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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Sra GpIfur, isis.

geir 90 @ino bar pGret uofiad felez
Tia / ginter paa oisie CRATER at Sers
beu. Golfar er life retop nogen itor
gn enouii, men ben franler Jig frem
aauife utrplig. Set eaar iaa ltoligt oe
bnoaeliat til ber / baaoc Saubel 90 Sdns
bel, ium nogen meo Rimeliebeo Tan fors
lauee. 8t bar temmelig mango 8uttter,
90 Here blir bet bel, boor Sorretnin9en
Sribes / bet Itore at baabe SOBER % trilts
ne Solf nreo al ben Sing, iom t9ntes
fan, % Ion err rsbbeubige til Sipets
Nsotsrft. Sesioruoen omi9ttes Der en-
uitnrtcIig @asie Sarmprooufter, life
minSit Soteter. ut ie ale blsie Sotes
teslas ON Soften, bbilfe itaar ! Ianee
giRtter % oenter ~tdalmooi9 pna i'm
Eur, er rigtig ct "Sgn". s De ienere
aur bar man osiaa Iagt ii8 paa Sobaf,
af 6piltet Der ables iau tort ct anans
hfm, al set n9iten funbe ipues tilitrGt1
feliot for belle geroen. If Imeritanere
er bet life mauae Der, men be faa. iom
er. Times at pRre I9rbeles bbggeltge
Rolf. Roriferne er tdlri9e, % pan fna
~llrStaaelier q er be airfefolf aneians
men, ioetminoite / Rabnet. Si bar tns
aen Snloou, 8uoifelon. men ire &trter,
en- amerifanlf og to nozzle; Oct er Sbnz
oSeu oa ben Cor. &irfe, iom er repre-
Ienteret. SnnoSen bar nplis bh9get iig
EN- rata imdgfulo airte rigtig Ct
prrbiot 8uoshus. 0ette fan neppe
Sioes ON BEN anben &irfe, Gpdo bore
Glaus anadar, men iaa beror M life
alt paa BEN Siue heller. peo ui; ben bar
til 8ienaiRlo noget al Moerbommens
eerpnrbigbeS ibetminoite; tbi ben bar
ben fsrite airte / Collar, Sorrelten
er Der MI mango % mangeila9s atrter
uSoper 9anoet. iaa Oct nGiten frnSe ips
nes at bRre formeact al bet eose % laas
Iebes - operflsoiet.
9pnsere oppe / Stunning Saaeb Hal
Der bpages nh &irfe nj @ndren lige !
Rer6eSen af een samle Sirte. Set blep
for trdnqt; Der bar life 8rim l9nser
unSer idnuue Gag. fife enaana | ben
famine @rapplaSs, % ian blcu bet ii.
bet. al en- Del maatte ie ig ON effer Ell
MT Slabs banSe for DC leoenbe os Dc
bsSe. 9aa 8runS at Splittelien mcaem
Tritirten % ben Spr. &irte bar u. y.
Reuiabeb p9ret belt / to 9eire i mango
gur, ind SruoSet hont hnerten ~uforbcreot
eIer upentet, men bet bar Iiae iulertelist
for BET, piitnbf for bease Barter. Be
uStraaStc bar iest aaIosforDtnoelie mcs
Collar Reuisbeo % beticnss at Sditor
@itre. Der | i'm SiO itoo ium &rGit for
almnins gdIIch Rsuiabto | mango an.
Srifirteuieuigbeoen bar for nGrprreuoc
imeen fat Rrrit. on enfeIte al Sens
aemmer bar i paaiommenSe EilfGIbe
sriitet fla til at bsnntte ben andre %
ben samie RrCiteu. Get or 10 gont,
naar omit ital prre. at Set life er euouti
prrre. at life @artiprienet Isber al meo
6cf gdnite cg aIceIes.
en- I goIfay.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

imerteoe, % ieg huU0c SoUcOpine q
pnr iug oUer set belle, Icres Bern.
10 nu~beinIeoe3 iaa megct iOm en- Uio.
uuocrIiB ionic. at leg bIeU opertalt
iii at prse 0en. oa Sen beotrfeoe mir.
feIig en- itor Eorauoriu0 / en- llgc.
ioo jeg ucSbIep at BRUCE Den / Here
Tiger, inotil ieg isItC, iom ON ieg
5opoc ct 2IorS SUiIe o. par REQ per
left Selbre6. bophe iortrinlig appe'
tit, ion goSt ON Rottcn % bop0c nI'
orig SooeOpine eaer Rugimertcr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
ara CREAM, Ninn.

Sbab iibite aars apIiHg ansaar, faa
bar ben oaarlis iormebelit 8esu. ga
ics Tan iise, bet resnere bier anben Dag
ifior CONNER. iaa Speben gil ira 5
til 10 gnibels pr. gere; Saprc pa gpa
bar libt bebre. Corner blep for bet aIelfe
gobt. men Ell itor Gel bleu life mooeni
formeoelif Resn os BET foIoe 8eir. Ieu
Sarnterne er for bet meitc belitaaenSe.
iaa bet saar alisepeI. Ser er baaroi
ON g~rbeiosfolt. 2euuen er OPP til $500
ON sdret og fra 25 til 80 Saler ON
Waaneben for s Raaneber eler for
Sommereu. gor Sr9it. Yaitor u. 5.
Sammer. flptteSe til 9ep Sanrpibire. oa
M er pi llSen 8reit. gt bar hapt
@uSstiencite en- Sang bper Waancb al
Baitor grun fra 2afe Drills, Spfpa.
Mlen MI antaeer jeg, at pi fdar Yaitor
5. SIien fra I~tidJiean.
giuteren bar peret lin meo gpbt
Sl9Sefere belle Siben iioen ben lite Ses
ceriber, o9 altine sam I'm bante Sang.
On @rn9be Sarmerc iGleer os refer
til 0eiten, hbor De fan tiebe btligerc
Sanb. 2mbet beromfring i9lees for
imeIem go o9 70 Collars pr. Gere. %
bet er temmelis bbrt for en- dlmiroeIig
0ianb at fisbc. Seq burbc bel fortGle
liSt ON Cream. Sor bet fsrite iaa bar
pi TO Stores; Creamery bar ot pg eli
obetie Smeb os Go9nibop, en- 9auieIdl
% 0t. 8. a.. Saa; Ii9eiaa en- SeeSs
ntsIle; men pi bar aIori9 iaa me8et iom
Ell glinogris engan9.
On Seboins.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
sra eonamunt, Golo.

MunSt oongmont Dor ni pmtrent 90
norife Sdmilier foruSen en- Sci lsie Hers
foner, os flere Iorife pentes at tomme.
gi bar norif Ienisbeo. Tom b~etienes al
Eaitor 9ommersuRs fra Genper, en- me-
get birfiom Manb | tit &nlo. og ban er
bgit astet at fire Soft. Nenigheben
bar fisbt fig Cont / gpen % ifal bpsae
airte. Settlementet saar liee op til
Spoen at Sieloene; oisie lisser paa
9orbbeit % banner ct soot 89rn mob
Storme. Ser bar hi bet bebite qlima,
man fan tenfe zig. Ger fommer mango
fbse Solt fra giten, ion 9aserne ienoer
bernb. iier be, Tom fiber al SGrine %
aitbnta os ilet SorbbieIIe, % be fsler
itrar, at alintatet pirfer, os De Heite bIis
Der oeiaa friife isien.
8. S6ronoion.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

S0Gl e1IubtL 5tuAuti9 GU Et 4Eub
forRieuig 6orm. 9en
tatarrbalfe l1SHcS aatarrb
6lir tproere. Spoelieu btorss ON
al Slimbiroerne for. msor,r.
ioinSer Selois. Spis
8atarrb'er en- IeSidGet al 5ofte, iaa
6lir Soften lsiere, Sppttet miuore
tIG6rigt; fort iagt. ale SrmStomer
pier en- mag Ssnoens 6entmoS ge.
bring. 3ette er en- oirefte Gslse al
aorstiSeu.
6oer 8oar iorurges Paturan. ga.
turgu iager at bli uHg puanp, 6eFri
iig for Spaoarme, fiae I'D uren6e.
Ser, at renie no GUeriTsSigbeSer. at
reuooere. Get er Sen gieu sSenSe,
reuienbe. itprteuSe aarstio.
I'll Dem. iom oar oPret ptaeet al
froriif Ratnrrb suifer ri at iige Fl
Bar Srb. @uariRioneu tifbpSer Gem
Ell fortriuEia anTeOriug til at 6lt
fuit Ieres Spgoom. adnhpnSe De
bar nrret pIaaet I Here Iar; 7e fan
bGue er5oct foritieaiae WeSictrer.
Rouife 7e er blct moSTss; fan6Rnoe
3e euS9a BAR prSoet Berlira % life
~erfuret oct siebIiffeItgc 8aou. iom
RerunG pIeier at briuge.
Genue SeiIIoguirg oar | Btuter.
m%aorcSeruc. Reu MI CT set 8eres
anIcouing. 8aturen fommer Tenn
tithiulp I Seunc aarstio. 9Fot 6iGIp
Oen list. % SEM Ui[ bringe Gern no
al Sen fruutenSc SiIopreIie, bpori
Dc Bar pTret iaa Iruge. 8io Eatrt.
rem IiSt a&ititancc, eIers er oens
9~eitrPbelier forsirpes.
Gn fort Gnr ueS Rcrana mn oif
urre init paatiOe. IadnrOerue April,
Mai % Suui or Den itrategiifr SiS iii
at beirt Gem for fruuif autarrb, en-
al DC melt ieiae % banrSuaffrSc Spg.
oummc pau belle 2iiteR OOcr be men.
neifcIigr Guoer.
Rar0aret 2tttle. 40 Sopt Ct,
9roofIpn. q. -. ffrioer:
Seq bar UEret pIaget al Soritop.
pcIie % iIct 6orOsieIic / oper ct aar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
ara Nsinnepta, Winn.

M 8 "GecnrabsY olten" Ter ieg. al
niaisi foreeit rnnSi ON SerSen srn
f9Se Sebr. Scr / Yiimueota bnboe Ri
ct "5urpriiepartp" ben Dag. Set bar
nemIio SronS gipbre. airieianser
Minnepta Reuiebeb. iom BEN Sag fDlote
tit 39te Snr. Yaitor 9iepeu bnlot Ell
Gale % taffeoe sgnhrc for hans trc
Snmarbeibe i Menisbcoen / NANCE gur.
EaItoren operratte Nr. os @rs. :, v,
Mphre en- "Settcc" % en- 8pnseitpl,
iom foiteoe 500 til en- grinbrirs fra ban
ielp os be andre geissenoc. Oct par
Sanbbeo ct gcnuentsoe. aor.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Ara wbotrum. ssoib.

@bntcom er en-, uafier GIL. life iaa
iurrt itor. men ben bar poret | DC TO
fibitc slm. Ser CT npoeIiet at lepe. for
bet er life oarrnt ON Sommeren % lite
npeeu ginter. iom CT at n9pne. gi bar
.faapibt Jet Sne ! ginter. men ben saar
fhag igien. 81. &.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

0'ra. Z. NcIion, 800 g. Ibiro
Ct. 3~ofionuiIle. GIo., ifr,pcr;
Seq cuifcr at tuffc 0em for oct
itore @opn Ieg bar boUt ira 9ruBeH
al Reruua.
o. oct purme 0eir latte mo ielte
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

min quo |
forpe par
r%uireret, oa'
ieg aitog L
SuI0 bocrI
DAG. 2p.
qerre til
rao6eoe mig
al relic til
et Sauato.
RUM. meIt
Herc Der
Toner iii.
rad0e0e mig
at prspe Be
ruro tuocH
ieg ait til
BEN lloatf,
- n AgNF
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

ica mig "trGt
og noIiot boo'
&c inaeu Nope
tit % fuuoe
life fore ON
Ratten, mar
icg ito0 op ON
0fOraenen isI.
tie ica mig me
re trGt emo
unar icg IoG0e
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

s~pmaTrner 'Snsoennen.' forl iss npeiss
I Nai @aaHee. CT puer cl G%rrosn,uiHg %
fxlot iaa aoo. ON isfe bepre ene le IS tD1
70 Dollars Raifiuer, iom agsnierae rello
runof % irleer. Grasten par 90 gsnfA
0sn 0eafens 2ime grere. RebEa0A
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
! correspondence +

asapoaSauaru H naa 81 abnsk srs ts bet wushs espn i'll DC br ah .Hsansa fnmu-
lnna RDathonen Napnu IL i'm tHpso Hsnngmort mremmbrp dfomnRnie amrprabm snEu
bel men Rxbhuonsn maop msN apaa % abuskH (.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Mdnc T. =. ,' s.,.:': Kpincer = i: s'' .ss;.. =
90 anbeiaIer pe.rM.na.l

en- Bericn Tan bdpe prret pfdeet
al aatarr6 | lang lib. men bper
8aar antnser aotarrb'eH en- liot
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

amc min gacrljcuoec til GnbdaiuG til SrreS Hcruun babe JON en-
Comic % ct aatarrbA MiSSd. Srt br OGct brugt mO lgt SlO at
mine &cmner, at ig or bct OuerbeUHt ON bets bebrcNcnhc 6genfa'
Der" Saepb 8. Neemces.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

Sdcob 8. DetpeeS, iorberuT.
reuSe Sberit i t3oe ga. GaunIrp
goIunteerS, ifrtner / ct @rep fra
@oibiugton .. g.:
",Sca 6ctTnfcr mia life pan at
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27

THE day was when men Of promi
n nence hesitated to give their testi
monials 10 proprietary medicines for
publication. This remains true today
OF most proprietary medicines. But
Peruna has become so justly famous, its
merits are known to so many people OF
high and low stations, that no one hes
ltates to see his name in print recon-
mending Peruna.
The highest men in our nation have
given Peruna a strong endorsement.
Men representing all classes and sta
lions are equally represented.
A dignified representative OF the Pres.
hyterian church in the person Of Rev.
Il. G. Smith does not hesitate to state
publicly that he has used Peruna in his
family and found 10 cured when other
remedies failed. In this statement the
Rev. Smith is supported by an elder in
his church.
Rev. Il. @. Smith, pastor OF the Presby-
terian church OF Greensboro, G a. writes
"Having used Peruna in my family
for somo time 10 gives me pleasure 10
testify 10 its true worth.
"My little boy seven years OF age had
been suffering for some time with ca
tarrh OF the lower bowels. Other reme-
dies had failed, but after taking two
bottles Of Peruna the trouble almost en-
trely disappeared. For this special
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27
Governor ls a Msmhsr.

Governor Chamberlain today re
ceived letter appointing him a mem
Der of the board OF directors of the
American Flag Protective society
Among the directors are Admiral Geo
Dewey, Hon. James II. Peabody, Gen.
eral Anderson and many other prom.
inent names.
The society is for the purpose of in.
creasing public sentiment against
the desecration and misuse of the
American flag.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27
Baker Paid the Tax.

Sheriff Goliath will not sell the
state printing office Monday. as Frank
Baker, of Portland, owner of the
plant, paid the taxes today. This
property was closed June 18th by the
sheriff for s125 due as taxes This is
the first time taxes have ever been
paid on the property, because II has
never been assessed before. Assessor
Charles Lembcke has begun reform.
and is trying to make all property con.
tribute to the public treasury. and
Sheriff Goliath is supporting him in
the matter.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27
GREAT
STOCK
NOW In
Band Instruments, Pianos,
Organs Etc.

Never has there been in Salem suct
a stock OF musical instruments as IL
now to be seen at the Geo. c. VIII
music store. II includes carloads OF
pianos and organs Of the best makes
as well as sewing machines OF the
most reliable kinds and modern styles
More band instruments have been
handled by this house this season
than ever before, and we are prepared
to supply everything in our line as
never before. Please look our stock
over, and we will please you.
GEO. @. WILL.
Musical instrument and Sewing Ma.
chine Dealer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27
Presbyterian Greensboro Ga Its Pastor and Ea

'DOrO, Ga., and It's Pastor and Elder.
malady consider Il well nigh a spec,e,
"As a tonic for weak and uo.r
our people II has few or no eguaIs 1..-
Rev. e. q. Smith.
Mr.. NJ. j. Rossman, a prominent ma.
chant of Greensboro, Ga, and an elde,
in the Presbyterian church Of Ina,
place, has used Peruna, and In recen,
letter TO The Peruna Medicine Co., o;
Columbus, Ohio, writes as follows:
"For long time was troubled With
catarrh OF the kidneys and tried many
remedies, all OF which gave me no re-
lief. Peruna was recommended to mo
by several friends, and afterusing few
bottles am pleased 10 say that the long
looked for relief was found and lam now
enjoying better health than I have for
years, and can heartily recommend
PerD1a 10 EH similarly afflicted. his
certainly a grand medicine. IN J.
ROsSman.
Catarrh is essentially the same where
ever located. Peruna cures catarrh
wherever located.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use OF Peruna,
write NJ once 10 DIR. Hartman, giving a
full statement OF your case and he viii
be pleased 10 give you his valuable ID
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President u
The Hartman sanitarium, Columbui,
Ohio.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27
|ROSCO
STANDS
TEST
E1 - sl'wIWEzE
Duplicates Mindreader
Bishops Great
Feat
Drives Blind folded Through
the Streets Finds Book
and Word Selected by
Committee

Rosco. the mind-reader and hypno
tist, with the Quaker Medicine Com
pany. which is making a stand in this
city, performed the difficult feat this
afternoon OF driving a team of spirited
horses through the crowded streets,
while securely blindfolded. A com.
lmittee OF citizens, composed OF Messrs
Geo. Waters, J. r. Linn, Carl Abra.
hams, Statesman and a Journal rep
resentative, who hid the book under a
box at Barnes store. and the pin in a
fire plug at the fire department,
met at the stand OF the Quaker Med.
icine Company. and mapped out a
route. A fine, spirited team from the
Club stables was furnished. and the
committee proceeded to hide n pin
and book in different parts of the city.
At'the same time a page was selected
in the book, and n word on the page
While the committee was doing this
Roscoe remained at the Quaker
stand.
After hiding the two articles. the
committee returned 70 the stand.
ready for the drive.
Roscoe's eyes were tightly blind |
folded with a thick bandage, through |
which there was no possible way OF
seeing Grasping the hand of one of
the committee. he left the stand,
and quickly elbowed his way
through the crowd to the carriage, fol.
lowed by the rest OF the committee
4 aking the reins firmly In his hands,
he drove the lively team with a skill
and precision eQualed by few with
their eyes wide open. The route was
he same as the committee took In
hiding the pin. |;
After returning 20 the stand he
Iound the word selected in the book.
This was the most dificult OF ell the
ieats. being the one which killed
Bishop several years ago. and il re.
Iuired about a minute for him to pick
I out The pin was stuck in a letter
n the word. Roscoe, still wearing the
followed this up by naming
he letter in which the pin was stuck.
md the part OF the letter. and then
ipelling the word and giving the mum
Der OF the page. The six men com.
'osing the committee alone knew the
word selected. and the number OF the .
,age on which IL appeared, for Il
lever passed their lips in the hearing
II any one, after Il had been chosen .
or the test, and they announced
themselves thoroughly satisfied with /,
he genuneness OF the test.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27
An Offer to
the Ministers


The following letter which speaks
for itself. has been received by the
ministers and W. C. T, U. ladies Of
the city;
Dear Sir; We represent the Magic
Liquor Cure Company. and knowing
that the Ministerial Association and
w. c. T. u. are interested in the war
on drunkenness and morphine. and
that you come in direct contact with
homes where the grocery bill is un.
paid and the wife and children go
hungry and in rags. because the faith.
er is cursed with an appetite for liquor
or drugs. that is his complete master,
we make this offer:
We win cure. free OF charge, in As
hours the worst drunkard. morphine.
opium, cocaine. or tobacco fiend that
the Ministerial Association or w. c.
IN. U. OF this city win send us. All
names win be strictly confidential.
The patient can work while being
treated, and at the end OF that time
win have a splendid appetite and sleep
restfally- lie win never drink whis
key or use morphine, opium, cocaine
or tobacco again. and the daily earn
ings will SO 60 buy groceries and
clothing and school books. and there
win be sunshine, instead OF despair,
In another household,
MAGIC LIQUOR CURE co.
Room "a, Salem Lodging House. sa
lem. Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27

We are here for business, and We
are doing Il. We are hghting disease.
and are successful why should not
yon also share our success BY being
cured BY uss Give us friendly cali,
and have our methods explained 10
your satisfaction Remember We are
always pleased to meet people Of in,
opirlng mlpdss -, 4. -.
schosltls. Barr 4 Barr. Osteopaths
Opera House Block. Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27
Straw Berry Prices
toOuunued from fourth pass)

(Coutnued from fourth page.)
the few Gandys' sold in the early part
OF the day at. and 10 cents, but the
bulk OF them went cents. Fine
berries sold at 3 to 8 cents. and hold.
ers were glad to clean up at 2 to ~
cents.
An Oregon Seeding.
The hrst crate OF berries brought in
and shipped through the Union was
by Noah Welch. and Il was an Oregon
seedling-the Hurstetter. Il went to
Corvallis June LIST. aud brought $500.
Today Mr. Welch brought in several
crates OF the same berry, and they
readily sold for $3.50. This is a great
achievement for the Oregon. and Mr..
Welch says he will have berries for a
week yet. This berry was originated
at Salem by W. b. Huffstetter. and is
one OF the successes that this locality
can be proud or
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27

Try BEanson & Ragan for fun line
sroceries at the most reasonable
price.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27
NEW TODAY

Ash Wood.--A limited amount OF fine
ash wood for sale, thoroughly sea.
soned. Geo. f. Rodgers, Court and
Liberty streets. 6-27-lw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27

For SaIe-A snap FIFTY acres Timber
II sold in one week. Three miles
from Salem. Geo. ID. sprague q
Co, $50 State street, Salem S-27.St'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27

Iulerference by the Toledo Humane
society yesterday stopped butchers
contest Tor killing and dressing ami
mAls
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27
Attention, ssdswiek Post NO.io GAR

Attention, sed8wiek Post No.io GAR
Comrade p. +. Rumrill. a member
OF our Post. died this 27th day of June
1908, and Il is the request OF the fam
ily that the Post should take charge
OF the funeral. The body will arrive
ON the ASA o'clock train Sunday even.
ing, and all comrades OF the Post are
requested. with other veterans. to
meet al the depot at o'clock p. m.
TO take part in the services. The
eomrade was a member of the Second
Wisconsin Infantry, and died at Rose.
burg.
sAML KLEFFMAN. Post Com,
~ Q. Barnes, Adjutant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27

Typewriter BaroaIn-A new Sun
Typewriter for SIS. Inquire at The
Journal Office. n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27

+" suffered for six years with dys-
menorrhea painful periods), so much so
that dreaded every month, as knew
IL peant three or four days of intense
pain. The doctor said this was due
TO an inflamed condition of the uterine
appendages caused 10y repeated and
neglected COLDS and feet wetting.
"lf Young girls only realized how
dangerous it is to take cold at this
critical time, much suffering would be
spared them. Thank God for Lydia
Il. PinlSham's Vegetable Conn
pound, that was the only medicine
which helped me any. Within three
weeks after l started To take IL,
noticed a marked improvement In my
general health, and AZ the time Of my
next monthly period the pain had
diminished considerably. kept up
the treatment and was cured n month
later. | am like another person since
I am in perfect health" - Miss AGNEs
MILLER. IS Potomac Ave. Chicago, III.
5000 fosfei. N oriciHai of abous letter prociap
censiaeasss cannot b. produced.
The monthly sickness reflects |
the condition of wOman's health. |
Fifty thousand letters from |
women prove that Lydia IL.
Vegetable Compound
menstruatiOn. and
makes those periods painless.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27

Chicago Typewriter--CSood as new for
sale at low price. II, care Journal.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27
Special No. %
Napkin Sale

Priced as low as possible
to have the quality all there.
In bleached and unbleachsd
linen. Here are the prices.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-27

Wanted.-Chamber maid, pantry, girl
and waitress. Can get steady job at
willamette Hotel by applying at
once. 6-27-2t
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-02
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS
Qulet Session of the body, at which
OnIy Routine Work is
Handled.

Only one occasion for debate was sprung
on the Board OF Education at it's meeting
last night. This came when the committee
on rules sought to get enacted change
that will allow teachers pay for time lost
on account OF sickness. Mr.. Smith argued
that Omaha ought 10 be more liberal in
this regard. citing that Denver and other
cities allowed teachers pay for such un-
avoidable absences from duty. Mr. Rice
urged similar reasons in support OF the
change, but Mr.. Mcintosh was not ready
20 vote, and asked that the matter might
go over for one meeting, in order that other
members could have time to post up on
the question.
Every member was present when the
session opened and stayed until adjourn
ment.
Considerable entertainment was afforded
by Truant Oficer Parker's report In which
he stated that he had made 27s calls from
April Is TO June !, and had found work for
one man and four boys and brought a T.
months-old baby out OF spasm. He said /:
zone man offered me IS II would not send
his boy 10 school ! refused the bribe. gave
the man a free lecture on honesty and had
the boy 'n school the next morning. Some
OF the boys think am very mean because
/ want them TO so TO school and let
tobacco and cigarettes alone"
Columbia, Mo, furnished an applicant for
the position OF superintendent Of schools
in the person OF A. G. Steele. who Is anxious
70 80 TO work for Omaha at the rate OF