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Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19

Paitor anbreien blep forleoen
iurpriieo at Sar1itels Werigbeoer /
eagle @rope, ga.
Srifirfen.
"Solfeblooet" feirer iaar lit
% aars Sitbileum.
Saitor 8. GalilIen, gGond,lro.
billie, isis, boIoer paa at itour6ciDe
en- BOG l1nber SiteIen: $50 9(ar /
amerifa." Oct bill blipe en- Sloas
Iutobiografi.
Saitor s. 9. Strano blep MOB.
tagt poa en- feitIig Maaoe peo fin
SiltrGoelie at Wenigbeben / WiG.
ipalfee, 8is. San bIep operraf. ct
pelfpIbt 8eneepoie.
Winnenapolts &reos boIbt fit
Seitmsbe / abrton, Rinn., forrigc
llge. Robet bar gobt beisgt.
Sra Mtsiion9r Ssrgenien er
Der fomnret 9reo. at ban fslte fig
friifere og ptloe forisge at boIbe ro
enonu en- BARN Reentio poa Siiporp.
Sauif airfenst.
- gaitor IF. a~nitbIen, 9pIteo,
bar ifslge "8annenirfe" taget imob
aaIo fra @ent9beoen | SpIer. Gam.
tioigt bar ban looet at opertage
8Iaoien iom Soritanber for Cane.
bob SsiifoIe. 9pgningerne peo ben,
ne astes b~etpbeIigt itSpioeoe, pg en-
itsrre Sum / bette giemeo er ale.
rebe tegnet. S Stnter bltper g. /
Rpiteb.
8rattb @ietp College / 0es
Woines bar beapnbt lin @interifoIe
meb 70 @leper, al bpiIfe frn et er
fra 0eS Moines. 9e er ale al oonif
Rationalitet. 8igerne er talrtgt
reprRienterebe. On Del flere err
inoreIote.
Gaitor abam Gan, BrpIt req
ct. Stefans Menigbeb poo Spbiiben
Chicago. boIbt forIeocn Seittale pes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Snbpieliesfeit /
@tfer Garf Saa, meboeIer "Ganife.
rem.
- 8aitor g. Sobnion, Cation.
Sreano Gountp, Gal, har en- 20
Gcre Srrgtfarm, iom ban tilfptter
efter Rptaar.
- Sra Insaar COLLEGE / Sut6i,1.
ion meooeIes: 8aitor Saralb Senien
er MI fommet og bar opertoget fin
@ierntng oeo Sfoler. @eo Iptaars.
tio bill Sfolen bare 200 Gleper, men
Der er 8Iao8 til 100 mere. Sfolen
bar MI iult 16 2prere % 2Grerin.
Der. Gen iioIte er Wfrs. anna Siaf.
len, iom unoerpiier / Cutting anb
fitting" I neutrality-suspicious..
Brof. 2unb at BEN forenebe norife
Sirfes Seminarium penteS ontfring
10be Sanllar / aopeGet at boloe set
ferite al en- Rrffe Soreorog til 2or,
beI for bort 9ibIiotef
Wtr8. 0onieIieu. Gnfe efter
Eaitor Santelien, er af9aoet peb 90.
SEN efter flere gtorS SpgeIigbc6.
8uitor g. 9entien pirfer iom
WiSiionsprpit / Sureoo, 0ebiter
@rooe og ct. 2ouis, Risiouri. San
Dor | Sureoo. s Nooember bIeo Ger
en- RGffe WisiionSmsoer /
8ebiter @rope. Gaa 100 Dollars
uGr 6or NenigbebenS apinoer be.
toIt belle bens @iGIb pan Somten til
en- nm &irfe. Sffe fau 9anifc hor |
ct. 2outs, men De Dor roget iprebt,
punifeltggier WiSiionSarbei.
Oct iblonot oem,og oct ptloe ppre bel.
oigt, ON 8aitor 9entien fltnoe faa
Ell til at biplpe Jig bermeb. 5 III.
ton, Sa,, Dor ogioa en- Del Sanife,
o. Baitor gentien bar tisIge %. g.
airfebI." faaet Snobpbelie oerira til
at fomme % boloe Msoe ibIanbt
men poa @ruuo al, at ban al.
bar SGuoerne fuIoe, bar ban
life furnet isIae SubbpoeIien.
8or SreIierS Reniabeb
9rooflpu bar iubfsrt Den npeSaIme,
bog "6or airfe % Stem, iom mere
% mere afleier "RoSfiIbe Gonpents"
| Sanmarf.
Reniabc6en | Hutbon. Winn.,
bar fnlhet 8aitor g. z. Teoerien /
Gmimclap, @aib.
~tbpaIset af Gtiafrrue ! -TspIesSussboasn' er
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19

Qe aQierc0e Dta9ter har bloferet
8cne3ucIas aDit, men ocnne 9Iofering
8iaISer, IbOertiaIO life OOerf0r oe 6or.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19

Strcifcn / Warieilles Ter no til at
babe oGret en- mislpffet Iffpre. Wan
troeoe, oct pilor gisre Zig girfning,
at 9penS 9ogpripetoe erfIGreoe Spm.
patiItreif, men iom set fom til Stpf.
fet neOlogoe fln 400 al 1000 9ager'
ioenbc arbeibet. % iaaIeoes bIep Der
life 5are for uogen 9rsomangel. 90.
iou flere andre 6agiorenirger, Ser
itreifcOe / Sprnpati meO SismGnOene,
bar ~gienoptaaet lit Irbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
IusIcrnc er ON itg / aina.

ogter MI ira Iptaar at oprette ct
3oIoiteo / 1aIup, Der ifal pGre fulo.
itGnoig uafbGnaigt al Sir Hobert
Sort, ben fetierIige EolOfommiSiGr
for aino. Der bar I9ltge uGret fert
llnoer6mbIinger me0em <slano %
aina berom. 8eo Sprettel'en al
Bette 5oIoiteo bill HllsIanb faa Son.
troll al GoIoen paa 8arer til Manhu.
riet. 0ette metter man bill nGre ct
forIi9t Erpceoens, "a Spiflonb inarl
bill firoc pou at gisre Set iamme /
Sbontung % andre Mogter / andre
8rootnipr. og ioa itaar man mist oppe
/ ainoS Ceiling, isr man peO Sroet al.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19

Sea bar oiernemieei "SeSieIsoaaSboaeu- 90
mao foe. leo fines ristis aobi IN ben. @oaen
ct inrirGfsliGi uspulD al Giiaier fro
norfte % frentrsoe 6orta,tere. eo9ens uottpr
CT iIroeles fmaafuot.
q. 0~uIbrdubfsn GIatr, lis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
G,rcp pon Billion, SEN tpife Riasfar

WrcD Oon VnIpfu, Den mite Hl8stdns
iler, er al Settler WiIbelm tilSeIt So
ben5onern.S rSenen for fine 5crtiene.
tier me0 at fca ben npe SolOlcp peota'
get. Set baobe nof prret aeiierens
Seriigt at opbeie BAN til 5prite, men
aaniIerer frobao iig oenne 9gre. 90.
iao en- bel Gel andre @reper % garo.
rter bleU oeforeret ior fine 6ortieneiter
al SoI0lopens geotaaelie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19

Eaa'u igjcn. - Nu ipsger bet after
ItpBt meo &orgertrig ne0e paa Saptt;
Set cr 10 MI laapa& mango Tiger.
iiOcn man blcp iGrolg med en- Eeoo.
Iltiorl at Oct flnoe ligeiom bore paa'
tioc at tage lat iglen General Sir
min cen iorriBI llroitiiter, er 10 Ior'
ipuuNet ira Arenocn, men Ill er Oct
@cnerul !toro, iom bcgpnoer at glere
Set bro0et. IRA &ortsau.Erince tcles
groicrca iaalc0cS Sen 16Oe December,
at SinuotionCu ior hocrt 2tebllf bltr
mere o. mere olporlte. Snoenrt9S'
miniitcrcn General Saint 6or, en- al
0oro& Nooitatoere, er bIet usot til at
ic0e GilfIltgt i Sc 6orcneNe StatcrS
2eQation. 8eucroI Noro anfom til
9pcn Ssn0o8 % it1ttonerSe line
lrcppcr omfriug @ban; ban er parot
ill at itorme @pen. bpiS Se,ealte
EicrrcS 1oIf Tor Moor iGtter Jig I'll
NfoooUr9e. Seneuue Tierre er ben
onocu Grniioeutflnoioat, % ban bar
opjaa Sc iIcIte SiIbGrgere / aongres'
len. men General Horo er auigenel
SinlationenS Serre, oa BAN bar Pr
mcen poa i'm SIDE. Ger forefaloer
heftlqc 8aoefompe meIlem DC TO ErPli'
oentfanoiN1terS GilbTngere, % ITO
hamburger. Ser er boiat / Spen, forbe'
rt0er iia til TIrgt. Solbnterne bar
profIamerct General Noro iom Srp'
ii9ent, % set iiaeS, at ban ON faa
Sage niI opIsie Observation-Disclosures
o. uoifriue npe 8alp, @lerS iinoer
GruiioentpaIaet Stsb ba 1Soe De-
ccuber, oa bpiS life Hntionalioriam'
Ijnaen bsier fla 90 prlaer HorN. iaa
bGrcr Set los meo en- m HrpoIutiou.
Sea bar oiernemieei "SeSieIsoaaSboaeu- 90
mao foe. leo fines ristis epbi ON ben. Soaeu
ct fnrtrGffeltGi unpuln al Gitaier fra
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19

t~loonlset ai Gitaierue I -SeofesSugshoasn" &c
aoot. Re er ftiieoe Ill at pGfie en- til rHaHacn
en- militia efterianie, Seq bar lrii eoeen meo
SHictsSie.
o. q. earfen seoorssas, ngian.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19
umeOotmntcns Sens

opbbelts Snlsuummsr rr Hu irrStat

opbbelte ,%Snitnummtr Sr Hi tfrraiat
SrIetubs cr barr en- 8cI al SuobnIoetpaa b 81 stbsr'
Sen Iiuc Collars SuIcrctic.
TpTtGltHg al SAGE 8iig, ben betlcuole
eaH'te 9nurnaliii / aIetp Yort.
Clint ont DC to ifjenuc 6nuitcr
III grpi q. i. stub
Ill Santp mob Sriffcpnoct!
VI Gultnu Che.
ellie &Iara.
Sang % interssi ant 6prtGlltn9 fra Rpr9e.
Sroiait
ratr ct ubrlsiat Srigg hos FrGFtn.
ct Suicbcipg.
9ana 3uleitrtrliu9 Of g. z Nobicu.
Saiiat CT oct oaGligc StrGo.
On rpp srIiQ NihGn0IIUQ.
Soocguttens SuIcnat | Gu
Stffc. Gn rortnoe 6~Ortrujng.
6pitiosfantatc.
Sulemuitf al :. y uuneron Sert al
8. &itslaub.
50 pafrc SortGain9er paa
cnaclT. On tpr @prue. en- for Bern.
CANT mango ANDRE forte Stptter. anetooter
% Trsts.
30 pafrc @iucSer, Gprtrnttcr
o9 Santrationsr
fiuSes iprebte gIeunem bette Suleuummcr
paa 6S SIOer. Tctte Iuleuumm;r, iom or
trpIt ire 8uIgrer, iamt be ire go. ira 15Oc
OFT. boor en- iHteresi1ut iprtiptteuoe 6or.
telling be9pnotr. faur man irit ueo al obpu'
mere for uGite War III. "uu9oommeus Gen"
fpitsr S1.00 garet
sc pprl advertisement / De iioite SO. Of
SGseurahs Gotten.
1tnoSctntttcns Den.
267-269 Cedar Ave Minneapolis. MINI
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-19

arupps SsgsrnaaI MOB Socialiit.
bIaoet "gortpnerts" for iniuriere1oe
geifpIbnirser cr blet inoit!l.t al Gaa'
acknowledgement efter Nral9bnIna CT
aibsoe arupps Samilie.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
ssTUCT&Y'' .

Is often the name given by careless ana
thoughtless people to those who are care
full and thoughtful. "What a lucky
woman,D is said of one whose health and
beauty proclaim her free from womanly
diseases. The luck often consists in her
having thoughtfully considered the mer-
its of DR.. Pierce's Favonte prescription
and proved its ability to cure the dis
eases peculiar to her sex. 49,,
UFayorite Prescription" is a reliable
medicine for the cure OF womanly as
eases. It establishes regularity, dries
weakening drains, heals inflammation
and liberation, and cures female weak
ness. .--,... A..
uI had poor health for nine years writes MTs MT,
Armintie watkins, of Acme, kauawha 90, W.
va UHad female weakness, was very ltTSguiIada Id
and would suffer untold misery. Our lamiy
doctor did not do me any good and SonCIu95su 5
10 write to YOU When I wrote had no iuea
that would ever get we'll, but when your letter
reached me began to have hope. lcommence9
taxing DR. Pierce's medicines as directed anu
began to improve in strength. was soon @ @aDie
TO do the work for my family OF SIX. took
eight bottles, three Of Favorite prescription
and FIVE Of Golden Medical Discovery ana TWO
viais Of Pelets.'n
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, looS pages, in paper covers, IS
sent free on receipt Of 7I one-cent stamps
to pay expense Of mailing only. Address
DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, n Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
HORRIBLE 10 THINK OF.

What would be the effect Of one Ore
gon business legislature with man like
Pap uriswold, Burrows or Walker Of the
Salem City Council for Chairman OF the
Ways and Means Committee?
II the State Government would get
right down TO the Marion county busi-
ness program and reduce state taxes
three mills next year, could the people
ever stand it?
One man like Billy Hall in the court
house who refuses TO expedite gratis, is
worth four times his salary TO the peo-
pie. Such men should be sent TO the
legislature.
Men like Wehrung and Settlemier
who have pulled the State Board Of Ag-
ricuture out Of the mire of push politics
and made IL really a state Fair, would be
worth sending to the state senate.
But we don't send men to the legisla.
ture to transact business for the people
but to ECKER for Offices for themselve'
and their relatives, and elect some poll
tcian 90 the United States Senate.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
A Tribute to
Katie Hayden

A friend Of Katie Hayden, whose sad
death occurred recently, contributes the
following for publication
Early Wednesday morning Feb g.,
while the shadows Of night were still
shrouding the day, Katie Hayden, fond
mothers pride and favorite Of all who
love the beautiful and good, died. She
battled bravely with the destroyer sent
by death to do It's work, but even the
assistance of kind hearts and willing
hands was unsvailing TO foil the foe and
keep her here. Even now a silent gloom
prevades the home where but few
short days ago she was romping in life,
health and loveliness. The gloom thick.
ems and sadness increases as the thought
i'm presses itsel. upon the minds Of fond
parents and favored friends that they
will see no more their blue-eyed Katie.
None knew her but TO love her, and
who knew her best loved her most" are
words beautifully appropriate to the
bright little spirit which has just passed
away. BARNEY.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
PUBLIC SCHOOLS MAKE BUSINESS

The street car lines did more business
Friday evening ON the occasion OF the
public school graduating exercises than
on any other occasion this winter,
Over a thousand people turned out tC
hear those exercises which were very
crodltable TO the teachers and pupils,
The audience was made up OF people
from every walk Of life.
What is true OF the car lines doing in
creased business on account OF the pub.
lie schools would be found true OF every
line OF business in the city. The schools
are democratic and lift and energize the
whole.
AZ far as they go the Salem public
schools are 40 good as any in the state
But the facts remain that with II higher
school tax than most cities, Salem pub
lie schools do not teach as many grades
as other cities.
Tnn Journal believes that with 4
more progressive aud bettor adjuste,
system hity percent more children coulC
be In the public schools and not levy
any more taxes. IL would help the city
and all other schools.
We are not going TO point out tn,
remedy but We are asking the people I,
consider the bare fact stated above. Tn,
next school election is June l6, when
director and clerk are TO be elected.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
A TEST
EXPERIMENT
Peculiar Power Possessed by
a New Medicine.

OF new discoveries there is no end,
but one Of the most recent, most re-
markable, and one which will prove in
valuable to thousands Of people, is dis
covery which II is believed will take the
place OF all other remedies for the cure
Of those common and obstinate diseases,
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. This
discovery is not loudly advertised, Sc.
cret patent medicine, but is scientific
combination Of wholesome, perfectly
harmless vegetable essences, fruit salts,
pure pepsin aud bismuth.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10

He fastened upon the state ten year
light contract IS attorney for the cleo
trio corporation when he was in the
legislature
He got a Law passed under which
school districts had to Issue bonds for
twenty years interest and principal
payable in New York.
As Presidential elector be ran hum
dreds behind his ticket. OF course, the
state control committee under his steer
ing could not think Of doing anything
10 promote state salary reform and
business administration. But the whole
party is not composed Of persons whose
education is 80 radically bad as Mr.
Paxton'e.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
To Prohibit
Fire Crackers

The city authorities are considering
the matter of prohibiting the extensive
use of fire crackers on the streets during
business hours. This week being cele-
brated by the Celestial population as the
beginning Of their new year, they observe
il in the usual manner, and loud ex-
plosions of crackers on the principal
streets have caused several teams TO
run away, resulting in one fine horse
being killed. On other occasions, such
as independence day, American boys
are addicted to the fire cracker pastime
about TO the same extent as are Chinese,
and the officials thing Of making an
ordinance prohibiting the burning Of
FIRE crackers on the streets during bust
ness hours to apply Of course to everyone
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
PORTLAND'S POLITICAL INFLU
ENCE

II it's fair question, what is it3 Ii
II good, wholesome. sleyating, beneficial
upon the stateY
The expenses OF their county govern
ment has increased so, ,O)O the past year
Everything is fought out over faction
over personality, on the lines Of spoil,
politics.
Would not the Republicans OF the
state do better 10 adopt the clean
wholesome, businesslike program oI
Marion county,
Should the Portland Senatorial fac.
tional dght that debsuches our legisla-
lures be extended to every department
OF our state Administrations
Why not let Portland influences be
confined 10 Portland until the people
down there become more intelligent and
capable OF better things.
The people of Marion county aud OF
the whole state outside OF Portland want
= better order of things 10 prevail than
grows out Of Portland's political meth
Ods.
Look at the tridng attitude OF Port
land newspapers toward public affairs.
There is not au ear est serious thought
for better government in the state at large
grove out OF Portland brain'workers.
The Portland politicians, even the
Port OF Portland commission, are per-
meated by = coarse consuming selfish.
ness, egotism aud smart-alsckism, that
ia distressing 10 the closer observer of
the public pulse and bodies little good 20
this commonwealth.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10

These remedies are combined in loz-
enge form, pleasant TO take, and will
preserve their good qualities indefinite
ly, whereas all liquid medicines rapidly
lose whatever good qualities they may
have had as soon as uncorked and eX-
posed to the air.
This preparation is called Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets and il is claimed that
one oi these tablets or losenges will di-
gest from 800 10 5000 times it's own
weight of meat eggs and other whole
some food. Aud this claim has been
proven hy actual experiments in the fol.
lowing manner: A hard boiled egg cut
into small pieces was placed in bottle
containing warm water heated to ninety
eight degrees Tor blood heat) one of
these Tablets was then placed in the
bottle and the proper temperature
maintained for three hours aud half
at the end OF which time the egg was as
completely digested as it would have
been ia healthy stomach. This ex-
pertinent was undertaken to demon
strate that what il would do In the bot
tle il would also do in the stomach,
hence its unquestionable value in the
cure Of dyspepsia aud weak digestion.
Very few people are free from some form
of indigestion, but scarcely two viii! have
the same symptoms. Some will suffer
most irom distress after eating, bloatiug
from gas la the stomach and bowels,
others have acid dyspepsia or heartburn,
others palpitation or headaches, sleep
lessness, pains in chest aud under
shoulder blades, extreme nervousness as
in nervous dyspepsia, but they all have
the same cause, failure TO properly al.
gest what is eaten. The stomach must
have rest and assistance, aud Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets give il both, by di-
gesting the food for it aud in short
time IL is restored TO it's normal action |
aud vigor. AZ the same time the Tab. |
lets are 50 harmless that child can take
them with benefit This new prepara-
tlon has already made many astonishing
cures, as for instance the following;
Alter using only one package OF stu
aT's Dyspepsia Tablets have received
such great aud unexpected beneht that l
wish TO express my sincere gratitude, In
fact il has been six months since took
the package and have not had one par.
ilele OF distress or difficulty since. Aud
all this in tho face OF the fact that the
best doctors consulted told me my case
was Chronic Dyspepsia aud absolutely
ineorable as had suffered twenty i've
years. distributed half a dozen pack
ages among my friends here who are
very anxious 10 try this remedy.
MRs, SARAH A. SEgELs,
iynnville, Jasper CO.. Mo.
StuaFt's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
ireggis1s everywhere At 90 cents for iun
Iiled packages, A little book on stomach
Diseases mailed free by addressing r. A.
stuart Co, Marshall, Mich. slOl2l4
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
THE DAILY JOURNAL
ADVERTISING me CAPITAL CITY

The double illustrated Saturday jour
NAL is being used by some Of our real
estate dealers to send TO eastern people
TO show the life and activities Of this
community.
Is there a better way of showing Ia
the world the growth and material and
moral advancement of this city than by
such daily psper2 We believe it is the
best kind Of advertising matter.
A number Of the Saturday JOURNALS
went TO group of farmers in Cass coun-
ty, Iowa, and will certainly bring some
OF them here 10 live.
The we'll -to.do farmers Of the east are
getting alive to the TACT that II 10 a great
advantage, laying aside better climate
when they can locate at or near large
growing city, where there are superior
educational and bupiness advantages for
their children.
II our people who get letters from their
eastern friends, asking questions about
our country and climate and products
and opportunities, will hand ua such
letters. they will be answered in print
and paper sent Of the Saturday issue.
There is a point Of contact made
through the columns Of a live daily
newspaper that Ia effective and enduring
People In the east show such papers "a
their neighbors and some subscribe.
Another thing; such q double illus.
trated paper is evidence Of life and pros
perIty and business. People are going
where there is business. Live merch.
ants make live town. A live town in-
creasss the value Of property and bust.
ness.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
SOLEMN
BURIAL
SERVICES
Conducted on Sunday in A.
0. U. w. Hall

The ritualistic burial service OF the
Ancient Order Of United Workmen was
celebrated at the lodge rooms of Pro-
lection Lodge No on Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock. The occasion was the
burial of Hiram g. Bell, a member OF
that lodge whose body was brought to
Salem from the place of his demise,
Thornton, Wash.
The services were conducted by M. W,
McFadden assisted by P. NJ. w. Sher-
wood of Protection lodge. An impressive
Grafton by Frank Davey and the solemn
strains of "Rock Of Ages" and Nearer
My God to Thee" closed the services
The many friends of the dead man were
then allowed last look at the face oi
the departed, and the body OF Hiram O.
Bell started on its last journey on thi'
earth accompanied by large concoursC
Of sorrowing friends.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
NOT AN INSPIRING SIGHT.

Mr., o. Frank Paxton was the inspir,
ing genius who presided over the confer
sRee OF the State Republican Central
Committee Al Portland Saturday.
Who 10 Paxtong he Was for years
attorney for the robbsr textbook trust
while acting as representative Of the
people aud Olielal Of state school,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
Degree of Honor Party.

A dancing party WAS given by Salem
Degree of Honor in the Holman building
Saturday nig't that was an especially
enjoyable affair. The committee having
the party in charge was the Misses Vera
Davey, Myrtle DuRette and Mr.. f. 6.
Marsh. There was good attendance.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
Grain .Ol Grain .Ol

Remember that name when you
want a delicious, appetiEing, nOurish.
ing food drink to take the place OF
coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked
by all who have used It. Grain-O ID
made Of pure grain, 1t aids digestion
and strengthens the nerves. 1t Is not
stimulant but a health builder and
the children as well as the adults can
drink II with great benent. Costs
about u as much as coffee. 15c. and
25c. per package. Ask your grocer
for Grain-O.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
Mas. SARAH A. SEEELs,

stuaFt's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
druggists everywhere At 90 cents Tor iull
sized packages, A little book on stomach
Diseases mailed free by addressing +. A.
Stuart Co, Marshall, Mich. slOl2l4l
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10
Republican Convention.

The Second district Congressional Re
publican convention will be held on APP
ril and the state Republican conven-
ton on April 2, both in Portland. The
primaries will be held March %, and
the county conventions March 80.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-10

Kruger and DR.. Leyds will move the
Boer headquarters to Geneva, as a re-
suit of friction with the Dutch govern
ment.