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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-26

In the Regular Republican caue
Thursday at o'clock. resolutions we're
adopted removing the last formal objec
tlons which the anti.caucus members
have to going into the senatorial caucus
by adopting the following;
The Resolnfions Adosted.
Whereas We, the majority Of Repub.
llcan members Of the legislature have
assembled In 'ucus for the purpose of
naming candidate for United States
senator, who should be the candidate Of
the whole party, arting through
lts senators aud REPRESENTATIVES,
IN the Oregon legislature; and
whereas, a minority of the PARTY
membership In the Legislature has
withheld it's presence from our confer.
ences, and embarked upon an OBJ.
structlye policy that threatens a pro.
twcted aud useless Senatorial dead
lock, involving the certain defeat of
useful and necessary legislation. EN-.
harTasslng the state government i'm the
harmonious and effective administra
t'on OF ils functions. imperilling the
highest Publio interests aud last.
though not least, keeping alive A "a,
plorahle tactional schlsm in the Repub.
lcan party, and
w hecas, Il has been intimated 10 us
through various credible sonroes that the
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minority has declined 10 Join us in eau.
Gus for the reason that il feared the
method OF secret ballot would be adop
ted and enforced, in selecting candid.
ate Tor United States Senator: aud
whereas, IL has never been the pur.
pose OF the majority to adopt any
method OF voting not agreeable 10 the
Republican caucus, or any considerable
minority thereof, aud il has never been
committed TO any method OF voting
Whatever; therefore, inasmuch as ITS
puTpOees have been mistaken and It's at.
ulude asltO the ballot misunderstood
bcit
Resolved, that We, the majority,
declare that the viva voce method of
voting is entirely acceptable 10 ne and
10 the end that no reason or excuse
may exist for the minority not assem-.
bling with the majority in forming a
complete aud effective caucus of the
whole party, We pledge ourselves I'm
diyidually and collectively that the
method ol ballOting for United States
Senator in caucus shall be open 10 roll
call, aud We agree TO adopt resolution
10 that effect, and faithfully and honor.
ably comply with the terms.
Resolved, therefore. that a full copy
OF the foregoing preamble and resolu.
uone D. conveyed 10 every member of
the Republican minority.
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oNE ELECTION

n =
Law AMENDMENT
The Law relating 10 sleotlon returns
shoald be amended soas 10 requiFe that
lhe whole number Of voles cas-, should
bs slyon, This h ao1 required ss the
mw now s.Ands and AZ a matter Of
Act Ne ensire vo,o i 20, returned. The
vote On indlyldual candidates IL return.
"a, bui shis does not give ,he fall aud
satire vote, because All votsFs who ~
~ The polls do ust vote Zoe all The can
aidaist Of any one party, even
To Illustrate, Az the June election
isoo, three state viae oiios~ were voted
ior, ,oegTes@an. supreme Judge and
food commlssloasr, POE Congressman
aboot $500 yo1os wers east. ior Jus,lce
shout soOo less and lor Food commission.
~ about 1000 losa Thus Il is Dc
noeslreiod shs. all who vent 20 the
pells aad soied, aid aes vote Cor yassics
80 ioE commlsslones. aud the extreme
bfQeAoiiiv b shai al vhe veat 10 ,hs
pslia dld ROT yoss les coasrsssnan. /, y
k;@oss ceriain that an d them ald not.
49, aAuy isiied 70 vote ior cousre,s
map eaH ussur b known. haaae the
aael4 psss eaa noi returned.
E1urs sss ~ p,illns preeiue1 in me
nsse snd e eniy oas sossr al each
,rssaet fsiisA q sois iar c0ngrsssnan.
- assRpEais nambeT mishi cnt an
'asssna u1s D ~ anal ioosiag ~.
rbs s1sfs 70 rsiugn ihe uho,e vote
) asn,s ~ msissial Ia a. eass ..
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REGULAR CRUCUS MIKES
GHINS HND WILL WIN OUT
Majority Accept the Viva Voce Method of Voting Senator
and Several Will Join
ACCEPTED BY Mr.. cORBETT AND sEfNG CIRCULATED
And sIGNlp BY MEMBERS OF THE LE0IsLATURE.

the Republican members the biennial session
Of the Legislature called Monday January
room No. estate Capitol building Salem.
It's duty shall candidate United
Senator by majority Of all in the fouows
The method nominating candidate whether viva ballot
otherwise shSl be- determined by the
hereby understood that the
be the candidate the Republican and the several subscribers
dduay pledge themselves support the nominee for
casting their for him Opsn Legislators Tuesday January
l9O and each day thereafter until he shall be elected.
s hereby stipulated that this call shall
pledges contains fully binding the subscribers
six Republican members Of the legislature have signed this
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DON'T IOLv DprAm. Dur Dot


Don't idly dream There is no time Tor
dreaming,
No time 20 drone and loltor on the
Wav,
With opportunity each day e ,eeming,
That tlll you doign 70 wAhen, will not
stay
Be, then, alert, ior all around you call.
ing
Ara voices, TO press onsard, heard by
iewf
Heed lhsu,. and venture. with no fear OF
falling
Don't idly dream, bot do
Don, tlaly dream Grea, deeds await your
doing,
Deeds lhal will live, aud y0u Ia them
may lvie,
Noble yonF thoughts, each dsy your
strength renewing,
ho you bat true, that strength your
faith shall eivo,
lAie striving around yoa bids you, then,
LOos. where the future rrsndly slsnds
Ia God press oRwerdl BE yoar trus
ue'er shaken
Don't ldly dream, bat dol
-snLHcrrO
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ruRfsTrAN.

P.O. Powell, NJ. A., pastor. Preach
ing services at 1880 a. m. and 1;SV ?.
M Morning subject Our Plea, or tbe
Mission Of the Disciples. Evening
subiect: "The Rich Man, Can he BE
saved . Bible school at ~ m. Junior
Endeavor at 3 3:30 and Senior EndeaVo,,,
at $50 p. m. Subject; "Missions'
Mabel Shoemaker, leader.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
John Parsons, pastor. Services ~
20 go a. m. and 1880 p m, Subject o.
the morning sermon The ConseGeIr,ateu
Personality, or Victoria ana the t NlI,u
ous Age.1 and Of the eveng sermon
"Wmttier and His Message" Sunday
schoola IL m. and Epworth League 81
q 10 D. m. The choir will render two OF
three special numbers in the evening
and hymns com posed by Whittier Will
be sung.
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sUEDAY SERVICES


W.. 7. Q.
The regular 4 O'Clock meeting at TIE
w q. T. U. hall on Court ST., vii! De
addressed by Prof. sykes. All are vel
come.
YEw PARK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
Pastor MERIT, Davis Services at III.
and 80 Morning topic: LawlulMOney:
Evening eubiect: Jonah. Sunday School
70 o'clock. Prayer. meeting Thursday
evening 1880.
ST. PAUL's EPISCOPAL
On account OF DR.. Scoyeh's Weakness
from La Grippe but one service Will be
held. Morning Prayer 1880 q: o.;
Subject, 1.-The Centurion's Faith.
Sunday school 70. m.
USIrAmsN
Rev. Thomas T.. Eliot, OF Portland
will preach Sunday morning at lO:SO.
Theme, THE Power Of an Endless
life" Music under the direction OF
Mrs Hinges. No evening service.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist
2q9 Liberty street. Services at l0:30 a.
m. and $50 D. m. SundOy and every
| Wednesday evening at 1880 O'CLOCK
Subject Of Lesson sermon: Love"
FIRST PREsBYTERfAE.
II. A. Ketchum pastor. Preaching
services at 1890 a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
TEXT Matt. 1913 H. Theme-"A vital
ouestion." Evening text Exodus 1898.
fheme-"The invisible, but real and
divine Leader"
| BAPTIST.
Ronald McKillop, pastor. Topics
"The Extent OF Gods Promises and
Answers 10 Prayer" at l0:30 q. m. "Our
Day, Our Duty, Our Destiny at z 80 p.
I'm. Sunday school at IL m. Young
Peoples meeting led by Mrs. Mckillop
at $3.50 p. m.
PIRsT coSGREoAToNAL.
Rev. w. o. Kantner, pastor. Services
at 10; 80 a. m and 1850 p. m, Subject ol
morning sermon: "On Eagles Wings.
In the evening the address will be upon
THE Fathfulness Of Cod Sunday
school at ~ m. Y. p. =. O. +. at $3.50
p. M, J. b. + Tuthill, leader.
FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL
H.. L, Pratt pastor Regular services
at 0:30 a. m and 1880. p. m. The re.
yival services which have been In pro-
gress at the First United Evangelical
church for the past four weeks will be
continued over Sunday by the pastor,
good interest has been manifest.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL,
Corner 10th and Ferry streets, T. II d.
Henderson. pastor Preaching tomor.
row at the usual hours Subject at ii 100
a. M, "Go On" Subject at $50 p. M,
Counting the Cost"
New members will be received into ths
fellowship Of the church al the II O'Clock
service"
EVANGELICAL
Seventeeth and Chemeketa street,
N. Shupp pastor. Preaching services
at II n. IN. Revival services 80 The
revival meetings have been gathering
strength each evening during the past
week, and will be continued during this
week, and indefinitely Rev. p. j. Green
of Albany, and Rev. r. Pierce OF Port.
land will have charge OF the meeting
Rev. Pierce is recently from Boston
Services all this week at 1880 Sunday
school at 10 a. IN.
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her own has she seen--the wars oi the
Cnmea. the great Indian mutinY, Aoys'
sinia. Algbauisian, and the Transysal
This last the unhappy and unnecessary
war Of the TraLsvsal, together with per-
soual bereavements, had much to 90 10
shortening life already prolongea oe'
yond the allotted span.
Far away and above the Queen, noS-
ever. stands Victoria, the woman, the
wife and mother. Among the English
speaking people, more than any other
is fouod, in its fullest, reverence Tor Wo-
man and ior wife. And here is seen the
truest and strongest bond Of affection be-
tween Victoria and humanity. Her
trnest crown is m the maj sty and dig'
nifty. the fidelity and affection Of her
womanhood. wilehood, motherhood.
Here she became the highest type and
example. Under hsr sway, and chiefly
by her example the Court Of ST. james
has been the purest Court in history.
While IL is true that scandal has often
besmirched Eugand during the last
three score and ten years, yet It has nev
er touche the hem Of NictOrla's gar
ment, nor has it received from heraughl
save righteous and womanly condemna'
ton. She was faithful and loving wiie
fond and devoted mother. Thes'
qualities are her trne crown jewels, tn
diadem OF true womanhood Hence
more than all else, It is that her people
love her with love never accorded 4
any other sovereign.
Asa Queen she was great. Az a wo
man she was greater.
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FIRE IN WEST SALEM
LAST EVENING

The residence Of Miss Nellie Taylor In
West Salem was destroyed by FIRE yes
terday afternoon about o'clock. Miss
Taylor was not at home at the time
having been in Salem all day, but as
soon as the FIRE was seen the neighbors
removed all the furniture that could te
reached by them, but we're unable to get
TO the second story, where there was
some furniture and her entire wardrobe,
The total loss is about $500 and falls
quite heavily on the unfortunate lady
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
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GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE

Our popular personally conducted
tourist excursions in modern Pullman
tourist sleeping cars leave salem every
Monday Evening and Thursday evening
wa sacramento and every Tuesday even.
ing and Saturday morning via Portland
ana run through 10 Chicago without
change via the Worlds most scenic Line
connecting at Chicago with all morning
tIaihs East, also with the Rock Island
personally conducted tonrist car for
Boston These tourist sleeping cars an.
broad yestibuled, lighted with Pintcb
uas and provided with all weekly illus.
rated periodicals. and magazines for the
rec use OF our patrons aud are accom-.
lahled through 10 destination by a rem.
,Iesentatlye OF the Great Rock Island
SSonle' We also have a daily first-olass
Keeping car service to Chicago via tie
scenic Line, and the best dining car
eTyice in the world.
for null information, mans etc. caIl
n or write to, A. +. COoPER, Gen. Agt
or Portland Oregon.
v W. sSINSRR, g. NJ. PowERs
; agent 5. p Co. Agent OR6N
salem Or. salem Or w
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Mains and nervousness. It makes weak
women strong and sick women well.
oI deem It my duty to express my hearielt lt
,,ratitude for having been the means, under
providence, Of restoring me 70 healtnp writes li,
Ms q H. Mum Of Spriughill, Leon Son fla. fla.
gtio, nearly two years I suffered from female
weakness. % could not stand on my Zee, any ay
An5etite was much impaired had bearing
down sensations can't express how naaly
IA feel. Had tried several kinds OF msdlcins
which did me little or no good. Az last deciae9
10 try DIR, Pierce's Favorite Prescription. had
NOT iaken ali Of two bottles before l saw II was
beuefting me 80 l continued to take II unuI i
mad taken seven bottles, when | felt entirey
cured Did not feel a touch OF my OLD com
plant II has bee9 over year since t9oS ,n,
your medicine and | can truthtuily say tnat
nv health has been better for the last year than
n had been for four years previously.
vYou may publish this as a testimonial" -,
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent ftes ON
receipt of 2I one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Address Dr.
X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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WILHELMINA'S BANNS
SOON TO BE READ

THE HAGUE, Jan. 25.-An official OF
the Ministry OF Justices this morning
delivered at the town hall formal deed.
signed by Queen Wilhelmina and Duke
Henry OF Meklenberg, each declaring
their desire to be joined in matrimony
The royal banns will be read for the fret
time January 81.
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DIED

LYNCH-At the family home on North
Front street, Salem, Oregon, Friday
January 25, 1901. Frank Robert
Lynch, Of a complication Of diseases
The deceased was born April III 1885,
at shouberuac, Nova Scotia. He came to
Oregon in 1871, and has resided in sa-
lem most Of the time working at bis
trade, that OF wagon maker. He leaves
wife and son, Bert Lynch, to mourn
his demise.
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individual candidates bat II might be Of
great Importance when constitutional
amendments are before the people.
The Secretary Of State rules that IN
order 10 carry, an amendment must
receive a majority OF all the votes cast,
but how is anyone TO know what con
stituies a majority unless the whole vote
10 known.
For instance let az suppose that some
one Of the amendments submitted
laal June bad received Al 200 votes, who
could stay with certainty that II had
been adopted, under the ruling Of the
Secretary, or who could say that II had
been reiectedH How could a court, even,
rule iniellIrvnlly and justly on this
point, should Il come before Il IN
litigation, Without knowing the exact
Number Of votes cast at each one Of the
7ao polling places In the state.
The Law should be amended 50 as TO
require q return on tho entire number Of
vo.es east Al each polling precinct,
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rnE LAST OF A ooon

THE LAST or a uooD
WOMAN ~ NOT a GREAT QUEEN
saofsnea.o bee,
In tho death Of Victoria, Queen Of
Great Britain and Empress Of India, the
world, reluctantly, lOaes one Of the most
promiaont figures In all iis history, This
ls true whether We consider her az a
woman, as a sovereign, or as the nomi.
nal head Of great people.
We say nominal head, for In her long
reign, tho longest, aud, on tho whole
tho wiaes, and bes, In the history Of
Grea, Britain, no feature is more sug.
gestiye or full Of meaning than this--
Ihe rise aud supremacy OF the Com
mons, The People. For while. loyal,
and Feveseatly preserving she old iorms,
the England Of today 10. In spirit. a
Republic, and the time IL no, iaf distant
when, Ia the irresistible logic Of eyents.
she Nill he 90 Ia letter a. we'll. There.
fore her sovereign head has been,
largely, hguFe head, But the world
may we'll b. thankful that che has been,
a. fngland's grcA.est novelist, speak
lng through the heart aud lips Of the
common people would pa, her-that she
has besn "a lne figure Of a woman"
Therefore AL civilized, ycs, aud all an.
eivillhed, nations have abundant rcason
70 b 1hankiul that she has hyel and
aguFod la tho worlds lie. Her long
relsn oi "a years has been the birthplace.
mo nursery, the school, ths theA,ef Of
many events 0l vast ,oi vital Importance
u ls true that with most oi them she has
bad htlla of nothing 10 do. And vel
she is eonneVseA with an Of them a.
~isoess Al lsAs,, add wiIh many oi them
% pssroness.
eines lsu. when the crown was plas,i
aIon her head, she has sccn the most
'mpoF,ant eps,eh Ia human history The
: n'e has essn one ol miraealoas ad,snce
"a @esesn'eal Af,s AMI applled social
PHILOSOPHY,
10 hsf spoeh belo0gs he dse ol the
leople' 'he pheeomsasl grs~th II the
humanitarian spiFt showing tsell IN
alAuiiold wsts a charity, the hssh
mpolpe q mlssionaFy EFFORT Wan oi
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vAsnLlnE NO GOOD FoR HAIR.

Dandruff Germ Thryes ID II, as Wen To Al
Grease.
A welI.known Chicago hair specialist
invited the Inter Ocean reporter TO come
10 his Office and see, under microscope,
how the germ that causes dandrutt
thriyes in vaseline. The specialist said
that ali hair preparations containing
grease simply furnish food for the germs
and help 10 propagate them. The only
Way 10 cure dandruH is to destroy the
germs, and the only hair preparation
that will do that is Newbro's Herpicide.
"Destroy the cause, you remove the ef-
feet" Without dandruff no falling hair,
no badness. Ask for HeTpici1e. IL is
the only destroyer OF the dandruft germ.
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III -
and that Il she
sleeps her dreams
will only be echoes
of the suferings
Of the day.
Why not sleep
soundly and rise
refreshed at morn
ing, with strength
and courage for
the days dutiesH
Weak, nervous $
women, sufferers
from backache,
bearing-dow b d o " n
pains, and other
W ON a nj y all
ments, have found
a perfect cure in
DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescrip-
ton. It heals the
womanly diseases
which cause the
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JOURNAL "x.RAYs."

JOURNAL AMAZE.
The new barber at Hotel Willamette
during the legislature is Willis shinn'
ee
Mt. Tabor people object to being
chained TO Portland's dobtriddtn
carcas.
Hotel clerks Hogan and Fish shine
out behind the bar In one Of Murray
Wade's cartoons.
Josephi's bill TO convey insane is &c
Just and humane that 4 ought 10 apply
10 tine first fellow caught voting ugaintI
IL.
Increased earningt shown by all the
railroads do not indicate that capital
and corporations are seriously oppressed
in this country.
A shine, a shaye a drink, meal, q
bed, game Of billiards, or a turkish
bath, are the complete appointments at
Hotel Willamette.
The Hon. Bill Smith, Of Baker, 10 not
going TO spoil his record or endanger
his chances Of success by voting for
any body for senator.
Miller's railroad comm ission bill will
cost $1,000 year aud won't be worth
ten cents 10 the Taxpayers. II might
make a place for Miller.
A number Of tho State papers are
calling the Indian war Veterans APP
propriation OF 5000 10 send a delegation
to Washington graft"
80 q
5000 to send seven delegates 10 the
Buffalo exposition is all right. Oregon
"a rich and Buffalo is a. deserving as
Owaha. Chicago, aud New Orleans.
Peareo, Of Marion, seems 10 think II a
family has been stinted for years to
keep mp life insurance, Il ought to got
tho money alter death without a
lawsuit.
zee
Here's the most graceful thing has
been said by any Of the Portland
reporters
General Killleather, the warrior aud
statesman OF Portland, Is here throwing
ia few oratorlcal sunbeams ON the leg
slati6s uiilas.
Albany Herald lMcBhde); The fact
that Herr Hoier's paper, the rankest
populist paper in Oregon, is clamoring
the loudest Tor the election OF n. W.
Corbelt is clear indication that he
ought not 10 bo elected.
sae
The most sensible business bill in IN,
senate is by Johnston. constituting the
governor, secretary OF state and state
treasurer a commission TO build port.
age railway bctween The Dalles and
Cello aud making an appropriation
therefor. Bat the people will probably
have 20 wait for McBride's reindeer
packTains, and impossible boat railway
A number OF our friends are sending
ne senatorial poetry Here are samples
There's chance ior our solons to do a
worthy deed
They should Foloyaie the gentlemen
no have long slnce gone To seed
And elect a man of courage, Il he isn't
quite tu great,
Who has thorough knows ledge Of
the needs OF cur state.
honeet Henry CoFbott is the man
who's up lodale,
Aud he N,lld do his h0nost duty by
tho nation and The state.
~ Mitchell Was a statesman with n
gra 81 common sense
Tie wuuld know enough Al present
20 yet down on the lrnce.
II CoFheit 10 elected
It's penetrating lance,
Wlll plcrvV the horde III graf,ers
Aed give honest men chance.
The senatorial Naler doth moi a.
smoothly ran.
Tho 'rooole seems a, pTesen, 100
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Pullman and Tourists cars on bo,
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 0gds
and FL Paso, and tourist cars TO Chicag
st. Louis, New Orleans and WashingtG
Connecting at San Frandisco with ~
eral steamship lines for Honolul
Japan, China, Philippines, OeirtrAlsf
South America.
See Mr.. W. W. Skinner agent at Sac
Station, or address
O. IL. MARKHAM, g. P. A,
Portland, Oregon
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Yonr Sunday dinner.

Legislators and other citizens are
made welcome at all regular meals and
AZ the special dinner on Sunday served
from5 to 8 .. m. at Strong's Restaurant.
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Who To Vote For.

After you have voted for the best man
for Senator, vote for yourself to enjoy a
first class dinner as served daily from
to p. m. at Strohg's Restaurant
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pleasant Dreams"

c,;ss the Young maid to her mother, ss
- ~ sst;Tes ~; 10 rest. The mother smiles,
49,, Snt sighs She knows that the pains
.,. vus ~, her will not stop for darkness,
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much Favored son."
OF rods there are 80 many, ana no ons
wants 10 quit -.
know Just where to hit.
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Mrs. Gilbert, who was charming
actress in Abraham Lincoln's day,
adorns the pages Of the February scrib-
ner with her "reminiscences.
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To Cure cols in one Day

To Cure q Cold IN one Day
Take LAXATIVE BrOmO QulDlne Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money " u falls " ouft
w. Groves signature is on each DoH.
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THE DAILY JOURNAL
~ HoFKR sRorHERs.
SATURDAY JAN. 30, 1901.

Daily one year, % 90 IN Advance
Daily -Four Monthe " In Advance
Daily by Carrier 500 Per Month.
Weekly One Year ai.oo In Advance
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FOR A COLD IN THE HEAD
Laxative Bromo-Qulnlne Tablets
LITERARY x.RAYs.


The best New England book for an
age-"Quincy Adams Sawyer" VIII
tickle every old or young blue-belly
through and through.
Life is vero dull without the weekly
illustrated "New York Life" Better
begin reading it If you haven't formed
the habit.
"The Redemption OF David Corson"
is a warm number.
Mrs. Gilbert, who was charming
actress in Abraham Lincoln's day,
adorns the pages Of the February scrib-
ner with her "reminiscences.
Egerybody's for February has nc
poems. Neither has Ainsle 3.
A jest'e prosperity lies in the ear
! Ot him that hears il. Never in the
tongue
OF him that makes 1t.
! Oh, Dear; Ainsie's for February
gives US another dose OF Richard Hard
ing Davis. lie was supposed to have
been anesthetized
Lippincott's for February has papel
on Lincoln as an" Antagonist, that thos,
ambitious Of success in public life viii
do we'll to read.
Truth" for January is a number o
special interest. The American Artist
series is continued with an article oil
the work OF Rhoda Holmes Nichols
fully illustrated, both in colors and il
black and white, by reproductions from
this distinguished painter. There ar
several short stories by well.knowr
writer's, special articles, the usual de
partments, and several beautiful colol
pages.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-26

"The Redemption OF David Corson"
is a warm number.