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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-08
Flshermen Rescued from Watery {

Elsheiheh hescueu from Nalefy NFaNes
CAPE MAY, Nov SIT is now known
that three of the Anglesea fishermen, who
were carried out to sea on Monday, have
been picked up, and are supposed TO be on
board an unknown three masted schooner.
Another, Gus Anderson, was rescued by d
steamer and landed at Norfolk, whore he
now is Nothing has been heard from the
other three, but it is believed that they,
too, have been saved and win soon be
heard from
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-08

For bargains in wall paper go to J. P.
Garden, painter and paperhanger, 224 W..
Centre street. He is selling out his en-.
tire stock at and below cost. Wall paper
hung at lowest prices and in workman
like manner. 101S-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-08

W A MCGUIRE a wellk-nown citizen
of Mckay, Ohio, is of the opinion that
there is nothing as good for children
his family for several years with the best
results and always keeps a bottle of it in
the house. After having la grippe he was
himself troubled with a severe cough.
He used other remedies without benefit
and then concluded to try he children's
medicine and to his delight it soon
effected a permanent cure. 25 and 80 cent
bottles for sale by Gruhler Bros.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-08

HELENA, Nov. S.--Chairman Liant states
that Hartman, rep, for congress, and
Hunt, rep, for associate Justice, are un-
doubtcdly elected. He claims the legsla-
turc will be Republican by fifteen on joint
hnllnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-08

For pain in the side or chest there is
nothing so good as piece of flannel dam
pened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
hound on over the seat of pain. 1T affords
prompt and permanent relief and if used
in time will often prevent a cold from
resulting In pneumonia. This same treat
ment is a sure cure for lame back. For
aisle by GruhleT Bros.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-08
COuLu hlhlD SJT6bU,
Shenandoah, Pa.

When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Wksr she had Children, she @age them Castorii
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-08

1O-1btf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

Lord GTzzTflls. rk0 d5s5 n 1874. -TSzA
. gzsz3 rePzszzic1 for cozr<fz1ess q
E,znae<. kid fer many ysszs TIE pozs q
e1h1szz1ex Gt PARIS. sz1 the O1ly Os5sc-
TIN wasch c2zld vi<a &1F sh0E a Elsns-
inITtg - h-Ozzzs Against h1za whlls
bo1diEg thz1 co1sV5c1ous posi- was tnzi
bs was so1e<fEnes f.cEEs3 % Be ire1
Iszt he w2s s5dir4ei % Play ard e.
teu rzn 0rsr % Lond01 foE Kitzls of kis
fzFowiss szzsez2zzt AZ Croc1or3E.
WHITES q GEzksEa's. hut SlEns< ns fre
quenfly returned 20 ths Frszcs esFitsl
with f.s l0es a a cOzEdsEzbss E1Ez of
zoney. BE wzs one q fAs f0zE El0o1e-
rss1 who lost f591Gso - Crockfor1's IN
ozs nsgAt, his cozap&zio1s IN Ezizfortz1s
from fhs ranks q peerzgs bsEng L1rd
Ches=sr1eEd. Lord Foxy ard Lard Sef-
to1 Szil. IN spdss q al his Losses LOsd
Gszuvllbs left bsESnd hiza 10 lesz s1rn
N s,z6h than 500 oc0.-EIchzngs-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

ssks irves 20 A0re sn1 hDvez 70 iva,
sb@ aoFss - I've cee1Gss nEs lives 20 Avvs-"
Many think il IL . sin 10 be SICK;
'seihg % one, eAnuot be&.ow their AT
aecliOns 90 others a. the CFeator iD-
ENDED; being 30 u is certainly . duty
70 cure y0EnseIl Aost women fhese
lays need an iusigorAfing toBie- Worn
y1t teachers. ''sbOp girls. dressmakefs,
niliiDers ard all tboss s1ojsct 10 tire
some labor, have found boon ia DR.
Piercs's kAyOrite Prescription. IL is .
soOtbiDg aud strengthening nsrvine.
inducing refreshing slesp relieves
lespondeBey and restores % fGIl uss ali
be appetItses and Affections Of once
i4ture. II 10 sold by druggists under .
guarantees from lie makers that it will
a every ease, give satisfaction, OF pTtce
'fl1O) will be promptly refunded.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

On g. cssszsso1 Mzrszzl NacN&6ca-
-hen r-zzs5szs sf Frszce, E-75ds1iy In
ts-Tz-1si q rzzbsT Trosy ols-zsz1n1
sru-z5 tzs aoz1-l -zb5s rit1 tns -
rax-k= aAk- Esztlszsz. ] hzT= I1s7 -
csEvsd . Is1zEr frD2 tie E-l17s imperial
He iz . E7s E0Czg E<z- ! An vsrT f07-
Ct hin. and Is 5sszsr l. ehz-ruIzE-
rzzzz Rad L &c yn1-
Tbe Ministers EzsTeG VITA o1s yo1ct
shey bszyai respectfully - rszsz,d Il Z
Pres56szf that Frz1ce was DgE rsp1b
Ee-EdzS the vszy exls1e1cs q . 80 cslIssl
pxincs imperial wzs s1cDe1IsZ q ~AscE
I5er teEzE -Ez1 SES5i taxing o-3c-A
ooxzzE1zcs, I'D sE4z i roGl ~ zzs
eCErxazzssi.g 70 sIlS~ su-l Z. l---sr :
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tEae zz51Eees. A. u E1zFt L's-
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

Te,s w-sshwssrsrn Prsneer f.g Mnrzas-
ArrfI h 81 q the hr.<ns an.d dHsh
sAarnaer1Mss e ne Ewln ea.tsA ssa-
80 4 sxzre. esssu<sr Mtsuesssa Type
rsou1ry Ca. Psszl. ~ RzsL
Tns HsyEzy. sssGe b sa.G4inEus .
-rvu-zsss. 80 eEaeE<nss n ne zaAgs-
rne Esd
Ths Msy M56lsn1 b8sHpza cot IL
asss sus woss cyrsx. tss- osrs se4zk n
81 Tie sesssy sDs s6nsS1sesty -
ihe design enuz@&o5 gs1er.i sssnsir.-
shoz- Azong fEs zAny god thInEs
su-kss ths esFer - srosy ~ shsee sf
% nexsl S5srrzEs, q p8sa.fzx insfsl
-ae1s q Beaxrsee. - inEs5s seary q .
rsEraA1 wreEk. aa sseEN1fly ni1ssnssso
nr.6ese o1 LISA CsEaxz, Grfnz.eEl, .
6s xhsksI psegss - Ssosrdsb scszesy. n
sh-Eznx ssorT e Rassf4 dBgEog tbs
ss-zsrs. fE.aserAssss wi.is Rnzisn views.
~ fszsernse6 article % Dskoss, .r.
sr15eae q rare hssssgs~ T1i1e, s11
rgSp q Lo16o1 pdessrez- ThSs h G
-srDxissnEiy ssiIlisDs Bs1hsE-
The AEssI -chEa GAn6eo." /" It Ctse4
=. ia sprSsg so1bex- Grs%<iDgs sos
- ne Lille o1es ia The w0rsd are e0s
lssass5 wishin fts oslse@sely tinted eSv-
~ ss.d chserfly H52ssrAted and psrsiy
yrSuen pagssI E13o r. Css1neut q
ssssn@. Wa. LsAAs The story q FrD@h,el
fnsse - rev sn0sse. psenfy q poens
.saSes egtfiDg and sos1iRg, play gzsSez
gsgk ao6 v4I3shSe exeresses fsr The toe
4 lJice wsltou, Of Dstrsss, briDgs III
sse~k bero-mysh % AeDeAs within The
a21gs of child lise 10 all sts bezstif8I eoI
~. TIE ed5s0rs are 70 ne coagrAkgi3ss-s
pm prOd0esng The n7osf p~sfess, hoaDs
sse. readable s0d ssasoaAbse p<fsodiczi
sSs ebildhoo1 D0E pa5iks6sd in tht
Jafted states Its miass01 q bEi1gink
rhs KIodsrgzrteo fho1ghs into ID.
nome eiEcsss q Our land o9zhs 10 secure
~ Il regal reception eyeFySbsrs-
''DemOre@s'sv mOstbly keeps well in
be lead u Americas family and hons
n1gGzines- In matter, illustrations.
eoiOssd Plates. grzsp CO public q8s~
-i0ns, IL bAs 10 equal Ifs offer OsSlOo
szsh prize for hpest collection u photo
graphic views Illustrating a s0b5ect Of
'op1Iar interest will close Aag1ss lsS-
Pubic Interest will be stimulated in
his confess because il IL Ope3 20 anna
ssurs and professsODAIss and 10 photo
srAphy, ~ least, the srnssuer 10 quite
A. apt 20 carry OF the boDors as the
professional Price 20 eents per copy.
o. szoos year. Sold By ali sewsdeaIsr..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

Alicgek'a "a fofous pinsieris is composed
af purely Vegetables iiiGnesii~nfs and b
absolutely hafukss- II ausiais nafnre
orAfs. and lmparts siiength 70 the
whoia sysiem.
Many pfslAf~kief.s ooiat.in strong
ch1uicnl nIs0 EslDflai asstssi4nrra shirn
upon the skin. bul gpop the whQle
syalern, nlahongh sl nfst thsy peem
very Ieoe0ciaL On aocDuLt ~ lfleif
powerful orlion and irmporaEy efInei
upon fhe surfech
When rurciloslag > plaster 20 pod
only nak rs Aliocc.'s bof make sore
thai gcn Ret a.
Brsndsshs pllh nss Pg1aly yss<
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26
Haxis nj.

We oGeg One Hao irsd Dollzrs Re
~Ar1 fnF sDy ezse o. CsfaTTh tbst e4n-
BO< he C1feG by BAlPs CasArTh Cure.
y. J. CHKSxY x 90, PrOp=s TOlesdo. o.
We sbe nDGeTsiREe1 have known +.
J CbeDy for the last Is years, and be-
ll-Te bin perfectly h0B0rsh3e in AL
h0siosss trzDsaesiOus and fi0sDeially
sbSe to carry o1t any obligation n1ade
NJ their fjrm-
West * TrgAx. wholesale druggist,
TosedO, o., Walding, KinBan * Mar
win. whosesaIs druggist, TOse3o, Ohio.
Halle CafaFrh Cure i taken Internal
Iy, acting upo1 the blood sDd mucous
suTfzce@ Of the system. PTies 75e- PEI
bOstIe- Sold BY all drUgzists- Tssti-
morfzlz free.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26
ToDAY-s MARKETS
'riees Current by Telegraph - L0ez
AZ -Ortlz1d Qsctzti0zS-

'riess cursns by Telegraph - Local
az Ortlznd QuStzti0nA
sALKE. ApriI .. 2. m.-Onses
DAILY CAPITAL JOL zEAL- QS0ts-
ions for day @Dd up 70 boar 0f gO1ug n
,Ees@ were Gs follows
sALksM PRODCCR HAREET.
FEUFE
AppIes-s1 10 sl.55 bGsbeL
EUXcHER STOCK.
ye&ls-drsssed eta
Hogs-dreseed 5.
Live eztEte-z TO q.
Ebeep-afiTe Sl-5g(Ss2-
MILL PRzcEz.
Salem MiIhDg Co quotes: FlOur
% wholesale Iote a260. Retail $50.
Bs%n SIS bulk, SIS sacked ehOrts SIS
ais Chop feed tlB and SI7.
WHEAT.
- oents per b1sheL
HAY AND GRAIs.
Oats-new 25G27ie
HAy-BaIed, new . to $40; old SO to
Y. Wild In bulk. - 20 $S.
YAEM PEoDUcTz-
WooI-Bess, Ilc.
Hops-5mAIl sale, IA to l6c-
EZxs-Cash, lOe.
BATTER Best dairy, l5G3; fancy
creamery 2192zl.
Cbeese-Iz 90 IS eta
Farm Smoked meGts-B6eon 3;
nAms, IL; sholldsrs,7.
POlAtOes-S5S50c.
Onions-3 cents
Z BeeawAx-S4e. CarAw1y seed, I6e.
Ansse seed, BIC. Ginseug, tL40.
LIVE r0ULTEY-
roUstry-Hsns, 7c; ROSTERS, 5(asr;
insk,, S; turkeys siOw sale, cbOice,
Ivs Zoe
PORTLAND Quotations.
Grain. FseS. ste-
FIOur-Ssandarsi, S2-55; WAlla WAIlA,
q 80; graham. $40 supeFhnss S225
peK safSel.
oHts-Nes white. "a 6,s5e, grey ,sse;
ruled, In b4gs, t5-75<ss.O0; baFTeAs,
Is O0(e.5-z5 eASes. t3.15.
HAy-Best. tlOtSI II per Ton.
Wool-ynlley, 9leie-
MilIstuffs-BrAn, ace l6s sbOrtA. SIC
Gls; gro1nd barley .Slsi chop feed, SIS
t'eF toa; whols feed, barley, 20 eta per
cEut3is D4oo4t1Es t@o44@o kir1 TOD
shicken wheAt. 65(sl.O0 ger GENITAL.
HOps-SeW l2l 70 iS4.
Hides-green. saited, % lba- SIC. IN
der 50 ihs-, 2lSSc; sheep pelts, lOCs60c-
DAIEY PEoDUCh
ButteF- Oregon fancy creamery, 2O(1
2zlc; fancy dairy, l5fS l7te,lAiF 20 good,
~ e,lse; eOmmon. ~ 10 lie per y.
Cnecse = OregDn. ----: Young
American, l2(S l6cper pound; CAlifoTnia
llits l5lc.; swizs imp, shg6z, Dom,
le1als.
Eggs-oregon, % zoe per dozen.
Poultry -NonipAi; ehiekeus. mixed
SfO0 per d0zen; ducks. So.O0
gsss. IS; larksys. live. I4s
Beef-Topslsers, q f53cIser pound; fAiI
o0goOd steers, "a 9sic; No ! coss. e; fAil
cows, l{c; dressed neef. - oo(s-s % pei
Muiton-Bsss shFeP s2aS; ehoses
eges, g..
Hogs-C Choice. heavy. - oo9i IS
medium, a Oo(s4 50; light and feedsrs,
ts u dressed, " Oot5g.
aAA FRASCIsOO MARKET.
Wool: OfcgOn Eastern choiee, log
lie; do inferior. Iesse; do yallsy, lss
l6c.
hOrs-lt 10 Ice.
Paiaine--k-Eiy Ra~s. sO94a Bar
tanks, 25(935c
Oals Milling. 81 lo9i.B
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26
ne AIs1.zar5ss

This rare stone has been c01s5deE
ably worn during the last two years
II i sometimes called the black dis-
no1d. and i-z Curious property q
changing color enhances its charm
By daylight il i dark. almost black
green but held 70 strong light II
tones 10 q SEA green By gzsEght
the gem Is blood resl II Is often s.
with white briIiznEs Exchange.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

FoR BALK.-Oue twenty aere tract,
Eiih ak acfss into bofs. four acres into
young orchard, and balance % pase-
ure, one boss, aud al sell under culIi.
walton. WilI sell ~ acre.. lncludinR thf
above tract. with Al the implemrnia
deairnble 10 make q good farm. Gall
on o. addre-s. ID. "A. Alilier, salem Or.
a miles EAST ~ toWn ON the hscleay
noad. All garden land. Will Heil "a
trade.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26
THE ONE CEET DAILY
twenty-five Cents a Month; 50 Cents
for 60 Days; s3 90 . Year.

Tor 90 Days. S3 90 3 Year.
The ODly one cent newspaper on the
Pacific coast. Circulation has been
in less than one year.
Give il trial and you win never do
without IL II answers the purpose Of
nAlf dozen weeklIes. aud does not
sost ons-lhird a. much. Try IL over
the campaign al least
NEWS.
Associated Press report aud stale
capital ness q speciality.
EDITORIAL
Timely, pertinent and independent
discussion q leadlHg events. Dsn aud
measures.
CIRCULATION.
The osE cEST DAILY is read By
more people. Of AL shades Of opinion,
than any other paper in Oregon out
side ol Portland.
PRKMIuME.
One o. the best looks Ia Engiish ano
American literature given xitb ths
oSE CEST DAILY every week, On The
coupon plan.
HOW TO OknEh
Send usa two-bis plecs In lettsr sna
tEy the paper for a month ~ Least
We believe 10 the greatest possible ~.
of silver, and recslve lots Ofit In thi'
wAy. HoFER BRoa., Editors,
salem, OR.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

yo11Gvs ErsEs . Ezrzz Farr q Ios
-sHszrzzzs- n tie BasEls- and r. 1he
sTEzi-gs rsz6 . tAs kseEerz Ehst hs
hsd written 6zrzg the 1zF-
PzleF. fAe zz-bsE q -Ns-E-zl Tae
o1ogT,- -Tgss- s10ElT and Wiz io3s-
fstigztss perseTsrzzce Aftsr he ksf
szrs,a himself Get - ~ozd 20 EzlE&
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26
Midwinter Yair Ratss

NidEinsex Fair excursion tickets
Salem to san Francisco and retRrn. via
Southern Paeif5e Co'zL Shasta rOuKa-
Rate, S27.5G. i1eludiBg five ad-
missions to the fair. Tickets good for
thirty days fFspm dzte Of sale
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

The bone bsaf ElsoDd arrives ~
Sunday aud Wednesday; laAvss from
Corvallis dOan Tuesday, nnd saturday
for PoFiinnd, built fnf Haien roaif,
pairDnines kAisn mefc1anti ralel
always frnoonalle. n. T. tiluill, agsul.
Wharf fpos ~ stats stEret-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26
RKPUBLICAN TICKET.


Per esprErnrg-w P1sore. 80 mS-sr4 enzz-F.
Fsr .z-nary - szsss-a- = KAnza<- -
Aa'ne rrnnnF-
E< s1sse Ersnazrsr- Pla&- Ms.sraaz- -
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M1E11nnnA
sarszszrs1s,sss.,rss - rssgr Iz.s-azaas--
= n 1r-rzz- 20 E1111-
Fwsa->s FE11sE-w- 4 Le~ss. e zHz2sau-
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIST.
Fss EeErs~ex.sssFs !. Cozgz-A
E-EgEZ aEEMAEs.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Fer C5zszBs .D1ze.
Il a. HkwET. 81 Li.z Csu1sF-
Fer DssargcE AtforDeT,
JAz- NsCAIS. 80 TszlAz1 C~zzsT.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

FoE CzzS1ss .0sze,
H a. HkwHT. q Ltsiz OSu1sy-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26
FIRsT COxGREsrIONAL DIsI

Els0Ez aasNAss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

Fer Dssars1s Atfor1eT,
Jas. MsCAEx. ag Ts.us CSusssy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

SGsEnneg Beard q Eq1AEzAfsn'1,
AE gIEs0E. e FacE C11nsT-
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-03
THE CHIEFTAIN LIED.
Absolutely and Unqual,fedly False.

absolutely and Unqualifedly False
1t was business policy" for the old
granny Chieftain to yilify Thomas II.
Devine, candidate for district judge, in
its editorial columns Tuesday morning,
and it was business policy for the
granny to publish stern rebuke from
Mr.. Devine the morning following. in
which he asserted that the statements
made in the Chieftain editorial were
absolutely and unqualitiedly false
The old granny was paid for vilifying
Mr.. Devine and it then turned round
and published a letter from him hinging
the lie in its teeth because Mr.. Devine
is in Il position TO throw Il lot of legal
work in the way of the Chieftain OF
withhold it as he sees fit. and it was
"business policy to be called liar and
give wings to the fact through its own
columns. The INDICATOR will venture
to say that there is not another news
paper in all Colorado so cowardly and
that would be placed in such a humil-
iating position for a few paltry dollars.
Mr.. Devine among other things said:
Il accepted the nomination because
several democrats. not republicans, i'm
portuned me to do so in order to fill the
vacancy on the democratic ticket caused
by the resignation of Mr.. White. and
the statement in your editorial to the
effect that have been hobnobbing with
the element of the republican party now
OppOsiup the iu1iriaI ticket and de
nominated in your editorial as kickers.
is absolutely and unqualitiedly false
In word the old granny Chieftain
lied about an honorable man for money
and then took it back for money. brand
ing itself as miserable and disreputable
hireling. No wonder the citizens of
Pueblo look upon it as a mercenary
fraud totally devoid of truth. honor and
responsibility, and whose columns are
prostituted to the use of any gang that
has the money to put up.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-03
WHAT DID DIXON po7

Some of Dixon's supporters are trying
hard TO make the public understand
that Dixon was not in with the gang.
but that his nomination was simply the
result of his own fitness and popularity,
Let us see: Up in precinct Al is n man
who for many months prior to the
primaries had been an ardent supporter
of n. w. Dixon for Judge, He had been
Dixon's client, and he spent some time
in trying to secure Dixon's nomination,
a fact which was well known to Dixon.
What did Dixon do? Shortly before
the primaries he advised voters in
precinct AZ not to rvote for the friend.
who for months had been working for
GEORGE SEAvER TICKET. He thus helped
TO defeat for delegate a man who had
done as much AS any other man at
booming Dixon and securing his nomina
ton. Dixon preferred AS delegates to
the convention the George Seaver
gangsters whose election in precinct A
cost somebody anywhere from fifty to
seventy five dollars apiece.
Dixon showed his lack of ordinary
political loyalty last year when. after
being fairly beaten in the convention,
he did all he could to defeat Hon. Platt
Wicks. 1t was supposed, however. by
most persons that he would not be SO
perfdious as to go back on his warmest
friends and supporters. Has a man who
will do these things the proper material
in him for an upright iudges Is a man
who will stoop to the political methods
followed by Dixon safe man to elevate
to the bench! These are questions
which the people Of the Tenth judicial
district will soon answer by their votes,
and when they are answered Mr.. Dixon
will be still private citizen and a
standing candidate for the next thing
that comes along.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-03

OS account of religious scruples the
vampire Chieftain held aloof for forty
six days from saying a word for the re
publican state ticket, and for the lack of
money it held aloof for forty six days
from saying word favorable to the
local ticket. But the gang was sorely
pressed for channel through which it
and at last the money iingled and the
paper which has for its motto I'm God
we Trust forgot that it had any
religion and its objection to any of the
ticket was removed. And now the
Odoriferous Prevaricator is mud sling
ing in good earnest, the gang having
resolved to get the most for its money
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-03

The gang is making itself ridiculous
by attempting to show through the
leased editorial columns of the Chieftain
that the new form of the Australian
ballot is so complex that voter would
get lost in trying to scratch it, and that
the Judges would have to throw out an
improper ballot. Hence the only safe
plan they say is to vote the straight re
publican ticket. Now, that is about the
weakest thing that could well be i'm
agined in view of the fact thatat the spe-
cial session of the legislature last winter
THE FORM OF THE BALLOT WAS CHANGED
IN ORDER TO MAKE Ir MORE SIMPLE AND
MORE EASILY UNDERSTOOD. That scare
crow is one of Walpole's brilliant polit
ical lodges, and people will only laugh
at him. Just look over the sample
ballot as published on another page and
see how easy it is to vote it.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-03
The circulation of the Indicator has
been increased to 1000 copies this week.
A LAST WORD.

1t is the undeniable right of every
man and woman to look into the char
acter of any one who aspires to official
position, and none but narrow minded
partisans who are blinded by their own
prejudice will take exception to this
right. 1t would be foolish to say that
none should look into the character and
reputation OF a person taken into EN-
ployment. Everybody does this. And
the same rule applies to a man who is
up before the people for their suffrage.
They have right to know who he is
and what he is that they may Judge his
fitness for the Office to which he aspires.
In this campaign the INDICATOR has
set forth in measure the sort Of men
who are running on the republican
judicial ticket. In doing so it has been
actuated only by sense of duty toward
the public. 1t used no personalities, no
abuse, leaving all that to the Chieftain
to hurl at those who are honest enough
and fearless enough to tell the truth.
II, in setting forth plain statement Of
the case some hard things were said,
they were justified by the facts. and the
fault lies not with the INDICATOR that
uncovered those faults but with those
who possessed them.
Through an earnest sense of duty the
INDICATOR has published facts which go
to show the utter unfitness of j. G.
Elwell and N. Walter Dixon for the
high position Of district Judge, and the
unworthiness of G. w. Collins for district
attorney The truth will out. and it
were a thousand times better that it
came out before the election than after
the election. No greater calamity could
be imagined than that these men should
be allowed to fasten themselves on the
people Of this judicial district for the
long period Of six years, and realizing
this, the party Of independent republi-
cans was organized to defeat them and
save the people from such a misfortune.
1t is worthy Of note that not one of
all the specific charges Of fraud and
corruption made against these men has
ever been denied, which alone condemns
them OF being guilty. Their only an
swer is that they are being abused, and
they enter plea for the sympathy Of
the public. Such an excuse is worthy
only of small children and will not be
tolerated by the people in such serious
matter as this.
Let no attention whatever be paid to
the weak editorials in the Chieftain,
which contain only vulgar abuse and
are paid for by the line. but consider
we'll the sort Of men who ask for your
vote. The district will be safe in the
hands OF Devine, Voorhees, and Sabin.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-03

The INDICATOR went into the Judicial
contest with that fearless element of
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as matter of honor and deccncy, and
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mendation of the good people of this
judicial district Reform in politics and
economy in the administration of public
affairs is its sole aim. And the contest
does not end with the election of next
Tuesday. The INDICATOR will be found
plunging into other matters that con
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