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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-30

Csc Box Paper, l0c.
4Oc Box Paper, l5c.
Bay Rum, zoe pint.
Il Carbolic Salve, l2c.
III (Others charge from Is to 2jc,)
Quinine, CSC ounce.
(others price 50c.)
Cashmere BOquet Soap, 2lC.
Y @ (Others sell for 25c.)
4 47ll White Rose Glycerine Soap,
lie.
Pears Soap, lie.
"a (Others price l5c.)
fellows Face Powder. l0c.
(Reduced from 25e.)
I Fine Complexion Powder, SC.
(Reduced from ESQ.,
CamphOr Ice, sc.
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Elegant Tooth Powder, lac.
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Crab Orchard Water, l5C.
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Buttermilk Soap, SC.
'g Fine Glycerine Soap, sc.
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M (Reduced from 25c.)
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Beef, Iron and Wine, Csc.
k (Sold elsewhere for 5000
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sozodont, SOC.
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GlyCerine, 25c pint.
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Ammonia Csc a pint.
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y 25c Whisk Brooms, 10o.
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WILSON DRUGCO.
LEXINGTON KY,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-30

Try TIE HERALD for one year
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
Circuit Cout.

&c. LawsJn, the forger, has been
arraigned on two Of the seven indict-
ments against him.
In tue case Of Meyel6sld Il % vs,
Emil Gallmsn, u motion to dissolve at'
tachme was overruled aud u motion
for default and Judgment with oFdei
70 sell ellsehed pFoPeriy was alIuwed'
IN lhe Lillian bdwpg N, 81 =, pn''
suit nuutiQh fof rev Trial @as bget'
tHied and Judgment an yefdIct Ofdereh
A.. q. sbiB VI. Julia and A. H,
Daruoh, defendants motion 10 BEL
aside clerks tag alton OF Z ilts aud for
leave to lille III shirnded verified
stateiiieht allowed but without cost
ON this motion.
J. @. Lawson, the fOrger, WAS ar
raigned on two Of his fYe indictments
the judge aud prosecuting attorney
going to his cell for the purpose, us ht
Is still unable to stand trial.
In the case Of SAyres vs.. Mohuey eI
al. A judgment was given plaintiff
on verdict against Mohuey and Sm.tn
Continued as TO other defendants.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
prsshxterian Entertainment.

The following is the program Ui lLt
entertainment given tomorrow, Fri.
day evening, at the First P,esOy trnaL
church by the Mems league, brgiumbt
promI 0y at s o'clock
Song aud accompaniment, "Olo
Ballad"
Selections on PhonOgrAph Pmt.
Butchan.
Children's du4t, Miss Hu'clisJu ,ud
Master Wilson.
solo with guitar accompaniment
Mrs. Virgins.
Humorous selection. Miss Sara a.
Brown.
Selection, Ladies' quartette, Mislts
Davis, Heulat, White, Mrs. Wiggius.
Bass solo aud chorus, ~ Am Kiip
O'er the Land aud the sea," Mr. Jr,
llogorth.
Selections on Photograph, Prof
BulchAn.
Laughing soug.
soelable. Refreshments.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
On The County Road.

A Tennessee farmer who grows millet
and COW peas together with good results
saws that the COW pea il a warm climate
growth and does not do well If sown too
early. They should not be sown until
the ground il warm; then the pea and
millet will do splcndidly together.
American Cultiyator rays that potash
best supplied in the two common forms
If kainit and muriate Of potash. Where
4 soil is lacking in potash, it can be sup
Jlied in the cheapest form by applying
.hese ingredients directly to the soil and
not in any mixed form.
II has been advised for scabby leg OH
owls TO mix teaspoonful Of kerosene
n pint or a little more of SKINNED
ailk and allow the fowl TO stand in 1t.
A brood mare that isa fast walker is q
reasure on a farm Not only will she
ransmit her quality to her colts, but she
will train them by her example,
Few Of the new aocessions 10 the trot.
ing ranks take the precaution 10 learn
wen the surface before beginning tobuy.
they buy irst and learn afterward.
II is the breeder who was unfortunate
nough pot 10 hdo any winners in his
table this year Who THINKS the business
as gone 10 the deumition bowwows
II costs money 10 develop sperd, and n
nau without money may own colt
which has inherent qualities ~ make .
rOlter, but la bis hands the colt Is dies,
iued 10 a life of obscurity -Turf, Field
nd lAIIn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS,
BROOKS.

Died-The infant babe Of MI. ana
Mrs Nelson Massey, two miles south
w.t. ~ Brooks, Wednesday, Feb. ~.
Ms Massey is very low al this writing
Friday evening. just after dark, ~
R1bt. Newsome was coming t. The
st ,tion, Two unknown men met aud
requested him to stop; that they
wanted to talk to him, As Bob was
not ia talking mood, he gave the
nearest one a swinging left-hander that
measured bls length on the ground,
and Robert made tracks for the nearest
house. Having two gold watches on
his person, he did not care to play with
them any longer.
Mrs. A. q. Perkins and her mother
are both ON the sick list at this writing.
Several loads Of young folks from
Brooks attended the protracted meet
Ing at North Howell on the 9th inst.
Rev. Armstrong. Of Woodburn, ably
filled the NJ. T.. pulpit here last Sab
bath morning and evening,
A ggubbing bee was held at the NJ.
Y. parsonage Wednesday, and the good
sisters furnished the dinner, eonss'
qusDtls ,hs FsluFnu wsrs gfsdllahis,
Treasury Robhedl-sMla May Ramp,
tteasbref Vi the Junior League, WAS
tobbed 6he night last week by boihe
unknown party, going through her
father's liouse while they we're abseht,
securing tile tfeasdrer's cash. athount-
lpg To about $500, aud palt Of cuff
but ons
Mrs. w. q. Evans Is spending week
with her family, near Brooks.
The w. 9. r.. U. meets Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. E.W. Chapman, ,at
2:3O D. m. All are cordially invited.
Miss Maud Wolf, Of Silverton, is Wis.
lting with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Harrass.
Frank Harrass was Ia the country
doing some grazing on the 9th. He
ia the lad that knows how TO do 1t, too.
Prayer me, ting Thursday evening
Feb. II. Led by Alex Harold. All
invited.
Services next Sabbath at II and
O'clock.
Chas. snd Ida Arnold were guests at
the home Of E. X. Shaw sunday.
Mrs. McClard IL st home for q time.
Ms. ]. w. Shafier was Ia BROOKS
Monday, returning from WbeatlaDd,
where she had taken J. w. for the
purpose Of receiving boat load OF
spuds.
Many Of our little folks have been
threatened with lung fever, but are
improving.
We sish 10 state that Harrison Jones
aud the three young ladies that we
made mention Of last week were bap-
tlsed, instead ~ being married, M the
paper stated.
Thomas Harpool aid ueo. w. Mas.
sey were IN Brooks today.
Hop growers meeting at Brooks On
Saturday, March 20.
Aoy ons wishing nTst' GLASS gardner
would do we'll 10 give our blacksmith =
call,
Call aud see our harness man, SIN
Wolf n he eau not sell you a set II
harness, he can beat you game Of
checkers.
Jas ffuit IL busily Engaged Ia plow'
lng hor bis spllsg crop.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
- q T',TTo To7iage stampl'

IN. following from Mex co City WI WI,
interest the multitude Of cfaliAs s'' VIZ -
Collect pogtare stamps; A new series o.
nostage stamps is in prooess oil onsia,,
in9 bv the Mexican government ilGu
will make it, appearance ior 'Y'S 49,
september This is tie first Issue ol p'u ,
70 torial postage stamps ever Issued !. ~
Meyico They will be in the uSual u1. I,
nominations / cent, ? cent, 4 cent, 0
cent and 10 cent, and will represent! s py
cleyerly executed drawings the various
sto,,es of Mexican mail transportation
showing the motive power Of man. pul' U
90 stage and steam train. New VI
leans Times Democrat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
THs nuLL HUITER BiL


a ihofauEhly sppneisilys audisnes
witnessed ihs Presentation " nPas.
slon's slaFs " ~ ihs Ihsglss Rlsss Dgs.
o'slie Go, ~ lissd's elsfs haass, fhs
play sss slagsd 90 lerfrellan snd u
ipll ~ Vesie snd eoniie sliuaiiobs ln
plssslns Fsflsly Least, lbs eanis.
alssi y lfflw ~ lhs blues ~ bllllous.
efss lbs lssdins laay spu lbs hsaHs
and sdnlIsll',a ~ ~ ~ hsI mnnrls
ls,ilialsl - autasuh,sld uuasf siTsia
" s'nil'n ~ iphiFHoss fbs Ohilsu
e,sis's ~ laslf Efssi asnes slarlaiiy
ihs shlaeiad hsgs nsFsf lasp
eiasisa lui Hfaa ihelf nspfss hsfs
. isilg siiishiiinsss, syRimsliy $40
l'siissi slisslliF " sawfsslap N sfsgs
aipsfi,isii liisl y fsisly lguslisd ~
ise'i'i y hsa A. NuissI alsplsjs, ba
1hfis ls si'sapi1ll pa Issilsipi ~ lis
liili,s s'iAslslffi siih ihs hls hssi 81
li,e llsl ls islsslsd ihh stfnlns = go
ntr n'iiifaf itslHifH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
A Pleasant Evening.

chrmeksia LodRs No !, ! O.O.F.,
bsld oos of Ne eploysbls mselings ln
ias bail lssi sysping Gfaud Mast, }
J. g. Parser sas present and dsllysHd
80 addfsss ihsi sss asll fsosigsd by
ihs lafss numhrf 81 iLs npmbsrs oi
ihs lodge sho ssfF pfpseut A uum.
bsf " lhs oilosfs ~ lhs hairfull, cleo
niads spss'hrs, slisf which eos glsItols
pf'ossdsd ~ slioaE's nslauiant nhsis
ihsy pariHh oi drllrslr npasl
iifssd Alsslri fsftfi lfn ou ihs n,onp.
lns ifslp ~ fpNlsud ahsfus all
Yisli ihg lswslndpf ~ ihrse,t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
Bill for Relief Of Miss Iva TEN
pletOn.
IT IS CONTRARY TO PUBLIC POLICY
Also VetOes the IBqulsltOlial Pure
Food Law.
THE vEro MESSAGE.

Eek ECUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
Feb. %, 1895.
90 the legislative Assembly;
This Till, house bill No 30, entitled,
an act for the relief OF Iva 1empleton
u account VI ipjurIes tuStaIned while
travelling on q public highway ip Linn
mupty, ofsgep,n TIE imufy was
laussd by pesllEcpes IN nOt seeplnE
ridge on Hdeb highway ~ 4 reasonably
,afc condition ior the travelling bibllu.
rne claim, y thgre we're ahy, would be
'ntdtt tor dalh ,ge4 'rde bili appro-
,rIaies the sum Of 81, 900 as' compensa.
lou f,r The dAm ages or iuJ irles - sd,-
tIIned. upon the ground that NJ MIss
remplelon had been deprived Of 4
remedy TO to frdfess hem by the leg.
i.latlve assembly Of Oregon. But this
is not so, for at the time Of her injury
there was no remedy providing com
pen 'ation for Injuries for negligence la
su IN cases. To deprive one Of a remedy
,ssumes that one existed at the time
. after the Injury occurred. There be,
lDs therefore, no remedy Miss Temple.
on could have no claim for damages
,galnst the state or any Of It's sub-di.
yisIous, or counties. But notwithtt md
ny this state Of the case, she Is making
claim for daInagcs againit the state,
Y, what IL the same thing, cOmpeDsa
ton for her Injuries, because II provides
no remedy, aud the purpose OF the pro.
posed bill Is TO give her such c0mpensa.
ton. Ia other words, by this special
,lcr, Miss Templet IN is TO receive com
pensatiOn for "A claim Of damages
agalnst the state because II provided no
remedy for negligence Ia such case.
This seems TO be IN conflict with the
latter clause Oi SEQ. ~. Art. 4, Of the
oonstit utiOn, prov vidiDg that no special
net making compensation 10
auy person claiming damages against
the state shall ever bv passed" Bat,
independent Of this consideration, the
bill establishes bad pFeo dent which
viii prove detTiuient tO the public
welfare. II Ii, therefore, against pub
lie policy - approve such measures,
For tbess rsaAOns, much as ] sympa'
thlzs With Miss Templeton IN her
mlsfortanes, feel compelled Ia veto
tue blll, WM. r. LORD,
Governor
TnE nuLL bulTkh BILL,
Governor I.ord has also vetoed senate
bill lvi, kn"su 10 the pure food Law
iils message is brief aRd 10 ln the fll
lowing wpfdsi no the legislative as
NJ mbiy Ny objection 10 the bill lo7 to
prevent ihe sale ~ unwholeaoms food
etc, u lhat Va requirements are eom
plleaisd aud lls provisions Too nleddls
sums fof the doiag ~ buslnsssn
This 10 lbs bail 10 pT.ysnl sails aud uss
~ huiisfibs sud oiheT adullsfalsd iaod
pnaiuuis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
THE LATEST IN CREPE TISSUE,
pEReoNALs.

Rslph Moody was passenger op tb'
lAO local for Portland.
Mr. snd Mm. frank Alssaudsr arr
Willing friends In Eugene for . feN
dsss,
A, ilIoasef WA 10 Hubbard lodEy bh
b0alhyss eJlns dowH ~ The BidrlilhR
lfald,
Hon. 4. Il Moofes and Jas. A.
Baker, mnde bhAlhtshtfIp TO MIlwPuI
kIe yesterday.
ID. NJ Smith, of the Oregon Land
bolnpnDy. went u Portland this morn
Ing on LtsInesa,
Attorney George q. Bingham ie
turned this afternoon from q buslnesp
trip 70 Albany.
Mrs. w. @. Kantner left this evening
for weeks vIslt with friends in Al
. bnny and Corvallis.
w. Is. Lawier aud Others, went ia
Woodbufn this afternoon, 10 attend
the Mcbride ratification.
n. Il. Mitchell. of Portland, son of
United States 5ehaior ]. II. Mitchell,
wna In Salem on business yesterday.
Miss Rodman, Of Chicago. arrived In
the city yesterday aud has accepted a
position Ia the Reid millinery parlors.
Miss Laura Myers, who has been vis-
ting Ia the city for several days. re-
turned To her home at BcIo on the iiil7
local.
senator A. J.. Johnson, Of Bclo,
passed through Salem on the afternoon
local for Woodburn, where he will
halp ralify.
Mr.. Sam Church returned 10 Port
land on thla afternoon local, after via
iilpg her parents, Councilman and
hm- J. ! Murphy
w. n. I.awlsr. aud II. A. Mearu.
vent 10 Woodburn 20 help rsllfy with
the Republicans this afternoon. They
are fro silver men.
Superintendent ueo, \. Downing
and prisoner returned thla morning
where thu latter gave evidence Ia .
caee before the nnuFL
sheriff aud Mira Knight aud daugh
tsr 4 ina, i0iay attended chs weddln 4
~ the sheri1's niecs Miss Edna Hny
deF io n. A, lisren,
Charles Allan, who has been. EN-
ploysd ~ the Holsl WlllAmstis fnT
she past slx weeks, lefl for bis home Ia
Portland on the nlpFnlug overland,
n0ysfnof aid Mia Wm, y. Lord
relnfnsd frap Portland this mofniag,
uhsFg they had ihs plsasuFs ~ nlest
los usnsTsl -, q Howard, lssl sysnl
inN.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
You Don't Have to swear OF.

says the st Louis Journal Of Agrieull.
urs ia an editorial about NO-ro Bae
the famous tobacco baDil cure, 1--WE
know Of many cases cured by NO.TO
itae, one, . prominent 81 l.0us aFchi
isel, smoked and ehewsd for tweni,
years Two boxes cured hlm 80 that even
lac smell " tohAeoO makes bin sick y
NoIo' Nae sold and guarnlsed BY u. J.
ffy, NO cure no pay Book ifeu. ktsT.
ling Remedy Coskew York ~ Chloago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
A Great Battle

Il continually going on Ia tho human
'ystrm' The demon Of impure blood
illyes 10 galn victory over the eonsti
uilon, 10 ruin health, 10 drag victims
the grave Hoods Eafsapanlla l.
ne weapon with when 10 defend ones
slL d1ye the desperate enemy from
Tee held, aud restore bodily health f0r
many yean.
llood's Fllls cure nausea, sickness.
1nlkt.llou nnd billl0usness, ~ aenis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
WELL, TO DO FARMER SUICIDES
The Jury Decides Dependency ana
Mental Derangement the CAUSE

Samuel Burkbolder, agsh about q
years, unmarried, wen l'n' a.'
prospefon- h,rurr, llvinR "n" h''''
from Aurura. committed suicide 'r"'er'
day morning Wy hanging hin,tli 10 a."
spple,tree,
Coroner A. VI CioU8h took Toe l;4o
local Yesterday f,r the srene "f the
rash act. Arriving NJ Aurora jury
was SUMMONED c,nsisiirg"i u hirh'
ham, Cleo. VIII, Eruest W"f W. II
Bowen, john aud VIII am L'nS. HeV
eral witlesaes were exsmined qua the
Jury brought IN verdict that dealh
was caus, by 'despoudenry ana Inat
the decreased wps mentally dcringed"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

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~ lhs I. a. ~ ~, y l,sias lsiksd -, n
n aiHsHlssd sla,ul lhs ihlh, ~ hslei,
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isfisih AS slais alpfsuilan NJ fhsi w.
asii shieh Rs,is hsis IA Asl ti,s
uispa llesiss, sna lhs sisaa sasanip
s,ssi u AS ! y ~ b., wM a.ssi a
ihs ssaiF isiiis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
RIyHg NEWS

lh' Aqiae 10 faselsa dasu nau
isfslih tonight
slss,ssi ilwais siil ts up haA tls
'nrlgpl.i'ls lhis slrulps
fhs ksllesg ssYs w fsH r.n4as
lel. sl'fipaan 900 p'.saa,io oUu0 b.
iadilfpafsef
H,ssiiisf fYsfNs aIl a.isfHl.a.aa
i's'. lisiflsisis lsH mfu4f .s -.
ssiasisl bsl slil HaHaH5 it..0 -.
~ ssaif llaf uist
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

3feisif RW puf spstieiif Ne ags
eanslsDilg sSHnius sna oaassagasuily
ihss sge llssb, 1asip iils wsy Iss,lils
Wsnl li,ss,,, $40 ihals shy ihsy al 81
u hifsnss ~ pfsles.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

4HF l.faf hkaesE lsgss esssls
asilpa, nl,nilf lailss. sliaadri ills Asb
hseNFsaeg ssffless ~ lAs ~ fssls
flasaalsi ehann pssisiass nefalns
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

a MAhniAuh Lsehsas, lhs oovHiy
elegk lssusa nasrflsss iiassss ~ y, a,
lssspa, saa Mics hina Nayasg, yuslsg,
ass Als apsasf \ nlses ~ shsFln
halshf.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

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siife 1880 AH mistHIa ~.
saif Al aisp sntft.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

ltNf uhaA ths Atsf ilpp geasis
y his ~ sti FNiissHaiss n,'HAiil : .ll
bela a,iriins A. fanfsN sas sasia.i
ls,sal lsili,tls p htr A. afsl hslsiasl
fs,issil - ~ ~ aiaH u a,ll,
sllliff
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
sunday school Convention.

1as annual Marion county SUNDAY
school eDnYsnilon will hs held la
Woodbufn, oosnmsnoipg Thursday
ai,ernoon, AaToh b, aud continuing 90
lhs 10Th There sFe slKty -lhFee sun
day sshspls Ia Marion eouniy, snd all
sill bs spfessnled sg lhs ooaysuiion
Ihe ssefriafy ~ ihs association, kept
iiosofsb, has opffsspondsd silh Man'
sKsl ls kaehlsT, ~ fagliand, fof tbe
puflsss ~ sseunnF sps,'lai Rates, fof
lbuss sha slsh ~ aiipnd ilsY q, a.
Nbllsmap 10 pissidssi ~ lhs sss,,ola,
liop and superintendent o. ~ ha,
hnKsl % rhslfmsa ~ ihr skspyilFs
ealnniilss nf % A, psilsy, ~ Waad,
bulp, hsl rhaIss ~ ihs niuslesi $40,
Eismur lbs pgssldsni ~ ibf ilais
eagtsbll,s ~ A nupipe, sil ~
pifsfni lsp dsls " ils sfsslsn snd
sill apllfsi ~ sdanss on in3f Ftsis
Ass'slsllss 2 sna slli slsss lu fsssia
ip ihs iisasa n,bisils 2 fhs halsn
~ pslfn siii slso ~ nsj
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nahm
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ssiff tHi A. ihsis 80 Hfil ihha
r1ia a IA ihf nanib iiFif nisl A. :
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

Postmaster Bonham Ordered 70 Dis
miss One Carrier.

miss One Carrier.
Postmaster Bonham has received an
order from r. n. Jones, iirst assistant
postmaster general, notifying blm 10
"feduce the carrier force one man."
Nc. Jones. la his letter saye "Yon
are serving 500 people with i've car
riers, or 10000 per carrier, or 1000 less
than the average served In other places
the same size and having similar con
di,Ions az Salem; and this within an
area ~ three aud a half miles. j am
satisfied that with a proper schedule
and Encouragement OF your carners'
routes you will be able 10 maintain an
efficient service with four carriers.
rhe reduction must take effect March
I, 1896"
The capital city Of Oregon, as al
snow, Is scattered over large area.
Ita,e aud county. iDstitu Ions, parks
aud squares, wide streets and large
blocks dlnluish the population per mile
aqusFe vsry much.
Az present, the carrier fpfce y
.cagoely adsqusls 70 The present city
limits, aud more than ous.hHlf lhs city
ID outside these llmIlr, Asa matter VI
tat, ubl oassilpll lhs population Di
~ Capital Ulty Of UpeBn has mail
carrier sefvltg add Tie ttstti6tion on
oIice hours aud delivery cIefka ls such
,at the lsboring man cannot get hir
"a ~ at all The eArnesday or after WORK
IN houfs
In addition ~ us coiilus The order
20 reduce the carrier force by one man.
PeiI ions aud remonslrances are beIug
IL acllatei agalnst the proposed reduc
.t,n, and tslsgIams have been Sent
D lay by THE JOuRsAL 10 Senator
Iitchell aud Congressman Hermann,
stIluy firth the facts that this would
york a great hardship on the people OF
ialem, who are now supplied with y
otally Inadequate service.
All our readers are urged to call ~
THE JOURNAL Office aud sign remon
trance against this action.
THE DELEGATION WIRED.
The following dispatch was prepared
tlils morning and sentto senator Mitch
III Iand congressman Hermann and
Ellis.
SALEM, Ore, Feb. 25, 1895.
We protest against order Of First AZ.
distant Postmaster General Jones, d..
recllng dismissal Of one city mail car.
rler Ia Salem on March lst.
Tw0-thlrds Of the area Of the city
aud more than half tho population are
outside the city limits. We urge As All
absolute necessity mn Increased Hllow'
anee foT clerical aid Ia the Office. and
we protest against any reduction la
number of carriers. our extensive
publla grounds, large blocks aud Wide
siTests make the area served by i've
carriers, double that ~ other cities OF
equal population.
Petitions aud TemOBslrauees a. the
depari meDl will follow,
OEo. w. MoBRiDK.
GLANDS dArCH, Mayor,
DR, j, NJ, iAlTlI,
J . huRPnY,
HUFkU iiNfla
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer Ia Groceries, Paints,
oils, window Glass, yarnlslles
and iile most complete stock Of
'irusiies oi All Rinds IN the
state Artists Materials, Lime,
ialF,'emeni aud shingles and
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

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