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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
Sansiom uohunerine.
Ssipeptifsrcns 9iGt aiusr iuaeu Gin.
Looming til 8ienpinSclic al Stprfc.

Gen bpipeptiifc, ser uS6ungrer Sc,
gene % Sierne, furSt ban life fan
iorosie Rnben, bar ingen In(e0uiu1
til at blt iterf i9ien for0i Ieaemli1
Stprte life fan bpgseS op mbtagen
paa 8soemioIer, iom fan forosieS.
Gette err 8rope R1,ts' Spgaoc, ION
enbOer Spipeptifer ia ~nfprosie, %
iom itrar pil begpnce at opbpa8c Of
mere.
gn 8isconitn@on tiger: IS sc
ii0ite Z Iar bar ies ltot meset al Nta.
pecnber, % / Is Maaneoer funoe lea
bperfen ipiie eler 0rifte noaet. fife
eugung Ell STE @ieIf, uoer at oet
ioroario9eSe itore 2iOeIicr.
Set forcfom mig, at ieg bao6e prs.
pet etbpert WiboeI / 8er6en, OF lea
babe opgipet oIt Saab ON n~ogeniin,
Sc at BIZ beore, ga Ell Zen tiIroabe0e
mig at ipiie @rape.Nr,tS 5000. Sea
bar nGitcn aItior ulpblss til at prspe
cen, for eg oente6e, at ieg itutSe %,
% ale mine Eenrer penteSe set lam,
me, men omiiSer icrbte leg So eiter
az G~r6oe9lfe, % ga Den foiR par ieg
inn mag, at ieg life funSe ocnSe mig
/ Sen9cn.
Saa 6es0n0te iea at ipiie @raps.
NutS, / geapn0eIien aauife list, op.
bIsbt | BARN Nelf, % ira bernie 5iS
al hgpnSte iea at bIi Iterfere, o.
iHbea ieg, BAR faroiQ meS Gen iierSe
Fatfc, funoe ies ipiir % oritfe bnaS
.ieg guifeSe, uSen at set MaseSe MIA
bet minbite. SaaIeSeS bialp ben ria,
tiac aoft mig ill Ssibrpo, efterat all
nn0et babe ieiIet.
griaring uirfelis grng, beoiier
abiolut Den tore 8rnit | oct pioenifn'
belize 5sbemiSoel @ropeI9suts,
stnptet fan opgipes peb 9oiutm 60
Battle Sreefs Mfid.s ne i
Sfriu siter narmsrr SpIpSuipsg
pr Boit oui Surlangeiie al 6riiteu
ansaaenSe oen $500 Sosesaoa.
/ teit for Ts5 8etsc6cIsnnfnger.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
gnoaha fom Mettens SaonAroer

gneai,g fom Metieits Sa1nMaoer
Ober bnra o. trai Dam 9iemnie. san
bapoe 0snosr ! in AirI0er. Settle
pnsicreoe ! Dintertioen. De parnrSe
its os iasoe: "1u bar tor geS, ou u.s.
|fjeir.1 ga eg bep geo Tom ca bep
genir te, CO." iasoe asfieir. Saa gif
ban neo ! 2iu45eren, benteSe en- gI.
ffdal og itoo / aiaIoertroppcn me.
|6ens Sc tbnIte ben % los, iom ON ban
|biIoe ban bcnte EI; men pnseoe iii
Suit o. for no asnSsrpn paa 3nnet,
bpor bans Sfi Itoo farSise. Eprig.
beosperionen bi6ite life Sroet al isr
ban bar fomnsen fangt neSenfor Sl.
fe1e. San bergeoe fig eoft un0af Sen
Sang. San bar itmifig at ino6ente
pad Sfi.
On at bans Gstre forflrSte iia en-.
gang, tos Spero oa SaanSsre, msSte
BAN meo "2angeoano" oa liSfororeoe
tam til aamp. Son afilos life ioa.
6anne siIbub, 90 aompen beapnote.
Ga Ben babSe paret en- goo Stnns,
ubbrsb asfieir: I'm persiar Seq goot
for Soeai; men 6ii bsgs nsieIt. SoGre
sit blot tie nofo." Sin ~ioareSe:
"Ssou, ia on fife bori Sairen min, bn
Sprri nof fit 6iti!" On foritoS ban,
bDem ban baobe firmpet mes, fnIgte
henoe biem, og bar itolt % slao ooer
Gotteren.
Gan Git nriten "ufrers" pad set
IiSife, og tilbragte life iaa Tibet al lin
0freSIsie Sib obenfor 8aaroen inbl1n.
Ser nosle opreiita Seller, hpiIfet SteS
eltSrni faloes "@sfieirsboI".
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17

"Gailp Retps" meSSeler nogle ito.
tiitife SpIpsninger ON Gnsidnbs
6elttoa ira og meS 1895 til ben iene.
lite ItS. arisene bar ttpiammen foitrt
benpeS 203 IiutonRr ElnS. Der bar
o9ret anpertot ca. II Niaisn RanO
brittle oa foloniale trooper og 3d.
600 WarS inSisoie trooper. Bill.
'Iisit bar aibanti.@ rpeoitioucn 1896
SO. bporoeo neosif t92.400 EuHo.
8ina.g rpeSitionen bar foItet nriten 6
Rilioner, Selttogeue / Matabele'
on 9saibonulanS, i SuSml.o a peS Sat.
'Siens Acknowledgements frGpeSe bpeTt
omfriua 21a Iil. SunS. Bee aibun.
ii. erpesttiomn anoeaStcs 1000 @drto
brittle % iuSisAte trooper. linoer
arisen | SpSofrita hupSe England ca,
100000 Rano j Rnrfen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17

1beite Neter. Gmsrl o. gael rsrs
iammen / en- @rpoe. opiproes meo
aeeIfen o. faar ct Spfoe % tilipttcS
ga SILT, geber % gsnferie. altidm.
men Jar et- Spfog % bGtoes oerpoa
rp | sGssepIommerne % DC spri6e
Snarcoienticr, rsres eoot ON % fer.
peres berpaa itrar.
Spllanbf salat. ]
70 Sopeoer Sdlat, II giinS Sd.
con eller Gfinfe, TO 9Gaseplommer,
~ Sop tpf, iir 6Isbe, TO Spiieifeer
GbSif, ~ Gbeffe Salt " Tbeife 8c.
Der. SaIaten paifes soSt % De itore
glabe Seles, % iaa terrer mon Dem
gobt. gaconen flores op ! imaa
Stpffer OF iteges iaa | en- lioen Ste.
gepanSe, til De er Iuiebnine % iprsoe,
beri bar man ian @ooifen. Smisler.
tiS piifes 9gsgepIommerne og blan.
bes meo ben iiire 5Isbe, bette bRlbes
op i @oSifen % rsre5 l. til BET be.
spnOer at blipe tpft, 90 bar man Sa!t
.og Beber /. Saa bar man Salot.
9Iaoene op | en- @rpSe 90 baloer ben
parme Sance pper Dem og laoer Dem
itaa paa Stopen, til De er giennemua7.
me, ga ierperes be itrar. 9ette er CT
GOD Woobe of ilbnptte &c itsrre oe
groperre Salat.glnbe; Dc inbre, mere
iprsoe Blade fan ga benptes til Ga.
lot o.i.p.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
Stprc Weoraacricr.

Store 8eSragerier. Sra Stod.
boIm meSNeleS ben 30te Srni: "stod.
bolmstibniugen" me6Seler ira 8i.
borg: 2sitnant peo SemtIdhoS 2eIt.
iGserregimertS 8eierpe SameS 2iuo.
9ren er arreiteret Der. 90 bat opboISt
Jig paa Sota "anona". 2sitnanter
er anmelSt fQr ~ltnberlGb % 9eSro.
berier til ct ga(f5 al y 9iaion
Marf. Som mistGnft for Geloatia.
beo / SorbrpSelierne er oOminiItrc.
lenoe Sireftsr / Rltotosfinfoifi
grlifSaftiebola9 8icebereoSbspSina
vt arrelteret / fin 9oIig oe0 9rllaet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
Neutrality-suspicious.

antarftiife NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sftb ~Sritbiof" bliper aibentet ira
.Sromss al Recommendations s.
RenanOer, iom or aireiit til 5rGmss
uleo belle 9eiptntusen. Sftbet ben.
ties at bore / Stofbolm omfring oet
t06e Slili. ..
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
Sverige oe StnIano.

SsIaa genscns. Sinffe 8enge.
ieSler bar hiStil pGret trpft / Sci
itnaforS. en- rli$iiif llfas beitemmer
MI, at Sc bereiter ifal trpffes | ct.
Betersburg, ontagelis finn en- Sper'
gang til at inOisre r1lsiiIf 8engepp.
len /, Sinlun0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
Gabrifbrans. IRA @e1e meooeIes

Sabrifbraab. Sra @efle meOoeles
30te Surf: Smorges opitpo Slb / af.
tieielifabet q. 8ablmarS STeoferfa.
BRIT, Sag, Ssrfebus % MaifiubuIet
neo6rGnote til 8runSen, iaa finn
gbermirene itaar igieu. fsabrifen
oar u~Siureret fpr SIR. 100000 % be-
ifiGftiseoe 100 .arbeiSere. @n0el
Qtaifiner BAR naSjurereoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
Gu iolben Gigmpe.

aarise Ga paa arouOberss Ruiner
iom blGite neS unSer SrleItormen,
ifdl M ifoffeS bort. ifriper "8ste'
borgspoitcn". en- Sfioe Of Stan.
men. iom er 6 SOB / Diameter ifal
ienoes tit 8steborg8 Nl,ielim.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
quiet pa Afckkenet
Rtticsr.t II ca prottf Snsmehsl
Sranifc Grtcr.

On Spieife Smer % Ell SGeife
0teI bIanSeS gobt iommen og blanoes
berpoa meO en- Bint friife, ufogte Gr'
Ter, Ell IiSen @unot Beriile, en- Sop
gnno % 6 imaa $50. Get fuges 40.
Rinltter, Sa tageS 9eriiuen no, Oh
Salt, 8eber, en- Sbeife Suffer, en-
9egSepIomme og en- Iioen 8lat Smor
rsreS l. og Serpaa bellies bet oper
imno ~poain1rte Stpffer Eoait.
Snppe al srsune Grter.
On Quart 9rsnue @rter operbGl.
beS me6 fogenOe 8anO % foyer iamt.
men uco en- 2pg, til Grterre er mgre
,tof til at f1lnue itampes, - omtrent
en- boIp Sime. Get itampes gobt %
tili9tteS en- Iint aisbfraft eler TO.
genbe 8au0. s Ell @rpoe imelteS to
Spiieifeer Smsr, beri bar man ell
Sptieife Viel og r6rer / set, til Oct er
iepnt, bar iaa Suppeu beri iammen
mteb en- Sop rig 0teIf eIler tpnb SIS,
Se, tiliPtter paste meget Salt % 8e'
Der, o. filler oct iaa. Sil man faa
Suppeu rigtig ertra i'm, bar man Ell
Spiieife piipet 8lsoe poa Copper al
bper Suppe4En Ilerfeut fer man ien0sr
SaIerfenerne rliu6t.
Salat % Grter.
Sire "Sooeoer" SaIat fogeS IiSt /
en- Chart aisofraft, ina tager man
u6 Sc Blade, iom er | Ri0ten, % fpl.
Ser llbbuIninaerne me0 @rter, Iiot
batfct 500, % Iiot Smsr % Mtel,
binder ion 9laSene go0t iammen, og
bar SunOterne op i en- Sop &isbfrait
% foyer Dem 6eri omteut en- Sinte,
$780, Sc nroa bare iaapiOt bpl0eS poa
8ngepnnftet. Runr De er fGr6ige, to.
ger mon Srua0en al, logger 9unNter'
he ODER Stpffer meb Sooit "a b9lber
ooer Dem en- Souce lupet al 4raften,
Sc bIeo fogt l. iom tiliptteS nogle
Sfecr 6IsOe % Ell Spiieife Smsr os
Ell Spiicite @iel % Nerpaa faor ct
Spfog.
Stc1tc Grtrr.
Gu Yiut fo9tc grter itompe8, mems
Sc or pornIe, % tiIiptteS Eeber, Salt.
Smsr, 10 niipCoe ggg, en- Sop WcIf
~ en- boIu Sop iigtet WPel. 9taor alt e.
8o0t blnnOct, bar man Ell SfefrIo as
8onaen Op / Smsr % itc9er Dem pan
beagc Siocr offurot iom GouOefa.
ger.
Grtc.Gurce.
@n Clt1rt 8reunc Grter fogc& mes
en- 9un6t Geriiue, en- opifoaret 500
% Ii6t Smer til De cr more, ioct man
bru8er ioo IiNct @on0 til at foge Gem
/ iom mltIig. 9toor Sc cr mGre, pres.
Ter man Dem 0ienncm ct GsriIng, til.
letter me- SmEr % noQct SaIt %
Eebcr, % former set ioa iom en-
%or0 runSt ct 6oO meo 6nare.4ott.
letter elcr on0ct itclt ais0.
Sutttcbpuucr mcS SO.
On Guart Bonner flores Up / ria.
tig fine Stufter pd fodcS 6crpno !
iaItct 9ano, til Sc cr more. 6a bulOer
man alt @onbet al "a bar @snneruc
90 / en- IiGeu @rpoc meO en- LIME
Smer, en- Spiieite finbutfet 9sa o.
Io0er bette iteaeS iummen IiSt. Sua
bar man iirbofft GeriiIc, Salt ~
&ebcr / % en- Sep 9isOtruft % tilItbt
SoiteH al en- 9itror, % ierUerer set
itrcr.
Salat al Snitte.S Spinner.
Ytun itiGrer 9snner / fire SeIe
bDcr, l~angSeiter, % foyer Dem oerpaa
/ iaItet gano. til oe or msre. 0aor
sc er oI6eIes foIbe, logger man Dem
poo ct fo0t SaS % bTISer oper Dem
en- 6rcHd 3reSiius. 6abet gar1tc.
res mc6 SaIat glnoe oe noale ioa
"RaSturtium" .9Iose. '
Spnner ,nrS a6g. m".
70 Stopper togte, fiuitaarne 9sn.
rer, en- Sop gteTt, 10 seaSepirmmer,
to Spiieifeer Gitron.S aft su Spiieife
iiritaaret 8eriile, en- Spiieite MsL
Ell SpiieIfe smsr, Il 9beitc Salt u
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
Sgnucr iuro l26g.

70 Stopper togte, fiuitaarne 9eu.
tRr, en- Sop gPeIf, 10 seaSepfpmmer,
TO Spiieifeer gitron.S aft eu Spiieife
finitaaret 8eriile. en- Spiieite NsL
en- SpiieIfe Smsr, II Sbeitc Salt n
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
Sutttcbpuucr mcb go.
Salat Of Snitte'S bnuer.

gton itiGrer Bonner / fire SeIe
bOcr, IongSeiter, % foyer DEM Serpaa
! iaItct 8ano. til De or mere. 9aor
Sc er oI6eIeS toIbe, logger man BEN
poo ct fIo0t SaS % bTISer oper Dem
en- 6rcnd 3reSiius. 6aoet gar1tc.
res mc0 SaIat glnoe oe noale ioa
"RoStIrtium" .0Innp '
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
Stc1te Grtcr.

gn Piut fo9tc grter itompe8, mems
Sc or porn,e, % tiIiptteS Eeber, Salt.
SmSr, 10 btipcoe gGg, en- Sop MtcIf
% Cu balu Sop iigtet MeI. 9toor alt e.
8oOt blnnOct, bar nan Ell SfeiiI0 as
@onaen op / Smsr % itc9er Dem pan
begac Si0cr offurat iom Eonoefa.
ger.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-17
Grtc.Gnrce.

@n Clt1rt 0rounc Grtcr fogcs mes
en- 9un0t Feriiue, en- opifoaret Sou
% Ii0t Smer til Be er mere, ioct man
bru8er ioo IiNct @ono til at foge Gem
l. iom mlIig, Noor Sc cr more, pres.
Ter mun Sem QiennCm ct GsriIng, til.
letter mer SmEr % noQct SoIt %
|ebcr, % former Set ina iom en-
@Oro runNt ct 6a6 me0 5aare.Qott.
letter eIcr on0ct itcat ais0.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
KOdOl
s

This famous remedy puts tho stomach and
digestive organs In q healthy condition 90
that rich. red blood Is sent ooursing through
The veins and arteries Of every muscle. tissue
and fiber throughout every organ Of tho en-
tlre body, and by Natures law Of health. full
strength and ugor is soon restored 10 each.
Kodol cures indigestion. dyspepsia and all
stomach disorders
have taken Kodol for nearly two months
after each meal and n Is tho only remedy
that gave relief from tho terrible pains !
endured. After q time ! would take Il but
once q day. and now. while keep q bottle
candy. ! seldom need II. as II has cured mo.
Mss J. W. CooIAAvoH. Milo centsT, N. Y.
Kodol DiGests What You Eat.
Bottles oaly. 100 Size holding az tinss TIE hid
eps. which sslls for 80 esnss.
Prepared ~ q. o. osWfTr q 90. CHICAGO
v. q. Haaa. Drug store
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
Josephine
School Notes

State Superintendent Ackerman has
received the annual report OF Supt.
Lincoln Savage, OF the Josephine
county schools, for the year ending
June 10. 1908. The report shows an
enumeration of 277S, OF which 2253
attended school in. the county during
the past year. SO OF them being
under 6 years old In the county go
teachers were employed, with an aver
age monthly salary of $5030 for males.
and $37 for females. The attendance
in the schools averaged 1867 per day.
and $40 persons between and 20
years of age attended no school dur
ing the year. There are 46 districts In
the county, and a voting population OF
1866. The public school libraries con-
tain 1896 volumes, SO being added dur
ing the past year The money avail
able for school purposes was $780,
25s.15, of which sum 21.12723 was
expended leaving a balance OF $780,
92. The school houses and lands on
which they stand are valued at $685.
475. and furniture and apparatus at
$71S0. the whole being insured for
$20,700 Alice Llchtenberger, aged 10.
is the only deaf mute child in the
county. She resides at Wolf Creek.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
PARK
OPENS
MONDAY
With a Fine Program and
Best Talent

Mr. Edward Shields, of Portland
proprietor of Shields amusement
parks in Portland, Salem and sother
cities in the Northwest was in Salem
today today TO arrange for the re-
opening of the local summer theatre.
The Park will reopen on next Monday
evening with a new and strong pro
gram, the finest that MIR. Shields has
been able to procure, and he promises
the patrons of his venture the best
that can be produced on any stage for
the next week. The fine summer
weather that has now set in will war
rant putting the best talent on the
stage of these summer theatres as
the patronage can now be expected TO
be liberal, If good amusement features
are presented for their benefit.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
PERSONALS.

Prof. d. w. Yoder returned last ev
cnIng from Gladstone Park.
q. r. Jory. of Stockton, California
10 ln the city visiting relatives.
q. W. Brant was in Portland last
.orening. returning this morning.
Seymour Skiff went TO Brownsville
last evening for a visit to friends.
Mrs. A. y. ellis went to Portland
this morning for few days visit.
Mrs Phoebe O. Baker. OF Lafayette,
II IN the city on a visit TO friends,
George Stanley has returned from
few weeks visit in San Francisco.
Miss Lena Bruce, of Portland. Is Wis.
ting relatives and friends In this city.
III. w. Hatch has gone to Oregon
City, where he will remain several
lays
Misses Ruth and Genevieve Church.
of Portland, are guests Of Mrs. J. j.
Murphy.
James Walton, OF Portland, a form.
or Salemlte, is visiting his parents in
his city.
Ell Vaughn, Of Jefferson. came to
Salem this morning for a days busi-
moss visit
Miss Gertrude Stanley went TO
cortland on this mornings Albany To-
cai for a few days stay.
MIR. and Mrs. II. J. Ottenheimer re.
iurned last evening from a months
eojourn In San Ffnacisco.
Miss Anna NJ. Larsen returned to
hor home In Silverton last evening af-
ter a short visit with friends In this
city.
Miss winnifred Rigdon went TO
jefferson last evening. where she will
spend several months with her grand
parents.
Mrs. ]. d. Lee and daughter. Miss
Althea, left for Gladstone Park and
Portland last evening. for a stay OF
several days.
Aitorney II. ]. Fleming returned
last evening from few days visit TO
Union county, where he went on legal
huslness.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Mckee, who have
rtsided in Salem for the past year, left
on TUESDAY for the Sound, where they
may locate.
Mrs. w. A. Carter and son, who have
been visiting Mrs. John Hughes. for
Nc past month. left last evening for
heir home in Gold Hill
Il NJ. Wagner, of South Salem, has
Itlurned from a 10-days' stay at Ore.
Eon City, where he attended the Po-
mona Grange aud visited friends.
y p. Jones. of Portland, travelling
Messenger agent Of the Southern Pa
clne Company. was in Salem this
morning on business for his company
Rudy A. Hopf went to Portland this
Nerning for a few days stay, after
which he will go TO the Puget Sound
cities for visit Of several weeks with
tIIends.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
Sent to the
Aid Society

County Judge Scott this afternoon
made an order committing Jessie
Wells, aged 13 years, TO the care of the
Boys aud Girls Aid Society. Of Port.
land. and Superintendent Gardner, of
the society. leaves this afternoon for
Portland taking the girl with him. The
child is an orphan. and has made her
home with a family in this city, and,
a showing being made that the girl
was not being cared for as she should
be, and that It would be best for the
child's future welfare to commit her
to the care OF the society. Judge Scott
made the order giving her in the care
of Mr. Gardner representing the so
ciety. who will hnd a good home for
her. The girl is pleasant and attrac'
tive. and will doubtless soon find a
good home.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
Trolley
SleeperS

We will not have to wait for the
electrihcation of modern steam rail
way lines in order TO enjoy the luxury
OF a trolley sleeping car. Notwith'
standing the marvellous development
and extension OF electric traction sys.
TENS. Il has seemed a far cry from
the interurban passenger coach TO a
real sleeper with comfortable and
luxurious berths.
But the trolley sleeper has al
ready arrived. The first interurban
electric sleeping cars I'm the world
30 we are informed-will soon be run
over the Indianapolis 4 Eastern and
the Richmond Interurban companies
lines, which now connect at Dublin,
Ind. The first service Is to be oper-
ated over the Indianapolis & Eastern
and it's allied traffic lines between In.
dianapolls and Columbus, o., a dis.
tanee Of 200 miles.
A sleeping car service Is a natural
development of the twentieth century
trolley transportation. with It's long
lnterurban runs and It's constantly
multiplying connections. II will soon
be possible TO secure continuous pas.
sage by electric lines between Indian
apolis. 81. Louis. Cincinnati and Pitts
burg. From Cleveland any one may
traverse a good portion of Ohio by
trolley. while all of New England is
covered with vast network OF elec.
trio lines.
For the person to whom cheap
transportation is a greater object
than the saving of time the trolley
sleeping car will be a great boon.
Indeed. at the rate of its present de-
velopment. with its heavy rails and
solid roadbeds, electric traction will
soon present advantages In the way
of speed that will crowd the steam
railroads And when Il comes TO a
matter Of cleanliness and freedom
from smoke and cinders. the trolley
sleeper will offer uneQualled attrac
Record. Herald.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
Out of the
Long Ago

A case that has been sleeping In the
pigeonholes of the supreme court for
eight years. owing to the oversight of
the appellants attorneys, is about to
be resurrected and brought TO a final
issue, now that both parties TO the suit
are dead It Is the case OF VIM. p.
Miller respondent VS. Vallier Wat.
tier, appellant; appealed from the Ma.
rion county circuit court, the appeal
being perfected October. 1895. Both
Mr. Miller and Mr. Waiter are dead
and administrators have long ago
been appointed to administer and set
tie their estates Yesterday after
noon. upon stipulation being filed by
the respective attorneys. the court or
dered that Waller Waiter. Jr.. admin
istrator OF the estate of his deceased
rather, be substituted as appellant in
the caseA and Dav Rafety, admins
traitor of the estate Of VIM. p. Miller
deceased, be substituted as respond
ent. The court ordered further, upon
stipulation of the attorneys, that any
lost papers or evidence may be sup
piled by authenticated copies. agreed
to by the attorneys for the respective
parties The case will at once be put
In shape for an early hearing and ad-
iudioation by the court, and the disa,
greements between the two parties,
now dead and gone. will be settled by
the court for the benefit of the second
generation. w. II. Holmes and Web
ster Holmes are attorneys for the re-
spondent. and Williams, Wood e. Lin
thicum represent the appellant in the
case
orders In other cases now pending ON
appeal
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MARRIED.

MEYERS-COOPER. AT the parson
age OF the First Christian church
Salem, Oregon, Wednesday. July 10
1903. at $3.50 p. m, Miss Eva Coop
er 10 Mr.. Chas. E. Meyers, Rev. Geo
c. Ritchey officiating.
The bride is a well-known and pop
ular young lady OF the Capital City,
and the groom is a son Of Jos. Meyers,
and a member Of the arm OF Jos.
Meyers e. Sons. The newly-wedded
couple left last evening for San Fran
cisco for a few weeks honeymoon,
when they will return and take up
their residence In this city.
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KEENE- -MCLAINE.-At silverton.
Oregon. Wednesday. July IS, 1908,
Miss Minnie McClaine 10 DR.. Clar-
ence w. Keene. Rev. Idleman. OF
Portland. olleiating.
After a bountlful wedding dinner
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the happy couple left for an extended
wedding tour of the Puget Sound
country, when they will proceed to
Medford, where they will make their
future home. The groom is a physi
clan of Medford, and enjoys lucra.
tive practice there. He is a native son
of Marion county where he has many
friends. The bride is daughter of
the Silverton banker. member Of the
firm Of Coolidge q Mechanic.
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Youthful Deduction.


Marcus w. Marcus tells the story
Of his 4-year-old boy, who. noticing for
the first time lock OF gray hair on
his fathers head. asked:
Papa, why are some of your hairs
gray?"
Thinking to drive home a moral les
son, the father answered: Papa gets
gray hair every time his little boy
is naughty"
The child seemed lost In thought,
but after a short pause, said naiyely:
Well. then, grandpa must have had
awful naughty boys"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16

Christina Enger. respondent. vs..
State OF Oregon. appellant; ordered on
stipulation that the respondent have
until August 5th to serve and file her
brief
J.. Adrian Epping. ct al, respond.
ents, VS.. Washington National Build
ing. Loan & Investment Association.
appellant; ordered on stipulation that
respondents time to serve and file
their reply be extended to September
Iet
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/ ES;:!. E';:! ;;! SOciaIReaIm|
South Salem Personals.

Mr. Il. O'Flyng and daughter,
Mable, have gone to Portland for a
visit.
Miss Dorothy Gaines,of Oregon City,
Is visiting friends In South Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Schultz. OF Fair
field, are visiting at the home of the
latter's sister, Mrs. Joe Martin.
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came from the East, and expect to
locate at some point in the william
cite valley, and Mr. Derby hopes to
find them a suitable home in or near
Salem.
Mrs Z. NJ Jackson, of Brownsville.
accompanied by her grandson, Earl
Wilson, is in Salem. visiting at the
home of her son, J. w. Wilson.
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Letters from
Women

Cured by the use Of Kodol arc received daily.
Their troubles nearly all begin With indlgos-
ton or other stomach disorder.
u tho food you eat falIs 10 give strength
10 your body. Il ls because the juices 90
cFe,ed by ths stomach and digestive organs
are inadequatot TO transform The nutrient prop.
critics Of tho food Into blood. That h
Indigestion. Tho system Is deprived Of ths
amount Of nourishmenl required 10 keep W
the strength. and the result h that one oI
moro Of the delicate organs gradually grows
weak. and then weaker. until finally n Il
diseased. Hero a great mistake Il ma6o.
That Of treating tho diseased organ. The
bost doctors IN tho land mako thls very
mistake. Why should they7 II u % sasy
10 SEQ that the trouble Il not there.