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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

6iue!e ii6er oGt 8a6nz unO 9ampferz
Qinien. S6eo. 8. 9iener &c
6 O., 415 DaterzStr. ESQ.,
9oIitii6e8. gu Mount
Carmel, Baltimore : GOuntD, no6e
Der @ren3e BON Carroll GountD,
fano geitern cine 8roBe oemOtratii6e
Notwithstanding itott, nit mel
der Elm O6ienr0iten p%erbunoen mar.
0ie am Dor~berge6enben Sdmitag gu
Mount 2lirp, itr0mten audi bier pleIe
Suuience 0emotraten 3uiummen,
uno es nuroen ni6t neniger alS 3pei
O61en gu ie 400 9funo, 1000 Pfo.
66inten, 3OOPfuno 8die, 10OPfuno
Butter, so 9Funo 8affee uno 1900
Qai6 8roO .pcrtilgt. Se65 W}uittz
8upeuen 7orgten fir bic InterAaltung
FER 8eIuAer, uno Reoen Duroen ge@
6alten BON ben $50. @opin 0urflelo,
8proon 3. Nttinion unO 8iaiam g..
8rnan. ben GunOioaten fir 8ouoer@
neur, gontroleur uno @eneralanpalt,
fonie General 8. 8ictor 8%au94mdn
unO GongreB : Qb8eoroneten S.5reo.
6. 3albott.
Qnoere bemofratii6e WfdFen : Ser
iummlungen tperoen Itdttftnoen:
Qm 5. Ofto6er gu GlttOn in Cecil
Gountp;
am 6. Ofto6er in Der 46itani4roppz
6une in Baltimore;
am 7. Oftober gu 2eonarotolpn in
ct. Marp's GOuntp;
am 8. Ottpber gu Prince 6reDertf
in Galpert : Gountp;
am 9. Ofto6er gu Upper NIarl6oro'
in 8rince Georges Gountn;
am 10. Oftober gu Ga PIatu in
Charles : Gountp, uno gu QnnapOlis
in Qnne Qrunoel : Gountp;
am u. Oftober 81 Rotplle IN
Montgomerp : Gountn.
@nbe elmer rDmdntt den
8ruut3eit. - 8oItor @m. s.
0an, Der bereit8 pi2le Srauun8en i'm
8ireuu bes Common 9lea8@ 8eri4ts
pornu6m, uno Oa6sr als r8eri4t5bOF>
9uitOr" befannt lit, mu6te 9~eitern
nieDer Elm iunges Puur gliifli6, in
benz er es in Die RoIenfeReln oes Rl.
@6eitanbes i6mieDete. Die 8raut
mar bic bi6i4e beutI4e ginpanoerin
2ouiie Qren3, peIde am 5reitug auf
benz 9ampFer nMain" bier anldngte,
uno nit 8arl 2obauien, Der ieBt Sn@
genieur in 9itt8burg 1T, g@etraut lpurs
be. 9r. Sumes $. 2ipingitOn, Qttuar
oes 9eridts, fungirte als 8rautfli3'
rer. 8alo mad Der Sruuung 6egdben
Ii9 bic NeuoermG6lten nu68ittsburg,
nm bort ibr 8utinftiges &eim art8us
i4lagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

81 Roroz@ Son StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
Staot Baltimore.
unicre Sbeater.
SEprb's Spern6uus.

~ ORD l II y u =.
Der Sultan BON Sulu," iene neue
muIifalii4e 8ii6nenprobuttion, mel6e
in Nefpzgorter S6eutertreiien 10 piel
BON ii6 reDen mu6te unb Oeren Qutz
fiibrung au9 bier felt ldngerer 3ett
nit Spdnnung entgegen geieRen nun
De, lit ais @lttraftion Der Wp6e in
Serbs Opern6auS angetiinbigt. Sn
alien StGbten, ND oas Stiid bis jeBt
aufgefiibrt purbe, feierte oufelbeSrt>
ump6 iiber Sriump6, uno h%erporrd@
genbe &rititer be3ei6neten e5 als Elm
poufommene8 GbaratterItiid Der mo-
Dernen tomiI6en Sper. 9r. 4oe, Der
9ifter bes Stiide8, pel6er Dem anne
ritaniffen Publifum befonoer5 our6
feline 9Sabeln i'm 9ialett po9l betannt
lit rnb beFen geiunoer 9umor per7
ein3elt baItebt, bat il9 nit bieier neuen
0i6tunq aud einsn 0amen als Bib
nenf6riftIteIer erporben. Qlfreo 9.
Watban, pel6er bas Stiif in Wtuitt
umiebte, bat al8 fdbiger @onpontIt
ben 0ifter po6l peritanoen, unO be-
ionbers nirb feline Sr6eitration oes
Stiides aqgemein belobt. Die !9auptz
rplen liegen in ben 9Gnoen BON Idllz
ter tii6tigen S6uuIpielern uno Gu
Iiiten BON 3uf, unb bieIelben peroen
BON einem i~tarten, Do9lgef6ulten
G6or unteritiiBt. 6r. 2(nton 9einoe
1T Der 0irigent bes Sr6eiter5. IS
finben, pie iibGid, 3pei Mutinee'n
ftatt, cine am Mittpo6 unO cine n
bere am Sonftag.
rMufit Itabemie."
Die n3iegfelb Spern Co." nit
@race Ban @tuboiforb in v8eb Sea-
t6er," piro Die filtration fir bieie
Wofe in Der cWhlfi @4tabemie" iein,
unb ba Die Quffiibrung Die erIte auf
irgenb elmer 8iibne in Nmeritd lit,
Derfpri6t bieieIbe elmer Der 9r0bten
Grfolae Der Saiipn gu meroen. Die
@ef9t6te Der r3otben Sober" fptelt
in Dem mpt6iifen 90nigrei6 Romuz
mia, uno Elm ~an9enebmer Son pergdnz
gener Soften bur6Oringt oie9t6tung,
pie Die W}uIif, Der nod lange i'm Sc
bGdtniB Der 3ub0rer baften blei6en
nirb. S90nbeit, in BEN 6rduen To-
nObl, als au6 in ben 0etorationen,
biI0et ben 8runAton bes Stiides.
DAB Die 6ruuen Id0n iein perben,
tit ielbItberItGnblid, benn aQe 6ruuz
en-, Die nit ben Nttraftipnen BON s.
3ie9felo in @erbinbung ite6en, tpuren
tets unD perben itets i60n iein. Die
Yrd6t Der Scenerie'n be5 3"ipeiten Nt>
tes auein lit ME ii%bertroffen poroen.
Die nRotbe Sober" piro nur cine fur
&c Saifo auBerbalb Nenz0orf 6d>
ben, Baltimore unb 8bilabetp6ia al
lein iino priptlegirt, Die neue Operette
in alien ibrem 9lun5e betpunbern gu
fonnen.
rMufit 6aIIe."
Morgen pirb bos muIiflie6enbe
gublifum pon Baltimore @~eleqenbeit
baben, in Der .MuIifz6aQe" Mabame
Norbica unb DUP Spmpbonie=O ride
tier a~n3ubOren. 9ieies lit bus apeite
4uftreten Der ~beriibmten Sdngerin in
Baltimore in bieiem Sabre. SroBbem
fam ma bereits auf elm poles 6aus
re6nen; benn f9nerli9 f0nnte cine
qrDBere 4ttraftion, als bic Norbicd,
fir bic .Muiif@9ale" g~efunben tperz
ben. 9ur4 ben umltanb. bdB Ma>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

bepiue sr6ulten bieIel6e bieie @ote
i'm Monumental 59eater." 3eiQp
&c 8oob'S groBe Shouitellung loiro
bieIe 8ofe Oaislbit Die 2udmu5tsln
Der 3uf6auer i'm 8ange bulten. I'M
ter ben 0arIte1ern iino gu %ertpG6aea:
9ot 8einp, Sc Rop, Craig &c &roeQ,
Die .Orpbeus Gomeon Sour" 8eor8e
uno 9iQa 8renaan, Gmilp 8eaupre,
unD Bonita" M}it urtomii6en8urz
lesfen perben bic 8oriteuungen be-
Qpnnen uno aef1loiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
OlaSlu aarCn.

nod u~n6etannter 9ampfer, Der Aeute
bier anIan8en miro, mod Dieie 8o4e
BON bier nah Guba a69eGen.
@rnennungen pom cue Z
6au8 4uffeAern.
0ie 8unoe8 : Warine : 8e6Oroen
bu6en folgenoe 9srieBungen DON
2eu4t6au5 : QufIe6srn angeoronet:
8alter N}. 66apn, ais 2. 9Ilfss
2au6t6ous : Qufie6er gu Sap 9enz
rp; So6n ). Sorpi5, ais l. 9ilfSz
4ufIe6er gu Smith POtnt; 8eor8a u,
5olpIer, 2. 9iIf5 : 4ufie6er, GoPe
G6orles : Qeu6t6aus; 8, Is. PolpeQ,
ols Quffe6sr i'm Gberrp5 Geudtz
hauis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

oame Nprbicu fpG6reno De5 pergangez
men Sommer5 cine 60hit erfplgrei6e
8aittour Dur6 europa mafte, nirD
bas Snterefe oeS biefigen 9ubIifuT5
nod peientliA ge7teigert. 9as nodz
folgenbe @pn3ertzYrogramm qelangt
bier CUR 9ur6fii6rung: /. 8roBer
W}uri6 nBomp unb 3ufaa" BON 81
ger; 2. Oubertiire 1872" BON Sf6diz
top8tp gum QnDenten an Napoleon'5
@in3ug in 3uBldno uno ieinen Hiids
3ug BON M}o8fau); 3. 9rdlubium; 3.
Oft pon n6erporaoe" pon Mai1emet;
4. llnguriite Qrie aus nQaslo5" BON
grfel, Maoame Norbica; 5. Nortpegis
f6e RbapfoOie BON 6a[Ien; 6. 80rz
fpiel gu ,9driiful" BON Wogner; Z.
AZ Slabii6e @olt5lieoer unD 8ariaz
tionen, uno 81 Dance Of TIE Nutomd=
tons" aus nGorpeIio 8aQet" BON De-
Iibes; 8. 9oIpnaiIe aus yW}i9noH"
BON Sboma5; 9. Sntsrme53O nQife'5
Sppu9 (heuJ UUIl 2ub1 IL. Sul~
fpiel n9os 9eim4en am Serb" BON
8olbmart.
Gbofe's 86eater.
8obl ME lit ba5 &iinItlerle6en in
9aris in 70 treffli6er @siTe geiditz
bert porOen, ais in George ou Mauz
rier'8 nSrilbD," unb 2iebbaber Der
Gr5dblung nerben itd freuen, baB
Oa5 gIeihnamige Stid biefe @o6e
in Gbafe's 36eater CUR QuFfii6rung
tommen nirb. Dit biefer @o6e Miro
baS fpe3ieGe engagement be5 Sri, e.
s6aSipeq in Ghaie's b~eenoigt. Sic tritt
in Der 3itelroGe bes Stiide8 auF,
nG6rsnb 6r. 6apcett Die RolIe DeS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
&u Nn nut dMp mmp or Orn Bargains, 10 lnp tic nu fit OnnS otmt oNO0hn, aWoOt
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures NNONNONN"

Gin Gtnber # GnOntB 6ez
porte6enO. - Die Baltimore
O6io : 8a6n = 8eieuf6aft" bat jeBt
per5profen, bic $50. Garner uno
Sumes, pelde ais 2lngeiteQte Der
9itt56urg = 0ioiijOn entluTen purz
ben, na6oem ie ais 8ei6perOe : @oz
mite Observation-Disclosures an OieGomz
puQnie Qeoient bdtten, Die0er dn3uz
iteQen, na6Oem oeren g%ntlafung BON
6rn. 20. 6. Qoree, einem 8ruOer Oes
8rGToenten Der 8a6n, uno 9rn. 2eep
einem ReprGisrtanten Der 8riiOerz
fddft Der 8remier, unterIuat poroen
1T. 0enn oieie beiOen 9erren it9
ni6t einigen t0nnen, jon Die 4n9elea
qen6eit einem unparteiii6en CUR Gnts
i6eioung i~j6tr9e6en peroen. 8enn
bieIe Qn9elegen6eit 9ittIi6 beigelegt
1T, 1T Der 6duptitein Des 4nitoBes
aus benz 0ege gerdumt uno es miro
qe6oFft, ooB pie 8erbonOlungen 3nt=
iter Der Balm @eieli6aft uno Dem
Balm 8eOieniteten Damn bulo 81 etz
mem Observation-Disclosures iona
men perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
0In SnS @ublifuf;t :

M}an pergeTs ia nidt, OoB oas Out
3eno Der I60niten Su6inet6ilOer nur
81 foItet, nGbrenO Die fd0niten 8ilOer
in 2e6ensgrOBe gu ben nieorl9ten
YreiIen bergeitelt perDen.
Scb6cl, ocutTncr 9botu9rapD.
90 % l. H. 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

ter, u. 81. 8remer, 86os. 81. Robins
ion, 9. u, Diet, 90. s. @eparb, 5.
6anTen, Gbriit. Serf9eio. 6. &rGter,
S. 6. 2ogan, $. O'NeiG. 8iqiam u.
Moore, Gbarles SauIt, Sobn $500
ling, s. 8. MangOlO, Gbus. S4ulb,
@m. u. @tebenion, 6reO. Siibne, %.
S9mibt unb 80. 8. 9unbau.
Gcloicnonnaen nnd1 Scutfdlano
"a Gents pro Wtdrt unb GommiIiIOn.
Shep. 8. 9iener &C G o., ALB
Water=StraBe. ausldnbiI4es Sch,
De4iel unb Grebitz8riefe. S9iffsz
tartsn BON uno nuh EUROPA. ESQ.,
Sritt fein Qmt n 9az
Itpr 6ugo Gidelberg, Der neuerpG6lte
@aeliorger Der oeuti6en reformirten
81. Sobunnes : Stride an Galbertz,
nabe @drdtogditrube, bGlt beute 9orz
mitt1a ieine antrittsprebtat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

Qeben5miiOe Re8ertn. =
Marp Mori6on, cine 16 Sabre olta
0e9erin, Deriu6te in ihrer 8oRnungt
0r. 1890, 6tottonItroBe, SeI6itmoro
3u bege6en, inOem tie cine 0oits 2ou4
6anum einnabm. Sic purOe i'm yYIaz
rbldnOer 6omoopat6iI6en 9oiPttol"
augaepumpt unO 6sfintet ii6 auBer
Qe6en5gefo6r. Giferiudt trieb oas
Truuen3immer gu Der 0er3tpetfelteH
Shat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

grtntt Rennp's SBee M
Ruffee.-5eit 30 Sabren beriiRmt
peosn QuulitGt unO Preiie. 3. D.
Renn1G o., 60 Qdosn. (60iaIl
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04
'N)IQfe; !;
How JarYi
Was Caught

Seattle. April 4.-sherin Linviile.
of Astoria, Ore. arrived in Seattle
yesterday from Douglas City. Alaska.
with Matti Jarvi. whom he arrested
there for the murder Of Jarvis father
near Astoria few months ago
The sheriff found his man working
in a gold mine at Douglas City. He
was 600 feet under the ground when
arrested. AS the officer came upon
him he was recognized. Jarvi came
near fainting. He said he thought he
was safe from all law He was going
under an assumed name and had
changed his appearance so that Il
would have been hard for any one
other than a person who knew him
we'll to recognize him. Linville did
this. He handcuffed his prisoner
held him at Douglas City until the
Dolphin sailed for Seattle and then
he came home with him. Last night
Llnville left for Portland with his
man
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04
"euHaIo eIlI' Closes season.

London, April 4-Colonel William
r Cody was honored with n popular
ovation tonight on the occasion OF the
last performance In London OF the
Buffalo Bill" show. Tho season In
the metropolis has established a new
record for success In the line Of
mammoth entertainments Royalty
set the example. there having been
scarcely performance since the
show opened that has not been at.
tended by some member OF the royal
family After tour In the provinces
the popular organization that has de.
lighted thousands on both sides OF
the Atlantic for a quarter OF a cen.
tury will be broken up for good. Col
Cody announces his intention Of max.
ing a private tour OF the world and
then will settle down on his Nebraska
estate 10 spend the remainder Of his
days.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04
Yakima Hop
Contracts

North Yakima. Wash. April A.
The first hop contract made this
spring n the Yakima valley was
closed this week and filed with the
county auditor. in which 10000
pounds of the 1903 crop were sold at
l6 and II cents This Is the largest
contract ever made here at this sea.
son OF the year The contract was
made through A T. Poole 4 Co, rep
resenxing Magnus soins Co, Of Chi.
oagO. ILL.,. and are as follows: Ed
Rowland. 10000 pounds. 1e cents: w.
A Williams. 5000 pounds. Zillah; n,
ID. Herod. $1,000 pounds. Fechter 4
Janech. 10000 pounds North Yakima.
There yet remains 5000 bales IN the
hands Of the growers Of this county.
with Indications OF a downward tend.
ency In the price. Nothing has been
sold for more than three weeks. The
holders are waiting for q higher price.
eents has been offered
for hops here, but Il is not likely that
this price would be offered AZ the
present time.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04
WHAT IS THE USE

OF suffering from indigestion II you
eat what you want. or Of starving your
self 10 avoid such dlstress3 AckePB
Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eating
will digest your food perfectly. and
free you from all the disagreeRble
symptoms OF indigestion and dyspeD-
Ella. Eat what you Ike At any time.
and take an Aekeg tablet afterward.
Positively guaranteed. Your money win
always be refunded II you are not sat
iehed. Write 70 .ua for . free sample.
w. n. Hooker a Co. BaRaio. N. Z.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04
Aggie Lays
A Dumb-belI

sumptcr, April An egg curiosity
in the shape Of twin eggs Is being dis.
played o. the sumpter Drug Com.
pany's store here Both oggs are per-
feet in shape and are Joined together
by a tube composed Of egg substance
This is about a half inch long. The
shell Is soft as Is very often the case
with the regulation egg. The hen
responsible for this unhoard OF curl.
osity is the property Of Mr. Frodsham.
n local chicken.raiscr Her name Is
Aggie.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04
GA - N q REA.
3..ntLs 1Ihs Kind YOu Hsn luaIs Bought
''',1'''' a AMAzMI

Thousands 70 Visit Chinese Tombs.
Pekn. April 4.-The court has com
pleted arrangements for the largest
pageant In many years when IL starts
for the visit 20 the western tombs 70.
morrow There will be nearly 10000
persons IN tho party exclusive OF the
many troops who will guard tho 80
miles OF railway
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04
Sold In salem by 8. C. stone.
Call for Free Samples.
Your stepmother.

Is still here. and aH busy as
ever. When your clothes are worn
and dirty. or tho buttons or,
take them TO her. at the Salem Dyeins
and Cleaning Works. Repairing and
refining; new velvet collars put on
overeoats; also four suits month for
81. Called for and returned. Unioa
House,
MRS. Q. II. WALKER, Prop.
isS Commercial street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04

Osteopathic physicians are In earn
est Sick people are also In earnest.
They are seeking remedy for their
Ills, and II is our privalege and duty
TO convince them that osteopathy is
the better way to health, that II does
not mask symptoms nor substitute
one disease for another. but IL sets
nature right every time. and produces
permanent results
schoa tie, Barr 4 Barr. OsteOpaths.
Opera House Block. Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04

II you desire a good complexion use
Mokl Tea. a pure herb drink II acts
on the liver and makes the skin
smooth and clear Cures sick head.
aches. 20 cents and 30 cents Money
refunded II II does not satisfy you.
Write To w. n. Hooker q Co.. Buffalo,
n. Y. for free sample. ID. J. Fry,
druggist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04
MARION,
COUNTY
READY
Convention Quiet as a
WOman'S Conscience
Selects % Delegates and
InStructS Them For Catch

The Marion county Republican con.
vention yesterday afternoon wgs
very harmonious meeting There was
no contest in the organization of the
convention, neither was there any
strife over any part OF its work. It
was after o'clock when the commit,
tee on credentials finished it's report,
and further business of the meeting
had to be deferred until that was
done.
The committee on delegates select.
ed 22 delegates and the action of the
committee was ratified The dele.
gates are as follows:
S. d Adkins. DR.. +. E Smith. T. u.
Kay. Tom Cornelius. J. j. Murphy. N.
H. Looncy. w. l.. Toozc. DR. J. N.
Smith, A. S. Auterson. Or. J. A. Rich.
ardson. u. E. Mckinney. B. p. Nc.
Cornack, II b. Jones. &c. L. Martin.
w ]. Irwin. A. A. Burton. Lee Ache
son. II. A. Snyder. J. F. Goode. J. II.
Riches T. J. Cronisc and H. c Porter.
II. c. Porter offered resolution in.
structing the Marion county delega.
ton for Claud Catch and providing
that no member OF the delegation be
permitted to give proxy. Adopted
When tho convention had complet.
ed It's business, Claud Catch was
called for In presenting the choice
OF the Marion county convention for
the congressional nomination. Chair.
man Wrightman said no had "thc dis.
tinguished pleasure Of presenting
a man whom | hope will be our next
congressman" Mr. Catch said II was
a pleasure TO him 10 again lead the
delegation from this county to tho
congressional convention While de.
featetd on the first occasion. he
thought tho prospects were brighter
at this time. He announced himself
strong protectionist and intimated
that ho would give careful considera
ton TO all legislation affecting the
trusts Tho candidate further stated
that he believed in sound money an(
believed that this form of stable cur
rency should BIZ extended TO the coun
try's new possessions. Mr.. Catch was
warmly applauded for his remarks.
AZ the close of Mr.. Catches talk
thore were calls for Mr.. Frank Davey
who was defeated by Mr. Catch fol
the endorsement as a congressional
candidate by the Marion county Re
publican Organization. Mr. Davey
made one of his best speeches and
assured the successful candidate In
the local contest that he would do all
in his power TO secure for him the
nomination at the Eugene convention
and Afterwards his election by one OF
the largest Republican majorities
ever known in tho district The con.
vention then adjourned after filling a
few vacancies in the precinct com.
mittemen.
Socialists Nominate.
John w. BngIe, a farmer, residing
naa. l.. A. q.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04
Socialists Nominate.

John W. Bngle, a farmer. residing
near Corvallis, was nominated by the
Socialists Of the First Congressional
District, at the convention held In
this city Friday afternoon. Mr. En-
gle is a native OF Illinois. and is 50
years OF age. he expects 10 make a
thorough canvass OF HE district In the
interest OF his candidacy.
A contest occurred in the election OF
a campaign chairman and secretary,
but Marion county won out r. r.
Ryan and G. s Sherwood. both OF this
city, were elected 10 those respective
stations by a vote of 33 to 49,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04
Ia EseItement Not over.

The rush to the drug store still con
tlnues and daily scores OF people call
for a bottle OF Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs for the cure OF
Coughs, Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis
and Consumption. Kemp's Balsam.
the standard family remedy. is sold on
a guarantee and never falls 10 give en-
tire satisfaction. Price 3bc and soc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-04
LoDoEs.

,-~-~@~~~~~-~-~~@~ ~-~~~~@=~
Central Lodge No. 10 X. Of P.--castle
Hall In Holman Block. corner State
and Liberty streets. Tuesday OF each
week u 1850 p. m. A. u. strans
c. C.. X. ]. Fleming X. OF Il. and 3
FoREsTEss or AMERICA = Coun
Sherwood Foresters No. TO- Meets
Friday night In Turner block. 3
w Minturn. CIR; A l.. Brown. Sec
Modern Woodmen of AmeFles-ors.
gon Cedar Camp No b2i6. Meets
every Thursday evening - 8 o'clock
Holman Han. Frank A. Turner. "
C.; A. l.. Brown. Clerk.
pfolsction Codoe--No. !. Ancient or
der United WOrkmen. meets every
Saturday evening In the Holman
Hall. corner Of State and Liberty
streets. Visiting brethren Welcoms
J. O. Graham, N. w: J. A. sellwood.
RacordsF
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ladles.-Use our harmless remedy
for delayed or suppressed menstru.
alton; IL cannot fail Trial free.
Paris Chemical Co. Milwaukee,
Wis. 3.26.6t.sat
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PERSONAL
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Ladles.-Use our harmless remedy
for delayed or suppressed menstru.
alton; II cannot fail. Trial free.
Parts Chemical CO.. Milwaukee,
Wis. 3.26.6t.sat
FOR SALE.
For sSle.--No. / Defiance spring
wheat s5 cents per bushel cleaned
ready for seed. I have about so
bushels, live near Pratum. on
Howell Prairie. II. r. NJ. No. 2. J.
w Cash.
For Sale.-Grocery stock IN East Sa.
lem for sale. Low rent. and In best
part OF city. Buyer can invest from
5000 10 $780, For further particu.
lars call at 3i2 Twelfth street or
address. 3.a.1m.
For sale.-Three choice residence
lots in Falrmount addition Inquire
Of 10. Hofer. Journal ofHoe.
For sale.-whlte Plymouth Rock eggs
for setting. from pure stock. Carl
Ruef, Route 7. Salem. Ore 3.i2.2w'
For sale.-spring oats and spelt for
seed. Also good oats for feed. Prices
reasonable. chas. o'Brion. 400 Capt
tai street Phone Black 2isb.
3.a.im'
FOR RENT.
For Rent--fSrgo front room. well
furnished. Call az DR. Rowland's
residence, corner OF Court and Lib
erty streets 4.itf
For Rent.--After MAY ist. suite oi
rooms. No. si7 High street. with or
without board. 3.3i.1wk
For Rent--A modern room house
with every convenience good water
plped into same. with 40 acres pas.
ture and garden land. plenty OF
fruit, Chickens and Jersey COW
for sale. Just the place for eastern
mah Il. c. Ball. Turner Ore. Il.
y. ID. No. 3 3.301w-tf
MiscELLANEoUs
on saturday, April 7thSRoth & Grab.
or will have on sale some delicious
home made saltrising bread. moth
ers' old-fashioned fried cakes. Also
fancy cakes and pies, 4-2,3t
oressmaklng. Children's clothes a
speciality. 176 Cottage street
3.3O.1wk
EGGS for Setting Pure bred White
Plymouth Rock and Black Minor.
cas-. the best layers known. r. II.
Blundell. MorningsIde Telephone
No. 2O66 Red. 3.2O.tf
You Will always nnd the choicesl
meats and groceries at the lowest
prices at Edwards 4 Luscher's. 400
and 410 State street, Phone orders
given special attention.
HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS.
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SQUIRE FARRAR.-HOp merchant |
and purchasing agent No. 2i6h |
Commercial street, upstairs. Salem, |
Oregon. Phone 1871.
JAMES N. KYLE a co.--Highesi
cash price for potatoes. onions and |
dried prunes. l76 Commercial
street. Salem. Oregon.
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PAGE SEVEN

and Anna N. Barr.--Graduate
American school OF ostsopathy.
Kirks'ille, Mo-, successors to Or.
Grace Albright ONCE hours 70
12 and 1870 20 4;sO O'Clock. ODD
Fellows Temple. Phone Main a721:
residence phone 260s Rcd.
Or. H. n. soovell, suggestive There
peutles and ostcopathy. Nervous.
functional and mental diseases. neu-
ralgia. headaches. nervous prostra.
tion, dyspepsia, constipation. dlar.
rhoea. rheumatism. asthma. etc.
Darcy block. State street Phons
Main 1855.
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HOP AND PRODUCE sOYERs.

SQUIRE FARRAR.-H0D merchant
Commercial street, upstairs. Salem,
Oregon. Phone 1871.
JAMES N. KYLE A co.-Highesl
cash price for potatoes. onions and
dried prunes. l76 Commercial
street. Salem. Oregon.
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For sSle.-No. / Defiance spring
wheat s5 cents per bushel. cleaned
ready for seed. I have about so
bushels. live near Pratum on
Howell Prairie. r. F. NJ. No, 2. ].
w GnRh.
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'or sale.-Grocery stock IN East sa,
lem for sale. Low rent. and In best
part OF city. Buyer can invest from
5000 TO $500. For further partlcu.
lars call at Sl2 Twelfth street or
address 3.a.1m.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

You will always nnd the choicest
meats and groceries at the lowest
prices at Edwards 4 Luscher's. 40e
and 41O State street Phone orders
given special attention.
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