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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

Eczema, oaiarrn, hip disease, whit
swelling. and even consumption have
their origin in tcTo.ulCus conditions
With the slightest faint of scToiula Do
the b'oul here Is no safety. Th
remedy iur ihi- disease in all iis form
H. Hoods Sarsapai.la, which goes 20 DE
root II the trouble and 0xpels all im
purilies and disease germs from O.,
b'OOl.
The best family cathart.c is Hooi''
Pills.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

WANlED-ro buy or rent immediately
Two rOller-top desks. WiIlamelts
Hotel | : II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

A visitor to a cemetery at South Yer
non. n. H.. will find the following upon
n gravestone there:
Oh be che went. and am she gone
And left poor ! here all aloneH
Oh cruel fate. 10 he so blind
To take she tore and cave.I hind
Her can never come back 20 we,
Bot US must surely 20 to she.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

kuOMs WANIED--The State Camp
OF the Modern Noodmen Of America
willb held IN ,hia city Feb. 18th.
Delegates will arrive Feb, l2lh end
VIII want lodging. Those having
furnished rooms 10 let ~ delegates
Will please notify o. West, Chairman
Com, Arrangements.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

BIG FIR WOOD wANTED.-Call st
the Office OF the salem Light and TIRE.
ti0n COMPANY. SOFT
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

FOR SALE OR RENT.--20 acres land
near Salem all clear five acres orchard
tod house and barn, SIS cash rent or
sell Tor $1,000, fll00 cael, $3.50 on tine
Enquire Of tred Hearst. 273s
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

lions auo would gen well. AMER having hlicd
twelve times without receiving tie slightest
beueft, declined 90 continue bis treatment any
longer Having heard of s. 81 s.. .t6wifis specifrl
recommended tol khcuuatisin, decided, ainio-
iu despair however. t1 give tne medicine irig y,
hgbble around on cratchcg aud very soon there.
after had M ne Tor them at an, :. having
cured me eouni aud welt All The distressing
pains have lef- me, uy aupcine hos returned
aud am happy 70 be again restored ~ perfect
health.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

published on Monday. Wednea-
day anu Friday, Is a complete
up 20 date daily newspaper
thSoo days Ia the week. with
all important news Of the other
four days. profusely illus
trnted, and Guoi with Interest,"
Ing reading f0r all who wish to
keep in clofe touch with news
on the nation and world.
It q ~ a lar HubHcriptiOn
price, Hi.SO per year.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

Sold by druggists, price Zoe. %
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
EsneuIn9IlSTIl

Rheumatic pains are the cries Of protest
and distress from tortured muscles, aching
joints and excited nerves. The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation OF
aasle matter IN the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain
ing food tncy require. The whole system
feels the effect OF this acid poison; aud
not until the blood has been punhed and
brought back TO a healthy condition will
the aches aud pains cease.
hrs. james Kel, Of To7 Ninth street. n. F.,
Washius Ton, ID. g. writes as iollawst "a few
months ago bad an -ttack Of Sciatic Rheuna
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

lisu in ilH worst form Tile
plin was sl intense thltI
became completely pros
tratei Theaittcs was an
unusually severe one. and
my condition was regard
ed as being vcly danger
ous. J was attended hy
one OF tie uo & able doc
tors in Washington who is
also "a member Df The fac
atty OF "a leading medical
college here. Iie told me
% continue biz prescnp
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

New TO-DAY advertise emanta fo,is
ines or less ~ this Column lneoftod
h1reS times tor xec. 800 + week
at epuse rate. 49, ''''"~
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08
EPIeRlMs Or Mn. usHTFoOT
ON THE NIGHT SCHOOLS

at may be true that some must be
hewers Of wood and drawers Of water,
but n a man has ambition and pluck
enough to want 70 better his eonoi-
ton shall we deny him the opPortuni-
ty TO do so. simply because his skin
is Yellow
ashaII we say to a young man VINO
is willing TO work all day and then
attend school for two hours at night.
that because he is an Oriental he
shall not have the opportunity to thus
improve his mind and rise in the
world7
IGNORANCE and vice are twin sisters
and every student of criminoIooy
knows that where ignorance 10 most
prevalent there also vice is most pre-
vaIent.
Teachers and school houses are
cheaper to maintain than iaiIsi and
police.
at is far better TO have the Chinese
and Japanese in night schools than to
have the young of these races playing
seven-eIeven or other gambling
games.
"The very presence of such wo-
man with all her good influence in
= night school of boys and young men
like that at AaIa warehouse is in it.
self worth all the cost Of the school.
~ believe the man who is capable
of earning ten dollars a week makes
a better citizen than he who is only
capable of earning half that amount.
Because the Hawaiians throw their
golden eggs of education in the gutter
shall we say that the frugal and indus
trious Chinese and Japanese shall moi
rescue them and put them to aooe
user"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08

slays without food. their companion hav-
ing expired while attempting 70 swallow
xzter.
The Rev J. NJ BuehIer. pastor of 81.
PauFs German Evangelical Church in
San Francisco. died in that city on the
night Of August =
Admiral Watson. a defender Of Ad-
miraI Sehley. has made strong deci2ra-
tons n favor Of the lseter. causing sen
sation ar the capital
No Puget Sound salmon are TO De sent
70 England. American Gamers being able
to sell their entire pack in the United
States at better profit
DR.. Morgan Dix. OF Trinity church
New York. viii not attend the Episcopal
Church convention in San Francisco De
cause he dislikes travelling
Venezuela Is bringing var nearer. Gas
tro has withdrawn the exeQuaIurs of tbs
consuls of Colombia Troops are ready
on both sides of the border
A San Francisco Chinese was bounC
and left in the desert ia Arizona By va
/ queros recently The assailants objecteS
10 the coming of Chinese 10 those parts
William Collins Whitney has circum
vented scheme TO nominate him 70
1 Governor of New York and later 70
President He says that he is out o
politics.
While the detectives viii be well paid
there viii be no rewards for the sleuth
who caught Winters. the man who stol
S2S3.000 in bullion from the Selby Smelt
ing Works.
The American Forestry Association
concluded its work at Denver, Colorado
on August -. adjourning sine die. Reso
lutions were adopted urging upon Con
gres the Importance of preserving the for
ests.
1t is rumored that trouble is brewin
for several ordnance officers, followin
the report just made by the Board Q
Ordnance and Fortifcations rejectin
thorite. the high explosive which ha
been under test.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08

Under new law in Illinois. the
election authorities must submit any
Question of public policy to popular
vote. in the same way that bonding
propositions or Constitutional amend
ments are submitted. when one-fourth
OF the voting population petition for
It, Petitions are in circulation in Chi
cage for submission az the city cleo.
ton next spring OF propositions for
municipal control OF street railways
and gas and electric plants. and for
the nomination OF candidates for city
Offices by direct primaries.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08
Resigned as President.

Colonel Lake has resigned as president
of the Hawaiian Amalgamated Confeder-
alton of Laborers. He took this action
when he was being instructed as a conduc-
tor on the honolulu Rapid Transit Com
pany's line. for the reason that be did
not expect to have any time to devote
to the duties of that Office while he was
engaged as a conductor. He was then
told his services would no longer be re-
quired by the company, so he has lost his
position as conductor and his office as
president of secret society Lake in
insists that he was fired from the COM
pany ON account of his connection with
the Amalgamated Confederation
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08

Those who have been inclined to
criticize the administration for its
course in the Philippines in refusing to
upset ancient customs will learn some
thing by observing the condition of af-
fairs in the island of Malta. Malta has
been in the possession of the British
for generations and the people are
thoroughly civilized, yet the first at,
tempts TO interfere with the estab-
lished social customs of the people
have produced discomfort and open
acts Of hostility. In dealing with such
problems the shortest and the best
way is the slow process OF evolution.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08

Just at the time when we are suffer
ing the most from an imperfect cleo
trio light system in Honolulu. there
comes the news from the States that
4 Chicago man claims to have dis
covered a light which will last for
years. 1t IS said to be a wonderful
luminous Globe. combination OF
chemicals in a vacuum, and to shed
a perpetual light, year in and year
out Ii may be carried about and
turned upside down without affecting
the light. Honolulu would welcome
scme such invention about this time
with open eyes. for it would then be
able to see what it was doing after
the sun goes down.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08

Richards street, from King TO Hotel
streets has been chosen as the site
of the oil street-sprinkling experiment.
70 be made some time this week. The
street win be sprayed with crude
petroleum and then covered with
quarry sand. Assistant Superiafend-
ent Of Public Works Aarston Camp
he'll says that he has seen ordinary
roads kept IN ane condition By the
use Of oil. He does not know. how
ever. how Il viii work with maca.
damlyed road.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08

Those expert Japanese Electricians
at the power house OF the Hawaiian
Electric Company promise to cost the
stockholders a very considerable sum
for the past weeks blanders. Would
any of the stockholders of the com
pany, IL they were employing men for
themselves 10 handle costly and deli.
cate machinery employ lot Of I'M
skilled and incompetent Japanese.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08

German-Ameriean who has long
resided in this city suggested yester.
day that it is well for the country that
ii has such a bright sleuth on the
watch for German army officers who
come here as spies as the Morning
Organ. The gentleman suggests that
there are information bureaus con
nected with all of the armies of Eu-
rope and whenever the governments
wish to learn about the naval and
military resources of another nation
they utilize the information bureau
and not uniformed officers en- route
home from foreign service But then
as the gentleman further suggests, the
ponderous organ doubtless is not
aware of the fact.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08
An Apology From
he White House

We regret that owing
to the Electric Light
giving out on our pro-
misses last evening we
were compelled to dis
appoint many Buyers
of Clothing at our
Cheap Sale, and sine
erely trust our Custom
erS will favor us by
calling again during
the week.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08
SYNOD IN DECEMBER.
Bishop Willis viii Then Call Together
The Cierqy.

Bishop Willis of the Episcopal Church
will CALI a synod for December All
the clergy VIII attend as well as the rep
resentatives of all the parishes.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08
MIR. FaIk ASSIGNS.

Charles ]. Falk has made voluntary
assignment of his business to George r.
Carter. Liabilities are about $40 600
The trouble has been caused by the de-
probation in sugar stock values, Mr..
Falk being a large holder.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08
A PIECE OF IMPERTINENcE.
Physicians Are Aroused by Board o
Health Communication.

The following communication. sent out
to all physicians in the city by the Board
of Health, has aroused great deal of
feeling and caused much adverse eriti-
eism. 1t is characterized BY some of the
profession as nothing less than an i'm
pertinence.
..-.........M NJ. ID.
Honolulu.
Dear Doctor In the interest of full
and complete statistics, and as an ae-
commodatiOn to parties wanting infor-
nation on these lines, | would respect
fully ask you TO fill out the enclosed
opportunity to this Office.
have the honor to be.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) C. CHARLOCK.
Secretary Board of Health
Name ..-.....-. .........-
Nationality ........
Age .. Residence .
Date of Application
Qualifications
Date of Graduation
References as to personal character
Report of Board of Examiners
Date OF license
Signature.
Secretary Charlock, of the Board of
Health. explained last evening that the
object of the circular was TO get infor-
nation for the compilation of new reg
ister. He SAYS that the old register con-
tanned only the names of the physicians.
and that the additional information re-
quested by the circular is now deemed de
sirable. The circular was sent out up
on instructions of DR. Slogget, president
of the Board OF Health.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08

Cheap labor is very often the dear.
est possible labor as nen who employ
japanese 70 run delicate electrical
machinery have learned ia thair scr.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-08
HONOLULU, h. T., SEPT. 8, 1901
THE COOLEY TYPE OF TEACHER

II any considerable number of the
teachers sent to Manila we're Of the
type Of one Edward E. Cooley OF Kan
sas. it is not to be wondered at that
Superintendent Atkinson cabled TO
Washington Immediately upon the ar
rival Of the transport Thomas
not to send any more teachers.
Mr.. Cooley. with all due respect
TO his calling, is certainly out
Of place as a teacher anywhere
and particularly in the Philippines
The gentleman has been raised in
that narrow circle under which he
has become firmly convinced that the
only prayer in which there is any eff
,aor~ fo tho ono running.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-01-12

Martegas attacha son cheval IN
tamaria, prit son seden, quill garda
dams sa main gauche tout pret a
etre passe au cou de Petalon, ct
marcha vers lie troupeau, lentement,
l'nil sur fanimal quill voulait cap
turer.
Les six cavaliers, Zanette COM
prise, devaient se porter ici ou la,
scion les movements de la manade
quill faillait empecher, sill etait
possible, de SO derober. ST ellie
s'eechappait, on la rejoin Trait.
-Souviens-toi des conditions
cria Pastorel. ST tn le touches
sans le lier, sill s'echappe, c'est mon
tourl... Je cours dessus tout de
suite
A s1tiefe
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-01-12

ches pres dele. leurs museaux ap-
puyes sur les pills debordants de sa
robe.
-Benissez-le, le seden de. Jean !
mnrmurait-elle. Benissez-le. quill
q allie pas romprel Sonyenez. vous,
8 Notre- Dame, quill ets yotre
ceinture ct quill est maintenant
sacre.
Puts ellie ALA doucement remet-
tire le seden on ellie lavait pris.
CONNIE ellie sortait de fecurie,
les chiens donnerent des marques
d'inquietude.
-Martegasl songea-t-elle.
Et vivement ellie rentra dams la
ferme.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-01-12

'toute fremissante. II etait sortl dn
fond du marais ct, ainsi debout sur
un monticule du bord, il se decou-
pait en- plein ciel. ct l'on voyait son
poitrail bien large ct la courbe he
re de l'encolure ct la finesse de sa
petite tete seche ct sa queue tres
relevee. qui frappait sa croupe avec
uue allure feline.
"A moi ! dit Martegas.
-C'est convenu, dit Pastoral.
Que weak tn qu'on fasse?
-Faisons-le rentrer parmi le
troupeau c'est la que jirai le
prendre.
Les gardians ebeirent. LIE tron-
D au fut cerne. lie Sultan Sc rtfl-
pia an bean milieu.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-01-12
XIX
A QUI lie CHEvAL?

C'etait Martegas. Maitre Auglas
gaettait son arrivee. II lui etait
venu en- resprit que. sill n'etait pas
surveille. ce Martegas pourrait bien
iouer un villain tour q Pastorel,-
on d son cheval, ce qui serait meme
chose.
Anpias ALA done avec Martegas,
quill ne quittait pas de i@il. sol
gner la bette a reecurie.
Puts on rentra Ia ferme pour
casser la cronte, boire IN coup,
.tuer le ver'. Et en- routel
/ Martegas ne dit rien a Z.nette,
qu'un simple boniour, mais IL tut
content de voir qu'elle s'appretait
au depart
Ell Et-quand, apres le cafe. on prit
lreau-de vie, en- bourrant Ia pipe !:
Nous n n'aurons pas . aller bien
loin, dit Augias. j'ai fait porter Tor
DIRE d la manade de SO rapprocher L
) plus possible d'ici. Nous la trou
verons pres dune de nos vignes. q
) quarter du Campas.
il -BonI dit Martegas. mais NJ
: sommes-nous que deux2
-Deax settlement, dit Augias.
: -oui commencera dit Marie
Fl gas narquois.
!. -Pastorell repliqua vivemen
Augias-
. Suis-je donc un anea 81 Pat
i torel commence, ie mai donc plu
Ia de chance.
Is C'est SON droit. dit Augiss gr
il vement. ST tu commences, en- q
III ra-t-il davantagef :
le -Pent-etre. dit Martegas.
u Pastorel savait bien quill n'ava
a. aucun dloit de priorite il lui q
nr pIut de demander le sucoes =
Ill ruse. II regaria Z.nette.
s! Commencs d tu veux, Mart
g Rasl dit-il dedaigneusemsnt.
r. . neat pas toi qui raurasl
Cest ce que nous verrons.
Nous le verrons !
et Augias trouva Pastorel impr
dent.
,eo Commences ensemble. dit
Le Chacun sur "a bste. A qui l'ar
ar plus tot.
en- Pastorel fronca le sourcil.
len Non dit-il. chacun des dc
Le pourrait faire du tort ! fautre.
De faut etre libre dc ses idees en-
en-. r@ille affaire, ct de ses mouvemei
de TrnvaiIler ensemble ! prendre
rait cheval, CO serait Ne gener. se 9
len trarier, ct l'on men inirait p
ou- ensuite, de So faire des reproche
ma Tu commenceras done. Je
dit le vieux.
81 J'ai dit cs que j'ai dit. Ma
Ras eommencera.
tel Pastorel. qni connaissait Z p
. Is Martecas. le ingait trop PEI
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UILLE T O N
NOTRE.DAME D'AM0UR.
PAR JEAN AIcARD.

-Puisque je l'surai avant lui.
-Bien! mais en- meme temps, ie
croia. il ne faudrait pas l'irriter ct
sen faire un ennemi CONNIE moi
j'ai fait.
-Ppuh! dit Pastorel dedaigneux.
soyez tranquille, je sais>ce quill
vaut. Demain le jour me conseil-
lera. A demain. maitre Angias.
Sois toni le temps en- mefsnce,
VOLTA ce que je voulaia t. dire. lie
monstre eat capable de tout.
lis allereut dormir. Zanetta. ellie,
ne dormit guere. Sa tete travail
lait. Tn petit sommeil la prenait
parfois. puis ellie s'eyeillait en- sur
saut, bien cont nte d'etre tiree dun
canchemar. Tantot ellie voyait Ros-
seine la menacer. tentot Martegas
Ia poursuivre, d'autres fois un tau
reau geant courir contre ellie, les
i cornes s basses. dams la mer on. pour
lie FUR, ellie Sc noyait mais IN sau-
veur arrivait toujours. du fond du
Iciel. avec des niles ct une lance.
lC'etait saint Michel lui-meme, COM
| me il etait reprs sente sur une ima-
| pe coloriee ct encadree, on on Ie
volt terrassant le dragon. dane Ia
chapelle de Notre-Dame d'Amour.
Eli, dams son reve, le chevalier saint
Michel portait tonjours IN trident
camarguais au poing. ct sur son
visage Ia Resemblance de JEAN
. IN vaincra le cheval mechaut, &C
chevalier Ia, pour s6rl 81 je ma.
vais pas etc Ia. il surait etc
maitre du tauresu. II ny rien :
J craindre pour lui demain. Il prem
!. dra le chsval du premier coup
Que dira Martegas2 ? Il voudra q
veuqer. II faut prendre garde
Notre-Dame d'Amour nous prote
gera...
: lie. lendemain matin. zanett 9
. aleva avaut tout le monde. ct en- q
u lence, ellie sortit, une lsnterne J
i. . ~ q
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-01-12
XVIII
lie 5 ED n.

lie sEDEN.
Jean Pastorel eoupa avec enx. ct
illus dune fois Zanette.-tonte con-
fnsa 4 cause du souvenir de la
ioarnee,-surprit he regard dn gar
dian pose sar ellie avec une atten-
ton profonde. Quana il s'apercs-
yait que sou regard etait surpris,
par ellie, vite, il 10 drtournait. Mas
lusieurs fois il continna de regar-
der sfixe II profond". II etai', comT
me on dit la-bas. "dans ses pensees
II voyait. dun cote. Rosseline ct
lamour tourmente q.'elle represen-
TAFT de I'autre, Ia vie d'amour
tranqniiie qu'on pourrait mener
avec G. tie p. tie 81 attentive aupres
de son peere, 81 f-rme ct 81 donce en-
meme temps loraau ellie comman-
DAFT Wallets It servantes. 81 adroite
aussi, ct encore ii prompte q faire
ellie meme les cho.es qu'il fallait.
II Ia felicita.
-vous etes dsgonrdie. demoi-
selle! dit il.
(y4st toute ca mere, fit le pere
Augias.
E, Augias parla de 90 femme. Il
conclnt
nj perdu Fame de la maison'
Nais Zanette se forme. Ellie Ia
remplacera. Dependant ellie est en-
core. pour certaines chooses, troE
jeunette. Ainsi. ie mai pas crt
qn'ells put clever So petite Sour
Et ie TAI envoyee. ma pauvre cadet
to, habiter chez ma Sour = moi. au'
Saintes; ca meet IN crsve- coeur.
"A moi au.si, st Zanette.
Et Pastorel pensa que. s'il go ma
riait avse cette enfant, sa mere
iui pourrait s'inst .ller ici. On y
rendrait il petite. ! ce brave Az
giss.
zanette, pendant ce temps. 9
demandait 81. tonte petite comm
ellie ssait. ellie pourrait longtemE
LITTER dam. Il souvenir de .stal
avec il besute de cttte RosseliD
car. de loin maintt Dsnt. cette A.
iui aprarairssit belle. beaucou
trop belle. Une pen % iaIousie
poignant. ellie se surprit elle-meu
j faire h coqnette, ! rspondrs pl'
simablemrnt qu ellie nett fsit "a
cels. 3. surtout elle seotait q
slaua son propre regard. tlle me
tait nne force. nne expression w
particuliere ! @ jour, deafness
eltrer pr lee ysox de jean.
plus profond do iui. pour lai pre-
dire le coear. Celia - faisais p
pas ! con iDsn. nais malsre e
c'etait plus fort qn'elle /; c'ets
aussi. plus f,rt QUE lai.
Cette soirse decida de leur del
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