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Always setting them up free.
Mhat1
Bee Line BUggies.
Mitchell. Lewis & StayeT.
Use Aliens FOot-Ease.

A powder 10 be shaken into the shoes.
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. II you have smart
ing feet or tight shoes try Aliens Foot
Ease. Ii cools the feet and makes walk
ing easy. Cures swollen. sweating feet,
ingrowing nails, blisters, callows spots.
Relieves corns and bunions OF all pain
and gives rest and comfort. Try II TO-
days Sold by all druggists and shoe
store, for 25c. Trial packages free. Ad'
dress Allen s. Olmstead, Leroy,
n. Y. 3
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What shan We Rave for Desertt

This question arises in the family
every gay Le. 0,I,n US answer VnT aItns IL 11Ssy
dessert. Prepared in two minutes.
No boiling! no bakingl simply add
boiling water and set to cool. Fla
yors:-Lemon. Orange, Raspberry and
strawberry. Get Il package at your
grocer's today. 10 cts.
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SACRED HEART ACADEMY
Commencement Exercises THURSDAY
Evening June 13. 1880 O'Clock

Commencement Exercises THURSDAY
Evening June l3. 1880 O'Clock
PROGRAM
"Yiolets and Roses. go. Vocal Trio
"Der Freishchutz" .....,..,.. Overture
"Our COuntry's Banner. ..,.......
........ Chorus by the Boys
palms" ".................V Violin Solo
'TaE BRETON COTTAGE"
A drama in three acts.
"FaiIy Bells" Action Song
LEAD Kindly Ligh" ...,.;,a....,,,
Awarding Of Grammer Grade Diplomas
Graduating Honors
Conferred on
Miss Emily w. Jeffries
Address
An. d. G.
"THE BRETON COTTAGE"
A Drama ia Three Acts
Act /. Scene Laid in Fishing Village
Act ii. Scene in Madame de ST. Aig'
naus BOudoir
" March Militaire" e",....,. Piano Duet
Act Ill. Mother keTouefs Cottage.
Cast of Characters.
AliI Kerouff, Widow Of a Fisherman
................. Miss Ruby Goulet
Yvonne, Her Daughter ........
.......... Miss Delphine Cornoyer
NeighbOrs-M Madge. Miss Addie Looney
Jane. Miss Wilhelmina Back
Berthe. Miss Mary Higinbotham
Francis. s.....,... Miss Zella Bones
Anne Yyonne's Friend. ..,...,,....
............M Miss Matilda Eckerlin
Madam de St. Aignau,.. .........
.........,....M Miss Anna Dickinson
Annette. Madam de st. Aignau's
Maid. Miss Ethel PhillibeT
Madam Felicen. ...Miss Vera Dayey
Baroness d. Esteye Miss Mary Ramsey
MaTchiOness De SauvTay ..........
................Mi Miss Nellie Derby
Admission 20 cents.
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WILLAMETTE HOTEL
w ARRIVALS :. ..

ID ] Norton Jr. N. Y.
w w Alverson. Port tland.
Nine Camilla Urso, n. Y.
Frederic Luere, N. Y.
Miss Helen Hall, N. Y.
Miss Sheldon Pearce, V. Y.
] W Chandler, s. +.
A + Van Etlinger, Portland.
S b Linthicum, Portland.
A i Barker, Chicago.
ID J. Nichols, Randolph, Neb.
M M Taylor, Jacksonville, Or.
Maruts Robbins. Grants Pass.
Frank Il Alley, Rossburg.
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RATES REDUCED-at Halls Ferry TO
lbc. Take that road when going 70
Independence, Monmouth or other
points in Polk county and save an
hours drive. Skillful ierrymen al
ways ready 20 serve you.
4-28.d&w2m A. ID. PErrYJoHE, Prop.
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NEW FEED sTORE-Opposite court
house on High Street. A full line o.
-four and all kinds OF feed carried.
Hay and grain bought and sold. keed
chOpping done at lowest rates. Get
our quotations before you buy. Till.
son, Rartlett Grain Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

McELRATH 97 STATE sTREET-will
make you a suit. Perfect in ht and
workmanship for about the SAME a.
you are paying for misti ts. Hats rem
Oyated, blocked and trimmed.
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Alfred De Forest Keep, a millionaire
is dead at New York Hospital from an
operation performed for appendicitis.
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FOR Rent.

FARM FOR RENT-six miles south
Of Salem 100 acres all under cultiva-
tion, good schools, near church. Free
Rural delivery. Grain rent. Address
III. III. Care JOURNAL. 2lu
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.-second hand
Deering binder. Geo. IL. Coiaan.
8 IL II
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LODGES.

FoREsTERs OF AMERICA - Court
Sherwood Forest No. 10. Meets FRI
day nights In Turner block. Wm,
Buck, o. II. A. l.. Brown, Secy.
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COPPER KETTLE FOR sALE..-ibO
gallons capacity, good as new, suitable
for preserving fruit on large scale.
Holman second hand, 2l0 Commercial
street. 82u
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR SALE.

F0UND.-A watch, in the suburbs Of
the city. Call at Journal Office. o 10 3t
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WANTED-All-around man can get per.
manent employment by month or
year. J. M Munkers, Salem. 8 a Nv
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FOR SALE.-Two Al fresh cows
enquire Of VIM. +. Kuplinger l9< miles
east Of Asylum on Fruitland road.
0 10 St.
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SPRAYING soAP-A new make Of
soap suitable for spraying hops, fruit
trees and chicken houses not poison
ous but eff, ctive, call and see sample
at Salem Soap Factory, Ferry street.
5ltf
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WANTED MAN-with horse and buggy
to sell Pasture Stock Food. Salary sib
per week and ten per cent on ali sales.
Farmer preferred. Previous expert
ence not essential. Pasture Stock
Food is the greatest discovery ever
made in practical and scientific feed.
ing, and Is sold on an absolute guaran-
tee. Steady, permanent trade eaailv
established, Sample box, sufficient
for two weeks feeding, free. Send rs
cents in stsmps or silver TO cover ex-
press charges. Pasture Stock Food
Company, S24 Times Building, Chica.
go. 321-u
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FARMERS CONGRESS
ADJOURNED

At the afternoon session Tuesday
Hon. NJ. l.. Jones, OF Brooks, read /
paper on "TheI Farmers Congress, "
which was quite interesting. Ia the
discussion some stated that more farmers
would attend the Congress, but could
more easily learn the proceedings
through the press, 40 stayed away.
While this 10 to he regretted. il is Ger.
tainly a great advantage to those who
cannot attend TO learn directly and com.
pletely what has taken place
Mrs. N. II. looney's paper ono How
to Make Home Life Attractive, presents
some good ideas, which should proye
beneficial 10 the home maker.
Hon. W, III. Eagan sp5sc ou The
Hop Industry, which has been of much
interest to Oregonlans ion -gyera, wears
past. No discussion followed.
Fred Groner presented the subject of
Good Roads. The discussion MAS
conducted by most OF the farmer. pres.
ent, and ended in asking the chairman
20 appoint acommitiee ol four on Good
Roads Legislation. Those appointed
were j. Noohees II. b. Thiclson.
Richard Scott and Fred Grone.
Alter adopting resolution urgipr
Uuited States senators TO support the l
Grout bill, ami rendering a vote o.. |
thanks 10 the GoNeuof and serretar, of !
state Tor the u,, Of the senate chamber /
in which 20 i1.d thls session of the |
Farmers Conetess. the Coucre,. al. |
iouTned for this ygar
The attendance throughout was quite
good, and ma,a beneu, was derived
from the meetnss hy au who attended
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TO CLEAR UP
ANTIQUITIES
Costs in. Conduct Of District
Attorneys Office

ln order to define the law OF costs
bill hss been prepared for the Legislature
Certain costs formerly went to the Dis
trict Attorney when that Office was or
the fee system but when salary wa
substituted no direct provision wal
made as TO the disposition Of these costs
In order to assure the county securing
the costs and to make clear certain sec
tons Of the statutes now considered at
ambiguous, the following draft of a
measure has been prepared:
BE IL enacted by the Legislative As.
sembIy Of the state Of Oregon:
Section ] That section 552 (5l2J OF
the Code Of Civil Procedure, as com.
piled and annotated by William. Lair
Hill. be amended TO read as follows
fiFst, in the Supreme Court on an ap.
peal 10 the prevailing party, SIS. Sec
ond, in the Circuit Court to the prevail
ing party when judgment is given with.
ont trial OF an issue Of law or fact, $40.
Third in the County Court one.half the
amount allowed in the Circuit Court.
"But when on an appeal to the Su-
preme Or Circuit Court a new trial is
ordered or a decision given modifying
the Judgment appealed from the costs on
appeal shall be allowed or not in the
discretion Of the Appellate Court.
'ln criminal actions the state for the
benefit Of the county shall be allowed
costs as follows:
"in the Circuit Court when the de-
fendant is convicted Of felony or misde.
meanor upon plea Of guilty, So when
convicted Of !elonyupon trial, $50 when
convicted Of misdemeanor upon trial, |
$40. In an action or suit in the name OF |
the state for the recovery OF any fine, |
penalty or forfeiture, 10 per centum OF
the amount for which judgment is rem.
dered
"ln the Supreme Court on appeal OF
any criminal action, suit or proceeding
herein mentioned when the state pre-.
walls, 500.
"sec. 2. 977 lglGJ, 1913 lOH), 1914
(lOi2l, 1915 OOl3) and lO7G Ui4) OF the
Code oi Civil Procedure Al compiled
and annotated by william Lair Hill, are
and each Of aaid sections is hereby re.
pealed: provided that nothing herein
contained shall be construed 70 author.
ize the recovery Of any fees heretofore
paid under section 1913 of Hil's ammo.
iated Code OF Oregon.
"Sec. 3. lnasmuch as the condition of
he law upon the subject of costs is un.
'ertain an emergency is hereby declared,
md this act shall take effect and be in
ull force from and after 1t is approved
~ the Governor.
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Y. N. c. A. BUILDING
FUND IS PROGRESSING
Ladies Auxiliary Pledges IT.
self to Raise $1,000.

The ladies' Auxiliary met with Mrs
n. !. Damon Tuesday afternoon In thei
annual meeting for the election Of Of
leers, after which a dainty luncheon
was served. Tho officers elected for tb'
opening year Of the new century are
Mrs. John Savage President Mise Nina
McNary, Presidend; Mrs. X. J.,
Hendricks, Secretary Mrs. =. y. Rlzer,
Tr easurer.
After the routine business had been
disposed Of, the subject Of the bullding
protest was takon up--and thsAuKiliary
pledged 1900 toward the fund along
their own lines In their own way.
With the 1890 pledged personally by
The Y. NJ. g. A. board, this nov makes
the fund $500.
The plan announced Is. a. soou as the
fund reaches the 1880 mark, the sub,
seriptions become binding, aud half the
amount payable. and the building com.
iniltee will At once commence their
lpbors, that Of deciding on some ono Of
the numerous sites offered, and Of erect.
Ing ihercon the best bnilding that the
$4,000 will provide. This committee
consists Of members from the board Of
directors and three business and proies.
sional men outsid, the board and l. M
Iollowsi
Board--c. ?. Bishop, T.. @. Cross, +
liolverson, W. Z, Jenks, outside the
ooaFd-D. ). Fry, Hon, Jen Myers. Dr. |
!. A. Richardson.
The board Of directors OF the Ladies' |
Aaxlllary Of tho =. NC. A. ism
olowai
Baptist ehurch-Nrs, Robertson and |
liu. poth.
Presby,erlan--Mu. =. 4 Virgins
md hrs. q. p. Bishop.
Vongregaiional--Mn. Ida NJ. Bab.
'ock and Mrs. 4. holyerson.
Aethodist-Mm Clara swahorl and
Mrs. Geo. Colllns.
RpIscopal-Mr. !. Krausse and Mn.
catlln.
Ohrisiian--Al's' Eugenia Ginmsham
and MIa Mary scott
United Evangelical Mrs larson
md Mn. Ira Allen.
hvaneelleal-'Mrs. j. n, shupp aud
Ara. o. @. Hutchinson.
trlends-Mrs. Pickett.
south salem Mrs. Amelia Miller
Henderson.
German hap1is.--AIrs, Dr. Cook
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Aew YORK. 'Jau. e. The A,,.ri,.,
Bridge Company expected 10 DO a ,,5,
large business this year, ss ID bs.
placed large numper oi contart. 4,
N'h deliver $500 tons OF material 90 n.
kocS Island r0ad during The year ana
NIL puts three hundrei feet inv
span aud three large yiaduc,s for 49,.
hnrlng'on. IL will hudd tNo ls,.,,
N1Adue's ioF the orvgon short liue .nJ
the Highway Bridge az li5 street in
ths '''y'lt will also build 2b hisbnav
ofidses IN Asnsss aud besiies vii,
'oin''h steel 'or buildings lor the be
mill AZ 'he Carnesie Steel Works. a nsS
aFplory a. Medins,N. y ans lsrss
baildiag iu AtshisJn.
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ROAD TAX
In Cash
---
The County Court and City
Council Confer
ROAD OYERSEER
FOR THE COUNTY
To Collect All Taxes in Cash
and Expend the
Same

T. Ats called meeting Of the salem city
+. council held a. u O'Clock today City
Recorder Judah presided ia the absence
Of Mayor Bishop. There we're present
councilinen Buren,, Burrows, Grtswold,
= Krausse and Riggs.
Recorder Judah stated The object Of
meeting 30 be 10 confer with the county
court relative 10 special tay levy in
each for road purposes, in lieu Of the
custmary read tax to be done IN work.
County Judge Scott addressed the coun-
Gil in favor otsucb action, reading sub
division 4. Of Sec 1885 Of the road laws.
Judge Scott favored the levy Of such a
tax provided the city would consent TO
the expenditure Of q portion Of the
city's share upon the county roads
leading into the city. He also stated
that he would only consent 10 such a
levy provided that the county have
road Overseer who should have the su.
peryision Of the expenditure Of the
money. Such an oyerseer would have
TO be appointed by the county court,
and Judge Scott stated that inst at
present the county had an excellent op.
portunity 10 secure the services of Mr..
Culver, a competent engineer, to under
take this work, and thought the county
court would be glad 10 cooperate TO this
end. He also thought the law ought 70
be 80 amended as 10 authorize the road
overseer instead OF the sheriff 10 collect
such poll tax in cash, and that the
same should be a lien upon any property
Or income Of every person. Council
man GriswOld showed that under the
'ity's charter, which ia the newer Law,
The city would have no authority 10
sxpend any Of its street funds outside
II the city limits.
Mr.. Judah suggested that under the
levy Of one mill the city would
receive $500, which is less than the city'e
present road tax. In addition TO this the
'ity still has its poll tax oiS2 per head,
which wonld also be colectable in cash.
He thought that il the county felt in.
'lined to make its road tax levy cash Il
might proceed 10 do NO and that II the city
later secured authority 10 expend road
money outside the city limits il could
,till 10 30.
Councilman Riggs moved that II the
'ounty saw a. to take this step tho !
'cuncil concur.
driswold opposed the motion, but
avored caah levy provided the city
till control the expenditure Of the
money.
The vote on the Riggs motion stood a.
blows:
Ayes; Griswold Kraussc. larson.
iggs,
Noes Burrows, Buren,
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The rush clothing hats Shoes veves velveeene pushes
covers still continues and hope
will last until the 10Th Of January Never before has the public
bad such opportunity where they could buy goods at such
sacrifice sales made Fredmans Rocket The firm has
lost upwards of three thousand dollars the sold in
oyve days. satisfied for expected to make the
loss in order raise the Of money and against such odds
that had TO contend with for in the history Salem
there actual genuine sales by number OF Salem
merchants There no false petende but meant
what they said Therefore il but natural that they good
OF the trade Our great loss has been the public gain The
people bought at home-t kept them from going Portland.
There packages coming from other the
not paid out to railroad companies in transporting
ladies and their packages 1t for the families They had
plenty of money invest home and Claus gets the
credit in making large elegant presents Yet of all the aaes
that made outside of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-09
BOTH LEGS
MANGLED
Young Steve BakerOi Port
land the Victim
MS BODY FELL
ACROSS THE TRACK
His Limbs Crushed and Pieces
of Bones Scattered Along |
the Road. I

Steve Baker, youug man agel " siios'
home il 10 Portland, had his legs crush
ed under Southern Pacific freight train
this morning at7.I5 one quarter mile
tbis side Brooke he was riding be.
tween the cars, but slipped of the
bumpers and vas dragged quite a
distance before his feet caught under
the wheels and the train passed over bis
legs
ne was picked up after the train went
by and was a horrible sight FLESH and
blood we're scattered along the rails and
short pieces Of bones could be picked up |
for quite a distance Ills brother at
Portland where be SCENE to be well con.
iected, was telegraphed for, and DR..
stewart Of Woodburn was ordered 10
.ome on the local train and attend him
o Salem hospital where he was operated |
n by surgeons this afternoon.
Four or five tramps we're riding on the
rakebeams, besides young Baker.
iter the accident one Of HE shoes, con-
lining part Of the bones Of the foot was
cked up.
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BY Arrangement wlTh Messrs.
Daniel ana Charles Frohman.
preSent fhe brilliant COMEDY,
From Frisco Fapers

EXAMINER Dec. 25.-"The play. in its
KIND, il the best since baly died .
The play is original and atmospheric. -
Told IN quick action aud clever
lines "No one should miss IT,"
CHRONICLE, Dec. 2i.-"lt il a very en.
.oyahle presentation and no one should
miss it,
'tlL, Dec. 2i--"Not Tor many moons
has the theatre had 81 charming a
programme and so splendidly present.
ad.' Thoroughly wholesome and
altogether delightful"
BULLETIN. Dec 2h.-"Easilv the best an.
tertainment IN San Francisco, this
week.
Posi-, Dec. 2i.-"Here is a comedy and
set Of players that came compara.
lively unheralded and have created
more general satisfaction than has
been by any stage entertainment pre-
sented in San Francisco this season. -
Now d9ut you think Al The
WINE Horse Tavern" must BE-
pIeliy GOOD ana HADN'T you
eeuel secure your seats early for
lVh aIe nor Iaklng ANY chance
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GERMANY OBJECTS.
Continued From Fint Page

thoroughly, knowing a. they DO tha,
tns country had no land---erabbing
designs aud while they don't hone 10
oscape the payment OF just retributiou,
they know that bark Of an oar demands
there is a spirit ol justice and fairness.
The American policy will triumph in
the end
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MARION COUNTY
LAND. TRANSFERS

Anton parr 10 s. r. Anderson, lot In
browns addition 10 silyerton, $3.50.
Pacific states Saving Loan and build
ing Co., 10 d. A. Goode, lots IN llighlanu
roylechnic property, $500
J W. Madison, unmarried, 20 Wm.
hoih' 40 acres w Il. stephens clau.
ilGOl.
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GREATEST SWlNDLE

defensive operations against lho RAID.
ems Who are roaming At viii I'm the putc,
dh'tricts of Cape Colony are conductSl
os' large scale, hut mo- active measure.
10 IL following OF heading on iny,dUr an,
reported
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nav TODAY.
eayf'ls.msaIs usssg lhls


Geo. u, neane, expert sewing machine
Allnflof haa concluded, AZ the reqnosl
ui his lrlonde 70 locate In salem andmav
~ iound hereafter At A. !. sullivan,
Tailor shop on State street. Tie make,
= hpeclaliy ol cleaning, ropalrinq and
adjusting All kinds ol sowing machine,
aud electFioal Not machines. M
thoroughly undoulands hls line A. M,
.kperiencc has covered a9b Out ol a9Os
different names ol machines, tho thread,
me alone 81 which u q study.
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smoke Henry the Fourth.
Sam $. Goldsmith Cigar Co.
The EseItement moi Over

The rush - the drug store still COZ
unuea and daily scores OF people call for
bottle Of kemp's Balsam Tor the Throat
aud Lungs Tor thocure oi Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption
hemp's Balsam, the standard family
remedy, is sold on guarantee and never
tails To give entire satisfaction. Price
-pc. and 6Oc. Q
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PERSONAL

senator A G, Marsters, from u.usbs
county has arrived IN the ciiy.
senator I. NJ. plmmick of "a, ,.,-.
Curry district Is in tho city. n, COM
ducts a successful tannery At MuslB3a
hut ls MT related to Marion ,ount, Dim.
mj,ks.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-09
IHOIyerSOnSnrsssa:s nsa:s rss Sc O. s4ssa!. sssss
New Eyes For Grandma

And glasses that will make up all dc.
hclenciea Ia falling and imperfect eye
sight will be found IN our superior line
oi optical goods. We viii test your eye.
sight free. and ~ Il perfectly with prop.
efly adjusted lcneee. in q scientific man.
ner, and at prices that viii suit your
pocketbook
NOIlCE---th0se having received spec.
iaclea Or eyeglasses for Christmas pres.
ente viii BE- dtted correctly free oi
charge.
fhose brought other places viii be ex.
changed at reasonable prices.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-09
SOLDIERS HOME
ANNUAL REPORT

The commmdant of the Rosobure
institution has hled his report with the
Governor lie shows that he has ON
hana o'fht mlich COWS and "fty hogs Of
all ages, ' besides am otherwise iayorahle
condition Of Affairs
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-09
CASES BEFORE
JUSTICE O'DONALD

s,aie ya Loiile Lynch, discharged.
State se GeoggA Johuson oolorsi
anei a..
stats ". y Q. Wright. aoeased II
stealing ualrh, on inAL
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-09
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET

such bargains given rs do, selling Cark's
n. for 25c per dozen
of good clothing that SIS eshirt that SIS
dozen for 25c yard Of plush velvet that 81 for O
Of ovea that SOC for 3Sc pair OF shoes that cost4
for SOC pair Of kid gloves that dollar
that 81 % for zoe yard genuine silk quilted
for 4Oc in fact the whole stock Of goods at Fredmans New
Racket sold and will continue until the 18th Of
the above prices We have nothing what the will
do after that date Don't mics the opportunity while there
time bring your welfled Friedman Racket
You'll not empyhanded when you the goods and
hear the price.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-09

o'ne q the lnrurles oi the aeaaon
served "a ANY siyle 10 Your order AZ
Hvong'e Resiaprant
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-09

sam $. Goldsmith Cigar Co. are sole
agents for Exports, CremOs, El CAPTAIN
General aud LaMajestica.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-09
A WHOLE VILLAGE
Attacked By Grip-0ue Family F..
eapes by Using Peru GA.

WtNoNA SrNRK to.INn
haunE the viUter / and my fan.
sl of siR were taken with la rr,eno
me disease was Nery prevalent a. 'b.-
.''ne Va the village WAsre psalsf.
nearly everyone btus sicl wt,t La.
vnf doctors treated itas best ihss,..i,s.
'u' We're very unsuccvss iul in she tf-.r-
u'en' ~ a. A. soon A. my taaiii, -,
.AAep sick went to tho draystor, ana
es"sh' "a bottles ~ Pe-ru.na. ana ~.
Az took il accordius to the dlroet,oas.
slsen on The eottlei ana al,hoaah 80.
vases seemed 10 b. moro than ue.,l,.
s'e'sn' Ia ne oatssl, yea oar rvc.y,,s-,
Va. pf'np', and Ne were All vii ms,,6
,.'onsf than thoss Who were -, g.
'hs regular physioians.
N.hN people died ~ this IA e.su.,e,u,.
sas 'h'' epidemic, aud FEW /, Nv 49,,
80 "- - ,heF' q ume a. m,..h nn5
l.n','} After We were an wsli NJ. -,
'A' bottle u Pe-ru-aa lsf,.
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