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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-09
legislature Saturday

legislature Saturday
The House passed Poorman's Military
code, received reports OF committees
and defeated a motion TO create a porr
OF Portland commission joint committee
The Senate passed Whitney, Sheridan
aud Milton charter bills.
Both houses adjourned to Monday
afternoon, many members taking special
trains 10 Portland at 80.
Colvig led fight in House 70 take rail.
road bills from the hands OF committee
and secured adoption OF minority report
that fixes rates at three cents nile.
Made special order at 2;3O p. m.
Poorman's resolution to meet Idaho
legislature Feb. p, at State line Nas
adopted.
Hartman's committee ON State Capi.
tol recommend Improvements Of So.
900.
A resolution was introduced and pass.
ed the house by Poorman TO authorize
the appointment OF a committee TO meet
the Idaho legislature at the state line on
the occasion Of their visit here about
Feb. 22d.
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MR. BUTT
VICTORIOUS
Forces A Showdown On
Railroad Bills
MINORITY REPORTS
WERE ADOPTED
House Refuses to Agree With
Railroad Committee TO Kill
Bills Reducing Fare

The minority report Of the committed
on railroad,IlpoD II. b Is, 40 and Al re
ducing passen niger farce to three cents a
mile was adopted by the House Satur.
day mornine. The bills we're recon-
mended unfavorable by Chairman
Story and Heitkemper, Thompson o
Umatilla aud Whitney the other mem.
Der Of the the committee, Butt Of YAM
hill submitted a minority report recon.
mending that the bills pass with an
amendment exemp ing all lines
wholly within the state which latter
may charge cents. Heitkemper moved
that the reading Of the report be mace
special order for Wednesday night ,
Colyig Of Josephine accused the
railroad committee OF delaying
all legislation uniavorab,e to the
railroads and referred 10 his own bill
which had been in the hands Of the
committee since Jan. 81, Carter, also
the author OF bill reducing fares, op.
posed the delay. Story stated that the
committee needed more time TO gather
information aud Carter inquired why
the committee wanted 10 further inves.
tigate when the report was submitted
and out Of their hands. The ayes and
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hour. The stage and hall we're beauti'
fully decorated with the American flag
and bunting. The many friends Of the
graduates brought presents 10 the shape
Of howers and books.
After the opening prayer by Rev. Kant.
per the opening number was puritan
drill by pupils from Central school,
which was novel and well executed.
Lost Hope" was an able essay b,
Mics Georgia Baker.
The "Ironical Eulogy onDebt" by Or.
Vile Johnson, was well received for Il,
practical bearing on popular iallacy,
Il was also we'll rendered.
Little Alice Meyers received great
cheers for the artistic swinging Of her
beautiful Indian clubs.
Tho Grafton Of the evening was by
Willie kanlner ON The Tomorrow OF
Our Nation.
The Indian club drill by pupils Of
LINCOLN school showed some ine execu.
tion and especially good marching. a
oedit 10 the young ladies Of southsalem
The address TO the class, by Hon
filmon Ford was Of course TO the point
~ were the remarks by Hon.
I. l. Davidson Of the board of dir,c.
tors, who presented the diplomas In tho
absence OF Mr., Cherringt0n, the presi .
dent Of the board.
The musical numbers Of the evening
as well ~ the orchestra selections. en-.
ltvvnod the program la such a manner
AZ 90 make them most desirable ieatnres
The ushera oi the evening were Harry
Npaulding, Claude shelton, Ivan Put
nam, Percy Jennings, Ernest hean.
The howcr girls we're the Misses
Nellie Van Patton, Ruth leeds. Eina
wendell, who were kept husy deliyeripg
lhe beautiful momentOcs brought by lie
friends oi the class.
The graduates OF the evening were,
Claude Belle. Lena Bruce. Georgia
Baker, Lois Byud, Myrtle duncan.
nladys farrar, Clara Foster. Rntb Ga'
erielson, Olive Howe, Carl Hopi M.ry
ltolmstrom, Ofyilla johnson. William
hAntneI, samson Nelson, Laura MrAI.
lister, Mabel Myers, lena SCHNEIDER
ioldie short, Nina sherman, William
smith.
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NEWS OF SALEM
CHURCH SERVICES
From Notices Received too late
for Publication

sermon on the Millennium at Bapis,
church, 7.3O.
Merritt conducts service atYew PARK
church.
Rev kantnsy discusses "Some Doubt.
eFs" Sunday evening
Rev. Thos. Eliot at Unity church sun.
day morning,
Al Central the evening theme is 'The
Kind OF Church that Appeals 10 Men
aud Boys"
Dr.. Parsou al the FIRST NJ. B.. Nil
discuss Culture and the Bible
10 -, Joseph's church a. The l1aO
Mass tomorrow. A liie s.te statue of our
Lord will BE- solemuiy blessed and d,di
eAtei This beautiful work ol artwas
Preseated to the church by Mrs. :. q.
Barr aud children a. = monument d.
theI deccased husband aal father.
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THE OLDEST MAN IN AMERICA

Isasc Brock, q cifixen Of McLe1n..
county, Texas, has lived IN yes,,
He now Rves WITH hfs son-in-Isw :.
Valley MiEIs, Texas. y
In speaking Of his good health ana
extreme old age, Mr. Brock says,
"Affer a man has Hvcd In In.
world as long as 7 have. he ouVb,
to have found out a great MANY
things by experience.
zone Of the things 7 have fouo6
out to my entire satisfaction is The
proper remedy for ailments fhs,
are due directly to the effects n,
the climate.
"Dnring my long life I hsvs
known a great many remedies 10,
coughs, colds, catarrh and diarr.
hea. I had always supposed
these affections to be different dYs.
eases, but in reading Or. Han.
mans books I have found out thm
these affections are the same and
that they are properly called O.
tarrh.
81 had several long siegeS with
the grip. At first 7 did nor Know
that Peruna was q remedy for this
disease. When I heard that Il
grippe was epidemic catarrh,
tried Peruna for Ia grippe and
found II to be Just the thing.
"As for DR.. Harfman's romedy.
Pe-ru-na, / have found n 10 be the
best, If not the only, reliable rem.
edy for these affections. II has
been my standby for many year.
and I attribute my good health and
extreme old age to fhis remedy.
Very truly yours,
A~' ANA
For a free book on caEanrh, addruas
The Peruna Medicine Co., CoInnabn
Ohio.
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TURKISH BATHS
WILLAMETTE HOTEL

1901 TRIBUNES-lu about a week
will be prepared to show The new model.
OF these most popular wheels, and
want every prospective buyer or bicycle.
to wait and see them. ! will have the
1900 model at S35 in ladies' and gents
aud the new ones in regular roadsters
$50, besides extra light roalsters and
racers at $50, aud chainless at 500, and
''5. want to say that out of my en-.
tire sales Of rcbuues for 1900. I have
oo' had broken frame, fork or crank.
no'a defective bearing in a,, not a
poor wheel in lhe Iat and that TO, in.
''ud'ng the light racing model. thr
were used continually as road wheel.
Wal end sse ,hs wheel that can b,,.,
Of this sort Of resaaI the easy nun \
mag 'H''-e, asit is k0'wu far and
~'A'' +. A. WlGal>s /
Opposite Post.aiee. salem. Ore. .
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COURT HOUSE
INFORMATION

Murray Wade was arraigned to-day in
Dept, No /, Circuit court, preparatory
Tor trial next week.
A warrant was to-day sworn out by
Mary sparr, charging wm. Spar, Who
was an important witness in the Magers
case with insanity. lie is to bo arrested
this afternoon.
Eight poor families have to-day applied
= County Clerk Hall for wood, as a re-
suit Of the cold snap.
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MRS. NATION
IN IOWA
But She Left Her HatChet
in Kansas.
Is Using Her Reputation as a
Basis for Drawing
Houses

DEsMoiNRs, Ia, Feb9 Mrs Nation,
the Kansas saloonsmasher, received an
ovation all along the route TO DesMoines,
where she will lecture tonight and in.
cidentslly create, she declares. - stir.
ring mp NJ dry bones"
In an interview she said
o. left my Ratchet At Topeka AMI it
may be that will not do any smashing
Ia lies Moines 5ut there is no certainty
Of that, 'or do just what God calls on
me 10 do"
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Golden MeaiIn,

Cards have been issued Tor the Fiitieth
Wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
y W. seriher OF this city, Feb. %. AN
'he'r children, grand children, aud a
vide circle OF relatives are 10 be present
on that occasion at the old home ON
south Commercial street.
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February and March ~ p'y sSois P"'f n %9"H' % e e
made lively months at our store Every department crowd
ed with bargains for we're determined TO make me 80 aayS
that we have to remain in our old quarters days that lots OF
people viii remember when they think Of removal sales.
Such bargains as we will offer during that time VIII have no
equals in the city We have made up our minds to nave ine
biggest spring trade in the history OF store and we re go
ing 10 start right now We know prices and our buS
ness methods will catch The trade Help US little and we
help you lot
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NEW TO-DAY.
Advertisements under this
head Sc a line each issue

SHEEP FOR SALE. - Twenty eight
head Of stock. Call on w. n. Elliott
one mile south Of Lincoln, Polk
county. 2O3lH
LIFE OF QUEEN Victoria. We have
authentic edition Buy Of home house.
Oliht free. $. q, Miller & Co., Port.
land, Oregon, 2geod ST
j. j. LONGCORE has bought out the
second hand store lOl State Street
and can supply his friends and all
who may patronile him with thou,.
and one useful articles from a garden
rake 90 a school book at one quarter
OF the original cost. 20 ti
FARd FOR RENT-E0ghr miles n,rth
OF Salem SD acres, about 5l acre. iu
cultivation, hrst.tIass potato ur grain
land. Enquire OF NJ. Craytun. one
block west Of North Salem school
Salem, or. oyti
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PsssONAl

Marx Savage returned hom Portland
this morning.
Attorney +. p. Morcom Of Woa3t,r,
Sas in The city 10 day.
Me- J. A. Ro'ar VI Altsay. &. ,..t.
ns a. che home oi D.. p. rarsfa,s.
Ahue ea Fon's % P,u.and. tbr.r u.,,.
home.
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FLAXBRAKE
WILLIAMS
-----
Gets The United Anti>COr-
bett Vote
FOUR NAMES ARE
IN THE FIELD
Mitchell and McBridt Have
Virtually Been Dropped
From the Fight

The anli.Corbett forces concentrated
on a man today who was Attorney Gcn.
eral in Grants first cabinet, but could
not be confirmed by the Senate.
Joint Ballot 10 D,tail
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admission 10 gentlemen 2j cents. De
corations will be entirely Of the yalen.
tine order.
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SALEM PUBLIC
SCHOOL EXERCISES
In Honor of a Class COnclud-
Ing The Ninth Grade
A Gala Occasion With Bush
els Of Bouquets Gathered
in Midwinter

The commencement exercises oi the
graduates Of the Salem Public schools
was q most successful event. The large
audience dlled the seats at an early
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SOR A COLD m THE HEAD
Laxative BTomo-Oulnino Tablets
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Born before United States was
\ formed.
Saw ~ Presidents elected.
Pe.ru-na has protected him
from all sudden changes.
Veteran Offour wars.
Sbod a horse when 99 years
old.
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Ohthen Dinner
II you want to enjoy your Sunday
dinner and have q large bin OF fare 10
choose from including roast chicken and
the Injuries Of the season 20 TO the
-. Elmo Restaurant.
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Valentines s BAH.

81 Valentines Bail
On Thursday evening Feb. l4th there
W i'll be a valentine dancing at the arm.
ory under patronage Of F. Co. boys.
Ristine's orchestra will furnish music,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-24
HOTEL MARION LEASED.
Professor Owens Has Secured it For His
School.

President Owens, of the Sumter
Military Academy and Female Semi
nary, has closed a contract for the
lease of the R. P. Monaghan residence
on Main Street, now occupied by Capt.
". E. Zeiglar and known as the Hotel
Marion. and will obtain possesson on
September 1st
This house, one of the handsomest
and most costly private residences in
the city, will be used for dormitories
for the young lady pupils of the
school, and will be tastefully and COM
fortably furnished throughout
The art and elocution departments
will also be in this building. As these
departments will be under the direc-
tion of specialists to the classes of
which pupils will be admitted whether
regularly matriculated in the school
or not, the location is considered par
t1cularly convenient to such special
pupils. The class rooms of the literary
and other departments will be in the
Institute buildings on Washington
Street, in which the male pupils of the
school will be CHARTERED.
The school will open September 18th
with large enrollmlnt in all depart
ments and its success seems already
fully assured The only problem that
now confronts President Owens is how
to find room for all the pupils, but as
the Monaghan residence has been Sc
cured this matter of room is practical
ly settled.
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al au indebted to oue Minute Cough Cur

~ am indebted TO One Minute Cough Cure
for my present good health and ny life
was treated lc vaio by doctors for lung trou
bles following Ia grippe. I took -Oce Min
ute Cough Cure aad recovered my health. !"
ME- Wise, Madison, Ca J Hughaou
Co
The Brand house is being removed
from the lot recently purchased by the
Atlantic Coast Line and within ten
days or two weeks the lot will be clear
of buildings and in readiness for the be-
ginning Of work on the new passenger
depot. The A. G.. L. construction
force will have to rush the work on
the new depot if it is to be completed
before the cotton season opens, the
time stated by General Manager Kenly
for its completion.
The North Carolina fremen are
afraid to go mp against the hose wagon
teams from South Carolina and this
year for the first time the largest prize
is offered for North Carolina hose
wagon teams alone. The experience
of the past few years has taught the
tar heel fremen that they have no
chance for first prize in hose wagon
race against the South Carolina teams.
Sumter, Columbia and Camden have
won all the prizes worth having for
several years in succession.
The Sumter Tobacco Warehouse will
open for the season on August lst
with full corps of buyers on the
market. The warehouse will be under
under the management of Mr.. JET
reys, of Rocky Mt, N. G. who is an
experienced warehouse man and he
will have capable and competent as
sistants. The warehouse did very
satisfactory business last year selling
more tobacco than.was thought posi-
BILE at the beginning of the season.
This year it is believed that the busi-
ness will be larger than heretofore and
the outlook is favorable for higher
prices.
You can never cure dyspepsia oy dieting.
What your needs ls plenty Of good food
properly digested Theu if your stomach
will 90, dises. it, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
II coutsius ell of tue natural digestanss hence
mus, digest every class Of food and so pre-
pare il that uatu.e can uee it in nourlshing
the body aud replacing the wasted t,esues
thus giving life, health, strength, ambitiou,
pure blood and healthy appetite. j s Aagb-
son t Co
The county summer'school opened
Monday morning and twenty teachers
were enrolled. AS there were thirty
eight teachers from this county at the
State summer school it was feared the
attendance at the county school would
be considerably less than heretofore,
but the enrolment this morning and
the others who are known to be COM
ing will give the county school quite
a creditable enrolment.
The chain gang is now working near
Wisacky and a recent visitor to the
camp says that the gang, under the
management of Overseer Tribble, IS
doing fine work.
A theatrical entertainment will be
given in Wedgefeld on the evening of
August 1st and an invitation is ex-
tended to the public to be present.
The entertainment is given for the
purpose of raising funds to furnish
the academy hall, therefore all who
are interested in the cause of educa-
tion should attend.
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Auction Sale of Desirable Lots.

The advertisement of the auction
sale of lots to be held next week will
be read with interest by many who
wish to purchase lot in desirable
locality and build home. The lots
offered are among the very best in
the city and the terms are SO easy and
reasonable that men of moderte means
will find it convenient to purchase
one or more either as an investment or
for building lot.
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The convict who escaped from the
chain gang yesterday was not recaptur
ed. A rain came up before the dogs
could be taken to the chain gang
camp after running the negro who had
been released from the gang and they
could not pick up the trail of the
escaped convict. The dogs followed
the trail of the released negro about
seven miles before be was freed"
and the officers who were in the chase
say that the dogs did excellent work.
The Sumter Shirt Mfg, Co., seems
to be success from the start. Orders
have been coming in from the day
the factory opened for business and
orders are now on hand to keep the
force busy for sometime to come.
Yesterdy big order for delivery in
ten days had to be declined as the
present force could not finish previous
orders and this one additional. This
condition of affairs will not exist long,
however, as the force of hands will be
increased Immediately so as to handle
with promptness all orders that are
received.
Thursday afternoon. a prisoner who
had completed his term was released
from the county chain gang and about
an hour later one Of the convicts made
his escape. The attempt was made to
run the fugitive down with the two
bloodhounds owned by the county, but
they would not follow the trail. About
IL O clock the guards sent message
to the police asking that their hounds
be sent out and put on the trail. Off
GERS Smith and Weeks took the hounds
out to the chain gang camp and put
them on the trail. They took it up
at once and after chase of several
hours treed the man they were follow
ing in school house in which he took
refuge. When he was brought out it
was found that the hounds had picked
up the wrong trail and had run down
the prisoner who had been released.
This is the first real test the dogs have
haG since they have been owned by
the police. and the way they followed
the trail last night proves that they
are well trained man hunters and will
follow a trail to the finish.
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Heartburn.

When the quansity of food taken is too
large or the quality 100 rich, heartburn is
likely to follow and especially 80 if the d.
gestioo hss bsen weakened oy constipation.
Ea, slow and not TOO freely of easily diees.
ted fooi Mseticsse the food thoroughly
Let six hours elspse between es' and when
you EEL fuiluess and weigh, 10 the region
Of the stomach after ealing, iodics'ing that
you hsve ea,eu TOO much. take one OF Cham
o.r:.,o's Stomach aDd Liver Tablets acd the
hear,buru may De avoiied For safe by Dr.
A Chias
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-24

Have you ever stopped minute to
think of the growth of Sumter: In
which direction must it grow. and
which is the most desirable and
healthieSt section of the city that is
no; built up: II will be seen at a
glance that tie lots on Church Street.
near the waterworks are the choicest
in the city and it is strange that this
desirable district has rot been built
up before
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Working "a Hours a Day.

There's no rest for those .ireess little work
e-s-Dr Kings New Lie Pills Millions are
always busy curing torpid liver jaunoice. bi.
iousness. fever and sgus They nish sick
headache drive cut malaria Never grippe or
weaken. Small. taste nice. wo,k wonders. Try
them. CSC al j W DeLormeS.
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Says Ge Was Tortured.

i ~uEere.i such pain rem CONS could
hardly walk" writes II Robinson, Hiila
borough. n. "bu; Bucklen's Arnica Saiye
completely curei them" Acts like magic on
s;rains. bruises. cats. sores. >caid>, turns.
hoiI> t Gers. per,ec: healer of KIN diseases
aal pi es. Cure guaranteed by De-
Lnrn.e Sc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Auction Sale City Lands.
D. j. Chandler-Comfortable.
Estate of Winter Pinckney-Citation
Ramsey & Co-Palmetto State Call
and Fever Cure.
County Board of Commissioners
Bridge Repair Work.
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Life and
Fire Insurance.

Call on me, at my residence, Liberty
street, for both Life and Fire lnsu
rance On;y reliable Companies rep
resented Phone No $50.
.Assqgregasa .VEoses.
OctJS
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. George Seibert is in the city.
Mr. Frank Beckham is in the city.
Mr.. Jerome Wilson spent Monday in