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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-09

PR0rECrIoS.~ln these hard times
everyone should see 10 Il that his dol
lars are spent where they will DO the
most good. Don't support allen Chi.
nese wash houses when you can get
better work for the same money At the
steam lanndry, where the money goes
lnto the hAnds OF most deserving em-
plOyes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-09
LOCAL CALENDER.

April IL, Wednesday, Republican
state convention at Portland.
April Is, Friday, Arbor day.
April Ia, Saturday, Marion county
road convention.
April IL, Tuesday, Marion county
horticultural Society.
May 4. Frlday-Republican county
convention at Dallas.
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Midwinter Fair Ratss

Midwinter Fair excursion tickets.
Salem to San Francisco and return. via
Southern Pacific Co.'S. Shasta route,
Rate, $3.50, including five ad.
missions TO the fair. Tickets good for
thirty days from date of sale.
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THE NEW BoAT-The engines which
formerly propelled the little steamer,
II. q. Young, are again being put to
use. Messrs, Cooke, Campbell and
Walling, owners Of the new craft lying
near the U. p, dock, are putting them
into their boat. She will ply between
MeMinnvllle and Portland, and being
a light draft boat IL is thought she win
run almost continuously. Her name
viii be Aneita
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THE Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, April O. Wheat
May Sl.lGfi Decemb,r LIZ.
CHICAGO, April g. Cash, ,62!; May
So.
PORTLAND, April 9.-Wheat valley
SS@@S5; Walla Walla rs @77B.
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FLORAL .CLUB.- Regular session Of
the Sslem Floral club, at The Hotel
Willamette, Tuesday evening, April
10th, q
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-09

DEATH OF GEORGE DICKINSON
April 7, Mr.. George Dickinson died OF
heart disease, at Albany, after an i'll.
ness of only few hours. He was
taken suddenly Ill about o'clock Sat-
urday morning and lived until about IL
O'Clock when he passed away without
pain. MIR. Dickinson came TO Albany
three or four years ago from Salem and
took charge of the real estate office of
the Oregon Land Co. He was a man
of fsplendid habits and genuine worth,
and leaves a wife aud three children to
mourn his death. He was member
of Protection Lodge, A. o. U. W., of
salem, Ia good standing.
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WANTED. Ten thousand hop planls.
State kind and price TO b w. bard,
AumsYille, Oregon.
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AT MAoLEAY.-S Saturday night G. b.
Moores addressed political meeting at
the Macleay school house, having a
good meeting. He opened on the tariff
aud was followed by ID. E. Swank,
who spoke on the money question, and
among other things declared himself In
favor OF the demonetizatlon of both
gold and silver. Mr.. Moores closed
answering on the fiat money questions
In a telling manner. A good feeling
exists In this neighborhood. aud all
voters are awake with enthusIasn.
The meeting lasted until midnight,
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Peculiar to Itself.

So eminently successful has Hoods
Sarsaparllla been that many leading cit
zens from all over the United States fur
nish testimonials OF cures which seem
almost miraculous. Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla is not an accident, but the ripe
fruit Of industry and study. 1t possess
es merit peculiar to ITSELF"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-09

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion, bllliOusness. Sold by
all duggists.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-09

DROWN LEG GHORN5-E5GS For seIT1ng
ID from pure bred stock, ~ tRe low price Of
Liberty and Mission streets, Salem. Visitors
invited 90 Inns
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New Advertisements.

nUCK EGGS-Pure white Pekln Duck Eses
IL for sale. A. f. HOFER, JOURNAL office.
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TNHE most perfect htting truss made. win
i hold rupture where all Others have
failed. For sale by j. l.. Parrish, 4OI Capital
street. l2-Ig-tf
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
y sealed proposals viii be received by The
b9ard Of Trustees OF he Oregon Stale lie form
SehoGl, slate capital, Salem, Oregon, until
~ O'Clock noon, April q, 1881, for the erection
ana con pie lion OF a combined Industrial
building end water tower
check for $500.
rams ana specifications can be seen at he
once OF W, y Brighton architect, salem,
Oregon.
Ihe Board OF Trustees reserve the right to
REJECT any ana all bids submitted.
S4LVEsTtR PENNOYEk. Governor,
SEO, W. MCBRIDE, Sec'y OF State.
L. b. McLLROY, Sup't ub Inst'n,
Board OF Trustees. b
Salem, Oregon, April 9, 1894 4slOt
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d APER5.- Portland, sacramento, seattle,
i Tacoma and san Francisco papers on sale
ut l}eHnett's, POstOffioe block
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COMMITTEES

On credentials was appointed; Ben.
sell, Riddle, Dorham. BoOth, Wilson Of
Marion.
oa order Of business E,kln, Vaw-
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Registration Notice.

OFFICE OF REGISTRAR OF VOTERS, PARIsH)
Of LAFOURCHE.
~Thibodaux, La. Sept. 3, 1894.
In conformity with the law. l hereby give
notice that the office of Registrar of the Vo-
tiers of the Parish of Lafourche. will b. open.
ed for revision at the following places:
ThibOdauX Court House, I'd Ward. from
September 10th to 18th.
Jean and Jean LOUIS Daviet, Sd Ward,
September 18th and 18th.
jog r. Barrios. Lockport, right descend.
ing bank, ith Ward, September 18th and
Goth.
Frank 7. Para, Ward 10th, September
2lst and e2d.
Louis Lerille, Lockport left descending
bank Ward 9th, September 23d and 9th.
Sylvan Bourgeois. Vacherie, Ward Sth,
September 18th and Doth.
Wellington Hebert, Ward 7th. September
9th and 2Sth.
Mrs: L.. A. Gossin, Ward 5th, October Jst
and 2d.
Files Rodrisue, Ward 9th, October Sd
and 18th.
Demetrius Hotard, Bayou Blue, October
9Th and 9th.
Thibodaux Court House, from October
18th until the election.
G. ABRIRAT JR.
Assessor and ex-Ofieio Registrar,
Parish OF Lafourche.
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EXEMPLARY DEMOCRAT.

W. reproduce here below the fol-
lowing f1attering and highly deserving
remarks about our candidate, the
Hon. Andrew Price. clipped from the
Commercial Appeal of October 9th,
1894, published at Memphis, Tenn
.sHon. Andrew Price has been NOM
mated for reelection to congress from
the Third Louisiana district. Mr..
Price is now serving his third term in
congress. He is one of the largest SUI
gar planters in Louisiana, and as a
member of the House has earnestly
and faithfully represented his consti-
tueDts, even going to the %furtherest
extent in his effort to secure protection
to the sugar interest, which to them
in a %pecuniary sense, is paramount
to all others. They claim they cannot
make sugar to a profit. if, indeed. they
can afford to make 1t at all, unless
they receive the benefits OF protection
or are awarded a bounty, This is a
district more largely affected in this
respect than any other in the State,
and from which came the greatest OPP
position from Democrats who have
quite recently declared their intention
of severing their connection with the
party and joining the Republicans OF
this issue. But great as are Mr.. Prices
interests, he has shown himself capa-
BILE of rising above all selfish consid-
erations, and boldly proclaiming his
loyalty to the Democratic party. He
is too we'll advised as to the insinceri-
ty and hypocrisy of the Republican
party. He has seen enough of their
misrule and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as not
to want any more of it. He knows
that the only hope of the country, of
the prosperity Of the people and the
permanency of our free institutions,
lies in the continued success of the
Democratic party. He knows that
whatever may be the effect of the
Wilson tariff bill on the su-
gar industry of his State that it can
not prove SO disastrous and destruct-
i've as would come from the damning
blight of Republican misrule. Mr..
Price has made an able and efficient
representative in Congress, not for
his district and State alone, but with
broad, liberal and enlightened views.
for the whole country. Let the disaf-
fected ce-Democrats growl and join
their old arch enemy, if they will, this
bold. fearless and sterling Democrat
will be reelected by a triumphant
majority and serve his people faith
fully and efficiently in the future as he
has done in the past"
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.

The Democratic Headquarters of the
parish of Lafourche have been formal
ly opened since last Thursday, and are
located in the apartments lately occu-
pied by the Planters Association of
Lafourche, situated at the corner of
Levee and Green SITS, in front of the
Public Market. The rooms have beer
neatly furnished for the accommodation
of the friends of the party in town and
III the country.
The Democratic Campaign Commit.
tee met at these quarters on last
Thursday evening, and have decided
upon a programme to make an active
canvass of the parish in behalf of the
Democratic party during the interven-
ing time between this and election day.
Besides the two large Democratic raj
lies to be held in the Parish, one in
Thlbodaux en- next Tuesday the 10th,
and the other at Lockport on the 2Sth
inst, arrangements have been made
for several smaller meeting throughout
the parish. A chance will be given to
every one to hear expound the true
doctrines of Democracy. Let every
Democrat be on hand.
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Our friends, the boilers, have been
very much disturbed by this problem
which promises to force itself to the
front in the present condition OF poll
ties in Lot isiana. They declared in
the beginning that they did not wish
to revive the negro question, and 1t
has been a dificalt problem to know
Just how to avoid it.
The joint primary of all the white
voters in onr District, both Democrats
and Republicans. is a ISOLATION of this
vexatinus question, just az it is laid
down III Judge Il. n. Simms' letter !;
let the white Republicans meet us half
way and the matter VIII be quickly
settled. No questions as to the party
preferences of the voter will be asked,
| but all white men. whether RepnblI-
cans, Democrats or P"pullsts, are t"
be allowed t. y0te. The voter Is not
sworn to support tie candidate nomi-
mated, but only not to vote against
him.
This proposition. it seems. has met
with the approval of MANY OF the
planters who have joined the National
Republican PARTY, VIII" see that this
is the safest, indeed. the only way t"
get rid of the negro in our present
trouble. We hope that the committee
in charge of the National Republican
party in this district will seriously
weigh the propositions made them by
the Democrats of the Sd Congressional
District, and give it the consideration
it deserves.
Since writing the above, Hon. w.
f. Howell, chairman OF the National
Republican Campaign Committee, OF
this district, refuses t" accept the
proposition of chairman II. n. Sims.
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GOV. Mckinley commends che deser-
ton OF the Louisiana sugar planters
from the Democratic party as a 'spa-
triotic movement When it is recalled
that these planters left tie Democratic
party because Il Democratic Congress
refused to sanction il law which took
millions of dollars annually from the
rest OF the people of this country for
their benefit, it is easy to understand
what would be Gov. Mckinley's def
milton of patriotism. In the protec-
ZIONIST lexicon the. word patriot will
henceforth be defined as meaning a
man who believes it is right to rob all
the people for the benefit of a few peo-
ple.-Chicago Herald, Dem.
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WHITE

The following letter, according to
the Times-D Democrat of the 9th inst,
has been forwarded by Judge r. n.
SiMms, chairman of the Democratic
Congressional Committee of the third
District to Hon. w. Z. Howell, Chair
ma OF the National. Republican Con-
gresslonal Executive Committee of the
same District, and it speaks for itself:
Donaldsonville, La. Oct. 6, 1894.
N"Dear Sir-The Democratic Con-
gressiOr al Convention held ut HOuma,
in the parish Of Terrebonne, on the
Sd instant unanimously adopted a res
Olution in%structing the campaign COM
mittee to submit to the representatives
of the National Republicans of this
district a proposition for the holding
of a white primary election in this dis.
trict, to the end of undermining by such
election the choice of the majority of
the white voters of the district of a
nominee for Congress to be voted for
at the next election, the Hon. TAYLOR
Beattie being the nominee of the ma
tional Republicans and the Hon. An
drew Price being the nominee of the
Democrats of this district, for the pur-
pose of eliminating the negro vote as
a factor in the election.
81 have the honor, in accordance
with the instructions contained in the
above mentioned resolutions, to submit
to you,as chairman of the Congression-
oil Executive Committee of the nation
al Republicans of this district. a prop
ositiOn for the holding of a primary
election to be held throughout the
district at such time and in such man
near as may be agreed upon by a Joint
conference, at which election none but
whites, possessing the qualifications of
voters. shall be entitled to vote.
at is proposed to submit tho names
Of Hon. Andrew Price and Hon. Tav-
Tor Beattie for nomination at said
white primary election, the candidate
receiving the highest number of votes
to be declared by the joint conference
and to be accepted as the regular nom
lnee under such arrangement, with the
pledge on the part of the defeated par
ty to make no opposition to the eloc-
ton of such nominee.
81 shall be pleased to have your re-
ply to this proposition at your earliest
convenience, or at the latest by noon
on Thursday mex at Hotel Royal, in
New Orleans, in order that, in case OF
Its acceptance, prompt steps may be
taken to arrange for the holding of
the white primary within at least five
days prior to the date of the next con
gressional election
Whether this proposition on the part
of the white Democrats of the Sd Con-
gressiOnal District made TO the white
Republicans of the same District will
be accepted. remains yet to be seen.
The aim and desire of every white
citizen of Louisiana. it would seem to
us, is to eliminate the negro from pol
itics. We know the danger from the
negro question ; and we do not believe
any n in the State wants to bring
back the horrors of African supremacy,
from which we once have suffered.
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In nearly all the Western States the
merchants are advertising in their To-
cal papers a reduction of the prices or
their goods IA the result Of the passage
Of the tariff bill, and these advertise
ments are being used with excellent
effect i'll the present campaign by
Democratic oraturs who are stnmping
the congressional districts. The pr
ces on q great many articles needed in
the household Ale now from 70 to 80
percent cheaper than they we're before
the new tariff bill became IL law, and
the fact that the people are beginning
To realize and appreciate the benefits
Of the reductions and the merchants
are advertising The amr the Rep,''-
leans are having il great deal of DIFF
Guilty in making any Roadway in their
campaign.
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PROCLAMATION
Municipal Election.
MAYORALTY OF THIBODAUX,
october Ii, 1894.

Pursuant to section l of act No. SS APPROX
ed March .. 1876. amending and re-enacting
section 10 of an act. entitled an act supple
mentary to the acts Incorporating the town
of Thibolaux. approved March goth, 1916, AN
election for Mayor ard six Tiustt es of the
town Of Thibndaux. to serve for the two
years next succeeding their election, Will
be held at the Town Hall on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER G. 1894.
o'clock p III. -r
The Mayor assisted by two of the Trustees
will hold said election. and will receive the
votes of all duly qualified voters of the town
Offering to vote
All ballots must distinguish the persons
voted for as Mayor from tn" persons voted
for as Trustees but all said officers must be
voted for on one and the same ballot.
w. {. Raglan, Mayor.
II. y. COULON, Clerk.
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OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL,

Thibodaux. La. Oct. 9TH, 1894. :
The Town Council of the Town of Thibo-
daux, met this day in regular session.
Present w. G.. Raglan Mayor and trus-
tees 4. j. Never, o. Naqnin, Tlos. Alberti,
Thro F. Bergeron and +. Zernott.
Ahsent-rrnstee l.. p Caillouet.
On motion of Mr.. Naquin seconded by Mr..
Bergeron, the reading + the minutes of the
last session was dispensed with.
Mayor Raglan presented the following
Workingmen's Account duly approved by
the Improvement Committee.
Tbibodaux, Oct. 2nd 1894.
Workingmen's Account for August and Sep
rember.
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lOJai.-.....--...$ IUo0 IL
W. c. Raglan Mayor.
Approved +. ZERNOTT.
T.P. BERGERON
T. ALBERT.
Imp. Com.
On motion of MIR. Bergeron seco ded
by Mr.. ZernOtt an appropriation of $l035.ll
claims.
Yeas.-Meyer, Naquin, Albert, Bergeron
and Zernott.
Nays.-None.
At this time Mr.. Alberti called the atten-
ton of the Mayor to the bad condition of the
steps at the oyster landing on the bayou, and
also asked that some measure be adopted to.
wards getting the managers of the Thibo-
danx Branch X K. to run trains in connec-
ton with all trains passing on the main line
at Schriever Station. Mayor Ragan stated
that he would have the steps above men
toned repaired or renewed as the Ease would
require at earliest, and on motion of Mr..
BergerOn seconded bv Mr. Zernott, the Nav
or was directed to communicate with the au-
thOrities OF the Morgan's La. & Texas r. II.
with the view of getting them to see to it that
trains, confOrmably with contract, be run on
the Ihibodaux Branch Il. X. in connection
with all trains on the main line passing a
Schriever station. Carried.
Mayor Ragan, on motion of Mr.. Zernott
NNohNCo "a "As "AS 70 lLSu W al
low the citizens of the tow to TAX dirt from
the bed of the old Barataria Canal at any
| point back of Main Street.
The report of the Treasurer, showing a
} balance this day in the Treasury of S2l33.l5,
and also the reports of tho Collector, Wharf
niger and Market Master for July. August
and September were read and referred to the
| Committee on Finance for examination.
At this time Mayor Raglan was directed to
promulgate the u ual notice of election of q
| Mayor and a Board of Trustees for this town
to take place on the 9th of November next.
On motion duly made and secon ed, the
Water Works Committee were empower. i
to finally Xix the exact spot wherein the Con.
tractor shall be required to erect the Pump
House and Stand Pipe.
There being no further business the Coun
Gil adjourned.
w. C. Raglan,
II. N. COULON, Mayor.
Clerk.
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NOTICE

HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE.
Hotel Royal. New Orleans, Oct. g. 1894.
Democratic Mas Meeti"gs will be held in
the third Congressional District in the places
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afSou Need IL good medicine to
purify your blood. give nerve strength
and huil'i up your entire system, take
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t prevents sick
ness by making pure blood.
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HOO.e'~ Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestr IL and billiousuess. 95c.
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Donaldsonville Sunda~ October l4th.
NapoleonvilIe, Monday 18th.
Tkibodanx, Tuesday 10Th.
Morgan City. Wednesday 18th.
Jeannerette. Thursday " 18th.
New Iberia. Friday. 18th.
Lafayette, Saturday. " Goth.
AbbeviIie. Sunday. 2lst.
Breauxs Bridge, Tuesday, 23rd.
Jennings. Thursday, 25tfl.
Welsh, Friday, 26th.
Lake Charles. Saturday. 9th.
Lockport. Sunday, 18th.
Houma. Monday " 29th.
New River, Wednesday. 3lst,
Plaquemine, Saturday, November Sd.
Whitccastie. Sunday, d" 4th.
Notice viii be given should any change be
made in dates for shove appointments.
r. SIMS.
Chairman.
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SATURDAY OCT. ID 1894.

CANDID ATE
For the Bird Congressional
District
Hon. Andrew Price
OF LAFOURCHE.
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The following are the resolutions
unanimously adopted ut the meeting
of the.3d Congressional District Nom
mating Convention held ut Houma
October Sd, 1884:
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Journal OF the 9th Senatorial Distric
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Total. ...........$ 1895 ~
w. c. Raglan Mayor.
Approved +. ZERNOTT.
T. p. BERGERON
T. ALBERT.