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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
COHOEE MILLS,
IS
KING WILLIAM COUNTY, VA.
Os rHg
YCRK-RIYEB RAILROAD,
AND
CLOSE TO THE PANUNKEY RIVER,
Al AUCTION.

BY virtue Of resolution Of tho Board ot Di-
reetors of the Cohoke As-o1aton, and ~ the
rcluesf q tue President thereof. / Will sell a.
public auction, 90 tne hishe-- nlIdcr. al the Office
a. ths auctoneor, SO. 4 Eleventh street, Rich
mOn1, Va, ou
TUESDAY, June u. 1870.
~ - O'Clock Sc, tho VALUABLE MILLING AND
PLEASURE-FlShlNG PROPERTY above roier-
red 10.
me Improvements consist Of q miller's house
with nve rooms. "a good stable grl-t-mil. M
excellent condition, With gooi r.n N custom,
and a -aW-miu in 70 partaNy incomplete condi-
ton. The Wator-uOTer i- about tO-horse power,
with An abundant supply OF ~a.er tue Year
round, and pond nearly two miles long. There
are about eight acres 81 land lot covered by
WATER aud Dr. 3. good gardening eJlL
As A tl5H-POND this property rs uuexcellel,
and the pond is now VOL stocked with several
yarictie, of game fan. Five boats aud some
other apparatus for r-liug VIII be- sold with the
mil. g.. An Inspection IL oar1e3tly invited.
TBRNs: one third cash; balance a. SIX and
twelve months f0r NOES with interest added.
an1 secured by a trust deed. y. ". BOW T..
nv .l3lJe246dtd Auctioneer.
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sous must have persisted In the flames.
Giant powder wss used 10 blow up build.
ings In the hope Of staying the progress oil
the fsmes, but to no effect. IL IL reported
that two men have been lyuched for stealing.
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The WHITLEY BIN DER
IN THE LAND OF FLOWERS. CUTTING X
IN FLORIDA.

IN FLORIDA.
Tho following letter from ono ~ the most sue
c,,ssful and enterprising farmers In his State
tells ia own story:
GAINESVILLE, FLA, Juno !, lSsl
~ Tsaac s. Torrr:
Dear sir.-This will certify that have use
the William N. Whitley solid steel open-Ln1
Rinder for cutting rye and oats. Gnd find Il all
right and an well pleased with H.
lsignOdl "ohN ~ ~ ."'-
Mr. BevllI bouch, mo ms Whitley Binder
aold from the Richmond Agency. ana PIT u mp
and started IL without expert a-sistonco OF any
Kind. considering tho fact that vi mo eve
rnre self Binder \ factory export ~ necessary
OWL Mr. Beyilr, letter Il strong testimony a.
IN tho simpiicity ~ we'll a. efficiency OF tho
Whitley Solid steel Harvester.
! hava the exclusive agency for the Whitley
Mowers and Binders. the Lone star ard Tiger
Rakes. tho Celobra'ed oliver chilled floTs, mo
well-kuown Studehakcr wagons. ana othrr ieAi-
tnr narhine. and solicit orders Tor an kinds
Of Farm implements.
Roralrs Tor Champion Reapers end MoHors
specially. l~AAo = !, ~ ~, ~"
Post-Ofice Box iil, Richmond Va.
10 7-d3tRwlt
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Robert stanard and John Dunlop, executor Of
+. Joseph l. Stanard, deceased. .... u Defendants.
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AdIu,.nt-GenerAI Appointed.

flIy Telegraph % Inc DlsPaic0.l
WASHINGTON, June 7.-COlonel John G..
Eelion was to-day appointed adjutant.gtn-
oral Of the arwy 10 succeed General Drum,
retired. He WAS born In Pennsylvania Ia
ISIS Gnd Is graduate Of West Poiut.
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~ae.~J~eNyNsAfffN>snsNfNfs-
ByN. W. Bowe.
Roal Estate Auciioneer
NoHI EstRte AucUUuVvI.
VlRUSTEES' SALE OF 10 $500
ACRES OF LAND
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ATTHE NORTH END OF EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS.
NEAR THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY,
AT AUCTION

In execution OF deed Of trust dated October
y. 1853, recorded I'm Richmond Chancery Court
Uoed-Book I31 G, page "a, being required 50 20
do by the beneficiary therein named we Will
cell by auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, JUSE (, 1879,
nt5P. ", tho LARGE PARCEL or LAND men
fioned above. situated east o. Navy llill and ex-
tending 20 Bacon's-Qpsrter branch. his land
IS admirably suitable Tor the erection OF me
dunes zsd dwellings, is nearncss 10 the heart
Of the city. to tho Chesapeake aud Ohio railway
shops, and 20 tho ldchmond Locomotive ana
Machine Works renders livery desirable Tor this
purpose. and its being sold In such large block
affords ono Of tho host opportunities Tor spccu-
iat0n egor offered 10 the public. and as It Il
located az tho north portal OF the proposed tun-
moi undor Eighth street md very close 10 tho
Cbesapeaks AMI Ohio railway Il has big future
for manufacturing purposes.
TERMS: Cash Sufficient 10 pay tho e1penseS OF
sale end a note Tor fGC0SG. with interest from
April H. 1889 and protest charges; credit AS
10 ST. 1874 until October IBIS. l's9, and tho re--
due on such terms az the graniors or in the
event Of their failure so o. d0l ~ tho trustees
may prescribe. All credit payments to carry
interest and % De secured by % trust decd.
y. W. BOWIE
II. A. ATKINSON, JR,
Trustees.
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SEQ. 600. 900 Loaf BY F,re.

lBy telegraph 70 the DisDatcnl
PORTLAKD. ORE. Juue lit IL DOW est.
mated that Use iotsl loss by fire IN the city Of
sssltle Ia buildings alone l. so. 900, 000 and
with all the personal losses will probably
reach go, e9o, 900. IL 10 thought many per.
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TIE Dimensions q the granite blocks must be-
as follows: In length not more thAn twelve ~
nor less than seven tJ inches; IN Win not
moro than We % nor .ess tnan three and ono
half go inches: la depth not moro han six
aud one half l6k) nor less than SIX 10 inches.
The aize preferred is sovcn g inches long, four
a. inches wide ard six CD inches deep.
The Dimensions Of the granite curling must hs
as follows: MOI lers thau Eve I'D feet long.
not less than eighteen lS' inches deep, and ak
(G inches wide on top. with a beyel Of one eighth
d, Of an inch from nucr g outer edge.
The dimensions OF the granite tagging must
he as follows TWENTY-FIVE thousand %jOUN
hnoEl feet not less than nve % feet I'm lcngth
and not less tnan eighteen rs inches vide. and
twenty-five thousand tS,OJ0 hneal feet not less
than Eva ,5l feet loug and not lees than two 81
feet wide the stones - be no. less than SIX 90
nor more than soyon o. inches In dopih.
Bidders in making out their proposals Will be
careful 10 see that there are no changing Oh
nguros no scratches nor any intorliGeations:
should such OIcur the bid will 10 declared in
formal
aomo acceptable citizen Of tho city O. Louisville.
A deposit If nys thousand dollars 5000 9r
certified check for that amount VIII De- re iuirrd
with each bld ss guarantee for tho f4llAiIl
fuinlmcnt Of the contract
All material that does not come up fully @ the
specifications Will be rejected and mus. b &c
moved al the expense Of the contractor.
Specifications for furnishing the above mate
rial will 10 furnished on application 10 Tho Ciiy
The material must be delivered on cars az any
point along the line 81 railroad within the city
limits that the city Engineer may designate.
The above material must b0 furnished in nc
cOrdancs with tho .pccncati0ns on flo IN the
City Engineer office, Room A., city Han.
Bonds with approved security and bids on the
proposal, furnished by the city Engineer re-
duired for the material 20 be furnished.
Tho city reserves the right 20 reject any or all
bids.
Bidders aud representatives, Of the press are
invited % attend the opening OF tho bids
The contractor viii be required 70 deliver not
less than twenty-five hundred ESQ tons al
granite blocks pcr month, and must commence
the delivery Of same iB i've days after nouhca-
ton by the City Engineer
TIE contractor Tor granite n8ggng for cutters
will 90 required % deliver not less than Ave
Thousand 5000 hneal foot Of tagging per
month. ana must commence the delivery d
same In dyo days after notification b. the City
Engineer CHARLES ID. JACOB, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE. May Is lss9.
my 2}eodJul5
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WANTED AT BELONA, POWHA-
w TAN county. Va. No ! PLY sICIAN.
a splendid location on the loghatan and Farm
Vile railroad. Communicate with
WILLIAM h. ROYAL.
ia s-lt' Belona. PnWhatan county. Va
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Lost. sTxAYxD. AID FOUND.
IDUCAEIONAL.
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS
" FOR
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
MONTGOMERY, ALA.

All applications for the position Of sUPEkIN-
TENDENT Of the city public schools Of Mont
gomory, Ala. must be submitted IN writing TO
the school BOARD Of Examiners not later than
JUNE IS, 1889. Application must recito age Of
applicant and contaiu references and other pro-
per evidence OF qualification. The salary Of the
position is g, 900 per annum. Term Of Office, two
years.
Address the Secretary Of tho Board at Mont
gomery, Ala. :. NJ LEVIN, President.
ALyA FITZPATRICK. Secretary. le 5-2w'
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COURT ORDEHs.
VIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY

VIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT or TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
THE Urn DAY OFJUNE 1889:
William c. Soddon,.................... Plaintiff,
against
Robert S,anard and John Dunlop, executor Of
Joseph /. StanHrd, deceased ....... defendants.
IL CHAScERY.
Tho object Of this salt Is 70 obtain a decree for
tho payment Of a debt amounting 10 S5i677, that
being the amount OF a sum OF money Que 10 ana
loaned 10y the comp lainGnt 10 IN defendant, said
Robert stanRrd, together with interest from the
SOth Jay Of Juno, ~. aul 20 attach and subject
any property, real or personal. IA tho hands OF
John Dunlop, executor as Aforesaid, that may
Do coming or h doscendhbie 10 the said Robert
Stanard from the estate " the said jose phine J..
Stanard, deceased, or Otherwise, 10 the satisfac-
ton VI the said debt aud decree, and Affidayit
having been made and He'd that Robert stanard
10 not resident ~ the stats OF Virginia. IL is
dered that he appear here Withln nftoen days
after due publication OF this order aud do
what may DO necessary 10 protect hts interests
herein.
copy-Teste: CHARLES W. GoDDIN,
CLERK.
j. IL wKBa PEPLoS. q. q 10 SAT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

WANTED, YOUNG MEN FORTHIS
W and other cities A. managers. Parties
with from $50 10 SlOO can secure permanent. pay
inr positions. our goods arc new. No trouble
% explain business 20 gentlem.n. Call at Room
No. . American Hotel 10 7-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

NOR RENT-JULY AND AU-fa
4 GCST-WELL-FUN FINISHED HOUSE in ia
subusls Of Charlottesville. Va. Gas. water, milk,
frulL and vegetables. Address Box Il. j. BOT
NOR RENT, DWELLINGS Nos. a
/ 4l3 and as north Eighth street. for IA
many years occupied by 3irs. Duyal a. a board
ing-hOuse. VIII rent sinrly or together.
CHAHLks l.. DAVIS.
10 I-Sait' No. III north Eighth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

Tho following letter from ono Of the most sue
,cssful and enterprising farmers 10 MS Sta''
ITALIA TIA own story:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

A SSIGNEE SALE OF STOCK OF
~ GOODS. consisting Of GROCERIES. DRY
GOODS NOTIONS, &; also a lot Of COUN-
TIERS, SHELVES, SHOWCASES. and other
STORE FlXIU KES a. and below cost al 40. 1873
west Main street sale viii continue from day
70 day until further notice. +. G. MINOR,
70 6-3t Trustee.
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PROPONALH.
d L o p o 5 4 Il s.
LIFTING 10. l9-NoucE TO CONTRACTORS.

LEIIING NO II-NOIINL TO IV-7 NND ~
SEALED PROPOSALS win DO received az the
Mayors Office. in the city Il Louisville, until
SATURDAY, June 1, lSs9 81 - H., for tie foi-
lowing material:
For furnishing thirty Thousand C0.G0) tons
(m0re or less Of grGuite blocks.
For furnishing ten thousand 1000 lneal feet
more or less u granite curbins.
For furnishing hftT thousand $4,000 hneni
feet more or less Of granite tagging Tor cutters
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ..-s.,..

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ..ssr.
COMPANY. for Ola Point, Nor lS2kAsS<s&.
folk. Portsmouth,. Newport Nows ClAreIaonL
AMI James river landings direct BY elegant
saloou-sIaAmer bS>HA, leaving Richmond
EVERY MONDAY. WE'D NkSDAI, anu FRIDAY
at : A. NJ. sUeet.cars connect
Connections a. on Pom. and a. Norfolk
closely with all ines for northern clues same
aftOTnoon- James river By Daylight SrSAl
tourist line Chegpes. route
Through tickets on slsmor Sai at CAREER
Agency 1909 Main street. BAsgAgo checked
through. Sgats-rOoms engaged for day or night
Frelgh. received daily for rNoriol9, Ports
mouth, Old Point WayerlY. hicksiori. Va, ani
al points ia kasterR North Carolina, kSstera
Virginia. aud all regular landings on the James
river, az lowest rates. ana through bills Issued
LUClEN n. TATUM. Nice-PresidenL
No lli7 Main street and kockott&
uvN WEiSIesR. FREIGHT and PAssen ger A ons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

WANTED, YOUNG MEN FORTHIS
W and other cities A. managers. Parties
with from $50 TO 500 can secure permanent pay
inr positions our goods arc new. No trouble
o. explain business 90 gentlemen. Call at Room
80. ., American Hotel - 7-it'
WANTED AT BELONA, POWHA-
w TAN county. Va. q No. ! PHi sICIAN
a splendid location on the loThatan and Farm
vile railroad. Communicate WIN ,..,,
ies-lt' Belona, Po@hatan county, Va
VlAILORS WANTED.-SEVEN
Z STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS TAILORS, to 20
% salisbury. y. c., at once Prices are az fol-
lows. Double breasted frocks. SO: cutaWays
IS. all sacks aud serge coats g. pants and vests
each g. Come 10 once plenty OF work all the
yesrround Aspiendid place Tor married men.
loH-r THOMAS l. KELLY.
WANTED, TO SELL TEN LARGE
w BROKE MULES from four 10 six years old.
Also, eleven HORSES. five of them large. young
aud sound. Apply at Banner stables, 1879 east
Franklin street le S-2t'
WANTED. a POSITION AS BOOK
W KEEPERor ASSISTANT BOOK KEEPER
Am p graduate OF Bry8nt & strattop's Business
College. Have good letters Of reference. Salary
LOT a matter OF great consideration. Address
j. d. g.. Dispa'ch Office ie sit
WANTED, EXPERIENCED CHE
W ROOr-ROLLER5 AND BUNCH MAKERS.
Steady work guaranteed. Apply at once.
c. W. VIM x CO.,
70 SGT 1916 AMI 1878 east Cary street
DOARDERS WANTED.-FOUR OR
- SIX desired. Large, comfortable rooms and
gooi beds. Healthy ana pleasant location
Churches and po-t-offce convenient. Board
good and terms moderate; Address u,,.ys
Eldrifee's Mil, Buckingham county, Va.
70 s-Sa,ru&Th3t
WANTED, SALESMAN WITH A
w tea trade. Address BOX 1881, PhilsdeI-
phia Pa. 10 i-st.
WANTED, BUYER FOR GOOD
w SECONDHAND PHAETON and HAIR
NESS. Price ti;A ~ APPly TO o,,r,,vp,,rn
le 7-2t' Nos. aud north Eighth street
WANTED, A SITUATION BY A
w gentleman who has had some expe-
rience Ia mercantile business. Is willing 70
work Tor a fair compensation. Address ITEM"
care Dispatch once. ie 6-3r
WANTED, TO SELL LOT OF
w MULES on New North road. two and half
miles north OF Richmond. Also, LOT OF PLOWs.
sCRAPBRs. AND OTHER CONTRACTORS
TOOLS.
ie S6t' W. W. WRIGHT.
MANAGER WANTED, ON SALARY
vi 5000 per year. 10 open branch office in
your locality. Business purely mercantile. One
mat will inspire you with pride. pleasure, and
prOnL Trade established. No chnVasslng or
peddiing. A rare opportunity. J. Il. SHEPARD.
- and q west Fifth street, Cincinnati. o.
ap e-SaSW3t
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The GIonn019 Iron Company.

GENERAL JOSEPH 2. ANDERSON, President
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, Jr-, Treasurer.
H. w. MONTAGUE, Secretary.
GENRRAL JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, MAJOR
JOHN p. BRANCH. COLONEL ARCHER AMBER
son, 4. F. MATHEWS. L,Q.. GEORGE GRANT,
EsQ, Directors
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SIMPKIN & HILLYEB,

CUMPKIN & HILLYER,
CONSULTING AND CONSTRUCTING ME-
CHASlCAL ENGINEERS
" ks WARWICK IRON-WoRhS, Newport
News. Va.
G., neral onIcc, llO5 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Correspondence solicited. NH i0-deKSu3m
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pOSTPONEMENT
The above ssie Is postponed until
SATURDAY, JUNE g. 1ss9,
NJ O'Clock +. ", ard viii take place az the once
OF the auctiOncer an1 not on The promises.
y. ". BOWIE.
II. 4. ATKINSON, JR.,
la Trustees
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VNHE SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
MOND.
CAPITAL. SlO0.OoO

is now ready for business in the building Of the
National Bank OF Virginia, corner Eleventh and
Main street
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
SUNS OF 81 AND UPWARDS RECEIVED.
NEGOTIABLE PAPER DISCOUNTED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

The company "a Organized t1r the purpose Of
developing au extensive Ind valuable deposit
OF red oxide OF iron near tie While sulphur
Springs. ". "a. under very favorable lease
from The owner Of the property. The orgsuiza-
ton of che company Be- c0mpleie. The aupScilp-
tion-boOks are now open ald q limited number
of shares viii be- disposed o.. FOR particulars
apply to -
GENERAL JOSEPH H. ANDERSON,
President
Tredecar Company, Richmond,
TO =. W. MONTAGUE,
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o/rrnrNr-NrI|01rsl-t
BY B Cbafio a Co.,
Real Estate Auciionoers,
No north Tenth streot

COMMISSIONERS'A AUCTION SALE
~ OF
SUBURBAN NEW DWELLING TWO STORIES
AND BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING.
THE WHOLE FRONTING 40 FEET on WESr
LEIGH STREET JUST BEYOND The
CORPORATE LIMITS or
RICHMOND.
Gravoly and others, pitns., In The chanoery
rs. Court u tue city ~
Astirr and others, deits. K,hmon1
By virtue Of decree onierod IN above cause on
May II, 1879 Wo. d. r. Mumfosi and ". ". Cl-
liam. special commissioners appointed for the
purpose, will sell by public auction, upon mo
premises, on
MONDAY. JUNE 10. iss9.
a, O'Clock p. VI, tho REAL ESTATE locaisi
on wost Loigh street nesr the city llmft
This section Il improving fasL many new
buildings being erected. ana parties -esking in-
yesiments sholld attend this sale.
TERNs: ono fourth cash. balance lp s.T,
twolya. AMI ghfeen months. for notes with
per cont Interest dddel from daY oI sale, aui
title retained tiil too whole ls paid.
g. n. 800 NfOfD,
A.. W. GILLIAN.
Special Com f-ei1utrs,
Sale 10y r. 3. CHAFFiS 81 Co., Aucl9neer4-
I. Charles ~. Goblin. cicrk ~ Tho Cfs0cery
0uired ~ mo special comm i.nr-s D. tao
decree Ia tho ssii cause % Nay g., 1859, has bson
duly giVeu.
oiv5n under yhlnl, This "a Day Of May,
is.A
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-18
READERS THINK OF THIS.

From a very able article by cor
respondent in the Pacific Farmer
we clip the following, on taxation,
showing that from 1850
to 1861 our total taxes, general and
state, county and town, averaged
some five dollars and twenty cents
per head of total population; that
for 1870 to 1878, the average was
fourteen dollars and forty-two cents
per soul; that from 1880 to 1887 it is
twelve and II half dollars per year:
"Talting the whole eighteen years
from 1870 to 1887 inclusive, we have
the following approximate facts and
comparisons. Average population
for the period was 4Sl millions.
The total aggregate tax, State and
national, collected from the people
during this period, was Sll, 700, ,00O,-
600 or $685., 100000 annually, an in
crease in total yearly volume of 1858
per cent, or S4.5S to one dollar col
lected from 1851 to 1860. A tax on
each citizen yearly, of $3.50 and
$243 for the period, On each family
$3.50 yearly, and S12l5 for the
period. Where the demands for the
tax gatherer was formerly one dol
lar, on each citizen or family, here
it is two dollars and sixty cents.
"For eighteen years, in time Of
profound peace, the whole people of
the United States paid the tax gath
erers tribute of thirteen and a half
dollars yearly, for each man, woman
child;-old, sick, crippled, infrm, in
sane, blind and deaf,-criminals
and paupers, consumers rs well as
nrOducprSu -
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AsERIoUs REFLECTION.

Who Dear the heaviest part of the
burdens of society, after all J.? This
could be seen ut II glance We're any
sudden emergency to arise by which
any great sacrifices or efforts should
be made. 1t would be seen then
that the suffering, deprivation and
effort were mostly endured by wom-
en-, children and poor men. No one
then could doubt ON whom the bur-
den falls Under ordinary conditions
the view of the subject is obscured.
For instance it is supposed that the
property owners pay lthe taxes,
This they do directly, But the
moment the tax becomes
large enough to he in the least
felt Mr. Tax Payer forthwith resorts
to shifts and inevitably it falls upon
the lqboring class and their families,
in lower wages and deprivations the
women and children are made to
endure. Just As certain as IL is that
misfortunes falling on the head of
the ehouse are shared by alIthe house
hold, so il is that burdens ON the
state glide downward onto the hum
blest shoulders. The paymaster will
Teeoup otfall in his care or employ,
Therefore 1t is that there are In
reality no non tax payers in the
community. What the rich pay in
cash the poor must compensate for
In deprivation.
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will never as a people lend hem
selves to such mob violence as that
of which Rome was the scene a few
days ago. 1t feels secure because
the people here are the law makers
and property holders. But is it not
fast becoming the case that the peO-
pie here are owning less property
and having less to do with governing?
Is it not ostrich fOolishness to cover
our eyes and deny what is taking
place? Is it not the old, old story be-
ing repeated here? Wealth amass-
ing i'm few and fewer hands and
power ever seeking from the many
to that few. Look at the American
Senate and ask what it represents? :?
See the House growing more like it.
Think of that most exclusively
farmer state, Nebraska, where the
people arrayCd on one side, with the
most popular and faithful of leaders,
and on the other, combined monOpo-
lists and corporations-the people
successful at the polls but beaten in
the House of their lown representa-
tives, aud now thousands Of them
are being sold out and their lands
taken from them and being absorbed
in fewer hands. The people Of to-
day are not what they were forty
years ago and forty more years will
find us with no people in the sense
If the word as used here to-day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-18
TINE TABLE-RIVER DIVISION.

The elegantly equipped steamboats,, VIM
NJ. Hoag, Capt. Geo. Raabe; the N. s..
Bentley, Capt. ]. 1P. Coulter the Three.
Sisters Capt. w. p. Short; are in service
for passenger and freight traffic between
Corvallis and Portland aud intermediates,
points, making three round trips each
week as follows:
NORTH BOUND-Leaves Corvallis Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at a. m.
Arrives at Salem Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at3 p. m. Leaves Salem Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at a. m. Arrives.
at Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day st $3.50 p. m.
SOUTH BOUND-Leaves Portland Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday at n. m.
Arrives at Salem Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 7l5 p. m. Leaves Salem Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 6 a. M
Arrives at Corvallis Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday at 1880 p. m.
For freight and passenger rates apply to
the captains and pursers of the respective.
boats, Or to w. M. Darling, agent, 200 and
2O2 Front street, Portland; Gilbert Bros,
agents, Salem; l. M. Adair, agent, Albany
G. A. Miller, agent, Corvallis; or to the gem
eral freight and passenger agent, Corvallis.
0. d @. trains connect at Albany and
Corvallis.
f. w. BOWEN, Superintendent
VIM. HOAG, General Manager.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-18
HOw's Thisl

We offer one hundred dollars re.
ward for any case of catarrh that
can not be cured by taking Hall's
catarrh cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., props,
Toledo, o. We, the undersigned,
have known f. J. Cheney for the
last Is years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable i'm all business
transactions, and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
West & TruaX, wholesale drug
gists, Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
e. II. Van Hoesen, cashier,
Toledo national bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls catarrh cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces of the
system. Price, 75c. per bottle
Sold by all druggists.