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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18

The Rest Prescription for Chilis
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18
Worth Knowing.


Teaspoonful GCsas OF Crab Orchard Water
Might md morning will cure the most obs;i-
II ito cases constipation
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
Majority Accept the Viva Voce Method of Voting on Senator
and Several Will Join.

In the Regular Republican caucus
Thursday at o'clock. resolutions were
adopted removing the last formal objec
lions which the anti.caucus members
have TO going into the senatorial caucu
10y adopting the following:
The Resolutions Adopted.
Whereas We, the majority OF Repub.
hean members OF the legislature have
assembled la c'ueus for the pnTpose M
naming a candidate Tor United Statss
senator, Who should be tho candidate of
th7 whole party acting through
evu"ufs and representatives.
IN the Oregon legislature and
w hefeas, a minority of the marty
n'einhership in the Legislature las
Nlthheld its prrsenve from our confer.
enees, and embarked upop AN M.
''fnctlYe policy that threatens a pro.
,'ae'ed aud u-eless Senatorial dead.
'vcA, lnVol lilng the certain defeat M
a,tInl aud necessary legislation. EN-.
e''iassing the state government In ths
harmonious and effective administrs
H'e ol Is innctions. impenlhpg tbs
l'shrs' puhltc interests aud last
eongh not least, keeping alive a 1s,
nlo'ahir iacIioual schism in the Rsnnh.
.Tau party, and
w herrAs, II has been in,imat,.l IN n.
through Naflouscredlbls sources that the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02

minority has declined 10 ioin us in can.
Gus for the reason that IL feared the
method OF a secret ballot would be adop,
ted and enforced, in selecting candid.
ate Tor United States Senator: aud
whereas, II has never been the pnr.
pose OF the majority TO adopt any
method OF voting not agreeable 10 the
Republican caucus, or any considerable
minority thereof, and IL has never been
committed 10 any method OF voting
whatvveri therefore, inasmuch as ats
purposes have been mistaken and lis Ar.
tltude as 10 the ballot misunderstood
be- it
" Resolved, that We, the majority
declare that the viva voce metboj N
voting Is entirely acceptable to IA and
10 the end that no reason or excnss
may exist for the minority not assem-.
bling with the majority in forming a
complete and effective caucus of the
whoie party, We pledge ourselves i'm.
dividnally and collectively that the
method OF balloting for United states
senator In caucus shall be open 10 roll
call, and We agree 10 alopt a resolution
To that elect, and faithfully and honor.
ably comply with the terms.
Resolved, therefore. that A full corv
OF the foregoing preamble and rssojn.
tlons De conveyed 10 every member of
the Republican minority. :"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
chattei Mortsase Sale

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue o
a Chattel mortgage Of cate Aug u lsQQ
/ hled IN the Recorders Office of Marion
County Oregon, August %, 1899. yoInms
No page 40 Given by Franz I
NIcklot 4 j T. Wilquet 10 Russell q
20 OF MasslIhon Ohio, 10 secure tbs
payment of 100000 with interest at 3
percent per anuum from date. less S5o0
paid thereon, will sell al public anc.
tlon 70 the highest bidder for casL !,
hand on day OF sale.
On Monday February 4th. 1901 N
eleven o'clock in tha iorenoo, of ssiJ
gay, at what is known as the s. p FIJ'
rldse nome farm about four miles sontb.
gon, ''''' Ose-
All the right title interest and ast.,.
Mhich the said Frank j NickIot aDdJP
Nuqnet has m or 20 the following Jes
enhed personal properly named ie s";3
Nns''eI mortgage toRit.
one 10 horse Power wood bprr;,u
traction engine complete No. 05if
, h,s oy Russell * Co.. also one RI y 55
;ASuNance Separator with one Esvn...
IyiS5 vf'e9d WIND WIND Stacker made by Russell
Dated Jan, 2t 1901
rco RUSSELLGCO
", ~ "rAves agent aud Attorney i'm /
20 81 lW D
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
| SEWING MACHINE
SPECIALIST AT SALEM
New Business Location OF
an Expert in This Line
of Business

Geo. r.. Deane, the sewing machine
specialist has done so we'll since locating
in Salem ten weeks since that he has
rented roomy and well.lighted quarters
No stairs rooms and 4 Of the Gray block
He has handled sewing machines for q
years, and been fifteen years on the road,
an equipment Of experience that makes
him an authority in.that line.
At Mr. Deans establishment may be
found full line Of special attachments
10 all machines, as well as materials for
care and proper use Of machines, shut
tes, bobbins, needles, take.ups and all
parts and specials for repairs--this lat
ter being Mr.. Deane's specialty-to put
sick broken.down or out-of.order ma
chine in fine condition on short notice
Mr.. .Deane proposes founding new in
dustry at Salem. In the near future ht
will put in pinking machine, a button
| hole sewing machine and machine t
make buttons TO match suits. Mos
such work is now sent away from the
city TO be done. Mr.. Deane is doirl
some OF this work now and will be pie
pared to i've instructions in this line 0
work. lie also handles something new
in the way Of a special bargain machine
Mr.. Deane has come to Salem to eta!
and will be found an intelligent anC
agreeable gentleman to do bushes
with.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
VOTE FOR PRINCIPLES
NOT FOR PLUMBER
Fundamental American Ideas That Should Control in tn
Selection of an Oregon Senator

Vote who
Nicaragua canal entirely under the government
Vote Tor who will
resident corporations and yndcates holding
Vote for pledged appropriations and keep omen cl
harboS as f"qnn bay and Coos bay and the whole Columbia
Vote opposed bounes TO special inte
and especially the Hanna Payne Ship Subsidy
% man who avors restoration of American shipping
restrictions especially own possessions
Vote for who will labor uphold national credit and keen all r
paper silver and gold money bondis issues
Vote for who
and euanng territories government by commissions and
military - WIZ
Members OF the Oregon regard party shod o m
man who has positive convictions Of
the entire Pacific coast. ~ ="
The people Oregon or Justify further holding nm o d
licking OF the legislature faction or for the pena Of
any candidate IDEAS ARE GREATER THAN MEN AND PRN,pI ES
ARE REArER THAN THINGS ' ~ ~ IN'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
WOULD PROTECT
TIE FARMERS
--
Measures TO Prevent Loss OF
Grain in Warehouses.
Bills That Have Been Intro
cuced Having That Object
in View

There are now pending in the leglsla'
ture four bills bearing on the control Of
warehouses for tie storage Of grain and
the passage oi such Of them az are Ia.
vorably reported by the committees will
undoubtedly result 10 the extending Of
that protection 10 DE farmer that has
80 long been called for. IN the Senate
bill hes already been passed, the
principal point Of which IL the require.
ment Of monthly inspection aud report
Of grain stored The bill WAS introduced
BY Senator Adams It provides lha'
every warehouse, nouring mill Rrist
mill or other pla wherein grain IL kept
for storage or hire make report Ia
the county court on the first day Of each
month containing statement OF the
amount u grain owned by the Company
on the first day Of the month preceding
the report, the amount Of grain bought
for cash, received by exchange, shipped,
ground or otherwise disposed Of during
the month. II from the report 1t ap'
pears that there il a shortage 10 the
grain on storage, member Of the
couRty court shall be appointed 10 ex-
anime the books and affairs Of the ware.
house, the cost tobe upon the corpora.
ton, unless no shortage is found TO eI.
lat. III shortage be found, an order will
be issued TO show cause why receiver
should not be appointed. Any person
willingly and knowingly making false
report will be subject to fine or i'm.
prisonment or both.
The farmers Of Marion county know
from past experience the necessity for
the most stringent laws regulating the
storage OF grain. In fact such protection
was a strong element In the canvass pre-
ceding the election, and the candidates
pledged themselves TO accomplish this
result. In the past year over 10000
bushels Of wheat we're lost to the farmers
Of the county through shortages in ware.
houses, and the criminal rascality Of
the managers thereof
OF the bills introduced in the House
tho one by j. N. Smith, Of Marion, il
the most comprehensive In lie scope. It
provides for increa'ing the amount Of
the bonds imposed upon the warehouse.
men, which will DO equal to 10 per cent
Of the annual volume Of business with
the minimum bond 10 be at 5000
Another by MIR McCraken, Of Portland,
provides for similar regulations TO be-
applied TO the warehouses OF Multno.
mah county.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
EX-SENATOR CORBETT
PLAIN AND DIRECT
Will Remain Firm in His
Candidacy for the
Senate.

! Ex-senator Corbelt was asked at Port
land Monday evening what he thought
Of the situation at Salem In regard Il
bis candidacy for the United States SEN
ate, aud he replied that he felt more
confident Of his success than at any time
since the Legislature met. my friends
are standing by me loyalty" ho said
''and members from Southern Oregon,
Eastern Oregon, a. we'll IA those from
Marion, Polk, Yamhill aud other coun.
ties, have shown their determination "a
remain steadiast 10 the end. How
about Clackamaa counly2 Joint Rep.
resentatiye Dresser, OF Olackamas aud
Multnomah counties, was known as
Corbett man prior TO the June election
laat summer, when he called upon me
and he promised at that time 10 give me
his loyal support IN Ease he was noml.
haled aud elected, aud consider his
word TO be relied upon Senator Brow.
nell voluntarily wrote 10 a personal
friend Of mine prior 10 the June election.
pledging his earnest support in case
vas candidate Tor the United States
senate.
"The other two members Of Clacka.
mas County we're known a. Oorbett men
When nominated. senator Porter has
signlhed his Intention Of giving Lila loyal
support 20 Mr., Mcbride for proper
length Of time, after which, In case Of
no election, he feels al liberty to vote Tor
another, aud will likely Join the major.
lty."
"pdo, most emphatically. Two years
ago, when | was a candidate aud knew
that = majority u the caucus was In my
favor | withdrew, after i've days Of bal
loting, In the Interests Of harmony. |
although some oi nay friends felt sure / !
could have been elected n had not |
II any one wiihdrawa this |
time. !. should bo the minority candi. |
date. Some OF my friends blamed me
lor Withdrawing Ia lsoo, anl don't pro.
pose 10 Incur their displ asure this time. I
As 20 the members oi the Mnltnomah
delegation elected on tho Citiaon's ticket. 1
lheiI platform, published just prior 10 |
The June rlectioa last year gave them |
peF'eet Freedom ae to their choice II a |
senatorial candidate. They are thus
pledged 10 no one particular candidate.
and u IL for them to choo.e the man /
sheom ihey think can serve the state
Ihe beet"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
PUBLIC SCHOOL
LIBRARY PR0GRA NJ
Large Attendance at the
Lincoln School

About two hundred Salem peopl,
attended the program of exercises Il
help the Lincoln school library fund
aud $50 was netted TO buy new books.
The library room was nicely decorated
with pictures aud ferns aud many Of the
patrons Of the school visited the room 10
SOC what has hevn don chere to supply A
free library tor the children. There are
about 800 volumes and the iundobtained
from the procecds Friday night will
make a line addition. II such library
could he put into each OF our four large
city schools and about once year a
jndielous exchange made It would yir.
tually become one large library Tor tho
public schools.
Tho program Friday night was In
every way oreditablo aud was wit.
nosscd by people from oil parts Of the
city. II created great enthusiasm for
the public schools and great interest
Ia the library The musical features Of
the program consisted Of beautifully
rendered singing, games by the kinder.
gartcn classos, aud vocal colo, Fiddle
audl' by Miss Ina Nichols, with violin
oblisaio solo, done in a very sweet and
charming manner the young lady = tlrpt
appearance betokening much talent.
Au Instrumental duet, Ma Tiger LILY"
by Miss Blanche Brown and Mac Hofer.
piano and violin, VAS a ragtimo number
Mics Myers read letter from Prof
Rem Irving irom Washington. describing
The library d congress, spDcudd de
s'ripiion ot that great monument In
Icarn'ug. The r,cbatious we're AN rx
'e'loot, aut incluicl jamie p,ufa.'
by Lu,'n Davis. 'lloa lie Saved s,
Nlchasls 'hy lima Hall. "Mumimd'.
laygmei ~ by Ross M,nhe. aud ,
'rlsvl,ou from Tom SAWYER b, ls..,
bn'kmshsm. ltWuuld be- haul to nIlI
Ah'ch did thc hcst ss all we're eeuerou 4, |
'pplludd
A l1ur, he Mous,tan" 90 Ihi, !
rate NomaO u0ugr, and "a ar,,.ai.on !
md 'ahleep convey y,ug tbc mpslofNm.
srau'o we're aisn very much appr,. |
ia'ei' "A Five O'clock lea with Mics
Fson a. miniature hostess vas a most
harm,ng feature. The ribbon arilI arl /
indian var club swinging completed the
'Iogrsu The latter under direction al
d1's BAKER Tho audience certainly eot
ee'F moneys worth and lelt repaid ior
wing an e'en.ng 10 the s,hool library
aase, Nearly ATTY y1lamya o. hook. |
iere donated and ,ls ,ea,hers deserve
'esi'' lor their hand vu,k 10 s,,ting an
be- ea'eF'alumeol undcr an the c,rcum.
'Aneoa and With such limited facilities.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02


Not 1he least nysgeuous of an the
wonders OF The carlh IL The extraor.
diaary cleNeruess OF Dame Nature "a
carver aud designer Her tools an,
alr' rain, rivers, springs aud frost.
Any one who has ever scen the mar.
seious oueen Hess rock on the North
Cornish coasL that wonderful prrsent.
meat of the great Queen Ellahrth
who 10 seated 60 Trandly upon tho
sandn. must have asked hlmself the
question a. 10 bow such a thing could
have heen accomplished
Conslnaous uickliug of water weaw
aNay the face of zoe rock. uaphan.
ard u VAS untl al last a wrlri NAT.
teFn 70 formed that sometimes r,se,n.
blcs a mans face sometimes an anl.
mal All ever the world Nature has
placed her plc,ure gallery and her sol.
'ecsioA " slaguagy, the blvgcat frs,
sheN IN she Wogld.
Anolher Nofs az Namre's ihat seFy
eissn tvsulss la extraordinary changes
esius sugcic,i ls a landallp
And hndsllps have arlscn from the
llnlest poasible causgA A mai, un.
i0Fgtpuad aVw of water had gradualy
'lndvrnined q hill og cha untu al last
~ earih heesme lke q hallds nut
hsa 'hs sqii oeosue 10 heasy. Ths
ga bsai aNinsg tu fouudatlons and
n'iiions % tons q earth acre aaag
n'e the s,a. Nhich proyea ths axlan
has she --latest bsginnlngs onen pgo.
Ieee ,hs uisbsie.i sada
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
PECULIAR CASE
OF MISS MULKEY

Miss Susan Mulkey, niece Of the
late United States Senator j. n. Dolpb,
shot herself with revolver at San Fran
cisco, lw days ago, and died soon
alterward at hospital from the wound.
She is daughter Of G. ]. Mulkey,
formerly special agent Of the Treasury
Department, and is a cousin Of Council
man F. Mulkey and Chester Dolph, Of
Portland. She was also distantly con.
nected with the Mulkeys u this section.
Miss MuIkey and her mother had
recently arrived in San Francisco from
Tacoma, Wash and their business there
was 10 dispose Of some mining property
acquired by Miss Mulkey. The property
was located at Nome. Her attorney
made an uniavorable report regarding
the property and the young lady seemed
quite hystericaI over the matter. AT a
later hour he called again and found
the young lady in much the same mood.
She requested her mother and the at
torney TO leave her to rest and quietude
and she would recover. They departed
and few moments later heard a shot.
aud Fastening back found her lying in
a pool Of blood with a revolver at her
side. She died without giving any
reason for the deed. A peculiar phase
OF the case in the fact that the mother
and daughter registered at the Royal
House, in San Franclso, under the as.
sumed name Of Mrs Mllsap and daugh.
ter. The young lady was about 20 years
Of age
G. j. Mulkey, father Of the dead girl,
iormely special agent OF the Treasury
Department, was implicated in the
famous smuggling case several years ago,
along with other government officers,
when Nat Blum was a star witness, aud
related much sensational testimony. Mrs.
Mnlkey was a sister Of the late Senator
Dolph.
The Corvallis Gazette Gays she had
relatives at that place.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02

The boys aud girls are educating
themselves In the best tpnblic) schools
in Kansas, and the Jail is empty for
months al a time. The Em.
poria banks chow about million dollars
on deposit. Money for pensible invest
ments may be had at from 0 to . per
cent. Wages Of clerks range from ~
t5a day, and the cost Of living makes
II possible for every man 20 save money
and buy home. Fiye.sixths OF the
houses Of Empofia are owned by The
men who live In them, and the social
order Of the town is not based on
money"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
. PosrMAsrgR AT


The FARMERS DOOR
The experiments that have bean made
with ires mail delivery 10 rural regions
are suggestive and interesting. -Four
years ago Congress was peFsua dsd 10
make a small appropriation for this
work. which has every year bean Ia.
creased. The last was q, $50 900. Nearly
three thousand rural routes have been
established, and almost two million
farmers and their families now
enjoy the benefits Of tho service.
The rural carrier who receives
$500 ayear, makes daily trip
Of about twenty five miles. IIIs wagon
10 an Itlnorant postofIioc. fIe delivers
mnil,he registers letters, he sells stamps,
and he cancels postage on mail matter
collected. Il Is proposed that he shall
also issue money orders. The demand
for routes is increasingly large. AP-
plicaiIons Irom twenty-five hundred
oommanities are In the hands Of the
postal authorities.
Posimasler.Genoral Smith is eonvine'
ed that uhe government must soon on
tend tho service 10 cover practically the
whole country. The rural population is
estimated Al twen,y.iour million people,
thrce millions Of whom, perhaps, live 10
snoh sparaely settled districts as 10 be
practically Inaccessible 10 carriers, The
remaining twenty-one millions occupy a
million square miles Of territory. The
grosa cost q delivering themAils 10 them
10 estimated At gs' 100000 a year. Tho
net cos, would b. considerably less, Cor
many thousand iourth.elass poslofices
could bo abolished, star routes supeFsed.
%, and increased postal reoelpis on ac.
count d hnproved iaeiliues would bring
= large revenue Tho Postmaster Gen.
eral would have the loss nov suffered on
second class matter stopped, and he cal,
culAses that this increase Of net revenue
would b. sufficient 10 give free delivery
10 al accessible country iolka
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
ConsideraIe.

Young Writer Ito editor Of newly es-
tabllshed journaD-If you end this lit
tie story available for your columns
don't ask any pay for II beyond a life
subscription to your paper.
Edltor-But, great goodness, young
man. you may live for 80 years.
Young writer-Oh, | don't mean dur
ing my life; during the life OF your pa
per, you l-LOndon Tit-Bits.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE

,o, UGI Popular personally eopdnctod
,oriist .ourist excursions in modern PoIIoou
SJ"IS S,T's'sI sleeping cars leave salem evern
~, DiiouEuay Ey Evening and Thursday eveniny,, ,EDy
i1' 80 sacramento ,l.I and every tuesday eysns
"a. .ns and Saturday morning via R P3r,Iani ttvu,
an ann run through to Chicago vi,bnl'i ~ 'tana
o'. ou"l'se VIA the Worlds most scenic ;ue
connecting at Chicago with an ,o mo,nin' hine
r..,.,,,l7it' H",ns East also with the Rock IsianS
belsonaily conducted Tourist car '"nu M
b-aa3 1'os,9n, These tourist sleeping ears sT.. ~.
,;,.i s,'Au sesllb9led, lighted with Pintns
pas ',.,i ana provided with all weekly vn iIITsi
.,S.eu "a, ~ periodicals aud magazines for % tbe
,vo ,a;i use oi our patrons aud are ac,on, C' ~.
'',.'. ,a',,ed through to destination bv '0 a ran
sSo. SSv,' '@'lse ~, OF the Great Rock IslahJ
Ionle, 1S.l' We also have a daily frst'cIasl ,Inu
,'' o' ping car service to Chicago via N'Iss ~
''. ,enIe Line, and the best 3;ninaa we
'Iylce IN the world. "'ns car
, vi leil lnlQrmation, maps etc. call
VI write 70, A. f. CooPRR Gen A. Az,
Portland Oregon
", sSSNSER, q. NJ. PoWEps
salem 0r 70 Agent o R 4 n Co
W. salem Or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02

Correspondent wanted in every city,
town and villages in America. Newspa'
per and other work. Experienced and
inexperienced Good remuneration
News and stories wanted. For partiCu
lars address The Bulletin Press Associa
ton, New York. rs Il
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02

Harry, yesterday was our wedding
anniversary. and you never said a
word about IT,"
"Well. my dear, felt II In my bones
that II was some sort OF big day, but
| couldn't remember what It was."-
indianapolis Journal.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02

,,iI ue s.l Undersigned are ready 10 rs,si,.
,iNH., T'us ioI ~ lhe erection Of the Cop,r,gs.
''JSaI PI,,' Nnu5ch al Butieyi,le. Oregon
ta"s and speclhcatiouso tba -
~. ~ 49rch Building may be- SEEN Fr',Is ~
N''l MOTEL hutteyiIle, Oregon ira,' - 4,.o 'l'o
W SV ian ~ 1901 At Bank oi Wo1.iJ,''ee.,.' Ue,'
y, " g'd .oarn, Oregon, from Jan % -, 'I',n' I,
5i'', I'Jl, at gilbert Bros Rsnt S,'l ~ = an
All IN. uom rom Jan. 81 TO Feb. = iG6I
H. ''1s "1,.. VIII be ouenei Feb.9 IAN
rei,., 'U,i.'l 'a,. .l'lee reserve the rIgbt I'll
a - Ho,,.- l., 6hENrs, Pres. Building
a. "oAAR CoNE, See. iCommi,s.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02

The new mammoth mangle placed
in the Salem Steam Laundry has en-
abled them 10 reduce the prices on flat
work in dozenlots. Sheets &c, slips -
see the reduced rates. hon5 All,
% n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02

Albany pot a two.year high school
oouree into the pablic schools aud 50
ooys and girls are enollod
The nomber Of unemployed polite ans
la ssil great and arailroad commission
ls almos, an absolu,e neecsaity.
~ long A tbs senatorial holdnp IL on
neither aide daro vote against ap
PfopFiatlona. Everything soos.
aoa
eAlem sues forward, A new federal
bnlliinsi new y NC. Ala new
state seeef hew business blocks.
SO
foseve, iree 10 he people shall aow
the sota a. slslayille. l. there any q
that aaips oa ZAP a chs state noases
10 b Ia the pfooession hfoWn@ll helps
lhe boom 10 increase official salaries by
inereaalog ll,e walJen a. ths pen llo,n
500 10 lleo0
Anf legislation that wlll give ths
beFhpnp = days Eusi Ia the seek l. 10 Dc |
eneoafaged flieis duliss, especially Ia
oltses' arr more fatal % llie and prolific I
q bioodshe1 lhaa soldierins 10 the
Philippines.
moo
fhere "a . whole l0i 4 wisaom n thls
sqle a. edilogisl Ia the Emnofia. Ksn,
"a. 0ascllt
+tmporla 81 = good .snh1sanllei home.
~, Nholftoulo, cloan faced. rool.beari.
q bu.'netallko piacp a. lave.
Hers a 20 aambling honse Ia ioan and
'nPi'pai'Y 20 Per people 50 gaRpoFl >
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
Removal NotIee.

The undersigned has moved his wagon
shop from No. 45 State street 10 his new
building, the first door south Of the Sa-
lem Steam Laundry, 2l0 Liberty street,
where he will welcome old and new
patrons in want Of good work in his line.
Telephone 2933.
P. ]. LARSEN.
81 ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02

when fellow has money to burn,
thc mother Of marrlageable daughters
Is ready to supply him with a march.-
Philadelphia Record.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02

Every boy In Germany from the
crown prince to the meanest subject h
obliged TO learn some useful trade.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-02
THE DAILY JOUR NAL
~ HoFER sRorHEas,
SATURDAY, FEB. 2, 1901.

Daily one year. ss.oo In Advances
Daily Four Months ~ IN Advance
Daily by Carrier SOC Per Month.
Weekly on ns Year st.oo In Advance