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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
4 Distineaishea Visitor.

Mrs. William ArthV ldAenoweth 7has as her guest her father SIr N. A Beach of Columbus, Ga. Mr Beaeh is widely known in the south and for over sixty years was one Of the lSading hardware dealers iu the southern. .stars. He retired from business many years ago. but the financial world remembers him as man sof superb business qualities. while for year afser year he dispensed prineely hospitality at bis home In Columbus, where at one time he entertained The family of Adelina Patti, who is now re- beating her American trips Mir. Beach is extremely cultivated and for years tdm, an active part in the musical progress of the sonth, In his music room in his fine old eoloaial residence he collected many rare .iustrumenls, and is tlsse owner of a Stradivaltus
 MT Bfaeh has ,reeeuSy gesa the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Charles Mallette at her homS at Lake poxoay one of the
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Alabama Woman
 Nnfes stofY of fhe Stage.

Among the widely read books of the au- tumn season is "Dramans." by Miss An nie Arlington Tyson of Montgomery Miss Arlington is resolving most favorable lcomment upon hes est literary venture and her .sbory deais with Subject that is nothing short of dinicu4 Among the recent reviews k that of Mrs. Kate Hrtchlson Morrissette who writes in the Montgomery Times as follows:
 1 One more Of the-.fsir Vand-daughters Iof the men of the old regime is a candi- 4ate for lRerary honors.
 SsAGss Annie ArrlngtonNryson returning a flaw days ago from three months travel in 'europe, was met in New York by the child of her fancy, Dramana, fresh from &pblshing house of Neal X Co. who did all Eshat large, clear type, good paper. and red covers. gilt lettered could accomplish to garb suitably the story and give it endurance tgr it's travels through the world of noeer readers.
 A shorf time before she left Alabama. the punlishlng house to whom the manu- script wass sent was burned, and it was transferred to Neale & Co. who wrote Miss Tyson that they desired to see her in New York and arrange to publish it in time for the fall season. Engaged in busy preparation fsr her trip abroad. she replied that she, was unable, from the stress of circamstances, to aecede to their request; then. she president of the company paid her the cogsideration and high compliment of iecming to Montgom- sery to consult with her Mir. Neale spent one, day in Montgomery in her fathers hospitahle home, returning immediately on the night train to his business in New York
 Dramana is story with purpose-and sa high purpose-to elevitee the drama.
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MANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO
 AGE7HERAaeD 'CRECHE~FUND'
The story in sanky,s Age ! Ifa ss

H<9K<s
 The story in sanky'z Age-IIfs 'ss the need for funds to carry o4 the york ofAthe Credhe Tor nenaisss children brought additional contributions yaater- day 10 the Crethe fund
 If the fund continues to aee0 .ss'it did yesterday. the creehe Wa ssgn lhaxe it's treasury greatly augmented and fg next Sunday, one week from tn. day the fund was started it is believed ,ihe Age-Hersld will have to sAnonnce esn- tributions from hundreds af BHning- hams phianthrepie citizens.
 The wofk of Inc Creche in mainnnifg large family of friendess eh1dEen at the Mercy Home is known tsF4hen- sands. and apmeei2tcd by hpndreds of persons in every walk of life. If, theae is single charity in this great city that appeals 10 every m3n and woman. it is. the Greene. whicae goes to the very core in usform work and is aae 6 the recognized agencies toward .the prevention of paanersm' and crime Il has been said hundreds of times tsai the Creche is the pet charity of Hi1m= ingham. The club man will tell yoa that the Greene is the greatest char ity in this city Men who@a. worrisd' with business cares will give mo ments thought 10 tho needs of the Greene. The: woman with .l4t,s ones .of her owyesnds sssgmpsthelis ear to the pathetfF Stories Of tlre children who gre sent to the Afepe9 Home Every 4Qo yesterday who contributed to .the t'reehe fund had something to ssT about ifs beautiful work for Birmineham's waifs
 T do not know of any eaoss shonid prefer to give to- gid prominent Sir mingiam lawyer. Faan tie ereche. The money eopld not be better flax and the women at the head of t11e S7~'he afe doing comnkndable work
 The meeting Of the Creese which will be held Thursday mor4i"s al II o'clock at the residence of tbe president esNfs. Alexander Troy London. irARjses To be largely attended. An invitaaon is cxtead- ed all, who are interested in the phll-
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Mir. and Mrs. Cabahiss
 To Entertain House Party.

MT. and Mrs. Edward II. Cabariss win entertain brilliant house party Thanks giving @eek, the party to include Cover nor and Mrs Jellss. Miss Jeks. and Mrs. C c.aHanson and Nls and Mrs. Henry Peebles> of Atlanta. on the evonng aa Tuesday Novemher 2l MT. and Mrs Cab aniss will entestan several hundred guests in compliment to the membess Of her house -party. the married set to be ln- vfted fpom s to 10 and the younger social set later in the evening.
 g. reception will also be in compliment MMiss CarrielBerry of Eufaula. who will lMiaYe tonight to be the guest of AIss. Ptharles oscaf Lecke, and of three of lBrminehnn loveliest dehftan1s. ..Miss AAArgaret Nixon, Mss Mary Anderson .SEl Miss Bessie Jemison
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the guest of Miss Fannie May Mason. is among the most admired of the visit ing young women. She is a niece of Congressman Richardson and her family are well known in Southern society.
 The many friends of Miss Fay Miles will regret to hear that she is i'll.
 Miss Compton and Miss Morton have sent out invitations to a faculty recital al the Birmingham seminary, Friday evening November 18th. al o'clock
 St. Mary's chapter will meet this af- ternoon with Mrs. J. R. Wheeler
 Mrs Joseph, Riddcl1 Estes will enter tain the Thursday Evening Euchre club.
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Bnffet luncheon.

Mrs. Robert II Pearson's buffet lunch- con today in compliment 10 Mrs. Quincy Ewing will be a hrillian and. beautiful os- casion. to which yFhe married Friends of Mrs. Pearson have been invited, In the receiving lSne will be Mrs. Pearson Mrs. Ewing Mrs. i'redsrok Northrop Rix Mss Rix of Hot s.srinss, Arks and Miss Short of BoNon.
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Bazaar Con~'Haee
 To Meet This eAfferuo0n.

The nfaeting which has been called by Mrs Thomas H. Notion for this afternoon at o'clock at the First Methodist church will be important since each chairman and each memher of the ba- zaar com9ittfes are expected to be pres end with reports of the work The meet isg whieif~ill.De held in the basement of the church will@be sailed to order prompt l!y at o'clock and prompt attendance iswursed by ML&.sN Noton. whs is general trhairnnep.
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now at St Vincents hospital. will be ] removed to her residence some tune during the week Her many friends will be de- lighted to know that her condition is so favorable. although 1t will be several weeks before she will be able to be out Mr and Mrs. McCrossin were to have entertained this evening in compliment to their young daughter, Miss Florence McCrossin. but the reception has been postponed indefinitely.
 Mrs A. l. Riddle has returned.
 Miss Helen Smith is in Baltimore for a visit of two weeks
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Heidt will entertain early in December in compliment to their daughter, Miss Alva Heidt.
 Mir. and Mrs H. G. Kinney will return today after a short visit to Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Rebeeca Anderson and Miss Mary Anderson left yesterday afternoon for their plantation in South Alabama where ':gs'T'i' 'E' spend tn. remainder of 8'''"- Mrs Robert Baugh will entertain the Little Jokers Thursday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Augustus Mather sent out cards yesterday for reception at the Hilman. Friday evening, November 20 in compliment to their daughter. Miss Louise Mather. The invitations are limited to the unmarried set
 Cards were received in Birmingham yesterday from Mir. and Mrs. Henry Crowder Peterson, of Orelika, announc- ing the marriage of their daughter, Lot tie, and pr. Percy Nixon, on Thursday, November 5th.
 Mrs. W. w. Bussey is in Talbotton.
 
 Miss Richardson, of Athens, who Is
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Mf5rmai RecepAoR 70
 Sfafe PresideHf Y. D. C.

Mrs. F. Wood' Of oxHl1a, president . of the Alabama piEJssas&. .lshters of the confederaey who has kthe guest of Mrs. ]. A. Rounffee, lef ssierday for Charleston, S. c. to attend inc r. D. C. convention.
 Of tke many distineuished visitors dun ing the fseent Confederate pinion none received more attention thansMrs Wood. and she ma9e a charming impression un- on every one viii had the pleasure Of meeting her. Before her departure For Charleston the Birmingham Daughters i met her+isormally ot the residence of Mrs ]. A RountgM.. *sesideH of the Pelham chapter. tf@@,ocasion being charming one socially
 'NI1sf Wood gave q tari on the state work . of the Alabama dislsion, brinelA before 1 the Daughters the various causes for (which they are pledged to work notably the care of indisent Confederate soldiers. I the building of the monument to the Con- l federate dead on ss,ieh bssde field. and ] the organization of chaptcfs of chlldra,N ] of the Conf depacv.s ,%i
 Before Mrs. Wood accepttd the%pSkss ideney of the Alabama division sha. ssfs chairman of the committee whose snaoits e work is to organize soldiers chapitas Mrs. Wood said that num4er | c4f \ 5 a 1 chapters had receutl@ be, .fasI asfl
 that there is a great dea ssaRs Ss as,al
 and interest among the ahtvS STs tiil.
 state. ,8ssslss Esss
 After Mrs. Woods talks sISks ls
 informal discussion and lisiz s t 7' 3Enf3t luncheon was served, the deRfhs yiag ont the Confederate colors
 Mrs. Rounree Was in a hahdsoine gown of bhek grenadine and Mrs. Wood wore a beautiful toilette of ecru vone over E green taffeta' the FrencnV touch being given ir rich applique in the coral tlnts. |. Mrs Wood is ] very striking looking woman dresses perfectly pd is a brilliant 1 conversationalist.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
Mrs. IalAeyTakas
 Charge sOf Gy7aHa Sum.

'Ah Lois B. ralles has removed her studio from the ehaapter house of the chnrsAcr aie Ad,+ft s. the Pollock stephens. InstitVre. and will be in charge of the syrhnastnn. shdSwill xeontinNe to ad- init pupils to the school of expression
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fir. and Mrs. lc6fKan
 Entertain af Dinner.

Mir. and Mrs ChaLles Hugh cethran entertained at dinnertasr4Aening in com pliment, t6 the Mtsses shsfs,e. Mn Lynn and Mr Shook, tho guests inxludng the members of tho wedding partsH
 The gaests wore seated at large cir c9lor table, she aseoratons of@which were ia' pink and whs6ehrysan4hemums. The places wore deagnzsed with georgeous ss hrysantaemums. and both the decora- tions and the deElls of the elegant menu made the dinner one of the handsomest events Of the' winter.
 Mrs. William Mudd Jordan will give lumehesn today in compliment to the Misses sharpe, the occasion to assemble the iadie1in the wedding party and a few other friends.
 This evening afterdthe rehearsal at the Grlreh of the Advent, MT Evum and Mr Ramsay -vil entertain ct their Highland avcliee residenoo in compliment to the wedding party and the oirt of town guests. A buff Asdpper wilsbe Served
 CoL and Mrs. A. M. Shook, Miss Shook. Mir. and Mrs. John Cray MT. and Mrs. Edwin Warner, Mr and Mrs. Joseph War per Mas Elsabeth pIhomas Mn. E. A. Price of Nashville. will arrive in Birming- ham today isi Colonel Shocks private ,ear and will remain .untdl after the double wedding ofAMiss Ethfsl Sharpe and MT. Lynn ana Miss Carrie Sharpe and Mir. Shook
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10

 l antfHapie wolk as .A.s organized charity. The Rfesscc of naa-memHars will not commit them. ta membership. but an open. discussiola 4iH be he'd in regard to the rfesslng fssas af the eratne.
 The society dapaflmH5 of the Age 5leraa witch 5laated he esase fund on saHaaN. VII Hs glad 10 receive edt dtionu Contributions. Ths smallest amount wA asssl ha GHHsae iu its work and mot mHts eh5n sl ls asked. Con tuhuaaas may ea left at tns Aga-iter- ald office addressed 10 tine society eai- kt0r-aHd marked fsp the efeehe und. Send 1aur c5a9butlm today to the Greene fund, She chfdren's friend,
 Previously aelH1H sd8td:
 N. S. Terry ..' ...............s
 ltlota & Godman.... .......... Earle 1eupH f Co.................
 Solomon e Leei.-.. ...,...s,.......
 Mahrss Adlels ....-. ..............
 Cash CsiN contributors. ........, 6
 F. e. smith ...ss.-..,. s..ss,..., , V 1s lsoc Ae4 ...- .'....t.'..A' : A. N. smifT &...... ....4....,..
 W H. Aaniy... .a .- ...,. .. Received yosterday.
 Ms. s D. Maal1leg. .s.......s.1
 Af1s. Frank ff. Iathtorl.
 Mrs. William Bauie. ............
 Ms. Gharlss 6ash Cothrah.... Ms. E. c. Staeepse .............-
 Mrs. ". p. rd.............. Mi@. Oscar F. smith............ Mrs. J. ". Meaueen.............-1
 Mrs. z. $. simmons. .....,......
 Primary class southside Baptist
 .ehaEes..'.,. .ts..,. ....... :..,.-.
 Gash...5.- .... ................... N'Nlail.t..t. .--- 4...-..--.- .-....*........ D
 dah'. COG at..- .............e....25c
 Cash.... ..s s.....................50c
 Cash,.. .... .......................s0 .s0c
 1aEn .t.'...t.. .,............N .Nc
 'tsh ...-...s,. ....' ,........,.... Ice Total ........# z... s.f. t........... .S36 10
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
EXCURSION RATES
To Selma, Alabama, and Return Via
 Southern Railway.

Southern KalIWay.
 Account fall festival Selma. Ala. No- vember 16th-21st Southern railway will sell round trip tickets from Birmingham, Talladega, Meridian. Mobile and lnterme- diate points to Selma, rate one fare plus 9 cents. Tickets on sale November 15th- Fist; limited November 22nd Rate from Birmingham, $315. For further informa- ton apply pasesnge office. Morris building, telephone 611 J. c. Lusk. District Passen- ger Agent. 11-S-14t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
REAL Es TATE.
FOR SALE.

$25QO-5-room modern cottage; North Fist street $1400-Beautiful North Fist street lot $60O0-571 feet fronting 1dlewild car line. s4000-193x17O; corner Avenue K and Mont gomery street. sS71a Per Foot-Lovely South 18th street lots s275O-Eegant West End home $5500-11-acre tract; improved only miles $l1 000-Fine nvestment; pays sl440. $40 Per Foot-Sycamore street lot. s2500-Avenue F corner, 10oxl9O S45O00-Fine large business corner.
 FOR RENT. $25-5-room cottage; Avenue I. between 22nd and 23rd $s5-5-room house: 1th, between Ave- nues and K. $40-7-room house; 1908 9th avenue. s65-Large 9th avenue house. $40-S rooms, new and modern. 2S11 12th avenue. $100-Large house: corner c and Fist. Several stores and other houses for rent.
 MCCONNELL L & WRIGHT. Both phones f6 220 North Fist St.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

TWO gentlemen or couple can secure board, with home comforts. private family; references required. Peoples phone 734. or call 2230 g. ave. 10-14-tf WANTED-Occupants for handsomely furnished front room with board: mod
 ern conveniences. 422 North Twentieth
 St. 11-10-6t BOARDERS WANTED-First class table board: with or without rooms hot and
 cold baths. TOT N. 18th street. 11-6-7t
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most beaiaiful sections of North Caro- ina.
 He arrived in Birmingham Sunday night.
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Communication tickets will be on sale the first and last day of each month.
 B. R. l.. & F. Go.
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N0fes4aHd Person aIs.

There will be meeting of.the board of managers of the Woman's Exchange this mornaaat 10 o'clock
  Mrs, J. Morgan Smith has returned from Montgomery. Mrs F. J, McCr<sin who was so ser. ously injured in recent runaway and Is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10

SPECIAL! SPECIALl
 Gas Coke in lots of five tons or over, ordered for de. livery in the nexttWo weeks. only s3 50 per t&.
 B'ham By, Lit. & Eco.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10

Ten per cent saved. Pay Gas ald Electric bills before the 10th.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10

Communication tickets will bessold on the first and last day of each month.
 B. R l.. & P. Co.,.
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SALEsMEN WANTED.

hardware and general stores in Ala bama. north of Birmingham to take ready seller as side line on good com mission. Address Box 4S3. Atlanta, Ga 10-27-30-11-5-10
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
HELP WANTED.

>-----~~~~-~---~~--~-~-~ WANTED--A good stenographer in every town in Alabama to increase their in- come without interfering with present duties. For particulars address Bus mess, care Age-Herald. 10-29-tf WANTED-Two well dressed young men, man and wife, to travel. Salary and expenses paid. Apply from 10 to F. Room 46 Florence Hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10

Schillinger's Hof- -Brau Beer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
SMITH G STlLLMAN. 2O04k First Avenue.
Established S. BETHEA & CO.,,
TOR sALE.

FOR SALE. S-room, modern, 18th street south, be- tween l2th and 18th ayes; under good rental Groom house, large lot. ali in good shape; on car line; Woodiawn. s-rooms, l1th ave south, between 10th and 16th streets; we'll rented; price is right. S-room brick residence: Sth ave. north. near 16th street; modern; liberal terms. 9-rooms modern; nice lot near Richmond place; good terms and price. splendid lots on St. Charles ave. very reasonable prices.
 FOR RENT. Office. ground floor, First National Bank building. Several rice stores and homes: well To- cated; call on us; we take pieaserA 'u showing and naming prices. UNDERWRITERS REAL ESTATE
 AND RENTAL co. Both phones, 61s. 2Ol7 lsl Ave.
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Just like finding it. WhatP 10 per cent. Pay Gas and Electric bills before the 10th.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


 WANTED--A first-class soil pipe machin- ist. The II. Wetter Mfg. Co.,. South Pittsburg, Tenn. 11-5-7t MAN with references for commercial traveller to call merchants and agents; experience not required; salary. $2i per week, with expenses advanced. National, BPS Dearborn street Chicago.
 11-7-7t WANTED-Bookkeep and office man. Prefer that he can manipulate a type writer Must be thoroughly acquainted with city. S15.00 per week. Permanent. Chance for promotion Room 23S First National Bank Bldg.
 HELPER WANTED-For sign painting Hermitage, 18th street and 2nd avenue Room f. l0-13-tf WANTED-An up-to-date colored barber; good salary to right party; give full particulars. Address Barbers care Age Herald. 11-8-4t
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 WANTED.
SITUATIONS NAMED.

 MAN with college education and 10 years experience in manufacturing wishes po- siton in Birmingham; 2S years old, mar ried; can give best of references Ad- dress Rex, care Age-Herald. 11-S-4t-su- tu- fri-su
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FoR RsNr.

 FOR RENT-A corner house. close in; first class condition, furnished or un- furnished; Bell phone 925 or address L., care Age-Herald.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
Lights Music
and a Wedding

New York. Sept l6.-There Is to
be a Southern havor-cotton decora.
tioRs. Dixie" wedding music and
thousands OF miniature incandescent
electric lights both inside and outside
the church--to marriage which
takes place tonight in Christ Episco-
pal church, Williamsburg. The CON
tracing parties are Miss Agnes Rose
Lane, we'll known in the theatrical
world. and James @. Rossman, a thea.
trical man OF Atlanta. Georgia, and
formerly Of Seattle. Wash.
To honor the brides Southern birth
the church chimes will play "Dixle"
as the bridal party enter the church.
The Joined initials OF the bride and
bridegroom will be written in electric
lights over the altar. These will be
dark until the bridal procession ap.
proaches, when they will suddenly
burst into flame. Lines OF tiny elec
trio bulbs will separate the pews re
served for relatives and special guests
instead of the usual white satin rib
bons, and there will be twenty prws
reserved for members OF the Profes
sional Woman's League. which will
attend in body.
The bride is TO be a member OF tn,
league and well-known actress, hav
ing played with Joseph Haworth
Otis Harlan and other noted actors
throughout the country. Severa
years ago she was converted 10 Nor
monism, and became president OF IN,
woman's Relief association, which
though ostensibly a mission, is SAID
TO be proselyting bureau for tn,
Mormon church. Last year Miss Lane
appeared in Mormon play which
had a special production under the
auspices of the Mormon church in tbs
old Salt Lake theater in Salt Lake
City.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17

Offers a choice OF THREE gateways,
KANSAS CITY. ST. JOSEPH or
OMAHA, to Chicago and points East.
Through Standard and Tourist
sleeping cars daily between San Fran
cisco and Chicago via Los Angeles
and El Paso.
Through Tourist Sleeper each
TUESDAY from Portland to Chicago
via Salt Lake and Colorado Springs.
Through Standard Sleeping Cars
daily between ogden and Chicago.
Lowest rate in effect always avail
able via Rock Island System"
Reduced ROUND TRIP RATES In
effect on July ~, 13. 15 and 16, and
August IS. 10, 25 and 26; 80 days TO
turn limit.
Be sure that your ticket reads via
the Great Rock Island Route.
The best and most reasonable din
ing car service. For information,
GEO. W. BANTER. T. p. A.
l.. b. GoRHAM. Gen Agt.. 25O Alder
street. Portlend Ore.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
I he President
GOeStOAntietam

Oyster Bay, Sept 16.-President
Roosevelt, accompanied by his secre-
tary and several secret service Off
GERS. leaves his home today to attend
the unvelling of the New Jersey state
monument at Antietam. The cere'
mony is to take place tomorrow end
the president is to be the principal
speaker. This is to be the last trip
of Mr. Roosevelt until he leaves Sag
amore Hill on his return to Washing
ton. which. it is expected, will be
about a weeS hence.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
Maryland
Democrats

Baltimore, Sept. 16-The Demo-
cratic state convention TO be held in
this city tonight will be in the nature
OF love feast with plenty Of music
and speeches by prominent leaders OF
the party. The work OF the conven-
ton has all been mapped out before
hand The recent primaries made
certain the nomination Of Edwin NJ.
warfeld as candidate for governor.
Nominations for Comptroller and At
torney General likewise have been
agreed upon and only await the rati-
fcatlon OF the convention.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
Kansas G. A. R.
Reunions

Lawrence. Kans., Sept. 16.-Law-
renee is gaily decorated in patriotic
colors today in honor of the veterans
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
whose twentieth annual reunion will
be held here during the next two
days. Veterans from every county Of
the state were present at the formal
opening today. The list OF prominent
speakers 10 be heard during the re-
union includes George r. Peck Of
Chicago and Gen. John c. Black, com
mander.ln-chief Of the G. A. II.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-17
Quick
Time
East

From Tacoma, Seattle. the Puget
Sound country and Spokane TO Mis-.
souri, river points and the Southeast
the Burlington offers quick service
Through trains Seattle TO Kansas
City equipped with big. free chair cars
standard Pullman sleepers, and last
but not least. touris. sleepers, cleeA'
comfortable and cheap.
Why not take the Southeast special
via Billings and the Burlington fon
can't do better. and you might 90
worse