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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01
Spring
CLEANING

You are made aware Of the neces-
sity for cleansing your blood in the
spring by humors, eruptions and other
outward signs Of impurity.
Or that dull headache, bilious, nau-
seous, nervous condition and that tired
feeling are due TO the same cause
weak, thin, impure, tired blood.
Americas Greatest Spring Medi-
cine is Hoods Ssrsaparills.
IL makes the blood rich and pure,
cures scrofula and salt rheum, gives q
clear, healthy complexion, good appe-
tite, sweet sleep, sound health.
For cleansing the blood the best
medicine money can buy is
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01
Hoods
SdrSdpdriLd
Il is Peculiar 10 Itself.
GOVERNMENT WEEKLY
WEATHER BULLETIN
Spring is Backward But all the Con-
ditions are Favorable.
Fine Rains In Western oregon the
Past two Days Put ali Crops Ahead.

The first part Of the week was cool,
with several frosty mornings. A change
10 warmer occurred Saturday, and since
then mild temperatures have prevailed
In all parts Of the state.
Light showers have frequently occurred
in Western and Southern Oregon, and
Sunday and Monday we're showery days
in Eastern Oregon, with the Indications
favorable for more rain Tuesday in that
section.
Fall wheat, rye and oats are doing
nicely, although on account Of the cool
weather they are making a slow growth.
Spring wheat seeding is nearly
finished, and the grain is terminating
we'll. The color OF the grain Is improv.
ing every day, and no insect pes,s are
damaging IL.
Hops are coming mp even, and there
is no complaint about missing hills, as
was the case last year. The training Of
the vines is beginning TO be general.
A great-leal Of summer following has
been done in the eastern part OF the
state, and the soil tills well, although
more rain would be beneficial.
Potato planting is now general and
corn planting has begun In the southern
portion Of the state.
Gardens continue backward, but
otherwise they are in promising con-
ditions.
Glover aud alfalfa are growing nicely.
but there is a shortage in pasturage
and stock is not improving as fast A.
usual. In the dairy sections Of the state
considerable feeding has TO be done "a
avoid a shrinking in the supply Of milk.
Reports Of damage 20 the fruit cIoT
by irosts are numerous, but not general
Considerable strawberry bloom has
been killed in Southern Oregon aud in
the Hood River valley. This damage
, will not materially reduce yields, bat
will make the marketing Of the crop q
week or two later than usual. Besides
the strawberries, peaches, ApEcots,
pears, silver prunos and cherries have
suffered the most from irosts. The
Italian or Fellenberg prunes are nearly
through blooming, and the young fruit
has set we'll aud gives promise OF
abundant yields Apples in most places
are now in full bloom aud as yet they
have suffered no harm from irosts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01
FOR MEN ONLY"

Now aud then lecturer appears, gem
orally under cloak OF pieIy, aud an
nounoes that he will speak TO men only
Anybody who attends lecture thus
heralded does so in the hope Of being rs.
galed with indecency. There lie no
excuse for lecturlng to'men only" aud to
"woaen only" save An innate deprayity
on ihe part Of the lecturer. Such su b.
ieots as may not with propriely be dis
eussed before both sexes need not be
discussed At all, There are topics not
10 bo treated from the platform, such
knowledge OF them a. is essential Ia in
part instructive, aud the rest can best be-
told by mother TO daughter or by father
20 son, The itinerant blackguard who
has advice To give 10 men is not a.
counsellor
hat a new figure is prof eCled into the
scene. la neighborlng cities there has
been woman advertised 10 address asn
only" What an unolean creature she
mus, he. The o-der Of mind tha, would
sad woman ont on such mission
clearly 10 a perysrsion. The men Who
would 80 10 listen 10 her are perverted
and would not attend 10 nay but mo.
tiyes Of the aos, ignoble character, an
lees, possibly, with supply Of eggs, not
overly iresh, What success this queer
creature has met with has not becn am
nouuoed, but al leas. she has escaped
arrest, and this is eetler fortune than shs
has deserved, II Tacoma Is oa her route
we hope the police will be alert. The
hlghWaymaa and the burglar may b.
900 much Toe them, bat here is worss
offender, proolaiming her vileness aad
there would b. no eXcuse ioF permitting
her escape -.fsoonaa Ledger,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01
WONDERFUL EXPERIENCES OF
ASALEM SHARPSH0OTER


A Salem man. who is prominently con-
nected with the Oregon National Guard
recently invested in Colts Ss'calibre
army revolver, tie possession OF which
contributed much 10 the military ap-
nearance oftbe owner. Now the military
man in question had never discharged a
firearm in his life and he resolved to
scouaint himself with the action OF the
fire-piece and unbtknown to any OF ms
friends Monday morning he arose at
an unreasonable hour and arming him
self with an empty beer keg, OF the
smallest size, and supply Of cartridges,
he hied himself away to the suburbs TO
tess his marksmanship. The keg was
placed about a hundred yards distant
with the bunghole facing the military
man. Securely gripping the revolver,
he calmly aud deliberately emptled the
chambers Of the fre-picce. Upon ex-
amining the keg, he found not single
scar npon ita surface. Elated and oyer
ioyed at his apLarentsuccess, he hurried
back 10 the city aud lost no time in
acauainting his friends with his wonder
fol powers as marksman. All went
we'll and the military man was about
convinced OF his ability to successfully
engage al entire regiment Of Filipino
sharp-shooiers, when yesterday some
unkind fellow suggested to the proud
military man that II was barely possible
he may have missed the keg entirely,
The two men, who were formerly good
friends, no longer claim speaking ac'
uuaintance.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01
HOT SPRINGS

DETROIT, Ore. April a. IqOl-Tba
iran TO the breitenbush Hot Springs is
aealn opened mp for the use of the pnhl'c
al large. A substantial Bridge Il nov
acFoss the river aud considerable In,
Proyements have also been made Al tbe
springs 80 any one wishing In 20 theys
can have better accommodated ,bap
heretofore. '"ah
SeA trans are now in readiness 10
SaI'y al who may wish 70 take adyapt.
age OF the early season. ~ "N''
any one going in to the Springs can
49 well by purchasing their SUNNY ~
q; Jacobs OF Detorjt at salem and
Albany prices, thereby saving freight
"' 25 I'm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

Mary Jobnston opens the May Allan.
1ic with her long looked- Cor story Aud
roy IA romantic tale OF Nirginian life in
the eighteenth century, TO the delight OF
her thousands Of expecIAnt readers.
This number Is largely devoted 10
educational and literary topics Of high
interest, containing several valuable and
outsroken erticles on topics OF great inn
portanee, both literary aad educational,
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Bewan OfaCoueh.

A cough IL not dlsease bnt sym-
tom. Consumption aud bronchitis.
which are the most dangerous and fatal
diseases. have Cor their hrst indication q
persistent cough, and Il properly treated
as soon as this cough appears are cas-
ily cured. Chamberlain Cough Rem.
ely has proven wonderfully successinl,
aud gained its vide reputation aud ex,
tensive sale hy its success In eurins
the diseases which cause cOughiag. II
it IL not beneficial t will not cost Won
a cent For sale by ,, q, Haas, Drug
gisI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01
HISTORICAL MONUMENT
UNVEILED AT CHAMP0EG
Thursday In Honor Of Taxing Posses
sion Of America.
on the Original Site Now Owned BY
HOefer & ZOrn.
viii Commemorate the Establishment
of the First Provincial Government

]
The uugeiling Of the monument at
Champoeg, next Thursday, will com
memorate historical event Of deep sig
niacunce To the citizens Of Oregon. 1t
will, in reality, be the observance Of the
5sth anniversary of the birth Of the orig
inal Oregon, as on May 2, 1913, the fret
government in Oregon was organized.
The organization Of this government
WAS effected at Champoel, and the site
Of the building IN which the meeting
WAS held has been marked by the monu
meut that will he unveiled Thursday 10
the memory Of the 81 men, who voted
In favor Of organization, and in com
memoration Of that eyentful meeting.
Thus this historic ground will be pre-
served 10 posterity marked by q shaft
Of granite recording the birth Of the
original Oregon as a Seli-governing part
OF the American nation.
At the unwilling ceremony, Rev. p. s.
knight, Rev. II. X. Hines, II. W.
Scott and Governor r. T. Geer will de-
liver addresses upon the historic signifi.
icance Of the ceremony and review the
events leading mp 10 the memorable
meeting that II is proposed 10 commem-
crate. The monument will be unveiled
by Hon +. y. Matthieu, the sole sur.
vivor Of the 50 founders Of the provis-
sional government.
The site for the monument was do
mated by John Hoeier aud Casper zorn,
pioneers Of Marion county. Mr.. Hoeier
came 10 Oregon in 1852, and located at
Champosg the following year. lie has
resided there ever since, being now 20
years Of sge!" Mr.. Zorn, who is 20 years
Of age, also located at Champoeg in
1853, and has resided there continuously
since his arrival,
The people Of Champoeg and vicinity
are making great preparations for the
unveiling ceremonies Thursday, as pion.
eers are expected from all parts Of the
state. Seats aud grand stand Sre be
ing erected, and every needed arrange.
ment ia being made for the comfort and
convenience Of the expected guests.
Secretary Hines, Of the Oregon Pionee
Association, requests all pioneers, wh'
may attend, 10 wear the badge Of 1909.
Many Salem people are planning L
attend the exercises, which will he OF
intense interest 10 tho pioneers Of al
sections Of the state. The o. Il. & n
Company will have a regular boat down
IN the morning, returning in tho even
Ing, while the Oregon City Transporta
ton Company will run an excursion
leaving Salem at a. IN aud returning
atSp. m. Many will go by train h
Aurora, thence by conveyance. Whit
many will 20 by wheel, or drive the on
tire distance. uniayorable weather
alone will prevent the conyening Of on,
Of the largest au liences ever seen In Ma
rlon county.
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NOtleelto Contractors.

salem, Ore, April 18th, 1901.
dds VIII be received by the under
signed Tor building a school house IN
district Nc. Is Marion County, Oregon,
sald house TO be 80 by 40 feet and u
.eet .eet nigh, Bidders will specify amount
lhey VIII build for and furnish material
ana also amount they will build for II
schooi board furnishes all material.
All BIDS must be in the hands Of the
olerk by May End. For further
particulars call on or address, J. b.
Sonsrud, one mile north Of school house
on the halls Ferry road The hoard
reserves h'ss the right TO reject any or All
olds' Bids will be opene May 4th, 1901.
j b. JONsRUD,
Chairman.
A L. Gordon, Clerk, A is dtdS
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MN no IN, chIlarrn nrnkl :

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
you tried the new food drink called
GRAlN-O IL Is delicious aud nour.
lshing and takes the place OF cOffee.
The more GrainlO you give the chill
dren the more health you distribute
through their systems, Grain-O Is
made OF pure grains, and when prop
erly prepared tastes like the choice
grades of coffee but costs about y as
much. All grOcrrs sell it. l5c. aud
2Sc
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

An exchange occupies column ex.
planning how TO prevent stealing of
public funds, when q line would have
given the remedy, via Place honest
men in charge.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

Steam Dyeing ard Cleaning
Ladies' fine dress and fancy costumes
cleaned without ripping, by dry proc. as.
which does not shuhk or iuiure color
Md gloves cleaned on short notice
ladies' dresses and dress goods, blankets
anu lace curtains, portiers aud drap.
cries cleaned. '''F
Genllemen's Clothing Cleaned, DYED
and Repaired.
Work neat, chrap. and nro,,n,l,.
done send postal or call '
r, Mrs. G. HI WALKER.
prom 1875 Commercial ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

When uhese are cured, backache, head.
ACHE aud nervousness are things OF the
past. The universal testimony OF weak
aud siekly wonlen, cared hy vFayorite
Prescription, Is this vt has made me
teel like a neW woman
MN wife has used thnec hotties of Or Pierce.
ncdieinc, aud never saw such results u-rite.
a ~ haYnss, krq., Of Aurufa. LAwrvncr la
Mo u Was wonderful ia a. Wurk Ne haA
used los ~ ulcdhtne. also haA ouc of the he-sf
Pl,stttans Ia AufQfa, bat nay wife zot ~ hrttrr
~ heard one pitinll groan ahef auother. a.,
and uiSia A iricnd HANDED me a copv III Df
feroer oook, the corauion Ssnse Nietisal kt
Ntscf, and aNef reading tbs tesiiuianials III 81
tlcrse's t.lcccssiul treatment and srrtns 49,
thS Stsrf de>fiegt seiv ,ilailar % uy wife \ L
n1uNhi ~ htl hoitle 81 nr Pirrce' Fsv.,r,te
Ftgesnpttoa bcA,rv she had taken nj ia ~
ned.eins shs sas aP aud hciping 10 do thr
wntA ~ has takeu thlcv bottics an1 / nov
teout sell has hcgtrr health thaa she 49,
ha1 lor yearss
III, hsroc's Pleasant Pellets cure Goa.
sttpation.
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G. w. JOHNSON x GO.
Peoples oohers and Furnshera 2b Commercial st. Salem

and no sound conservative bank wants
such an Investment.
The time will come, and is not far
away, when this city should take in oil
tho territory 10 the cemeteries and siate
institutions, own Ia own light and water
plant and sell those commodities 10 the
county, state aud school district. Thai
would make a city Of Salem and put an
end 10 occupation taxes, aud bankrupt
Ina nrocaasaa yanaraiIy
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01
SHORT EDITORIALS AND x.RAYs.

A Salem woman was threatened with
lockjaw. when she remembered that she
had si7.50 In the busted bank Her
speech came back at once.
eae
Thnraiay will be a new date inOregon
history, when the ohampoeg monument
IL unveiled.
No broader distinction can be made
botweon men than that which divides
them In two clapes. To the hrst class be-
long those no always have good eKouse
Why the thing required cannot bo done.
Tho seoond class is composed Of those
Who manage 10 Do. Foremost In this
latter class stands out the figure OF Gen
eral De Wet. Allen sangree, who has
Inat returned from the Tfansvaai, draws
avlvid picture Of the character Of this
mostremerkableg general oi modern times
for the May Cosmopolitan, aud the art
icle is illustrated with tho most complete
collection oi photographs and drawings
yet published.
The fact that King Edward has no
sort oi use for the Duke oi Manchester
viii 10 quite q ways toward PoFllA
knight winning her suit.
49,
The Sacramento Bee talka 20 adyortls-
ere In this suggestive manner Tho fact
that there 10 = great demand Tor adver-
tised articles ia evidence that advertising
pays. The sales Of advertised articles
are enormous. Advertising is neither
scienee nor theory, bat the simple tsll-
ing Of what the merchant has 10 ssll and
Why il is 70 the buyers interest 10 puT-
chase.
The hardest blow Rockefeller gets ID
when the people harness q waterpower
70 municipal ownefphip Ani grind oul
their own clectric light That can b.
done % socheaply ii,at tho smallest homes
can have incAndoaenls loT half what Il
costa 10 burn ker9 enc. The robbery
oi ne masaes iof necessities like light
aud wster will MOI always continue.
unul tlAey got light they must endure,
bat the sane God who gives Rockefeller
llght will illuminate the hamblest
citizen.
AAe
'fhe time may not be ripe ioT muai-
clpal ownership II salem. The I.ondon
bank has silll = claim oi tlti,0lS.sA
on about two.thirds Of the Light and
rower planL OF course, this Ia still a
vastly indicted valpe aud can never 10
pede 30 pay. The oommunlty and tax.
payer mnsi BE- ga sed foe about twioe
FEsI Illglle are worth % operate "a,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

Correspondent wanted in every city
town and villages in America. Newspa
per and other work. Rxoeriepced and
ton, NeT York. Good remuneration
mex perlenced. wanted. For partieu
News aud stoFiesRa letin Press As.oclA.
iAfs address The l6 ii
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

Take your wheol 10 Shipp 4 HouseT
aud have it eleanod or repaired. Riding
season Il almost here. 84f
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

A great many Wedding dates are set for
about the time Mckinley Gomez to town
ON all the line OF his route.
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Large Wall Maps OF the
United States....
Given Away
HOW TO GET ONE


II you are going East, or thinking of
sending for your family, do not buy your
tickets until you have secured rates
from the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL.
ROAD Go. Their service is excelled by
none, and they can reach all points in
the East, South or Southeast from any
point in Oregon or Washington.
Through tourist car from Pacific Coast
TO New York.
II you will send fifteen sents in stamps
to the address given below, we will
forward you by return mail large wall
map OF the United States, Cuba and
Porto Rico, S4x40 inches.
For particulars regarding passenger or
freight rates, call on or address,
b. II. TRUMBULL,
Coml Ag't, i'll. Cent. X. K
l42 Third St., Portland Ora
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Thepeople should pay no attention 10
newspaper fairy stories about the assets
OF the busted bank. The receiver and
the court will know after awhile just
what there is. Newspaper reports are
not deposits. The shame and dlsgraoe
that will result II the school ohildren's
savings are not made preferred claim
will not attach 10 the Gilbert Bros. as
they are no longer In control. They es-
tablished the school savings bank sys-
tem. but the Salem newspaper, the w.
q. T. U. and the Board OF Education On
doFsed, approved and made that system
a possibility,
Tie children we're innocent partioi.
pants and their little savings went 10
oarich the managers aud favored ieposi-
tore who withdrew large sums the last
few weeks OF the banks solvent exist
once. Under those circumstances the
public school savings should not bs mer-
ged In the general aggregate Of the as
ssts. There are some things no honor
able. respectable Christian community
should tolerate. and one Is the plunder
ing Of innocent children.
The rains iAll always Just right In
Oregon,
|, Mckinley today will Distribute May
baskets. aud he VII !, not be forgotten by
hls irlend Mark Hanna.
oR
There was a native bank failure In
China ave hundred years ago. The heads
Of the managers we're placed with the
Asse.s. There has not been failure
since,
Mayor ChriatnAn, Of Eugene, 10 called
GA 10 either enforce or repeal tho gam
bling ordinances oi that city. Just
watch him DO either
zee
The Independence popular loan has all
been taken and there is demand lor
more, As the only debt against that
prosperous city ID is trst-elass invest
mont with no possibility OF losses,
q q
IL 10 reported that $4,000 IL 10 be
spent on improvements Of the salem
electric plant. New poles and ties are
10 bo put Ia aud the plant 10 10 bo ~.
novated. Oi oonrse. the tl0,0OO is 20 he
pat np by some capitalist, possibly the
l.ondon hank that already has tlit.0OO
AZ stake la the plant. None will obiec,
10 tA0.0oo boiug sppk her, or any
amoan', bu, Il should bs plain even 10 a
London banker that NO taO,OOo invest
menl can be made 20 pay anything here,
II The money 10 put Ia Il means that
tia. 600 year inteTest must bc taken
out oi lhis oommunity iof the electric
plant, . SUN which no plant can earn
above operating expenses and scar and
tear. Tho salem plant has been In Goa.
tinuAl lilisAtlon for ten years, and Il
ought 20 dawn on the community that Il
Il 0nly a skimming station Tor ieN
high. priced lezai sharpes
Geo. W. Caldwell, the Alban,
elaoationisi and laayer, Will abandOu
Aha nfarfifaoI tha latter nfoloaslun ana
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01
T ROUS E r S

Are your trousers out at the heel2
Tronsers have . happy way Of wearing out just at the
wrong time. "a,
new pair In some color harmonEng with the still 0ood
and vest will save your purse while mendlnR yonr
appearance.
summer trousera COOL serviceabe, stylish leg covers
for store, outing work with out your coat use.
Cassimeres Chsyiois Worateds In great variety; quail
tiles guaranteed For fat short legged bunch OF
be.grth trousers 20 10 4s waists All gaps filled here.
Spring weights or heavy weights.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

Indeed, where such
diseases exist exer,
else Is apt 10 aggm.
vate the condition
rather than TO
help Il.
The first step to
ward establishing
the general health is
to establish the local
womanly health
Or herce's Fayoute
Prescription cures
" oni auly diseases
which undermine
the general health.
IL establishes regu.
laity, dnes eufee-
bling drains, heals
Inflammation and
liberation and cures
female weakness
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

A Salem woman was threatened with
lockjaw. when she remembered that she
had gl7. In the busted bank Her
speech came back at once.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

bring y0nr Ia VA mowers 70 Shipp &
hAnser and have them sharDened ana
o'sfhAu Tor the spFing season. s-4u.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

Geo. W, Caldwell, the AlbRny
elaoutioRisi and lasyer, wlll abandon
ihe pIacliceoi ~ the bitter profession and
Substitute mining
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01
n cuss coii IA Oas nsy

~ Cas- q GOA h oas nay
a.si... ss ls's 1sRsa ss ss ssSsS S'li' i s : ss.s
" Gloves aGnAluge Il 90 eacA Boa.
"a @W O1N a.
a.an,A. 1na M tei kla NslH 6alS,t
'';;''" 3 H4%zZEz1
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

~ "a - q, - 40 8 .1lAs
ns.. q. hktas IS ~ Mas b,gH
''::''- Z.H2Zzz
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

oaily One Year. $500 In Advance
Daily Four Months o. IN Advances
Daily BY Carrier 500 Per Month
Weekly One Year st.oo IN Advance
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The Fad

OF the modern woman is health BY
cNcEcise It's an excellent fad, pro-
vided that Il is always remembered that
exercise cannot cure womanly diseases.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

Thursday will be new date inoregou
history. when the champoeg monument
ia unveiled.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01
RsssnatlOus 70 Opsn

RessNatIOus 70 OpeH.
The kioNa and CamAnche country In
Indian Territory will he opened for
settlement this summer. Ii is A gran5
country, and reached only via the Great
Kiosk island Route, II YOU are i'm.
teresie,i, write for booklet The Okla
homa Opportunity Ii tells YOU all
about Oklahoma and the country 10 he
opened. 10
~, 49,, A. Z. COOPER, @. A.
so1 Alder ST., Portland Oregon.
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THE SHASTA ROUTE ,

Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations ct 8 40 q. m. 7:b4 a. m. and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

ASTOR RIA.
Bsans sAs 1lakst ts Sls NaaR S,g,s
'';;''" &1H4ZEz.
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DRUGGISTS HtMWHERE
Royal Insurance Agency

NOyal insurance Agency,
MIR. A. I, Gilbert has this iay been
appointed 10 represent the ROYAL In.
surAnce Company, and is authorized 10
solicit insurance, 10 mske endorsements.
TO collect moneys due, and in every way
70 represent said company as lie agent
Tor salem and vicinity.
-, ROYAL lNsURANCE COMPANY.
by John .. Thomas, General Agent ior
Ntrgon. 421.lW
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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
BY HoFER BROTHERS.

WEpNEspAY. MAY ]. loOl.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-01

The Independence popular loan has all
bcen taken and there 10 demand lor
mors. As the only debt against that
prosperous city ID ls a tirst-olaas invest
ment with no possibility OF losses,