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The Yale expositor., 1901-07-12
DROBATE NOTICE
l. FOR HEARING CLAIMS BEFORE COURT.

State of Michigan, County of st. Clair }ss
Probate Court for the County Of st. Clair, made
on the 10th day of June A. ID. 1901, six months
from date were allowed for creditors to present
man late of said County, deceased, and that all
creditors OF said deceased are required to present
their claims to said Probate Court, at the Pro-
animation and allowance, on or before the 9th
day of December next, and that such claims
will be heard before said Court, on Monday the
9th day of December next, at O:3O o'clock in
the forenoon of each of those days.
Dated June 10th, A. D.. 1901.
9-5 HARVEY TAPPAN,
Judge of Probate
The Yale expositor., 1901-07-12
s. Goldberg & Co.

Ladies petticoats, latest patterns and
very cheap.
When you want suit of clothes that
is we'll made and stylish, one that fits
you, call on us.
Up-to-date suits at hot weather
nrices.
The Yale expositor., 1901-07-12
New pIsoovery for BloodpolsonIng

DIR. G.. y. Warmers Compound OF
Seven Cures, the great cancer remedy,
and for all diseases of the skin and
blood, froga contact and secondary or
hereditary causes. Sold by Staley q Co.
The Yale expositor., 1901-07-12

When you want modern, up-to-date
physic, try Chamberlain IS Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy to take
and pleasant in effect. Price Is cents.
Samples free at Grant Holden's Palace
Drug Store, Yale.
The Yale expositor., 1901-07-12
John Hutton.

Lunch pals from sc up at our hard
ware.
Muzzle not the OK, but if you want
% Hutton has the muzzles.
Long, wild or short oats can be
easily bound with the Irvine that we
SELL
The Yale expositor., 1901-07-12
Stops the Cough

and works of the cold,
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure n
cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price 20 cents.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
WHEN PERIL CONES.
ssaasa aaa nstssas Danger the
Tsss 81 Tsus ceaEaEs.

suaasa aaa GHtsssas Danger The
Tsss ~ Tsus coaEaGs.
n ls when lhe nnexpected happens
thai fataliam proves how fragile prop
n Il. after ALL for human courage The
soldier Or the sailor eaa say 90 himself
wbrn he hnows that be must mke a
supreme risk Ia battle or la a storms
"a ana powerloss against The fate which
was decfeod for me from the beginning
Of the world. n my time has come. !
cannot help az n not, all the forcca Of
earth and ely and oceap cannot prevail
20 harm mc.F Hut when without 40 ~
sthnts warning a rock crashes through
a ships bottom and the waters rush
iuto the gap. wheu confusion seiHea the
rniiru company Rhoard Nhen thc'fog n
io0 thick for che caIihin % b. seen or
iho roaT of the sea droWns the sound 81
hla orders a new test IA applied. Then
h IL that the courage which resis on
nothing drmer than a negation glVea
uay. and in he greed "a sayo hia Own
ITO me stole becomes a. a msdman
Thofs have been steamship disasters
Ia ehich men % humble station, of all
coiOga and faiths. have shown the finest
quality of henoisua. and there have been
thosc la which tho common sailors, All
whites aud Kuropeans, have eafned
eternal dlsgrsco by their eowardlee
The point W. ano making - NOT tha, u
i possible 10 draw hard and fast hne
befwefsl one religion aud another or
one race and another IA the matter o&
bravery, hut that the affirmative sense
az responsibility Cor one's own acts. OF
che differences between right and wrong,
betWeen mobility und lgn0miny and ~
the grandeur ~ daiy Wen done q the
sacrlnca of self. Il a flAr surer depend.
anee Ia tho presenos % sudden peri
than an the sfoicai philosophers ever
Nogked eat ~ the mimi % mAn,
Waalllnaion Ppal
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18

n there n q country where the tradi-
ton of hatred OF "the Engliahman'
a. a hercditary enemy stlll holds Il is
la Catholic Brittany. In the eyes OF
the Breton peasants and fishermen tho
Engllshman II the enemy with whom
they have fought battles aud win nght
them again.
That IL 20 say, the Englishman
stands FOR the typical sailor of man
ofwar or torpedo boat, whom they
win light when the time comes for
tho attack. but no one thinks Of him
as a man The enemy is unit OF war.
something outside ordinary life, be-
ing IA uniform whom Il Il glorious 20
kln. lie h "the compromising
which win DO great mischief 10 France
" Que does not take care, something
which must be much more terrible and
dangerous than they can imagine, since
all the men of France lose tho BEST
years OF their youth IN learning TO Nh
this eventual adversary.
IL ever che peasants come clearly 20
realise that the only use of war - 20
Ain people like themselves u ever each
soldier becomes capable of imagining
what che shock OF two armies Il and
hy what complicated series " lice ana
intrlgues peoples are brought 90 the
point ~ kiiling each other, the work of
peace congresses viii bo wonderfully
ulmpiihed. d.-Contemporary Rcview,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
WOULD PREFER SMALLPOX
TO BEING VACClNATED
Editor Of a Michigan Health Review
Expre sSeS Striking Views.

J. NJ. PEBBLES. Publisher Of health
review Al Battle Greek, Mich, having
ssen a JouKsAL report Of the Indian
children at ChemAwa being taken down
with smallpox a. q result Of being
yaccinated, writes a friend at Salem a.
follows;
"Your favor received with the printed
enclosure, for which accept very many
thanks. II is astonishing to me that
physicians Are 90 far behind the times
As 10 still persist 10 demanding ysccina.
ton and poisoning the blood Of our
children. There is beas. enough in the
human being without thrusting more
poisonous eov.pOK virus into the human
veins. Il is a terrible scouTge and curse
and is the direct cause Of many diseases,
being the cause OF modified smallpox
Personally should prefer TO have the
smallpox than TO be vAccinated.'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
SUNDAY SERVICES
uEsr cHETsTtAs.

lthhf thhiatiAhs
=. o. Powell, pastor. Preach.
ing services at 10 80 a. m. Bible school
At IL m. Junior Rally Al $3.50 At the
Baptiht Church. No evening services.
USIIED EVANGELICAL.
&. A. Rabiug, pastor. Services SUN
day May Igth lO;5O a. m. preaching
subject: The Christian Soldier. ~
O'Clock Sunday school. No services IN
the evening.
FiRsT NkrHODisr Episcopal.
John Parsons, pastor. Public woi ship
At IO.3g a. m. Sunday school At IL IN.
ana Epyorth League az y. IA. subject
Of morning sermon: "Ths Kingdom oi
God" No evening Service.
YEu Park USirED BRETHREN.
Merritt Davis, pastor. Morning ser
vice at n a. m. Subject; "PosSiDih-
ties.n Consequent 10 the convention
now in feeaion there will be no evening
service. Sunday school At 10 q. m.
CmRIsrIAN suKScE
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist,
90 Liberty street. Services at 10 80 =.
mn. and 100 D. m. sunday and every
Wed nesday evening At o'clock. Subject
Of lesson sermon; "sOul And Body.
". c. r. o.
Rev. G. A. Rabing will speak In the
rooms Of the w q. T. u. At = p, IN.
Subject: Requirements" j, ID. Ste
Vens will lecture at 80 ON Shakes
peare aud Temperance. All are in-
yited.
BAPTIST CHuRCh.
Ronald MonillOp pastor. Rev, A. j.
Montgomery president Of the convention
will preach At 1890 IN. Sunday
shooi al ~ m. The afternoon and even
ing will be- occupied by convention SER
vices, also solo by Miss Parrish.
CESrRAL ooNaAKaATioSAL.
Corner l0th and EsrrJ street, I. III.
| Henderson, pastor IL 10 expected that
A number Of the Rndeyor Convention
will an the pulpit Al n a. m. tomorrow.
ON account Of the MACS meeting in the
eyening there Sill be no preaching At
O'Clock In this church.
EvANGuIcAL
eeyenteeth and Chemketa street, n.
Shupp pastor Preaching services, AZ
nth a. m. by the pastor. Sunday school
At 10 O. n. There will be no services at
this church In the evening. This Con-
gfegation will Join the Christian En'
/ deayorcTs in Union nesting
UNITARIAN.
Corner of Chemeketa and lCottage
stFeols William j Eliot, Jr,, minister.
seryice at l0;3O a. M. aud p. m. sub.
/ ject Of morning sermon; spiritual
Rank F." Of evening sermon; The Ma
tnre, Value and Method OF Public Wor'
ship" sunday school ~ IL N.
| sr. FAuL's,
o. j. scoyell. Ph D., Rector. Sunday
after AsOonsiou. hoiy Commualon ~
a. m. MuFning prayer and sermon 10: 80
a. m. Snbieci. The 5Oth Anniver-
sary Sunday school ~ m. Evening
prayer $50 y. m. Subject; "A sons
Obedience. Mrs. ScOyell will sing,
There is fold Whence None can
Stray" by Draper, A cprdialiuSitauon
is extended. &.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
FRIGHTENED HIS WIFE.
Forty cents Almost the Cause Of


Forty Cents Almost the Cause Of q
CataAtFophs.
Before Mrs. Browley was married
she scoffed AZ the misguided girls and
women who kept personal accounts.
Her argument was that n you know
how much money you had and Il was
sil gone what was the use Of piling on
the anguish by having your folly and
e1travagance ia black and white 70
stare you in the face. especially a. you
had no more money M the end OF the
month than you had without an ac-
count b0Ok1
But since she has been running a
house she has achieved not one but
nearly a dozen account books. There
h one devoted 20 the grocery man. an
other 20 the butcher, personal accounts
take a third, and 40 on iii she spends
nearly all her glad young life balhnc'
ing sums II IA a matter OF pride with
her that they shall come out even. and
W there was woe last month when 40
cents refused 90 be accounted for. She
aud SIR. BrOwley had n grave and
lengthy discussion over the missing 40
Zach accused the other OF friyoling the
sum away and neglecting 10 enter Il on
tho proper book. "Sundries." Mr.
Browlcy insisted strenuously be wal
not guilty. Mrs. Browley looked pain
ed and urged him 10 confess. lie lef'
f0r down town yowing vengeance. II
was late that afternoon when Mrs
Browlcy was entertaining-a r0omful oI
aristocntic callers that a telegraph boz
appeared. The maid brought In th'
fatal yellow envelope, and AZ once th'
bride know her husband had been IA
tally Injured and was sending for her
SOme one revived her with smelling
salts. a lady IN purple velvet fannc'
her with hastily snatched lam
shade. and n third visitor with mon
presence of mind than the rest opene'
the telegram. The message read;
Honest. now. what did you do Will
that 40 eentAf'-Chicago News.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18

Jua a. ne prsseni tine ne Ewset
xrI rrLluass is tie cyuosars q all eyes,
an5 unfshhfui in5eei vOsld Be ths
ehrouieIsr of Esshio1s r1hO did bot men
tion somsthinx a. the pretty gOwns
whieh vii be sssa a. The sarioos sehool
eossmnos@snts iron nov unti tils
middle Of nszt m0nth.
Thsss dresses. Il goes wabout sayins,
are carried out invariably in white.
Tbsrs l.. bOwsTsF, . greater tendency
% introduce tbs more expansive fAbrbcs
10 theirdeFeioyBsnt. FOrezsmple, one
rery Prslay model IL made a vine
shite crepe De chine and trimmed vith
the weobiest lace and Insertion, the
former used - q heading for the
sounoss Bpon The skirt and the latter
set IN tbe byiice Alternately With grOups
Of tiny tuckA Tie dress is built upon .
handsoms iafieta lining snd the elegance
Of detail is embodied in several srsari
little rossttes oi taffeta scattered here
and there over the oo5ice with st1disd
negligence.
No matter hov much one may Wish
70 eurtsil ouixart sKpsnses in her gown
II is next 70 impossibls 70 soononi1e on
iiniuss, SILK Of some degree is sbso-
lutely imperative ualsss one has ths
making In Der Of a spartan mother.
Most Young women prefer tafieta lin
ing, bot there are others who prefer th'
soft, clinging China elk. Gowns made o
lace materials need a substantial body
and should be built upon Innings Of th'
lafieta variety.
A very pretty model designed for I
fair graduate who will make her debu
next season il Of point esprit and cream
lace. The skirt has plain front gor
outlined at both seams sith row Of in
ssrtion. From these seams around III
resi Of the skirt deep lace fOuncs
sst on, under heading Of pointed band
ol insertion. The same trimming is use,
alec 10 trim the lower edge Of IN
hounce.
The bodice has = very deep yoke
lace which extends below the shouldel
and forms a pretty cap for the sleeves
Bolow this cap the sleeve falls in = pD
70 the elbow where IL is finished with
graduated rufiis Of lace.
Another design may be described
the embodiment Of sweet simplicity.
is made Of white Liberty silk. The ski
has a yoke Of cream lace from which d.
pends a deep full Hounee Of accordion
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18

n Oregon ians would simply tell the
rest Of the world that, having the best
country In the world. and re didn't care
a cnspld0r whether they came here or
not, il would break I've neck 70
gsi 70 such a country. People gener-
ally break their uecks 10 get In where
the are not invited. As for the $4,000
We are spending on the Pan'American---
Ssli. its a good thing for Buffalo.
After giving deal politician 5000
solt Job ior talking tt,e River and Harbor
bill 10 death. good many people we're
really not dying 70 see the President or
Marx Hanna either. siill Oregonians
would hsyc given the Presidential party
q royal welcome just the same
John savage. af., Gays he found =
nlcksl.in.the.slot machine out ia the
woods near salem. Bat II bad been rob
bed. lie says be next expects 10 find
one Of the busted bank vaults out In the
brush somevhsfe In tbs same condition.
aa
Tho popular loaa plan OF hoatlnI
bosds IL hlling the papers At Boise
Idaho. and Baker City. Tho great tinan
cial journals hght shy, but all good
things cone from the eountry, anyhow
II tisa crime 10 the eyes OF some To-
Republicans 70 even consider the selec-
ton ol thar best men Cor candidates To-
circuit Judge. These are tho days O
star ohamler politics.
eco eea
viii Captain Prescott, Of the orego
nlAB, please dlR up the resolutions OF th'
legislature ordsring the school LAne
hoard " eKamine Me books Of theii
clork
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
LOST AHo FOUND.

~ q r1ai1ea lag ss0s
Lao 1dShi I th9ugtt 70 isEaT ~
Ars a. " lsgl hsaft's ous gsata
! q,dsfly recrgurst hsr.
'Tuo.is ~ - trsfh % ~ 80 aeelatd
Urtoalhsl ~ umf. frcs fairsr
Een shtn u "a ! is1at hsf faca.
Tlls faasa o. t nfu.
H,r hsis hsS rlors g,iAsa gryEn,
While kcks oros hyt,tcthins
Cpon ~ ovu gar pats. slaA
For msny = ysar k&Fs Ten nini
r. syss-zhoss sktiia ~ nstS ed
Knpiogsf b. 0Tercgue rt-
Eo-s bnrhfsr. Hrsiies vsfs o. - ~
Vllass "Hs' eld ouos b@lEnb re.
NJ hart bat high u4th ~, hui Nten
rr1ke hef rans aEothsf
pl.g rooi bstlcs the maid rrpilef,
n nalsen sailsd tsr ~Motber."
n r.stroa nrlied ou ~. I etfsi
NJ tsil hsr that "a gy1ght hsF
Tfroaah ionr ard usary yesrt. a. laif
10 fnd kaT-in kef da1gals1i
-Boston G,1ts-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
Ube --latest 1fasblens
oUR RgoULAk So YoRE LETTER

usssisd Literty Eik, trimmed Wiz
- "A Ises in e-ti9n ro1nd the bottoms
Fogouinr the prevailing fashion Of
Lace vokss there is pointsd eiiect ~
p al ssanos, gztsnding Weii down o'ei
tie top ofths sleeves.
Yoypx women ps5usiing this spring
have Biz upon a very ingenious pan
A., designing gOwnA Even The oesi
! re,us,snced q them who intsn9
partieipating il summer social fu0ctions
are having their dresses made % 'ns'
t4sv can Be converted into evening
g,wr,. Something vsry chic isa mode
S.,g,oued IN oyster Ehits silk Tth
iase ,rimminzs The yoke and sIeeyes
are rezgvabls, beng made q glimps'
tesv.nr perfect deooiletts gown io'
evening use. a.
some oith designs in extra ihin
! f,b,.-s have two or three hniBgs. IN
Ithe -a.s ola chiffon graduating gown
there is hrsi q Foundation of soii slik'
us another Of lace, and hrslly the
oyerlrsss Of 5iAphansus material. Ibe
effect is wonderful, but one must turn
deaf ear 20 the plsadings Of economy
I uben selecting such q toilette. When
there are three materials 70 the gown
Il makes q very charming ensemble 70
u-e the chiffon lining ss the intsrme-
diase one between the elk and lsoe.
! In fact this is, % many, preferable to
the placing fret o. the chiffon.
Speaking Of very thin gowns reminds
. one Of SIMMER vYsps. These too, are
most ertrayagznt and suggesi luxury IN
eTery detail. They are composed d
nssses oi lace and chiffon mingled TO
Rether in the most bevilderinR fashion
. and as one sdmirts them IL is imPoesioi'
10 suppress the thought A. 70 whether o
= not there is a beginning or end 70 =
, much ioveliusss.
q The daintiest effects are those uhie
! combine black and white. For sHampI
3 a model cut circular in shape has
lining Of white taffeta rounded ava
4 sharply q, the front and covered wit
= linnumerable black lace rufiies und'
J. which are tiny trills Of pleAted ehiho
3 Another design shows a striking con
a bina,ion in old rose and pale blue chifio
with cream lace; still another is IN pea
o grey and burnt orange Liberty satin
L bat what's the use, one could write iC
4 ever upon the loyelinsss Of sunni
, wraps alone and then the story wou
}. be only half told.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
peOple are Proud OF schools.

Corvallis limes.
OrRonians feel just pride in their sys-
tsm OF puhlic sghools, for which the state
has made such generous provision and
Tor tho support Of which oar people
cheeriuliy tax themselves
There can be no question that che ex-
istenve Of we'll supported and efficient
system OF public instruction is strong
incentive Ia directing Immigration 10
the state, and ior this reason the fact that
Oregon has such a system shonld b.
widely published
Il Il 90 be dsplore1 when oficia
malesance robs the schools Of any part
Of the fund created for their support, but
a. this il OF rare occuFe CO We may al.
FoCt our ctoEts loWanls Increasing their
leiiloirncy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18

A little girl between and . years ~
age came running Ia from sliding one
day and exclaimed 60 her mother; "oh
mamma. did you sce me 80 doWuf l
went IKE thunder"
40 heF mothers astonished question
as 20 whom She had heard say thar the
little one replied "Well, namma, yoa
know you said Que day as quicf a.
lightning aud Il always thunders after
h llghtens. doesn't itr'-lioston Chrls
liau Register
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
RnmmaRe Sale POSTPONED

On account OF the absence from the
Of some OF the officers Of the Senior
Guild Of the Episcopal church and the
many conventions In session here this
week the rummage sales could not bs
held tOdOy as intended. But the work
Of soliciting articles for the sale goes on
and when II is given the public can
obtain anything in the line Of odds and
ends.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
Y,ssOlntiOn OF Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
John Il. Wright, Frank Davis aud h. j..
Thatcher under the firm name of J. q:
wright & Go has this day been dissolved
oy mutual consent, Frank Davis retir'
ing lom the nrm and r. Davis succeet'
Jug u his interests therein. j. q.
W right \ Go will continue the business,
pay All claims against said tirm and col
lecl all deb's due thereto.
In j. q. WRIGHT 4 Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
Can For City warrant

Notice Is hereby given that there arr
Iul'ds on hand applicable 10 the pay
meni Of all warrants Of the City OF Salem
9ra"h ON the general fund en-
dorset on or before Oct. 4, 1900.
Holders OF said warrants will please
present them for payment at Ladd q
bush's bank, as interest will cease troin
oate Of this notice. JOIN MoIR,
City TreasuseI'
SALEM, Or, May. 10, 1901. 5-lO-lW
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18

Ten 70 ono, Bro. Gee draws psnslon
ior whai iltiis praying hsdid aroand ths
commissary dspartmeni-
Gov. Fletcher IL 10 read bis poem on
"How weaoed tl,s Can,'' al the Ma
eleay Changers Fourth o. Juiy qslsbsA-
tiao.
II is bopsd ths Salem WomAn's Clnb
viii take up the Garden Slug. and hov
70 take the poisou Out oi green COW
cambers.
The Socialist organ AZ Albany has 80
cured lhs co-opsfation u powerful wri-
Ger In the psrson q Dr. '. .. Matteson
A Turner,
A country lake came Into TmK JouHaAL
once and Wanisd 70 salt d0pa 800 In
ths popular loan. Uniorunaisly there
wasn't one on tap.
Why shouldn't a faithful employe'
Who gives the best years Oi HE life 10
make business OF . goyernmenta q suc'
cess, b. poasionedg
naa
Mrs.. Mckinley had nothing todo with
having the rivers and harbors bill talked
10 death and would have been given a
rrand usleoms 10 Oregon.
aaa
The city limits are 100 large or email.
n loaa han abe population Oi . city can
carry Ghs bafdsn oi city government
ior che 0tl,sr half. whysan', ons'shifdi
Gonenai sympathy aud all dccsnt
peoples prayers 10 out 10 plucky nervy
Mrs. NcK lnlsy. Mag she BE- sparcd "
10 Ia comfort 70 hsr owa drcHide Al
Canton.
MekinleY's part "a ahs lasl Oregon
senatorial elsciion waa not % conspicu'
ous that anyone Ia Oregon gill really
nnina naaing him very much nulear "a Y
The isiisral onies h0lden.
zee
n fnomhern ~ ths OREGON legislature
calllnr themselves uemocgsis assisted
In any mannss % elect . Republican
tool ol MARI Hanna they DO not deserve
10 be lnvossinWd. Tb@e are ssyeral
surgical opcratloos fnF more appropriate
AaA
lei no Christian kndoavorsr eonyen'
slon teach lls young people 70 take hoid
81 some praotlosl qnosilona. liie pfotee-
aion u sohaol chlldren's saving recovery
Il stolen fnnda, the popular loan, Tree
school libraries. Industrial edpeation,
shorlor hours ior working people, eic.
q q
The nrni bedrock principle oi Ameri-
can public ilfe u courtesy Every ofii'
alal owoo % every eltinen couFieous ireas'
mnnk The gwiRt " elirisl Of any strips
Who uans hn ponltiou 70 bully o, bsow'
bsnt any uan. woman o. ehiId, l. not
a. American bat 4 dlsgnco % : knsalap
Gov pnnehon
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18

tahlishing regularity, drying weakening
drains, and healing Inflammation.
"a san chrerfaily recommend poCtot Pirrcc's
FaV0ute Prescription a. thv best mrdicinc ior
Ncmcn,r writes MIS- Mary Mardock of lao
raNloT 81, Topeka kansas I am the mother
ID ten ehudrea aud oaly one hving-Shs tenth
one she h. one year cid aud Is a. well and
hearty az can BE- She l. a beauty. Of nv other
habiss solne were horn az fighl time bot dead
othgrs were premature births one lived to hr
one year Old. bli she Was always iccbie tncd
diftrCut dostofs bat none Of thetn could ten
What nay uouhle Was They sah was well aud
stroug I Was VKamiuSd by fuugcous Rat thev
tound nothing wrong aud they we're purried 10
kuoW What my trouble was 4 did MOI know
what 30 do - ! thought this last time vou'd
~ nF hcnces faVofite rTcs,uption to-. u
tbs eutife ninc moutas aud uga ! havr hue
haos gNt aud I c-nnot pTais- your mu,iieiuc
enough or tbs good & an me
Dr. herce's Common Sense Medical
AdN,ser, papcT coVers Is seut yfsr ON
Teccipi 0 On one-ccnt stamps 10 nav
cxpcose Oi mailing osir Address lT
H. y. hsSee, BanalO. ny.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
Notice of Termination 0
Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore known as Killing.
eer and Beck in the Capital Brewery and
Ice Works at salem, Oregon, was term.
mated on May 8, 1901. All accounts
due the firm prior 10 that Gate must be
settled At once at the office of said
BreW,ry The undersigned retiring
meml or oi said hrm of Klinger & Beck
oespeaks Tor the new proprietor, Mrs'
Margerite Beck, that liberal patronage
which has heretofore been extended TO
the old firm. KLINGER q BECK.
MAURICE KLlNGER,
o-lflm Retiring member of said tirm.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
To cnrs Coz "a One Day

Take LAXATIVE Bromo Qulnine Tablets All
druggists refund the moaey N 8; hils W cure
" Groves signature Ia on each boa.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18
BY HoPER BRoTHERs.
JOURNALx-RAYs

Ten 10 ono, Bro. Gee draws . psnsion
ior xhai iltfis praying heidi nound ths
commlssary department..
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18

I.et mo Christian Endeavofsr eonyen'
ilon teach lss young people 70 take hold
81 some rrsotloal qaestions NE pfotee-
alon of solaol chlldren'e saving, recovery
Il stolen fnnda. the popular loan, ifee
school libraries. Industrial edpestion,
shorter hours ior working people. etc
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-18

Gov. Fletcher is 70 read bis poem on
"Iiow WsaBsd tl,s Cau," a. the Ma
eleay Grangsrp Fourth o. July 9slebsA-
tiao.