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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31

Ion. In tpeIdem bic ganst syomiTi,
0iimden Derfammelt mar. nOfIid
griibte er unb fduute Ii1 srtpartnnqs,
bou un. gber iiebe ba! tsine Nrdni
! fanf err0tbenb on feline 9ruit. Ghi
| fpieBbiirserlide priiberte! Ct puBt,
nidt, mas er ba3u fasen fplIte, unh
| faste baher nur iebr tpenis. Mum bic
Sdipiegereltern unb bic mGbhen mas
ren, I'm @egenfab sn ibrer ionitigen
@epflogen6eit. febr iutnig rebfelig. =
Ob iie bic @a1s bereuten2 Dber nur
einen Rabeniammer batten9
@erleeen brebts er bas 8oufet, has
er binterm Riiden perbarg. unb plasirte
es III einem unbenahten Mueenblid in
eine @afe. Man fpran bonn nenen
Sabr, ppm fdSneH Wetttr, unb enblia
lub Jpn Grau Diimhen gum mittogs
brot Elm. Das mar bod lpsnigfsens
etpas.
9bea blidte ibn sGrtlidh an. Sb
iie es fpar9 9aa, natiirlid, 70 betro4s
tet etfltn nur feline 8rdut. llnb pie
1ubf4 fe ausfdaute, fiiB gun, 46fiiis
fen. Shon tpollte er-ober ba fab e.
Mdrias glide auf iid ruben; aud
5drtlih, auh nah Graut. Qllfo fie!--
6errgDtt. 6errgott. tpeldt bon 8eibtn9
Das mar einfa1 gum 0er5peifeln.
@ine peinlide, peflegenbeitsf1piile
paufe. Sbm trat Der Mns5tf9neib auf
Die Stirn. gr entfann iid. 10 f9aus
berOs mar ibm nur etnmdl 5u Mutbs
gepden. Damals. nah benz miinbs
lt4en MbiturientensGramen. Dor benz
0ertiinben Der Reiultate. Die ein Mlp
las's auf feiner Bruit, unb fDrmli9
befreienb par's fir ibn setpeien, als
Der lanse @9ulratb nit Der ironi16en
grille pertiinbete: Mar gintber--
ni1t beitonbtn.
rWoran benf.n e5ieg" unterbrdd
Sbed feline Srdumereien. Der Qlnte
mort ipurbe Ct iiberbpben, benn ss tlins
gelte, unb Elm W6bhen iiberbrud1te
Elm Rieienblumenitiid. Gin Qoupert
lag babel.
Wie bic bunsrisen 9iser itiirattn Fe
ale auf ben 9ritf. Die @btpieaere
mutter erpifdte ibn 3usrf. rib Jpn auf
unb las:
Der br6utli6en Fbea
Der Gtammtii1.'
unb ba sefdab's. Shea lief nit
4rmen su benz sliids
li9en 8rdutisam unb fi.t ibm NIT
einem auB um ben Gals. seun enbs
lid iDubten Diim9ens unh @iintber,
lpel9e bon 8eibeH bic sliidlihe Brout
Ipar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31
auappfn fiir 9iiretrlide.

Die Mniidt, baB nur Der MbeI Mup-
pen fiibren biirfe. lit Elm tpeitberbreites
ter nnb fat iilausrottbarer sSsrrglaube.
Die @efdi9te belebrt uns, baB fAon
I'm 13. Sabrbunbert biirserlihe Mapz
pen gebrau9t ipurben, unb bic beutz
iden Raiier unb Giiriten bes Mittel=
alters baben Dielfad an Biirgsrlibe
befpnbere Mappen berlieben,as Neiors
bers bic ipoblbabenben 5t6bfe fiibrten
5dmilientDappen, ipie man iis In oiten
Neidsitdbten beute mod bel ongsfebes
men Jamilien in @ebrauh iinbst. sSm
16. unb IL. Sabrbunberi lDar bic
eisentlide 8liitbeaeit tisIsr biirgers
lihen Ganilienipappen. Man br1nte
Tie auf @rabbenfniilern, auf Giegeln,
petfhaften, Miin5ern unb an ben
9austbiiren an, unD erit I'M 18. scsabr@
bunbert, NIT benz Ginbringen bes Mrz
tDfo, entfhipdnb in GentThIanb Die
2uit, biirserlide 5anilienipappea Su
erbalten pber neue 3u fdaffen. On
Stelle Der Mappen traten nlleeori{he
5ignren. Damn tamen bic b1isn 3eiz
ten Der Rriege unb bes tririhihaftlideu
Niebergangs. Mn bic gteIle Der Be-
baglihfeit unb bes Ghmutfes trat Biz
@infahbeit unb Niihternbeit, limb bic
Gdmilienipappen erbisltsn ii1 rsur nod
~nuf ben petfdaften unb GieseIrinsen.
gls dber i1dd) Ginfiibrunq ber aums
mirten 9riefumfdldge bas Giegelu
nnb bamit Der @ebraud) Der Giegels
rinse unb petfddfte in GortfalI fomen,
iDuroen bic biirgerlihen 0dnliliennapz
pen fait gdn5 unb gar pergeifen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31
gle sedten uno potulirtsn nadp 9er,euslu

Sie sedten uuo potuiirtsu nud 9ersensluit
Dirtb. auf ieine eriie 6-au, auf leiue
5psite Grau, auf bic ainber. unb
f4lieBli6, al5 es gar ni4ts mebr 5u
toaften gab, lieB man bic Oamen bod)s
leben. 9enn audi biefes pdr geheiligte
Site: tpdbrenb bes eanaen Sabres
burften feline Oamen ben Stommti1d
entDeiben, an pel6em ern5te Mdnner
ihren seliebten Stat tlopFten. glm
6plbelierdbenb aber paren fie gebuIbet
unb fie burfien bonn Hebentifd gum
Stammtifa aboneiren. Gum sroben
grsDben bes iunsen Giintber.
gDie 9iint6er an ben StammtifA
Der alten Stats8eteransn gefpmmen
ipnr-er ipuBte es ielbit nt1t mebr.
Genus, bic Sbatfa9e blieb belteben,
bab er ieben Mbenb nit benz eemiitbz
lihen Diim9en unb beFsn S9paeer
BET ben bunten 8ldttern fab. gr per<
Tor oft, unb bds ma9te niht ettpd, neil
Ct geborener SfateSbiot tpdr-bie bei<
ben Nnberen ipielten aud ni9t befsr
--rlein. bdran trusen Maria unb Shea
pie 5dnlb.
Maria unb Shea! Beibe jung,
bii6fh, bes retden Diim1en S0ater;
bic cine NIT belen Mngen unb bunflen
baaren, bic iiinaere NIT bellen 6aaren
unb buntlen Nusen. @ein fpeihes,
iDettes 9ers pDhte fir lie 9eibe. Marid
berb. itol5. perfdloifen unO pornsbm
Shea luffie, genliitbiih, nit burtigem
plappermiinbhen. Gern bdtte @iins
tier lie ale BeIbe sebeiratbet, aber bas
ging ntnt gut an aus berf1iebenen
@riinbeH, gritens ipdren lie fdun bas
NIT einberitanben gepefen, bic NoIe ber
beiben @rdfinnen BON @leihen 3u fpies
len; 5tpsitens beitraft es bas beutf1e
Meihsgefebbu6, bas bafiir ben irau<
linen Ranen r9igamie" fennt, unb
gum brttten tpdre es Tim unm6glid gsz
lpeftn. 3tDei 1rarsn au srndbren.
60 penbeite Giinther BIN unb ber
sfpifdsn ben bstbsn M6bhen; spei@
feInb, ipslde er fdltebli1 srtpGblen
fcL[te, rnante Ct bei tctner srnit. Wobl
tpnBtsn bis WGbhen um feline 8es
nlHbungen, He modten ibn aud CERT
ranlentIid bate Sben ihn in ibr 5er3
gefdloiiendber 70 eman5ipirt poren
iit benn bod Hoh uibs, bdb iie ibm
einen Mntrag mahten unb iid ibm su
JiiBen legtetl.-
Die sn0Ifte Giunbs nabt. bas alte
nsSdhr sing 3u Gnbe. Mit bronisnben
prDiitrufen tpirb tas lleus begriiBt; es
baulpft bie NofDIe, bic pfonnfuhen
buftsn. Mdn ihrtit 6urrab. urnarmt
iin, nidt iitt au unb trinit unb trinft.
Die Gtimmung iuirb INNER Isbsnbi<
9sr, luitigsr, nusetInHener. Mnss lit
isIig. syiingfinse Mdnner. Gvtifs,
Uruutn unb 5ungfrauen itsben unier
bs,n GiuflnIfe bss i5itli6en fiibsn Gs<
bf6uS.
Nlan i0blt jubtlt, f9rsit uub Iiaei
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31
en- gdn5en Sag iibtr mar ber
fdarfe glprbtpinb burcb bic
5traBen geiast, unb bic Wais

en- gdn5en Sag iiber mar ber
fharfe Norbtpinb bur9 bic
g 5traBen geiast, unb bic Mais
ferpfiisen, fpelde Der fhmeI&
3enbe S9nee berboreebrddt, tparen
tpieber sefrpren. Glisernbes gis lag
IN Der &uft. auf ben 5traBen trabtsn
unb f6arrten bic &ebrer bas glatte
Gis fort. Grit gsgen Nbenb ipurbe es
fDieoer milber, unb nun l0ite fi9 bic
RGlte in einen itarfen GnneeFoQ ouf,
Der ote Gtabt ipie nit einem tpeiBen
2eidentu6 bsbedte.
Oenen, bic am Stommtifb bes Hes
Faurants nSdubert" faben, mar inbeb
bur9aus ni4t triibfelie gu Mutb. sic
aeaten. potulirten unb fhmauiten na9
5er5ensluit, benn 70 mar es i'm NeItaue
rant @dubert 8rau9 getpeien bon
Nlters per: am 4benb, an tpel9em bag
fheibenbe Sabr suno 5ur Hufte eing,
batten bic Stamm9dfte freis 3ehe. Das
purbe peiolib ausgenuBt unb ielbit bic
Wdbigften tpurben gu sroben 3e9ern
por bem Serrn.
50 tpurbe benn audi BON Der 5hus
hertf9sn RDrona pett iiber ben Durit
getrunten: man lieB bos alte Sabr
bod le6en, tront duf ben freunblichen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31

bic .Ma6t am Nbein1 mnb sd tptie
ni9t, mas fou es bebeuten," @iintber
umarmt ben alten Diimhen unb ertlGri
tpeinenb, bob Ct feline S6dter liebe.
Snlutb5enb ertpibert Diimden, bd6
ibm Giintber als 5dpieeeriobn bods
tpilltpmmen fei. Muh sSrau Diinl6en
umarmt ihn, tpdbrenb ibr bide, beige,
seriibrte Shrdnsn iiber bic Wangen
ro[len. Die @timmung bat ben bDas
iten 8rab Der MusgeldfIsnheit erreiht.
2ein Wenf9 ipeiB mebr mas er fdst.
frast. tbut. Cine allgemeine Werbriis
beruns hebt an, In biefer erhdbenen,
feierlihen Gtunbe ipirb Giintber ber
8rdutisam Grdulein Dim6ens. CUR
Weibe bes 8unbes itedt ibm Der
Sdlpieeerpater 1sinen bliBenben 9rils
lantring uuf ben Singer. Man Bee
gliidtpiinfbt bas iunge paor unb lGBt
es bo6leben. WiebeT Elm Mnlab gum
Irirlten.
9lls @iintber am anberen 0ormittaa
erpd4te, lo9te bic N.uiabrs{onne In
fein 56lafsimmer htnetn. Sbm tpar
aber gar nidt gum 2a9en. Setn Ropf
i6merate. nie penn er IN einen
ShraubitDd sespdnst mare, Der lanss
fam aber iider INNER fefter aufammens
ge5oeen tpirb. Gr rieb ii9 bi. brens
nenben 9lueen unb sriff mad benz Mais
ferglos auf bem Hadttifd. 0d funs
telte ibm etfpas enteeeen; ouf benz
Rtngfingsr Der linten 9anb mar es:
elm 8riQantreif.
@r itor-te ben Rine an, ipie ein
Rleinpb aus etnem 3auberitab.. gBie
fam Der Gins an feins 5anb9 Satte .r
i6n eefunben, eeItoblen ober in feinsm
9ufel bas 5eni!er zines SutpeIierz
labens einsei6laesn9 8Dfs Mbnungen
burh5ogsn fein umbiiItertes Gsmiitb.
gr fam unb fam. gGmdlis ianten
bic Nebelf6lster bon ieinem 5irn, er
bltdte tlarer unb erinnert. iicb. Rias
ttg, Gater DImden batte ibm ben
8rillanten perebrt. glber param9 gr
mar 5tuar Elm f.br gutter menid, aber
troBbem f9entt er bod teinem ;yrenh.
ling 70 mir nidts hir ni1ts .insn tofte
barren Rtng. Smner tisfer fant Der
Rebel, INNER tlarer tpurb. es.
Wttt einem SAB fprong er ous hem
8ctt, geun uuBte ere: er mar ia bets
lebt!
Nlfo rid%tig perlpbt! Doran mar
nidt gu riitteln. Der 9uttr bate so
gefogt. hie, Mutter hatt. Ga ssfast, Bic
So4ter batte- GntIebta ergriff ibn,
ftDbnenb fprane er in's 8ett suriid.
gtri 5rQgt tau6ts tn tbm duf, cine
fdtdialsf9ipere:
rWelde Eo9ier bate Sa se1aet2"
@r ipuBte es nidt mebr. S9r.dli9,
feline Geoanten pernirrten iid Oh bes
Gr liebie-er spuBte
nt4t men; er par perlobt, ct tpuBte
ni4t, nit mem. Sol9' einen 8rGutis
gam gab es auf Gottss neit.r Mslt
ni6t.
Seirathm ipo[lte er ia gon3 germ. gs
tit nun einn1ol Der 8eruf bes Mlons
nes, ii9 NIT elmer 5rau b.rumauGrsern.
Mber ipsnigitens mubte ct bod tpifTen,
nit tpel9er yrau!
MamGlig berubiate fih @iintber.
ytd, tpean er fid aud ni1t mebr ents
fann- oas ibot iGlieBli9 nihts. Gr
ipIrbe ii6h f9pn 10 biplomatifeh anftelz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31

Clemens 5udte innerlib 3nfammen,
aber e. hiitete fih. es duberlid merten
5u ldfen; tpo5u aud alf Elm ioI1es
aufdlIises Derfpre1en dhten!
Mnnelies tpor eingefnldfen; gana
feit f6lief lie in Der beiben GriibIingsS
9ormittagsfDnne, als iei es fpGter
Nbenb. 1lnb gana fin belt lie Der
itarfe. iinse Mrm, bamit fie ni1t err
maiden folIte.-Mls es nah .einiaen
Minuten bennDd gefdab, ladte Mnns.9
lies nnb ftanb auf; nein, ipie man nur
ID faul iein f0nne, am beaen Moraen
gu fhldfen! llnb bier babe lie nod ale
bic Mufbdnger an bic Oanbtiiher 3u
raben, bamit lei iie bod iidt fertig ges
tpnrben.
Sd, lie ndbte fleibis. 11nb mod flei>
bigger pflegtt fie lire bier MoIenifrGuz
| der, Damit nur ia Der 5fpeite sSlor reht
iippig tperben folIts.
Mls Der Geptember tam, bIiibten re
ale nod einmol herrlib.
Qlnnelies dber Tag brinnen in benz
grDBen @drbinenbett, borin einls bie
Snseborg DerfdieDen mar, ltnb badte,
lts fei bod reht fhdbe, boB nun bie
| 0oh5eit erft I'm Dftebes 5ein f0nne.
nQDenti nun bdnn feine Nolen mehr
blubsnP fdgte iit 9an3 trourig su
lGlemerls, ber nsben ibrsnl Belt fde anb
nit 9tlbeutrdft INNER NOD 3,l ldhtIn
= g
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31

Gin Nldoden iiberbrahts tin Siieitnblu.
nienitiid.
len, bab DIm6ens nihts rnerften. gnr
immer laDiren unb ii6 teine 9l0be ges
ten! llnb bann ipiirbe linn ia audi bic
8raut NIT einem Stub I'm ben 9als
fallen.
@emiithIid 5os er iih an. fiibrte feis
iltn reDoltirenben GhdbeI cine Gtunbe
fpd5ieren. tdufte ein gr0Bes Boufet unb
gtng su ftinem HrGuIein Braut.
Rlopfenben 6eroens fties e bic 5lDei
1rgppen hinauf. Sbm mar bod efn
iptnig btflommen 3u Mutbs.
~Ebcd Wdri1; Maria Ebed. :
gr 31bite es ali Ben Rn0pfen al. Gins
MaI Mori1, sinn,dl Sbea. Gum
audud mil hem RnopfprdfeI!
Gnergiim flingelie sr; bns NAB den
iffneie I'm uub fiibrtt TN ii bsn Gcs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31
3Hst asusm SABRE |!
Con Ssh. Grojan.

Gtn neuts Sahr. eiu nsuss 4sfitn,
Gin neu Sertron'u, elm neuee Slid,
Troia iebtm 2eib. bos Sud bstrofIen
uno thrdneAibper Hs4 triibt ben Slid
GrfolG benz ernffen, srtaen @iasen
une ieotn! 8treben rslen Nnth,
flne itosr arbeit nta @tlinesH,
Da3u bee FrleSsns foitbar @ut,
Gin frShlid per, auf alltn 8teen,
Gin Sein,. beid1irmt Dor 0etb, @tfabr,
llub aber aHsm @ottes Ssasa.
Gliid ami. Slid anf ,um ntusn Sobri
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Gnoe td),perer 8ut,e.

siOur gitp. sa.. %. Dss. gas=
iportb 3. De ssranee burfte beute oas
5taats3udtbaus uerliifsn. in iusldem
Ct 10 Sabre unter 2btehnuna tiner 9es
ipilien 3eit fir autes Werhaltsn ,peaell
Gntmenblina tinet 3usieeni- poImatte
berbubt bate. Ter ialI mar einsr Der
mertuiirbiafen in Der geidihte BEG
iueltlihen @eribtsmeiens. Sc ssranee
iuur6e i'm gunnes, Giiirittsaeridt fir
Nsbrasta zines q .aen sinen Voiimaoen
beriibten rduberiihen ueberfalles fhul.
big befnnoen. unb obaleid i'm 9aufe
Der Berbanblnng nahg,pisien puroe.
oab Ct nur cine sin3iae 3,psieeni. yrief.
marie erbentet bate. ipuroe er Al,
lebensldnalider 3uhtbausnraie perur.
tbsilt. QrdIinsnt Mesainlep nnrps
ip1brenb isiner Mmtsseit auf ben sfal
aufmertfam geniadt unb er Iebte oas
StrafmaB auf Is Sabre berab.
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Grkldrnme. II q.
uon efytb0le MuAnsra.

Der tDslit Wlnnn bnb ois 3u froasus g sqs
sGrildr bos cine mir, i'd bitt:
On ipcffeR ilbsr iebe Wavrbeit I.
tlno ntada bod iebe Rarrbeit mttpS
Der Sfdlt tuisgt biu itno Der ben @6dber
llno lddpelt Itlie: sSieb, bas nfad)t:
y9 btr fttu Btiitr, Der iidb Grgerf,
SD bin Elm Narr, oer's mefg unA
IGsbf."
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&eht neu9ierig lam man baraut
iein. iuelhe WenDunaen bic Sobres.
ipetloe nit ii6 briuaen fpirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-31

8 l1ler (am Diiffst rufenb)::
s'ns 8robs gisarrs III mitilersm Wrsis
iir 'ntr fIeiu<n Mtonienl~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-04

and specialues. The popular Masons
have become prime favorites in the
parts of Rudolph. the horse doctor,
and Adolph, the ladies' tailor.
Their Characterization. while be
ing extremely humorous, also possess
the merit OF being life-like and plaus-
ible. They are not caricatures, but
funny human beings-who sing, dance
and evoke roars Of laughter. The
supporting company Is an excellent
one The following well-known far
ceurs have prominent parts: Charles
II. Bates. Robert B. Mack James
Hornberger, Bessie Phillips, Beatrice
Mckenzie, Ada Henry. Louise Rutter
Magda Foy Envy Percan and Lizzie
Lemke.
There is also a large aud shapely
chorus Of pretty girls who can sing
and dance. Special attention has been
directed towards providing a sumptu-
ous scenic setting and the costuming
is elaborate and costly Some novel
and original effects are promised The
company numbers thirty people.
Rudolph and Adolph" means good,
clean. hearty fun.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-04
reunion Of coIIeae Women.

Milwaukee. wis, Nov. 4-Instruct
OTIS and graduates Of a score Of lead
ing colleges. coeducational, or for wo-
men, are gathered here for the 22d
annual convention Of the Association
of College Alumnae, which will be in
session during the next three days
Among the institutions represented
are Wellesley Colleges, Northwestern
University, University Of Illinois
Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Vassar
College. Radcliffe College. Ohio Wes
leyan University and Western Re
serve University.
This afternoon the delegates went
to Madison, where they we're enter
tanned at the University Of wiscon
sin. The business sessions Of the
meeting will begin in this city tomor
row with Mrs. Elizabeth Howe, OF
Buffalo, president Of the association
presiding.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-04
Skip This if
You Don't 90

Slot machines to sell admission
tickets 10 the worlds fair at ST. Louis
are undergoing a test AZ the admins.
trAtion building. Mistakes cannot be
made, and the charge that a worlds
faIy ticket seller "shortchauges" a
visitor cannot be consistently made
with this machine in use.
Sample machines are on exhibition
in the Once OF ths administration de.
paTtment az the administration
building. The simple manner in
whlch they operate commends IN m,
aud when the exposition opens a bat
terry of these machines will be install.
ed at each gate. The first requisite
will be a silver half dollar for no 9th
er coin or substance viii cause the
machine 20 disgorge the coveted bit
OF pasteboard that viii give entry to
the grounds. Money changers booths
win be literally provided and as ma,
ny half dollars as are wanted may be
obtained
With his half dollar betwixt his
fiagers. the visitor may approach the
machine, which stands about hve feet
tall About four feet above the
ground Is a slot and a legend calling
attention 20 a. The buyer drops in
his coin. gives the crank turn and
out comes a properly stamped and
ndmbered ticket
should the mechanism OF the slot
machine fail or should the supply Of
ti~kets give out, the slot Is automat.
ically closed, and il win BE- impossi.
Bile 70 drop in a coin.
The visitor then enters the gate.
passing a turustile. which registers
his entrance. Electric wires are al.
tached 20 the turnstile. ana termin.
ate In the once Of the director OF al.
mission. A separate wire runs from
each turpsule and connects with Sc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-04

offers a choice OF THREE gateway
KANSAS CITY. ST. JOSEPH q
OMAHA, to Chicago and points EA
Through Standard and TouA
sleeping cars daily between San I'm
cisco and Chicago via Los Angels
and FL Paso.
Through Tourist Sleeper euA
TUESDAY from Portland to CAicap
via Salt Lake and Colorado spriAgl
Through Standard Sleeping oan
daily between Ogden and Chieago
Lowest rate in effect always ava
able via Rock Island System"
Reduced ROUND TRIP RATES b
effect on July ~, Is, Is and ls, @i
August IS. IS. rs and 2s; 90 days 70
turn limit
Be sure that your ticket reads q
the Great Rock Island Route
The best and most reasonable .
ing car service For lnformation.
GEO. W. BANTER, T. p. A.
l. B. GORHAM, Gen Agt. 25t Aids
street, Poruend Ore.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-04
FRIDAY
NIGHTS
BILL
Rudolph and AdOlph,
Horse Doctor and
Ladies' Tailor
Assisted by a Very Strong
Company and Will Give
SalemiteS a Delight
full Evening

Eroadhurst & Curries twin stars
Mason and Mason, will appear at the
Grand Opera house next Friday even
ing in the third edition Of Charles
Newman's teutonical musical farce
comedy, Rudolph and Adolph." The
annual visit OF this attraction has
come TO be looked forward to with
joyful anticipation by its hosts of fol.
lowers I'm the various towns visited.
Rudolph and Adolph" is merry
entertainment. brimfull of amusing
complications, comic surprises and
plenty Of catchy musical numbers
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-04
ONLY
SUGGESTION
But Il Has Proven Of Interest and
Value to Thousands.

Common sense would suggest that
II one wishes to become feshy and
plump It can only result from the food
we cat and digest and that food should
be aIbuminous or flesh forming food.
like eggs, beefsteak and cereals: in
other words the kinds Of food that
make flesh are the foods which form
the greater part of our daily bills OF
fare.
But the trouble is that while we
eat enough and generally too much,
the stomach, from abuse and over
work. does not properly digest ani as.
simulate il, which is the reason so
many people remain thin and under
weight; the digestive organs do not
completely digest the food forming
beefsteak and eggs and similar whole
some food.
There are thousands of such who
are really confirmed dyspeptics, al
though they may have no particular
pain or Inconvenience from their
stomachs.
Is such persons would lay their
prejudices aside and make a regular
practice OF taking, after each meal,
one or two OF stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets the food would be quickly and
thoroughly dlgested. because these
tablets contain the natural peptones
and diatase which every weak stom.
ach lacks, and by supplying this want
the stomach Is soon enabled 10 reach
It's natural tone and vigor.
Stuarrs Dyspepsia Tablets digest
every form OF flesh forming food;
meat eggs, bread and potatoes. and
this is the reason they so quickly
build up. strengthen and lnvigorate
thin, dyspeptic men, women and cbil.
dren.
lnvalids and children. even the most
delicate, use them with marked bene-
~ as they contain no strong. irritat
ing drugs, no cathartic nor any harm
ful ingredient
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the
most successful and most widely
known OF any remedy for stomach
troubles because tits the most rea.
sonable and scientific OF modern med.
icines.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tabletsf are sold
by-every druggist in the United States
and Canada, as well as in Great Brit,
ain. at SO cents for complete treat.
ment
Nothing further Is required to cure
any stomach trouble or TO make thin.
nervous dyspeptc people, strong
plump and well.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-04

ries Of diaIs in the admission head
quarters, and it is possible for the ex
position management TO know at any
moment the exact number Of admis-
sions to the exposition.
All holders OF passes will need to
be identified. This will be done by
means Of photographs. Plans are
now under way to provide each per
son entitled to a season pass with q
coupon book, good for each day Of
the fair. his photograph appearing on
each coupon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-04
Corvallis ( EasteTnR R,
TIME CARD NO. 22

No. 2 for YaquIna-
Leaves Albany ...... 1915 pm.
Leaves Corvallis ...... 1850 pm.
Arrives YaQuinR ....... 5:35 pm.
No. I returning
Leaves YaQuina .. 1880 am.
Leaves Corvallis ..... 1850 am.
Arrives Albany ........ 1918 nm.
NO. 3 for Detroit
Leaves Albany ....... 700 am.
Arrives Detroit ....... 1920 pm.
no. = from Detroit
Leaves Detroit .. 100 pm.
Arrives Albany ........ B:55 pm.
Train No. i arrives in Albany In
time TO connect with the 8. p. south
bound train, as well as giving two or
three hours In Albany before departure
OF S. p. north bound train.
Train No. connects with the s. p.
trains at Corvallis and Albany giving
direct service 20 Newport and adjacent
beaches.
Train No. for Detroit. Breltenbush
and other mountain resorts leaves AZ
bany az z; an. reaching Detroit about
noon, giving ample time % reach the
springs the same day.
For further information apply 10
EDWIN STONE, Manager.
r. COCkREIIs. Agent, Albany.
Ii. IA. CRONisE. Agent. Corvallis.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-04
Miss Browns Wedding.

Baltimore, Nov A society we'd
ding Of note today was that of Miss
May Ridgley Brown, daughter Of form
er Governor Frank Brown, of Mary
land, to Mr.. Gordon Taylor Hughes
Of New York. The ceremony was per
formed at the Brown residence in
North Charles street and was follow
ed by a wedding breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs Hughes will make their future
residence in New York.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-04

o. " AAANa 60 80
loses vigor.
Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
dyspepsia and o.h-
er diseases OF the
stomach and asso-
ciated organs of Ii
gestiou and nutri-
ton. II enables
the proper nusr-
. ton Of the boly
1 and restores mca-
tai cheerfulness as
we'll as physical
strength.
uFor about two years
/ suffered from a very
obstinate case Of dye-
pep-ia. writes r. Il.
secord. Esq., or -
Eastern Ave. Toronto.
Ontario. Il tvied a
great number OF RENE.
dies without success.
/ finally lost faith IN
them an. I was 50 far
gone that ! could rot
bear any solid food on
ms stomach for a long
time 6-ii melancholy
and febJSSScd. Gould
not sleep nor follow
NY occupation. Some
four months ago q
friend recommended
your Golden Medical
Di sc1very. Aner a
weeks treatment I
had derived 50 rssscA
benefit that 7 Daiis-
ued the NEE .cine. I
have taken three bot
ties and am convinced
IL has in my case ac-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-04
Century Plant at Worlds Fair.

st. Louis. Nov. 4.-The Landscape Of
fhs worlds fair has received four car
loads Of century plants from the Uni.
versity Of Notre Dame. at South Bend,
Indiana These plants are all Of them
magnificent specimens Of many years
growth. They number 200 and will