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tuHNiSIiED house, THIRD ward SrooTg
QUE loom reserved stable sar,.,.,Is
house, large yard, close in. $50 Refcr
cnccs an, this office.
a ROoMY cottage viii GOOD o7,6o1-c-- =,
Aionsas pass car line Apply 1905 MckGm'
hey -
FOR RENT-Siy-ro0 80 --oT-,- I- $50
lana street. -
FOUR-ROOM house, 5000. oioTf-ro,,.
house, 5000; sevcl-room new moIcrn ct,
tagc. 5000 Pc X Eonfrass. Klan build
ing. -
FURNISHED or nnf,,TnIg6-I --o1--,e --,.-,,t,
bath room, 10 party without cbIldrci
Apply luls Chapman street IS
FOR EENT-Zeyg f,,-0-stor- Lo-,---- val
and sewerage. 1918 Louisiana street An.
H.l Franklin. 1910 Preston. IS
FURNISHED rooms. block from court
house; gentlemen. 80 caroline
FOR RTV'T- TTIn715eI ar n71T-1-1I-1--5
rooms; ~ Rusk avenue.
TII-11- 1711I5T, 4 1,i5S-s--
Pye 4 BolIfrass, KAN bniidin" "'' 5S
ron pr>-r -
Dn NJ, lM" IhtclE lurniSh(d UPS drs
tTV'n9 IL piI' ~ 'siuehce' inquire ~
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IW W. new cottages for rent at Nicks park;
an ''H'e"'eute'' Apply To l. > Nlcks;
WOE y VI
renovatcd + r"nms md nail. al mad ',S
convcnicnccs; south cxpnsnre: referrnnrs
H. w Martyr. SIS Churtres cot1Iei. Cani.
toll 81
FOR TT7VT7 -7TI-o fT-nIe5eJ 1r0-,1 cCc101,
12i1 Capitol avenue IS
rooms Nth bath. reas4nobie. 1i0 MINI ru
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VIZ htN Wo hIhusoheF lurhlShel
sol Wolker, close to Main street %
TWO roNNr,vrrv,. ,n,,,, r,u.,t.bod fo,
I, 49, ~. - iV149 iu.ri9HVu 10.
f75' '7itS 49, ~ :?
famiIy: bath i HAS San J Jaclnto strceI ~
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ilE EhooM 4ouTSSii "itn pain, etG iio9
nI,"nc tp7S 36
I76P pT-I7T- 77c 7c-T7oi-7c c7TI-c n F7T7o7
ii,iliinS ,Oi5il Praiiie ,vnnnn C9ii SOi
Old phone %
TT1I;TI.7 VI, 57T717Z-1! 80 m Finds ~
houschoIi Goods skiifulT done: inc new
y,,,rrhouse. money loaned ON furniture if
desired; Seaman & Bartell, 2OG Fannin
street; phone lba 81
IT7NCU COTNTER and lnc oflcp room.
Apply at 4iG Main street. IS
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms lolS
Mckinney -
TWO nov gqv91-T0o1 houses, corner La
Branch ind calhoun. with all modern
ccnvcnicnccs, for rent May l. ApplA
to l'1@ Nam street. -. II W eIs, :.
ROOMS-Light housekeeping 1913 Walker:
-----------------------------= -
For RENT Black land pasture 10"
acres, fronting Ruflalo Dnyou two mics
on graded road, tourtcth mllts from
houston one ana one-4a'l ,u' I.,,, ti"'.' Irn
I9iiloiu>' shdu' "luns ".E" Wv 20, ~ Twin
dld srass lor E1l or paslurg' ~ H. ain
-
CONTROL tue most 'N'luslNG ,!"S9
rental property In houston ana Sll le.t'
2S,borcs G73 pinz buiiding %
49, 80, 7,.-i,,
NICELY furnishe" rooms LII ran I'd
avenue. ~
NICE FURNISHED ROOM, with modern
conyeuicnces. 2H Austin. 20
7T177-T- n7I7TV TnruIShed rooms for light
bonsckcrpinG. to parties without children.
$40 Mckinney avenue. -
SS-TT-7-IST y y7,I-,jc6cd -oTII front room in MI
49, To- f,miiy. iii modoru conycnlcnces SIS
Main 20
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ii,,il coonS,WSnsscnd. Attorney at Law and
9 COUNT W9n Agclt President Augc.
------z Natlonal Bank. Lufkl1, Texas.
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g, Griffin va
his rn0rhj1
ell kncsl
!. well I'D
ID was d
ieral yearI
! towns 4
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WILLIAM A. WILSON-ofnce 203 Kiam
building: headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan.
II
IF YOT WANT A BARGAIN In oil Gush
er or oil Land. Rice or Timber land an
elegant residence or choice city lots, see
or write Bryant McEnuls Land Company,
1000 Texas avenue. q
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ONE LOT on SAN JAClNTo. NEAR
PIERCE. JONES FEET. Ar $500
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS In Fairyiew
aud Fair Grounds extension additions;
prices from $500 to $500 per lot; small
payment down and balance monthly, II
desired These are the best suburban
lots about Houston, considering neigh.
borhood street car service, drainage, etc.
Can at Office for maps and full partic-
ulnw William A. Wilson, 2O3 Kam
I,tIdIp1
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MOVING FREE-I buy, move. pack, store
and loan money. and charge no interest
with me; all storage moved free. 7. r.
Lotus. phone 966 2l1 Milan street, Il
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE tonch typewriting on the "Blick.'
No ? S35 No 500 600O0 In use. few
good agents wanted for Southern Texas
vi r. Russell. General Agent, Dallas.
Tekas.
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tOOMl cottage wlth good outhonses On
Alonsas pass car line. Apply 1905 McKn
stn
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CORNER. MAIN AND MGowEN,
4tTh FEET ON MAIN ny SlSA FEET
on I'GOWEN LESS ONE LOT 5oxloO).
FOR S16,OOQ.
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ONE LOT on CALHOUN. NEAR
FANNIN, Joxi0o FEET, An $3.50.
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nsftares = Ns. Navnsota. revls. man
,tis1a ri ~ salye that viii cnre tottrr,
t1, nIeo otm or old sores of any
Ssaevv 0I q this saiyc not IN Sennd, III
'Viunded Write for TESTIMONIALS.
23-C2
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TWO ImOISAND DOLLARS VIII buy
large siN-room cottage located three
blocks cart Of Montgomery avenue, cor
rol NHScrh and Chestnut house new
and iu best Of repair Apply 10 Owner.
Insl. az above address 3
FOR SALE-A choice piece OF land on Spin.
die TOP, large enough for several wells.
will sell at bargain VIII guarantee
gusher or sell property as II stands. Ad.
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FURNISHED house, Third ward Broom
QUE loom reserved. stable. seryI1t.
mouse, large yard close in $50 Refci.
Cntes an this office \
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M H,IIoRNEY8 DIREcT0RY.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CROCKETT, TEX!
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TITLE WANT ADS
q bring big results.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Il. W. GAMBLE & Co,
10 MAIN STREET.

Il. W. GAMBLE & Co,
10 MAIN STREET.
ONE LOT ON SAN JAClNTO. NEAR
PIERCE, COMES FEET, Ar $500.
ONE LOT on CALHOUN. NEAR
FANNIN, J0Xi0o FEET, Al $3.50.
CORNER. MAIN AND MGowEN,
4lIh FEET on MAIN ny SlSA FEET
on MGOWEN LESS ONE LOT 1oxl0U),
FOR $26,ooo.
MAIN STREET BUSINESS PROPER.
TN, 42NiOU FEET. WITH BklCh
BUILDING, IN HEART OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT BUSINESS SECTION.
FINE MAIN STREET BUSINESS
THbEE.SroRI BRICK BUILDING, AK
100 FEET.
EIGHT RESIDENCES IN MOST DE.
S1RABLE SECTIONS OF THIRD AND
FOURTH WARDS,
CHOICE QuARrER BLOCKS AND
SINGLE LOTS IN INCEST RESIDENCE
LOCALITIES OF SECOND, THIRD AND
FOURTH WARDS
SOUR LAKE OIL LANDS A FEW
HUNDRED FEET FROM GuSHERS.
RICE AND FARM LANDS. n
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Mr.. W I
MS mothl
y a nnmAl
lew Of N
occurred5
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FOR RENT-Slv room fVo-s-o1-- 5- c,-yc,--
moIein improvements Apply 19ts Louis.
lana Strcet D.,
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4. ladies' during confinement; good
\ IA nurse; Infants adopted; cont
r D. Box "a, san Anton o,
4
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WASNrED-An experienced seamstress.
1908 Crawford street "
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NTHERS READ POST
W Want Ads. Do you?
FOR SALE.

For SALE-Two almost new oak beds.
also one walnut child's bed with canopy
top, spring and mattress. Apply 1918
franklin 70
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FOR SAM Splendid millinery stock. pe>t
business large town Southwest Texas;
good reasons for selling Address iosi.
fhfs office. 20
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I'm Gold AMI Danlluul tUblcts
| M relieve and permanently cluc
81 Of Impotence or dtoiLty, mu,icd
IA BlclOu. French Pharmacist,
gtkiunyy avenue. Houston. II
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A POST WANT AID WILL GET
IA just what you want.
HELP WANTED.

wANrEb-A good cook. Apply 1910 rcxa.
avenue. %
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- LIl,
ATTORNEY hF LAW.
WHARTON, TEXAS
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DESIRABLE offices Cor rent i307- I97-7'
l2Uf2 Congress.
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h FT5Y CYCLE WORKS had Are at
i,h street, We nave now rented
III me building which the Bchrens
Co occupied at 1905 ana 1907 Con-
III Nenue, and we need hardly say
Il viii continue TO sell at great dis
Karl A. Lautou 5-2t
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LARGE furnished aud unfurnig6ed TooT-
;AppS az Magnolia Chill aud Oyster FIR,
W. no liuNlS street IN
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500 MONTHLY Copying letters M bomp
Elthcr sex. send two stamps Tor par
ucularS Hicks supply Co., 505T ali.
sted, Chicago "a
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FOR RENT.

", " room vacated by parties leaving ci Y.
can at once, i2i2 WalRrr " Jlck Rry1n'
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At.raetI0n a. the efand ronIuh..


One of the most stupendous melodra-
matte productions that ever toured the
country-"The Convict's Daughter.
will form the attraction at the Salem
Grand Opera House. tonight. II is not
one of those worn-Out, weather-beaten
plays but entirely original and up-to-
date in every detail, and it's success is
already established. A large, compe-
tent and expensive company is re
Qulred TO give an adequate interpreta-
tion of the various characters. Special
attention is directed to the scenic
splendors and startling realism. The
great sensational scene is a jail-yard,
here convicts are at work rebuilding a
wall beside a railroad. In this scene
one of the greatest ever witnessed--a
locomotive and 25 freight cars cross
the stage AS the train passes the
wall. one of the convicts, standing on
top of the stones, leaps for liberty to
the roof of the car A guard fires. but
misses, and the prisoner is soon free.
The convict is a Weary Willie" who
finally becomes wealthy and happy. his
innocence being proven by the con
fession Of the dying murderer, who
leaves him all his property. His daugh-
ter marries the man she has loved and
waited for for many years.
Seats on sale at box Office at popular
prices. 75c, soc and 35c,
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l.. r. Stinson is home from Portland
ID. G. Minto has gone to Eugene on
! q business trip.
State Senator j. E. Hunt, of Port
land, was in the city today
j. s. Cooper of Independence, re
turned today from Portland.
II. w. Meyers has returned from q
several days hunt in Linn county
Miss Wallie Biesen has gone to
Portland and The Dalles for a visit
J. p. Jones, the Southern Pacific
Company's representative, is in the
city
Miss Lena Molsan. of Brooks. was
the guest of Salem friends on Thurs
day.
Miss Michaels, of Mt Angel, was the
guest of Mrs. Paul Marnack, in this
city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ j. Zinn have re.
turned from few weeks spent at Do
ty, Washington
Mrs. p. ID. Prunty has returned from
a yisit'with her daughter, Mrs. A. Be-
mott at Wilbur
j. l.. Carter, former superintendent
OF the state blind school, is i'm the
city from Hood River.
George +. McClalne, of Portland Is
visiting his brother l.. b. Mechanic, of
the Salem Gas Company
Mrs. A. /. Macrum, of Forest Grove.
Is in the city visiting at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. W. II. Byrd.
Miss Mary Jones, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. w. N. Long. returned to Sa-
lem yesterday-Eu Register.
Justice II. Overton, of the Wood.
burn district. and Grant Corby. a
Woodburn attorney, were in the city
today.
John Manning. formerly an attorney
at Woodburn, but now deputy prose.
cutting attorney of Multnomah county.
came up from Portland today.
j. J. Reed returned TO Portland to
day, after a short visit in this city.
Mrs Reed will remain for few days.
the guest of Mrs. A. f. Hofer.
Rev. p S. Knight has returned from
Corvallis, where he OBLIGATED at the
funeral of the late Mrs. Il. e. Cooper.
held In that city Thursday afternoon.
T. s. Reynolds. who Is night agent I'm
Portland for the Wells-Fargo and Pa.
ciiic Express Companies, is In the city
for a weeks vacation visit with his
father. Thos Reynolds. local agent for
the Wells-Fargo Company.
William r. Lord, son OF Ex-Governor
Lord, now minister TO the Argentine
Republic, was in Eugene today Not
liking the course OF study at the uni
versity he left for Corvallis. whore he
will enter the Agricultural College
Eugene Guard.
Dave Houston, the popular conduc-
tor, is being mentioned for the posi-.
lion OF superintendent of the peniten.
tiary under Governor Chamberlain.
He would make first-class superin.
tendent, and his appointment would be
a popular one in Western Oregon. Il
is the general opinion that the ap.
pointment will go TO Eastern Oregon.
Albany Democrat.
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PROPERTY
CHANGES
HANDS
Movement of Real
Estate in Salem
Breyman Bros. Sell Large
Farm Near MacIeay
Suburban Property Moving
But Very Little

The movement OF real estate--botl
city and farm property-continues ac
tive In and about Salem. During the
past week County Recorder Siegmund
has placed on record the following
deeds
w. Breyman. ct ux. and E. Brey
man. ct ux., TO Peter Luthy. about 800
acres. $, r / W, sS500
Jno. G. Wilson, ct ux., TO Jacob
Staiger, 100 acres, { 8 s, r W, $4,000.
Catherin McNary, widow, to Jo,
hanna O'Brien, property at corner Ma.
rion and Capital streets, S3325.
Stephen A. Wright to Chas. N. See.
~, et al, about III acres. I 5 s. + W.
$4,000.
Gilbert H. Benjamin 10 M. BENJAMIN,
undivided 4 of undivided II interest
In S66 acres, I s, r W. subject 20
lie estate therein by NJ. Benjamin and
Dorella Benjamin, $3.50.
G, w. Corby, ct ux., 10 John II.
Mack. land In city of oWodburn. $4O0.
5. J. Perry, widow. to j. N. Skalfe,
lot II, A. + Waller add. Salem. $50,
}. w. and emma Elmer 10 Peter
Wart lots and g, block 4. Matthias
Butala's add to Mt Angel, 500.
John II. Cook. ct ux.. to Laura Bell
Tyler, land in block "a Salem, $3.50.
j G. Smith, ct ux.. To G. w. Hum
phtey land In 10 8. r3 W, 500.
Fred b. Sackett, ct ux., 10 J. G.
Smith. land In 10 s. + W, $500
William and Elizabeth Hoeller TO
Anthon Popping, lots 9, 6, Z and 8,
Mt Angel, $1,000.
ID. H. LaFollett, ct ux.. TO Addella
NJ. Gillian, FIR. lot 6, block /, Salem,
$3.50.
B. w. Harritt. ct ux., to Nancy j..
Stapley, n, lot 5. block 0S, Salem, $500.
Gottfried Trachel. ct ux., to A. q.
Jerman, 3S.17 acres. 8, 4 W, $1420.
Wilson Phraner ct ux.. OF East Or
ange, N j., to Thos. Bason. of Salem.
lots ! and ?. block 2. $2SO0.
Hugh NJ. Wright, ct ux.. OF Ravenna,
Ohio to j. s. Tilden. 100 acres, { z s,
r Q, $500.
Harry II, Matteson, ct ux.. TO Lizzie
Rickabaugh, 4:56 acres, s. r 3 W.,
$1,000.
Moses Woodward to u. b. Fletcher.
26.1 acres in Marion county $500.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03
A GERMAN
CITIZEN
Speaks Gratefully Of His Relief by Or.
Darrin.

Speaks Gratefully Of His Relief by Or.
Darrin.
To the Editor: For four years past
my health has been impaired from the
effects OF dyspepsia, heart and kidney
a,sease, and pain In the stomach and
back. | have tried many remedies
ar doctors TO no use. was troubled
with diabetes-gettlng up nights to re-
lieye my bladder. Have been under
Dr. Darrin's treatment and pronounce
myself restored TO health My wife
has been successfully treated for liver
and stomach trouble and pain I'm the
sioe. Tell all your readers to consult
me at Chemawa. Oregon, aud | will
explain how ! was cured. | am Ger
man, and will gladly tell my country.
men of my cure.
CHAS. ZfELINSKI.
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Does Manhood Fail?

II may sometimes. owing to nervous
disorders, but II Is hardly over lost, ex-
cept in extreme old age. What Is
called impotency Of sexual neurathe-
MIA is merely weakened power. I'm
derneath the ashes the fire remains
aglow. Il requires careful scientific
treatment 10 fan II into p bright flame
OF life and energy. For these eases
which have been hitherto the despair
OF the physician. nothing equals the
application OF electricity. II by proper
current and exact dosage. In comblna-
ton with the scientific administra.
tIon of specific medical remedies
which penetrate the secret ambush Of
diseases. exterminatlng IL, root and
branch. forever A reiuvenatiOn fol
lows it's use. II produces results be
cause II replemshes the vital toniclty
requisite 10 the nervous system Ac-
cording 10 Dr.. Darrin's peculiar and
scientific method Of administration. IL
is a powerful vitalizer. indicated In
diseased conditions due 10 all kinds Of
excesses Dr. Darrin gives free exam.
ination 10 all, and when necessary
gives medicines In connection with
electricity. The poor treated free from
10 10 II daily. except medicines. Those
willing to pay. 10 to evenings, 7 10 s..
Sundays 10 TO 3.
Errors OF youth, blood talnts gleet
impotency, yarlcocele. deafness. ca
taFrh and structure a speciality. An
chronic male and female private dis
eases treated at s5 a week. $50 a
month, or IN that proportion Of time,
as the case may require. No case
published. except by permission OF the
patient All business relations with
Dr. Darrln strictly confidential. Let.
ters Of inquiry answered. Circulars
and question blanks free. Dr. Darrin's
Offices are al willamette Hotel. sa-
lem. until November ist only.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03

Norman Agee's fruit drier, near
Winston. was accidentally destroyed
by fire this morning, together with the
fruit that was IN the drier and build
ing, The loss was 1920 TO $500, with
insurance OF 500 In the Northern As.
snrance Co, V. G. London, local agent.
Mr. Agee had his fruit. which was al
ready cured. stored I'm another build
ing near by, and this was saved. His
loss Is quite heavy. nevertheless, and.
having no other drler. he will be at
great inconvenience In saving the re-
malnder Of his erOp.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03
Vacation oavs.

Vacation time is here. and the children
are fairly living out of doors There
could be no healthier place for them You
need only to guard against the accidents
Incidental TO most open air sports No
remedy equals De Wits witch Hazel Salve
for quickly stopping palu or removing dan.
scalds and wounds II used Deyyltt'a Witch
Hazel Snve FOR sores. cuts and bruises,
says l., II. johnson, Swift, Texas 1T Il
the hest remedy on the market" Sure cure
cOunterfeits cod
h. q. Haas, Druggist
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bed lime

| take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning ! feel bright and my com
plexion is better. My doctor says It
acts gently on the stomache, liver and
kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It
Is made of herbs, aud Is prepared as
easily as tea. Il Is called Lanes med.
icine. All druggists sell II at 25c and
30 cents. Lanes Family Medicines
moves the bowels each day. II you
cannot get II send for free samples.
Address, Orator Woodward. Leroy,
N. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03

Surely you haven't brought anyone
home TO dinner with you" said the
poor woman. "Of course have" said
the slangy husband haven't you got
any grub for them?" why no; you
told me you'd bring home a couple of
lobsters.' We'll, that's them in the
parlor"
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Mother ALWAYS keepn n Anndv.

MY mother suffered a long time from
distressing Mains and general an health
due primarily 20 Indigestion" says \. w
get her to try Kodol. she grew better nj
once, and now, at the age OF 7O eats any
thing she wants, remarkng that she fears
no bad effects, as she has her bottle OF KO.
DOL handy" Don't waste time d0ctOrlng
symptoms. Go after the cause III yOn
stomach Is sound your health will be good
hodoi rests the stomach and strengthens the
own tonic. eod
n. g. Haas. Druggist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form. as well as
Blind, Bleeding or. Protruding Piles
are cured by DR. Bo-san-ko's Pile Rem.
edy. stops itching and bleeding. Alb
serbs tumors. zoe a jar at druggists,
or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write
me about your case. Dir. BOsanko.
Philadelphia, Pa. For sale at Dr.
stones drug stores.
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t ES;$!' Ss;;! i:;;: Social Realm3


"Gorton's Minstrels" was the attrac-
ton at the Grand last night and was
largely attended. The costumes worn
in the first part were very handsome,
being made of the richest material.
The vocal and musical numbers were
excellent. aud the acrobRts and come
dians far above the average Miss
Cleone Pearl Fell, the child artist,
was much admired, being frequently
encored The company carried a fine
orchestra of about eight pieces To-
night The Convicts Daughter" win
be presented.
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PERSONALS.

Il. c. Patton was in Portland today
DR. and Mrs. j. N. Smith were in Al
bany today.
G. -. Moores returned to Oregon City
this morning.
! ]. B. Early was a business visitor tc
Oregon City today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Putnam spent
the day In Portland
Senator +. V. Carter, of Jackson
county, is In the city.
w. @. Knighton, the architect, re-
turned TO Portland today.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03

Aeker's Blood Elixir positively
Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and
all Scrofulous affections. Al all times
a matchless system tonic and purifier
Money refunded II you are not salts.
fed. soc. and $l.00. ID. J. Fry, Drug
gist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03

Through personally conducted tour
lat aleeplns cars between Portland aud
Chicago once a week, and botwoon 0g
den and Chicago three times q week.
via the Scenic line.
Through Standard sleeping cars
daily between Ogden and Chicago. via
the Scenic line.
Through Standard sleeping cars
daily between Colorado Springs and
81. Louis.
Through Standard aud tourist sleep.
Ing cars daily between San Francisco
and Chicago. via Los Angeles and N
Paso
Through Standard sleeping cars and
chair cars daily between st. Paul and
Chicago.
BE sure that your ticket reads via
the Great Rock Island Route.
The beet and most reasonable dla.
ing car service.
Ing car service For Information
n. ]. CLARK, Trav. Pass. Agent
J.. n. CORMAN.
Gen. Agt.. ESQ Alder st.. Portland, or
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03

o. E. Huntsinger, funeral director
1856 Court stfeet Phone Main sof.
Residence 800 Court street, phone
2t9t Black.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03

The best meals are served a the
White House Restaurant You sei
what you call for, ON short notice.
Open day and night
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03

There's plenty Of room al the top.
but not a. the top Of church steeple.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03

The man who keeps a spealleasy
seems TO think that Sunday is Thirst.
day.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03
% You Want

Your vegetables and fruit fresh ev
cry morning2 II 50 send. send your
orders 10 Branson 4 RaRan.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-03
o.5&wti
ART STUDIO

Mrs. Mamie p, Brown will resume
her teaching September 22d. Arrange
ments for lessons in art can be made
for classes or private lessons, Studio
hours 2 TO p m. Murphy building.
Residence 453 Front street. Phone
2S05 Black. S-22-tm.