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Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
MArrl.d Yaatar.inv

Yesterday E Harold RSo,I. nj
Philhdslphia, and Mss Eia Lsor.nl
formerly Of this city, bat nov 3f pblls'
delphia. were married IN st. P4ter.
Pro.Csthedrsi. Tho Very Rev vicsf
General j. A. Lyons pstiotusa tbs
ceremony. Those present we're Mayor
sud Mrs. Calvin o. Hboads, The parent.
OF the Groom; Mrs. n U 5trad,ty, ,hs
sister OF the bride; II. u. Bertllet,e
Ed, aud Mrs l., A. Bertolet,s, and
Miss Elsie p. johnson. Tho Wedding
party dined ct tho residence OF Navo,
Rhoads, at No. $40 TstnAll street, Th,
newly married couple left for Allen
town, Pa, yesterday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
Republican nzaes,pr

The RepublioAns o, the 8econi wan
are ttqneAted TO meet at the Feitol
House, Second and Walrut streets, OF
Saturday, February II, from 3 10 p
M, for tae purpose ,f elsctirg ! nex
executive committee. A full attend
auce Is requested. BY order VI ,hl
Sc ,ond Ward Ocmmittse, pro TEN
n. B.-Any Republican wlsl Ing TO
sac the late assessment lat eau 20 70 By
calling At tbe he u'e OF Nartiu 4 Bat
er, southwest corner Second And LON.
bard stlests.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
stilI in Ja,I

John II. Bfnlop, the convicted pllcJ
gNmbler, has not yet paid his hne and
IL still In custody. Benson. 1t 3, IN.
dorstood, II "doing the poverty scl" IN
order TO have his flne reduced. Hi
friends say he 10 worth b, Eeen o. OCa
aud - 900. BenIO1 IL willing to PAL
$500 tine, but says he cannot ralss ii,
~, 100 Imposed by the court. Bsntou
wss the king Of all the gamblers and
bis punishment Is richly deserved
He Will be made paw the whole Ate, n
Ia hoped, either BY moaCy Or imPh,ou
ment.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
an 8 III ottd EmpIo,e.

Henry W Bsai In the employ Of j.
T Mullen Il s1n7, ia their tailoring es.
taJlisi m u, IL lying very III with tht
tonipls meladv OF consumption at his
rcsiteOcs, No 830 Walnut street. II Is
hoped. however, that under ths csre Of
his devoted vito md f-ithful physician
], rs mas aFain BECOME able TO assuo4e his
lyIi- Gu,i5z.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
m asauerade isaII.

On Monday, February -, the Della
ware : a agsrSGnd will giee mNsquer
Ade bal IN the German Hal, on SIKH
street below French Tickets init
ting iady and gentleman are p.aceo
NJ 81 and are not translerab g. t.,
bal will US teu Dt be well attended,, ,auc
"a ysry enioyNb q time can be spent hy
nj Wno embrace the ppO.tuulty ~ at
lnILd.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
Accidentally SHOT.

Yesterday Anthony NJ. Fineriy, ihs
grocer At No 2l2l Msrhs, straei, a1ol'
dentAliy shot himself In The fisb'
thiRh. lie was desosndlng :ha SaiFs
with an armiul OF books ant p's,oI'
whom ihe pieiol was dropped ava 81.
pioded Immediately. The huls,I salon
euterel the Hsshy part Of tie f'Rl'
thigh, vas extracted by III. oloh
lidfe The wound Is nos dAnSe!ou'
but Is painful,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
ono Hundrsd Donars reward.

James Thomas offers reward Of S1fO
for the recovery Of a mare, wagon, har
neas, q which were stolen fiom the
stable WolEs'on street, last Monday
night. The scouHlfels also took ieen,
currycoma, brushes &e., as though they
iute ded TO camp out and live kind OF a
gypsey lie.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
raEIs News.

On last Tuesday Supreme Chief
Incmas Is rcbail left the city for Dover,
N" Hampshire, whe. he instituted
Oonr de Lion Castle, No. 2, X g E,
with a3l charter msmbers. Mr.. Btr-
chall arrived home this morning highly
e'hteu with the SUCCESS with which his
work met IN the Granite State, and
vi h the rapid advance the order is
msEing there. The Yankee boys vitd
with each other In making his visit q
plva'ah. one. The inttituttDR of 90 large
a castle is 4 bris ht pase In the history
OF the * q Z Il is also gratifying
90 know that DslawArean has the
tonor TO be a. the head OF the great
order that In time win spread al over
the continent.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
rna ur,ma ot ! luhir.mAa.

HosroN, Feb o Della Durant, aged
81 years, living ct No. 40 Dover strte et,
was assaulted last night by shing Kee.
. Chinese lAundryman, in his place OF
bus'nsas, 81 Dover street, where abe
| had called for her laundry,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
kspuDl.ean HIeellon.

Tomorrow between 3 sni 6p. IN. tLi
Republicans Of tie Ninth ward VII
hold their sleotiIn for cJnmltteemen
Tue polls will be at the Old Academy
and At Thirteenth and HeAl1 Ftreeis
Tho Ninth Ward RsPub ican Club vii
no d q mestinz at Thirteenth aud HealC
streets this evening AZ 8 u'c ock, .
which meeting II is hoped the mem be-
of the Republican party Of that war
will be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
. . % ! % . >
NotIeS.

ElrekA CAstls. No. 3. Ak X N. c.,
has removed from the Frieudsii 7
Hall, Tenth aud 6hipley streets. to tht
hall OF tue knights OF PythiAs In the
Smith Building, No $40 Market street,
to mset on Saturday evening st 7 so
O'Clock. By order OF the oOm mittee
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
-
MliILanluro.

On ST. Pstrlck's night the hsu' st
FIspcis Farley will lecture .u md
Johns Church. HoGkesi.n, on i,n,,nrs
aud the Irish." Tickets for u c tev,s .'cs oi
will b. isaued this wetk. Tue T6s
admission has not yet hUen hEtu' ui,',oj,d
lecture will no doubt b3 we'll ht'7H'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
AAnl IniurLH

On Wednesday, white F-auk McGln-
ley, who lives over THIRD rstt bridge,
was at work NJ the Hare an Morgan
Compsny's Works he net with "a. II.
fnl accident. Ho wbB striking piGce
OF hot iron Ln Au anvil, when a wrong
stroke caused 1t tOtt.iks MS hand and
crrsh 1t at the base Of the R1gsTs. b..
C-ntweil'dressed the Injuries
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
i.rncricnI t,ookkeepinx

Professor william A Reynolds lee.
tuIed at p. N TO day at tie Whining
ton Com merciAl College on "Pracii jal
Bookket Ping, Qlite rumber o.
persons ere present beside the studt nte
OF the college, Mr.. Reynolds Is Gu L
pert acoountau., and illustrated his .tc-
tuTe By many practical examples.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
DUBLlC SALE - WILL BE SOLD
at public sale, a. res ieHce OF the SUR
acrlber, near Glasgow Pcucadur Hundred
oN FRIDAY. FEBRU AIRY i7rH, isss.
u'cluc nj,

coed work or driving horses, I good mich
cows, two yctrllug hoiters, Two pOU,i srnats
80 palrs OF chickens, hrn WAGON. drarbDrn,
moving m1s.li'nu. ran, cora sArlitr, . plOws
arrow. cnliivaturs corn CONCrer, forks
rake thpNels, Titks. grabbing hoe, haTue>s
hal fork and rope, corn flddcr Ig Tie bundle
Moseby SiVidat CrUiUI ant HNIuts 5,
mix pans. chnrn, butter buNlS, / hnrse trali
power, scales and r'i.hts. buCkIts, and a
Nafirty of Othtr articles
fEkMS. All sums ut ssl and under. cash:
over that amount c'oaIt IT 10 mOn.hs, on
purchaser gNlag a hlnsahie np.e vii, an.
nrONei ndOtser, or 10 PEE cedt IN Ei~ fash,
W, J LAnk auct. j. W. uAKHIS
itnp-u feb 10 a.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
fiald Clng rIsslnr.

The DalaE.fe Fie d c ub will hold a
special NEE ing st No. 80 Market
Gt oel NJ Z O'clock THE evening The
meeting IA % consider tbs Riylalbi ity
OF i0ioiag tas q uthero Association OF
Cr.sEet aud T53als Clubs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
BRANCH STORE
OF TIE EoKgAT
BOltOn Shoe Manufacturer,
No. 2 W. Second St.

S1N is the lime to get vour bargains in gum
wear; We are closing cut our " nter stock %
Ier Cekt bci0W coat. W never keep winter
Ois over and hey must he sold first-class
ren's gam hnots, uull huish. price es.tO, only
+. %; exlra high eat q. W, oniJ tf.ln. pebble
chlllren gum bOsts 81. q, lnlv Sic; miss 8
yum bpOta = %, only y, chlld's rubber 3Sc
Unly isc and ~ misses rubber iso and I5r
lailea' rubbets Is aud 4ac; mems areties bOst
quality pric" tl ~, now sl.S: bOys' leather
DoOts Kip iuii stock price t125. only ei 81; sec
ond quality price o.! ON sl.35. ladies' lace
shoes naieui AH =r up price q, Only ei. 81,
lAites' pebble u'tou price 80, now 81 -,
ladies' hiYh cut glove Aid i0Icd price s. 81. now
~ %; lAOies' French dnngOiia button, satin
lining price ~ 7j. only 81. 10. lAdi a'Frrneh Sid
hutton samples price On y 81 u; meu's Wau-
krnphAst price :. ~, onls 81 a5, lot Of sam pies
In men = lace, butiOu aud yngress price e.. 30
On Si5p; boys eAtra high cut Is price 81
only sl.D, child : sample shoes regular pr,ce
u. n, only 61'. w have received 10 dOI. In
aut shoes, all samples greater bargains, from
&c TO i1c; also great reduction mair Ia iAdies'
and Rcnt's, very hue goods; we guarantee hil
tnta goods 10 be p ufrAeutrI.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
N MRNNARD q 90.
KENNARD&CO,

Still cold and
likely to continue
for some time.
Good weather to
buy a cloak.
A few Seal Cloth
Garments left.
$25 Plush Wrap,
if the size should
suit, at SIS.
5 Plush Coats,
32, 36, 40 inch, $2l;
cheap at $50.
L Plush..COat, size
|40-inch, $50 from
$40.
l Plush Coat, size
|32-inch S35. worth
$50.
Cloth Jackets,
from $3.50.
A few Raglans,
$3.50 from $1l and
SIP.
A fine assortment
of Black Stockinet
J ack e is, al way S
good, reduced in
price withthe others.
! Remnants Of
Heavy Cloakings,
heap. M y, how
cheap we will sell
them! Pay you to
carry over if need
be. 1t don't pay us
to do it, though.
They will all be
spread out on the
counter Saturda y
morning; don't miss
seeing them if you
want a bargain.
Remnants and odds
and ends Of Dress
Goods also reduced
to close; suitable for
now or later on.
This is the final
clio sing reduction
and they must go
at the prices put
on them.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
n rino $3.50. tnIvDt.

Powell iu the TEirl STRAIT a az. s.h
has = splendid assortment OF fre'n asn. n'
Tor 10 morrow. which inclu les sIvTf ,Snt
heAdf, lako shai, pIcsaFe', n2Tbs Tbs
irash cod, paddock and fmsl'e - al
stslls will be open until 10 o'e.''A
LiLnL,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
n,rn school araduate..

Tie High 6shoo! graduates Of tie
boys depArtm eHt are as follows Frank
N. Lang. Willis l. Westoott. visit :
Hsrsey, Harry D. Applsby, David Il,
Buckingham, DAVID s. Csperson,
James NJ. Nay and Henry B. Mcln:iIf, /,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
Rtbe Found,

A Cs;h1ltc Bibs With the 5ama OF
rlOm AS J. Gassey on the title page wss
lett 10 Mr Reilhslmer's store. No. 4O6
Market s'raef, come two or thrse week,
agl. Tho owper can nave g4e sGJne b.
ca llag y this Cifi ia.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10

Eo7ltEh hreakfAtG tea = very ahjIos
lot. Our 20 aud Cos, teas are knoSn fn
and near, and are JUS ly celebrated toi
ibeir great strength and purity. Gfip-
pens, 3 EasL2I 8 rect.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10

The txtsnt OF the tpjurifs Of Aumsut
Ehkmsn, Sbo fell from . scsfold yes
terdAy, cannos be 81 csttainej. Hts back
IL thought to be severely injured.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
wna waAthaE.

Tomorrow prOmists Ia ba ceaflpa
and slightly warmer. 6updny parry
nlandy, preceded by snow or rain, VIE
slight rice 10 tenn persture.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
WE HAVE STOPPED
AT NOTHING.

Where We found broken
sizes or odd lots we slashed
the knife into them. We will
not allow them to linger on
our counters. The ruins and
remnants OF a season must
be cleaned out, let the loss
be what it may. Come early
and take advantage OF the
genuine bargains at the new
store.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10

10 ms era
ui tTanstorma
ion and re-
form " h c Il
parties change
iron t aud
5 tatcs are
whi led round
On turn table
platforms
there isto hl
found uuisid,
Of politics ntN
methods lie
uO,lng no v
IN e II d u {
women hut
content anG
happluess dis
carding tn
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
For Ahlo

Can he bought cheap, two stoly g.,r ..o.s
h use rooms ard bath on eiHth'.'..,.nV.
eyerun, rear VanBuren. W. IS s'''.
REPu BLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10

SH- --On February o,h'
In thiRti y, BY hev, q. q. hu idingun'
Mr.. Tdward U. Jtti.ies aud hiss Anna b.
Meiah.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
hasn's
mARHIrD.

hook lscs shoes, ouly 81 90, all sold
At BAbooek's, 206 Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
Remnants,

+ mnsrt' Of embIoidery very cheap
at huki.l q POiss't, Second and raInai Ii
strees.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10

Cards are out for tbs maTfiaAo =, ).
Penue Emerson, E.q OF Wyomi4''w ~ y
Misu Emma Stevens, daughter Oh o. "
Stevens. of CAmden.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
Fnzpa,nIh L,oturss.

The subject OF the FlizgeIaic s,. ,sa
turts, which will be given In lnslI W. a,'
Hal IL evening and TO moro" ~ ~, "a
noon, 10 "Tde Metropolis % the W ant o,rI
aud lis Historic Events, NAsniIn,es7on.'' 7,.'
Buildings ani WORKS OF Art" Io10' lto
will be illustrated on screen conan
ing over eco tqnars fee, Of surface
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. 6l6 K'nG g.
TELErnoER SIGNAL, les,
0pen all night.
J. A. WILSON,
Funorhi Director

DU BLtU BALE - WILL RE SOLD
a. public sale, one milo sOHth OF trntre-
VILE, on the road leading TO Hillside mill,
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY sru, lsa
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10

WANTED-A SMART BOY AT THE
w Handmade Harness Works, ~ ship
ley street. IL
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10

WANTED-h POSITION AS cory.
w lsr by a young lady. Address "Csry-
ist, ,' This office f.g-2t'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
At u O'Clock. noon.
Ien nead nf hor.es and cnlt..

Seven head uf horses and colts.
no. J. Dtna, BLACK mare, 3 years old, u
hands high, with foal, viii work any where,
has been driven by woman. not AFRAID oi
steam and eau trOt close TO minutes On Iha
roAd.
No.2. Foil, bay marc, Years Old, with
foal, will work any where, and a 20 driver.
kO.a. Li74le, bay colt, coming years old
VII h glass eyes, broke to work and dave Hin-
gle or double.
Ne. I. Morgan, bay horse. years old, 49,,
hands high, will work ALywhere add goOd
No. : Lucy, dark bay mare, years old,
% hands high, HAmbletuniau stOck splen-
did driver, fearless OF steam. a1d can tTot
lady.
No 6. Brown colt, coming 2 years old,
feomAn stock this colt promises to make
Ne !. bay colt, eomlng2 years Old, Yeo-
man stock. good siAe aud GOD action
ID head OF mich cows, some with calves by
Their ides BY day uf salf, others mllking and
shoatt, sOws with pigs, - head OF ewes, I
sOuthdown buck, ~ pairs Of chickens.
About so bushels OF potatoes, iib bushels oi
horse wagon good NJ new, inch tread hay
bed cart inch tTt ad and harness milk agon
end spring buggy snd harness Tosd cart
horse rake cater sleigh and b, lis wheel bar
row Rrindstone cHltlyators wheat drlll /
W red plow syracuse plOw harrow double
and slnRletrfes SAWS and axes set of wagon
hArHrss SU0 good chestnut raj pulnted 100
chestnnt posts and holes ready Tor setting :
dairy nHtuTes: Reid's CTeamCr good as nav
butler worker thurn 40-quart milk cans
M Ia buckets and pars one gOud butler tub fer
Ice lot OF vinegar and other a. tiulus not men
tioned.
Terms. All sums ef g aud under ca h. all
sums over that amount a Crrdit pf ~ days Wtll
be tiyen on purchaser gl.ing btnkaDlc note
with al approved endOf ser.
DAvIDs. kEAiR.
L.W. Stidham son, Auct,. I2,-w-t -2tw
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10

STATE OF tho ThInprr tIre
N,l-- RHrUBLIOAA OaiOs - a N lni
shade:
II1-5os 10 o'o,ook u l'a'ook
lOJ Il II
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10

NY ANrbD-GIRLS F)K no u > +. =
w worg, white or col TO 70 TO Bfauuy =
Tine summit and Townsend. Also obs 10
go short distance In the e)1btry. AMY
st eO3 orange street. no ia
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10

pebble button, only $1.26. Baboock's
2t6 MaIEeL street
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10

EOR SALE.-A TWO STONY BkIOK
Il dwelling G rooms and bah Not and
cold water. Front au back staIrwav.:ncarly
new. Lot 10 l-2N9l feet. price $40. tUJ can
einain on Oii8aRe, II. u. WALTER
40 81 3M. 7th street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
EoR sALE-THE DWELLING AND

II Wv On LIZ - llb u" f-l4Ii W. At -
l. store IN s ond lJcatlou, with Bork at
grOct rics ana Il Nturta. now doing good bus! =
meas. Reason for s'lling, declining health.
Address W. r., this oficc. iiO-Itf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-02
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Points Of Personal Mention and Notes
of News.

Arthur King, an old-time student,
was visiting among the boys the
first of the week.
A. w. Bagley, after being confined
to his room for several days, is able
to be in school again, this week.
The reception at the Woman's
College Saturday evening was a
pleasant affair, and all seemed to
enjoy themselves.
Allen Cooke read a good compost
ton in chapel Wednesday. G. T..
Dickerson, an old-time student, was
present to enjoy it.
The first term closes next Friday,
and the second will begin Monday
following, which will be a good
time to enter school.
The college classes are reviewing
this week, and the academy classes
will begin Monday, preparatory for
examination next Friday.
The military company drill every
Friday afternoon, in the armory,
and have a large roll and are max
ing good progress in the manual Of
arms.
J. G. Shoemaker came in from his
mine on the Santiam, and enter
tains the boys with the glowing
prospect of his claim. He thinks
his fortune is made.
Hon. f. H. Belknap, of the class
of '84, and representative elect from
Benton county, was at chapel Mon
day, and addressed the school in a
pleasant and appropriate manner.
Prof. Starr was absent in Benton
county the first of the week, and
Prof. Van Scoy was called away yes
terday afternoon. Members of the
classes heard the recitations during
their absence.
Dr. SrattOn, of Mills college, Cal,
addressed the school to-day in
pleasant and instructive style. He
first gave an interesting account of
his careeras astudent of the William
cite University in the early days.
Then dwelling on superior ad-
vantages offered to professional and
intellectual men for the Pacific
slope, closed beautiful eXhorta-
ton to the students, not to be con-
tented with a short course in II col
lege, but to seek the one which will
afford the best mental discipline
and fit them best for the active
duties of life.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-02

IGNATIUs DONNELLY has with
drawn from the field as the farm
aud labor candidate for governor of
Minnesota and has taken the stump
for Harrison and Morton and for
W. II. Merriam, the republican can-
didate for governor. lgnatius went
90 Europe last summer and saw
enough Of European conditions 20
convince him that protection should
remain the central feature of the
economic policy OF this country, AS
he is an able and eloquent stump
speaker his former democratic
associates have given up all those
blossoming hopes OF carrying Min
nesota that they entertained during
the blutf chorus Of ratification in
June.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-02

EVERY republican and everybody
else interested in the continuation
of a protective system, ought to
work day and night, early and late,
to promote the interests of the la
boring classes. There is to be no let
up until the last ballot is polled
Tuesday, November 9Th. The re-
naming days of the campaign are
the more interesting, as all manner
of lies will be in circulation, calcu-
lated to mislead the less informed.
Now is the time to work. Work for
the entire ticket and he on the alert
for flank movements of every de-
scription.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-02

AT Potsdam, N. Y, few days
ago, a republican pole was about to
be raised, when, just as all was
ready, a prominent citizen and dem.
ocrat stepped forward and said
"Gentlemen l desire that no re-
publican should assist in the
raising of this pole. There are nine
teen democrats who crave the honor
of doing the job" And 50 it was
done. The republicans stood back
and the nineteen democrats raised
it, as n declaration of their purpose
to vote for Harrison and Morton and
protection. And so it is all over the
Empire state-democrats rallying
for Harrison and Morton.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-02

THE New York Herald prints a
most remarkable letter from one of
its travelling correspondents. 1t
says Cleveland is as good as defeat
ed unless he can overcome the 70,
600 majority with which Harrison
will carry the state outside of Kings
county and New York. The Herald
is II pronounced Cleveland paper
and would publish no such admis-
sion unless 1t was well substantiated.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-02

In Indiana the greenback candi-
date for governor is DR.. Hiram E.
Leonard. He ran in 1884 and got
S,33S votes. Cleveland carried In
diana by 6,427 plurality. Putting
the republican and greenback vote
together Cleveland was short 1911
of carrying the state. Since the
national greenback convention adj
iouraed without nominating n ma
tional ticket DIR. Leonard has come
out for Harrison and Morton. 1t is
thought large part of the green
back vote in Indiana will do the
same thing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-02

Two or more surgeons representing this
Institute will be at the Chemeketa hotel,
salem, November 10th, 1888.
They come fully prepared with all the
apparatus necessary for the successful
treatment Of their specialties, curvature of
the spine, diseases of the hip and knee
Joint, crooked limbs, club feet and all
bodily defOrmities. Their success in treat
ing these troubles az well as all chronic
and sexual diseases has made for the In
stitute a nati'n nal reputation.
Upon application, references will be lur-
nished from patients in all parts of the
United States.
All persons who are suffering from any
Of these complaints, should not fail to take
advantage Ofthis opportunity for relief
d 70.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-02

The ordeal of hand-shaking and
speech-making through which the
republican nominee is going was
never before paralleled i'm the history
of the world. Since the day of his
nomination Mr.. Harrison has SHAKEN
hands with more than 100000 peo-
pie, tens of thousands of whom were
total strangers and who jOurneyed
many miles at their own expense in
order to meet this man of the peo-
pie at his own home and among his
neighbors. During all this time
Mr.. Cleveland has received two
visiting delegations, one Of drum
mers in the employ of the whisky
trust and another from Buffalo Bill's
wild west show.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-02
1884 THE CULTIVATOR 1894
AND
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-02

SUGAR is almost as much Of a
household necessity as bread, and
should therefore be made as cheap
as possible. The Mills bill provides
for a reduction of IS per cent. of the
duty on that article, and the senate
substitute provides for a reduction of
so per cent. No intelligent voter
can fail to see at a glance, therefore,
which of the two parties is most
desirous to lessen the burdens of
the people and lower the prices of
food. The effect Of the Mills bill in
this respect would be to legislate
So, 600, 600 per year into the treasury
Of the Sugar Trust, while the re-
publicans aim to give that amount
to the people i'm the form Of saving
on their purchases of sugar.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-02

THE JOURNAL continues to be
the only republican and the leading
paper of Salem. A more or less
esteemed cotempoRry this morning
forsakes the party, Tomorrow we
look for the giddy old thing TO
hoist to the head of its columns the
c. Il II. ticket entire.