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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-08
An Expert.

Professor-If a person in good health,
but who imagined himself sick, should
send for you. what would you do?
Medical Student - Give him some
thing to make him sick and then adj
minister an antidote.
Professor - Don't waste any more
time here. Hang out your shingle.-
New York Weekly.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-08

ing of umbrellas
will receive with
appreciation the
beautiful UNI
brella case
sketched as a
holiday gift. 1t
Is made to hold
umbrellas and
canes and is as
useful when one
Is travelling as at
home. The mate
rial of the cover
is stout canvas
In string color.
The inside has
three pockets
and two sets of
straps to ac-
conmodatc an
umbrella, t w o
parasols and two
canes. The can
vas is worked in
loose scroll de-
rt.-, ,tI -
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-08

Some people expect fortune to break
In the door and announce her arrival
through a MISUNDERSTANDING Ban
ner.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-08

happiness and that contemplate my advantages humility
shall the danger being proud my own power
and ability we'll know that but for the restraining hand of
higher power hdeou would be born nourisd
in every human BOSOM
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-08
APpLIQUHD SOFA PILLOW.

APrE1QUED 6OHA PILLOW.
touched up with green paint. not much
more than q stain, but still enough to
show that they are to be regarded as
real leaves. When the paint is dry,
the pillow can be filed and fastened
It L. very rich and handsome Article
when done.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-08

About the only way to convert some
people is to leave them alone.-Dallas
News.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-08
AN UMBRELLA CASE,

! Convenience In Every Household
and Therefore n welcome Present.
Any busy person who has suffered
through the careless habit prevailing in
most households in regard to the stor-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-08

What's the secret of happy, vigorous
health? Simply keeping the bowels,
the stomach, the liver and kidneys
strong and active. Burdock Blood
Bitters does II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
The Uses Of Ginger.

Ginger is one of the most useful ana
least injurious Of all the Condiments.
remarked an Augusta druggist, yester-
day.. 1T is not n wild plant, but Is
cultivated in most he: countries. where
il has long been known and esteemed.
Most Of our. ginger comes from the
East and West Indies. In commerce
the two kinds of ginger root are known
rs brown and white ginger: both Kinds
come from the same plant: the diner
-uce in colo, is owing to the mode OF
preparation. The common brown GIN
yer.root is in its natural state, while
The white commonly known as ia
.naica ginger is the root ,craped and
washed entirely free from its outer
coverings.
The object in using spices is to graf
ify the taste not only of the cook who
prepares the dishes. but IN" taste Of
those for whom the foods are being
prepared. Some members of the fam
lily may relish much more than others.
and in their particular case ii ma!
prove wholesome as we'll as agreeable.
There are others who enjoy a suspicion
of the warmth and pungencE, nut hn,t
more than that very Gisa2rnrdble and
therefore unwholesomc.
The rule should therefore. be Ia use
rs, small a quantity as will prove sat
isfactory to an unperverted taste. This
is the best general guide. as th'.
amount given in recipes. will not suit
all tastes. perhaps: and the matter OF
seasoning and fiavoring is not one IF
proportion. but taste and wholesome
h.ASS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

For those who lik- rornanceS of ths
stirring times OF the American reVoiu-
tion-and what true-hlooded American
does not like them?--"The Continental
Dragon" by Il. y. Stevens and Made
,noiselle DeBerny" by Pauline Brad
,ord Mackie ar. Just the thing. There
is. Just the right mixture OF wal ana
love in each. and both follow closer!
the lines Of historical truth, Ihey
are among the Sl.25 novels which the
Journal is selling for 25 cents. well
printed on good paper and handsomely
hound in cloth. The ad on page IL ex-
plains how it happens that the Jour
nal is able TO make this remarkable OF
fer to its readers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Another important feature Of the ed
the throwing uror a screen. through
the lantern. pictures of al Of the grea,
breeds of fowl a part Of this feature
OF IN" exhibition will he given each
day. The slides used are the finest
that can be secured in this country.
and ere taken almost exclusively from
the celebrated drawings ani paint ings
OF that rOtcd gentleman and artist, Mr..
Se"alf. known by poul;ryuion the
world wide. In connection with this q
lecturer of note, familiar with the
! breed under consideration. will tell the
story of that bird as the pictures are
presented.
! y banquet will be served at City
Hall on Tuesday evening Dec 18th. st
which 200 ladies and gentlemen are cx-
rccted to be present. Arrangements
will be made to see that this banquet is
an interesting Ona from Il breeders
standpoint, and also that :, iittia nun
can be had through Il AMI 1T il. I'M
rediately follow in.; the 5..ll. will be !
contest Of bone grinding, il .vnic!1 acv-
eral representative gentlemen of the
State Cf Maine have entered, ami it is
an assured fact that this contest viii
be rather a contest OF men .han of ma
chimes: however, Il special 3riZ.. is Of
fercd and somebody will get it, i. IS
pie. These contests will ba given at in
tervals during the entire show. How to
dress poultry. caponiZing, etc, will be-.
taught during the exhibition. Oth~r
features will be introduced ana /. good
entertainment. as above stated is to he
running additional to the regular poul-
try show. ard in the same han every
Afternoon and evening up t". 10 o'clock
! Friday night.
let All who possibly can attend his
exhibition and thus encourage the
management to go forward "ith the
same wear after year. This institution
is expected 10 b" permanent. and the
Influence of the sam" viii bc to en-
courage ana build up thr great indu,-
try of poultry in the State of Maine,
and by 50 doinS-it is believcd--in-
, crease the revenue of III. Maine farm
er and pOultryman. No branch OF
farming today offers any better field for
profit than poultry. The intr-nse sum
mer tourist business OF this state. de-
v-loping 50 rapidly Year by year has
opened up vast field for thu poultry
man. Good folks. remember this that
you can make good money il YOU will
raise brOilers the coming season for
the use of the great summer hotels ri
the State Of Maine. 1t costs YOU not
much money to raise mp broier5 to IL
lbs. to lbs. live weight. ana if sou
. can be ready to market these broilers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
MAINE, FRATEK EKNITIES.

camp Of the Modern Woodmen Of
America is to be established soon at
Harrison: Already camps of this order
are under way at Norway and South
Paris.
Lebanon CoWmandery. Knights o.
Malta. Woodfortis. has decided to lower
their initiation fee for a time.
= over % charter members for the pro-
posed organization of Daughters OF
Liberty in Ellsworth have been obtained.
and names are still coming in.
The Warren knights of Pythias are
: talking OF erecting handsome brick
oi"ck on their lot where the Warren
postofiice now stands.
Some time during the present month
h-w lodge of Knights of Pythias Will
De instituted at South Thomaston. There
Will be about ~ charter members
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

ors:aniza ton is educational, ard while
the interests OF tn" breeders of fancy
poultry. are carefully guarded. the
enormous and important interests o.
utility and business poultry are taken
into special consideration.
As is well known in the bird depart
ment there are tWC claSses-an omen
class (open to breeders living anywhere
on this good "arth) and a state ~,
Maine class, open to breeders and
farmers of the state " Maine exclu.
sively The contributions of men all
over this good state for the benefit of
special prizes 70 exhibitors has been
not only general hat very liberal, and
as a result of the same the society is
nableI 10 offer in cash special pr.1ni-
ums between $500 and 500. In connec-
iion with the regular cash premiums
offered bv this society the amount Of
money offered in specials and regulars
will z" above the Thousand mark. In
addition to his cash is large and va
ricd and excellent list of specials axclu-
sively for the Maine class tof melrhan-
disc. premiums of no inconsiderable
ralue taken as Il whole and serar-
ately).
1t mas seemed to the management to
be particularly fitting, in connection
with this exhibition. to 30 outside of
the usual methods employed in :he
running of poultry shows. and hold a
series of meetings during The show for
the purpose of instruction. relating to
the breeding 20 business poultry and
50 il has been a1ranged to have
each Afternoon and each evening
u srecial program of this kind Gentle
men Of national reputation in The roul-
Try business have been employed to
speak on vital business topics conccrn-
in" poultry. including Editor Robinson
of Farm 4 Poultry" Boston. and
Pref. GoWeil, of the Maine Sta4e cX-
rcrim"nt station g one of the most
unique and valuable features of this
part of the exhibition will be II series
of lectures and tests on the subject Of
ega testing and fertility, conducted by
the worthy President. Mr.. Chas L.
rushilan of Auburn. This exhibition
viii b" given on q large and :;rand
scale. and through the use Of the cal
cinm liGh, .youf twin nave an opportu-
niry to uotcsitht heart beats of the
growing chick 'IYside the shell! when in
the state Of initabation from the third
to the twenty first day Ard on the
twenty first day the little chick is sure
10 pop ont of the shell. straighten up
ant say TO yC,r;-N
Il wonder what will happen next.
That shell was all to small,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

sy-wAu you pleasc apotH ladies not
.o,.sripg necktieS for gentlemen. You
.snno, make the ladies believe out
,ha;r selections are the most becoming
"rt !, is the good opinion of the ladies
i,he gentlemen are ANXIOUS 1or' SO .ane
vooa advice and. ajvis~ Hsir Eaus
,.snds 10 continue the good Old habit
~ making Christmas presents 10 tnc
..n,lemen OF stylish neckwear. Any
l,ty who does not care 10 rely upon
her own taste can consult tne artist III
..S.Sons''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

III, usual semi-annuai story about
-, sacline OF the lobster Is gong the
'o,rss Of III, press, irrespective ol the
,u,;nried iierations of the wholesalers
,,a, mere. is no truth in the statement.
.ho,s.alels say that there IL by nu
means any decrease N ing h''"ipe' ~
,l,tars caught, amt that 'titiio,.sh th'
20 NJ the individual catches u sh'ah-' =
his is because there are more IN ':i>
.,,,;ns.s ana the competition * sn;irj
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
MedN -at.rf.lp

during the months Of Lure ana July
you can realize handsome profit.
There IS no question Of this-it is a
fact demonstrated beyond doubt. The
demand for broilers in this State
among the hotel people alone during
these months is enormous. You can
not. in reason. overproduce. This is
only one of the many branches OF the
business and you will pardon us. dear
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

rxtra men are being employc! uafs
-, ,ba express companies getting ttady
80 3oht the annual Christmas on
s,a,gbt. Already teams are piled high
..;,n ,n.rcha ndise and this WE in
'..s, until the messengers ana 'tlV-
and assistants are buried under
...rnalN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

reader for referring to it in conncc-
tion with this notice, but the writer OF
the sam me has learned that ne can make
money rapidly out of poultry on this
particular line-broilers for the summer
hotels of the State of Maine in June
and July
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
POULTRY AND PETS.
Next Weeks Grand. Exhibition in
Lewiston.
Full Arrangements Of the Annual Show pee
". I9. 20.

The fact that half-fare rates on an
the railroads OF Maine to the City VI
Lewiston are in effect during the week
of the Poultry Show, is certainly OF m
tarest to all the, good people of the
State of Maine. A vast aiio",' y,
work and time has been pu. IN ps an
the Individual members OF TINS society
and it is believed that, as q result OK
the same, the first exhibition on 'he
above mentioned dates. Will DC one OF
the largest and hest ever held IN Ne"
rrp,and. and especially one OIL Inc
most helpful from an educa'ionai
The main object OIL TINS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
HAPPY On the Way

,..u Year comm up the Slope.
NI,richt as seems ine May;
me silver bells Ol itopc--
h..,.nnv on the way.
xo, in Darkness do We grope--
NJ. >1.onkins rur the day;
Ever aand-in- hand WITH Hope
Atlanta Constitution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

.n,.c.or-iu-Chie William X. chap
- ri the Maine Music festival -
,;,viuy the Maine rhOruSsS t!ia, il
..,on visit them for rehearsais.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

An automobile club has been organ
z,.. in Lewiston and Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

4 L. Auringer, Braidwood. lis
says After suffering unteld agony 1or
over twelve years from both forms Oh
Piles, and trying all sorts Aof pile rem
td.es without relief. am compieteiS
cured by Pyramid Pile Cure" Sold Ds
al. druggists. 80 cents q box. booh'
riies. Causes and Cure" mailed Tree
SJt4mid Drug Co.. Marshall. Mich.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Il wonder what will happen next.
That shell was all to small.
And will ! now outgrow the world
That seems so big and tan
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-18
TODETS MARKET

PoETLAsD, Apr is Wheat valley
nominal Nala WMlA 81
Fl0uF-P5rtlGnd. brsi grads t2-0 a
$50 GrkhAm 30.
OAts-Ch0ans White s. e5 Eer ceutal:
grey g. - q 81 go pr csutAl.
Mi stlt-bra1. 90 40. stJrts- 81 80
Hay Llothy-tl- sl-a p~F tou.
Oni0ns-i- -5 - S
POtAtors-f5 % 55c Der sack.
Batter Bet dairy, 1877; fancy
creamery Ia ~ 3tc store l0s. % II
per pound.
EgEs-Oregon, ranch l3}s 70 "a per doI.
PoultTy-Chickens, mixed g. % $50
hens 5. 90 70 $50; turkeys, live DO 10 l2c.
Mutton-Drosssd, 3 \ 70 5e per Polnd
Hogs- Dressed7e. psF Po1nd.
Besi-TOp Stsers 50 s4.Tb coSt,t4s
50 :drosscd beei, : % sc.
Veal nressei. 80, as e. FOR small.
HOps-6s7e. for lssss crop, l2h 70
Nc Tor neN crop.
WOol-VAlley. l0aI3c; Eastern Ore.
Fon, s9l2c; M0hAiF, IS
Hiies-liroen. sAitsi % ibs. Q :
under % los, ~ sss sheep Pelts, IS q
sALKN nAKKKT.
v heat 6hc Tor feed
Wool, IS 10 Ice, MohAir. S5c.
hopa-l 10 l5c
Oats-SSc. 20 iOc
HAy-Raled. cheat g.; Timothy. SO
Eggs-llal2kc
FlOur-ln sEo.esAlo lots, 800. retail
so sack.
Millstufs-BFAn, tl7; q era. tls 50.
Hogs-Dresscd o..
Live oAttle-Steers, ft0Ft. roovs. s. 10
20 ".
sheer -ft. gr0ss
Dressed Veal c-uts.
ButteF-pairy, l2ts 70 l5c cruams-y.
rs 20 %, store 10 20 1919.
Poultry-hens pet lo.. =.
Potatoes 20 q soc
NJ. Eppley, East STATE stree, is oi.
ing l2lae Tor eggs,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-18
EXTENSION or
WOOD COMBINE
-a-=-~s
Capital Lumber COmp5ny's
Product IS Under Control.
AL Slab Fuel Has Been Al
yzDced 70 COnsumer
Szwmill Company Delivers
Wood But Trust Mikes
Price

Aasai t1s diso8sss9s1f ths "a en-
ugo1 nust. 1egEsaL ruA1srt wll b. in
tsoeEn1 70 EBgH thEi tie su'ifs 0utpui
q ssb sDss ifou fhs CsfitAl Lumbss-
ing NLlf Las bssn purst.ass1 ~ - =
frD- s1utees CfniE, q vel EnDvu
srTaeys a ias sG.sm strtssmsn. has
sis,-ss q u8Etfnes viih NHuarss Moor.s
o. a. tas tias gss1 q ihA9 oos.oss1 q
. hrurs a ulA1s EsyFs shs russgmEfy
fslEB prios. A HitAclt of uas a.
ooul ssaay s;4tss 30 q lprgEAL reporter
tiisi thit eontfHri sas prooshiF ma3s IN
ti.s irssrsg n i,.s Msrk stia 90 q Ara.
abd sSi un3subts,giy fhs prices vosli
~ s4Fsnos1. 1'Bder ths oyutrAa ths
uil oraupany Gslirers ths upsi whsre-
sssf 6hfssos sns Fecs.rss iis pay o.
sEuss every -stafday. rla5 sod iof-
asfly ssls a. s. pef lgad. bui hss re-
o,1lg trgaghi $50. A I'D costa uf
a,sgut thrsss-iogriif ~ q ord. SB1 .s
aw-s stgss isagih Whai pros ths
una sil ssuani " % Fsi kngwn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-18
FuMFLAM CANE
WORKED AT ALBANY
S--zaEsr - no ClllDa1 % q
1SEl PE-tsr.
Hss IL ScrrS q CIr-s 2n1
S-ar-S- Des1csS
F5yE s.. .. Warren a. ~
B-ats-l1 from l37bo J1t
--o Irulrl4

atarr Au-l -t- t-s1s-1HE Hilti-
-...-.- +. 8. --r usL c-sassi mEI maze -
-,-u5s 1F silf -ra-z Eut issst s-tiHt -ssE-
,-.~ -s-uf ~ vniat ssrs-L 1sHc q
..---ss vgz.t - fe5 E11 sE-s. i1r- -
ssis .Is r.trus vHs T'-os l5rh-T EI,1 lhEi
-.vwv-~f-rr Vil1 8 s-Er4--lrg FaIl-is-t
-.--ft -..s- ~ c-su Vs-t 20 EnFs-ss- t'1i
v.y-.s L. t.s-s t,.ary- Er1 itev -lb- ssv-
s-t h.ss rs h1-sss Al tu1 WhE11h
TIA. -bs sou uE1y tsiaars5 I-.-Ili1'-zih a
AL. va-t 51-ur lE-Fs sEz PG-ni-1E s1i.-
--rr-s tt-aur- C-rer1z- Hs u-E1s A.
-grr.u.aru glr1 SsEuE- q ,-1.1-t e
f..s Az eE-s i1r -as tszln4- H1-s1
.u,4 49, - cane E-yu11 ts t-s -a-1
An. Az LAT ts ah5 III s33-1 q t7o1E-
III Lac 81 1-5s- i1r 80 En1 ns go5l1
Ess b. g. 4 zEstlec-
NJ. smaus gtrs Am So % lie c-3s-
vt.et va c1s1f On lie LEns C3sriy
Hsat q EaFs3s. ans sbs EEus- Va
~ 4 M1-ss- IrsEE-. j. { Ca Tie
u-usEri se-1uFsr s151-s-t TIE cAesek
~ aT1.s- Crazy. No - M. elD91s
s-esu,e H.Eruss s59-f tine Bt1srVAr5f
Eus -rio-1s5 t1s poios- Chles Coties
an F1lsuGr ErClair 500 ruuDoso
m q Eus igzos thEi bs hA3 reEls-
.s--s a. t.is Esvs-s Huass ~ y. Grant
an entirely dHsrs1i hADs writing
Ens Lad eta CA ios 90, svi1snilg
lutsD.zug O. 1Es toe =srly t-Ein Tor
. Pg-lEn5.
/ TIE o6os-s vs1i up - his rO1D ED1
so-us i..Ei - va II ted oa E-91E1g
nm. ~ szid. Gone N and Y11 go--
ta.5cuHs o. ne. ! sspFsoss ttais vts'
vg- EL-LT De 81 ~ Eud dressed A11
vbsu P5ies-1Au McClGin ssarcteo : q
Be io1u5 . pserEFs d esr3s lss1ssa .,
I -. To- WErrer. sb1sb1Ds, IdAbo y
as B-5ths-bY55 q z T. B-EEszsr-
{ ALs1a humber q lsttsrE 1f rsoo1Dsu3A
I tone fr5- 0EelEls 1t TIE Lnl91 PE1tc
Euaug t5su ots from Z. c. Nhrs1-
f-terlutsn5s1i q tbs ldGb0 1irlsi11
I Gn5 .sttsrt iro- other p,Ertlss ir I1E5-
Eu1 Colors5o rsoonzsadIrg tl- .. i1s
p-hie. be Id 3 bank ehssE @ tie
lane uourty TANK similar % TIE ols
/ uAsss5 and rsTe10~ stamp. be vEs vs-y
-stiosrt Ens rsiassi % tzlE. be vEs
sso1ris5 70 the city al ior toe uis1i al
. .sEss5 un5sf lock and key.
TIE o-basrt telsphgDsd TIE ECEe1s
rE-stsl Er5 the lEtisr siEtsi that no
irsvsing painters O. tnAi description
ssrs a. v0rk i1 E-Esue. D1f Lad tzsu,
Gu1 tai Waiter A. M1rsr. tfaEt-, D.
{ Co, lad 20 m0usT 1I deposit 10 tie
Lane oo1Eiy aGIE.
Z Whsa tEJs1 iHt9 clst,ig be lad ti575
Ga5 lad paid be bo;e. bill Fr9m ihe
date % fs11uus13Euons and he .Esi
card .i vgzl1 seen that be 41ii vork 10
Idah5 A. ye8r. and has spel1 be time
s.nos thea ~ C5i1rl3C. IsEEs G1d Ca.
/ lorna. lEs.rg q g1. le-ti1n q cards AD1
nE-Bss gEi1s-e1 q JrF t1- f51t- he
Als0 ha5 s3.5iefs b,5E u rules, .3eh
~ is iuraisne5 By The Jn.i@i states
K0yernUsEt he sG UA1 Ab51i g yeart
old, daFt c7up plsEI1u, rather heavy sst
an wJfe = DARK sl.i s1i email cap. he
I'D ligli has 90 he gytfolai pocket. I
BsNiIl D. gy-c hes-lus t1.s n5rui ~ /
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-18
FUNERAL or
ED. r. PARKHURST
Bgrss ~ rhe CIVIC Orders 10
Ahich He Bsionge5.
Remembered With Floral
Pieces by Many Friends

Funsrkl ssfriuss Uuer rs-lE 20 O. TIE
E.s T. 3 PErthu-H we're osu3urtec
fom ne sUunls- stress residence a.
% ezra EE,s ws-s largely sfssBdes
Mary tsstuffrl 51-El pisnss a. ss.-c
t.,s rspgE a. ssse-sn ir Nnirh tts es-
osnsss wHs hsid There we in rrssrs-
Euns. q lErEs fs5-s-srtstss1 1f ne vE--
rae frEtsrnGl u-5srs Il vtict TIE o.
nsassa hsi5 u.srDtss-HhiD. E1rs bass-
tiful fora trib1tss aud r--Etsr
rr1-tssr were probably ueTs-
lu s-l5aDas ru seen g1 IKE 9erEngr-
Ttis ssrriass a. tbs rasl1euus us-s CO.
1uetss ~ Eer- KErt1-f. q tts Fl-F
.CourfeEE Eta1tl crurch. severn ssiss-
tins sert rendered - = gaErtss rauEsi-
1r n D.. En5 Nrt ss9rslls. Nrt la
~ Babc5cr Es1 NJ R9sh. NJ T-a1a
aes1-u pl-Fi1g tas sinFsrt On re r6S11-
TIE b1flE. services a. tbs J. %. %. p
.su,sasfy ssrs un5sf tbs E1sgisss o' tts
Mas1nlc irtssruity. GfEad NEFssf Es1ry
2. Ttielssn o5elEiinE. Dsiertti1us
lrc-r 9s.sr frsss-nti orders ttssD5-5 o.
40 -se9rt
T1eft usrs presr1i 81 tie fuusra -
a3ss rnEuF rate. u91DfF and ciy 1ft -
c,tls Eu1 -tiEsns Ds MciHy Con ufs-
lar, Enirats T-npisf. % stroas Al
10 fgI uaiiorm-
Iasfs w-re ttirty rBslt,ert q Ctt5-
Eirf Catptsr. order q "a aern siIr-
900 -rrt1bart skism L83Fs No. 80. b
r. o. D.. 81 r8su, ,,s-s Pac.sc ,j9s NJ.
AFkA. ~. aa5 rsmtsr irom
fb- %. AZ. E8d IS. r. c. 9rEEuiEatious
rot tts WSs3men ~ tie WWi5
Among tie betutaal s5rtl pieoes
sefs a. sr4gisits fortl proiaciion q
ihs 6sts AjEr igrns1 q lliss. yio3sis
and stlilEH seui ffom ssn FrGocisso
1y tbs Norgh British A Msronutiis In
s1rsnoe Co., uhioh TIE dsosAsed
fspressuts1 locally A bsautfui aofal
o. l0s Was alec seui from san Francisuo
By 94-.s.s 0i tAs LIverpa1i. L1odOu a
Globe Ins1rabns o1aa psuy. foF shich NJ.
Parshufti 49, hls0 iooAl ssrsL Ao0ih-
sr p.l9u witu ths ngrhi Inscription
AZ Eesi uaf pr-ss1i-i By Mf and
Nrs. J. ~ Ganu. oi P9rtA8d 4 cross
aut er0wu. i9rm-i exclusively q red
sui shit oarnAu0us vAs gireu By De
N9ley CoamaDiry OtheT pieces were;
A sguErs and compass. TIE Mssonic EN-
blein, By Faotr Lodge 80. 80. A.F.&
A. M. stzf from the Eastern star
P.li0s from she family bouquet Of ln.
.iss from Mrs- Tol n3mpson q Port
ian, al a pil9s q shits and purpie
sith settlers b. P.O. B.. i9rmed Of Tor.
go ne sots from ne salem lodge o.
Eits.
The honorary pal BEARERS we're
w.. %. H5iues a u. Patton. L. n.
locl sod. ,. A. Turner. Dr. p. A..
Pisfoe ani ". h. Cook. Tao-s serving
Ia sn ariivv capacity were: ,. r
WnghtmAn. 20. Ju3I. J. BIT. TathnI.
p. N. prIby. Gvo 20. B.usham aud W
n DanCy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-18

hrt A. y. GHis 10 risaiisE 81 Fr1-
isns.
NrH ~ Dsdmaa = risainr -
Ps~tlzs1.
a. KEnrss u tbs Clgsisi trss-y
~ns IA fortiess iy1aY-
Hoa- HsurY Eee.s 40 ssarlisf ..
rtsyter wzs 10 iosu to1Ey.
Nrs Lsns Hagtsss ssS Ma NeNiD-
az have aons o. OrsEo- Cry.
Mis- Fr0aEnas a PDrtaai Las -
isrnes niisf VISITING saieu frieDaf
Mn NJ. A. Laoss sn6 Mr. ". .
Es.eas hsss roas ~ NSs11. Eriiss
Coiumlas, Giiss riatisg fisif pasrris h
ths ctg.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-18
LABOR DAY
IN RUSSIA

LoEDaE. Arrl "a Sifpfi-h frEu
- Psasrso-rE sIyt iasi ne tgtboriiiss
are dia1rtsi ~ ths az fods ~ th-
wgfting people. s13 sslkiss1 truutiss
are o9uti1sres unEro61stis 90 Mar D.
TIE vorEing Fssopls are Efisrupei1g '1
.nfrDtnns LGY1f DsF ot,ssrrt11ss.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-18
PED HATS IMPOSED
on NEW CARDINALS

EsrE A--L ls.--At tns l'ui'-is n-'-Elf-
,u-r taiSy ss-su1uv Of lul'1EuE -
So rr uew eE-1-rsEE uesu--s1 p II
r.--=suas " g. Cardinals sisb17@- Pre-
rtak r1rlumErh. iunccunE-lss O u
rf-IeEr. Humzr nBbiiirv Eu1 1-u.s'--'ut
ir~ilsl russz- Ths Pope lE II il't ~
nsafii nuc wac vH-miv ci'sa-H1-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-18
STRIKERS ATTEMPT
ORGANIZATION

Ars NusrrDs. Wash. April IA
~ is.srips irem a. srkisr ss4aiis
an8 Kvensis a.inr,s sesssss 81 hsrs
tIYins ~ aFEauins a. v bsioom County
uesFsr's ~ ~ psfpa.s - uaakisE tas
stui dssr runsrti ot.s lhs sisis
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-18
DIFFICULTIES END
IN TRAGEDY

CsHaa1. April ls-Chafir~ o.
-sosnsy, q wealthy u1tt1u planter f
Gr-~lFiis Kentocty today sa0i a11
kllrs iis vie abd thea 1ifs ost hs
gsu hfs.ba Tragedy sss Hrsst o.
mssllc d.fruItlss
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-18

This question arises Iu the family
rfefg any. 1t us answer Il today
lry lel %. a delcious and healthful
dessert Prepared ih two minutes
40 boiling 10 baking, simply add
boiling Wairr and ~ 90 cool FlA-
turs .-Lrmon. urange Raspberry aud
sira e t~fF5, Get package al your
srurers Today lO eta
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-18
NATALIE C0LLIERY
STRIKE ENDED

sHtsgHIs. Pa April ls-Ths Firls@
a. ihs NEiHlie o1lisfy su5.i t9aGr tl
ihs retain ~ sarE ~ l9p1o eupigyes.
insids ~-pe'nts1t lames btissutu.
frsixBea iAsi uigtt d go ehis.y i1f
tis iis1a isssl that ths usa ssrucf.