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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
STATE NEWS ITEMS

Mrs Mary MohIsr, aged 81. died 81
A1rUrs, oo the s. n.
4 Portland school teSeher hss sn ST
tendance Of niDesy-ihree primaries
James Bel has sasd the B=0edietine
FATHERS Of Mt Angel for 1880 dam
zgss for not making 3 "Fashef" Of
him
The Salem Sign. Published weekly
5y the inmates Of the deaf mute Ssy-
lum b&s made lis appearance sgsir,
and i an interesting family publieA
ton.
Az the preliminary hearing Of the
men who we're charged with being ED
gagged in the MOT st La Grsnde, in
which the ChinAnen ~ere driven from
L. GrzIde, were bound over fOr sppsAr
Ance t'=fore the grand Jury.
About 100 delegates are expected 70
~ present st the meeting Of the West
srn BApsist's association ST Monmouth
next Thursday.
The Com merc5sl bank Of Portland
ot=Ded fcr BUSINESS 81 the usual hour
Monday uorDing-
The annual race meeting OF the NORTH
PAcife Trusti5g Horse Breeders $3.50
eistion wil open al IrviugtOn park,
Portland. next wednesday and con-
unus four days.
Tie mzlt-bouss connected with WeiD-
hArd's brewery, Portland, handles
fourteen tons Of harley day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
PERSONALS

S8p; r Z AuBelbey ard Ait'y &.
II. Gest OF the Oregon Pacific r2ilw y
ale Al the Willamette. The latter is
accompanied oy his wiz.
District Grand Master K. Of P. Geo
h Hoeye vent to Portland this after
noon where be will spend the week On
D1siness-
! c. L Hubbard, . Dallas eontrsetGr =
and builder, l. in the city. he Vas foE
many years . Resident q S4len-
Mrz- Leopold Hirseh went to Port
land yesterday, on the afterDooa train,
expecting 10 remain a week, visiting
friends and relatives.
z W. HAdley, receiver Of the Oregu1
Pacific Is in the city to attend Ibe bear
/ ing o, the rate eases before the rzilroad
eommisEiso.
City Surveyor Culver h home frOn q
weeks trip ins7ecsing A. a EOvsrnmeni
SPECIAL some lAnd surveys east o. Polt
land on the Bah Kan
Che Eogine~T LoS, Alderman 0sm
steAd started today foE their timb@FiAnd
claims a. the foot Of Mt. Jsffsrsoo.
State sapt- MeElroy has returned
from ChieAga
LEWIS Mccoy. the contractor, i OF
fog IN SantiKm eO1ntry 70 locate =
zwmiIl ~ MeC0yville.
G0Fernov PennoysF aud State Treas
uFsT Met>chsn rsgHr0si 10 The city to-
day.
Railroad COmmisz5ODsrs COmpsOn,
MAeram and Eddy A0d clerk Baker
are In the city.
Wm Ter, the bop contractor Al Butte
vile, d in the city.
c. 7. Ward an, tnAHie manager q
the orsg q Pse-ae, il in the city.
Dr.. JOhn Shaw las Eons 10 Portland
20 take . e01use Of Iecteres In the VIII
lADe,ts Medical college.
Bishop Dillon q ths United Brssbsru
church starts for OAkdAJe. Cal, 10 hold
= conferences.
Mrs.. Roberta q Garden City, Kan
who has oss0 visiting her soma rssarn-
"a tSdAy.
Presiding Elder B1wsrsOK retarasd
today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
Authors Of Plays

An author speaking On the com
pensztiOns Of playwrights said the
other day. I cannot encourage any
one 70 go into the business Of writ
ing plays No one can conceive OF
the trouble we have In getting q
play produced II Is almost an I'M
possibility 20 get one read and &C
ceDtai- You have wondered per
haps why certain plays that seem 10
be drawing crowded houses are sud
denly taken of The cause Is very
simple Managers cannot afford 10
pay authors the royalties they de-
mand- For one or two years pos
sibly q good play Is a financial sJlc-
CESS 10 the manager. but after that
he begins 10 lose money On IL The
author refuses 10 reduce his terms
and the play Is taken Of You VIII
ask why author and manager do not
eomprOmise- That Is just what We
AL want 70 know II ought 70 Be
done, but the fact remains that they
do not New York Tnb1e
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
/ L
Salem Improvement Co.

TIE Bio BzDGE-COotrzesoE Nc
COY today coDpBsssi the ~OEk on ibe
hGx WtnAn<st@ bFidgs- and u l. again
sAss % ezusz with any kind & so10ss1
wshicass. The entire szrDc1gFe, exeSps
the sass sppEOaeh. w&s PAAnksd viii
three i1eh plank Cd The WAGON saos-
This required 5000 fe@1 Of plank %
the wezS approach. the eOotrscs PaTics q
whIeh wAz $50 per II, AID A. 90 fest
On the spans, ~ sl0so pr n. the pEle%
foT tighsening and s5ios1irg ~Sa s74-'l
4od rspAlFiDg the broken sy&n On TIE
east sSde, t5-0a. making total oo'sl foE
the ImprUTsnest sIos+sa- II i DO~
ready for scseptaDcs by the oo1nty
eourgA The bridge stl Deeds painting
10 pat IL in the best possible shape fOE
wear &nd tear, and this viii 10 co0bE
De NJ No diseans dAse- The recovering
WA a nost tsdiO0s pie-ss of wOrk, A. the
passing teams were constantly Saying
PFugress.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

Laughter has often disapsted dis
ease and preserved lfe by q sudden
effort Ot nature We are told that
the great Erasmus laughed so heart
lva+ & szrlriczl remark that he broke
a rumor and recovered his health In
a singular trestise On Laughter
Joubert gives two similar instances
A patent beng very low. the phys
can who had ordered dose Of rhu-
barb. eountermsnded the medicine
.rhich was lsfr on the table
4 monkey In the room Jumpingup
discovered the goblet. and having
tasted made q terrible grimace
Again putting only his tongue 20 It,
ae perceived some sweetness % the
dissolved mama while the rhubarb
had sunk 10 the bottom Thus en-
boldened, he swallowed the whole,
but found II such 4 nauseOls potion
that after many strange and tantas-
nc grimacs he ground his teeth II
agony, and IN a violent fury threw
the goblet on the floor. The whole
affair was so iudicTUVs that the sick
man burst into repeated peals Of
laughter. and the recovery OF cheer
fulness led 10 health--New York
Ledger.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
In Plain E1Elish.

C-uUss1tonAbly considered Of iDesl-
r1lAb5e e0Ds<00=Dee in correcting sii
constitutional coutSmiakEi0Es, - Dr..
P5rrez's Golieu Me5i1zi Discovery
Can co1=cSzntio1sly oomueBd il 70
careful eOos5csszIi01, e0llid@1I Of Its
asmp@seDey Ii al e01iTOllsoss ehro0ic
s0DplzinEs-
The s-Gosde1 Medical Dlse0ye-y' i
me r~S3iI q mUe1 r==S2FeA and . i1-
Il x9eTie0rs. BY . practical physician Of
E0rId-=<DOEE; lis formGlA embraces
The m1ss potent res10r4Ilyes o. the
Ehole vegetable kilE1Om- Is L ez-ec-
iAIly recommended foz al blood q ss1--
ders-dyspepslA, liver and kidney com-
9laiBE.. scrOt1lA- sAAIroe0n, czi4rE1
and e0ns1m plIou-io It's early slsEss-
lns1ring relief and cure in al Gases,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
ORreos PACIFIC EArs CASE
sasE1ag Up ths EsE C5azissioas-
Freight Schedule

Ta- recsiEsE ard eli sizls Of the Ore
Rua PNGSe ve1i befJre the OTrgo1
-siirass eouuissioa 81 their rooms il
the s.Atsbo1ss today at 2. n There
<ers also 6sleEziioBz q business men
from Salem. ard other valley cities in
Atte1dzDee.
The struggle heE1Ts the e5nmiss5Ou
i o. er the oeE rates q freight Pvon1s-
gated son after tbs e1foEt oft3= Ore,goa
Pscife 70 bring $40 Frsre5sso freight
into Oregon BY water vis Iaq1inz Bsy-
Tbsn the rates o. toe S01Ibsrn Pszzdc
al over the valley we're s5TsDesi - 10
50 pr cert
Mr.. Ge=f the ztiuroey for TIE Orsgo0
Pseife fled pelili0o SITTING forth ibs
Specific ok5sr1i0os 30 the De~ tariff,
and shOEing diz<rImiD1t5Ous against
rowOs and against certain elksses q
freight and &sking that the oommi=-
son tx days fox bearing the objections
Of shipp@-s Al cities along the line q
the Orsgu1 and So1tbzTu Pseide rail.
<4ys- The c0umissioR has tAke1 the
! matter aDdsx sdviseDe1t.
Several DembsEs q the o0nmiss50u
zxpr4ss Al iDelinztiOn 70 eOErees Ehst
ever Eroog O. Injustice they have toos
n allowing the Souibssn Pza6e il
new rzIes 1t i probably too late Il
-sxziu the o0165eDee Of the shippen
And the pablic, b1t il i NOD too late q
undo great iujzsEice toEArd the Ore
son Pseiir and take Oft tax lsVis;
apOn tie wbole vslBey which = entire
lIy unEzErz1tad-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

WHEAT vs. BEAs. "A lo.sAl paper
discussing The reAAlive prie- q Sbe
and bran asks Why nit wheat 81 f.
centz a b1sasl br1u sells zG &ls lO1-
The manager q one Il the mills wAs
seen today and said: bran i SIS p@s
ton, not SIS Why can't the felbOE tell
the truth? He asks "wby Is this
DID he ever stop to think ~by there i
s1eh q demand Tor the OresODisu,
while his oEE paper goes begging
Does not sapply and demand regulate
the price? Bran l. worth SIS pei ton
because there = 8 demand for d. AZ that
Hgufp.n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
LITTLE LOCALS.

Ward BatBer of NOan0oth viii prsc-
tiee 6ectizory Al Monn07ib--- Mssses
Nellie E3ez and Gs9evisye Huzbez-
swo q Szlsm's U7us4 coomplish d
yoauz E1o5es. have returned bon sf eT
8 wsek Of sDjayDeDt in Albany, the
guests o. Missss Fora and Ves1A MA
so2- Judge Barrett vii opeG eoCrt
81 SAlsm next Mo0dAy. z Pratt,
keeper of pE0hzte rscoE5s in the eD1niy
cert of5cs i b0De fron The Dzlless
where he ~Az 3 ET.Desz IN LsDd case
To Nh and MrS S8nteE Craig =
20 ~zs bor1 Sept sa---- Married 81
Salem Sept. 30 Miss Miranda Smith O'
MsTiO1 county, 10 A. L SsiIs. O< Ben
ton e0aoty, Judge BAtehsaor of1siAiing.
"A bab@ WAS bOTn 10 Mrs- How
ard ss the poOF farm lEst Seek---
Rev Seh8ltsz preached for the first time
20 the Soaih Salem p7opse ys tsCday
quite oocepE2bly. Rev GFznniz has
oee8pied the First NJ z p0IpiI several
tim with good satisfaction and tbs
MeshOdists are happy ali Aro00d
copy of Ss74for John Mifebslfs great
silver speeeh 4 St hand and i wy
abe s40g1- Barley i nearly in fall
supply for breEiBg. bat for feed there ].
s0Ds demand Ar - ets-Three drum K.
rs po1ded 10 r0ll call with Reoordel
E6es this HcIBinz and reeeived fiDes
zSeortinKiy. Papers are fA-d in 5
s0ig for money in the eire1it c00H Ot
A Bush ys c. Y. aud J. A Tanner
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
Is HE FREDERIcKsos7
4 Ma N Czz4ody q. Salem Be-
Msvsd 20 - TIE Slayer of Brzes.

SATURDAY evsuI1g W1a- MorEaD. alias
30ts- A Huau41 wks arrested Al
Woo.5b1ra ~ C15sf q Pol5es MiHto.
41d brought 20 this city On = charge q
lz-ceuy er o1s JsDes Morrtssey, =
Winlosk. We. farmer. Morgan de-
as== this AMI says u bo0Ehi the goods
Hs hsS a a=kriaE before Recorder E5es
f1is mo-uiuE bgi zsks trisl snd the
preliminary exN1ninz-fl1 : ss9 for 10 -
IA T7es3ay-
The arrested mx1 ! s1sTs'rssd BY the
osissrS 4 hs=iuz the zlA1 nKlssd FrpdsT-
ieksoa Eb0 uur5srsd ibs S5gtbeEs Pa
rise brakeman. Br1cs, il the SiskIyO1
mo1nt4iBs SINE tine AEo foE which 3
reward q S5e0O < oE1=-sd jointly ~
The rzilrO2d eum g2uy and Wells. Far
20 x 90
HE'S 8 me5i1m s5Esi man. has =
sboEt, red tasr3 Ehieh be did nOs have
i1risg his Ac9GziBt4Dce with AOrTisss '
Ebo believed him 70 b@ Fret-riekson-
He Is = bright fsIl0E. being whAt might
oe termed daDgero7s character. As
sooa Hz The party arrived Hoffman wss
sxamiDed very elos<ly. All his etOtb-
lug Vas removed and the fOllO~ing
marks, Lsttooej in the skin were noted
s0ne of which eorrsspo1d with the de
seripsiOu Of the murderer Of Bruce.
On bis ISfi arm we're eo&t Of arms. 4
milk maid, hght-beG-s, . sailor. {
/ bracket and . SHE'D On the Tigh1
Arm Ezs fsiih, hope and charity sign
Christ On the e-1ss. The goddess o
lIbezy, bFzesl=s and a star on tb'
tack q the hand.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

SCHOOLS OPkS.-In al the depart
ments Of the p1blie schools the ~Ork o.
the year opened today in good SHAPE
At the EAzf school Abo0t 500 we're re-
e@iyed- At the PARK school 81 we're
present. The other schools had not re-
ported this EftsrnOoo, g u full show
ing Of altsodAoes viii Dc made i0nOE
row. S0p1. Anderson says The md ez-
tons are that there viii be 50 increased
showing o. school popu alton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

To EeS relbef trUz F15sre<1S0z bFltuEzxe<z
a Dsatp4t5oo, OF torpid liver Wl1co1E o5sIE .
tnE tss E.oE Arb - P1Fe1ng III c1Tsas. take
1sW coees o< Carer Line LEvsr Pglls- E.Ey
VII please EO1-
IhE1 Ears5. l8ngEtd fseltzE Ez1 61-l ss 4
ARE - Ts-y cis eeA1LE Take rUc q Gar
Ezr strr = Itver F1lis t.ss1rE rezaysnE kE1 y1G
VIII nd rslssC ThEy 1ETsT zxI 20 90 Eosd-
nay EREe oos sssl a. rhzcEh LEss VA E-1rrh
living TEkE o1E o. ErEsrss LEr1ls u e Pills
AFR sAr1EE Il vii rEiteEE cysp%r~LA Gic
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
Notice 70 cort-artors.

SeparNte seSled bids for brick and
stone fo1udGtiOn and basement walls Of
rrsideoos fog DR.. L A Porte will be
received up TO p m saturday, sep
iember Skh- PlaDs and specaneAlIo0s
can Os seen At the Ottice Of w C.
kuightOB, architect SO-od
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

A FAsHIONABLR CoJOR-Crznb%ETy
red i iSe latest fad The ladies al
<znl il, AID To get it il lis greatest p0-
iiy they sho0ld gel some q those fresh
srAnb@rries at CiArk < EPpley's- They
are extra ehOioe-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

ANNUAL MEETING. - The ladies
Auxiliary q the Y. NJ. c. A will hold
thsir annual m-sSing in th p4rlOrs on
Tuesday, Oct Sd, At O'Clock p. m.
This h the time tOE the sleesioo Of on
ees Cor the ensuing year. and every
member h requested 10 be pFss~ni, p
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

FINE APPLE-Tbs Eve old sppAe
,rs~s in front of tie Alien Rhodes pup
srty On Chem ke.S sgEe<s are yielding
over % bushels ezrh q fDs BAldEi1s-
They we're DOt sprayed and there i
scarcely EOrmy apF-e-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

HAPFY FAMILY.-TEO men with
oandhes, three women with one 10 two
babies each, in al twelve children and
none over kindergarten age, w2s SA-
EN- sight today seldom eq lslled-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

FISHING ISTEREsTsA L. s. Fish
COmmisslODer MeDonA d Arnved SAT-
urday and has come 10 inspect the site
Of the propo<ed hsh ladder Al the falls
q the willAmstte. He says unless the
Eiver can be eaearud lhe hatchery Al
CAekAmAs Sin be abolished He
thinks ashing shO0.d be Pr hibltsd
&fter Aug. lOSh.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

CHRISTIAN WoEE.-A very Args
and Altsntive audience MAS in AttsD-
dance A. the Christian church lAst
night 70 hear Elder Smith. The sub
iees wAs-Whieh way ,or the two rO4ds- "
The s<FDon Vas = very abe one Re
visAl services tonight Al T=S0 Subjeet,
"Aftsr De III What? >" A CORDIAL in
YitAtion sxtsodei 20 everybody.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
AHr Breakfast

To parity. yitali1s and enrich the blood
snd give DeEve, bodily and digestive
strength. Izss Hoods eArsaparlllz
CoatinCe the mediciDe after even
meal for month or two and yO1 Eill
feel like = UeE man. The merit oi
HOcd's SsrzApATilia i proven 6y its
thousands Il wonderful cures Why
dO1't yO0 try iIe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

RUSH or CHILDRRS.-This morning
the public schools Of Salem opened Or
ihs year Hundreds upon hundreds Of
children marched up with new books
under their arm ready for bushes
Dearborn furnishes all school looks AZ
lbe lowest pFicss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

AGAIN. - John Holm has again
opeUe1 a biA ksmiih shop IN rAlem. az
ue3r q CoOE's botel. All frieads In
yiico TO give him c1n. and get uoFk
dOue Ia the besl manner. So I'm
Nearly 1890 ehlldrea have besa resis-
tered 20 Attsnd school In thA district,
and the clsrk h hasy Al ths time 10
suing more
simmons Liver Regulates has neVsr
been known 20 fail 10 cure all liver dis-
eases.
THE fAIR-fhAi b where yOa sst
bArEAins- Opera house block.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

8KILLED ARTIST. - Mis- Browns
sslsetions were exceptionally nne Her
rsnditlon q Jean Tnsslow's yEcho and
the Ferry" was marked bv great deli
cAcy and sklll. = Boston Herald. Aiss
B1ra N. Brown will rad In sa'sm oct.
llth.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

JEEsENs-At Shapes dairy are
kePl A. noe = heFd q Jersey eOEs A.
yO1 wish 10 see. That is Why they seIl
sGeh sxcelisnt milk and cream.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

CONTRACT LEI--Fred E-ixson. the
stone e0ntFSe1OE, EilI pat IN the f01n-
istiOn for the new Dr.. Pore resideuee
N YeE Park The c1ouzcf for the
bOOse will Dot b.e les for about : Eeek.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

Why NOT.-Ths ErAnd jury has teen
investigating into charges sgainst
Chief Of Police Hunt, ~ POEtlAnd. IL
is said gamblers and prostitutes have
been paying for police prOtectiOn. II
thoss unfortunate people are not en-
titled 10 police protection who is:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

WAST OFFICR-A vacancy in ofies
u constable in the justice dissricl q
Cn&mPOeg, caused By removal Of John
Kerr. i asked 10 be filed wIlh John
SeollArd BY siro1g petition
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02
Largest Gun in the World.

L on exhibition al the great world :
fair. YOG ought "a see IL This i the
u3Onth Of months 10 yisit the fair, pleas
ant days. cool lights, delightful trAvel-
Ing weather.
Maximum comfort eDrOote 10 Chi
cAsO o1 the vestiouled limited trAins Oi
the ChicSgo, UoiOn P4cidc 4 North
western line. See yoalr nearest Cuiou
Pacific agent for rAles OF other iBforma-
noa- EST
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

The SOuthsrn Paeihe has placed the
price q roGnd tFiP tickets. good foe 10
days 10 the POFtlAnd exposition al IS IS.
incl0diDg one admission 70 the sxpOsi-
ton Tickets on sale Mondays, We'd
nssi8ys and Fridays only. If
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

BAR ExAMISATEoNs.-T exami-
nation II spplicznIs for admission 10
the tar wiii he bsld o<iOEe The s9pgeme
eoarS Tuesday, OF 81, 4t 10 O'Clock
sharp
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

GOOD SELBCTIOS.-The STATE Press
Assn chose - iIs pEesideot, I. L Camp
tel. the live and genial editor Of the
EuzeDs GoArd- He l. q neEspapsr
man AZ present
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

OREGON HORs-Tbey are the best in
the wOrld. aud always give the b<s,
s1tisfse<ion 20 eo0s1mers. SO gith the
grOcsEies from Van E4lou's gr0oesy
store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

HIS MAEE--J. Z Lewis, q A1ms-
vile. has registered = mark for his sEnek
- required by law. His cattle vii
have smooth crop OF Of eaeh ear sL d
a bit e1t cot under the lsff ear.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

Taxes UP--Two yOang spotted
hOands. OSneF can get same ~ call
ing on John Bo@bEiRger, Lincoln, Or.
10 9-dW
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

WEAEHER FOEECAsT.-TasSiAy oc-
eAsiOnAl showers Slight Isnpsr1,urs
changes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

Hood's Pills cure constipation They
6aIhzrGic-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-02

Take simmons Liver Regulator TO n
move the bile, clear the bead and re
store dIgssliun-
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-24
First published May "a, 1881
PROPOSALS
For Material Required to Cover 1Oo,-
600 Feet Of Roofing to be Deliv-
cred f. o. b. at Lansing, KaS.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,

OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs,l
May ~, 1893
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the penitentiary, Lansing, Kas., until 2 p.
m, on the 14th day Of June, 1898, and opened
Immediately thereafter, per foot for all mate
rial required to cover 100000 square feet, more
or less, OF roof for the state penitentiary, Lam
sing, Kas Bids to be per square foot
Each bid must be accompanied by samples
and specifications, and the successful bidder
shall send one competent man to oversee the
execution OF the work, and shall be required
to give good and sufficient bond, guaranteeing
to keep the roof In water-tight condition for
five years. No bids will be considered for tin
or corrugated iron. ALI felt used must be B ply.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check for sum not less than per cent OF the
amount OF the proposal, made payable to s. NJ
Scott, president Of the board Of public works,
state OfKansas, and TO be forfeited to the state
OF Kansas as liquidated and assessed damages
by the successful bidders II they fail TO enter
into contract and give the required bond on or
before June 90 1893,
The right Is reserved by the board to reject
any or all bids II II be deemed in the interest
Of the state 80 to do.
No proposal will be received after the time
above designated.
Each proposal will be enclosed in an en-
velope, sealed and marked, "Proposals for ma
terlal required to cover 100000 square feet
more or less, per square foot, OF roofing at the
Kansas penitentiary," and addressed to VIM.
Wykes, secretary of board OF public works I'm
care OF Warden Chase, state penitentlary, Lam
sing, Kas.
Companies or firms bidding will give their
individual names, as we'll as the firm name,
with their addresses.
All bidders are invited to be present at the
opening OF bids, either In person or by at
torney. s. NJ SCOTT, President
WIN. WYKEs, Secretary.
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Don't Know When to Quit.

EDITOR ADVooATE:-Whst is the
matter with r. T. Snediker, Of Hartford,
Kas.P His letter, as Money Wealth, ("
in this weeks ADVOCATE, would indi-
cate that he had gone mentally adrift
over some Of Henry Georges fsllRcies, or
he was endesvoring TO hamper the peo-
pie in their struggle for financial eman-
cipation. Congressman Davis squelched
him in a previous reply TO one Of his
letters, but he still prolongs q suspicious
controversy. +. HALL.
Plymouth, Mich, May 13, 1898.
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thsnkfulnsSs to God and DR.. Bye for
victory.
1t would be tedious to speak Of all the
others who were in the company, but
there is Mrs. Miller, Of Lesvsnworth.
Mrn. Sarah Simins, of Emporia, Kas.
William hilbert, Mexico, Mo.
W. Brown, Bellsvisw, Kas.
Robert WOlfenden, Lansing, Kas.
@. M. Bettis, Piper, Wyandotte county,
Kansas.
7. 8. Kennedy, Cleveland, Mo.
Mrs. Sarah Rains, Elmwood, Kansas
City, Mo.
We could give over 1000 names of
people cured, but these old people are
some Of those who have been under treat
mPnt during the last few days. II the
skeptical will not believe them, they
would not believe IL one would rise from
the dead.
DIR. Bys's offices are in the Portsmouth
building, Kansas City, Kas.
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Ten Old Patriarchs Come To-
gether Whose Ages Range
rom 60 to 80.
They Meet at the Portsmouth Building,
Kansas City, to Consider Matter
Of Life and Death.
And Win a Victory Not Only Over Suf-
fsring and Pain but Death and the
Grave - How They Did It,

M. G. FIeisher, 80 years Of age, has
had cancer on the breast for fifteen years;
had given up all hope. He heard Of DR..
Byes balmy oils. He was one Of the ten
who got the victory; only stayed one
week; went home happy and rejoicing.
r. 8. Jones, Of Vibbard, Ray county,
Mo-, accompanied by his family physi-
clan, is among the oldest OF them sll,
and quite feeble. His doctor makes this
statement: "I have always been in favor
OF the knife, but recently l was sent in
charge of Une Of my patients to Kansas
City to have a cancer removed. It was
done, but she was sent home a corpse.
Having heard Of your great success, I
have brought this venerable friend to
you. I am glad you can cure him with
bslmy oils"
Mrs. Margery Reeder is 76 years old;
hear what she says:
"DR. BYE:-I have had this cancer on
my face ten years. You are the eighth
doctor that has treated it, but all others
failed, and no one knows what have
suffered, until you have treated me. Oh,
/ am 30 glad will soon be we'll. shall
go and visit my mother now soon. She
is 81 years old, and I want to see her
once more. l am her oldest child. Sens-
tor HarlRnd is next to me, only twelve
months between US. / had given up all
hope Of seeing mother until now"
The aged mother OF one Of Kansas
senator's, Mrs. Mary Shearer, Of Beattie,
Marshall county, Kas., who is more than
three score and ten, spent one week in
the city meeting those sage people. Her
cancer was a large one on the back of
her neck; had been there like creeping
reptile for forty years, nasty, bloody
rose cancer. One week Of balmy oil
treatment and it was all torn to smither
eens and dead. This grand old Scotch
lady poured out her great heart in