40 need Of changing
tho constitution, unless for the purpose
Of providing more places for taNeaters
The 'lrfegation Amendment" is
quite long and IL very broad Ia its plo .
visions. Tho effect would h. 10 increase
the power OF corporations over the in- !,
diyidual and ALLOW them 10 sta more
elleciually mcnopolire natural resources
and ride rough shod over whoever should /
opposs. II should he holmingly I
defeated.
The ''kel'eallng Amendment ls cor the
purpose Of striking from the oonstiu.
tlon section 80 OF Article ,, relating TO
fFoo negroes and mulatl0cs. which ha
been a dead letter Tor nearly forty years
and may a. vel be wiped oii ihe book,
Oi the "EQnal Suiirage Amendment"
Il h hardly neoeuaary 70 speak. Il h.
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comply with the law and close the tax
list within the same year that it was
levied. In this he did right, because
extensions Of the time for paying taxes
are taken advantage Of by the big tax.
payers, and the county has TO pay inter.
est on the warrants that are out because
the taxes are not in the treasury.
will not descend TO the depths Of
personal controversy with r. j. Hen
dricks and G. b. Irvine in a matter
where we are financially interested. /
have been out for week on the county
canvass, and have sought 10 keep the
campaign free from personalities. /
have spoken well OF all the gentlemen
on the other ticket, and shall continue
10 do so. For this | deserve no credit,
as it is the only decent and American
way to carry on a contest for votes.
am unable at ali times TO conduct myself
20 as to please Dr. J. N. Smith, for the
simple reason that he represents fac
tion Of Republican ofIice-holders and
oiIice.seekers for whose methods have
only contempt. l have not written a
line for The JOURNAL the past week
except my daily reports Of the joint
debates at the meetings held in the
county canvass. Smith never misrepre-
sented Mayor Bishop or the Salem Cit-
zens' administration except when at
Silyerton he laid IL was a Republican
administration, and left the inference
that lac was supporter of II and had
helped TO get the city charter. On that
called him down. | have nowhere
represented TO the people Of the county
that the ticket for which I am canvass
ing represented the Salem Citizens
movement, and he has everywhere
shown or tried TO show that TnE CAPITAL
Journal had told the people the same
thing. But Il is the beet ticket before
the people OF Marion county, barring
myself, and stands thoroughly for reform
principles.
r.. UoFRR.
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STAND ny THESE MEN.

lnJ.Y. Mcclellan the Union ticket
has put up strong and able man for
assessor. Mr.. Mcclellan has charge Of
the X. l.. IIibbard dairy farm and has
not been able 10 10 upon the county
canvass, hence we bespeak for him the
same cordial support that Is given the
rest OF the ticket. All the other candi-
dates have been out over the county
but MIR. Weeks, Mr.. Mcclellan
aud Mr.. Brown, the latter the sawmill
manager a, stayton, and Mr., Weeks u
dairyman ON Howell Prairie. All three
Of these candidates are men Of the best
character and are we'll qualified for
their respective positions, We would
like 10 see them lead the ticket, as they
are not able 10 leave their duty Tor the
sake OF being elected. Such men will
tend TO their duty far better sometimes
than mon who neglect their own bust.
neas 90 run after an Office.
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Paris in 1900.

For the benefit of those who intend
visiting Paris during the Exposition, the
Rio Grande Western RailSay has got.
ten out an attractive folder illustrative
OF the main features OF the Exposition.
IL contains some valuable hints for in
tending visitors and descriptive articles
upon Place de La Concorde, Arc de
Trio pphe, the Madeleine, the Column
OF July, the Trocadero, Hotel de Vile,
Column Vendome, the Louvre, the
Grand Opera House, the Bourse and the
Tomb Of Napoleon, in addition TO birds
eye view OF the Exposition grounds. The
folder, or pamphlet, is gotten out in
handy form, and is written in pleasant
and attractive style. It, in fact, gives
in little space everything one going TO
the Exposition would like TO know be-
fore starting on his journey.
For copies OF the Paris Exposition
Folder and other advertising matter
descriptive OF the Rocky Mountains
famous scenery tributary 10 the Rio
Grande Western Railway and its con.
nections, write, j. ID. MASsFIED,
Gen'l Agent.
253 Washington ST., Portmnd, Ore. o.
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Real Estate Bargains

$40 acres, n miles 3. =. OF Lebanon. 100 acre,
IN cultivation, - acres ine orchard, heW dr,er,
mile TOP, %, aud school $1,000
A20 acres In same place, 75 acres In cultivation
hne stock aud grain ranch, Tor 81, 90.
30 acres near this no Ia cultivation. fair house
harm, orchard, nearly all level land 20 acres
beaver dam land, hne home. q. 400,
o. acres close, good new house, barn, hen
house, ffut house etc, rs Ia cultivation balance
slashed and burned, 500.
A beautiful home just south of city. 10 acres
cheap for cash.
10 acres miles n H., for only 500
n acres miles n. W. for only s76O
loo acres between Dallas and sheridan, ~
acres cleared, 81, 0OO
A beautiful home Of $50 acres. miles south o
Mon mouth nne improvements. tine OAK groTe .
acres aud 10 acres ia fruit q, 900.
a acres, miles $, 4. Of Turner. dne small
arm tor grain, grass etc.. cheap.
l have some hne stock ranches 10 trade a,r
small tracts not ton far out and give time on any
Il yOn want to buy a grain or stock ranch
cheap (Calll
have some ine small fruit tracts at biz bar
gains also town property 10 sell oT trade cheap.
have god properties Ia Nehraska Kansas
Colorado, hakoias, and Manitoba 20 exchange
Tor Oregon properly,
II you want a splendid mill with water rover
and pasture and feed ground, etc, OF want an
dd oSsSa on liver a 1% sasssn 'SSSs Ssss sps"
lfyou want 10 buy, sell or trade or rent can
suit yOa.
Also have two iArns 20 rent
Some splendid horses for sale
II you want loan on real estate or have any
notarial WORK 10 do. Call and sec us
Good terms on any Of these. some OF them 70
trade.
Lots % other tracts lArge aud small. chea
~ IA ali N.a4
want loan GA real estate call on or address
ROxORrn, RNAN& 20
" Com. -. salem Or
knelose self addressed envelope Cor Npy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
Vas Youro Mp. mApr lrylrrn,

The Republican managers have com'
mitiod a singular error u judgmen m
nominating candidate Tor District at.
torney almost entirely without regard
for the right Of the people 10 haye a man
In that Office who has some experience
as a criminal lawyer Mr. Hart Is ~.
spectacle M county superintendent, but
aa an aspirant Tor the Office Of public
prosecutor in the second largest district
la the state he suits a sorry figure. His
election would rimply put the criminal
practice In the hands Of the ablest Grim.
inal lawyers In each county, because tho
state could win no eases without employ.
ing them aud fan accused man had no
money 10 hire thoni Of courso they would
be helping the state about half the time
and worse than ever would big crimi.
nails 20 unpunishcd. II is almost i'm.
possible 10 convict biz thief now, but
under llar, only the little fish would
ever he caught.
The salem Statesman Published an
account OF how, after the union nominee,
} A. jeffrey, had ocnolndcd his speech
Al jefferson, Hart bobhcd up from some.
where, dramatically assembled the plat.
'orm, and made spellbindcr OF a speech,
In which he asserted that Ielircy's
claim that he had invited Hart to take
part In joint discussion WAS not true
that he had never received snch an insi-
Iailon. Upon this statement of naft's
10 Marion county audlenec-and a.
Intelligent am audienee a. can be- found
Ia the staie-tho Statesman assumea
hat Hart has Nipcd up tho door with
lack Jeffrey
Nov Il ls question Of fact, aud while
no ono expects the Statesman, or amy
1ther ,aiupalgn newspaper 10 get every
hing exactly right IN the heat Of
'ampaign, the publio have a right 10
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

The people Of Salem are not Interested
In personal controversy between news.
paper publishers as 10 who shall 40 the
sheriii's advertising in Marion county,
Tho simple TACT is that 1, has been done
the past .Wp years Cor about one,hali
wha, was formerly changed aud collected
boy the Statesman, and when il had pub.
lished and circulated letter against
ffank nufbin ia the last campaign that
vas proven 10 BE- ioRery, il had no
claim oa him a. sheriff a, any price.
nas JovRSAt was paid Sl.so per inch for
Publishing the tax list Of lSaS. the type
va sei by union printers al good wages.
aad the list Was lange one, because
sheriff pofbln Was the arst sheriff 10
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expect a candidate for district attorney
10 adhere pretty close 10 the truth before
public audience. We desire 70 ask
Mr.. Hart. and he can reply in this paper
free Of expense, II prior TO Jeffrey's
speech at Independence on May IL and
Ia his speech at Dallas on the l4th, Il he
was not invited by letter TO join Mr..
Jeffrey in discussion at both places?
Also was there not published an invita-
tion 10 joint discussion in the Polk
County Itemizer Of the issue dated May
11th?
Il would be easy 10 convict young
Hart Of lack Of modesty in running for
the second highest judicial office in the
district. But he is exposed by his own
statements TO a charge Of untruthiulness
that he owes it 10 himself TO refute be-
fore the people Of Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
MARION COUNTY TICKET.

MARION COUNTY TICKET.
Representative
George l., Brown, OF stayton.
John b Dimick, Of Hubbard.
X. Hofer, OF Salem.
A. b. Hudelson, Of Jefferson.
George W. Weeks, Of Howell.
County yudge--w. w, Elder. OF siayton.
sherif-Frank w. Durbin, Of Howell.
Clefk-W. E. FINER, Of Woodburn.
Recorder-Jobn J. King, Of Macleay.
Treasurer-G. g. MatlOck, Of silverton.
AssessOr-T. Y. Mcclellan; Of Hilverton.
Commissioner-w. w. Culver, Of Sidney.
Coroner-J. W. Whitlock, Of silyerton.
school Superintendent
surveyor-A Gobalet, Of South Salem.
For Justice Salem District-Jonathan o'Donald.
For Constable Salem Districl--J. II. Lewis.
JOINT DISCUSSION.
The Republica ms and Democratic. Citi-
zens will hold a joint discussion on the
following dates and places in Marion
county, Oregon:
MONDAY, MAY -.
l0a. m.-Gervais
Up. m.-MonitOr.
8 p. m.-Woodburn.
TUESDAY, May 70.
10a. m.-Brooks,
1p. m.-HOwell.
THURSDAY, MAY 3D.
l0a. m,-Aurora.
Up. m.-IIubbard.
. p. m,-Butteyllle.
FRIDAY, JUNE l.
10 a. m.-Champoeg.
z u. St Paul.
SATURDAY. JUNE2.
Up, m. and remainder OF day-Salem.
F. T. WRraHTMAS,
Chairman Republican Central Com
mittee.
w. s. Morr,
Chairman Democratic. Citizens Cen
tral Committee.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
INJURIES WERE FATAL.
N. j. MeGrath pies at the Hospital Saturday
Night

NJ J, MeGrath Dies at the Hospltai Saturday
Night.
NJ j. McGrath, the brakeman who
was 30 severely injured at Turner Sat.
urday noon, as related in TmE Journal,
died at the Salem Hospital at O'Clock
the same evening.
After the injured man was received at
the hospital the right leg was amputated
just above the knee, and the left ley was
taken of below the knee, but the pa
tent was not able TO ralley,
The mother and sister arrived on the
6;lb train, and were present at the end 7,
ms was also Henry McGrath, a brother
The remains were shipped TO Portland
Sunday morning for burial,
Deceased was a member of Portland
Lodge United Artisans, In which he
carried 500 insurance.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

some Of our Republican friends are
shocked AZ the impudenoe OF the Demo,
orats nominating man born in Ireland
ior Congress. Well a. his opponent was
born in England, they come 10 us from
under the same crown, There Is this
difference between them; Dr. DAILY has
the liberty loving spirit Of Patrick
Henry and Mr. Tongue the submissive.
ness ot a subject Of King George, The
former stands tor liberty OF all down.
trolden people even the Roersit he lat.
ter Is hand aud glove with the aristo-
cracy ol both continents Cottage Grove
Leader.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

The man who comes % his work In
the morning with a headache, who
suffers all day from dullness, druwsl-
ness or NERVOUSNESS or who tnSSrs
frsileSsly through a sleepleSs night
Should seek the quietlng, power.
producing helpOf DR. Miles Nerylne.
"A lew minutes work would make
me ~ nervous aud exhausted that /
trembled aud could hardly stand
aluhei but after using DR. Miles,
Nrr,ine for six weeks 1 could Work
wil Time aud felt hearty aud strong.
" MArIHEs, Appleton, Wis.
br' Miles Nervlne Is sold nd an
H.ugslsts on a positive guarantee.
Mflle Tor free advice and bnuklrt 10
Dh Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
OIa Good ReRlnnlnR.

Cometh a good end" When you take
Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 purify your blood
you are making a good beginning, and
the good end will be health and happi-
ness. This medicine cures all humors OF
the blood, creates good appetite, over
comes that tired feeling and imparts
yigor and vitality TO the whole system.
IL is Americas Greatest Blood Medicine.
Biliousness Is cured by Hoods Pills.
20 cents
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
Chi cagO, Rock Island { Pacific Ry

y, Tue iavorlte line 10 all points east
broad, yestibuled and up-to-date trains
between Pueblo and Denver, and Omaha.
Chlcago and Kansas City, making direct
connection in Chicago With all morning
trains east. First.class Pullman sleepers
Library Buffet cars, between Denver and
Ohlcago; the most perfect dining ca.
service IN the world "a La Carte :.
through hrst-class Pullman Sleeper every
usy between salt Lake City and Chicago
wa the scenic line personally conducted
excursions in ordinary Pullman sleeping
ca cars once week from Portland and San
~ : 5Sheisco 10 Omaha, Chicago, Buffalo
chicago and New York via the Great
SSit Lake Route, without change Ia
Oh'eago. No annoying transfer I'M Chi.
oago' These cars are provided with an
weekly periodicals for free use Of onr
patrons. For further information, mans
folders, etc, call on your nearest tiesri
agent, OF write 10
A. r. COOPER.
1enl Agent. Pass. Dept.
Portland ~.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

Is the best
medicine for
the stomach. II
cures
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGEsTIoN,
CONSTIPATION
LIVER AND
KIDNEY
TRoUBLEs.
IL contains
everythingb BEN
efcial, and
nothing injur-
ious. When you
ask for the Bit
ters insist upo
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

Pullman and Tourists cars ON beth
trains. Chair cars Sacramento TO Ogden
and FL Paso, and tourist cars 10 Chicago,
81. Louis, New Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Frandisco with sew
eral steamship lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See Mr.. W. W. Skinner agent at Salem
Station, or address
Q. II. MARKHAM, G. r. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
MeCoy STAGE.

Leaves Willamette stable 6:2O A. m
Isily for Lincoln, Zene, Mccoy. and
terrydale and return sane day. New
mack, good horses and careful driver
Far,els delivered along the line.
"" " r. - Davrs
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
Decoration Ddu

Seventy millions OF people will unite in paying the last
tribute Of nations gratitude to its heroes In every heart IS
for those gallant men who laid their lives upon the altar OF
their country in defense of the Stars and Stripes hey have
names that will live as long the dome of heaven canope
their graves.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

question for each individual TO decide
for himself, and has been publicly
agitated until all have probably made
up their minds.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
Oregon ShOII Line RaiIroai
The Direct Reute 10
Montana. Utah, Colorado


Montana. Utah, COLORADO
and all Eastern Points.
Gives cho.ce Of two fayor.te routes vi.
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail line
or The klo GRANDE Scenic Lines.
No Change of Cars,
On the Portland. Chicago speei.l ",La
nnest In the West"
Equipped With
tle ant Standard SIeepers
Inc New Ordinary Tourist
Seepers
Su 'erb librar-BufFet Cars
SqIendid Dinners, Meals
a Ia carte
Free Reclining Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and
Smokers
Entire Train Completely
vestibuled
For further Information apply 10
J. X. NAGEL, VIZ. CONAN
1rav. Pass. Agt Gen'i Agent
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

General Oompson is among the aotsam
and jetsam thrown up on political wave
this year.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

Al new productions in iotograis. pas
tell, platinoid aud crayon at the Rex
Studio.
Amateur work made 10 satisfy an GUS
toners. eOiNw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
THE UNION TICKET
Candidates For state and District
offices at the June
Election.

For supreme Judge-Geo. Green
For Food Commissioner--W. n. schulmerich,
Washington County.
Conqessman-Fint District, Bernard DAILY,
Lake County.
For Prosecuting Attorney--John A. Jeffrey, Ma.
riOn County.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

oil, water and vitrol have been made
10 unite In this campaign, TO do up the
farmer boy from Howell Prairie, Frank
Durbin.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28

A marriage license has been issued to
Ethel Hughes and aud ", h. Zwicker; T;
W. J, h. Jones acted as witness.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-28
q n - II q Ia Ia.
ssausA. NV Kind You Have ...E Bought
signature sf N3HAzIZx


S. A. Young aged SO years was re-
ceived at the asylum Saturday from
county.
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This. campaign is great harmonizer.
II has brought Hendricks, Irvine and
Flagg together for the first time in his
tory.