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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

nee lsmeef thauntey " DtrswA
''V,'ts wgss tstteii vas In tbis countty
,e ieeobe vlsited Aitany end stoiled
4, lba beltvsn House His rvvins '
ssts IN the hrst hbUt Che came
,,tms Tint twetd ohte Uttipieu .
a,.s,,st ~ whisky and two ltinons
sie,d I'M the table aud newspapers
and writing materials we're %a'teitu
An st,mnd rafnell left the tOoni i0r ,
: lit,lp while A well known lfisll-
Ams,,,.so lawyer. hooking for his own
,,otr which Nas Immediately N tle
600, ~ pernell's suite ~ apaftmpnts'
s,t into petnplls foums by MISTAKE.
ser,np the whisky and Lemons On
tre ,sblp he said. We'll tie land
lard must either appreciate my pat
torepe of he intends TO increase my
lin Just then an old lflSlliiia,,n
came In aud said. "uh, Mr. paineu,
timi snve and keep your honor, ana
gave nofid speerh Of compliment
to the supposed liberator. ,...,.
Then he continued Hard luck
bos tursued me in the new country,
and have become very poor anu
while you are raising money lor m tne
evictpi tenants aud the poor Souls on
the other side who need u Dau
enough am 80 much worse oil than
they that / think you might give me !,
a little" The lawyer jumped up ana
prasping the old mans hands cordlal'
| iy pressed into them the two lemons,
and wiping his eyes as he retired
from the room he said 'doodoly,
tioodby. my friend. give you al
have" The astonished recipient
was months afterward telling the
story Of the wonderful poverty ano
generosity of Mr.. Parnell. New
York World.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
the EFFECT w BfPHAblNG THE
MORTGAGE TAX LAW.

IL would withdraw from the tax
rolls Of Marion county nearly all Its
present valuation Of nearly two mil
lions Of taxable property. Why?
because mortgage owners In this
county az IA general lule are fOieign
capitalists or loan companies aud
could not be taxed with the mort
gage tax law repealed.
II would Withdraw from taxation
IN ;his stute the greater part Of the
S32 100 go valuation on mortgages,
de, d uf trust, etc., one.hslfof which
are now taxed AT Purtlaud.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

fomrlASp, or. fsb s.-David
NJ. West, deputy United States
marshal from Seattle. was asrsixued
Ia the state slrcui, cooa today on
charge cf kidnapping Fas Gam. .
Chinese woman. wifs Of I.ss Wing.
Il ibis city. Wee, plead mn, guilty.
Hearing Of tbs case 10 sst ios Friday.
West wss rlesssd oa twenty ave
hondfsd doll,n baud.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

There must be something done 70
rel reform the current laundry processes
else we shall have to do upo orr
,,,,, Snir'S % ourselves Since the trip ham
mer double back actioned boso,n
has been added 10 the
launGrynan's chamber of to,4nra
m she shiit rs absolutely not the Same
style after il gets through ONE % aT
perlence' -Clothier and Flrpisber
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04


AsssisoTos. Feb. A remark.
~ and unprecedented scene was
onoeled IN the house. II was a
Itets 70 f'lcuut of osorsia. who
1,ee fsem congress at this session.
&1rnnn. The Democratic faibsr of
~ Hoese. Aroas and expressed
co1o regret that an association Of
ooov yssrs should be severed.
4 11ll, Hia. Hand. springer aud
luory siisd ths need Of praise
1lIliy snd patriotism Of the rs.
~ nsnbsr, and ihrouah the
49, wss \ vein running in the
Ilea ~ nlous,'s promotion 10
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

Little Tommy Mamma. NAV
over and play with Mrs. Ney,,oo,s.,, s.
ehlldeni ''0Auoor $
Mother You have never cared 70
play with them. 0'ieu 10
Il. Little Tommy But my ban wen,
u'se !, epnla INTO :. their yard, and they threw
y oack to me and it was ali stic,s,. e"
Good News. e candy
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
NOTICE.

No,iee Is hereby given that there
will be a meeting OF the musical
alumni 81 the Willamette university
at the ron.ervatary patlors at 8 %.
m, Saturday, Feb. 9Th 1893. All
members ARE rquested to be pres.
cut III. A. kRUsE, Pres.
Miss Lulu NJ. SMITH, Sec.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
HAWAIIAN. COMMISSIONERS
Cordially Received by the State
Department at Washington.

Cordially Received by the State
Department at Washington.
WAsnIsdros, Feb. 4.-rbc first
interview between Secretary and
the Hawaiian annexation commits
sIooen, was held 10 the diplomatic
parlor Of the state department this
morning, betwcen 10 aud II o'clock.
II lasted half an hour, with M en-.
gsgemest 70 meet again at 3, this
afternoon. Commissioner Thurston
was a.ked whether the reception by
Secretary Foster had been sa,lsfac-
tory. aud rel lied; quite so." or
Tue details, however. he could not
speak.
Other members of the commlsso
united with Thurston in expressing
much satisfaction over the manner
Of their reception.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

CHfcA0O, fIIs., Fsb. 4 4--Advicet
n lbe Associated press from VAT
lo6s upper Michigan points. repor'
+ lssyIbls blizzard raging. The tenn
perature II 10 or more below zero,
With = bowling gale and snow, II
being the worst storm on record
TfaIps IL tho upper country are
bluokxded. Log trains cannot b
novel. LumberiDg operations ar
"a suspended.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

Several Men Struck by Train and
Killed.

eSKAcusE, N. ". Feb. A 10.
veve essusiiy occurred here about 3
Nh mornIng. AZ the f,ot of Ena-
etDoa Avenue. q New York Central
ronnenssr train ran down six mel,
11lllng three outright, and severely
1n)ctiss three Others. Of whcm one
~ died u the hospital. Another
4y'ng. and the third is inost ser.
10y hust. The men were section
1c<e and were walking on the
MA. Ths train WINS hidden by ths
jI0ipx snow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

AfnsA. H., Fsh 4s-A bIIzs'fd
r) be- prevailed with ysryIrv
(cp Ibs four days vas followed Iss
r)Cbt ~ . fail In this temperature 4
- tsIow. being the coolest wss.he'
n IS yssys.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
The Explosion of a Bomb

startles all within bearing. SO the
palns which arise froul arrangement
of tue liver, stomach aud bowels,
quickly alarm those who eAperieuce
them. DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
atfrrda speedy and inexpensive curv
Sick headache bilious headache, cou-
stipaIion, Indigestion, bilious attacks
yield like magic u this wonderful
Specific. O0ly Que tiny, sugar.coat, d
Pellet for a laxative dose. Pureiy
vegetable aud perfectly harmless
The action IL prompt aud pleasant.
ABSOLUTELY the best Liver pill made
Your money given back II they do
not give entire satisfaction. The ON
IN pill p''ssessed uf such merit MS l.,
warrant their being sid on trial.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

1>yoNs. NJ d., rst, 4 "A bIIsss'd
>(Du1h sbm city last nigh, vi"
)61lss saw, and high wind
(D.lHs~ n III scsss is p'seticsli'
1Desdsd. soow dnhs sss NJ big
Dcle esn's solss the town II !
61ow seso hers thls morning.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

11nIkkA. lava, Feb. iioles
p>nIng sens 10 Cleveland = is,.
1leIae shs posi,Ien II ssere-
osslcaliurs. The ipksma.
res from tbs seyerper's
Jhs mstssr has hesn under
n.&lsa fsf several d&ys Gov.
49, sisss - hIs reason that
cDosssi wIsb II the Demo.
~ stats that he sboald
y slssd ',sA'ss senator nss,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
aARRgTs

roefttsn. Feb a. Wheat
vsiiey, siiil, Wallis Watts, siio@
fi0yl
sAs FRAsosto, Feb. 4 wbeei,
nv fi ~
cuicAu0, feb 4 Whest ffil.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

The above Is not in compliance
with the county printing law, as t
does not show who got the money
or the items for which 1t was paid
out. 1t is not of much value but
shows the totals.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
THE FRATERNAL ORDERS.

De NJ 'lty conmindry meets this
evening ipr nrRuniz .liOn. The par
aphernalia Of the lodge has not yet
arrived.
Tue Il ,stern Star degree Is repre-
sented at Albany aud movement
is on foot To establish one at Jeffer-
son, The ladies are great helpers in
all Masonic work and the Eastern
Stars will be shining brightly all
over The state fore many years.
jefferson A o. U. w. lodge in.
stalled the following olli ;ers.
p NJ w C NJ. DUNCAN.
Nj WI. W. LIouey.
F.-S. n, Russell.
o. Il. III. ~eige.
Rec. "a. X. Il ,bertson.
Receiver F. NJ. Miller,
|. W. !. K Mlzsnr.
o w. w. Houck.
Trustee. f. NJ. Miller,
The Old Fellows conducted a pub
lie Installation of the following
officers:
Z. Gu G.. Holt.
n. G.--W. G.. Hawk.
V. G.-G b. Hoyt.
II = n q. Harry Rowland.
L. > \ q j Pate.
Il :. v &C. ". Humphrey.
l. =. V e. Gro. Conner.
Sec.-r. NJ. Witleu.
Per, SEE. Chas. Lynes.
Treas j. w. Rowland.
Warden Walter Price.
X. = S.--t'nas Jt ilry.
l.. >, Ed Betv-s.
Quad E iward Murphy.
The order of Knights OF Macca-
bees In Brownsville Is growing fast,
majority uf the leading citizens be-
lug members of the order. The good
will and rralerual feeling exisIidg
between the members of Pacific
TENT, No o, aud Linn reut, No. I,
speaks volumes for the order.
The following is the membership
of the principal orders of the Uui,ed
states, ss per reports of the supreme
bodies fur the wear ending D-ceni-
ber 81, 1892; Ola Fellows, Cos, ,5SS;
Free Misnus. 673 6iS; \, o. of U.
W, s6S Ell; Knign,s Of Pythias.
2ds, siT; Knights of Honor, 2S7, 255;
Royal Aroauum, 2ls,i54; /. O. of
Red Men, MI 6tG Knights ard
Ladies' of Houur, 30 llQ; American
Legion of honor 6S ,5l; Msccabees,
6l,5sl; Modern Wnodmru IL Amer
ic'; 6a,00; Uuiied American Me-
chanirr; lSil7; Equitable Aid Un-
ION, aoS,WO; Buai Birth, 2s.47s;
Catholic brueyoleut Lesinu 1858;
uni'ed Friends, - sol; Golden
Cross II SSS; Il yal I,mplee, u.s..
1873; ID Dsuiis' l6OtN
The knlg ,ls of Pythlas are hard
at work gvt,lug really TOR their en-.
,eFtsinmt M on the sOlh Il the
moath. IL ,hs hard aai uutirlng
eiiarts ou the part of the boys guar
an,ees succvss this will he one of the
most p'easing entertainments Of the
s~ss NJ. THE caue,iy ,ney iuleud to
present. will reveal Ia the public
much ~ the secret work of an or
gsni1 1'on ~ this kiad. As the
o'mrdy IL arranged 70 as TO prrssat
the hsdge white la session and Ia
the Transaction ~ the secret work of
the oFder--a eaQdldale beiug ini,ia-
ted la,o the mysteries ~ the rank of
kaighI The boys are rshearslnx
fr'ni '~ato three lln,ss a wsek,
aud caasiisrins THAI the hesi lac4l
salsas ~i'l '.se psFl and thai god
nsa-'c hss pren ssVass,i the concln-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
1898.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRA1 ED.

Harper's Weekly is acknowledged as
'andlng first among illuslrat, Il ", ekIy pe-
'lodlcas IA A eIita 1t occupies place
oel Weeil MAJ OF lhe hulr.eo daily apersnd
tbaI of the less timely II aeazihe IL in.
Guides uolh iileraI y ana neWs,an presents
WIN equal fore ana felicity the real events
d current history ana The Imaginative
helnts oi fiction. On ac oLnt al It's very
pltle series of illustrations + The
orld's Far, II viii be not ouly The best
iulue 10 The grea' exposition, bat aiso lis
oest souvenir. Every puD,Ic event OF gen
-Ihl Interest will be luliy IL ustiatea i'll its
odges, us contributions being IRON The
oest writer's aud art SIS IN the country, II
wi ! continue TO excel in litera ure, news,
Is class.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
A SERIOUS RIOT.


E EAhAMA. Feb. 4.--Thers bas been
= scTj0us riot nj NogaIo. which
nNqd two days. II IL said that y
n1otrsd men were killed and Ave
no1fsd wounded. The riots were
= = uls B political natuw. The
: onpIs grew out of the publication
~ IN CsIsiina. of an article by X,
Z 1xue<jo cuiIsrrx. professor In the
Iooet Jesuit college, alleging wIds-
op,upd ignorance among ,hs labor.
n, ~ ssses.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

FkIIbSS bpuSkb
ssnne
||ps&riv Ii he Easlsfn
Mates.
netL IIyf hgoAflp
t.hMns
Me- ssd fslmss msi
HIs6s
esssNaas
4 |nfaIsSuIps psoLfssp



lne.< iysmesfsss i,ssilSs y
~ fsss shs vs5sst
I'M fesr rst I sa'fhs iiefs'd''
sInelss w,epsessss 'csss
u tI,st ysses'w f,'sy, N i'eIs~s'el
6ee|lsed ~ efIssm 'hs sse's's'y
~ n Nsss, With sss '"'ae'e'l
Mn ~ f'Isvsisea 'h'cesb i,m v
D|sk>seo Thursday, he pfefef'les
n tpsnsls IN iss ssgs,s, Ne bso
G|us6s a~sIlnss si,e eff'cs n ssof
~ 6eps,sL ., h saId i,iekin~"
6o1 &edss 6sssshsm lc,h dseIioso
nnt}erslsls~.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

Wo,d, Wood. Plenty OF Il sawed
aud ready for delivery. Lea We your
or'iers at RNau's stable, oornsr of
Ferry snd Liberty. dlO-iO,f
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications AS they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the
ear There IL only one wav to cure
deafness, and tina, is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness Is caused b,
AN ibflinied condition of the mucous
lining of he Eustschian tube. when
this ~ iuflimed you have rumbliug
sound or imperfect hearing, aud
when IL is entirely closed, Deafness
IL the result, and unless the ihtl an
nation can be taken out aud this
lube Restored To its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed foreye /;
uine cases out nf ten are caused b,
ratsrrh, which is nothing but an iu-
famed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred d ,lars
for any case Of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) ihst cannot he cured 10y
Hairs Caiarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars; free.
+. j. CHENEY &CO..
Toledo, o.
D4- Sold By Druggists, Zoe.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
November Bills

Below will be found an abstract Of
the warrants drawn 1T the Decem-
Der term Of the county court, being
In payment for the claims of Novem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
NO MONEY WANTED.

FOR SALE, 10 acres Of good garden
lanj, all clear, 3l& miles east Of the peni-
Tertiary nn the "a EN- and Macle y road.
VIII take work for part pay, and lalance
on 10 years. time. address ID. A. harris,
Salem, or call at farm,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
10 rER cxxr

Farmers aud esrdsners can make
~ pr seoi oa the Investment by
tliiiug th<is land. Hest ,,ls la lhs
ss.se -c'cp~>. y ~ s~ais's .a ,hs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

n,st se oiumes OF Tie Iazar begin with the
NJ w,s uen'isr Tor January oi Zach year.
MI % tln'e A. a eLiis,ued. subscriptions
",ii' oi feoeipl ui order.
bouud vo unes Of Harn.r,s IA xar for
hse Yeas bAck, IN neat ciolh binding,
ss w Us mail, poeinge p-id, an by
lr,t.,' Ire OF exp, Use ifro, i'd d ihs
un,s, ~ va h'd tAcss one ooi az ger vol
n, Az a ses ioF each volume, suitable lnr
N eipt - ale en-. '''"' ''i-'''' -
~, A. nanhne shrr,d be made by post
=. N'Asy rde 0s .ralt. 10 . f, oi,i eLaNce
~, q s.., !, are 70. 70 segy sh.s .aser
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

Inc volumes OF the Weekly begi iii
lie htsI number for January of eac tor
men no time Is mentor o. subicrip aims
"lll oesin with the number current at the
'lhie ol receipt OF order
Bound Voiun.e OF Harler's weekly for
tnret ears bat k, in neat cloth biz ding,
WIZ oe Sent By mall, p' stage paid or by
piSss, nee OF expeuse- 4 roNided the
hels ht does ct exc. eC one doi ar per vol
uIltl ior 500 per volume.
oloth cas-, lOr each Nuome, suitable for
olhushg, will be sent by man, postpaid,
ON receipt OF Sl.0O each
renltlances should he made by Post
,iid mnlce M neS order or draft, 10 avold
chance oi loss.
,Newspapers are not TO copy this adver'
tisen'eht withoutthe express order OF Har-
per d Brothers.
Address: HARPER & BROTHERS,
New YUrK.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

For mild tonic, gentle laxative
and invigorant take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

e,u ,mllss NE ntsfsll pe'ionase ~
ne ftoflt
FHe tatsty
tsa teio ssebihf fsui klnts
lss luslsHtd the tiutlns onlcef
IN Bm vsity Nde 4 . y W
t.tlba ehsaine seaH NUhle stind,
a. n fi3te, ,re sfahd u Y
fbe, fsesilne ecfelaty r "
tisvssi fet Sec I " FhHi
f4ssufef raui w lsaioi estderi
v Nwksn, cuddc W, I % Rlch.
ADDS u a.. y. 4. Reyt tttt I a.,
F paefmbi n 4. n. a. p J.
fomtam, T. a n. a., 6. A. Post
ms v q wm AIMEE w. $ v
"a q t.Kilt.
fvefy household IN Salem sbuult
haves kltchen treasure fof tbeil
niuf, spices etc. Keller 4 Mafsl
shuw iAese patterns
ubto Fear 4 itamllton's fot shot
time loans t8-3t
FRESH oregon eggs IS cts CLARK 4
Eppiey
Toeufe constipation, sick headache
aud dyst@psls simmons bivef r.
gulsi0f has no equal.
Largest, fuest fatlest, richest au'
tendefest hers ever brought TO Salen
vt Dayisou's Court street market
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

LASssSo. Mieis.. Feb t-~oovsrn-
- R'sh 49, s'ssst > b'li 'ss<sllss
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

~, Nss'.. Ysb. t.--w. v.
1e<ssssdsss esssus nem-
, ilhls tvo vosss u bslss
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

Ifyaar blood is impure regulate
your liver with simmons Liver Re
gulator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

Constipsilop,and all troubles with
the digestive organs and the liver,
are cured by Hoods Pills. Unequlled
~ a dinner pill.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
HARPLR's PERIODICALS.
Per Year:

4 ,,,, sL g zee IN all snbscrib rs Ia the
eu stalks, Iauada, and MeAico.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

Nick NNEY. AT the home near
Turner, February 8, 1893, Mrs.
Etna Mckinney, wife of John
Mckinney, aged about SO years.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04
PERIODICALS.
Per Year:

- stage free to all subscribers in th'
united states, canada, and Mexi1o.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
Get YGnr Hair Cut.

Get YGnr Hair Cut.
Do you want nice hair cut for 10cts
or shave for sets? If so call on m,
at nv rcou over Mr.. j. L. Josey's store
from to 10 o'clock at night.
JARRETT WALsTON.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06

AMI hat the d-fen'slt ne required
10 ia, the cost o. the action.
"Ihs rlea Of The defendant, ).
Ohio Wilson, nrlp contendeYe, - Q
plea wh,ch ~ often permitted by the
courts. TIE defendant By that plen,
~hl.e ayerrirg lis Innocence, never
80. places himself apon the ner.
c. Of tbs court. He can he eenten-
ced III poni.hed s. fully .s If con-
y!c.ee BY p jury. The solicitor, al
arlc aad consci- ntlous officer, recon
mems that he jndgmen, he sus-
pended over the defendant and that
defendant he now required 10
pay the costs. .hich are quite heavy
It aopesrs that this Is the first prose
cutIon under this statute, and thst
no good will now be accomplished
by puLlehing the defendant further
than TO tax him with al the costs
1t is therefore ordered, upon motion
Of the solicitor, That the judgme al
be suspended, and that the defend
ant he ia custody Of the sheriff I'M
| ii! the costs are paid"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
NEEDED REFORM.

There are reforms aud reforms
and REFORMS. Some OF them are
needed and some are not needed.
The DEMOCRAT thinks there is
needed o reform in drers. Else
wurre We print the opinion of a
physician, as reported through Il
Chicago paper, on long dresses.
Many times have we thought OF the
usalessness and, excuse US Tor
saying it, tie tilthiness OF the
long trails with which women
sweep the streets. Aud in tie al>
ticle We print elsewhere we have
the opinion OF a doctor that such
dresses are breeders OF disease.
Hear him: "If my daughter
wore one of those long dresses,
which sue does not to my knOwl-
edge, would make her take it OF
In tbs ont house aud have it cleaL .
ed before it was brought inro her
own room."
Now, we do not believe ia 3
fathers tyranny over his household,
neither IN matters of dress mol
anything else; but we do believe
that if moro tathels would say "to
my knowledge" that certain harm>
full practices OF dress among their
daughters should be abandoned,
thell daughters would not be half
80 delicate. Think of a once
h3!t, aDd hearty girl OF IL years,
with blooming cheeks and growing
muscles, heeinnlns at Is to draw
tie lace strings around her tender
form and continuing the process
year after year during the very
p8rlOd of LIE when her developing
form ought To be given Its full free.
dom, until she reaches say her
2Oth year, not III her proper pros
p3rtlOns but in the figure of what
tba slnaii boy calls a "ilrt dobher."
Then think OF this same defOrmet.
Oat-oi-biea.h, oughI-to-be. woman
going into the streets and Sweer.
ins up filth enough to give the
Cholera to whole community and
bringing 1t home in the trails of
her dress and hanging 1t up In her
wardrobe to sleep and live in It's
foI!, fst;: poison! No wonder she
is delicate The wonder is that she
lives ~ al.
ID ~ nDt iced .t;o!p. II, dr-ss1
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
GEN. E. KIRBY SMITH DEAD

Baltimore Sun.
Gen. Edmund Kirby Smith, the
lsst Of the officers of the Confederate
army enjoying the rank of general,
died yesterday at Sewanse, Tenn, 1T
his sixty-ninth year. His career
was exceptionally brilliant AID
distinguished. in the war With
Mexico he was twice breveted for
gsliantry-st Cerro Gordo and at
Cor treras. He was wounded in tie
battle Of Bull Run, 1861, after whic
be was in command OF the departs
ment embracing East Tennessee and
Kentucky and defeated the federal
army at Richmond, KY, 10 August
1862. Assigned to the command Of
the trains Mississippi department be
organized government mbraciDg
Texas Louisiana, Arkansas and the
Indian Territory and managed it IN
the interest Of the Confederacy With
the greatest success to the the end Of
the civil war. He made ais depart
ment self supporting, and his army
wac the last to surrender. In 1864
he defeated Gen. n. P. Banks 10 his
Red River campaign. Since 1875 he
has been connected With the Uniyer-
sity Q! the South, at Sowanee, a.
professor Of mathematics and as
chancellor of the university.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
RANSOM WI~HERS HILL

Washington Special to Atlanta journal.
Twenty years senatorial expert
sncs natcusd against twelve months.
A statesman versus politician
Tae Jesuit Of such 3 contest between
such parties is easily foretold.
TIE smoke Of the clash Of arms IN
the democratic senatoria! caucus on
Tuesday last has driited into News
paper Row, and, as the pnfs disap'
pear, the PROSTATE form Of the senior
senator from New York is clearly
ciacernable. Hill SHE'D his csst or
into the enatorial ring end it was
met by Matt Ransom's gllttsrine
lance and now tho senators among
themselves are discussing how the
venerable North Csrolinian worsted
the Goliath Of the New York ma
chine. Ransom evidently favored
the selection Of Washington, Of Vir>
oipia, who became notorious by his
letter published some time ago in
the Cincinnati Enquirer, denouncing
Grover Cleveland. When the dem
ocratic senatorial caucus met Tues
day. one week ago, Ransom was In
favor of having nominations made
Immediately, on objection by Hill
:ho caucus postponed action until
lest Tuesday. Ransom once more
presented Cox's name ana Hill again
opposed acticn. This brought the
North Carolipian to his feet iD a
twinkling and Hill Is said to have
gotter the worst drubbing ever re-
ceived in the senate Cox, 80 Is
known, was elected and Washing.
tons name was not even presented.