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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
OUTLOOK IN THE STATES.
Democrats Expect TO Garry Many Of
Them Easily.
HAVE A CHANCE IN PENNSYLVANIA
Conceded the Republicans Have Phila-
delphis, but Pattison May Overcome
that In the Rural Districts.

Haverhill Mass, November 3.-As hts
closing speech in the campaign, Secretary
Of the Navy Moody tonight devoted atten-
ton to President Rooseselts settlement OF
the coal strike, a subject. he said, be had
avoided while on the stump. Mr. Moody
explained that he touched upon 1t at this
time simply as a reply to attacks made
apon the president by Representative James
z. Carey Of this city, socialist, who, dur
Ing political speeches, had said that Presi.
dent Roosevelt was a coward ana was
afraid 70 act in bringing the strike to an
end
The president" Mr. Moody said. asked
the advice OF the members 81 the cabinet
when the situation was gravest and be was
advised 70 appeal Tn both sides for set
Element Of the strike Everyone knows
how the coal operators received the proposl
tion with ill-concealed cnutempt; how Presl-
dent Mitchell was willing 10 arbitrate, aud
hoW the coal operators were finally forced
70 accede TO the pop9lar demonstration"
President Roosevelt Dir. Moody declared
proved himself anything but a coward.
Many people wanted the president TO send
Federal troops 70 the coal region. but this
the president refused 10 do, stating that uu-
III the executive Of the State appealed for
aid he could not do So
dread the day snid Mr. Moody, aud
snail never see u, II I can help IL, when la.
Dor SHAH bc Obliged - work beneath the
shadow OF Federal bagonets."
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GLACIERS OF THE WORLD.

Enormous Areas that Are Covered by
These Great Ice Rivers.
New York sun.
For the past five years physicaI geos
raphers have been giving great deal 81 ar
tsntion TO the study of gllolsrS One nues
tion that has interested taem very n,ucb 4.
whether since tae beginning II the blsro 4,
period the glaciers OF tue world have e7p
mented or diminished In area. NJ perfect.
Is dennite Information with regard 10 rbis
Question has been obtained though some
general conclusions have been re-caed. II
Is traditional In the Alps, however. and
some other regions that valleys now occp.
I pied by glaciers We're foIiue,ly pasture
lands. On the wlole, it Is certain that for
several centuries tn quite recently there
was 4 gradual Increase In the area OF ria.
F citation.
Glaciers everywhere are a state IL con.
J tiuutl muYemeut-tuey are constantly U-
creastng Ia lepgth or shortening Climatic
variations are, OF course The cause Of tlr,,.
oscilatil ms. though the influence ~ cIiunt.
upon elacill IN yement Is not vet IN iy nm
dersto d. When the laws g0y,rniug tie
lGeNeneat pI glaciers ale well known III,
science of meteoroGgy will he q uslIsraiIy
turtncr advanced than IL is today Il og
Is s Cd evidence 70 show that IN tue a rtle
nE,p-s ~ thS Elgnteehth century ANA "a
part or the Nmeteentn an tmu gtlnt ey
tension Of giacisrs occurred In Spitzhsr
gen. tor example, hurbors which whaitrs
h4d OFTEN yis ted In the Seventeenth MA
,nrly In the Eiglte MA centuries Vtre
nled later with glaciers, so that Thee a. nil
NO longer ~ used hg shipping Tne nd
vance on glaciers In Iceland Is said M have
covered places that had formerly beon n,
sites II farms and churches Glaciers go, ~
within the historic perio !, to have attain@j
thelr greatest tNtcnt about lSgD Sipcs
that time Few or them I'VE grown A. ~
imp2rtnnt degree. MANY Of them Ia We a.
mlnlsned IN size and others have eDtIre,,
disnpp gTel. This phen menon has beeg
observed IN oil parts OF TIE world ~
Probably few persons Imagine tho+ 49,,
ciers cover 50 large an area as tbev 80
ihe land surfaces which are tDflrs b,,,tuo;
under eiNeia, snow and lee are sunpossJ ~
lie amour 4,iso'Noo square miles svt ~
or more tnan enc and h1if times rs isr., y
az the tHted htates. This enofnnns ,ne
~ lcf ls distributed ~ uuevenIv c,cS
the wtril ana nearly ali ~ n n h, ~
polar Eions. outside u tbs , ~ ~ ne .
frozea North and south, only AZ NJ ,S 81 ~,
glaciers. o'eiel Win
II will ~ interesting 10 rem,,,,,.- 49,.
lhtIt lFe Two stinct rfreg ~ e'netat -.
N mena-tne Alnine md TIE polar ~
tnt ntsl examples NJ the Anime 49, -
glaei Is seen In the Nor De ci,c spe eI
mounix A circle I peiks ,pr, ~ re ~ Cna-
pression Nllch Is hl'ed by comrsnias { 20
ana lce known as neve. This Is ks.a Sow
yclr. the source ~ the slar'er T ,tSrr'
~ t,iessleh tne snow. either kalihe
,ns us OF Wrought by winds af,a ~
.ansh, accnmnlates Ia great ssn.ha AZ
! a.. lined into neve ard begins ~ 49,
80 tWta tne mountain ide 4 tfre Is
feature OF Alpine glaciers ia that tsSs srst
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS coNFI0gNT.
Desperate Contest In Cheaao-Demo-
Gratis Claim the Legislature.

Desperate Contest In Chjcaao-Deno-
Gratis Claim the Legislature.
Chicago, November 3-The republicans
claim in tomorrow election they win nave
nineteen out OF twenty ave congressman.
and more than enough members of the
legislature to elect the next United States
senator who is to succeed Senator william
T. Mason The democrats claim they viii
have few more than majority OF the
legislature on Joint ballot. while the r..
publieans assert that thcre is no doubt
whatever " their ability 20 CONTROL the
STATE assembly uE "a majority NJ It lgusr
q dozSn u hfteeu votes.
VI The twenty i've congressman Go be
elected, tle republicans claim tlrr viii
nave sixteen for sure ami feel confident
o. getting Three Worc. The U.lluerar,,
claim twelve. The present delegation iu
congress Is evenly dividrl-elstgH republt..
ans aud eleven democrats In h prtc.
lcaAF conceded by the democrats that
lhe republicans viii have the minority az
ihe congressman from this state.
IN the city Of COL al-u ana fle county
o. Cook. there has been loo SOME ~ the
congressional districts, q desperate dEbt
ais Is particularly the case Ia the slyth
llstrlct where ex-CpugresSinan \VYIi8m
LoNmer is seeking 20 regain rho sent he
lost ar the last election Iorluer viii
not have the fun support of the ropub.
Hcans OF bis district, and the democrats
beat hin. - ="
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THE VOTE IN OHIO.

Republicans Claim Great Gains, but the
Democrats Say No.
Columbus. Ohio. November s.-Before the
party managers left for their homes to
night to vote no unusnai Developments
we're reported anywhere ia this state. The
democratlc managers still persist that there
may be surprise tn the vote on the state
ticket, and that they viii gain three con.
gresSmen. surely two The present rppub-
ican delegation IA congress Is seventeen
aud four democrats. Chairman Dick. hos
fore leaving for Akron this afternoon. said
ne expected Z republican, gain " one ~
a. II. Jackson defeating Congressman
James Anoston ln the thirteenth district
While Chairman Dick has NOT changed his
estimate Or rocco plurality ON the state
tlcket. there are others at reDuhlir1n
state, headquarters who predict that the
plurality Of Layiin over Blgeiow for see.
rotary N state viii approximate 10000
Inc republicans estimate MOTE confidence
tonlghI than usual on the eve ~ battle
ana offer bets M such odds as We're never
heard Of In Ohio heretofore
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THE GRANDFATHER CLAUSE.
Test Case Gees to Supreme Court fro,
Alabama.

est case secs to Supreme Court from
Alabama.
Washington, November 3.-The "grand.
father clause is TO be tested In the United
States supreme court. An appeal was
Drought before the court yesterday from
the Federal court for the northern and
middle districts Of Alabama, where negro
voters have been DISTINGUISHED 10y the con.
stI'utional amendment Of shat State when
Is 10 rs general features similar 90 the dis
HaHtulsement clause tn the constitutions
o. Mississlpp, Louisiana, North Caroline
N!IElnla ana other Southern states
Inc case Us based on tke refusal of a.,
erection board 70 allow a negro voter ia
DC ItslsIerel. The voter applied TO United
slItes District Judge r. q. Jones Cor
WI ~ mandamus 90 compc, the boafi tn
register him as a legal voter Jndge Ionss
refused 70 grant the writ. on the gr.Dnd
tIat ne did not have jurisdiction. in.fcGi
ol the usual practice however. III allowing
1ne case 70 20 10 the court OF nunaait
Judge Jones certified Il ,.IroctIv IN IN
Lhltrq States supreme court. In orde,
tuAt tAe question Involved infant he dst"r.
m,Eed without unnecessary DELAY.
President Roosevelt 'P''ee OF
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Washington, November .. AT Henderson.
Fhle y. g., Representative Moody. the re-
publican nominee for congress delivered
a speech IN favor OF tho Dlngiey tarin
act Wishing TO make practical example
az the prosperity brought by this act. he
entered into a colloquy with negro car.
rylng 'possum. rhe reports Of the North
,I.r papers on the speech quote the
that pessums A-' i"'
,,s samboII Sc get 90 cents for this ere
w hat did You get last vear?r
IWentyhvc cents boss.
D9 YOU know. Slmbc. why possums
NO, boss"
~ Is because the republican PARTY has
pg. !t7,itheem on the protected list"
ucan aP 5bt &c G.r ,h'rd Tor aat; Use repub-
sums" P'9
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PENNSYLVANIA SITUATION.
Pattison Is Expected to Beat Pennypacker Out
side of PhladeInhia

aho,, ..,,,
e.n nuer~ Those Of the state leaders city have gone
r 10 Former republican
a0 spent m day O. home ni WIN remain there
@ r. fau MS his
aud tonight aalFsssgl mas, meeting Of onshorcmen
insurance commissioner Durham localr
predicts convincing victory He said
Fniaaelpai ht.oo be
Judge Pennyrsickg o. '' 'N'
Of stHIl
ability d Philadelphia
lcan
statement " ne gives governor
tomorrow n the
49, Ibl'dephs plurality that af ,l c,pntv
,llu-l rel az -'''' The OF the
,oaeeaai districts 70 the democrats
thirds
Sion viii elect Penrose
would have 10000 plurality and that the antPenrose
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ROOSEVELT AT HOME.
Oyster Bay Citizens Gave Him a We'll
coming Reception.

Oyster Bay Citizens Gave Him Wei
coming Reception.
oyster Bay. n. Y, November Prest
dent Roosevelt reached Oyster Bay mis-
evening, in order to cast his vote tomor.
row He was met with a surprise About
the station a thousand persons we're rath.
ered With a band; big bonhres biazed and
fireworks were discharged
When the president appeared at the door
Of bis special car he was greeted with
cheers and In reply raised his hat. As he
passed across the station platform. on his
VIZ 10 ms carriage ne shook hands Win
many of those who, despite the EFFORTS az
greet him. i"I"afo 70
p me president was accompanied bv Mrs
Roosevelt Dr. Lung, Secretary cortsipnS,
Secretary Loeb, I, b. Travis OF this WI
loss messenger Delaney aud stenographer
- The president viii vote before noon 10.
morrow IN the Fifth district Hs VII
service men. 'N' 'e''tt
President Roosevelt expressed his s,+,-
action with the brief trip into Virsinis
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WORKING IN HARMONY,

0s'era' 0srdono and Admiral Cas,,y Are
on Good Terms.
Ianama colombia. November s-C;,nero,
l, ,,uono sent telegram Yesterday to the
'".n'liiies NJ Bogota. as follows
lroonS ana war material are at present
nansported across the Isthmus on traus
furnished by the railroad company. We
m ms Ti3GT ilg in perfect harmony with Ad.
-, nls AFTERNOON General Perdomo rao.i,.5
B fag 1tg,.o"'ns from President Marroqnin az
II Is believed necessary, with respect 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
LETHAReY IN TENNEssEE.
Republicans, However, Are Working Har
for Their Cnrnrnser,nr

Republicans, However. Are Workina Hard
for Their Congressnen.
Nashville. Tenn. November 3 After a
stirring reception at Murfreesboro today.
Hon James y. Frazier democratic caudi.
date for governor Of Tennessee. closed his
campaign at Chattanooga. his home, 10.
night. His election Is conceded OF the
ten congressman to be chosen eight will
be democratic and two republican. the lat
ter from the FIRST ana second districts
election Is predicted. Chairman THOMPSON
or the state democratic committee SAYS
that lethnrey largely prevailed among tie
and overcouhdclce
He hopes for d full vote. In conclusion
The, republicans. while claiming openly
20 oe doing nothing, have been as hard III
IVORY as ever IN their history, aud are cx-
pecting TO poll their full vote"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Boston Mass November 3-The last
word from the stump In the Nassachu-
setts political campaign was spoken TO-
night
Republicans are exceedingly confident
and the democrats are very hopeful The
former claim the state by 2OOUd. while the
date fcr governor bv 5000 plulality IN
der the new superintendent the Republic
gus assert tnat twelve Of the party caudi-
d1tes VIII win, while the democrats sIv
that they win elect az least SIX out If
fourteen congressman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Salt Lake City, Utah. November s.-on
account Of the entrance OF the church cues
tion Into politics this year, party lines have
been so dsintegrated that many SURPRISES
are looked for tomorrow. Chief Interest
Cenlers IN the contest for control Of mo
legislature, which win elect n successor
20 senator RaWlius In salt Lake tho re-
publican Gentle detection unauestionobIv
WIZ be heavy but republican leaders DE-
clHre ms VIII be more than counterbai.
anced 10y the Mormon democratic defcction
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Mississippi Is Rea5v

Jackson, Miss, November 3. -Mlssi>sipnl
Is ready for her onesided battle of bal
lois tomorrow. No interest whatever 4,
SHOWN IN the congressional election. there
osing no. opposition To the democratic can
4, : niHie IA any district, and hut little m.
y mauitested In the constitutional
,,.i1 piHehts Tho chances are the vote
VIII be smaller than last ycas
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Rain in Oklahoma.

Guthrie, Okla, November 3.-PoHtical
leaders Of both parties are Of the opinion
tonight that the steady rain, which has
fallen since sunday morning. will cut an
important figure IN tomorrow's election.
They say the rain will cut down the vote.
and that 1t Is difficult To predict from
which party the greater loss viii come
Both parties however. are claiming victory
Inv AN rrDtg ma ruffue
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Helena, Mont November a.-Chsirr,,,
Lindsay OF the republican state committee
sala tonight that he believed Dlxon ~.
pqPhe99n, would be elected 10 congress
al, Ioomey chalrman 81 the 6sno
for $500 S.ste committee, claims the election
silrality, and that the legisistcre M, 80 l
democratic on Joint ballot VIA DC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Topeka. KAN November s.-Kapsas y,,
elect fun State ticket. Including e,rs,
pngFessmen, tomorrow. A nonpartl.,,
view on the situation tonight makes -
esaE that the republicans viii clert nat
S,Atf and congressional tickets. Ths de,,
tsts; on The other hand. are almost snro
90 muAe gains In the legislature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

New Haven, Conn. November r,o
republican State committee h tonight c,n.
huent OF general victory In tomorrow's
the plurality Tor the state Ticket VIM ia
reduced from the 1900 ~ two wears aro
~; MT Gates also predicts republican snccsss
~ aH Tue congressional districts. the
HaIuest hght being IN the Fourth where
q congressman, I'm Is opposed By william
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

New Orleans, November with no IN.
certainty as TO the result. little interest
is manifested IN the election in Louisiana
tomorrow for congressman The vote VIII
be light No district however Sc doubtful
ana seven democratic members VIII be
returned. Among the constitutional amend
ments is one repeating the section max
Ing payment Of the POLL tax a prerequisite
to voting.
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nae InteLest h Arkansas.

Little Rock, Ark. November 3-Indi-
cations tonight are that not over half the
normal voting strength OF Arkansas viii
be shown at the election for congressman
tomorrow The democratic managers OK
press the utmost confidence IN the elec-
lion ot the seven democratic nominees.
The republican managers are giving ont 10
estimates.
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sItuatIon h MashInnton.

Seattle, Wash, November 3.-Chairman
Morrison OF the republican State commit
tee says:
The republican ticket will carry tho
state by 24o0O majority The republicans
VIII control both houses OF the iegisla.
chairman HeifneT OF the Democrat,
state committee saws: .'The 5emocra..i Z,
ticket will carry the State by msioritias
ranging from 1900 to 4OOO."
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Clean Sweep h North cs-oI,,,

Raleigh y. c., November s.--Indicatiops
are that there viii be sweeping demo.
cratic victory In North Carolina tomorrow
WIN majority for the state ticket of from
V,n" "a $1,000 thousand An indicitlops
pliht 20 nine democratic congressman ccr.
tam, with ten probable. Tho rcnubilc,rs
SS9E lhFy have hopes In two districts tSs
Elshth anu Tenth, aud claim they viii yin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Reno, New November s.-Tbere c,p ,o
NO aouot that Newlands, democratic candl.
aaIe Tor senator, viii make stubborn
nt4l tomortow but the republicans stlu
eig storm Is threatened and should n NJ.
sso,, ,9moFrqW IL viii keep many away
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Louisville Ky, November s.-on the eve
OF election the outlook In the congressman
elections in Kentucky has not changed n,
Is conceded that the democrats viii e,ec,
ssNeh congressman and the republie,rs
IA doubt '"'ee districts are
-FOUR appellate court judges are also %
De elected, and the democrats eiaim :, 20
VIII make clean sweep An these raees
win In three districts. 'neJ VIZ
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a. E. GiI5crt Died al Beauoiaa

Beaumont. Texas. November s-h
z. Gilbert, merchant and staekna
Pelican, Texas. died ~ the sisters M
yesterday morning Mr.. Gilbert VIZ
known n many NJ the people o. Z
mont. He Is a nephew Of Dr, GlNsil
IS related to Or. Simpson BIZ m!1a
lie was married and IFS wife ard I.
survive him. His father lives At q
water Ala At $40 o'clock SundaJ 4
ing Mr.. Gilbert was seen to reel al'
upon the Sidewalk He was picked Y
Policeman George Hodges and taka
me hospital IN hack and dle',
twenty minutes after being admitted
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VIII be largely republican The democrats
leaders predict the election Of five Of the
new senators 10 be chosen. but the repub-
tors and fortyhve OF the sixty members II
the house State Chairman Gourley, for
the democrats. believes the democrats viii
carry four congressional districts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Fargo, \. D.. November with a nor
NAL vote the republican managers predict
they will have at least 1900 majority for
the State ticket. The legislature Is expect
eu 70 be republican by about so per cent.
The democrats saw republican maiorities
Will be cut down.
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Mlnnesota b AnathntIo

- Paul MIMI November s.-Gener,t
apathy is what the republicans OF MIpno.
sofa have most 20 fear IN tomorrov,s ~.
han Ss s.i,nq'gsa the democratic management
p p p9l IN the best campaign IN vcors
hflhnn5San Chairmsn Jamis0n ana neT,s
SSue chairman Buck are equally saneninS
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Concord, y. H. November 3.-The repub.
Leans do not put their plurality for the
State ticket at less than 10000. while
democrats assert that there will be no
choice by the people and the election VIII
De thrown in the house Of representatives.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

= washington November 3.-chairnan
\, lenes Of the democratic National com
sn.ttee has appointed James II a,sd
turner soTeFnor Of California, as A mem.
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W. Ouiet h Geornia.

Atlanta, Ga, November 3.-Lack OF re-.
publicans ana certain democratic success
has deprived the campaign 10 Georgia Of
interest. The democrats viii return eleven
congress men,
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Lima, Peru, November 3.-EugenIss
TTabure is organizing a new cabinet y
llilanuevn, Manuel 8 Vilvacenclo als
wa Matte have accepted positions
new ministry.
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Ne Channe IN Idaho.

Boise, Idaho. November 3-There has
been no change 10 the Idaho situation,
each side claiming the state ON both State
aud legislative tickets
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Il had a great time" be said 1T was
splendid sport. | dld not shoot anything
TO be sure. hut It was the outing that /
wanted. That was an was after any
way, and got t. l enjoyed IL Immensely"
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Jacksonville, Fla. November 3.-There Is
10 opposition TO the democratic candidates
tomorrow and the vote will be light.
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paien IN this state has hesn Saui'
u's' spirited In years, There appears. 10.
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her Of the National committee from Il
state. vice Mr. Tarpey. resigned.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-20
United Evangelical.
A NATURAL RESULT.

1t Is very reasonable to suppose II the
foundation of structure was removed
that the building itself is bound to
come down. This same principle can
be applied to disease. Take a medi.
cine into the system that will remove
the cause Of sickness. and the illness
leaves of itself. Dyspepsia. indiges.
tion, sick-headache and billousness
have their foundation in stomach dis.
orders. Remove this weakness and
the other symptoms are no more.
There is one cure for all this that ali
druggists sell for 25c per box, II is
called DR. Gums Improved Liver
Pills. They get right at the beginning
OF these diseases and make the cure
by taking away the cause OF IL. We
will send small box free by mail, or
a large box on receipt of Csc. Address
DR.. Gum. Philadelphia, Pa. For sale
At DR.. Stones Drug Stores.
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w. f. Richardson has returned from
a business trip to Portland.
Mrs. NJ b. Kegg and daughter. OF
McMinnville. are in the city visiting
for few days.
Miss Hattie Litchfeld. of Portland,
is the city, visiting Miss Laura Kirk,
and attending the state fair
Fred T. Merrill. OF Rambler bicycle
fame, and a member of Portland's city
council. is in attendance at the state
fair
Mrs. NJ Montgomery. of Junction
City. is spending a few days with sa-
lem friends. and attending the state
fair.
r. A. Bondurant. of Portland. has
Joined Mrs. Bondurant, who is visiting
with her sister. Mrs. W. F. Osburn.
in this city.
Col. c. b. Montague was in Albany
Thursday. en- route to Salem, where he
will attend a reunion of war veter-
ans.-Albany Herald.
Or. J. w, Thomas left today for Phil
adelphia. where he will take a special
course in the jefferson Medical Col
lege He expects to be gone about
year.
John Loomis. OF the firm of John
Loomis q Sons. Newport. is taking In
the state fair. He says II is a great
fair, and that Salem has three times
the life 1t had few years ago
J. L. Carter OF Hood River, former
superintendent OF the state institute
for the blind. at Salem, is in the city
for a few days. Mr.. Carter is much |
improved in health. and reports his
section OF the country prosperous