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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15
A Philosophers Opinion,

Noltaire said to IA beautiful young
with whom he was dining, Your rivals
are the perfection Of art; you are the
perfection of nature" This could not
nave been said if the young lady was
suffering from disease, aud pain had
elt It's signs on the features. Women
VINO want to keep beautiful, and be the
perfection of nature" should use
'Favorlte Prescription" to assist Ma
'nre when needed, to correct irregulari-
les aid circulation aud digestion. and
hereby clear up The skin, rendering it
SOFT and beautiful DR.. Pierce's Fav-
rate Prescription is the only medicine
or w"man's peculiar ills, sold through
druggists, aud guaranteed to give salts
'ac'ioh III every case, or money refund
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15
Mine Explosion.

orruMwA, la, Feb. l5.--An explo-
Sion occurred In the mines near Albia.
Geo Gallagher Was torn TO Fragments
aud slNtsen Others We're laken OUT
badly turned, tut II Is believed not IA.
tally. A huudnd men we're Ia the
uiine a. the time, but mos, Of them c..
capped itJury.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

A SOCIETY EVENT. This We'd
nesday evening will take place tie
marriage Of Miss Gustav j. stei@er to
Ray ID. Gilbert, both Of Salem. The
ceremony viii take place at the rrsi
dence Of the brides parents Mr.. aud
Mrs. II. S,eiwer, s4i Liberty street, In
the presence Of relatives aud few
friendn. The groom N son Of Mi
and Mrs. A. N. Gilbert Of salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15
Fine poultry Davlson's market.

w. z. Il. U.-A meeting for parents
will be held at the w, q. 4. u hall ou
Court street on Thursday ut 2;30 p, m,
Also on Friday AN all day department
meeting will be held. All are invited
Ladies' OF the union will please bring
lunch and share with Others who come.
Both meetings will be conducted by
Mn. Riggs aud Mrs. Mead Of Port
land,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

The WORLDS FAIR-opens May LIST
aud before you start do not forget ,'
buy you u new pair OF shoes nom t.
Willis at ll2 Court street In the Opera
House block. He is closing out $40
600 stock at wholesale cost. You eau
sAve o0 per cent on your purchase.
L..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15
old Fellows Temple Burned.

CANros, Ohio, Feb. i5-rhe odd
Fellow = temple ~ss burned this morn.
ing, Less sI2.oo. Thne hnmen
~sss sssioasiy hass by falling walls.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

c. H. Schmidt, W. w. Baker, aud
Holman of Clackamas county are can.
ddates for the Office of State Fowl ana
Dairy commissioner.
This legislature should not adjourn
without making provision for conplet,
electric lighting facilities of the stat.
Institutions aud grounds. The mil
lions of property, safety from fire, com.
fort of inmates, the security of lives
aud economical expenditure of publir
money demands that this be done. and
general bill covering the suffice
should be passed at once,
THE JOURNAL reporter has discov-
cred following candidates for railroad
commissioner;
From Eastern Oregon: A. n. Ham
llton, {. NJ. Donaldson, Louis Cook, j.
w. Norval, b. =. Burroughs aud pos
sloly Col. J. b. Eddy.
From the central portion of the
state: Robert, Glow, David Holmes
Judge T. l.. Davidson, S. F. Chad.
wick, of Salem, Democrats. Among
Republicans are &. III. Cooper, Bl
Geer of Marion, Dawson of Linn. Cas-
Barlow of Clackamas, Jas. Wheeler
Portland, MeCrum of Yamhill, Robt.
Crossau, Salem.
FROM southern Oregon; Republl.
cans, Geo. w. Colvig, SOL Abrahams.
Democra $: General Compson, KIam.
a'hi Pres'. sheridan Of tue Coos bay
rAilioad; Henry Klippel Jackson.
The general appropriation bill will
be ready Thursday afternoon.
The oregonian today discovers the
Southern Oxygen political scheme 10
eject Democratic Railway commits
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15
nk.,a~

hoLLAND.-At AT Portland, Monday,
February lS, lsaS, Mrs. Thomas
Holland.
The remains were brought 10 Salem
tor burial Deoeased was formerly a
Miss Savage, of Salon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

sioner from that section. 1t endorse 8
what the JOURNAL has been plainl,
telling Republicans for a month past.
Joel P. Geer's bill to exempt all
credits from taxation did not receive
the attention it deserved. 1t is going
to be difficult to come at credits, or evj
dences Of debt, for taxation in this
state. The attempt to assess such
credits in this state, when held by resi-
tents, will be failure; to assess them
when held or owned by residents,
will of course, be impossible. The re-
suit will be farce and fraud.
Governor Pennoyer delivered another
Of his somewhat renowned phillipics in
veto against the Albina free bridge
bill yesterday.
The Republican Caucus 20 select Re-
publican candidates for food and dairy
commissioners, state librarian, railroad
commissioners, fish commission, pilot
commission, an d boatman at Astoria
ODE elected by the joint legislative
.ession.
The inside history of the present seq.
Ion OF the lie gislature will be written
some day. The real cause whv an
many puolic measures of greatest gen.
raj Importance have gone to the wal
been 6ufked-will be made known
u VIII be an interesting record and
VIII DO rnuch toward shaping the flu
ure politics of Oregon.
MIller's tishway bill got through tb,
"'na'e anu Will bs signed by the gov
rnOr.
A Sintergarten clause has been adj
ied To a senate bill in the house and
chairman Browa of the c,mnitte, or
7'ucation says that it will becoma
law Ii provides that in cities Of fan
thousand aud over the board of dirsc,.
OTIS m " establish free kinderearten
70 De taught by graduate of kindor
yarten training school.
ormsoy's labor bill, fixing l2I hours
As days work on street car lino,
"'th Ford's penalty clause, passed ,hs
"'u,e last night. An effort wi he
'n'"e I" ADD the other am ndm.nt nro.
posed by Ford in the senate. ~
nere are so many Candidates f,r
ABROAD commissioner lha, il wonId
prove iatlle to try to enumerate
The legislative comn,i,,,
'e'sauons completely exonera,a
'0 management Of that ius,itn,;on
rom the charges formulated upon o0,l,
'un'orS oy the state board of cbari,;aa
as An especial act of justice thew right
Tue great wrong done Miss Lillian poh
'u 10 branding her as an accssso,,' o
crime as the board of charities S,s 10 .
wilkins and other farmers are wo,,.
'ag hard for house bill No. sss h. |orA- G
ol m moiaeSamas,t to reduce the rate Of ~ ~. weer
est from 5 aud 10 To and Q M W 'ne r
'h", tu. judiciary j. committee have reDo'tas ru',
',aa a' y uo not pass, but the memhoS "u
ssuera''S are are in favor of il as oe,S n'
cages are no longer to be taxed 80 mort
p, me OIL to create the eo0r.,.
',''.. n'a'.e became political ooss,i"S s Of ,i
was, Was 'eeonsidered, the populi.'s lou, ' 1t
'na %a,I a, the Republicans and fu,0,ss,ng tOI,ng
Tue three Votes to carry Il. furnishing
m
cls,sl nsh .'',i WILLIS BlLL-ro abolish J.. j..
S'erSs n will newer become /. J.. '.sn y lady
VIII have 10 buy grocsr'.a -" aud you
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

MCALLlSrER -MURPhY.-At rrsi.
denoe "f brides pamuls. salem, Feb.
iuary IA, 1892, M-rIie l.. McAllister
and Andrew j. Murphy, of Portland,
Rev. J :. White oIticialiug.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

The WILLIS BlLL-M sA.,
rsn. VIII have 10 buy grocsrI.s sls >. and % you
~ Then why not Try J. A v.n as b before
dealer? grocer, aud SQUARE
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

Il good enough for Heads sarsspsril'a
there ID no need at establishment az
eonsatlonaiisni. Simply what hood's
GarsAparills dues. tha, tells the story II
~ merit II you have never fealin' d
~ hsnssls = single bostls wili eoaslnee
you u y . good medicine.
Ths highest praise has been Won by
uoed's Pills fsr lh,ir easy. Yet Efficient
esfion. sold BY all drugsIs,s rsiee
s. esatA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

sioner from that section. 1t endorse g
what the JOURNAL has been plainl,
telling Republicans for month past.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

r. q, CRoss,
j, w. MIST
McCRow n SrEusLoFF,
A. d. PAi.MgR,
Col- Ashny,
q. Molx,
DAVIS a. WAyaiRE,
NISSAN h RAMSAY,
A. w. ANp.Rkoo.
Il. IA. BLuNDkl.IA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15
NOTES FROM STATE HOUSE.
state; passed.
Adjourned

c. II. Schmidt, W. w. Baker, aud
Holman of Clackamas county are can.
didates for the Office of State Fowl and
Dairy commissioner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

Blaine ,"s h'lal... oil to create the county .,
was recoo.'sn Orvta,e a Political question, IL IL
wi'n 'V,SonIldered' 'Sr the populisIs yo,,.' II
Wit %a,n 4, the Republicans and ' fu,n,sslg tOIlng
The three votes to carr, h, furnishing
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15
Ayers Pills,

torevise journals of the House, adopted
SENATE BILLS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15
MARRIED.

DIR, con,rIs iills teeth without pain.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

The general appropriation bill will
he ready fhnrsiay afternoon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-15

,,s M,lklns h,s and other farmers are wor.
"f '1s na1a for house bill No. 1856, bv s, Gss,
es, .. TiarSamas fac" to reduce the rate of int
1T' T%s ,'%% ;na,s, aud 10 To 8 aud per cent
,hS, tns Judiciary committee have rsDo'tas oen.
vsnsrs,l' ~ NO. not pass but the member.
ssuesa'S suea are are in favor of it as mo,'
zAseS are no longer to be taxed 80 mort
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20
Ordained to DiacOnatc.

Three members of Bishop P .et's theol 'sica class
morning at the Protestant 4. c pL Caurch Of st.
Michael and ALI Angels. They are George William
Thomas AMI W .ilian b Macpherson. OF Aquas
c., NIL and George W. Davenport Of Anacostia
d. c. The cauiiates rrpresen ted hy Rev. W
Ii. Davenport, OF An C sta.
The choir of men and boys OF ST. Micharl'- Church
vesIe cd for the first time, the vestments being
lent by other choirs. The choir was augmented 10y
members of ST. Geo rges, st. Peters and Mt. Cava
r, choirs An impressive musical service was ren-
dered undo r the direct OF CHARLES H. Thompson
who .l.o .ng the offertorum, BE Thou Faithfu
Unto Death
Asarge number of leroy assisted III the service
or seated in the CHI urch, m luding Archteacor
George C. Stokes, Archdeacon Theodore GambTall
kevs Edward Ingle, j. r. Fletcher, +. Y. Law
rene, Thomp<on Cole, }. T.. Gle, Edward Wroth
William ay-haw, VILLAIN k. Turner, e. F.
Smith, DIR. Frederick q .hsOn, +. j. c. Moran,
DE X. Mears, W. Ii. Ii. Powers A. ID. Wilson, T.
Arthur Evans. +. W. C.;nIeit, Il. f. P"ttison, DE-
J. 5 Il. Hodges. &. &. Griffin, A. Z. Powell, q. F.
Bragg, H. p. Dyer, K. H. PANE. q. Warner, $.
Cole IL Epiphany ChnI eli, Washington. delivered
the ordination sermon. The deacoI,s i'll lie assign
Ell by the Bishop to lrtura work under his direc-
ton Rev. &. W. homas will probably go TO the
church III Yves ern Run, near RelstertOwr, Md; Rev
w b. Macpherson will probably go TO St. AndIew
Church, Bal i'm re county, and Rev. Ii. W. Dayen-
port will 70 TO the Cuurch Of ST. John the b ,ptist
An tcOstia.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20
The Circuit Court .

The C.rcuit Court adjourned Monday after a
session OF two weeks and one dav. In addition to
the already reported. the 70 Living were tried
State VS.. John Jones, indie. ell for rape, tried be
fore jury and acquitted Brandt for State, JOSEF h
5. WILSON 70 prisoner.
STATE W. George W. Goi,ienstr OH, indie ed fur i'll
T. ,ctiom Of the Sun lay law. plea Of ahat. ment
war prayed on the ground that the Grand Jury at
the Octoher Term OF Court 1892, when true bill
Was iuun, WAS legally drawn. The Plea Of abate-
m,,ni was ailOwe. under the decision Of the Court
Of Appeals in the Avret case and case dismls ed
b amli for State nj j ames c. Rogers for Golden
strOth. A SIN lar OF the State W.. Edwin b.
q .rgus - disposed OF in Ike manner MIR. Rogers
81. pear ng in OF Ses.
State W. Thomas j. Hall, colored, indicted for
naming horse: tried before the Court, and &C
quilted. Brandt for State, Melrick for prisoner.
Benjamin Mosher W. Julius Thompson, colored;
Indicted for assault and robbery; tried before the
Court and adjudge, not guilty. Bandit for State,
Me,rick for prisoner.
S,ats vs.. George Lang>ton. eolored. indicted for
lalc, by; ri. Lefule the Count found guilty and
sent to the Ma, ylami Penitentiary for one year.
Brandt for SisIe, Cuntee for prisoner.
s x,e VS.. Robert Digs, cOl,red, indicted FIR a.
sauit with intent to H. tgied bef,re the Court and
fodnd guilty Of simple ,ult and tined Fl COSTS
Br .mit for Stat ;. Merr ok for prisoner.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20
KNOWLEDGE

Crings comfort and improvement and
.ends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of q perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrupof Figs,
and being well informed, your wlil not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20
Decision Rendered

The Court of ple al, on Wednesday declared con
sttutioa and valid the act If the last egh latule
in regard to the toms # county commissioners.
The matter WAS brought up IN app al from pro
70 ma dec sion in the Cncuil Count for Frederick
county, made tor the pa pose. The Republicans
sued that court for wit Of mandamus 10 compel
the supervisors Of eeci on 10 place Oh The official
.Ilots the nAm.s OF ali the X. publican nominees
fur county commissioners, he. having no minated
full board, under the plea Il al the law changing
the terms WAS VI valid. Similar Proceedings have
been taken by he I'll Lblcals N several other
counter among Bait more Hartford a,.d W ash
inston. This IL cis,on will tnd the matter ali
around. The court Of Appeals dismiss Ell The + red
trick county petition fol IA nnar"iamu. Under this
Il. cisUn OIL, MO Of the five candidates nominated
in this .ulnty b, the Rep bic ,n- can be 70 ell fo'
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20
Eotal ano persunal.
The Orphans Court.

There was a regular meeting OF the Orphans
c mrt Tuesday with Judges Brooks and Hall IN at
tendance. The following orders were passed:
Ordered, tn It Lewis c. Bea be appointe, admin
istrator of Mary E. Martin; bond filed and approved
and notice to creditors ordered.
Ordered that Il. Ford Combs be apo nted al
ministrator OF Lewis Ford; bond in the penalty Of
81 900 filed and approved and DR.. Charles y. Wells
All l.. H. Camlb ell appointed appraisers.
Or,tered that p. A. Bowen be app tinted admins
TRAITOR Of Jane Ethelira Bowen and that his bond AS
such be approved b. the Court in its recess by
the Register OF Wills.
Or.ered, that james II. Boswell be appointed ad-
ministratOr Of John Sullivan, bond filed and APP
proved; notice to creditors ordered and Stephen
Sta ln;s and George Greenweil appointed aFpra $
ers
oriere,, that George G. Merrck be apl onfed
guardian u his minor children and a.sO guardian
to .J,hn X. Pumphrey.
Or,l.,e. that X. b. b. thew, aimini>t ator Of
George H. BaIneli, ,cll Town Hall stock Of said lie
ceased.
Auioul NE 1 until October 81 f. 1893
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20
Lowest Rate to Chicago.

At recent meeting the rate to Chicago viz
the Pennsylvania Railroad was definitely decided
upon, and will hold good during the remaiping ex
cursions of the peoples popular coach series: 81
| from New York, SIT from Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington, and proportonately low rates from
other points on the chmpany division and branches
These rates the lowest that have yet been author
izef and their ultimate legality has been brought
about mainly through the effects Of the Pennsylva
ia Railroad Co npany. =
The remaining dates on which this remarkable
rate will apply are October 18th, 18th. and alsr,
from New York and Philadelphia and 18th, and
aIst, from Baltimore and Washington, when trains
will leave the several Eastern terminals fully and
comfortably equipped with Pennsylvania standard
coaches, and all taking ad vantage Of these excep-
tional opportunities assured of being amply
cared for i'm transit The arriving time in Chicago
early the next afternoon, is on equality with the
fast express trains schedule, and affords sufficient
time for selection of accommodations for the stay
in Chicago. 81
The immense volume of travel now directing it
self towards the Worlds Fair, and the rapidly ap
preaching termination of the Expr stion influence
the company to place every induceaent possible TO
the public. There could be no better way devised
to encourage visits to the most marvelOusy gOrgeO
exhibition the people of this generation have ever
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20
A Mary lander Appointed.

The Baltimore Sun Of Wednesday says Caleb
Masi utier, DR.. son Of c. c. Magrudei, of Prince
Georges county, on Tuesday appointed chief OF
the bCokk p. H. division in the office Of the third
auditor of the treasury. The Endorsements come
fom Senators German and Gibson, Secretary Her
bert, Governor Brown, Ex-Governor Bowie, Presi-
.ent II. &, G Imam. OF the Johns Hopkins Universe
ty; Rev. j. Havels Richards. s. j.. president
G.Gt et.Wh Cohgc; Judge j. p. BriscOc. pf the
Ma.yl n CONT Of Appeal; A. b. Howard, chief Of
tine iniu-trl bureau Of Mary land, and Others. He
was educated al RO Ii Ii and Georgetown Colleges
AID the johns Ii pk,IIs Uunlv eIsity. lie was in
newspaper work IN Baltimore for thee years. lie
i, twenty three years old.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20
The Cattle Market

The C title III ,rket at Washington Union st. ck
yard at Bennins> Tuesday sh"" ed 1872 cattle on the
ma ke., which sold II, f'llom>;
Best s.,lI from 3 3 1 cents To It's per pound
good sold from 3 cents to ) , C. ITS per po nnd
medium sold fir IN 4 cents TOD cents per pound;
common sold from cents to 2cenis per p 'iiI d
81 sheep and lambs up Il III As follows:
Sneep from cents 10 1 cents per pound, uni $
from 1 : To ) cents per pound.
Cows with eals rs from so 10 So each. ;. ate Of
lie IN krt good.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20
Bishop $ Guild Organized

A Bishops Guild org tniZed last Sunday by
the Rev. Mr.. Sonag at the request OF Bishop Paret
The following officers were unanimous oh Osen
President, Mrs. j. Alfred Osborr Secretary, Mrs.
William b. Clagett; Treasurer, Mrs. George W.
Wilson. The Institution read by the Rector,
and a meeting appointed at the Rectory for Novem-
Der 1>t At 3 O'Clock. The object Of the guide will
be 10 help in keeping OPP the silent churches in
p. lie do. of Maryland.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20
How S This?

We offer One Hundred u lars Reward fnI
any ut uarrh Tia Il ,iii.i hc cared lay the st
Of Halls ,t;urh Cue.
f. j CHENEY x CO, Prep Toledo o.
We the Undersigned, have kn"~n f. j. Cheney
II the last Is years and believe him pei fecHy hon
oralIe all llI. transa cto, and financially
able airy out any obligation made by their firm
WEST Il TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
W,LDING, KIM 4 MAuvIt, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo O.
Halls CLtarrh Cuie IL taken internally acting di-
Ieclly up On the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system Price Toe per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gusts. Testimonials Tree.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20

"During my term of service in the army contract
ell chronic dlarrhoea, says A. +. Bending, OF Hal
sey, Oregon "Slnce then have used great a
mount of medicine but when l found any that
would give me relief they would injnre my stomach
until Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea
Remedy was brought to my notice. i used it and
will say it is the only remedy that gave me perma-
nent relief and no bad results followed" For sale
by John r. Coale, Upper Marlboro. Nd.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20

II consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sp =
citic for Group 1t is y-ry pleasant 10 take, which Ii
of the most important requisites where cough
remedy is intended for Use among ch,tIer. ha> e
known If l>e> of group where ! know the life OF
little one saved by the use of 'ihm'e'lti Ia :
Cough Kennedy j. J LaGran-r, druggist, ANo
ca, Neb. 81 cent bottles Tor sale lay hm t"'alr
UPPER MaIlbor Md.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-20
The Campaign Begun

A Iaikt ald tl.ihusiasti, lt m1cIatc mas Il eet-
ing eld last S"iuid: night AT SC tegs Hal
BranchVIlle Hon. r. A. 5, asas Vas chosen Preside L..
and ltItut IL, h.,.lt With i'll c"qrtld adtil' S.
He then init. alure.I IL, fol. wang >n TX Is in tne
order H.. med. Messr. j. pL $ W..s., Geo. NJ.
Smith, r. L. Ba..w.I, d. Inc. I. EuseI:, NJ. &
]. ANAL, Co ). lave aid Gee. +. Du,al II. Nas-
willie district is one uf the bahn,I Ill ucis Of the
county, and Will gain loIl up Hal 'i:,me de mo
cratic majort
III. a,,rou"c. meat # tie tingS II the sever
al districts Is published eIew hrIr. The will
be hell tomorrow IA, Hy.ie's Store III Not
bingham dlsLr,c
The Washington Star f Wednesday say.
A ruusIns .c,..t,c el,ng Was Ia ht al Eui, kt
Grange Hall ,llu.n W.dn,s .iiiy .Iigi under the
auspces VI &. Al iJcILJciitiic Club. Mr. ia
Enos Ray presided, and MI. Auth. ~ l.. Kay acted
As secretary. The president p,nti the meet ~
with y spirited aidr in which lac appeal Il 10 The
democrat. 81 md by The holiites.I their party.
Mr. William ID Bywn, raid.ialr for the sia'r sell
ate, Mr.. Geo. VI. Smith, rani,uate ir tie L"t>e OF
delegate, and NJ. 'iso. Dove, eahnda'e fol she
iii were p. nj \ lsuge al gallon ii'in frhc;
GeOrse Democratic ssuciat,on, headed by john
T. Burch, it, President, attended the Ine ting. III
fectiye speeches were made ~ Ge,. NJ. SMITH, can
didate for house Of d,l.gat DANES {. Roger, \.
c. Danli /, Bio. H. Hunter, John 4. Blu ch Anth1-
II, l.. Ray Jann kho> RAJ, III. John Mil /, pres
dent Of the DO nd oi county Commissioners, Prot
DANES A. JuSr., Mr.. Daily # b. H. hN'l Mr.
Gleason uI Cnnluni, and W. +. N"a.d, editor of
the LAX eiaIni News. Nj. John I. Barrh tfer Il IA
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