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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27
ANTICIPATING rRouuLE.
fhe Rock Island Rnurond Ne
nounced by Kelly.

nounced by Kelly.
BY Associated Press.
Adair, Iowa. April 2s.-The Rocl
island officials anticipate serious from
BILE with the Industrial army tomorrow
and tonight the camp deputies and rail-.
road people are in state OF eNcltement
over what Is feared as an approaching
crisis.
over 100 men of the Sacramento d.
vision asserted tonight that they would
walk no further and announced thew
had determined to ride, aud to rid. ON
a Rock Island train. The Rock island
wired east and west for additional men
and good sized force OF burly men win
accompany every train that moves east.
About o'clock tonight Yerdmaster
Hamilton OF Des MONIES took several
assistants and distributed by them
through Kelly's camp circular signed
by Division superintendent stDlwelI
which says in part. Threats havlnr
been made that train of this COM
pany will or may be seized by parties
In the so-cailed Industrial army or
other like organization for the purpose
of running the same over the tracks
OF this company notice is hereby given
In case any seizure occurs and ATTEMPT
Is made to run such trains on the tracks
OF this company for the safety OF the
public travel and Of our employees the
passage Of such train will be ohstruct-
ed, the usual danger signals displayed
at The point or points of obstruction.
and any train run in opposition to such
signals or after this notice viii be at
the peril Of the parties operating upon
the same"
The men clustered about the camp
fires to read the notice. and the air
was soon filed with denunclations Of
the railroad and It's officials. Kelly
was highly incensed over the action OF
the company.
This Is an attempt" he said, ITO
incite my men to riot, 10 make them
seize a train. That is the railroads
only hope. They must make us lawless
or their plan to stop us will fail We
viii not seize train; we viii get It
ut Des Moines without seizure"
Most Of the men said they would do
nothing without orders from Kelly.
but the Sacramento men were sulen
and refused to answer inquiries mere
ly reiterating that they would walk
no further. Twenty men were ar
rested at Atlantic today for boarding
u train, and fully $50 scattered them
selves along the railroad between
tht1e and Adalr, attempting to steal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

BY Associated Press.
Lansing. Mich. April 26.-The last
legislature passed joint resolution
submitting to the people a eonstitu-
tional amendment extending the time
for which foreigners may become vot-
ers after declaring their inteion to
vote, It has Just been discovered
that II ratified It will debar all future
arrivals OF aliens from voting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

BY Associated Press.
Oklahoma, o. Il. April 2e.-rhe fol-
lowing dispatch has been sent to Gen.
Coxey;
Detachment Of Commonweai army,
about 200 strong, is organized in this
territory, principally at Guthrie and
Oklahoma city drilled in military form
and ready to join your command. Rail.
road officials have refused transporta-
ton OF any kind Meetings are held
nightly Great enthusiasm is prevail
ing with popular approval. organlza-
ton will be maintained subject to your
advice and orders.
JOHN r. FuRIoNG. Pres.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

They WIN he Prosecuted for Com
tempt and Grand Larceny.

BY Associated Press.
New York. April 26.-Upon the re-
celpt- of information OF the capture Of
Hogan's band OF Coxeyites near Miles
city, Mont, by the military from Fort
Reogh, James McNaught, counsel for
the Northern Pacific Railroad company
In this city. wired to j H. Mitchell Jr,
at St Paul, MINI, and Messrs. Cullen
and Toole Of Helena, Mont, TO pro-
coed against the prisoners before United
States Judge Knowles for contempt Of
court and also to prefer charges Of
grand larceny against them for steal
inE the train. Mr.. Mcknight also In
structed the Western lawyers to make
charges OF conspiracy under the laws
OF Montana against the mob and
charges OF felonous assault, based upon
the fact OF the firing on the deputy
United States marshals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

II Is q cause FOR rejoicing that I'D
late tendency to dress the hair ia I'M.
seemly bangs. much bu-frlgzled and
GENERALLY untldy, h. thing OF thg
past,
Just as 10 whether there should be n
parting or not Ia our hair IN vet an
unsettled question. Some women ara
trying The experiment, but Il Ia by M
means universally becoming. Neither
Is a middle parting IA foregone MS.
surance OF benuty, for many women
LOOK best with the hair brushed straight
back of the forehead.
Many young women appear with
their hair drawn down. completely
covering the ears. II Nv a most trying
fashion, but occasionally becoming
and the high 1880 twist upon the crown
- the head Il 10 generally admired
fashion for some time yet--Queen o.
Fashion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

BY Associated Press.
New York. April 20. DR.. Myers
trial upon a charge OF poisoning Lud-
wig Brandt, is under way at last.
Since the hearing the case was inter
rupted in January by a Juror becoming
insane, the state has discovered much
new testimony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27
IIIiITf II WASHINGTON
.rrnonrrlrs rRErA"-
Bpirlo' i RECEIVE coAEN


4 -.,.lafed Press
4 p ' Seton, April 7s.-The district
Fa'h'a a's,.s cast damper over the
Fa'il s',"nsrters of coxey's movement
psl ' Y rstusIng them permission to
\ 'a Y. . !, meetings. 1t had been
y 0p' = the enthusiasts that the
4 f'ee.- 49,. would draw converts and
+ s' n .sss,rIbuiIons for the cause. The
~ III n me- commissioners was based
~. MAJ prohibits congregating
4. ~ .abllc streets or parks, or en-
= 4 loud and boisterous talking
r'' ~, state that they have no
\ 4 grant a permit. The coxey-
III =. ansered at this refusal. deolar-
K. law was never intended to ap-
I orderly speech-making. They
!, The salvation army meetings,
", ~ held on the streets and side
"a. ,ud itlnerant evangelists who
',.s here as instances Of non-ob-
-,.sce Of the rule.
George Francis Train.
4, event Of the day was the advent
citizen George Francis Train, who
-.lss that we are on the verge OF
4, biggest revolution the world has
4, ,ssn. and that the JEFF Davis mat
= son', be an item in comparison
IA it, The authorities in charge of
!, capitol building are now consider
y, M adylsabnlty Of formally sur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

BY Associated Press,
London. Apra ss.--Arriyed; Montana.
from New York.
New York. April ee.-ATryed; Alecto.
from London.
Rotterdam. April ae.-Ariyedi yeen-
dam, from New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

BY Associated Press.
Washington. April 2s,-The odd Eel
lows OF Washington celebrated the
seyenty-ffth anniversary OF the es-
adjustment OF the order In the United
States today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

By Associated Press.
Washington. April 20 -Wiil'nri Nc
Garrahan. the claimaui, who d In
a Providence hospital lfop1 was
buried In Mount Ollvet refuetey day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

Special Dispatch.
Lewisyille Tex, April 25.-Rev. p.
A. Edwards. pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. South or this place.
had his house burgiarized last night
and about .2s taken from his pants
pockets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

BY Associated Pres
Washington, April ~ 3r Eastern
Texas: Fair IN eastern portion, local
showers in western pprtlor uthwest
wlndg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27
WANTS no DE nnLIEvED.


Northwestern halfway.
Special Dispatch.
Galveston, Tex, April 2G.--In the case
Of the Farmers Loan ana Trust Com
pany VS.. the Houston ana Texas Cen
trail. No. 227 in equity. a hearing be-
fore Special Master william L. Prather
was begun this morning and concluded
at a late hour tonight upon the petit
ton Of Il. Il. Green asking to be re-
lieved Of his purchase Of the Waco ana
Northwestern railway, which said
Green purchased at the sale OF said
railway made hv W ster Commissioner
c. Dart az @ ecember 2s. 1892.
j. z Blair s cans represented
Coils p. Hnu Charles w. og.
den OF San AueHM l cared for +. X.
r. Green (sou uf N, noted Hetty
Green), and Majot NJ Mott Of Gal
weston represented t,e Farmers loan
and trust COMPANY az ne conclusion
of the argument the apeclal master
took the case under Amusement and
will render an opinion later, which
will be revised BY .he United States
circuit court befor, lt becomes fnal-
ity. Green at the time ~ the purchase
made a deposit Of s25g sa m earnest
that he would carry ,t out 10 good faith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

The real Italian Leghorn straw may
be cleaned with nail brush and Cas-
tile soap guda. Runty black hsts may
be renovated with the liquid dressing
or polish aold FOR ladiea' shoes White
or yellow hats may be bicached by
washing them IN cleRr water tnd
pleclnR them IN a box win burning
sulphur. the fumes OF whlcl uniting
With the water form tho acid which
bleache5. --Ladles' Home 4snraai.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27
ANOTHER ARMY.


i ls''s ana core,'.,
I 81, N's''lated Press.
il ,s'ps Valley, m, April 2e.-rhis ar-
4 N me, new Industrial army started
Is ds.tip ,,,ea and before it reaches
" b lara the outlook Is that IT
~ Iadasttisr. man the Commonweal
fsa.r '1's OF coNey and Kelly put
q his a., = wing v. Of an army of miners
~ This afternoon for Toluca,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

what iaboriousiy began to read
brakes Magazine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

Harry westnll. belonging TO the
Fifth cavalry, Fort Mcintosh wEs
drowned la the Rio Grande last Ed
day. n Few miles below Laredo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

"a ~ csisrrll' q erei-Y case Of catarrh I.
~ 10. ~ III N hs.snedy that It's pronr r j.
l'iali1 M. w, oner II Won esnf ~
'"s'n pay ycn 500 cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

/. THE WAY OUT
q woman's troubles is
With Doctor PIerce's
ssayorite Prescription.
safely and certainly. ev-
sty delicate weakness.
arrangement, and dis,
sase peculiar to the sex
Is Permanently cured.
Gut of all the medi-
Sines for women. the
!, iayorite Prescription =
the only one that's
gr9ranleed TO do what i
claimed for It. In ali
! .,i female complaints y
aal Irregularities, peri
c c,as pains, dlspiace-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-27

~. 80 o. pleas ents Internal infiam-
y H'nsy BAL ent or cure, you have
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

T,ke 6ezzh - D. ArSSsEkEes. frs1.-
srsr q sns SEses AEr5ez1zzral erEezs-
ess.ss . rnesseT @ zhe buar1 - -
ssu1s s1-1 . rsrzTfzg sel-E e Is
nse-xftg - ths Ms1azsrze14 q tse eas-
seEE f1s.az Tk< S1aps<y Se<siess5oz q
$500 b no yss s.zxis1- Tae 6ssssssa
- tke Esse1ss es1r1 tssEs FgIssgs01 Ens
sIPeaiss1 frszs. H1d - zgr pen.1zax IN
she ssrrszse es1-1- If Is shoSl1 uox
- szis4sEDs1- tb@ state ~ he sae
iser. IfHhs EssGzsns5. ps5EaA5y ozk.r r
EES<szEoz Vii ts Starred tkz4 wfu Rs,
to STATE fss-2 rsssEsslax- Is - nns
30 kDgEz Ebss5sx Apr5sEhftess 80
s.ls1ts are 81 order c. n12- He 10
SrsEn 70 have EEEBs ox % property.
His rszhl szzAss Es& Ez1es3 in hiz sfEsss
azzse a1d fsr s51oe ff13s bs has k<e1
1nsE8se1isg hss aQ&1esz IN Ia Rad IL
1A12szasH q sznGbsg nzza7s wiz Fer
fi13s EsEsg bls io5feS1zs-t hs diszp-
8ezFssc- HE wzs sFsg Sc nzzz - -
lfszas1ssr Df pSbs6e fsD-3. ttzzx tinas
5aa.aea away y hsS he hseznDe iaF.ZFe.d
iespiF IL a pghile sezD1Gl TIE Ez4o-
"a sst4ir. q ibe s0lsazs E5o9si hare
1ss1 taken o1t q his hsEds- A pr0Ser
ssasse q oEziei4l bss1s< 1od po8itisal IL
szzr5iy sssosI1 have s9EEssss5 rssdz-
as1too- II the Hso4Es1Dest of TIE
STATE AgrSe1lt7rzI e14Iexs ezn D9lI
iss<sf t0sgssber ssG5eseBfiy 70 ssseez
Treasurer Ebo vii ao< psoge 6eEsalier
% sezB@grzes is dsyosFss upon il 0oE
. Do -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
H5z sILL Ta vgIE

51ns D-Dce-Bts pg0f-sz 10 u d.
sz4izSsd with the policy q the Cssse-
ls1d Adzi aizsEEif0a in or nAiiOzsl
afsirzA II u certain tL8t DsDocrsts u
0thsE ssates have be@o voting IN E4y
that EEeised BspqkIiean Dsi ritjes tie
Dss< year. Ia O1egV1 sorDs oi=ssii- ned
Democrats Eill have tbsiF ebO5o- 4
voting With the Psp1iis-s IL > f0siOo
against the Rsp15sie2os % Saying Al
b0n7s Iftbsy d. the fOsH5er ihey vii
z=s3s+ in making P@o1oy@r Cait7i
5ss'es seuzsnT. IEtheZ d. Tie latter they
may allow him 70 p 10 the ssnste. The
hitter dose for D5nSer4s to have to
voss TIE Reg1bliezn tIeke. may be the
Oaly Alternative q the paiKiOzs Of JEFF
ters05 ard gseksOn. IL l. 8 pIll hard
10 sEsiIO~ ous preferable to eng01rzg-
i=g the d4ugsro1s ysZzries Il Popa,ism
The question EiEh Oregon DemoeTa,s
is bow EiI yOQ vote Dexl J1Be? Is :
ezsy soo1gh 10 answer If yO7 are sati=-
dsd ~ith your parry in s;s,e and
nzsioa- Bat il yOa are not, what next?
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
A Great Explosion !

In these days Of guDpowder, dyna-
mite, giant powder, and the like, tire
msndOUs explosions are 10 rarity, tut
the greatest explosion Of modern times
ls, without doubt, that Of the "ol6-
schoo." idea that Consumption is in
curzbie- Thousands Of lives have been
sacrificed 10 this mistaken notion.
Modern research has established the
fact that Consumption is a scrofulous
disease Of the lungs, and that there Is
one remedy which will positively eradi-
cate il frOm the system-Dr. Pieree's
Golden Medical Discovery. OF course
there were 10 the Olden times many
who would have pronounced mOder u
explosives instruments Of witchcraft; /;
but there are, fortunately, few today
mo do not srknowledge that tie
Golden Medical Discovery il the one
sovereign remedy for all scTOfu lous dis
eases, aud CONSUMPTION is one Of them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
ce1er. Haser - Peunerer.

Sszyty1 Tines Tie JOUESAL man
s3oz6 Dos tsy % palm 0fi ca Coxey
he name q be tempe On tire EaDtiAsn:
Ne move il be called = n sseT's 1soSse- %
UDiOo. Or, Rep1Ds5ezo: We eng
sess 10 The salem JOUExAL ihzs il pro
zed ~ once % sss o<st Al iDjgDcs5oa OI
lat Aztse temple THAI II hzs Gisasv-
sTsd 10 tie Cascade u8o1Dfaine. Tb@
Aztees o8ght 60 have kE0En better
than 70 have sOezted IS assay from tie
esp5tsL
5esO Press. Pop; Governor PenD9y-
- made : very foEeIble zddress 70 .
lsrgs &1disDes 10 Albany l4ss Safu,dey
While Ee consider that th- g0TeraOr j.
; good ulzD and . generally upon tn
die q The psOple be would do foil zs
vel 70 Iet up seoging the &e-s q tb.
i&ss beEislSfuEe 80 far &s increasing off,
esFs salaries are eo0esgnai, when -
fart hls OWL s4Ikzy S&s increased more
than that q ary other officer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
EHo KUKDKKED LEDEucKl
sezzs Fsess Thss May Es1p g 7srrs<
ous ths PsrDssxss1z-

To-Day Chrase Gzfgsr. wbs Brsz q
E15sss sssa % @.sssus przsTss. 49, Ia ik~
ssty E1se r-TsEVs gnEz aaky fsrnisA =
es9e - ttse psrse1rBsor afs Set Euzrz5ss-
o. Ap-il SIEs Sk.s hss5g - g861 Be3ez-
t.<- Wbs Ers5 - - ass1La C CSr1e-
go. IN WEssizsxE8g easssg, -zs EoGD5
kss1isd IN t'Erz. 1lsE5srs5 sz1 b7r5ss-
Mr. GesEsr Esss1 oss-tize O1so fTiesd
q Nr. Le,5srsek. &od % s-ez1g tie
1919 % bss fris1r5s 5sssh wE vsry
1Rsb sAAoe<s5- Tsey zDe froz O55o
t1xsehsr i1 Is-7. sz1 Hers ia fb,s haiti
q sesiag es.s5 srE,er saoGE Ooes . year
Mr. LIs1srlsk va = ns1e5ssor. sss has
= 5r5sheT IN OhE8 who 10 d=sf AD6
5s1ss. AS6 9h9 Ozg5t q hare what
sTsT property 1aea may have BsfL
W6ea iB 5saa1 vasssi1z his frie0ds
70 D@ez1tsx, lsz- ME- Ls5er5ek tod
Mr. GTizzr &E1 slso hAs tread Mr..
OETi5 Be1Zli Gh41 he had had tEogoss
Efih = Seszh1,9r sb1szi farm rad ,sso
fhs4 bas Deszhbug tad tbrsassns5 o.
XII him. He Eslzs3 ihs r6Ose matte
1ssT ssrS01ssT Eirh bls nSs0ds. who A.
Tssss1 hin % sell cut and lsaTs ioss
sO01ty. Tbis - ssid he ~s0Id Do -
ss0u ~ he e1zid, ,h9t Is s@@1as h@ EziEed
go kouE- Up 70 the pg=eat time 10
ssTsst bAs bes1 uA3e. and this eoaFss-
-siios bad sikh bi. frSsa1s ia salem
may - iDzlruD=atAl 10 fsrrEsiDg cut
the crime Oar i-SJFrnSnts are rslsshge
zen, who sand Esll fn ths e01nsy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
oraron nailonaI nnard-

Hdqtrz 2od Rsgt. Infty., %. N. O.,
Salem, May ", 1894
Order No. IA
1. Companies y, II and I. Second
II ,giment Infantry, will assemble At
the armory In Salem On Tuesday, May
IS, 1894, At o'clock p. m. for battalion
parade, aud instruction In the school of
the battalion.
II. Major ID. G. Sherman, Second
Regiment Infantry, will review the pa
rads aud command the battalion.
III The regimental band under the
c,mmand of the drum major viii re-
port 10 Lieut. Reas IA. Leab'', battalion
ndlulanf. At the sanis time aud place.
~. Prompt attendancs of every
msmber Will 10 required. Assembly"
AZ 3 ,. MI "adjuianl's call" at $40
y. "a,
~ order of Majw 0eo. o. foran.
Condo. Fec. fleg. Inf, o. n. a.. BY
ches. Iloblln. flni Lieut.. srd Rest.
AdIh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

J In Jams, the veteran marble
e1iisr. has lately increased his stock cf
grzaiss, Italian aud American mart c
until il il one Of the test ever bfO1ghi
10 our city. He buys direct from the
qazTrie~, aud makes Close figures 10
patrons Mr. james l. himself an ar
Ils, and experienced stone e1lteT. He
has done s0n= Ofthe finest woTk ever
t1rEed cut in Oregon, and his designs
are always original, bat never Initiative.
5Ss bis stock ard WORK AZ the shop, BE-
hin the state insurance block.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
The Dletz saleide.

Justice B4tebsl0r vent to Bsena
pssGa Saturday 10 bod zn inqgesr over
Caroline Dsetz. whose body was found
floating Ia . lake near her home the
day before. Upon his arrival be sum
mOned jury - tOlIOEs: z. 5. Long
acre, r. TrombIey, ST., r. TrOEnblsy,
Jr., Henry Green, Gust BlAsehke, and
GOss Franz. the taking Of testimony
continued until late ia the afternoon
Nothing was developed Of an iBerimi-
0silDg nature aud after visiting the
soene Of the accident or suicide and
viewing the remains the jury returned
the following verdict: I'VE the jury
hnd that deceased came to her death
oy drowning. and We further fad thai
death was oecasioned by sickness and
weakness Of both mind and body. We
exOnerAte the family from ali blame
or eeGsure." Deceased wac 81 years Of
age.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
DIED.

KAY.-At the residences on State and
Twelfth streets, st Z p M, Saturday,
May II, 1894, Harry q. Kay, aged 3
year,
Deceased was the second son Of Mr..
Aad Mrs.. ThOs. Kay. Of this city. he
Was born in Brownsville. Linn county.
on February 8. 1858. He leaves. be
sides his parents, one brother and four
sisters ThOs. b. Kay al MeMInnVIlls,
Ms. y. p. COshOs 4 MeMinnville,
Mrs. q. P. Bishop Of SAlem, aud lie
nora and Bertha Kay Of Salem. All
were present a. the deAthbed with the
exceptiOn cf his father who s 10 san
Francisco. but arrived home this morn
log. DECEASED was . msmher Of the
First Baptist church. OF this city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

a NEW PAzsCNAGE--EST. J. "
fsess - fs 5sserzni ~ sa49 the ES@z.
bern q sS1s = szsh ssssl1 n Z ezSres
sas&ls hare p.s<ssseEs sc1ss - fkss5
property. To t5hs ed bs Sss ErfftsI
0FsT . bg13rs=3 Bs4ters ~ fss~D1s 10 D
paris q skss eDssssy. ss6 tD1sT be -
essgss tie sFEs reply. Is g&s frsza "a.
SsaDI C1ppbss 90. - r. Losas, IL
bfxgs&s sf15gB Esrs Sesaegs n 8n7er5ez.
and eDztsiEes1 gB910. eDDtrSb8tso e.
"a frSea6s5iDs sats. The EOSk of sz-
ezgstfng gzs DeZ8n iadsy 2nd b<zoss
fail tie BeS bglb1isg vii be foisbed
eaqesss so tfse eateFgrsse.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

AlIcockis Porous PiasteEs are unap-
pruAchaDle IN curative properties, "a
pidity aud safety of actiOp, and are the
only reliable piasfers ever produced.
They have successfully stood the test
OF over thirty years use BY the public;
their virtues have never been eqnaled
by imiiALOrs who have sought "a trade
upon the reputatiAn % Alleoek's BY
making plastsrs with holes in them,
and claiming them 10 De Just a. good
a. Allcock's,S aud they stand today
endorsed by NOT only The highest med
lcAl authorities, bat by millions ol
grateful patients who have proved their
efficacy as a household remedy.
Beware % limitations. Ask fOr All
cocks. and do not be persuaded 10 Ac-
cept = substitute.
BrADdreth's pills will purify the
blood.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
Hood.s saraaparilla cure,.

I'VE have usei several bottles OF
Hoods SarsAparilla and know IL g. be
n most exoellsnt blood purifisr." Nm.
J. 3 White. SAiem. Oregon.
"we have used HOod's 'sAsAparillA
aud Hoods VegetAbls Pulls with the
beet Of rrsultS." y. DuPrls. GervAls,
Oregon.
"My mother has long been troubled
with ecxsmA but has been greatly re-
lisved BY Hood's sarsApArillA Mias
Mabel EAden. BlAlae. Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14
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TEE FCsIsS QUEsIIOx.

FO.SOSiug oe5esAI eiEc1I4r zppears in
All tie PeOp3s's party papers:
To the Peoples Party q Oregon:
We sab 70 assure the PeOp1e's party
u OTegD1 that al The repDTEs shien
nave been efFe1l2 - 10 tne eEfseT that
osEe has besu 4 f1sson betEeen tbe
Psyplez' party aud the Democrats Of
thaz state is fz1ss- No f1ssOn vail he
=enesio1@o by The state sxeeutiye eJu1-
nlUs q the Peoples parry
W. H EPACSH, Chairman.
J. r. HExDzEK. Manager.
l.. h MCAAHAS, ser, p. P.
W. = C'Ren l. ssiIl IAboriog for q
f1-5Dn d THE oszsls Of the initiative and
FsfeFeo1Jn. and a eo1stit0.iO1zl coz
vs1fiOa- Ia his lsisz. eifc1I2r he sAys-
(WHICH will d. the mos for freedom
and good government in the next two
years, The eleetion Of q fusion lexis-
lAtare with : s1omi-sion 10 the people
n new Constitution IN November, in
esgding The iaIli4iive and referendum,
OF the slsc&lS8 o. the Republican ticket
aid the Fspsal Of the AastrzIlsu
ballot Law next January"
while it is true that the Republican
party IL opposed 10 The initiative and
referendum, II l. also true that many
Republican e7unty conventions deelar-
ed in its favor. Therefore, wherever
any Republican candidate refuses to
pledge hiulse:f 10 vote for oous;itu-
iiODaI cOnveution 81 the earliest possible
date, it is clearly wise for the two
parties who do favor this reform aud
the Preservation Of our balIOt, to
combine as they bavr-in AulinUmah
county, IN elect a legislature pledged
in favor Of Law making by direct vote
Of the people"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-14

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