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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
AndoYer.

The ladies OF the Cong1 society gave =
baked bean supper a. The ball Wednesday
night.
The last ola series OF lyeeums Was held
a, No. 4 school house Tuesday night OF
this week. The question, "ResOlved, that
The right OF sudnge ought 10 be extended
20 women" was discussed In an Interest
ing manner. The paper Was read by Miss
George Akers.
Mrs. Mary 4. Pratt IL qalle sIek.
The question OF The day ls, "Are you
re.dy FOR town meeiingf'
There were two up-overs wednesday
night A broken shan was the greatest
damage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Brownneld.

Mr.. Ta,iau, who has been sick Auum'
her OF weeks. died Tuesday and Was buried
Friday Afternoon. Services Al Tie house.
Carrie Brown, who has been dangerous
" sick % pnsam 3nla, 1, some better.
NJ. John Thoms h. Lost One OF bis val
liable horses.
slme of the members OF the Dramatic
Cub. are ntilng up stage In TIE Old
Congregational meeting house for ihel'
own use.
The village school closes ihls week.
Leap year IL well observed la this iosn.
Irving sawyer l. Vi,lilug hi. brother
Dr. sawyer, who Is boarding Al TIE Cen
ifal House.
Mrs. George wsktnsld, widow has
gone q Lewiston 20 live wish her sou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
East Hebron.

Snow storms seem % be 10 order.
Mr and Mrs. W. y. Hotgton are visit
lax NJ. n = sister 40 Mccharic falls.
The sisters Band % q. y. g. gives ar
eutsrtAiument a. Ssfc ilavcn Hal on ias
glst Inst. The proceeds O. 20 f0r The ben
ttt ofths r. n. society.
a. A. IluicA.rsor. " Beihc'. IL visiting
Friends In this place.
Rev e. + Kerne visits his brother, Ma
thsuisl. a. West Poland this week.
FARMERS arr harvesting their ice
George Bfathnry Il a. home from Lew
lstuu uu short wish
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Newry.

There have been few moderate days.
and farmers have Improved them 20 mar.
ket some OF their po,stoes. Seventy cents
i the price AZ Bethel. by the way, hpo.
ta,Oss, wood, hay and lcmoer are put on
the free list, what IL then len for the Maine
hushandmsn 10 fall back ont
Mrs. ]. X. Searle IL reported 10 be very
low. The other sick ones are al better.
North Newry Circle meets a, J. ID. Little
hale's Thursday Of this week. They In
tend 20 hold q festival 10 about two weeks,
so hear.
The steam mills are now both running
They have been successful In getting .
good supply OF birch, 50 they say.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Rnnfnrd Point

MarsA.Il Howard closed Ill, successful
term OF school. and gave an sxaioiuon Al
The close. which al erj0yed.
Mr.. Hatch lseturcd here Tuesday even
Ing
Alice Bryant closed her school last week.
The meeting AZ school house No. :, re-
garilng the creamery question, Vas wei
Attended. Messrs. Clark. Putnam, from
EAst Rumford. Abi waldo Petisngil sd'
dressed the meeting.
Us. Hatchlns 3 teaching At East Beth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
South Rethel.

A. II. Stevens has six more weeks OF
school AZ Greenwood CITY, miklos nfseen
weeks In all
Frank Stevens has returned 70 Bates
College.
Joel Goodwin went 70 Porilsnd lat
"Wednesday and took his examination for
sn Increase OF pension.
RI. Virgin Intends 10 b'gin saving
birch the first OF the week.
The Dsbs,inR Club played the drams,
Under the Lsurels, !" Friday evening. clos.
Ing with the farce, "a Joke on Squinim.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
MILDLY INIrRyALr.

The writer has Just received nice noral
cross for q present, from the hand OF Flor
,nee NJ. o,gooi.
A shock OF earthquake and an eclipse OF
TIE moon have created some Interest In
natural pSenomena.
Nuel AunAs has lost nice horse.
Several are on the sick list
Ms. J. T. Klmball. Ia care Of DR.. liill,
IL on the gain.
Carter Bros. are hsulipg pine TO Morril''
mill.
oar las, card mus, have been misplaced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

W O. pcfkiu. saYs h's brunc1. s.ich q
-1,i mary taouEht 49, utter.y untsnAb.e.
. a. clever ar1 KIM a 1orsc a. b. ever
srrf o. thIrts frank StArhlri. No
.rlke- the h1rsr. s1oud receive great
"a. 1f crrif 90 t1t hsppY result Of he
r-ar.r- Nc p.fk.ns says Frank - q
..II tA1f O. train hnfsfs. al uhen he
.ts ary ulrt tl ,c hslkc1. Frauk Nil 80
fht Do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Wet Poru.

ca Tuesday. the IN. the mercury run /.
degrees lower than anytime previous ial'
wlntsr.
wednesday. The s,h, ahoni II O'Clock
", considerable % Ashakc vas fel'
through thi, section, caused by What seem
81 n be 81 earthquake possibly u might
have been the rumble Of the afternoon en-.
press en route from Canton 90 Rumiotd
fAlis.
fuasnt our correspondent made = mis-
take ofA week a. his dAiei-Ep.
oar school teacher. Mr.. Skilliugs. who
has been on the sick list for the past few
days. has agaln commenced Bis labois.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
North Ervnhnrr.

Miss Marion Jones has returned fron
Drldgion.
party OF youug people from Lowell
gave an enjoyable entertainment In The
chapel on The evening OF fsb. ?. The pro-
ceeds % all 10 the purchass OF hearse.
The North Fryeburg Circle met last
week with Mrs. lliIsn Stevens.
Mrs. Thomas llatehlhs has returned
f,nts, AVsnu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

n T. Sillman AT Hollis Turner have
gore to Portland SulmAn has been OF.
tsfci there before ne p,usion board %
doctors. % be- txsmInsi In regari - bis
pcnsIon.
Mr. Eiwari Barber i galis slCk with
heart trouble
Henry g'sItson has goi Ais meadow h,y
a. hone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Hartford

A. ths o'3 foIks dance A. Hartford Ceu
sc Jan s5ih. theY had = splendid time
Thsy tancsi tli The small holrs. Ani 81
vent merry "a marriage bell Bat hush
llafk' 4 dep snow frif meets them AZ
thcT ~ o. get home. ani glltc . uumosr
have 90 stop Win IRE good people % Hart
frri Ceutfc Coz three % four Gays
L'ewe,.yu Jofiau, ofBuclitii, has t,ker
S,il man Gurney's farm Or onc year. liz
novel on O. he premises FEB. Gih.
WIuAm Davis wife. AFTER lou. ant e.
we're I.'ucss. fisi about two week, sgo.
Eght inches 20 lamp snow fsl las'
uight
some people about here talnk ia; rain
II very much needed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Rrvnnt.a Pond.

The Ladies' Relief Corps gave ball al
the town hall Saturday evening.
Lieut.. Howe gave an Instructive aud In
terestinT lecture Tuesday eve, Jan. 81, on
"Msine In The War.
DR.. Donovan, OF Lewiston, was In town
Thursday.
Deputy u. 4. Marshall Somrah was here
Wednesday searching for violaiors Of The
liquor law.
A. N. Haley. OF BOSTON. wiliiscture here
Monday evening, Feb. 18Th, on Travels In
Home, Paris, London and Edinburgh"
The spool mill IL running sgiln with q
full number ofhanis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Rnmforh Centre.

Fflcuds % Miss Ahble Thompson vii
regret % hear Tat she met with sstysr'
accident while eonilng In Boston. The
sled ran into tree breaking her leg aoov'
The ankle. She IL now In the hosplt.'
We hope fof her speedy recovery.
Nr. John Thompsons mother, who II
now a. year. old, retains her memory 10
remarkable degree. She can spell any
word that sAe ever saw. We should lit'
20 see her matched sgalu.. some OF Tbs
students % 20 day; our word Tor II
she would come out bs e.
Baslue.s WAS never 90 lively 10 Ramfoft
A. A. present Everybody who wants "a
work can. j. =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Buckneld.

The following scholars from The inter
mediate room Of The Dueknsli village
school have not been absent one.haf day
daflng the term jos, closed Shirley Far
rsr. Denuie Spsulilug, Barrett Spauidlug'
Geofgie Pike. StanwOot wilmington, i,r'
ley lawson. Emmle Moore, Sadie Moofe'
Laura DsAns. Alice Crockett, Bessie cili'
well aud Amy shaw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

Ms. Blanche Brsdbary, while sttsndlog
/. rehearsal for the school exhibition A. me
school house, fell accidentally aud badly
sprslned the lIgansnts OF Der knee. Al
ne present writing she Is eonaned to the
house.
Ms. S. A. Stevens IL quite III at the
present time. 60,
A horse belonging 10 Emerson kigors
recently cut - leg quite badly. IL Oled
badly ana could not BE- stopped for a long
time.
school closes TIE l0sh. with an exhlbi-
ton on the evening Of the llth-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Rnnlfnrd.

travelling light. owing 20 bal roads, bal
numbering oper,ilors Lively.
Generally qaits healthy.
c. W. Klmbal Is qllie sick, being con
aucd 20 the houso f0r q namoer OF d,ys-
We al hope % see him Oui soon. We
miss his gculAl face a. the store.
Isupp0se everybody kuOSs how mueh
snow there l. and how BAL The roads are
- comments are luueccssAry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Byron.

oslts a severe shock o. earthquake was
felt here Feb. isi, a. N O'Clock A., last
lug several seconds.
Mis- RebeccA Bailey, % Astoyer, teaches
IN Dist No. 3. School begins fso. 30.
Ms. Bailey IL an experienced teseher' ano
A successful term Il expected.
The road has been broken through tae
No. 6 woods % Weld. I, IL 10 be kept
open tails winter.
watch and jswelry peddlers are visliiog
the logging camps a. the LAKES and In THIS
vicinity.
The steam power does well cutting ~
LOO. Al Staples landing. 90 i an told.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
East Rafhal-

Ansra weeks vses,lon, school Is sgsln
reopened under the Instruction OF James
s. Hatehings, Who comes we'll recommend
ed. this being his fourth term here.
Mr.. Hatch. q graduate OF Perkins Insu-
,ute for the Blind. nov junior at Bates
College. IL to lecture here Yeb. 9th.
soeiable st Blake's Hall Feb. i0th.
Grange meeting at Grange Hall FEB.
18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

l. O. O. T.-Oa secolsi OF the bad trsv'
cling Oxford District Lodge has been pat
pOnsd iill the l3ih Inst. when u viii con
sene a. West Paris. Grand Tsmplar Dow
IL expected 20 be present. III. y. Bolster,
OF South Paris. 10 the District Templar, oil
whom Information can be obtaldtd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

Ths Auoka Mica Herald announces
tte t.rih ID = son % Mr.. Ani Mrs Alvah
T,.tman Nc Eastman i TIE editor %
,,e usfa,i ART q graduate 90 tac oxford
Democrat Cfcc. where De- learned TIE
rr.rtrrs trade ahout twelve ycsrs so.
Ws corgrafu'ais nruther Eastmar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

Esv. e.. 4 HAYDEN lectures "Wednesday
evening". Fsh. 1873. - announced last
.sest on "The rrae Nlsi1a. or iilw We
Sc NJ. Hayden = VEL krosu a. one NJ
..rm,steoll. nj speakers IN ne state and
ODD f1l1t q large nlmhcr oi our cltt.ns
s.. ~ lcs.r1gs of heAriug Ain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

Tux BAR sALvE 10 the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Clipped Hands, Chllblslns.
Corns, and AL Skin Erup,ions, aid posi-
lively cures Pies, or no pay repaired. i,
IL guaranteed 10 give perfect Satisfaction,
or money refunded Prce % cents per
box. FOR sale at Soyes' Drug Store. Nor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

TIE NsiIluN Republican % Fth. 2li,
usaff a. wash.ngton. contains long
srtllr by I1a. llorAtio k'ug, on The
Genesis 90 the Civil War.' a uiumpasrt
t.rfrstrn ofths sfu .nIsirtiioa ~ frvsi.
tlrt nlcharan TIE article u more par
tcalarIvart9'v toasork Ou The Gsrcsls
80 Civil War. plhIsaei in book '1-m
.rG.u samuel wylls Crawford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

J1igc George A wilson, 70 Soaih Parts.
ani gepr,sentaiive L.beou L. Packard, OF
Hebron. we're Among he uumher IRON oai
afthe place vho attended The funeral ssr-
vices hsrc Sarfsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

Al'ght on The cloads. supposed % cone
from ihe lewiston electric lights, has
zen observed on several evenings latsly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

oar people have been pairouizlng ne
tssstrs a, Soalh Paris considerably daring
re past week They SAY q Il agpoi com.
manw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

L $ Buusti. % ,his place, Bowtoln
s,. IL ous ofs.x appointed % contest Ia
ne senior pr.rs spcaklug Bartlett sri
Cr1ckfr A. Als1 among tae uame- men
t1nrf for ne ncv Bosdoin Glec CAB.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

Mr.. B,ml o, qalis lick with Der Oh
tfuuh'r
Tom Farfu Art T.. Bahh have gone 90
Liverm0re. % work for q. T riPcf.
4 NJ. Howard IL going % Harrison atsf
h.s board sAw usNi Monfay. the ijgh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Denmark.

O. W. Gray returned from Boston, after
4 week, visit
I'm Wentworth has gone n Porilln for
several weeks.
Mrs. Mary LIBBY died ,ner a long ~
ness, buried the ilih.
Charles Blake, from GlfhAm, IL Wishing
friends In town.
School closes next Ffldsy. The sehol'
Ars give an entertainment a. Old Fellows
Han 40 The evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

Hoo HsnnloAl Hamlin was 10 iowa over
SsniAy, on visit % his sister. Mrs Am
Brown. Who - recovering from asr rccsui
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
ION THE HILL. =
nIRHC nRY

~ u.rfIa Charrhf rre.rtinr service sFery
e.'-f.r N itAn. ~an.lsv $3.50 4 a. =. sshosih
1900 ~sryirs 81 IN r. n. Prayer Meetn<s,
ftrrs.i.r Er1u.1Es M -
t'rrsrsa'.s i Nhnflh. kTf. tsfp.ne Aartl, l,sini.
1900 ~rrvlge rrrfy slnisf 81 n "a. >stt.th
-. a. nrs.s Hal -Euerr Nsson, t.es.ler,
..r.f.urs FrI.isT rFfr.nrs, ~ ttr -Eefal italsss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

Sc Newell All family went 10 Port
lard FriiAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

IL said that Texas broncos. 200 OF
which were sold In Maine las, year, viii
soon be barred out by the quarantine laws,
the cattle commissioners having decided
on such course on account OF the CHAMBERS
which The animals bring In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

We CLIO the following from ne iocAi
d. lmr of tae Lev.siou i1aruA'. ln coz
r.lt1u With thc communication of asan-
..frtr rlfIsaei lAst week. IL il DOT
e.ytu A. an arglm -nt. but merely % show
Nast rrr other mas op.riln u
.Oli wherr have been, feceutlY, In ths
tsu uf uafiv.ck. ". sald he mar IN
I-r Iew.stou hotel Cm-c, Wciuc-tay.
.tt,y flut flss Win the country roafs a..
t.ey Cd htre. ans they have lumeuse suov
storms aui lots oftrolhie Win tflfts.
Ittv tavf. Ugt tarrr. Dew device hat II
.st.rg .1ts 10 Work auf truuhlc. 10 - =
r.fr. 11la.c roller. The two para
tss.yr f.,t long Anf IRON n % seven feet
.r tk-t'rr Thtv weigh about Goa ani
ahaf rui az h1rsfs on uuc of these
rH rrs as start cli ca ne roads In TIE
..lrtfy ari tsc rtsut IL thAi The roller
.-,ssts thr SLOW down into hard, level
..t By g1.rg over them twice you Get
sr especially fnc Water roai from twelve
tI tsrrfv ICES wide. ltls better than
.-rak < roads Ani t1ut cost over ha.f -
-.rr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

Aa.ra1i.sncc tiisnici Rev Mr. Cfos.
VS. lecture ou SO1tiAri Monday evening
So Crosby So taAt De visited Scotland
tsat11fsi. as AfcF tour tarough ths
trf tsr1gat BE- kuCw something aoout TIE
.-.e.r Arsr living AZ working am1ng
To prlp's flr Two YEAR. hs realized nat
NJ. new very utt'c kh1ut thfm. Scotland
as described a. q lAni OF uOuisr'll nat
"a. .lafm sri romance. s1f ne people -
81 secular people. ST. Crosby gave q
..rsra. lsscf.pil1u % ths GEOGRAPHY % ths
..aoiry Ani 10 larger ciurs. ,ni ne char
s.tfr.stls of the people, ar closed vita
a Hr.sf reference Oh he m1st noted Names
f.e U'fratlrc ~ Scotland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
lR. q. X. I0BlE, of Meehanlc FaIIs, says .

IL consider the claim for merit Of Horsiord
founded and the principle Of It's combination the.
as wheat is ground and bolted, as at present q
indispensable article for the production OF heal
supplying the phosphates which are so essential
mcnt OF the osseous and nervous systems
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14

The acid phosphate preparation supplies tho vital phosphe es
sonai tho system and assists digestion No other baking powder Oc'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
R, HENRY B. PALMER, Of Phillips, snys

IL can heartily recommend Horsfords Brc'
il gives as good results as any pre-
il is far superior The residue L
have taken place instead OF being an injurious
ciplo which has been largely removed from the
ing This element is especially necessary IN a
nourizLel children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-14
Or. ALBION COBB, Of Mechanic Falls, says 3

"IIOrsiOrds Bread Preparation his Dceh use'
past with most satisfactory results. believe y
as practically, as nearly perfect as any such pre-
would recommend il a. safe wholesome, practic
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-12
AN rSQUIsrTryE coRREsPoNDENT

There seems 10 be dissatisfaction
in some portions Of the county over
the conduct Of our political affairs.
The Silverton Appeal, a week or so
ago, gave expression TO the feeling
i'm ,ucAl remarks a. these:
The anti-Minto howl has died
down 10 q low sObbing wall, which
will soon ebb out Of the little end Of
nothing. MintO il "bOss " Of this
county, and the republicans might
As well yet used 10 it. New
methods in politics are constantly
arising. The latest method Is to
beat "a man at the primary and nom
mate him at the convention.
Through our careless reading Of
the exchange these caustic utter
auce, escaped our notice, but they
gave offence to some home reader Of
the Appeal, who objected to the first
statement as unjust to the county
convention, and the second he took
exception to as unfairly represent
the primary. At that writer's re-
quest we published his letter, using
some Of his statements in an editor
ial article. His reply to the Appeal
was In this manner.
The fight at the primary was not
on Mr.. NOder, II was upon the saloon
interest, which was In the habit Of
setting up "A ticket 10 suit itself II
was known that the saloon element
was putting up Mr. YOder, and the
whiskyites. If he had been success
ful, would have worked for his cleo
tion, while their ulterior object
would have been to subserve the
saloon interest.
But this mode Of reasoning is in
eXplicable 10 another reader, who is
lost In wOnderment at the apparent
inconsistency Of saloon keeper in
teresting himself in a school nOmin-
alton, and at such nominee being
tit man for the schools. He forgcts
hamlets Oft quoted remark.
There, are more things in heaven and earth,
HOwtlo,
Than are dreamed Of In our philosophy.
So he sends a long letter in which
he asks an inhnitude Of questions.
We had not time to answer them all
and allowed the communication to
lie by for a few days But the
writer Mr.. Rigdon, grew impatient !
at the delay. He piled US with in
quiries by mail, as to the use we pro- .
posed putting his manuscript to,
and also sent one or twomesscngers. |
He seemed to think we were sup
pressing free discussion, and acting
to himself and to Mr.. Yo-
der. To show that such is not the
intention of the editor we publish
Mr. Rigdon's letter in full. He |
seems to be In search Of information
and this quest is not always unac- |
companicd with difficulty. But /
light viii dawn at hast
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-12
STATE urruuLrcAN coSvrxrroN.

The republicans Ia state conyen-
ton, yesterday transacted their
business in workmunlikc manner.
and adjourned the sume day they
met Their sole object was to per
FORM the duties properly belonging
90 the convention, aud the record Of
their proceedings shows they were
credimbly accomplished. Hon.
Bingor Hermann Is rcnominated for
congress, u just aud ludicious choice,
aud one cmlnently satisfactory to
the republicans Of the state. This
gentleman Is serving his second
term in congress, aud has become
sufficiently familiar with committee
business and the departments to be-
como useful to his constituents.
Mr. Hermann Is not u snowy mem.
Ter, ambitious 10 distinguish him.
SELF with fine speeches, but he is
faithful and industrious. and when
wanted i-always to he found at his
post I'll, reelection /, beyond n
pNadycnturc.
The selection OF Hon W p.I
Lord for the supreme bcuch 1, alison
Judlciour and strong nominations
Jndgr L"rd is the only republican
on the supwmc bench or Orgou n,
II the peer of hi, fellow Justice. In
legal attainment and ability. and
hls rulings have the weight of mdi. /
'lal aeumcn Recognizing the pro, /.
pfc'\ "i having both partic, r,pp,.
Sent"l on ,hr supreme bench. th,r
was SOME hc~imucy shown Iu the
'dwlotmilv convention about put-
u'G ZAP man tor thi, position. mut
ss 81 wa, the dr,lr ur some dele.
Ea'c- chat % Nrll ticket should hr
n"minA,ej, Judge burnett of Cor
wallis wa, chosen or thcphrc. nuly
slight Interest wing shown iu the
selcylim.
H. II Hewitt of \lDsny WA,
nominated tor district uttour, for
The 'h'ri district Ilc .,p LAWYER
/" extensive tNFvucug,' and we'll ill.,
ted ou the orticy assigned him.
Tho mgu selected mr d,Irstt,, tn /
he national conversion 1u. pr,u- !
uwt e,IE,u, aud representative p. D
'ubhgns and viii ,ilcvutl, pro. .
mote thv mtcn-t of mi, pu,gp.,,l,r i
state Boa that gpat gathering d
The platform. when pp-rut,,l hy
.hv vNumlttct WAS introduced with d,
.hy Du0rk that "it Wa, duVn am
without the aid uf ana ym,,su. n,un I
or California "a q
fairly uuhoilv, the lcdMgpIiuripl,, q
uWpuhlV,ul,ut and ,ut,,JN >,t, b.
.ouh thv poliuUal i,,uy, ut tbr daN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-12

TnE fact that political conven-
tions have taken up the subject of
the adultcntion Of food, and are
adopting resolutions coudcmning
such dishonest practices, is an en-
counglng sign. such an evil should
hc dealt with by the scyercst penal
ties. Ou our breakfast table We
have bogus butter glucose for syr-
up chicory for coffee, aud Il vile
compound misrallcd hard tu fry our
cakes with Adultcrtiou Is so COM
mon a practice nov that the public
health endangered. Another dis
honest practice to be- corrected is
marking false weights aud measures
ON manufacturers puckage,. \ box
of soap marked 9Oihs viii weigh Il
lbs, syrup can marked | gal will
hold g quarts, and numerous other
articles are sold 10 the public on a
false estimate OF weight and number
All these dishonest method, should
lAc abolished Honest goods and
nlr mvu~uu' arr the right of the
consumer and IL should hc secured
}" him 10y stringent police rcgula-
.r,u~.
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NAN CHAPMAN Nm ~.l.u. o+.s,r
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A' IN H ihe ar.d.e ftnrHis. hy Rs,. IN
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ianhei iaasa.aT v. uounD Jierk Caap
pam aaa its srs',a g, tae stu knosa aad
,~la .Hr arIriN trk tsh have faany
r'ai' Ia Nsf.'a ooaal and a.l ,aIa in
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-12
MARION COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET

HEPHIsEsrATIua.
J. B WALDO. Mbolsay
e. q. GER. sllvertOu
J. q WILSON, Salem
X. LAYMAN. Woodburu
W. ARMS rRONG. south ,slsm.
sHEHiTT.
D. " CgOlsAN. Salem
cLIHE
~ BABCOCK. Salem
nICoBDEH.
J. b. STARR, East salem
rHEAsunER.
A o. CONDIT, Aumsyills
AssEssoH,
g. .. BLACKBERRY, silyertoa.
CoMMissi1SEEs.
a. II CORNELIUS. Marion
" = GRIM, Hubbard.
SCHOOL surTntsrTNUEsI.
D. w. YODEH, silycrtou.
auh,EYoH,
WI CULVER. Esst salsu.
CoHDSTH,
Du g. c. BYLANu. Woodburu.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-12
NEW ADvERTIsENIENTs.


Ortbc clerkof showing
by county, o
nanda ana
october the nusi'e'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-12

WNI. y. LADUE, " President.
m + REYNOLDS, Vice President
John MOIR, Cashier.