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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
ToDAYs MARKETs-
Prices Currsnt By Telegraph - Local
and Portland QzgtatiOas.

sALEM. DssembeF q, p m--Om e
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL Q0Ots-
tons for day and Up % bO8r Of going to
orezs were a. follows:
sALEx PRODUCE MARKET.
FECTI.
AppIes-5oc 10 59e- . busbeL
BUTCHER sToCK.
Veals-dressed cts
Hoxz-iTessed 5.
Live czt1le-lt 20 2.
Sbeep-Alive Sl.50.
MILL PRIcEs-
EaIern Milling Co.auOses: Flour S1.5
Bran Sl4 b0fk. SIS sacked. ShOrts $l5t
I6g. Chop feed SIS aud sl7.
WHEAT.
49, cents Der busheL
HAY AND GRAIS.
Ozts-neE 55 10 3sc-
Hsy-Bzled, new S TO SO; old $40 TO
sl2. Wild ia bulk, - u s..
FARM PRODUCTS
Wooi-Best, 10c.
HOps-Smz1 sale, II TO lsc-
Eggs-Cash, 2Tf.
Butter Best dairy, %; fancy
creamery, IS.
Chee-e-l2 to Is cts.
Farm smoEed neats-Bacon l2i
hams, 13; shoulders, II.
Potato 35e-
OpiOns-2 cents.
Beeswax-34c. Csravay SEED, lsc-
Ani-e seed, DE-. Ginseng, sL40.
LIVE POULTRY.
Chickens DO market. ducks, go l0fur-
keys, slow sale, choice. lOc; grese 5 ~ 7c-
PoBTLASD QUOTATIONS..
Grain, Feed. etc.
FIDur-StsndaTd, 81 50; WaIlA Walls,
s.l5; graham, $3.50; supeFdne, S2-25
p-r bArrel.
Oats-New vhite. .35c per bu grey .34c;
rolled, 10 bags, 81 2595-50; barrels
Il. .75fg 7.nO; Cases. - 75.
Hay-Best, slO(9 II per ton.
WOol-yalley, lU(a lie
Naturalization, sl5.DO; shorts, SIS
ground harley, SIS; chop feed, SIS
ter ton; whole feed, barley, 10 eta pei
Genital; middling, $2398 per ton; brew
ing barley, 9O(195c per cental: chicken
wheat. 6O91.l5 per GENITAL.
Hous--Ne~ 10 to 49,.
Hides-green, ssIted, so lbs. Bic. uu'
der 81 lbs, 2S,3 :; sheep Pelts, lO96oc
DAIRY PEODUCK.
Butter Oregon fancy creamery, oO9
32Ir;faDcy dairy, 25(92Tci fair to good
1SG2ic; common. Is 10 I7ic per n.
Ci,eese - Oregon, l2Gl3: YOuns
American, 15(9 I6cper pound; California
l4c.: Swiss imp, 30t932; Don., l6C1B.
Eggs-Oregon, 5Oe per Owen.
Poultry IN Nominal; cnickeUs, mixed
81 (ay3 80 per dozen; ducks.A 5O(95.0
geese, 500; turkeys, live, l2ie
dressed, l3c.
B-ef-TOp steers, 2lc per pound; fsil
TO good steers, &c; MOL cows, &c; faiI
coEs, 1lc; dressed beef, $S 5e95 % PEI
100 pounds
MuitOn-Best sheep, 81; choice NUT
ton, 81 7562 90; lambs, & 00C92 25.
Hogs-CnOice, heavy, 81 5O(G5 10
medium. 81 OOCa4 50; light and feeders
81 GOAT 81; dressed, IS 80.
V-aI-S3 O0Ca5 O0'
SAN FRANCISCO Market.
Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, l0Ca
l2c; do inferior, S(99c; do valley, l2(a
l5c.
Hops-l6 to I8c.
PotatOes-E>riy Rose, 50C955. Bur
tanks, .35(945c.
Oats-MiIliDg, S1.l2l1ll7}.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

VIII be found an excellent remedy fsr sick
headache. iarlsr's Litt c Liver Pills Thou.
ani- OF letters from p pie waD have Used
them prove this fact. Try them
lf.ick head1ehe = misery, what are Carter
little Yer 4 IL " theg viii posiHVely cur
IT, Peoolr wuo h Az used them speak Trans =
~ Of their wOr. h. Tney are small and easy tO
take
II yon once try Carriers Little Liver Pills for
siek headache, biiipusness ~ constp pat. on,
you will ueg be with Iut them They are
pa ely vegetable small and easy TO take
DOn't forget this
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Business Mzn-See here, Eir! You
gave ns q check On ths highly bank.
and find that there Is 10 such insti-u-
ton
Financier (zho has been plying II
hard luck-Eold On TO the ciIsck, my
dear sir. Ii VIII be all right The banz
izn't in operation yet
sir
''Oh, it's all right After | get few
thousand Of those checks out the holders
Will find it to their interest 70 club 10
gether and help me start the hank. =
New York Weekly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

You are going TO erect a monument
to your fathers msTnOry, | suppOseT
said a friend Of a deceased New York
millionaire 70 one Of his Sons.
'sOh. no. Monuments crumble and
decay and are forgotten We are going
to do something thaI viii keep his mem
ory alive much longer"
What's thatg
I'VE are going to fight in the courts
for his property. Sifrings.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

You will never miss that half dollar
you spend at the Baby McGee benefit.
YOU will have happy evening, aud
these six little children will be that
much better provided for this long
dreary winter Ticke's for sale at this
ONCE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
loo nIneh Enthu.iasm.

Struggling PastOr-I never saw such
enthusiasm as there is about our next
church entertainment 10 raise money fOr
my salary. When | called for persons
20 sell tickets, the whole congregation
arose and came forward
Wife-Yes, at the last entertainment
those who sold tickets were let in free
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Governor MeRinIey. Of OaiO. firmly
Adberez 20 his discrimination 70 have
quiet and IosKprsssivs inA1ZurAtiOn-
There i JeffeTs0uian simplicity aoo0i
our nsxt president that i eommsnd-
abe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Hon. II. w. Corbeti, Of Portland, Is
rendering the people Of this state signal
service 10 his vigorous conduct Of the
the committee Of One Hundred al Port
land
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

The Democrats will make up their
revenue deficit by increased Internal
revenue and legacy taxes Whisky
and death were always a source OF
Democratic inspiration.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

One million iess persons will ride
across the zig Brooklyn bridge in 1898
than IN 1892. Hard times do not respect
the big corporations.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
Steinway. KnHbe, Webber. Emer-
sou and other pianos, Storey d
Clark and EArheff organs, also all first
Glars different makes.
Sewing machines, smaller makes Of
musical instruments and supplies.
Needles, oil and new parts for all makes
Of machines.
Sewing machines and organs re-
paired aud cleaned.
Two dooIs north of postoffiee, Salem,
Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Des Moines, Ia, with one hundred
thousand population has three daily
papers. Portland, another 100000 city
has only two.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
Economiza in Pansr-

Clean newspapers, tied 10 bundles OF
100, not cut, for sale at this sffice ~
fifteen cents q bundle. A heavy straw
wrapping paper, large sheets, two eents
q pound. Next door to the pn@tOffiee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Boy no luxuries for the older ones
unless you eau afford Il but do not cut
of the toys aud knick- knaeks FROM
the younger children at the christmas
naaaon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

The name Of ex Governor Larrabe Of
Iowa is connected with the presidency
Of the proposed Lakes and Gulf railroad
project.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Is alcohol pOisOD? The physicians
who examined Richard McGee's
stomach, said he had been poisoned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

A duty OF one cent = pound on sugar
will bring 300. 900 revenue. Free
wool and taxed sugar will kill any
party,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

The poor are sleeping in the cushioned
pews Of the big Chicago churches. Ii
was formerly the rich who slept there.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

II. p. Clarks,n. the present brilliant
editor ~ the Iowa state Register, was
until 80 years Of age connected solely
with its business interests.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

AS long as Governor Altgeld Is being
snubbed by the people Of Illinois, the
rest OF the country is reasonably safe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
Hotel Monterey.

Newport, Oregon.
Located on the Beach, two miles noIth
of Newport on Cave Cove, a beautifully
sheltered spot, wonderful scenery, sea-
bathing, fine drives to Cape Foulweath-
er lighthouse. House new, rooms large
and airy. Finest resort for families or
invalids. Open all winter. Terms
moderate by day or week. Intending
visitors can drop postal card to New
port and be met by hack.
JOHN FITZPATRICK,
d-2 IN Proprietor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

The KINDERGARTEN is santa Claus
best Christmas GIFT for Uncle Sam
stocking.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Poems beginning 'at ChristmAstid'
when the snow is deep" do not fit il
these parts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Here is a consolation. Discussion OF
the Wilson Tariff ripper bill cannot
make times any worse than they are.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

We shall know just how religious We
are when that church census u com
pIeted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

saIe,n il too live a Jo=n 70 Be a good
graveyard for anything.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
EEuUaSG EXPENSES.

TIE report Of the COMMITTEES on re-
dueiDE eIly expeDses dOes not 90 far
eBOuzh. II is nlsAihsstly unjust TO dis
charge msn on tue police force and
street. force who are getsing mere day
wages and allow 'oe msrshs's salary
and fees to remain near the three thou
saud dollar marx. The Marshal him
self would NOS say that il is q fair prop
osition. One thousand dOllars is big
income these days and in reducing sx-
penses the committee should cOnssdef
this. Il should be remembered that
300 . month men year or two since
are glad 70 Zst WORK al SO month in
-aen petitions. Incomes Of all elAsse-
Il professional service has been red0eec
aod go will bring as much as 800
few years ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Iowa boasts an illustrated literary
MOnthly-The Midland Magazine Of
Des Moines, Johnson Brigham, editor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Henry George Lectures on sbolishihe
poverty for 500 night
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
sUsGEsTE1 CDAMENT.

THE JoUExAL il not the governor
organ.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

More want ads sre brought to TIE
JOURNAL office every day than to all
other daily papers in the city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Ia pyrophOsphate Of iron CsQusbbsl
= n tartzF4te of iron and Potash
z IA soda boras powdsrsd
! 4 sod1 hypopEosshats gran
r1s sol1tion esiors8s q IFoa uxAIliuc-
Ss- ryrup hyDophOsphats compound
! 4, vanilla bean CAlexicznJ
lbE s1lfonal lBaysrJ
!. n snuDTrins Or. knorrs)
= gsllons aleohol. 5 per cent
gallcns siycsr1ne pure
- fbs- vaselfne xxx ref
= or Quinins s1lpnats CK- and NJ
CT lunar caustic pure.
I o. morphine G1lphste P- and WI
= u strychnia sUlpnats cryaL
= OK red todi3e mercury.
OK yeilow oxide mercury.
? oz nenthol.
u OK cocaine nuriats-
l Ib spOngss surgsons No.
10 Ep5nges carriage No l.
i = solution s1osulpoAte sf troa
EToss phIAls o.
gross phlals 4 OF
] gross phizis or
? gross phLAls o.
Z gross cOrks each Ne. 4 and ltapsr)
= gross paii boxes asserted sisss Ne.
z-sSo empty capsules No 1 q. D. Aad
Lso empty capsules Ne. P. D. ana
Soluble hypodernse tablets.
LOO hypo- tablets No. IN cases 10
40 hypo tablets No. q n eases /,
bottles each u. Wysth Broa)
20 hypo tablets No g q; wyeth BrOs)
/ doE. DAvidson's syringe No. l
doE- eameis hair pencils assorted
doZ. plastera Allcock's porus
doI- plasters Wells Strengthening.
boxes plaste-s Aesds adhesive Is.
boxes Plasters silk issngiass sur
geon's pink Is. and j.
? boxes Pl&sters silk istngiaSs sur
Esop.s @ 6iAsk s., g; and -
, lbs pills e C imp gelatin coated Up
@ g Bi: BiII: sisIn. siSR ( Esin n g g and and c. Co
so pills sIoin comp. Up. D. and Coz
90 pills c. C. gran PINK \ gr. P.
20 pills sssafoetida / gr. P. D. and
80 pills assafoeuda gr. P. D. and
Coz
ooy Ph 3 enueneAgogus Eelatine coated
~ pills aloes ct Ferri-
10 nuid extract seOnite root P. D.
ms fiuid ext buchu p. D. and Coz
2 MS mud extract belladOnna QP. D.
ms I'D ext eascAra sazrads P. D.
|. 70 fluid ext eapsieum P. D.
| OIL
n 1uid ext cOniun seed P. D.
: rs. huid ext cinchOna comp. P. D.
n nd ext digitaIlis P. D. and Coz
n ia ext Eentisn P. D. and co.)
ms nd ext nsnoans (P. d. and Coz
~. IId- eat lp~Gaca uannea Up. u and
Ms I'D ext jalap P. D. and Coz
rs nd ext hcorice (P. D; and COD
l 70 nd ext nux yomica Up. d. and Coz
e rSs % nd. al e4c 2t.nfs rSasSF6 s q 3. ana ana COS Cos
iSs 3 nf I'd s Ext 'seana seana P 3. B and sad eO} S
! n I'd sxI sSuiIIs Comp. P. D. ana
ms. I'D ext sarsaparilIa comp. for
los. nd. ext. Eiid cherry P. d. and
/ Co)
40 filter papers. round gray. No. .
| DfR. ls inches.
rbs. soda ct potas, tart
| Samples may be seen at the ONCE OF
| the board Goods must be in accordance
| herewith. and be IN original packages
or all bids Is reserved. Delivery OF sup
| plies will be required within ten days
notice Of acceptance OF bid A copy Of
bid. and the name OF the class Of sup
| plies must be on the envelope. Each
| bid must include all the items and to-
tails in full Of the respective class. with
| exceptions of -four, meat and hsh. Au-
/ ditng officers are prohibited from con-
| hrminE accounts Of purchases when the
advertisement does not contain full
TO be purchased. Bids will be opened at
2 O'Clock p. m, Tuesday. January l. 1854.
at the ofi-e of the board. Salem. Oregon.
GEO. w. MCBRIDE.
PHIL. METSCHAH,
Board OF Trustees
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

$500 90 was spent fOr drinks in
Chicago last year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

The bard-umes Christmas Of lsSs
ziIi be long Fememtered.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

THE JuURxAL New Years ediiioi
will be = cresjit4bIe nswspaper.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

In spending for Cbristmzs throw IL
a hsIf-dolIar for the Mc(jee beDe1t.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
Bids fOr'ASylun Supplies

The BOARD or TRUSTEES OF The
OrsEu1 state insane asylum t1Fite sealed
p-upcszls for furnishing a. TIE asylum
near salem Orsscn- the foiioEtng s1o-
pliss fo- rns 81 maths ending June
- LE4
PLUMBING
sa1 szeh - - - - Ia and inch
] doz sseh i. n Ia Ia zaa Inch
soz each :. and n tneh Ksystons
s5z szea !. Ia and inch nAnEs
az szeh Il 4, II street ella
d5L szca : zzi 4 inca c.19feasaOn
; 5oL szca 2. and n inca eompresssoa
- fsst ezca q \ ~ II - L and IL
10 fest szsa 0f n. = and inch galv.
Z dsz each y \ and n Jeakia's valves
! DIX each 4 and inch Jenkins valves
removable disks
- ns ezch Z and 4 -. fzx packing
! Jzcksons fue scTapsr, inca
= bushels charcoal
30 rs so5dzr. = and 4
I each extra Jaws and nuts for L. u
and a inch Etiiisons Ersncaes-
ls rts- Asbestos candle wick
IA 50 feet sheet lead n.
aoZ sznpson1s battery cells
? doz = and \ glass gage washers,
square
DRY GOODS
/ Po wards ezli~n best
Z zso yards cotton flannel, Nashzu XXX
/ L5s yds- pequot 4 Unblsached g inch
I LJU yards Mariners stripe
- yards Lons1zls blszched
! I'D yzr1s p=Quot a Ehssring, . inch
ssg y1S. COnIiE e.stzl check flannel
] 80 ydz. glzss crash towsllfng. Is inch
- yds- blezchs3 linen French lowell
ing.
] 10 yds- blsAchsd shsSting Pequot -
/ 30 yds. Marsellis check. YORK Mig
/ boxes white stay binding - Inch
! 2 6ozen Turkey red hzndkerchiefs. "A
/ inch
/ y dozen Coats thread, white No. 5s
/ tgd Z t;s.f'- ..sr-tI mi y D.. is
| L cozen Coats thread, black No. ..
J z d0zsl Coats thread, black No. Is
/ = dozen black linen thread. No 3.
! - yards table oilclOth, white
z dozen papers pins
Z - duZ prs. mems Socks ChAlf hose-)
1 dOz prs. mems gloves. Nos and
e. extra heavy.
L dozen pairs suspsndsrS
/ 10 yards siiesia, - inch, drab.
! l great gross mems pants buttons.
/ great gross pants buckles
| 5 great gross mems shirt buttons, me
/ dium size.
| Y g-1-- srrokef re " hu'tnns-
! 2 dozen corsets assorted sizes, % 70 30
dozen thimbles, Nos. and 10 closed
ends.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
GEO. @. WILL

VIM A MUNLY. Clerk Of Board.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06
NO ROOM FOR DOUBT.
COME, SIZE, AND BE CONVINCED


When Philip was questioned concern.
ing Christ aud his miracles. and ASK.
ca II all was true that had bsen
tolu concerning our Savior. Phillip ans
wered, Come and see" Then. as now
the world was filled with doubling Thorn.
Hsess' who doubt everything eActpt the
e'Iiehce OF their own senses. They are
~ Ne ihsi WIN on every hand. and in
every age hui cline. but when these
become once convinced Of thing. they
become thu most blatant and radical
brheNefs 80 1t Is today of doubtprs and
skeplcs. Us 10 the virtues Of the Comb.
nation OIL Cure. Many Of ticir-' came
sc'hlhg and doubling, but after seeing
M tul"!hs with patielts un-
who have brcn cured. they
nf'Aine convinced, and went away
h'H' bciieycrs in the curative effects Of
tIr Combination on Cure.
S-hce the advent of this wonderful
curative aud remedy IN our midst. 1, mas
cnteu hiiy-tYc cases Of cancer alone
aud some of them had been pr,uonncoi
hopeless and incurable by ieadipg nbys.
icihus, anl the poor .udpriu,, vi,fi,,
Ehs cheercd by the soothing reelection
tilat he would soon become mn 1ul,,I
or something else, according 10 his ugst
conduct, and they, as a last resort. c1,ns
10 consult tie doctors Of the Combination
VI Nuir ana hiter thorough treat
n,"nt, nave gone on their way clean
Every name Of the ffty-fve. with
ench one address, can and will he
cheerluny given 10 all hrulth-secker4
" inlulters after the true facts for a le-
s',iuiate purpose.
ne various other cures wrought by
enis potent remedy; such a. cutarrh.
e."eIhl' mlr~' hsinla. womb diseases.
~, arf ooth 100 numerous and lengthy
70 mention suffice 1t 10 say that all such
VINO arr suffering with any OF the fore
GONG tronUies iet them call on the man
hsrineit consult aud thoroughly investi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06
CRUEL, MOST CRUEL.
HENRY sPELLMAN ASSAULTS
HIS AGED MOTHER.
with Stove Liner He Mauis Her on
the Head, InfIicting Wounds which
VIII Cause Death.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Aug. 5.-old and
decrepit, weak aud despised by the son
she loved and cared for in the days VI
his infancy, Johanna spellmm, 80 years
old. was taken to the Belts street hos
pital yesterday rftcrnoon, suffering from
severe scalp wound.
The wound was inflicted by her son,
who, drunk and desperate. picked up n
heavy iron stuve-lifter aud struck her
on the head, cutting two-inch cash
and Telling the old lady to the floor,
where she lay moaning pitifully until
Inconsistencies came tH relieve her LOT
n while from her sufferings
Henry Spcllman, the inhuman son;
who so brutiiy assaulted his asei
mother. Is about 30 years Of age. Auu
lived with her at 154 West Front street.
He IS cross. morose and ill-tempered'
especially when drunk. He W such times
becomes enragei at his mother aud mai
treats her. On one occasion he locked
the feeble old lady out Of the house Tor
two days and nights. compelling hrr to
eat what she could beg from the neigh
bOrs. and spend her nights upon the
steps OF the house. Neighhors would
plead with her To spend the time az their
homes, she would refuse, prcfcrring
TO sit there alone. where she could soit-
~ cry Ia herself aud pray that heaven
might spare her to live to see her son
changed from demon to man.
The last brutal act Of the son will
probably result in the death uf the poor
woman Weakened by the hardslips she
has been compelled 10 undergo. she can
hardly recover from the loss Of blood
and the severe shock she Sustained.
She has bcpu unconscious since taken
TO the hospital yet, even IN delirinin
which mt times nvcrialrs her. she prlys
thar her son be spared the punishment
he 50 fully merits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

We ought never 10 forget even th1ae of
us who pOssrss vigorous health. mat We
sn TO -pe1k must eventually run down
This ~ clursc. we cann1t prrvrnt hg-
cause u Is 10 tho ordinary cDurfc Of nature.
but we -uny rrtarl the toe speedy arrival
Of decay iy the nso ~ az lnvsruut VIII ID
takes rnuk Of every other namely Hos
tcttcr's Stomach Filters. This century
has NOT Witnessed o parallel IN success %
this famous medicine. which not outy
sustains health hy promoting vieor but
oyprcomps constipation. dN-prpsiu, rhil-
md fever nervousness. rheuliAtism aud
other llsariorai conditions ~ the system
fu4farei hy weakness and nn Impoverished
condition M the blood The feeble per
son, csnya.psciug after cNh tustiue disease.
nuI fht u-'l derive innuiic benefit ftom
the use Of this helpful and efficient tOule.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06
srLrER's SIDE
Is Heard n, r,ast-flarGe Majority of
Democrats Against Unconditional
Repeal.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Speaker
Crisp has been ID Washington for 1--WE
days and in that time has picked up
valuable piece Of information. What he
has learned il that it will only be posi-
BILE 70 repeal the sherman act or even the
silver purchase clause Of that measure
By eonced,ng to the silver men far
more than will be pleasing to the ptesi-
the Eostern banking interests. NcHrly
every Democratic member VINO has cali
ed upan Tho sneaker has been earnest
In expostulatiug against tue uhcon1ltioh-
al repeal Of the sherman acl ana ~
suggested conditions that are IN the
nature Of compromises lAr-fly ~ ih'vFr
Of silver the mail c'flssl,9 l.!'ll % -,
the speaker has been 'nainly letters irulh
menilers from the South and Nest urF-
ing him MOI 10 discriminate against si-
yer In the innke-up OF the committees.
The effect has been % convince tne
speaker that The atutnir OF me presi-
dent and secretary Of he treasury mas
not swayed the opinion OF lDcii i9cTs ~
congress in the direction g3heraily sup
Heretofor. the senate has been re
garlsi ne the stronghold of silver, but
TIL. house. ,ven With its large Eastern
representation. promises to snow , e
fac.o.y majority in favor Of some form form
of bimetRllism that will be aceeptab1l,e
10 the silver men. Congressman Han
of Nlissonr ernuuncas hiiuself as III
favor Of a free silver coinage act at the
rites " ~ to /. Several bills in the
same general line will be introduced
as soon a. III. house il organized. Cen
erh A. j. Warner Of Ohio, who man
ages the interests Of the bimetnliic
league Ia Washington: VIII make a can
yass Of the holse during next week,
and the jnf,..nafion will be used as a
basis In conducting the fight for free
silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06
SELLING WATER on THE HOOP.
A Unique swindiing scheme Inyoiv-
ing Gross Ctuclty To Cattle.

A Unique SWIMMING ScncHic ihNoif-
ing Gross Ctuclty 10 Cattle.
PITTSRl'RG. Aug, 5.--Thc early
hcu rs of Ibis moring were spent by
uuuutnc Agent Il. NJ. Porter astride OF
a high board fence at the East End
stockyarls watching for the pcspctrator
of cool species Of cruelty against hun
drcds Of cattle. Mr. Porter has a war
rant for the mans arrest, and some Phil
adslphia aud Chicago capitalists, who
have been filling their purses ont of the
suffering Of dumb beasts, viii be de
privcA Of the help of faithful servant
FOR somu days.
IL Is charged that certain companies
ere making practice Of sending car
laods Of cattle through from Chicago to
Philadelphia without giving theni water;
Ia order that Oh their arrival they would
drink an enormous quantity and their
weight so he increased by fifty or sixty
pounds each. the purchasers cheated and
the shippers enriched. The run from
Chicago TO Philadelphia requires usually
about seventy hours, aud the Originatprs
Of the unique scheme We're not without
reason In thinking that the cattlc would
have tine TO cultivate powerful and
profitable thirst
To properly execute the plan they had
10 have competent droyers 10 send In
give them water at Akron, o. and al
East Liberty Al the former place they
are not unloaded, but at the East End
gtockyaria there are several huge
troughs TO which they are admitted ana
allowed TO drink their fill They usually
arrive there between midnight aud morn
ing, and here l, was the task Of the mer