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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15


Dr. Zen 7omiin, Tcyc Houte. Ind
Iwritc ms said would and let you publish
my sons case. will state that my son had hip
Joint disease for three years. His hip was run
ming all that time. The leg was three inches
shorter than the other. | took him 10 DR.. Ben
Tomlin's Institute and he put on braces, and
treated him N months and nj the end Of that
time his hip was well, and his leg was not more
than one inch shorter than the other. He il
able to do full work, and never complains Of 1t
atal HARVEY INSECT
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Fonr WAYNE, Isp., Dec, ,. isse.

FoRr WAYNE, Isp., Dec :, isS6.
Or. Ben ToHiin:
Your letter at hand. have been intending
to stop and see you, as | have been through
Tcrre IIaute several times in the last two wears
but as nothing was urging | did not do 80. in
answer to yours say that my son sfill remains
entirely well. But as you wish n Statement
from me, will say that my son, now rs wears old
had white swelling in his knee. II Ind been
coming for one year. The knee was very much
swollen and no had to 80 on crniches took
him 10 DR. Rem 1omlin and he made and nut on
braces that enabled him TO walk with tolerable
ease. He also gave him medicine for scrofula
one year, aud he Is now as sound rs anybody.
JAMES HUrcHiSsiN
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TERRE HArTK INp.. Dec. I. 1856.
!, J. i. Dellingcr, certify that my boy, John.
was subject Ia Fits from six months old till he
was ten years old. As | was coming To Tcrre
Haute with my wagon and team four years ago,
my boy had tit and fell from the wagon. My
horses were 50 frightened could hardly hold
them. | put him under nr. Tomlin's treatment
that day and he treated him two years and over.
He has not had a spell now for over two years.
and ! believe he l. cured. J. Is. DELLI>UER.
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SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Aug. 4. 1885.

Dr. Ben 7orlin, Terre Hduie Ind.
Your letter received asking about my boys
spine. Well. he Is well and there IL very little
shopping in his back. wish 10 make this state
ment. That my boy when ~ years old. became
diseased in his spine, an abccss opened on his
back and his back began 10 double. lie could
not sit up. ] went to Dr. Rem Tomlin Insti-
tute in Tcrrc Haute, and he had made braces
and showed me how ~ put them on, and he
gave my son medicines one year and succeeded
In curing him, 10 that he Is stout and almost AZ
straight as anyone LIE \. snyder
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Mr. Swinton has suffered for long time with
certain obscure symptoms which puzzled his
home doctors 50 m uch that they gave up his case
and told him they did not understand H. He
was nervous and wakefui at times and stupid
and drowSy atother times. Had frequent attacks
of violent headache. pain between the shoulders
and In the small 81 the back dizziness roaring
In the palpitation OF the heart irregularity
Of the bowels, scalding urine and great nervous
arrangement. He came to rs in October fssi.
vas treated for disease OF the liver. and cured in
three months
JAsEs A. swrSToS
TERRE HArTE. ISD October a. lisa
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fcertify that my daughter, when she was ten
years old had an abcess on the hip. IL broke
and run for three years. | had IL healed up
sometimes, but il would break out again. II
broke out five places and at every place pieces
OF bone came out She was in an awful cond-
ton. had her tn many doctors and no one
DR.. Ben Tomlin. lie said he could cure her aud
he need not see her. i got medicines from him
seven months. After the first four months there
was no breaking or running. She is as well as
anybody. LowERy &. JOHNSON.
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Mr.. Flushing has suffered with Dyspepsia and
liver disease for three years. and Was completely
broken down. He has been reduced in weight
from l15 70 ~ pounds. AMI was 40 weak that he
wss barely able to walk He suffered much with
dizziness. nausea. pains in the loins and back
headache- constipation ~ the bowels a feeling oi
illlness ~ the night side. aching in the right
shoulder. dull pain in the shoulder Joint restless
mess, loss of sleep and habitual melancholy and
despondency After many vain attempts To find
relief, ne placed his case in our hands and wa,
ROBERT PLUMBING.
EVANSVILLE, lSD., January A. i-7s
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III. Frauman certifcs that his little hoy was
taken with Scrofulous Sore Eyes four years ago
he was still afflicted. he had tried different doc
tors, hut they did no good. He took him to Dr.
1omlin two years ago and he cured him. and he
still remains well. He can be found AT his store
on Tenth and Main streets, or address H. Frau
man, with stamp.
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NfNcES>Es, lSp., July l, 1851.
| certify that had an awful sore leg for about
three years, that went To III. --, of this city.
and he told me that my leg could be cured by
cutting IL on only. then went To DR.. Tomlin
aud he cured me as sound Ms dollar in three
months. PATRICK RYAN, SR.
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OUR sANIrARluM DEPARTMENT

fuc
oorolci
rcast mandn
u class hotels all Their
amount Of attention are stoN pewee
Take haE the 0
.
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In June. lss3. Mr.. C. o. Cowgirl aged thirty
Tour. consulted US in regard 10 his case. His
complexion was sallow, skin harsh and dry and
yellow, and his appetite poor. He suffered head
ache. low spirits dizziness. nausea. constipation
OF the bowels and a dry, hacking cough. Upon a
careful examination his condition was referred
70 diseased liver. and treatment VA admins
tered In accordance with this diagnosis. The
patient rapidly improved and was permanently
cured. This proves the importance Of being able
TO discriminate between different diseases which
present symptoms Of A similar character. Other
doctors had treated patient unnecessarily. be-
canse they had treated him for the wrong dis
ease.
lsignedl c. q. CowsrI
TERRE HArrE, T<D.. February ]. ls's3.
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BAD Case OF catarrh Of Nose.

Son Of Martin Murphy. resides sixth and
Scottstrccts This was truly >crofulcus Catarrh,
the most difficult kind To cure, and often turns
20 eating like the Lupus. and kills its thousands
cured
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TrREE IAUrE, lND.. May ., lss2.
certify that had sore leg for ten years,
and spent great deal OF money number
of doctors said IL would have TO be cut on But
Dr. Ben Iomlin cured IL sound in five months.
WILLIAMS. SUMMIT.
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NOIlCE.-Pcrsons afflicted with old sores
unless cancers, as rule need not visit us II
they Will write a minute description Of their
sore. and especially If the sore is where they
can send us a picture. We do not see one half
the sores We cure. Dr. BEN ToALIN
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sfrs. Flowers had been miserable for three
years with dyspepsia. complicated with chronic
disease Of the liver she became II orose. irrita-
bic and dependent. and her mind seemed TO be
giving way. Under our treatment she rapidly
improved and was entirely cured.
Mrs ELLA FLOWER
TEsRF HArrE Tsp April %, lsss-
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light dizzy spells or choking, or moments Of
uncon>c iousucS~ ARE rallied petite NAL or little
tts. Write a full history ~ The case and send
tn, cost.
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OLD SORE LEG.

VTNCENNEs. august 2, lsSU
1 hereby certify that was afflicted with an
liberated sore Leg. and through DIR. Tomlin's
treatment was entirely restored.
This certificate make of my own accord, and
the above is not dictated by the Doctor himself
Respectfully. JOHN X. GOLD.
r. o. Nincennes, Residence miles west OF
vincennes, in Lawrence county. Illinois.
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NrScENSES. isD July n. 1851.
VIM. Koran, mechanic in O. a N. machine
shops, says that he was sufferer from disease Of
the liver was unable 10 work for a long time
He had tried several dectors but got no relief
He then went TO Dr Tomiin and he cured him
He believes his life was saved by DR.. Tomlin.
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CATARRH.

DECKER's srArroy, KNOX Co. I>D
certify that ! afflicted very badly with
Cstarrh for ten years. The discharge WAS. al
times. very offensive. I went 70 DR.. Tomiin in
ISIS, and b.. cured me lin six months entirely
Mrs. T. c. LOCKWOOD
Write her. with postage stamp enclosed
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l"uI i' ~, ~ III Pry. !" - - ~
the slightest trouble for nearly two years. never
can thank you enough. JoHN =. WILSON.
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John Wilson, of Madison, Ind, wrote me in
April. 1856, that he had n sore on his arm four
inches long; that he had tried for ten years y
&c. IL healed up and cured, but that he could
not do 1t. Several pieces Of bone came out at
different times. At times IL smclled bad.
wrote him that II was scrofula, aud that could
cure him and not see him. / treated him eight
months, and listen to what he says
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
TIE RIGHT KIND OF TALK.

The editor and pubIisber Of the Cot
iage Grove Leader is . man who has
had eight years practical experiences 10
planting, cultIvating, raising, packing.
selling and shipping email and large
fruits. He does not talk through his
hat when be writes about the great
fruit Industry and progressive methods
Of diversified farming. sDd says: "Tbe
day has long since passed when every
farmer can sfi ,rd to raise grain 10 ship
for living. Too many new grain pro-
dncIng territories are being annually
turned into raising grain by cheap
labor. The grain producer ofOregon
and the great Pacific coast country
must feed large portion Of the grain
on the land where II iz produced.
Gain must be converted into beef,
mutton, bacon, lard, butter, cheese,
poultry and eggs. With the coming OF
the railroad and the shrieE Of the lion
horse, rolls in the Irresistible wave Of
progressive farming and the newer and
more thorough cultivation Of fruit with
which to supply the markets ofthe
World. With the railroad comes the
.reat wave Of higher, more far reaching
and grander, fuller and more complete
factor Of civilization. The period OF
,alive grsss stock producing with the
icbes aud pleasure It brings, with but
little effort aud poor management, has
passed forever"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

"GIOvers," the last bonds sold by
Cleveland for tl.04 are now selling On
the New York market at 81. 30, q profit
Of 10 cents on every dollar Of the $62,-
4OO, 900, al even profit Of $4,000, 900 on
the whole amount, And the people Of
the United States must pay Interest on
the ten million dollar profit for thirty
years. That's the way the people get
II In the neck. A Democratic admins.
trsliOn comes high, but the people would
have it.-Oxden STANDARD.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
A Victim Of Fires.

Hruisu Davis, a daFkey who bas
bssl iu ibis vicinity for the past two
yeaTs, aDd ~ late has bsen working on
james ioumau's ranch, four mliss
norm Of here, turned tbe second oabin
from over bis head aud ihis time
burned himself iaially,
hos ihe hne originated b some bat
0f . mystery, bui u 10 supposed that
lssubsn Lad made = good me- aud tbru
lulinK bic bad olose 81 ihs his lald
do@p aud ssui 10 sleep ang ibs beI
riollss caught on nfe When us
ssoks the bod apd sysTy yihlns iD lhs
houas VS. op hfs aud hffols hs eoulJ
esesps biz sl0ihiug Aas all burned
ffom bic hody aiid hs sAs litsIslly
oaoksd alive 80 sag mund, Hili
allYs sl0ul y 0'ulp0k ~ sos ulofulug
~ pelKhuuf sud Dfvughi a. iosn,
300 uuibluE euuld bs dans ipf blDl.
500 90 disa ~ gei,sb lhsi sfsgn0op.
Toe nshlp $40 alnispis gsit si a.
siin)sd d. hWaasnil5 puInrd ~
olhsf ushlp dssu 0u hlmssf - ibs
ssulf fshgb sipul ihssf ulaAihs sa0
pyl ,stslsd - iisi iiips plih aHig >
hs sllshi bplps uislp iisis.d
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
TIE INSURANCE TAX

Another disappointing bill. when It's
features are fully uBderltJOd, will he
the Insurance ts1iug bill MOst news
papers and lts verbal advocates seemed
II think and convey the idea that the
Uew bill would raise large amount 'f
revenue to go ibt the general fund of
the stste and help to lessen the taxes;
that II would realize big sum from the
foreign insurance eompaniee, much to
the advantage Of Oregon generally.
Well, Il IL a good deal ts soap bubble.
The change from the old law is very
slight, 90 far as aggregate amount is
concerned, and not one dollar Of the
sums collected will 90 into the general
fund. The provision Of the old law re-
mains which places II in the permanent
school fund. The total amount col
lected the past two years from insur-
ance tax was 1892 II; the new law
doubles the rate, hence, should the bus
iuess keep up the total amount for the
current biennial period would be SlI,.
6A.42 Baker Democrat.
The above statement Of the changes
10 the law are not correct. The old in
surance tax was one per cent. on pre-
miums received, less losses paid, pre-
miums returned. reinsurance, office 6x.
penses, agents expenses afd commits
slons, ETC., allowing 80 many deduc-
tlons that many Of the largest COM
panies In the state returned no net
earnings whatever, and paid no tax.
Under the new law all will have to
pay two per cent. tax on gross pre-.
miums, less Losses aud premiums re-
turned. II would have been fatal to
the law to not allow these deductions
as under the decisions u the courts
those items are not properly taxable.
The new law has also stringent PEN
atty clause, and will, when II is once
fully enforced, bring a revenue b the
state OF from 10000 to $4,000 a year,
and more each year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

"Senator-elect Geo. w. Mcbride, oi
Oregon, was an ardent lover Of out.
d,,or life, sn excellent bOrseman and II
sure shot with the rife, before he was
CRIPPLED by fall from = wagon a few
wears ago. Since the accident he bns
been compelled to use cTutches. He Is
Que Of the land barons Of Oregon, his
sstate In Columbia couBty extending
from the river front several miles back
10 the mountains. senator Mcbride is
Al years Of e."-Hew York World.
zone Of the land barons OF Oregon"
is good. IL IL almost as ridiculous as
some Of the fabulous statements clrcu-
lated 10 Oregon during the last twelve
months concerning the enormous In
come OF the %OiiiCe which he filled
during the last eight years. Notwltb-
standing these statements and the fact
that ne lived very economically bis
most intimate friends Assert that all
Of his worldly possessions, Including
money, lands. and every other form Of
wealth, did not aggregate the value OF
len thousand dollars when be retired
from the office Of secretary Of state, on
tbs 10th day Of last January after q
faithful service Of eight years.-Ex
change.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26
Hoods pills s;y .sy e e :ay :.sl i.'! " z =
roDAY's MARKETS.

Prices Current By Telegraph-Local
auu Portland Quotations.
SALEM, March ~. p. m.-Onlce
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. quota
tions for day and up to hour Of going 70
pIess were a. follows:
BUTCHER STOCK.
Veals-dressed cts.
HOgs-dressed 3{
live cattle-2C924c.
Sbeep--aliye 800.
MILL PRICEs.
Salem Milling Go. quotes: Flour
IN wholesale Iots S225. Retail $3.50.
Bi4n S11 bulk $3.50 sacked. Shorts tl2
@l3 Chop feed Sl4 and SIS.
WHEAT.
80 cents per bushel.
HAY AND GRAIS.
Oats-209221c.
Hay-Baled, cheat t6@6.5O; timothy,
$500.
FARM PRODUCTS.
WOol--Best, l0c.
HOps-Btst, 20 7c.
Eggs-In trade. SIC.
Butter Best dairy, 1920 ianc!
creamery, 25c.
Cheese -iO 20 lZ4 cts.
Farm smoked mests-BacOu Sc
hams, IL; shoulders, 7.
Potatoes -25e.
Oni0us--2 cents
FRUITS
Appes 50Cs Toe bu.
LIVE POULTRY.
90 .try-Hens, Sc; rOosters mol
FsDted; lux 9; chickens, 81.
Turksys.8@se.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Feed, sto.
FiJuT-POrtland, S2.3O; Walla WallA
W IS; graham, ". Is; superhue, tl9C
o4ts-Whits, 2s@3Oc; milling 8I@
32c; grey, 2869zBc' rolled, IN bags,
t5.75C96.OOi barrels, t5OO@b.z5i cases,
1910.
P1tatoes-95@4Oe pef saeEi sweet, 2c
per lb,
Hsy--Good, t899 per ton.
Wool valley, s(g Zoe.
Millstuffs Bran, tl2 OOshOrts, 81 3 30
chop ised,tlS per ton; chicken wheat.
Toe per GENIAL
HOps-Duil, 297o.
Hides green, salted, ~ lbs sic un
der 90 ils., zlg3ri sheep pslts, lOCs6Oe
DAISY PRODUCE
Butter Oregon fancy creamery PA "a
2bei fancy dairy l7lCB9lc,fAiT a. good
i2tlg lbci oOm mon h(g lO',
Ihreae Oregon lOCBllg per pound
fOuug American, lgl2.e, EBihs imp,
2sCg 80gj D0m,, litglse,
Egg Oregon Va peT dozen,
fOultfy IhickeuH, tiODtgA.60 t,sl
d0Nrn, duckH, llfHh.n0, Eaane. 6bfa
~ 90, turksys dieased, l2e.
lioei iofatsrfs, S(8alo psI IL, fsil
~ gIsd stesfs, 2i@8ei ogsE 2ls2lo
dnssed beef iCBle,
Mutton Beat 'ilssp. .g.60Cs2 10 ehaia.
esaa, tzOliH2 ~.
Hogs rh0los, heavy, t8isltss ~
lighi aud issdrw,tg b0i dieasodl ile l'sl
10.
Yesl small ehalas, 6osao, lsfss, Sc
"A lief paund
hAh FhAeNlkiu hAhhEI
Mupl Oregon faaieTu oiifdor, 81
lhei ap iuisllNf, tlahri do Fslisyi iu0.
lAa
liala lluasuls a l0gle
Iufsi,as fsHy ibss, tuCssh ii
Hrh ~ hHfiiauts i30t1aH lsf Sass
osis hlllluT o. 0ial ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

fgem Nhal sf ssf Nv fArllsnsp
spoui ihe gWifpntss 500 eslalaiap -
lss ilslihunls. Nssllpslap, s,,a esfp
~ niasI Feie ltf lpalsns SOS fwl
epa Nsp iFfeN Nf pnsi e'peIpai
insl ~ plggop sslslslNH bsa - y
So nsl Wml isslfaself NJ eeltg
lsau y hss hsl lsslslsislf slN RsiH
lspls alwpi lss sllalps 1si'ilsf NJ
Al sbf gsalig esp hsles shseh d
lhslg s,le Hllh Az lflsifnasw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

b} lssl slp.tsilans ~ ibFy eaHua
iFsnl iiif a.sf sqiH gsHilVN N lhs raf
iilFff lF uNiF HnF ahF ip nnff dsafnfus
sh1 ihHi q ~ u.Hsiilviipssl fruifalfs
lifeiHfF ls ta8std ~ 81 innsiiitd atu
llIlau "a W. HlYitHis nnlAs ~ ilif ~
it,hiau iNlf MhrN iAN iuis 4 IA
hauH8 , HH hafF fpalbllHE asHnd uf
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go tRHlHl ~ faihlfh y hlf1I u HtallnS
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~ iHfaff efV lHfiN "
~ $3.50 Al i Hsflsif its lsfH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

tfalfl 500 pJNttH ~ ufff ihlHF
tfslF We M AN lHif ~ ihs nwi.
hItAhH fnhuhh liAHffha hstf
40 lhHNfs, HifNi NJ lhF Mshfei ulfa
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

ifh bad nol beep ipI AZ Aol " ihs
lals legislature ihs stalls houss hplslsl
alarm would nol hsye ussp eFeghaulsd
as slets iisasunf nighi hsYs lsfp
hslg vpl snd ihs irsssuiy iobl,sd
Nearly ~ lad - ths ssegy ~ lhs ela
R,sia she dlsspisa slis hsa > l'sly ihf
lsebs ssal nssl lhs hng spd isll ~ sna
"a my whsi weula hslp lsooMs ~
lhsl hahyf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

Bad commentary on our boasted Re
publican Bslonly, II required call Of
the senate yesterday 10 save the rail
road commission rider and the gsnsral
appropriation Dill from ign0mlsous de-
fest, aud then II just dld carry, Thee
voting nay were; Garter Huston,
johnson, King, hoAlIlsier, MoClunR
smith of Cisisop. smith u sherman,
YAndsrberg. Baker clty Blade, Fsb.
~, 1850.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

D., springer Hlmms Nc lhoughl NJ
Apts Il Mas Congressman Eprngsr
wFllss long usier poelie sfiusion foi
tbs Bfownsyils Times lila "IapluFsd
breast Lbs sn anvil eApgs when hs
ihlnks ~ the glh with the ysilow
hanEs.p u slnms eould lsy W fsil
fsses half ~ wsll - hs osn nsks
ssgnss, ss Rdylse hlm 10 eo a. a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

Salem Is having some hot city eoun-
cll meeliDEs. A. the last parliament
taFy gathering J. II. Albert aud Judge
Murphy got down 20 personalities in
ga animelsd way, Albany Democrat,
Aid THE JouRHAL prints what Il
said on both sides without taking sldes,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

4hf eulWnm N AssNiHsleN isisse
lhs Rals lsal bf palllssiiap lall
Nal slelf lssl l.n'l psl,llslilaf hsf 90
~ g W sln lsehf ~ ~ bsn
Alasfl saa alefi ~ n y aassifs n
nhse - pplsf N liipi . ~ A.
ANA ! sslHMasl n ifsae ihfiA
I alee y ~ AAl fNf 4 Nesf
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lsl lusl 49, klsif lhssefag N
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

Tie way 10 win on this issue, as on
all other Issues, IL 10 remain true 10 the
party that saved the Union and main
tained It's prosperity unbroken for
thirty years. That party will give the
Nicaragua canal, the Hawaiisn cable,
the protective tarfi, a subsidy foI
American ships aud free silver as we'll
Il, II, Gall,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

Mr.. MoliTldsl 10 tbs hrsl naiigs one
gonisn slsoisd 90 tbs senate, lie wac
Also tbs hrsi and oniy native bora sln
10 hold lhs ofiioe ~ ssoTstaTy ~ q g.
Judge hsan, ~ lhs suplenis sour, 10
also . nsiiys OIsgonlsn, boTn va 1906,
tbs same yeaT ~ Senator heisFlds and
IN the same oouniy omgon state
Journal
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

Has the devil been In Salem The
Kansas CITY star seys; "The devil 10
never ia greater glse than when be-
eau disturb the relations between the
clergy and the press. which together
form the greatest Of all forces for moral
aud spiritual good
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

AiihouEh ihs sesal0n ~ ihs lssisls
lufe lusi past sss almost haffrp ~ .
suite, iuITy oouniy sseuled uslies in
iish matters loI lhe nfsi uus w yealf,
act outstanding a sas fisely predicted
ihai lhf slsollon " ., a hisssfi ~
tlle lselslsiun snuld isays ibls n1vp
~ pIseiieslly pnmplsssnlsd lispaop
llsolfasg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

Religious Intolerance has closed the
Seventh Day Adventist academy D
Grayyille Tenn. Religious intoleran' e
10 digging its grave in these United
states
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

Somehow or other the fellows who
organize new parties never happen TO
pick up n leader who is penniless.
There Ia 10. sibIey Of Pennsylyanis,
chosen 20 lead the new silver party
He a a millionaire.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

The oregonlan has let up on w.
double .leaded finance editorials. il
thought IL would quit before every q.
body IN Oregon had gone over TO tit
free coinage VI silver.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

A Salem woman sold some X H.
lucky property at bali price and iDv'7
ted II In Salem town lots at ats u
half price. Not a bad exchange, -
sbe planted her lots In fruit.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

Col. IpgersoIl thinks the nomination
for president In 1895 will go to fre'
silver man. No Don.comnittal siaiFs-
man need apply.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-26

Ihs nsallslEa ~ pesi yrsi eiil NJ
\, ids up8p ibs questions ~ silNfl sna
plaisallon lls lsfligliiesp laiil sill
n faupd au lhf nshi aiaf ~ lslih
hsgshhfla AsN