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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19
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iof fhsumafism are delighted with the
4uict reiiei IRON pain hirh it affords
hhen pesking a this Mr. ID y. rinks
q Troy, Ohio, ssysf "rome time agu I
bad severe attack ~ rhsumatism in
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recommended u ~ highly that ] hought
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have sinne Recommended this hnimeut
b. many a my friends. uho agfee with
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large Wall Maps Of tNe
CnItvi Sta,gs
Given Away
HOW TO GET ONE

nVN 10 GEI ONE
10 you are going East. or thinking NJ
sending Tor your family, DO not buy your
leAets unu. you have secured rates
from the ILLINOIS CENTRAI RaTTs
ROAD Co. Their service is excsIlaj b.,
none, and they can reach an points h
the hast, South or Southeast nom am
point IN Oregon or WashipgtoD
Ihfoug1 tourist car from Pacihc Cast
70 New York. '
II you vii send fifteen sents in stsn7rs
20 the address given below. Ne Nh
forward you by return mail a ARE wsiii
IA o, tne United States, Cu1s ao5
Porto Rico, Stx4O inches.
&c. 20 particulars regarding passenger or
''e'sn' rales, call on or address,
B. ii. HKUNBUIL.
Cont Ag't, IN. Cent. h
l42 Third 81. Portland Ora
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Nrallh and laCT-ness
o. welded love Rut
there IS another cu-s-
tiou vhch rgkuv
tAkes Wrcr1encr OF
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tins Is q recrs
sary 20 sntriscr
heaAh and happiness
90 wed. a lover
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Correspondent wantsd in ever ,;,,,
Town and villages In America. Nsws,.s.
per and other work. ExpeTiencs5 -
lneN perienced. GoOd remnn,5r.t;n.
News and stories wanted. For nsrtiS,-
lars address The Bulletin Press 49,. 49,.
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Southern
Pacific
NOTks 10 cOurTactOrs.

Woke 70 COnrTactOrS-
salem Ore, April 18th, 1901.
hids vii be received BY the under
signed Tor building a school house in
pisiriet Nc. IS Marion County, Oregon.
sAld house 10 De 50 bv 10 feet and "a
leet high. Bidders will specify amount
they viii build for and furnish material
ahi also amount they will build for II
seh0oi hoard furnishes all material.
Nj bids must be in the hands Oi the
clefk by May End. For further
PArtlcu .ars call on OF address, J. b.
yonsfnd one Uiie north OF school house
on NE hAil's Ferry road The hoard
sesseiVes the.Tight 20 reject any or all
o'as' Bids viii be 0pene / May 4th, 1901.
B. JOSsEUD,
Chairman.
a. I. Dordon, CLERK. 4 rs dtd"
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INFLAMMATION anU liberation am curr.
female weakness. Il trsnqual1es th-
nerves and encouisges the appetite.
20 rKpestct 60 hrcomr q mothrr s-4
thfcstruea nfsch hastr Erratif weakened Ia. fl
sFirs hra Ntiiaus. o Wrts sr-snr.
~rarcs 90, Ara aud rY 90 tfsrase ~ -
A. nse,ssut 50 EnQthVr toxtaI "a mr - d
,srlaed o. lusi trag algng asst Eet a. h.-ff--
A. iasi toaa tnr a1sfur tnai u rs me.iarre a.
aQt help ne uuuit g. talk D. ~ F1rr.,-
Ite,ite4aet I aid - aud 81 the umr i -
takrn hrm onr mcnih Q couid a. ~ -
neess ~eae etccpi uashilg ans teetrt a.
sarltrn too eas siuuirr thau - ,.l-r -.
eeHe Haiitns hahN earuink snrr u., a..
hahf eaue ihts onc uas lhg sikth chfif. -
II 80 e.Ttrn H,o7tns oad aua is a hcafhg eh.tf
- taf mr. icei a. NCauE uua a. f.s IL
elknireh Frafs ot ace an thirrR naa ~
e1eerf faliF rccorIrieu1 ~ Ftercrs r.r.s...-- II
aN ssdtriaE uCr1aukintr
loctor herce's Pleasant Pellets surs
e,aoasnsss and sch hsadache.
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EsseNErnHs % Opsn.

pc AioEa and Camanche country in
lL-ian Territory viii be opeped for
-et.emeni this summer. Ii h = SranS
SoanlFy =, and reached only via the c.,
hoNk leland R0ute. III Won are in'
tervs'ed, write tor booklet "Ths Okia-
noma Opportunity" Ia tells Won IN
opened. W oe
a,.,, A. Z. CooPER, G. A.
% Alder ST., Portland Oregon.
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Ths hoia Al Eik Clly hAs hosn oycI.
hauied and sod meals and clean heas
can noe b. hAi b. fsheFmea. rro0t
are beins oAught in large nuH,leTs aud
~ tls ashing = an iron boats lAiiss can
sniof H. sport a. well a. ths sshilsmen.
ne NofFallis a hasieru kanFc4d ntl
give special nsksrinena rate a. kk
Citg and ieturn u ap3litatioa = naie
~ ttie EeaeFal psaee q ths Compsny.
huHIs rraRa
ManageF.
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Retrospect.

Il Is an evil day ior the uits and
mother when she sans her woru fsce
IN the mirror, and ssks the question.
Does Il payf Does it Paw % sa-rfce
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$4,000 Oi ser ssH upOs FsnsisI sosss 70,
Sale

N9NNN ~ 81 SCI upoa fln1 ia B1H1s for
sale.
The City Of Independence. OREGON. in
aocortanee With an 0riinance pass..i nv
the City COancil on March Is lqOi
las opened 10 the ofhce OF the CIV
heooF,ier book ioT subscriptioDs
Subscriptions wil he received I'M tba
l9. .ov ius denomination Ar the opuon al
iar purchaser; So, 500 Sal0 and Ssll
Interest payable semi anuoalIv. B1r3s
pAyah.r on or before APrl ]. 1911.
ffncita. and interest payAtle ir U
: Cod Con.
ihe .ast assessed valuation of ,t-
NV q. iI1rp~ndeuoe gss S2lsi az
ne total Liabilities 0i lhe CIV are
The touis gili be- issued Nav 1. lqlI .
tli dated April Q, 1901.
o,hcr 10 salem,
J. T. SrocEToN.
Il VI. INss, Cu Recorier
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Take your wheel 10 shipp & Hauser
and have Il telsaned or repaired. Riding
season is almost here. 34f
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Take your uheei 30 Ship A Hg1ser
and have Il cleaned Or repaired R-iny
seasoa i almost here. gaJ
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huug vouF laNu ulouars y, sts..--
hsuseI and have then sbar,s,..3 ~ =
''v'han 'orthe sFFIugseason. S4I
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Pullman and Tourists cars on boti
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 OQde
and Fl Paso, and tourist cars TO Chicsgo
st. Louis, New Orleans and Washington
COnnectnR at San Frandisco with g.v
ersi steamship lines for Honolulu
Japan, China, Philippines, CeBtra an q,
South America.
See agent at Sale station, or aIdTess
Z. H. MARKHAM, q. P. A..
Portland, Oregon.
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SOUTH AND EAST
VIA
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHESTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and wav
stations at 5 40 q. m. 7:64 a. m. ana
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7 o ThroaEh Trains Daily. TIE
Coast Line Limited lea,ing
saeh terminal In the m0rnihg. esBispss
NtIh elegant cafe Aa3 pariOS cars. vii
make sayhghi trips fhrOagh the mosi
riciuressns. varied An5 eulenaining
SssneS 90 tb- e0atiaenL InsBirs OF
agents OF IN
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Corvallis { Eastern Railroad
TINE CARD.

One and two connect at Albany and
Corvallis with Southern Pacific trains.
giving direct service u and from New.
port and adjacent beaches
Trains for the mountains arrive al
Detroit az noon, giving ample time
TO reach camping grounds on tn
Brei'en5ush snd Santism rivera the
same day.
II valdez, EDWIN srOSs
F.6P.A Nsps,
J. TURNER,
'g NJ. albany
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oaiiy one Voar. $500 in Adyanos
Daily F0ur months o. ~ Advances
Daily 81 Carrier boc Per Month
Woekiy One gsar 90 IN Advance
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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
sY noEEa sRorHERs

FRIDAY. APRlL y, iWl.
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a-a- ral l--is 81 ~ = suu ls.-
EIaNE - Fsr-l r--rrz. Sev furE
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l0Stof feroV's Pleasant Pellets eurs
aaaoas1sss and sch hsadache.
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GAP
CLOSED

The OpsratiOa OF through trains BE-
tween San FraneiSco an5 Los Angeles.
Via Surf and SAnta Barbara. viii BE-
gin % SUNDAY MARCH 81. 1901 %
Tkk new
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-07
THE VACATION SCHOOLS.
Closing Exercises Will be Held This
 Week at the Schools.

The vacation school and playground committee extends to the public a most cordial invitation to be present at the closing exercises of the summer work. At Eaton school on Thursday morning from 10 to II: 30. and at Zunder from 10 to 12 on Friday there will be general exercises by the school. These will in clude singing, nature work and the games which the children play in their daily recreation periods There will also be on exhibition the work of the children, their garments made in the sewing classes, and their drawings il- illustrative of their trips to the coun- try.
 In addition to this at Eaton school there will be shown the work in manual training, while at Zunder there will be drill in the care of the dining room and the bedroom. At Zunder, also, there will be an opportunity for guests to see one of the public playgrounds under Its normal every day condition
 It is earnestly hoped that all who are interested in vacation work among the children of the poor may be pres ent on one of these mornings They give perhaps the best possible opportu- nity to see what the committee are try ing to accomplish in broadening these narrow little lives.
 The closing exercises of the two va cation schools are to be held on Thursday and Friday of this week, and the committee extends to the public most hearty invitation to be present and see the actual work done by these children and for them. It is earnestly hoped that all friends of vacation work may be able to take this opportunity to find just what is the practical out come of so much theory, time and eX- pense, for the committee is convinced that this Is the surest way to insure continued friendship.
 The teachers have prepared special programmes for general exercises by the school.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-07

York; F. w. Watterson, George E Payne, Christine Freedman, New Ha- ven; Mir, and Mrs. Horace Wheeler Frank Wheeler, Alice Wheeler Henry Schneider, Shelton; r. A. Blatz, James W. Rich, Mount Vernon; Francis Pohl- man, Mrs w. E. Ford, New Haven; M' B. Hall, s. Williams, Wallingford; Will lard Eddy, R. J. Clapp, HaltIoro' d. Skeeles, Savin Rock; MT. Rolf, MT. Gal amore, Gulford
 Recent arrivals at the Crescent Beach house, Madison, are: Mrs D. E. Ells- worth and daughters, MiddletoWni A. IC. Turner, Wallingford; Clifford Gli- bert, New Haven; F. s. Parmelee, Wife, daughter and son, New York city; F. s. Bronson, New Haven; B. $. Carle- ton, Hartford; Clinton D. Holt, New Haven; s. s. Holt, New Haven; MT and Mrs Frederick Pease, Mrs. John son, George Naples, Henry Carlson Charles Clark, all of Meriden; J. M' Kiernan, New York; M. J. Butler, New York; s. M Sanford Norwich; c. H. Potter, Norwich; E. A. Edgar, wife, son and daughter, Hartford; Miss French, Plainfeld, N. J.; Miss Brown, North ampton Mass. Miss Vail Orange, N' J.; Miss Bird Murray, New York; S. Matthew Saches New York; Oliver Swayne, Clinton.
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Mrs. A. D. Kinner of West Haven, who has been visiting the Pan-Ameri- can exposition at Buffalo, and several other cities in New York state, return ed to her home on Center street yes terday.
 Dr.. Hollon A. Farr, instructor in German at Yale, returned yesterday for brief stay. He will be the guest next week of Professor Arthur E. Day of the United States government ser vice in Washington. Professor Day was formerly an instructor in natural science at Yale.
 The date for the picnic of the First Congregational church, Branford, has been changed from Wednesday, August ', to Thursday, August 8. They go to .raEarHin's Point Trinity parish, Bran ford picnic at Pico Park August q; Baptist church picnic at Savin Rock, Thursday, August 8.
 Patrolman Charles Stevens who has been i'll has so far improved that he will resume his duties in a few days. He was taken down in April with ty- phoid fever and at the height of the epidemic his life was despaired of He suffered three relapses and has been incapacitated from duty for four months.
 New Haven graduates of the Wood- stock academy have received invita- lions to attend the one hundredth anni- yersary celebration of the school which Aoyih be held next Friday. The Wood- HDck academy is one of the oldest pre- paratory schools in the state. It grad uated many men who have since be- come notable In public life.
 pr. Wright has reported to Mayor Studley that the fires at the Beaver < Pond dump were caused by spontaneous conbustion He stated that grease and sawdust swept from floors in grocery and meat markets start some of the 2 fires. which are so annoying to the peo- nle who live nearby. The mayor has taken steps to obviate the trouble.
 The Westville Congregational Sunday school holds it's annual picnic to-day at Mansfield's Grove. The committee has arranged a fine programme of games frr the day. tall game will be par { tieipated in by the young people, The cornmittee consists of Charles Cana da. chairman; T. B. Robertson, J. Downs, Superintendent Voorhees and all of the lady teachers.
 The quartermaster general has char tered the steamer Luzerne Ludington x of this city to transport the equipment for the Connecticut Naval battalion from the quartermasters' stores at NJ antic to Fort Wright on Fishers Island Saturday, August IT, The Ludington < will carry tents and all other equip ment that is to be supplied by the quar- termaster generals department for the use of the naval militia during the week of August 19.
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A NOISY CORNER.

Newsboys and Boot blacks Make Trou-
 ble at the Corner of Church and
 Chapel Streets
 A woman who has the interest or the young children of the city at heart, and especially the poor neWsboys and boot blacks on the different corners, was surprised yesterday afternoon at the condition of affairs at the corner of Church and Chapel streets She said, in speaking of the way the boys act on that corner that something ought to be done to stop them fighting and quarrel ing and using improper language and she suggested that only a certain num- Der of them be allowed on the corners during the daytime. She said 'I hap pened to be in the vicinity yesterday when I was attracted by great noises and Charles Mitchell, of New Bedford, When I reached the corner l saw and heard things that were pitiable. On the corner near the big Franklin elm were at least twenty-five bootblacks and newsboys, all talking loudly and many of them swearing and fighting. Their actions caused everybody to wonder what was going on, and finally I spoke to a policeman. He went over there and stopped the boys. l called one of the boys over to me and asked him if he knew they were fighting and he said they were. l then asked him if he knew they were using bad language and he said he did Then 1 said: Why didn't you go away from there if you knew the boys were bad boys?' and the youngster said he liked it. 1t will do that boy harm, and it has probably
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\ VISITING IN THIS CITY.

Rev. John Kavasch, of Danbury, Who
 Has Accepted a Call to the Ramp
 vile. H., Lutheran Church.
 Rev. John Kavasch, of Danbury, who has just graduated from the Spring field. H., Lutheran college, and has ac- cepted a call to the Kampville, Ill, German Lutheran church, in Calhoun county, was visiting friends in this city yesterday. Rev. MT. Kavasch preached at the Zion German Lutheran church. corner Davenport avenue and Ward street. last summer. He made good 5s,n,nression on the congregation at that time. He will probably occupy the pull pit of the Zion Lutheran church De- fore leaving for his pastorate, Wnlch ne will assume the middle of September
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PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION


 The travel to the exposition during August and September will be much heavier than during the proceeding months. and visitors will do well to make plans in advance; then, too, in hurried arrangement, one is apt to overlook the special features which go so far to make an outing of this nature enjoyable.
 The variable route feature, offered by the New York; New Haven and Hartford R. R., under which tickets for a fifteen day tour, practically via any route that may appeal to the traveller, can be secured, is especially attractive.
 For instance: What could be more pleasurable than a trip to New York by rail or water, up the Hudson or by either of the Trunk lines to Buffalo, Niagara, Thousand Islands. the St. Lawrence and Montreal, with vistas of Lakes Champaign and George, or through the Green Mountain state.
 Full information regarding such trips can be secured on application to ticket agents of New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad, or to c. T. Hampstead, general passenger agent, New Haven.
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MAILING FORD.

There will be a quiet home wedding on Wednesday evening, August 2l, when Miss Edith Turner, of this place as if a lot of little ones were fighting. Mass, will be married at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Will lis B. Turner, 5t1uCenter street. Only near relatives will be present. MT Mitchell is a practicng attorney In New Bedford, where they will make their home in the future.
 The insurance on the Mrs. Doyle property. corner of Ward and Valley streets has been adjusted. The loss on the house was placed at sS75 and on the furniture at $S76.20-a total of $1, 75l.20
 The fire at the Poole barn In Ashford Saturday afternoon was due to one or MT Poole's boys wanting to get rid of a wasps' nest in the barn by setting the nest on fire He succeeded all right Besides the burning of the nest and the barn, some thirty tons of hay were de- stroyed. MT. Poole resides here and is the superintendent at the rubber shop.
 Edward Backes and family and Mir and Mrs. J. J. Flood left yesterday for Block Island.
 George T. Jones has returned from a visit in Wallingford, Vt.
 Miss Mabel Fishwick, of Haverstraw, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. Charles Will cox.
 Mrs, w. Frank Smith and child are at Short Beach for week.
 The Portlands will play ball here on Saturday.
 Judge Hubbard is home from a weeks trip to Block Island, Providence, New port, Boston, Marblehead and other points of interest.
 A colored quartette were about the streets last evening discussing the lat est coon songs to appreciative audi ences and rakng in a supply of nclSels.
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done many a boy harm, to have the newsboys and bootblacks carrying on so at the corner.
 "They swear and are in the way of everybody, who happens to be around them. I wonder if something could not be done to reduce the number of boys on the busiest corner of the city? l am one of those interested and distressed at the condition of affairs there, and hope that it will be bettered by the proper authorities soon."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-07
BURGLARS IN SEYMOUR.

Broke Into a Railway Passenger Sta tion, Blew Open Safe and Took Con- tents
 Seymour, Aug. 6.-The passenger sta tion here was broken into during last night and the safe blown open. The burglars secured the contents of the safe, amounting to $50. A man was ar rested here on suspicion this morning, but was afterward let go. Another sus- pect is held at Beacon Falls, pending investigation by the local authorities
 --- Burnett's Vanilla Extract is the fixed standard of excellence. It has outliyed criticism. It is the purest vanilla extract thnt can be bought.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-07
ANNUAL SUMMER GATHERING

Of the Veteran Odd Fellows Assocla-
 tion.
 The annual summer gathering of the vateran Odd Fellows association will fake place on Wednesday, August 14, at the "Colonial Inn" below SaV1n Rock. Dinner will be served at D. m. Tickets eighty cents. Through cars will leave Chapel and Church streets fifteen minutes before and fifteen min utes after each hour The last ava1la- ble car before the dinnsE leaves at 1:15 ?. m.
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THE JOHN STONE ASSOCIATION

Fifteenth Annual Reunion Will be Held
 September i.
 The fifteenth annual reunion of the John Stone association will be held at Merwins Beach restaurant Woodmont, on Wednesday, September 4. All bear ing the Stone name or descendants of Stone ancestors, or allied by marriage, are invited to be present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-07
Ifrlcf Nlentao

High water to-day 4:25 p. m. v Miss Ruth Olmstead and Miss Sadle Kyle are at Asbury Park spending a vacation.
 Benjamin w. Husted of Greenwich spent Sunday with Miss Fannie E. Field of 365 Quinnipiac avenue.
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Your Paper by Mail.

If you are going away you can re- ceive your paper regularly by mail without extra cost. The address i'll be changed as often as desired.
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NLW ADTEK1ISEMENIS Io-DAf'

Tug Blankets-Gamble-D Desmond Co., Baseball -Savin Rock Grounds. Coffee--S. $. Adams. Carpet News-N. II. Window Shade %. Eer serafg banrter.schnoher~B' n r nv W. Hallock. Grape-Nuts-At Grocers'. Kurefrit-Box 426, City. Mackerel-E. E. Hall X Son.. Ribbons--The Edw. Malley Co. Shoes--M. F. Cosgrove. Steamers-A American and Red Star Lines. Shower Bath--The Bradley Co. Strayed-Kitten--67 Grove Street. Shrewd Women-Howe X Stetson. Underwear-The Chas. Monson Co. Wanted-Position- R., This Office.
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HLIIHAk v HLCORD.

Washington, D. C., Aug. 6, 1901, p. m. Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday For New England: Cloudy with rain. eX- cept in eastern Maine Wednesday; Thurs day probably rain, continued brisk easterly winds.
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Local Weather Report.

New Haven, Aug. 6, 1901.