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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28
Leaf by leaf he roses fall;

Leaf by leaf he roses fall;
One by one cur de N ones die
o, to Ike 'p them with us sin!
Loving hearts send up the cry,
Wife and mo her q how dear
fading Ike a mist awav.
Father, ct us keep them here
Tearully To Gcd we pray.
Many wife and mother, who seems
to be doomed TO die because she suffers
from diseases peculiar to women,
which saps her life away like vam-
pire, and baffl the skill of the family
physician, eau I've saved by employ ipg
the proper remedy. This remedy IL
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, the
create est boon ever conferred by man
on weak, suffering, despairiug women.
1t is IA spectfc for all female weakness,
no matter what their name.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28

In the, equalization OF cattle 20 per
cent. was added In Baker county and
2oln Polk l0was deducted Ia Claoka-
mas. 25jn Columbia, 20 In Coos, 10 in
1eqksOn, Is In Lake, 20 In Lincoln, IS
10 Malheur. TilIamook and Washing.
toprand l0in Umatilla, Wallowa and
Hamhlll. 10 the other counties no
ohsnEes were made.
u was delermined to equaliEe the as
senamrnt ~ sheep ip the several coun-
fira - nssFly as possible at 81 80 per
hsad. Ia eountl.'s where they were as
ssr.sa a faonl q 40 % $500 per head no
change viii be made.
Hess wers generally broashhas near
b a. practicable 70 ~ 81 per head.
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Harsh purga'iNe remedies are fast giving
way % tn gentle action ana mild effeot oil
Cartef's Little Liver Pm If you try them,
they VIII certainly please you.
Ifyou had taken 'wo oI Carter's Little Liv
or Pills before retlring you would not have
had thRt coated tongue or bad taste In your
mouth this morning Keep "a vial with you
for occasional use,
All disorders caused by "A bilious state of the
System can oe cured by u ing Cartel's Llttle
Liver Pulls. No pain, gripping or discomfort
attending their use Try the "a
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Economize in Paper.

Clean newspapers, lied in bundles of
fifteen cents bundle. A heavy straw
wrapping paper, large sheets, two oe lls
a pound. Next door to the postoiiice.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The drug aud medicine firm hereto
fnre doing hnsiness under the style a.
smith 4 Steiner, have this day dis
solved partnership by mutual consent
Dr. j. q. Smith retiring. The businss'
will he continued by Lee Steiner, a
I he old red corner stand, where al
bills aud accounts are 10 be settled,
Salem, Dec. lat, 1898.
j, g. SMITH, NJ. ID.
LEk STEINER.
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GILMAN COAL.--rhe best fuel Ia
town, $500 per ton. Salem Improve
menI Co.
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Headquarters for all daily papers. a,
j. L.. Benefits post office block news
3 and, If
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Hotel Monterey.
The OREGON Land Co.,

Al Salem, is engaged In sellinS fruit lands
In ths vicinity OF Sale n. Oreg IN, where NOR,
frutt is now growing than Ia any nart ~ the
state. COOk MlNTHQhN,
lONlA9m Managers
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HORSES AND CATTLE REDUCED.

The State Board of Equalization
Wednesday completed It's work of pre-
liminary reductions on horses and
mules, as following column will show
by percentages In frat column, horses
and mules as reduced In the second:
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STATE TAX EQUALIZER s.
Great Reductions In Horses, Mules
and Cattle All Over the
State.

THE JOURNAL has won a great vic
tory before the tax LOard, which haf
virtually followed the demand made in
these columns for reductions in the
values Of horses aud cattle.
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Oregon state insane asylum invite sealed
proposals for furnishing & a. st,,o,n the ssy,um s
plies for the six months ending June
80. 1894.
PLUMBING.
1 doc. each Y. u. ". y, ~ and inch
j doz. each ". y. 1H III, and inch
i doz. each y and u inch Keystone
i doz each /. ~ and inca fange
unions.
doz each each Y r. i " IbGS street sssksts ellis,
doz. & each z. q and inch plugs.
2 dog. each Z and y inch compression
3 dos, each X and " inch compression
100 feet each Of Il, ". ", X. i. and ~
100 feet each Of ", y and inch galv.
& doz; each 4. y and " Jenkins valves
i doz. each y and inch Jenkins vslves
"a 50. feet ply rubber packing.
10 lbs each Y and y So flax packing.
| / Jacksons ffue scraper, inch.
| 20 bushels charcoal
each extra jaws and nuts for II. 1s
and "a inch Stillsons wrenches.
| 10 Tbs. Asbestos candle wick.
ia So feet sheet lead 10.
| doz. Simpsons battery cells.
doz. y and y glass gage washers,
square
DRY GOODS.
| lr0 wards calico best
$500 yards cotton flannel, Nashau Xxx.
| 1900 yds. pequot A unbleached 10 inch.
1000 yards Mariners stripe.
| $40 yards Lonsdale bleached.
| 1900 yards peQuot A sheeting, 36 inch.
500 yds. Contir ntal check flannel.
500 yds. glass crash towelling, lS hch.
| 200 yds. bleached linen French lowell
ing. .'-'-
| 100 yds. bleached sheeting pequot 9-4
100 yds. Marsellis check, York Mfg.
| 6 boxes white stay binding V inch.
II dozen Turkey red handkerchiefs, "a
inch.
80 dozen Coats thread, white No. So
| I'D z n t),u'S ,rati wni NJ. IL
Is dozen Coats thread, black No. 80.
| Ia dozen Coats thread, black No. 16.
| IL dozen black linen thread, No. rs.
SO yards table oilcloth, white.
IL dozen papers pins.
SO doz prs. mems socks (half hose.)
1 doz. prs. mems gloves, Nos. and
10. extra heavy.
15 dozen pairs suspendera.
100 yards silesia, 40 inch, drab.
/ great gross mems pants buttons.
1 great gross pants buckles.
| 6 great gross mems shirt buttons, me
dium size.
| l2grn-~ smokNd re RI buttons.
dozen corsets assorted Sizes 20 to 80.
dozen thimbles, Nos. and 10 closed
ends.
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GEO. @. WILL

VIM. A. MUMMY. clefk Of Board.
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Bids for Asylum Supplies.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Oregon state insane asylum invite sealed
proposals. for furnishing at the asylum
near Salem, Oregon, the following sup
plies for the six months ending June
In 1904
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6 spools linen thread, No. g.
lbs. Barbours shoe thread No. IL.
bottles Bottles sS5ssr r"Sssr cemsnt eemsn %S Sran5
dog. pieces shoemaker's wax.
lbs. OF. shoe tacks.
3 lb,. 4 OF shoe tacks
iDs. "a OrasS nail improved.
u lbs. 6-s brass nails.
IL lbs. as brass nails.
IL lbs. " brass nails.
IL lbs. S-S iron heel nails.
IL lbs. u iron heel nails.
~ Id b. ron heel calls.
IL lbs. X iron heel nails.
doz. Bradbury machine needles
(wedge poinD No 1. '''
2 50. feet rubber cloth for patching.
20 yards heavy I'm S1S%Sins %HssE' for lining
doz. pressed pans, 3 ineh.
10 doz. pint cups.
"A doz table spoons
GRANITE IRON WARE.
doz wash basins.
doz. knives and forks.
2 dog. ladies, in two sizes.
GALVANIZED IRON WARE.
doz. slop pals with covers.
MISCELLANEOUS
y dozen wash tubs, small sizes.
10 lbs. bees wax, yellow.
doz. dust brushes.
8 dozen scrub brushes, with handles.
3 dozen shoe brushes.
2dozen hair brushes.
L dozen WnlteWaSn DruSne1.
y dozen kalsomining brushes.
dozen shaving brushes.
o uOZ ouAe, su, 4 ack Dg I. M.
3 dozen boxes hair pins.
dozen combs.
3 dozen papers needles Nos. 2.
dozen papers needles Nos. 3.
dozen papers needles Nos. I.
6 dozen papers needles Nos 5.
dozen papers needles Nos g.
4 gross sarety pins.
dozen mop handles.
IL dozen mop rags.
SO packs playing cards double headed.
l gross shaker pipes.
OILS.
200 gallons kerosene, more or less, deliv-
cred in tanks as required.
o galIons AloAny ~pH4u.e, or as good,
OgaIl tvs NlDany cy ,inder, or ns good.
100 gallons turpentine.
~ los Alb soap ~ d No. 8, or as good.
dozen bottles sewing machine.
200 lbs parrafiine in 10 cakes.
cst sre,se, -. n d .ot ~ good
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS. ETC.
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lies; If so, from what motive and how

lies; il SO, from what motive and how
often, etc.
A postal system is about to be estab-
lished in the Chinese Empire beginning
with the seaports. Within ten years 1t
may be extended throughout the em-
pire,
Pepper is second only to rice and
teak as the principal export IRON Siam.
Last year. no woyer, there was slight
falling of in the export aa compared
with the previous year.
1t has been officially stated that tho
proposed race between engine No. 800.
OF the New York Central railroad, and
the Empress, the famous London loco
motive, is purely mythical.
There are IS institutions in Russia
called technical railway schools, for the
special education OF people for all
branches OF railway service. All but
three arc controlled by the government.
A hawk was shot by Albert Newlin,
Of Lawrenceburg, Indiana, the other
day. When he went to pick the body
the birds mate attacked him with beak
and wings, and finally bore off the body
OF its dead mate in triumph.
The experiment Of growing willow
and manufacture OF willow ware has
been attempted by western capitalist,
who expects great results. Four hun
dred acres oil land, near st. Louis, haye
been reserved for the undertaking.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Efforts arc being made in Boston to
raise funds to secure suitable monu-
ment to mark the grave Of John Han
cock in the old Granary burying
ground, which is unmarked, save by
small arched and non.covered stone, in
scribed: mo. lG. Tomb OF Hancock"
An apple l2l inches in circumference
is the product OF the farm OF w. q.
Lang, u: Tennyville, Conn.
May Joseph Jefferson, who succeeds
the late Edwin Booth as president OF
the Players Club, live long and pros
per.
Reports from tine Adirondac Mount
aims are to the effect that deer are quite
plentiful there this season, bat poor in
flesh.
Miss Emma Herncame, OF Hunting
don, Pa. has an affection which causes
her head to swing like pendulum ut
each heart beat
Huh!-A fifty.four pound catfish,
which had flounlered into shoal water,
was shot, it is claimed. by Charles
Davis, at Maysvillc, NY, the other day.
Fashion requires that pic should be
eaten with fork, but Bass says he al
ways eats it with cheese, which is quite
good enough for him.-Bodoa Transcript
Figures for n new sort OF census are
being gathered by Prof, Earl Burns, OF
Stanford University. lie has scattered
circulars to parents all over California,
asking them whether their children tell
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Burglar (planting the barrel OF his
pistolo pa%nbrokers hesD-"Come,
out with your monish, you old Jew,
Or" Pawnbroker-" Pooh, what
eau you expect me to give for that old
pistol? Say three marks."-H Annu"-
ciddor.
The bald-headed man can tell us all
about "parts" unknown.-Gicns Fails
Republican. ~,
Little boys cannot understand why
yachtsmon are so anxious for spank
ing ae.-R0Gjester Post-ErpreSt.
Attera woman has been married three
weeks she doesn't like to have her hus-
band around the house in the day time.
'-AtchiS0n Globe
1t will be noticed that the senate adj
iourns Immediately after Senator PETER
has spoken. 1t is concluded that his
efforts produce "that tired feeling. -
Detroit Free Pres.
"The great advantage prize fight
has overn yacht race" said Uncle Allen
Sparks. who was in reflective mood,
sis that there is never lack OF wind to
makeit goP-C Chicago Tribune.
George-NIay hope, dearest, that at
some future ii , may have the happi-
ness OF making YOU my wife? Mamie
We'll, hope so, Pin sure. I'm just
about tired suing fellows for breach Of
promise. -RnymonP Monthly.
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Ghe Gat&U1getaetrs
wnEELINo. OCTOBER 10, 1903.


In the spirited debate in the house
between General Wheeler, OF Alabama,
and Mr.. Burrows, OF Michigan, the ex-
Confederate cavalry leader said that in
case Of war he would shed quite Us
much blood in defense OF the Union US
the Michigan man would.
Nobody doubts that il this country
were involved in foreign war the
states which formed the Coniederacy
would furnish promptly their full
quota for the national defense and I'M
der the standard OF the Union would be
found thousands OF men who wore the
gray. 1t is not any apprehension on
this score that diaturbs mon who fol-
lowed tho flag OF tho Union or who
sympathize with those who did.
Two points of complaint are very
distinctly made and with reason. An
administration which owes its being to
the electoral Yotea OF states that tried to
break up the Union, an administration
in which there is the slightest represent
alton of the men who fought on the I'm.
ion side, has made a savage lunge at tho
deserving veterans OF the Union armies
and is backed in Congress by rcpres-
entatives who lose no opportunity to
show their hostility to the Union SOL
der. This is the more exasporating
for tho reason that, in very many cases,
these representatives arc in their seats
because they come from region where
elections are farce.
Ifsouthern Democrats would resolve
to BIO fair to Union veterans and con-
sent that every lawful voter shall vote
as he pleasos and have his ballot count
ed rs he polls it, they would no longer
be stuug into professions of loyalty
which is unquestioned and unquestion-
able. Every southern man understands
what is meant by "toting fair" This is
all that is asked.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Administrations may come and go,
but Richard L. White sits serenely ut
his desk in the sixth auditors office ut
Washington, filling position to which
lie was appointed lifty-seven years ago:
Mr.. White is believed to have served
Uncle Sam for more continuous years
than any other OF his public servants.
Bismarck is pretty good insurance
risk even to-day. 1t is Il mighty. good
thing to have a lot OF iron in your blood.
boston Globe.
The archbishops OF York and London
each receive a SALARY OF $4,000 year;
and the archbishop OF Canterbury re.
ceives $4,000 for . years ecclesiastical
work.
Horace Boies has never used tobacco
nor liquor; and he is said never TO have
INDUCED in profanity except on one &C.
casion, when he swore ut tho governor
OF Iowa.
Sir Mortimer Durand, who is the head
OF the British special mission now on
its way to confer with the Ameer OF
AIghanistan, holds the office OF foreign
secretary in the government OF India.
Sir Walter Parrot has succeeded to
the Office OF master OF music TO the
Queen, to fill the vacancy caused by tho
resignation OF Sir W. Cusins. Sir Wal
ter is tiIty-two years old, and has all his
life been church organist.
1t is understood that tho marriage OF
Miss Garcia Livingston to Count Vile
cours, OF Paris, will be celebrated in
December in st. Patrick's Cathedral,
New York. Miss Livingston is a daugh-
ter OF Mr.. johnston Livingston, who
has fine town house on Fifth avenue
and II country establishment at Tivoli-
on-the-Hudson.
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Flsh or Cut Bait.

The Democrats in the senate may not
look to Senator Sherman to advise them
in party matters, but all the same they
cannot do better for their party than to
serve their country by getting together
on tho silver question aud doing the
right thing without more delay. They
represent the majority party, and it is
to that party that the people have u
right to look for relief. Power carries
with it responsibility which the party
in power cannot escape.
II Democratic senators cannot bring
themselves to the point of taking the
Ohio statesman's advice and do some
thing, lot them act on his other sugges-
tion--stand back and let the Republic
cans OF the senate do the acting Tor that
body.
The present attitude OF the Demo-
cratic party in the senate i, imbecilo to
the lust degree. This docs not apply, Of
course, to all Democratic senators, but
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Special Diprtch to he hiG1iqen Ger.
SrEUDrNvILLE, O., Oct. 1S.-Ata meet
ing to-day OF tho election supervisors OF
this Joint senatorial district they de-
cided that the Republican nominees,
Messrs. Wood and Hogg, had been
legally nominated and certified to and
that their names should go on the
tickets, which certain Democrats were
trying to prevent on the technical claim
that in this joint senatorial district they
should have been nominated by joint
convention and not by separate dis
tricts. A majority Of tho board is
Democratic and they did not carry out
the dirty work contemplated by II few,
which saves two senators for tho Ro-
publicans.
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tho day l was discharged 100 pounds Every
year had attacks Of nervous prostitution: short
ness of breath aud loss OF appetite were not the
least Of my mIsfortunes. tried numbeFless
things Nothing did me any good.
"whle employed in Boston l was compelled
to resign my position on account of Ill health
Iconsultcd several eminent physicians aud took
their medicines, No use-T grew worse day after
day. They told me could not live. could
not wall; alone In the street without falling or
clinging to rallingS At times would shake
and witch. Had spells OF falling down in the
Office and on tho street In tho house had to
lie down or drop down. Several times be-
lieyed was at deaths door.
al had been commander OF three different G.
A. Il. postsand my comrades advised mo to try
Dr. Greeno's Nervura blood aud nerve remedy.
boughta bottle and when had taken two
thirds OF 1t began to improve. kept on tax
Ing it, improving all the time now weigh $50
pounds and feel Ike my old self again.
''You eau pu. II In your paper that attribute
my good health to nothing but Dr. Grcenc's NeE'
yura blood and nerve remedy. lam perfectly
satisfied that 1t saved my life. lam 60 years OF
age, but as you can SEQ for yourself am Us act
i've rs man of 10 and can do good days work,
as people here well know. Ny friends in Bos'
ton, New York aud other places are surprised ut
my recovery. Indeed, am surprised myself to
be so we'll Iadvise everybody afflicted to buy
and try DR.. Greepc's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy at once"
Al this sehson OF the year We advise the use OF
this wonderful! health restorCr. Itis by all odds
the best medicine ever discovered, and imme'
dlatcly invigoratcs the blood, strengthens the
nerves aud restores healthy action OF all the
organs
Dr. Greenc's Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy
is as harmless rs 1t Is good and it is purely veg.
etnble Itsells atsl per bottle. Physicians re-
commend 1t to theIt patients us 1t Is not patent
medicine. 1t Is the discovery of that eminent
specialist DR.. Greene. who can be consulted per
sonally or by letter at IS W. 18th street. New
York, ut all times.
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Special Dispatch TO he IattHiJeAcsr.
WELLsBURd, W. Va, Oct 1S.-Six
tramps we're stealing a ride early this
morning on PAM Handle gondola load
ed with plate glass from st. Louis to
New York. at Golfers, fourteen miles
east OF hero, the props holding the
glass gave way and caught Andrew
Hopper, crushing him to death. The
other five were slightly hurt, but were
powerless to remove tho plates off Hop
per, who cried in agony for help.
Papers on his person showed he be-
longed to the Ninety-ffth regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and was
drawing a pension. He was brought
here and prepared for burial.
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Philadelphia Inquirer (Repl
If the minority deied the constitu-
ton, tho majority had q right to defy
the rules OF tho senate. 10 acknowl.
edge one rule of the senate as law
binding on every man, woman and child
in the country, to place senatorial
courtesy" above the functions OF gov
ornment, is not only ridiculous, but
damnable. The Democratic leaders
failed when they might have won, and
there is little prospect OF another as
sauIt on senatorial courtesy" which
hereafter is to rule the land.
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There have been times when feeling
ran higher in the United States senate
than it does now, notably in the heated
slavery controversy which eliminated
in the civil war. Before now angry
words have passed and honorable sena-
tors have seemed to forget themselves
and their high station.
Never until now have senators aban.
doned themselves so entirely, SO far for
gotten the proprieties OF a legislative
chamber, as to lay oil all semblance of
parliamentary courtesy. They scoid
like Gshwiyes, give the lie direct,
menace each other with physical vio-
lence elsewhere" and only stop short
OF falling foul OF each other with fists or
cuspadores.
There is no control of temper and
seemingly no desire to exercise any con-
troll. There are senators who appear to
have no desire to be regarded as gentle
men, do not care what their associates
may think OF them or what estimate
the public may put on them.
Ii this be the result OF enlarging the
senate wo would better cut it in half.
Ii the degeneracy is to be progressive,
if were We are but beginning to get a
taste of bad quality that must grow
worse, it would be better to try to get
along without a senate.
Recent incidents in the senate form n
chapter OF scandal in the history of
that body which no American eau look
on without shame.
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1MporENr DHMoonArIc SENATE.
The Real Difficulty.

NslC York. Pres tRepl
The real difficulty in passing the re-
peal bill, or indeed any bill on tho sub
iect, arises from the TACT that President
Cleveland has not to exceed ten loyal
supporters among the Democratic sena-
tors. In short, his party is notwith him.
The real difficulty about repeal arise,
from the fact that these old and tried
Democratic leaders are to-day in 4 state
OF revolt against the administration and
Of personal hostility to the President.
The sooner the country understands
this the sooner it will appreciate the
completely Of the present situation at
Washington.
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Natural Gas for Weston,

Special Dispatch TO The Jntelli1eneer
Weston, W. Va, Oct. lS.-Natural
gas is sure thing for Weston. The
streets are being strewed with pipe and
every preparation is being made to sup
ply every one with this luxury. The
board OF directors now i'll session at tho
hospital for the insane have adopted it
for fuel aud light. The managers
promise to have It here, piped dis
lance Of nearly IS miles, in two weeks.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Inie3fge'leeE
SrEuBENvILLE, O., Oct. lS.-This even
ing in the kitchen OF Mrs. Wylie Porter,
in the brick row in the lower part of the
city, Willie Porter. aged fourteen,
pointed Flobert rifle at John Barnes,
aged nine, in iuu and pulled the trigger.
The ball, which Porter did not know
was in the gun, entered Barnes breast,
and he will die.
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DNTINTOTt HTII V7tN'T
The Democratic party will have to
make its next appeal to the country on
its record rs a whole. President Cleve.
land has done his duty with un,werv-
ing tirmness and full fidelity to Demo
cratic pledges. The Democratic house
has also kept faith with the nation.
But what OF the Democratic senate? 1t
has not yet utterly failed to keep step
in the Democratic march toward n
sound currency and an equitable tarlii,
but it is faItering and threatens to lall
out altogether. Ii it docs it will place
the Democratic cause in peril
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Special Dispatch 10 The iatsi'geneer
CnAnLEsToy, W. Va, Oct. is. = A
material train on the Chesapeake &
Ohio, at Echo, struck two men, instant
~ killing George Bailey. colored, and
fatally hurting tho other, an unknown
white man. The locomotive was shov
ing a box car in front of it, thus exclud-
ing the light.