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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1903-12-25
THE NEWBERRY
WAREHOUSE CO.
Christmas Presents.

My stock Of Christmas Presents
is the most complete ! have ever
had. and NOu know what that
means. The largest and finest line
Of Brooches, Umbrellas and Walk
ing Canes in Gold and Silver Han
dies, Rings, Cuff Buttons, Stick
Pins, Watch Chains and Charms,
Lockets, Fobs, Purses, Hand Paint
ed China, Cut Glass, and very
fine line Of Silver novelties. Come
III and see my goods, and if you
like them, buy, if you don't, buy
anyway. Yours very truly,
GUY DANIELS.
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The Only One In Captivity.

Museum Patron-Wcll, what new
freak have you for the holidays2
Managcr-'rhc rarest thing on earth
the man who doesn't buy more Christ
mas presents than he can afford.
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copyright. 1903, by Hamilton Muskl
INSIGN MARK ATHDRTON'S
- ship arrived at the United
States navy yard ON Dec. p.
There lie learned that the gun
boat Concas, OH which was his Ma
val academy chum. Tom Dresser, was
expected to arrive the next day. Ather-
ton procured leave to visit his home,
but left a note for Dresser asking him
to follow and spend Christmas with
him. The day after Atherton reached
home he went over to O. to see his
aunt, who, next to his mother, was the
Anearest person to him on earth. While
1&Sat Q. he received forwarded telegram
from Dresser that he had arrived, was
"a cry Ill and asked that his friend would
zApme to him at once.
- Atherton examined the time tables to
I'D that If he went back home he
Fould lose twenty -four hours. BY 60
Jig over to n, five miles distant, he
3ould get train to the city in couple
of hours. Since he had ample time he
sAdecidcd to walk. When he reached N.
sahe went into the station ticket office
and, looking in his pockets for funds,
sJound that he had left his pocketbook
S8t home. In his vest pocket was 26
cents.
Here was "a picklc"-no funds,
friend possibly dying, train to leave in
ten minutes.
"What's the time Of the next traIn?"
he asked the ticket agent.
''In an hour and twenty minutes"
Athcrton went out on the platform to
think 1t over. A card tackled to the
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The Ensign
And the
p oodle Dog
BY SEATON LORD

copyright. 1908. by Hamilton Musk.l
z7a NS1GN MARK ATHDRTON'S
- ship arrived at the United
States navy yard ON Dec. 81.
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"Wcll.' said the girl, Il suppose I'm
mistaken, though you look enough alike
to be twins. But who sent this brace
let"
ooh. conscience did that!' said Drcs-
ser. "The fellow probably thought what
muffin he'd made Of himself ana
spent the money in bangle"
At the Christmas dinner which fol
lowed Miss Floyd put the chumS on
tenterhools by recital Of the episode
Of her lost poodle, though her innate
delicacy prevented her making any
mention Of the fact that she had mis-
taken Atherton for the man who had
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The Scicutihc ncbuf2,

JsaDcl--Arc you ever rude?
Dorothy-Oh. yes. One has to be
rude now and then to teach other peo.
Hlc manners. Detroit Free Press,
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Tne man who takes all his money
TO the grave with him gets real mad
when he finds II won't buy him a re.
served seat In hcaven.-Boston Rcpub.
lie.
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received the reward. This
Is the way she summed it
up:
81 am convinced that the
fellow stole the dog to get
the reward. Then his con-
science troubled him, and
he bought a cheap. plated
bracelet. probably costing
a few dollars, and sent
1T to me on Christmas
day"
During these remarks the
actors in the episode sat
with rigid faces, very like
the figurchcad 10 Il ship.
neither daring TO glance at
the other for fear Of Civ
ing away the truth by an
explosion.
1t was not till Miss
Floyd entered the navy
herself some years later as
the wife Of Mark Athcr-
ton-then Lieutenant Ath-
erton-that she learned she
had paid her future hus-
band q reward for returnin
and then charged him with
q cheap, plated bracelet in
science money.
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Almost "a Love Fntch.

Ethcl-What dowry did the Prince dc
Rataplan receive from Gwcndolyn's IA
thcr?
Jean-Not more than $l,OOO,00O. You
sec, il was almost Il love maicb.-Nr,v
Orleans Times Democrat.
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elm going

Palladium was a liberal
paymastcr, he decided to
blow himself in advance
by way Of cooling his over
heated blood. He haunted 1
the beach an. the roof gar
dcns, and, having gorged
his stomach with ice water
while cOncocting the rcd /
hot story, be found IL nee \
esSary to introduce more I
palatablc liquids, and these
cost good money. Every
night, or, rather. early
morning, he appcned |
around to see If the mail
had landed his check and,
not finding 1T, lived the |
story over again, rs he l
thought the editor would
find 1t in his mountain
haven. 1t even delighted
him to believe that his vic
tim was having a good !
long roast. These frequent
rchcarsnls produced the in
evitAble result Of more thirst
water. more Stalcness Of the
n desire for liquid that would
Then ut length he got his +
back with q curt note sayinp
My Dear Sir--In the same
your manuscript came n note fl
siStant to the effect that q
story bought last year and son
II T.. l.
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ne wouid nave run through his fod
tune in year If 1T hadn't been for his
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-25
Nssssero 20


Ahora van comprendiendo los fran
ceses la raz6n de que Sc Olga: DE
Madrid al cielo."
lQue capital de Europa puede permi-
tirse Ell lujo de competir con Madrid, en-
punto 4 festas, esta primavera pro-
xim&2
En- primer lugar, van ustedes te-
ner una serie de asaltos "emocionantes" !,
en- uno de los cuales tomaran parte el
celebre PM y ell celebre Msrignac, de-
Diendo el vencedor tener en- seeuida un
asalto connigo, para darle mi coup
tavorito, que IL rebanara la cabeza.
En- segundo lugar, van ustedes te-
tener Ia carrera de automobiles Paris
Madrid, cuyos automovilistas va supe-
ran en- n1mero a los de las carreras Pa
ris-Berlfn y Parfs-Viena, y excuse de-
cir a ustedes que emociones les esperan,
no solo por los aldeanos y arrieros es-
pachurrados en- la carretera, siuo tam
bien por el espectacu de unos tres
cientos automovilistas-incluso 20, que
saldre de Asnieres echando humo,-to-
dos vestidos carravalescanente en-
trAndose de rondon por la Puerta del
Sol.
Afiadese a este programa las corri-
das de toros, con "hule; la monumental
juerga en- honor de San Isidro; el sol,
que nj de vista 10 conocen los extranje-
ros; Ell cielo azul. que solo sc We en- al
gunas novelas y cromos baratos; la
cadenciosa vagancia y la orgi5stica
algeria de Madrid, y dfganme ustedes
81 puede haber quien sc le ponga de-
lante a esa nunca bastante ponderada
villa del oso y del madrofo.
Y los extranjeros diran, como digo
20, que el tempo que no Sc Ia vivido
en- Madrid es como 81 no Sc hubiese
vivido en- ninguna parte.
iAh, Madrid, Madrid, villa 1nica,
aparte, mezcolanza de todas bellezas,
de todos horrores, de todos olores, mu--
SEQ Grevin, museo Tussaud, panorama
celestial y "Morgue" a un tempo mis-
mo: la gu;tarra y el rosario, ell peleon
y el aqua bendita, Ia blasfemia y la
idolatrfa, el sentimentalismo y el "hule",
el bienestar dentro de Ia miseria Ell
regoeijo en- medic de las triStezas mas
hondas; Ma1-;d, Madrid de Ia chulerfa,
y de la golferfa, y de la politiqueria:
los extraujeros tie saludan y, vestidos
de automovilistas, aprestanse q entrar,
tromba de fuego y petroeo, en- tt, como
los barbaroz en- Roma, para verse en-
las negras pupilas de tus muchachas
y beber ell aqua fresca de tus botljos.
LUIS BONAFOUX.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-25
Politica ales11ana

Ell KaiSer, Sc dice, esta muy ofendido
con los americanos por la democratica
irreverencia que le demostraron con
respecto al incidente venezolano, el
castigo de semejante desacato al dere-
cho divino. debera ser la exclusion de
los productoS yankees del mercado eu-
ropeo.
Viene a ser como 81 digeramos que
el Kaiser, sugestionado por coinciden-
cias gecgraficas, repitiera 10 que va res
pecto de Inglaterra hizo ell gran Napo-
leon, decretando desde Berlin el bio.
queo continental. Y no es este ell 1nico
proyecto de larga trascendencia que Sc
le atIibuye.
De su escaso entusiasmo por ell tri-
bunal de la Haya, deducen personals
"bisn informadas" que aparte de 10 po-
ca inclinaci6n de Guillermo II & tolerar
autoridad mas alta que la suya, existe
la idea de no dar demasiado presligio 4
csc tribunal, por 81 llegara el dia en- que
Alemania sc determinase q desconocer-
10, este es, absorbiendo el RENO de Ho-
landa.
81 Ia reina Guillermina fallece sin
succession, como hay motive para temer.
|es probable que Ia opini6n bolandesa
no dirija las miradas hacia Alemania
en- solicitud de un ocupante para su
trono. sino antes bien que. con 81 apoyo
moral del tsibunal &c arbitraje, forme
una rep6blica bajo las mismas garan-
tias que Ia de Suiza, y serfan. en- vcr-
dad. demasiadas reuffbiicaR en- In ve-.
cindad de una seml-autocracia milifar.
Tambien SC dice que 81 en Holanda
sstalla el gran conaiclo obrero que es;2
en- puerta, podr1 Alemania iniervcnir
en- nombfe del ordcn. 81 hien es,a con-
|tingcncia e probahlemenIe originada
ca pare donce hay inserts en- que 81
eonfiic.o - psevenga.
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Naufragi0

En- Ia mafiana del 2 del corriente una
partida de cono 80 italianos tomo un
vapor del rio Hudson en- Spier Falls,
Nueva York, para ir al trabajo en- la
construcciSn de una gran planta de
maquinaria que sc esta hacienda para
utilizar las aguas del rio. La costum-
bre de hacer el viaje todos los dias ale
jaba Ia idea de que pudiese existir pc
hgro alguno. Hacia el medic del rio
tropez6 el vapor con un enorme tenn
pano de hielo y sc inclino de un iado.
En- esto, un much9cho comenzo gritar
y los pasajeros. perdiends IA setenidad.
se corrieron hacia el otro lado. hacieu-
do que el vapor desc o,ra orzAda ma.
violsnta que Ia prmera. Tanto viro 81
vapor que enir6 el aqua. y IA creencia
en- ei peligro, que realmente no tenis
fundamento, snloqueciS . muehos DC
ios pasajeros. varios de los euales .
arrojaron al aqua y pereeieron last. E!
ndmero De veinic. Fl uPor recosrc
- niyel y lego 4 h osra or'lia sin mas
noycdad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-25
C0rreO de
America

en- Waterbury, Connecticut, estan en-
huelga desde hace meses, y el lugar en-
eontinuo estado de sitio, cou guarni-
ci6n extraordinaria de policfa y milicia.
Esto no impide hechos ocasionales CO.
mo el ocurrido hace POGO. Un tranvfa
fue atacado por una turba de enmasca-
radios, algunos de los cuales penetraron
en- el CAIRO y nataron q tiros TN po.
llcfa que 10 iba custodiando. Ell con-
ductor quedo herido y fue menester
volver atras el tranvfa, pues la Inca
estaba ocupada "militarmente" por un
ejercito de m5scaras.
La sefiora Marsilla Keith, de 1aza
blanca, celebro hace POGO ell II6 aniver-
sario de su nacimiento en- Montgomery
West Virginia. Sc hace la observation
de "raza blanca" porque generalmen
te los que en- esa parte del pals cele-
bran tan remotas fechas, son gentes de
color que vieron a Washington y lus-
traron las botas a Lafayette.
Los seffores Dresser y Cs, importa-
dores de sedas del Jap6n y otros arti-
culos de lujo, suspendieron pagos, de-
jando TN pasivo de $I.25o, 900 y un &C
two nominal de $7oo,ooo que Sc cree
susceptible de gran disminucion. La
parte interesante de Ia qniebra es que
el socio principal, D. Leroy Dresser,
esta emparentado con la riquisima ia
milia Vanderbilt y era prominente en-
cfrculos fnancieros y sociales de 10 mas
granada del pals, y presidente de va
rios ''Trust." La causa Immediate tlel
desastre parece haber sido, que habien-
dose metido en- negocios de demasiado
alto vueio y hallandose en- la imposibi-
lidad de hacer frente considerables
pagares que venetian a corta iecha, ju-
GO Mr.. Dresser el todo por Ell todo Ian
zandcse a la descomunal bata1la que
estos dias libraron en- la Bolsa los "to-
ros," [Jugadores al alzs,] y los "osos'
"a la baja, con desastrozos resultadcs
para los primeros. Es costumbre de
fnancieros apurados la de meterse
"toros," esperanto de ahf la salvaci6n,
como solfan en- otros tiempos hacerlos CO.
merciantes cuando llegaba Ia hora de
liquidar, jugar los que le quedaba 4 la
loteria. 81 salfaD con Ell premio gordo,
santo y bueno, 81 no, TN tiro de pistola
10 arreglabs todo Mr.. Dresser, sin
embargo. no apel6 a tan desesperado
recurso, antes bien, dice que pagara
hasta el 1,timo cen ntavo.
Los delegados a la convention de la
Federation de Mineros Escoceses, reu-
nida en- Glasgow. llevan instrucciones
de apoyar la actitud de sus compafieros
en- Gale, quienes rehuSan aceptar Ia
proposition de los patronos, que es de
fjar una escala gradual de jornales por
espacio de cinco af1os ST los mineros
de Gales no logran su demanda, Sc de-
clararan en- huelga 10000 escoceses.
Acaba de publicarse un documento
parlamentario referente la inmigra-
ci6n irlandesa, seg1n el cual, durante
1902 emigraron de Irlanda 4o4oI per-
sonas. De este nt1mero, 1929 pasaron
a Inglaterra y AEcocia, 1868 los Es-
tados Unidos y ell resto co.onias in
glesas y pafses extranjeros. Desde
1851 emigraron de Irladda a 100000 de
personals.
- n
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Tribunal Supreme
SENALANIENT OS
CIVIL

Dia 26. Recurso de casaci6n por
infracci6n de ley interpuesto por don
Gregorio Kuinlan en- autos con Melen-
dez hermanos sobre cobro de pesos.
Corte de Arecibo. Abogado: Lopez
Landr6u.
CRIMINAL
Dia 26. FL Abogado Ramos pidi6
el traslado de Ia causa que Sc sigue con-
ira su hermano don Virgilio al Tribu-
nal de distrilo dc San Juan y el de Are.
|cibo le nsg6 Ia pretensi6n. de csc
auto apela y Ia vista est1 senalada pa
"a el 20. Fl hecho motive del proceso
cousisie en- haber otoreado el acusado
4 favor de Vidal Robl<s un documen-
to privado de vcnta dc terreno para
que pudicra inscribizse como elector en-
lei colsgio ndmL 81 de Mana,i.
II Fiscal impuxna el recurso porque
enticnde que solo puede apclarsc dc las
reso ucioncs qxe enrmera el articulo
|y7 dc = Ley de Eujuiei.misnto cri-
minal.
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NOta del dfa

Demostrada la necesidad ine-
1uctable que va nadie discute,
nj siquiera el Sun, deltraslado
de la Penitenciaria de San Juan,
como no sc nos oculta que esta
no puede ser labor de unos dias
nj de meses tampoco, 81 el nue.
vo edificio que Sc construya ha
de tener las condolences exigi-
das para la seguridad de la So
ciedad, ante todo, y la possible
regeneration de los confnados,
vamos a seflalar unas reformas
que pueden quedar establecidas
desde luego, porque no son ma
da costosas nj de difcil realiza-
cion.
Las camaras, y este es uno de
suS ma NOreS errOres, acordarOn
suprimir los empleados civiles
que prestaban servicios en- el
Presidio, fundandose en- razones
de economic; porque los presos,
seg1n la opinion de la mayoria
de los honorables representan-
tes, podian desempefiar todos los
oficios, sino tan bien como los
particulares, PRACTICES en- e1los,
de manera que Sc pudiese eco
nomizar algunos centavos para
no darles despues ningt1n en-
pleO cOnveniente.
Y quedo suprimido el fotogra-
fo del Penal, y su labor enco-
mendada a inexpertos confina-
dos. y no Sc hablo una palabra
de la policia que debe haber en-
Ell interior del presidio, custodia-
do la mayor parte del tempo
por cinco policias, donde hay
mas de quinientos confnados.
Ell cocinero es un preso; Ell
barbero, segun la opinion de los
honorables Legislatures, debia
ser otrO preso, sin tener en-
cuenta que en- ell interior de esas
penitenciarias Sc a1imentan pa
stones monstruosas, aborreci-
|mientos insanos; indescriptib1es
pdios;y que seria una locura
ypeligrosa entregar una navaja
barbera a un confnado. porqueI
es 10 mismo que sugerirle la
idea del crimen a indiv1duos fa-
miliarizados con el presidio VI
que tai vez estan esperanto el
dia de cumplir condena para sa-
tisfacer sus enojos y sus deseos
de venganza contra algun COM
paflero de deshonra y de galera.
Ell fotografo de la Penitencia-
ria es tambien un cargo impor-
tante y para cuyo desempeiio
deberia exigirse una reconocida
suficiencia.
Las colecciones de retratos
pueden servir, 81 no 10 saben
los Hamantes economistas que
suprimieron ell fot6grafo del Pre-
sidio, para la indagacion de la
escuela criminalista, ademas de
10 necesarias que son esas foto-
grafias para la persecusion de
alguno 8 algunos de esos desdi-
chados cuando Sc fugan del pc
nal. 6 cumplida su condena,
vuelvan a cometer nuevas in
fracciones y delitos contra la
ley.
Ademas. entire los component
tes de la fotografia hay venenos
de instantaneos efectos.
ESQ es colocar Ell suicide al
alcance de todos.
Es precise tambien. que Sc
aumente el numero de guardias
que prestan servicio en- el Pre-
sidio. No sc debe esperar a que
los presos sc den cuenta de que
estan en- el Presidio por su vo-
luntad NADIA mas.
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BERLIN

Encuentra en- Ia camara prusiana
una fucrte oposici6n IA propncsia hecha
poe el CanciIler Won BLlow. rclafiva 4
IA shrogaci6a de Ia ley por n cuai sc
expuiSarcn los jesuitas dc Prussia.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-18
wh.r. the Other Half YVES.

A young minister In the course OF m
eloquent sermon on the pomps aud
vnnitirs of the world stu ggered his con
grcgatlon 10y cNcluiming:
Here am | standing here preaching
10 YOU with only half shirt on my
back. while you sit there covered with
gewgnws ana other bnubles"
The next day parcel containing sew
rrnl brand new shirts WIS LEFT at his
house 10y one of his hearers. u Kind
hearted old lady Meeting the donor a
few days uftcrward, he thanked hcr ex-
cccdugly, but expressed much surprise
at receiving such an unexpected gift.
oh" said the lady. you mentioned
In your sermon on Sunday that you
had only lnlf shirt ON your back"
quite true" added his reverence,
''but you seem TO forget the other half
was IN 'front.' London Tit.Bits.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-18
AinhInn,.h Their Nic,Im.

BJornson was once asked by friend
upon what occasion In his life he had
taken the greatest pleasure In know
ing that he was a poet 1t was when
a delegation from the Right came to
my house In Christlania." he answered,
''and smashed all the windows. Re.
cause when they had Thus attacked me
aud were starting for home again they
felt that they ought to sing something,
aud so they began To sing, Yes, we
love this land OF ours They couldn't
10 anything else They had to sing the
song OF the man whom they had at-
tackled. 80
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-18
Thr p.r.ian Crow. neak.

There Is weapon known as the
crows beak" which was formerly
much In use among men OF rank In
Persiu and north India. II was horse
mans weapon aud consisted OF a broad
curved dagger blade fixed az right an
giles 10 shaft. pickax fashion. The
shaft incloses a dagger, unscrewing at
the butt end. This concealed dagger is
very common feature OF Indian arms
aud especially OF the hattie axes or
Persia
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-18
Shingles and Shakes

The roof Is shingled best II you use
the kind OF shingles and shakes we
sell. and we ask you 20 note the good
wear and economy OF the roof for
which we furnish the shingles or
shakes We carry n large stock OF
shingles and shakes OF good quality.
carefully selected 10 make a sound.
tight. durable roof. and we are al
ways ready TO give estimates.
oooDALE LUMBER CO.,
Near 8. p. Pas Depot
Phone e5i.
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Cash Saving Offer
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Papers for the Price Of One.

Weekly Journal and Weekly Ore
gonian. $500.
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Farmer. s1.35.
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~ Y. World. s1.75.
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pendent. $3.50.
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Parties desiring can get the Daily
Journal three months instead OF the
Weekly one year In the above combi
nations.
HOFER BROTHERS
Salem, Oregon
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-18
viii Build Cottage.

J. c. Goodale, sr.. recently pur
chased the Woodwork property. at
the northwest corner of Winter and
Mil streets. and will erect thereon
modern cottage that will cost about
$1,000.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-18

Nature is back OF every universal
law: being back OF osteopathy. cures
are effected that have hitherto been
considered impossible.
schoe:tle, Barr & Barr osteopaths,
Opera House Block Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-18

Through personally condw.a
list sleeping cars between Poth0a I.
Chicago once a week. and bs,us.. 4.
den and Chicago three times , 49,
via the Scenic line.
Through Standard sleepins :,
daily between Ogden and Chie,m
the Scenic line. ''
Through Standard sleepips
daily between Colorado sprinn
st. Louis.
Through Standard and tours, 4
ing cars daily between San Fra,s
and Chicago. via Los Angeles nj
Paso.
Through Standard sleeping can,
chair cars daily between 81 PAU
Chicago.
Be sure that your ticket read,
the Great Rock Island Route.
The best and most reasonabh 4
ing car service.
ing car service. For information
T. ]. CLARK, Tray. Pass. An
L. B. GoRHLI
Gen. Agt.. $50 Alder St.. Portland
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-18
ssuaht Hops at 10 Cents.

Ed. c. Herren. a local hop dealer.
reports the purchase for ls cents OF
a lot OF l2o bales from A. h. Coyle. OF
POlk county.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-18
The LIsh, That FaiIed.

Mrs. A.-When was engaged TO my
husband, he was the very light Of my
existence.
Miss D.-And now
MrS \ The light goes out every
nlrht l;rnrSlya life.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-18
Here's
Your
Chicago
Train

The electric-lighted limited
ST. Paul and Chicago, via tAs ?
ton Route.
It's a wOndrously beanpN
Bright as day from headhsh
platform. Homelike as y
home. Luxurious as the ne
You will enjoy your TIP
take the Burlington Limi1sa j
p. Stake the Southel~ y
via Billings and save time
Kansas City, St. Louis az
where beyond.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-18
Corvallis & EasteTnR R

IIUIH 1VO' 7 U-IIFVa 10 IIDoHy 10
time 10 connect with the s. p. south
bound trair, rs wei AZ giving two or
thres hours In Albany before dePal tuFe
OF 3. p. northbound train.
TraiL No. ? con. cts with the 8. p
trains at Corvallis n, Albany giving
direct service to Newport and ada
cent beaches.
Tran No. 3 for Detroit, Breit@nbush
and other lOFntAiI resorts leaves Al
bany at 1900 a M, reaching Detroit
At noon, giving ample time 70 reach
the springs same day.
For further Information apply 70
EDWIN STONE.
Manager.
THoS. cOCKREI.L, Agent, Albany.
II. H. CRoNIsE. Agent. Corvallis
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INDIGESTION

Is the cause Of more discomfort than
any other ailmenL II you eat the
things that you you want, and that
are good for you, you are distressed.
Aeker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make
your digestion perfect and prevent
Dyspepsia and its attendant disagree
able symptoms. Yoa can safely eat
anything. az any time, II you take one
of these tablets afterward. Sold by
al druggists under a positive guaran.
tee. 25 cts. Money refunded II you
are not satisfied. Send TO US for a
free sample. w. II. HOOKER 4 Co,
Bufalo. n Y
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Things do not 20 wrong OF them
selves; somebody pushes them.-Puck.