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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-02-14

There is a miniature Indian corn
grown in Brazil. The ear. are not
larger than little finger. and the
grains are the size ai mustard seeds
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-02-14

HE store porch
was we'll filed.
The Chron &c
fer w a S
there as usual,
lounging upon
t h c b G n C h,
hacking away
at the hard oak
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18
A MOTnER,s EXPERIENCE.

S0HM Bend, IaciHc Co., Wash
DIR. r. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, n y;
Ieq,. .SIy-I began taking yOur Favor
lie Prescription the first month OF pTeg-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18
THE CITY HALL GOES.
Ordered Completed Without
Fnrlher Delay.
LIGHTS AND CAR LICENSES.
A Lively Session of Salem's Live
City Fathers.

The city council met last evening In
regular session with the mayor aud all
members present, except Alderman
Kay, who was absent from the CITY.
Before proceeding to business His
Honor, the aldermen aud city officers
present submitted to Il ,sb light, ard
no douCt u beautiful photo Of the city
dlgnitories will soon ornament tn,
various business offices of the city.
The finance committee reported in
favor OF receiving from q. N. and e
j. Potter the amount due from ,hem
on State street improvement. Adopted.
Alderman Bingham WAS allowed
further time to prepare amendments to
the dog ordinance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18
THOs. HoLMAN,
w. II. RIQin,N

|
Committee on City Hall.
The following parties made applica
ton for liquor licenses. A. Wagner,
kiihger x Beck, Nickerman Il H1acS
and Butte Il Wenderworth. r ferred.
Manager Anson of the Consolidated
Light and Power CON Sauy was present
and was Invited to takr seat within
The bar AS the finance commiitse
recomlnenddd n reduction Of $i5.3S iu
the oil Of the electric light company a
M ton was carried to permit Mr.. An-
son to explain why same should not
be deducted
Mr.. Duncan made a verbal report to
show that Salem was paying more for
street lights than many other cities
on the coast, aud claimed that our city
should have reduction. He gave an
exhaustive review Of the city's finan-
ces, and moved that the city take steps
necessary To reduce the compensation
for arc lights from $40 to 50 per month.
On motion Mr.. Anson was invited to
address the council on the snbject.
The gentleman spoke britfiy aud asked
that In as much as no specific figures
had been given, as a basis of the mo-
tion, that the matter be referred to
committee for nvestigstion. He then
made IA plea for rebate of the city
license on car lines, stating that while
car lines had been operated at q loss,
and hal been abandoned in many
places, Salem had been given good SER
vice.
Mr.. RgdOu moved that the subject
be referred to the committee on ways
and means. Mr.. Murphy moved all
amendment that IL go to special com.
mittee. Carried. The mayor appointed
Messrs. Rigdon, Smith and Duncan
such committee.
Mr.. Murphy moved that the COM
mittee on accounts be- instructed to de
duct from the electric hight bills the
license fees due slnce january |, after
October l, II not paid before that time.
Carried, Albert voting no.
The members Of Central lodge, X. of
p, petitioned the council for the use of
the council chamber as room for re.
hearsal of u drama aud the request was
granted.
Councilman RigGon introduced a
resolution for a committee ofthree, with
the mayor and street commissioner, to
meet the United States senators Oh
river matters. RigdoH, Holman aud
Duncan.
Mr. RIgdon presented resolution
instructing the recorder to correspond
with ten Of the largest cities IN Oregon
and ten In Washington relative TO the
price Of electric lights. Carried. u
An ordinance was presented to estab.
lish a grade on Fifteenth street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18
#Reduced Is 33.

The committee on streets reported IN
favor OF the sidewalks prayed for on
Bellevue streets from l4th to 10Th and
on Mill street from 18th TO l9lh; also
that the recorder be instructed to pub
lish notices. Adopted
The license committee reported la
favor Of granting licenses to Il. Ecker
len, w. r. Anderson aud j. G. Fon.
taine. Adopted.
rhe committee on fire and water
reported In favor OF renewing the In
surance policy on the fire engine fol
$1,000 which was adopted.
The committe Of health and police
reported In favor Of electing four add.
tional policemen to serve during the
state fair. The following were recon-
mended and unanimously elected:
Bert Savage 1. w. Miller, Doc. Gibson
and VIM. Bennett.
Recorder Edes made the following
report concerning the electric railroad
c c1mpanies, which was adopted.
L lind that the Salem Motor On.
commenced operations Ia this city ia
september, 1898, having at that time
three cars running regularly, and one
car used for train purposes. In March,
1895, the Salem Motor Co. made a
transfer Of the road TO the State Insur-
ance Co., which company about two
menths later transferred the road back
TO them. The Salem Motor Co. are
now operating three cars regularly and
one 10 meet trains.
The Capital City Railway Co., con-
menced operations in October, 1890,
using at that time two cars. The Con-
solidated Street Railway Co. took
charge of the road on March !, 1898
having ut that time eight cars. They
are now operating ak cars.
From the records ut my Office find
that the following amounts have been
paid by the street car companies for
licenses:
January IL, 1898, Capital City Rail.
way Co. $50
Salem Motor Co. S9l.25.
April ], 1892, Salem street Railway
Co. SIS.
Making the total amount OF licenses
paid by street car companies 4I9.Z1,
Respectfully submitted,
ED. N. EDEs, Recorder.
The Daily Post bring the only bid
der on city-printing, was awarded the
business for year at ct. per line.
The city hail committe submitted
the following report:
SALEM, Or, Sept. IL, 1885.
To Il Honorable Mayor and CJuncil oi the
GENTLEMEN-We, your committee
on CITY Hail, TO whom Was referred the
matter OF continuation Of construction,
beg leaye 10 report ss follows:
The contractors have dTawn-- $4,000 OI
Estimate to be passed upon 21oo W
Total so per cent estimates and 49,
5000 advanced -p5oz9l VI
Total estimates in full-------- 31oIO w
BY the time the roof ID on ana the
front stepS COmpleted the estimate Will
reach the sum of $4,000. This Will
leave but Sl4, 800 back on the contract.
It is the opinion Of your committee
thai any attempt 10 finish certain por'
lions OF the building for occupancy
without carrying out the full extent OF
tbe contract, Will add extra expense 10
the structuTe, aud II We should attempt
10 simply put the building IN readiness
for Temporary occupancy, the expense
would 80 nearly approach the sun
liked In the contract that lhe euoil
would not be Unsuitable. We also De-
lieve that 10 lot the building STAND a. IL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18

quickly. over 1900 private endorsements.
PpmatugenesB negtns impotcncy ii the first
STAGE IL IL a symptom Of scminal eaknoss
aud barfenncsi. 10 cgn be stopped IN 20 days
by tho us9 o IIudyan.
Therew discovery was made by the Srecial
lists OF the old msus hudscn Medical institute.
,oer rnG 91 blt hSmSss asI soId he fep 81 90 pseE S
ago orc packages FOR $500 Jain sealed boxos),
Written i1'araneo giVyh lcva cure. ifyou buy
six boxes cad are rot cnu.Tly cured, six more
vii DO sent u you + c uf all charges.
Send IN circulars and testimonials. Address
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Sun elton stockton, Market - Kills Sn
San francisco. Cal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18

child, by aiding Nature in preparing the
system for parturition. Thereby labor"
and also the period Of confinement are
greatly shortened II also promotes an
abundant secretion of nourisliment for
the child. During pregnancy, II pre-
vents morning sickness and those
distressing nervous symptoms from
which 50 many suffer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18
..;.rale MIR jug.

A "telltalv" milk jug has boen de-
gised in England 1t isa glass measure.
graduated at every quarter pint. Below
the pint and halt rint marks three lines
are etched, showing the thickness OF
cream which shoald appear in milk u
average quality, in good and in very
good milk. thus measuring both quap
hty and quality.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18
MCXiCan
Mustang
l.ininncnt

lJT
3urns,
Taxed s. Enflanned Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
3ruises and Strains,
Runnih.E { Sores,
inflan1inatioas,
Stiff joints,
Harness s. Saddle Sores.
SCiatiCa,
Lumbagc.
Scalds,
8listers,
insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
I'll Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle
Membrane and Tissl:,
Quickly TO the Very
Seat OF Pain and
Gusts it in a Jlffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang LIuiEicnt conquer
Pain,
Makes rIan or Last wei
sgsi1.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18
nOTHERS


and those about to
become mothers,
should know that
DIR. Pierce's Pa
vorite Prescription
robs childbirth Of
its torture, terrors
and dangers to
both mother and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18

now ls would not only be damage 10
Ine structure but would put the city to
much extra.expense to again start opel =
ations.
10 let the building stand In its pres
eht unfinished condition would lily
oompoIt with Salem's previous weil.
earntd reputation fpr push aud enprgy, ,
fheref0re, your crmmittee b.lieve
That II is to the best interests uf the city
mat the contractors be urged to as rap
ldly as possible push the construc ion
to completion,
Respectfully submitted,
THOs. HOLMAN,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18

Tanks. Collie Co., 7sras.
DIR. X. v PIERCE, Buffalo, n. "
DcaT Sir took your Fayorite Pre-.
scription " previous 10 confinement and
never did 50 we'll IN my life IL is only
two weeks since my confinement and am
able to do NV work. feel stronger than
ever did in six weeks before.
Yours truly,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18

Mamma (iaising the slipper VII.
lie, my SON
Willie across the maternal knee)-
Spank away, mamma, but don't give
me that old chestnut about it's hurtin
you worse'n it hurts Chicago
Tribune.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18

nancy. and have con
timued taking Il since
confinement. / did not
experience The nausea
OF any Of the ailments
due 10 pregnancy, sfter
] began taking your
Prescription. F." ] was
only in labor a short
time, and the physician
"a d / got along un-
us sually we'll.
We think II saved me
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18
Gas! k''';;'!|:::| 2S;]Zy '|'';;'||''|!,;;''y
for Infants and Children.
MOTHERS, Do You Know

natnani sytupsa
most remedies for children o
DO You Know that opium sOnsf
Do You Know thatin countries
without hem oionsf
You
uness o wi $ sempo
DO You Know that costOiu
>tsingreient published everyto
Dr
That has been
remedies FOR ndren ombn
oft dof
countries issued
"casoria" and Its
70
casOra had been harmessF
ss
well, and that m " broken rstr
we'll these thngs ar
1as .sasssss %s;s,,1s s1 szzZz< ssssss ss sss:z
Children Cry for Pitchers castorIa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-18

a great deal Of suffering. was troubled
great deal 'eucorhea also, and IL has
dOue 4 WoTk BOD for me.
MEa w. c. BAKRR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18

and proceeded u furnish 1t, They CO.
cnpicd tho hnuia two dlyl aud on boin
nights heard Ruoi-e that led them TO
helieyo II was haunted, They arc now
In andther house.
Harry AluIlanuy, tho sixlePn-yOarold
son Of Thnmm MullRnOy, residing ON
Park street, had hls right wrist broken
by Q fall ut the EIna.Standard mill yea
terday, where ha ia employed Al a
weghsr
William llarrhon, oi Mt Pleasant,
was here yesterday, on his return from
WeSt Virginia, where he las been look
ing after his business interests,
Ten couples Of young people will "a
to John Wood'sToiidencs, on tho Caii1
pike, this evening, accompanied by tho
Oriental band.
Snit has been brought by Mrs, Mahala
Williams against Barney MCCann Tor
81 800 for selling liquor 10 her husband.
Miss Peach shipman entertained u
number Of friends At her home, corner
Third and Clay streets, Last evaning
LSstnight Mis-, Lizzie IngemYor was
given surprise by large number oil
friends At her home on Pcarl street.
Misses Minnie Cox aud Kate Greer,
who have been viaitug at Alingo, will
return to-day,
There was n surprise marty last night
NLtlls residence Of Mira. Smith, on North
Sixth street,
George w. Watson, Of Chicago, is
visiting his brother, q. n, Watson, on
Vine street.
Rev. W, D. lIArtzog went TO Bowers'
ton on the Wheeling & Lake Erie yes
tsrday,
Rev D. ], Lewis, Of Michigan, WHO
has been here, went to AdeDS yesterday,
Judge IL. NJ. Eaton, oil ST, CiRirsYltic,
WSS down yesterday,
DR.. W. b. Mcclure is visiting reIa'
tlveS at Pittsburgh.
Miss Lena Stokes, who has boon sick,
Is improving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18

LITrLE Rock, AK, Oct. 1.-THE
chances for a meeting at Hot Springs
on October 81 between CorbOIt and
FitDimmOns APPEAR to ho much
brighter Tonight than at my ,Imo dur
ing tho past inW days, Indooi, it would
scem that tue only obstacle in the way
Of tho men meeting in Ngloyo contest
is Eits'a expressed determination not TO
agree to the revised articles,
Governor Clarke returned from Hot
Springs to-day, His conference wit,
the citizens committee certainly mada
IN impression on tho governor, bnt
what tho impression was no one sn ows,
and the governor himsclistoutly refuios
TO say anything on the subject.
Ihu fact that CoTbett was arrested on
a warrant sworn out by States Attorney
league so soon alter Governor GiarSe's
visit TO the springs, leads many people
TO believe that Ihe governor has de.
eidod TO lot tho cOurts settle tho wholO
matter. Should Corbett DO released on
n writ Of habeas corpua, Of which there
seems 10 DO little doubt, it Is behaved
that there will be- no further intsriar-
once on the part OF the governor, since
the granting Of the writ would in O1ect
DO a judicial declaration that boxing in
Arkansas is not u violation OF the law,
Ga the other hand, however, should
Governor Clarke still adhere TO his de.
termination to stop tho contest at any
cost under authority Of the riot act,
ignoring tho writ OF habsas corpus. the
Judiciary and executive would come in
direct conflict, and, rs stated in these
dispatches last night, trouble Of Peri.
Gus nature might occur. An indication
Of general feeling In tho present mat
ter is vouChOd for By Governor Clarke
himself, that the brigadier general has
had himself photographed ut hot
Springs, with Champion James j. Cor.
bett on one side aud Manager William
4, Brady on the other. II would soom
from looking over the situation tonight
tina. the courts would settle tho whole
matter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18
Az Hor sPI.lNGs.
Excitement sulI UnnbNted aud GOVornor's
Action unrnrtnIn.

Excitement still UnabNted aud Governors
Action uuoSrrNin.
Hor sPRiSus, ARK, Oct. 1.-the
people here are strung TO the highest
tension about the corbett. Fitz,immor
affair. Members Of the COMMITTEES seem
to know more than any one else. Tho
committee was pledged to secrecy rs to
what passed yesterday aud last night,
aud Governor Clarke refused to be in.
ierviowod. The best information that
could be obtained by the Associated
Press correspondent is that the inior.
nation furnished to aud deducod by
the newspaper men last night regarding
Governor Clarke's attitude was too
sauguinc.
As nearly as subsequent inyestiga.
tons can be- depended upon, Governor
Carke's position remains unchanged.
lie intends to sec that tho laws are en-.
forced, but believes the local officers
competent to sec them executed, but
when assistance was requested BY the
circuit Judge, Duilie, no. as chief erecu.
tive Of the peace OF tho state, had no
other alternative than to promise hiS
assistance. AS long az thisrsquest is
not Withdrawn he will have to maintain
his position, even though assured that
there would be no iniractlou OF the law.
1. Judge Duilic will recall his request
the governor will be assured that his
i1terierenco is unnecessary. Judge
Dntlis offers 10 submit tho matter TO
three other circuit judges Of Arkansas
judicial districts, aud II they say there
Is no law against the contest bis appeal
to the governor for aid will BIO with.
drawn and he will leave II in the hands
Of tie sheriff. There will be more do.
cIl.yo action within tUonty-tour 10
tWenty.eight hourH.
II !, believed ODOnnell and Maher
will DO arrested to-day and llabcas
corpus proceedings instituted before
Chancellor l.. Lsalherman, who has OK.
r'uiive jurisliclion while in the county.
lihe releases tho men IL will DO tanta'
mount to decision that there is no law
against the contest. md it Is not be-
.eyed Julgs DuGia VIII run counter to
tue ChancelOT's decision.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18

LExtSaros, KY, Oct l7-Ninth day
OF Breeders meeting. Attendance 800
Weather chilly; track fast The titth
race was posLponsd after Carrillon had
taken two heats. The sensation was
tina break ng Of the tWo.yeAr'old record
by Tommy Britton, no lowering II halt
a second, trottiug the mile in 2:l6S.
Summaries;
frat, the johnson stake, value 8, 900,
for trotterG Of the 1924 class Valley
Queen won third, fourth and fhh
heats. Time, 2:l6!, 2:l4a, 2;ljt 9:l5!,
2:l6.
Second, 1928 class, trolting, purse
$500 Wanda won in straight heats.
Time, ?;2Oi, 2:l0t, 2:l9l.
Third, 2:l3 class pacing, purse $1,000
Belle I. won In straight heats. Time,
2:lOI 2:l0t, 2llt.
Fourth, the Lexington stake for two.
year.olds, value $2,0OO-Tommy Britton
won 10 straight heats. Time, 2:22, 2;l5t.
Filth, 2;2s class pacing, purse $500
(unfniihsd) -Carrilon won frat two
heats. lime, 800, 2:l9,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18

Mile, solliug-HAnnan, l0j; Text,
l02; Peabody. Mote. Nswcome, 90i Ava
lon, Master Frod. Mise Dad, Llkota,
Faitchid, no; Charley Weber, Black
Silk, 90; Porthos, %; Virginile, 81.
Ihtes.tourths mila--Landlord, Hull
burt, TraysrS, Major, Drlpps, Clinton,
Domingo, Ashland, ll2; billy bennett,
lssie o, Sistor lone. PatrIa, Early Rose.
Ruth V, Capstone. May Thompson, 1903;
Chonoa, Trumor, Wild lIuntsman, Fair
Faith, Paul rry, l07; Whyota. Gurglo
Suspense, Tancred, Necessity, EISkOt
Canewood, Neutral, l0i.
Ihrre.sightha nils, Eolling-CMhIor,
CochiIs. Presidio, NA<ar', Old Centre,
Umbrella, Deuni, Letcber. ohio, 49,
WagtGil, Tempest Prairie, LAnE, Charley
Sullivan, Elwyn. Burlsy Leaf, Eunleh,
Henry Harris. Kirk, Jim Douglas, ITO.
Mile and ons sixteenth, selling
Morte Fonss. Judith, 1903; BsISIs Bic.
land, Iulin, 81; BlSsco, o.; Norman, o.
Observation-Disclosures mils-Millie 81,
lIelle OF Fordham, ll2; AmerIque. Mar.
gSrot Allen, SOufilc, Dare Dollar,
Lucille H., lO7; Marquis, Hawthorn
Bsllu, Loyal Princess, Anna Lyle,
Eyano.ca, Miss s., I04; Helen Mar,
Hannah, Epona, Argentina il, Evil
doucc, tby EbNrlOs) Camoliat 100; Mar.
qui.O and souillo the Avondala stable.
Ono mills, selling-Nance, l07; Leaf.
lot, l0j; RrsplsndOnl, Lo'tsr, Littln
Walter, lOl; birmingham. %; Elise, 0Si
Sligo OndaQue, %; Wild BrlOr, ST.
Weather clear; track fast
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pndNIN AllN OMAMPIoNs.

The south side Team Defeats the Cham.
pion brownies Three strRiEht-A Rather
surprlslng RsSult-First Games IiiI
score.
Tho second hall OF the series Of games
between the Brownies, champions Of
the Musoo summer league, and the
Phoenix team, champions Of tho South
Side summer organization, took place
last night on the NIuses alleys, Pro.
yious to this the Phpnix boys had won
two out OF three games from HOrvey's
men on the Fette alleys. aud thus had
the better OF tho argument when the
teams lined up last night
In the opening game Phnnlx started
at thousand clip and kept 1t up TO tho
close, soon obtaining a considerable
lead over their opponents. The PhHnix
score was LOIS, onO Of tho best team
scores ever mado IN Wheeling, the beet
having been made by the II. y. Rich
ards team. Brownies wcre beaten
nearly 100 pins. In tho second contest,
which, il won By Phoenix, gave them
tho championship, the excitement was
intense, and US Phoenix came down the
stretch in tho lead tue South Side root.
ers made enough racket for several
political campaigns. The Brownies
made gallant rally, but when the
tenth frame was rolled 1t was seen that
Phoenix was the winnUr. Tho third
game, which was OF no particular Inter
eat, was also won By tho South SidOfs.
Iln arnrn;
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'oasou on noEt luorday cyonlnH Inc
schedule shown below provides for n
rorOoslasling twonty.caht weeks, bosin'
nn, Tuo,iny. October 20 aud closing
Ird1y. April 70. Games aro sghodnlOl
o. Dn nlayri Oh tuesday, Ncdnctdhy,
IUursdAy aud Friday EVENING" ElRht
Dnb, aro enrolled, ~ iolIowsi Brown
i've Namflaa, II. g. Richards, INDIE
ronIerl'. Ddsioi, PrcsB Uinb, Mn'oo'
hul loRbonlH, 49,
so nri1n waR iakon regarding tho
number balls IN bo u1ol to zach irlmo,
bat tio sentiment sooma u DO ~ lhyof
Of uslnp ihfro, Instead pi adopting lhq
nov eastern rnlo Tor only two. a mail
ybie NJ eacli club on this viii DO inkoh
hoi1fn tho sbaqou opsnt nn noEt Inpi'
Jay evening. Tho schedule Ia m ioI'
lows!
first, oiatth, fifteonth mud twehlg.
second weeks-.Ocl. %, Doc. !, jan ~,
March ~, II, U, Richards ". Nnmuloagi
Oct. %, Doc. 10, jan ~, March ',
llbwnIRa VA. Dal1lopi Ohl ~. Dec ",
jan. 10. March ~, Nlu'oo w lndcpnnl.
o0B; DOT. ID, Doc lj, Jan. ~, March III,
l'O'A club w. lIonbonta
Second ninth, sixteenth aud lweny'
third weeks OCT ~ Dec. II, Fob 4,