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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
JACKETS FOR OUR SAILORS.

They Arc Made by sewing Women Ia ihs
Employ OF tho Navy departments
Tho natty uniforms of the sailors and
marines OF tho uuitod states navy are
made by corps OF women employed by
the quarterllhter Of tho Brooklyn navy
yard. They me Wei paid, and the posi-
ilon ol tMl0reis or saamstress Is eagerly
sought for by women who earn . living
by making garments The waiting list
u the bureau Of employment contains
more than 100 applicants An work Is
dono BY the piece, and the wages vary
irlm " @ Sl9 week
lhe applicant must present her name
10 lho elfll service board hor applioa
ilon must ha signed BY AZ least tao rop.
ulahlo persons Not only must shs
some Wei recommended as seanstress.
but ihe condition ~ tho WorksAop il
carefully considered Tlnquartarmaster
nlAAes 70 p1ipt chat po WaFk shan hs
aolle ln swsAlshops 90 ln places \ hsrs
lAo clothing Is likely % ho intoied
"Nee appointed thg applicant visits
lha Tailor ahgls W iho navy yard. Whsfo
shs leenFfs y bundle VI gods ~ be
AAde up lntl gaFmppb Iha go,ern-
r'fnl furnishes an lhe trimming Ana
'Alraa Ffom 10 a. b0 lundlu alo n.
sN.l Me} wplning u usually lu4uirss
$50 aa}s o. hplrh lhe garments Ihs
pNlA ~ aeNNpnd snd y pow NJ issasi
lNvmwr0Ais srp pladr W hsap, rIata
snH lNf mahF WWle t3b0 apl,..
lisNtW Rnd updsrhlafol ths a.taass
n'eAe pi J ppnrf aHa alnea 0las h.a
NNl. fhe seAMsH,ss lspsid Is r.Ais m
Ns'N 4hf makW ~ paidht e.nls apis.s.
l'l tlNiN ifNnf'Is sHl t0rauts ifasrl
~ Naesan Nubhils NJ lsas, Ia
Nspi NslFhi hspRes pay NJ ~.
ei'"f faMpn AVS Wada vi ahiisa.ll
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
THE LEGISLATURE
Both Houses Meet Again at Noon
Today.
rrnt-ur

FEBuARY 4-MORNTNG.
The I,uuse was called 10 Order NY
gpeaEer MOorss II 1880.
Reading Of Saturdays Journal "as
dispensed with, and, on recoDme noa-
ton Of the special committee Fnhays
journal was approved.
The second reading Of house billHN's
proceeded with and bills 23O to 2S6' In'
elusive, were referred 70 appropriate
committees.
stewart Of Curry introduced 3 reso'
luton for special committee to be com'
posed Of MessEs. Gurdanei Bafkley ana
Bufleigb, 70 investigate charges against
the management Of the penitentlAfyi
aud report tomorrow the necessity iof
full investigation; referred.
AT noon the members Of the senate
arrived aud took seats, Mr. Simon pre-
siding. Roll-call Of both houses re-
sultedi
Dolph, 86; Hare. 10; Williams, 81
weatherford, 8; Hermann 6; Lord, Al
Lowell, ?; absent, IS.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
Police Court.

One vagrant and one drunk appeared
before Judge Edes this morning. The
drunk was given time to leave the city ,
which he did, but the vagrants case
was postponed until 4 p. ~, aud is in
progress as we go to press.
Charley Williams, a negro, was ar
rested Sunday afternoon by Chief
Dllley for carrying concealed weapons.
He was brought before Judge Edes at
2 p. M. today and was committed 10
iail in default Of SO aud costs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
WALKING FOR WEALTH.
Three Young Men Are on an ANA
teur Tramp.

A11e
The latest victims Of the gentleman
tramp fad passed through the CITY
today. They are Arthur Edwards
a native Californian, aged %; II. +.
Worth. aged p, NJ Pougbkeepsie, n.
Y; and w. II. Duncan, aged ~, OF
Boston, Mass. The tasK they have set
I ,.nIselves Is 70 walk from Portland
Us., 10 Chicago; 10 arrive at their desh'
alton by August 1st; and TO have
II ono each, earned by the way. They
qo ~ R0seville, Cal, thence east over
tne CentFal Pacific 70 oedeni thence 70
UasyrnDe, Denver, st. Louisl and, last
w,aty stretch Of all, 70 Chicago. II ou
li,qir urdysl at their published destina.
tisn they hsvs developed the genuine
egoias Of tramphood, they viii keep on
golog around the world.
A change of underwear and unclipped
lOc4s will be the only concessions "
cizllIzation allowed; 10 all things else
they will confirm TO the strictest code
~ Weary wraggles and Dusty Rhodes.
Llte the youth" in Dongfellow's Ex-
cclsior. they will be deaf alike to the
dulcet invitation Of beauty and the
well-nieaut advice Of hoary age. Their
avalanche will he 'aye-a-lunch, and
their bier be spelled with "double e.
The good-uatured American people are
tolerant Of snch jolly, mild crazes, and
the chances are that the boys will
strike Chicago ahead Of time, aud
abe al u the game.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

The One HUNDRED. The commit
tee Of one hundred held meeting Sat
urday and beside discussion on gen.
eral matters Of taxation by q number OF
the members, the bill before the legis-
lAture, appropriating relief for Iva Tenn
pleton, was declared to be unworthy OF
consideration. A resolution instruct
ing the committee on legislation to re-
duce the salaries Of Marion county
officers was adopted without protest.
Another resolution. regarding normal
schools, was read and adopted without
a dissent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04


MlIhEllirE, AZ hls home neal
Solo, Feb, B, 1850, lsAAc Wllherlls
agod 0s years
deceased wss M for yssT u CON
sumption, And Mas burned ~ Jefferson
tsday, a one o'olook, Ne sss = broth
sr'luisw " !, a. l0hnssn " sAlsm
sod leaves . family,
hAi4i4 a. hls Hams Ia nallsion
folk c0untY, fiday febfuafy u
s'so, isaao nell sged W years Aaa
I noniha,
ilsosassd ssillsd in polk oauniy IA
l6ib.
kFLLh. AZ ths homs VI his unrls
~ huyck, cofnel NJ Alll snd lilgl
tileais, enndaf, febfualy :, "a hA
y ~, ChsTlse hsllg sgsl ~ ypsu
" CONSUMPTION,
lhs kous " lhs asessssd i fsuy
Wa, shsip ins Itmains slll 4,
shlplsd na lhs malnfps ossglsnd az
bnlisl hnsi ssfglsss sss held u ih,
honse a so'glack ihls sl,sgaoan
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
RIVER NEWS.

The Hoae cam up from the me'roI'
oils last evening and proceeded on up
the river to Corvallis.
Steamer Modnc left for Portland tnis
morning at 8 am with a large loau VI
a,ur from the Willamette NaI'ey
mills.
The steamer Eugene has changer
ba, time a little on her trip up u .
rives Hereafter she will reach sal ~
Monday evening instead OF eunuay
evening as heretofore, thus giving
Salem a boat from Portland every
evening,
Passenger steamer Altona left loE
Portland OF 7i45 this morulug WITH .
good load Of lreiaht and about hIteen
passengers. f. ]. smith, shs agent'
has been appointed valley agent io'
the Detrlck steamship eomphny whose
boats ply between Portland and ssp
Francisco.
The little ste mboat Eaglelt' whlef
was lecently pl,ced on the Portland
Eu enc run and which eft Portland
Oh her trial trip up the liver lts
Thursday did not succeed in ascending
the Clackamas rapids, two miles below
Oregon City. Late Sunday evening
aftee endeavo-ing to pass the rapid
for four days, sue dropped back below
the rapids to endeavor to secure assist
ance from another boat or to se2ur
lines with which to pull her ovor
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

BETTER TIMEs.-THE JOURNAL IL
constantly receiving new evidences of
better times In It's increasing advertls
ing orders from the east. The latest
Ia from the National Advertising Co, of
New York, closing Its order with these
words "rhis Is the largest copy we
have sent for this month in years, aud
Is substantial evidence Of our faith that
better times are near at hand aud
that the people will have money 10
spend for that most popular Of all
remedies, Paine's Celery Compound" "
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
Willamette University.

The opening exercises of the Will
annette University gymnasium will oe
cur Friday Feb. sth, 1895, al {
p. IA. An interesting program ~il b.
prepared. Gen. o. o. Howald viii
preside. IL is expected that Bishop
Goodsell will deliver the opening ad,
dress. Other eminent speakers will be
present, aud participate. No charges.
All welcome. Further information can
be had by addressing
J, II, RooRE, Agent,
salem, or l4tt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

FHEf oWEcr salem Grange No,
} held its hpt regular meetiug ioT
February saturday, Ia the state lnsur-
anos hl'os A numbeF 81 bills pre-
arntsi before che legislature were dis.
GUESSED and lhe blll introduced mT the
appropriation ~ $4,000 fg lhe relief
of Iva hmpldnu Who isll lhnugh .
bridge ip lApu oHanty apd sas ssfi.
ously lplYrfi Was lfsolyed aEalnsl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

ORDER OF INJUHCrIoN.-On Satur.
day Judge Burnett issued an order OF
Injunction res' raining J. j Richardson,
b. f. Drake And james Nichols from
removing cer,ain machinery from the
planning mill situated just east of the
depot. At the October term Of circuit
court G. w. Johnson brought against
J. j. Johnson to recover $500, which
causes the above action.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
pRRslaALs.

John G. Wright was in Portland
yesterday.
Jen Myers came down from 6cIo Sun.
day no mug.
T.. II. MIc(,onnack was In Portland
toiAy on.busiueas.
Chas. Johason was 4 passenger for
Jefferson this morlIng.
Dr. Richardson ~ 81 a fJins ~ to
tile X Ksfrni school to-day.
Rsv. A. A. Engleha't was passen-
ger for Jefferson this morning. ,
Mrs. w. n. Magiunis came dow n
from sublimity this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Levy returned from
their visit In California this morning.
Ms. J. II. Daniel aud son Chester
went TO Jeil srson oa the morning Local.
q. II. Lane, the tailor, went down TO
Portland this afternoon on business.
Rev. aud Mrs. q. E. Kllewer, re-
svrned from Turner on the afternoon
ocal.
Rev. Hutcmeon was 20 passenger foI
WOODBURY. this eilsrnaon on church
business.
j. NJ. Lawrence, of the grocery hrm
OF Harrltt a Lawrence, spent Sunday
At Chemawa.
Ed LampoTt was ia Portland yester'
day on business, going down on the
morning train.
Df. J. N. Smith returned from Port
land this morning. having gone down
yesterday afternoon.
Col. Robert Thompson returned Il
Portland on the morning train, haHlna
spenlssunday n. home.
w. ID. Shaw, druggist, Of 81, Paul, Il
Ia lbo clty 10 attend a meeting 81 ths
state board of pharmacy,
Jancu McIptyre, who spent SUNDAY
with hlu friends in this city returned
10 Oregon city this morulng.
Archbishop w, n Gross came uI
FROM Portland on the mornlng looa
nnd la the guest Of Father White.
Tho. Reynolds, Wells Fargo a
Co's naenl, went 60 Portland yes,erdA,
marnlng 20 spend sunday at home
Mlas Frances Whlicomb has 70
turned from short visit "a Tacoma
whaIe she will he welcomed by he
many friends,
\. h Pawsfs returned 10 bis hom
~ Hhedd this moTnlng, after YlslunI
hia brother, uuy M powsw, for aey
sFAl .days
Mrs A. u. hpokley, whn has heel
visiting hsI slti isr, Mrs, w, u, D0wn
ins, rrlufned ~ her home a Oaklan'
thla mefnlnE,
The ismlly ~ ltepTessnl sliye uharle
A, hsblbn.de u Douglas eams 10 ,hl
city saturday afleTnoon 10 stay lill an
cad ~ tho asAulou,
Mg Charles h. heplamln, ~ "a
haeehagE rlalndselsT, osms dosn ~
fhp overland yesterday mofplng 81
hsnlamlp y ~ ,hs stats honas iodal
SAD ppposss fenalag oysT iomoFIow
~ q a lpplnsal lhs wlllamells
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

FauTr 0RowgRs Convention rhoae
sho slsh 10 attend tho Northwest
Fruit drosep Convention, which eom'
nlenoss ~ Portland neat Wednesday
ean procure reduced rata By paying
iaFs 10 Portland aad receiving a eerlih
oals ffom the agent here that ths
holdeT pugpoaes altending the oonYen.
sion. Ihls oeIiihoale, shen oounler
signed ny che uecfelaFy " lhe oouyen.
llon, vlll sulille ihe holder tonllu
liokel on paying Que lhiid ihs pguIal
IaIn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
Justice Court.

Frank Farris, the carpei r living
near the corner Of Oak and Turnei
streets, who caused so much trouble
about II o'clock Satufd4y night by
getting drunk and going home With a
dagger and a Ievo yer, the latter Of
which he afterward discharged twic
was arrested on a w0rr mt out OF JUS
tice Johnson's cou't, changing him
with carrying concealed veal ons. His
trial is in progress as we go to press.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

hKip oS a dRAYH CHARaE Aul
aas who attends cas- sniefislumapl
slgsa A Gas Read. Tuesday nlghi. lh
plh, and s'1 lhpusA lhe wosramm
sllhaul induigipg ln hsariy leushltf
shoals - held ep lhs sflaps 1hafss b.
hsips anrAwsgless la hs sppgeaslpu
" hpmog lhoss na dsslang ihsr
flsipillllss ~ bs sscllsd wapld belisi
salaln assy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
A Church sociable.

At Ccutral Chspei, Tues day eve n
ing, entertainment aud social. Fine
lunch in the basement. All for Is cents
10 cents for children under fourteen
Proceeds for the. organ. Following ii
the program:
Violin solo, Laura Sharp.
Recitation, Jack West,
Vocal solo, Mrs, Layman.
II ,cltution, Fanny Waymire.
Recitation, Lydia Vandervort.
Violin Solo, Master Earl Sharp.
Recitation, Jack West.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Sharp.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

Cur RATES. From today, February
iih, freight rates between Salem and
Portland, aud vice versa, for all classes
Of freight, regardless Of quantity
or classification will take ten
cent 400 rate, except powder,
where the classification is not less.
Lime, cement, plaster nails coal, coke
In sacks, binding twine, fence wire,
(barbed aud plain salt, pig iron, ia
any quantity, seven aud bali 7lcl
per hundred. shingles Ia any guam.
tlty, estimated weight Of may l50l bs
10 the bundle, six aud one.four,h l6l
cents . bundle.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
Ward MeAllisters obssauais

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The funeral Of
Ward McAllister took place from Grace
church today. The church was
crowded aud hundreds stood outside in
the snow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

~ ufgllI allseillnE ~ "a AZ ois
~ I ~ " dlYef stir aNf lsaluieaifi
sni sflilnH hln ~ sNn1 M iuNl nans
~ Nlnt ohe ihhf nAlilN vi u ul
MFtkl4F tAfl1AI lntHhAI fua
plli lsrelfs ihs lelel nlihaal Mllhsl
ffltAas. Aahf leaiNasslele nflls lhsl
Nlll A. lhlf ~ l'sllsals 4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
Helping the Boys.

Another good scheme has been
adopted by the Mission. la all cities
there are boys aud young men starting
10 10 learn trade or beginning IN bust
ness, whose employers cannot afford "a
pay them more than about t2 or u q
week. This Is very small sum out oI
which 10 pay board, lodging, washing
buy clothes aud have little lefi fol
spending money, But now comes the
Mission aud offers 10 board aud lodge
clean aud industrious youths or meu
Ia situations receiving small salaries fol
the srlfling sum Of tl,2b a week, rhll
ID the sort VI Asslslanos that analsls And
encourages the boys 10 make a.
effort Already there are two VINO ar'
thus helped aad tbs Mlsslon vii
stand by others IN like manner Ap
ply 10 Rev, w, ksllowsy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

Allgepkf foNus iIsalfIs as ihl
glssl FAlsgpsl lsnisdy N lhg aay lhf
YNllhsei, aalssi, sailal, tttl h.H pnb
laluites4iehlf splelipl ~ ~ allsT pas
lfin. bNi alse NJ uningnis, MnlWtuis
ale anl elNllial ANellaNs rlMNaauls
A. ~ AllNek ; aps aQl u. .alals ]
lHi1 ANtfllN2 : Substitute
hisNafisf Flb tslsp sasl sl a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
oUMRRRLLAa.L

my that's cor business, We mske new
And repair old, Call OF drop us card
ana VIC viii sttsnq 10 your wants
IoYsgs All prices 30, l67 Commercial
''fse' near posIonies J, l.. Kapliugs,
We sell Psrky Cough syrup op d
H'slllfe guafsuite tO ours 'allthroei
sul iupg ii0ublfs. ID has stood IN,
's' ~ WaAy yesp eud i0lsy Is ih.
'ssllps 'sMely iof me culs 6f colI.
ehsumpilDp Rui all ilsfases 0ftlf
hlnAl au4 lupsa Pnas 6O come ant
~ 900 lupp 6 Rboss '''
A, uAhhk,iA h,eFWAI John 4
Aspirr ~ d. AtR dls nsn ag,.f
HfH Napllts VIA IA M loekv.lt
~ '4Wmplplal surai iii
ANhh lpluAs l.lloup. M.f.b
,n1tN elsf poi pnlen
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

OpHfkn hKna a PES ~ slsT Nd be-.
Deen dlsoosslgd lhai hss sIl varieties,
a h a hiTsRHr lssiaplpni snd they
alp npfgsd NJ pfFTy slylf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

MRS. MAY REID,-An experienced
and thoroughly artistic lady, has
opened new dressmaking rooms at 45
Front street, and respectfully asks the
ladies Of Salem 10 call on her. Eyg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

90 FIKf hsny Wap's bialn has
Iaea op nfs 90 sll g'a'i hoi pissl.
ytla = pls slnsbls 4 iRg NJ kllghsu,
a. - nlsbl sl = YsIy las plles,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

N2tIs fuk W8Kfp sos nogk dnas
a sfs eslsas alesm lagndly eanpai h.
taas = lhs wagl1 Nbllv lsillf sud
1ats sslsl aass 4 sll
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

AT HALF PRlCE-IAst chance 90 eet
"a eh0lee thoroughbred chickens al hall
bFlegs, lonr pleK Of a hundred; must be sold.
r. FISHER, hegspspe Advertising AGENT.
~, ~ MeiehAnls' hHciauge, san Franclsu,,'
OUT M aMulhofissd agent, THIS paper ls kepi
( lhhlsflAN sClEEUE-IileraluTs OF a1.
- Allas on sale AZ SS5 Liberty street 4b-ly
lAkFEl FAFkh-l.arge ,ot OF heavy brown
nm "tapPltlk paper iof sale cheap, Iust fhe
nal onioe F~' N"' ~ ~
'p EAohAAGE-Gooa acre and plated
Wesfsldl dles,tS e,dl eA Fnset s1nnd ior property N
,,.,,,, =, s-2bn
~ lila SHERMAN, p lyper T.ung End
IL G,st G,s't' i,ietqls' olls' stenqgappg once, SOON
aouAple faias W" "F"" ft u
DAEEhs,- Fortlana. sl.erao,so,, -.s,,i.
\ Tacoma eAd san Frannlseo pa a. sl ss
~ heAAslls f0stQAiob blnei
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

lhg ORIGINAL Ahltllhk
nlA hfNi 10 only pat w NJ lafge
ie1 uuut uu blRts. Rni n ap shsDluie
NNfe f.l H.l slfss. buTua, Wuula chen
lfi hsHas ani AN skin ffapiians WIN
psilff'f 5000 sl klnds M pllta Ask
n a. ORIGINAL AhlRllNE
ulNfNthr koldhy l.unn A hnaks
sI p tus psF h1A vi anal s0 ctnis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

nfffa OfNs fnF y Nlllsinpiis Val
- es feasast ssgk lllg naeleg
as ~ sagsa lalas ,stfg heln
tAae
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
John AuGHE8

p'alfF ~ lirsfrglps, l'alsls.
"'''' hlaass ''lass, larpi, ls
4''a 'lf 'nssl rsaplrie slsrL sl
'''u'lfs " all hleas ~ lls
.ila'f lgiisls Halsllsls,l ims.
ualg' 'ifnissl aaa aLiagis. a.a
p4's' saallll v iGRlss hllDs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

Al Nill 800 la llsg Rpd Ma
Z lfNNfinN ~ ilf pslslQasf IA
Fstis. haNaal fsliasil lsaa )
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

DoLFH-lssiill Ia town snd so are
kenworthy a Barnett, aud they are
serving q hpe meal for only IS cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

Every mail adds 10 the growing lists
of The ONE CENT DAILY all oyer Ore.
gOn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
SAID ABOUT THE LEGISLATURE

0AlO A0OO1 LII b6NAS1~@ -
No Improvement in the vote for
DJlph. He had tetter take the special
railroad car, return to Washington,
and by his presence at least earn some
Of the salery that is being paid by the
accommodating Guard.
The speech of Hofer, nominating
Hon, Fl. X. Kincaid for U. 8 senator,
at the Joint session Of the legislature
last week was q concise statement Of
the principles and polices Of the anti
Dolph contingent.-Southern Oregon
Monitor.
Tom Cooper is doing his utmost to
represent al of his constituency in the
legislature, but it takes back-tracking
to do it. With Thomas it is cause Of
"be id II he does, and be id II he
don't,n and after voting twice for
Dolph, aud five times against him,
Yesterday he again voted for him.
This is indeed ramfied representation,
but It serves both factions faithfully
and well. Thomas is bound to please
all of his constituents if he has TO
bust cog to do it.-COrvallis Times.
The Anti-Alien Labor bill introduced
by Hon. +. Hofer of Marion, to protect
the citizens labor against alien paupers
who are imported from other countries,
to take the place of our fellow citizens
OF the "manner born" and Of those
who come among us to make homes
and become citizens. We hope the leg
islature will pass this bill, and thus
give Oregon the honor Of taking the
initiative in helping the nation TO rid
ITSELF Of q menace TO our institutions
aud protecting our own toilers.-Eu-
gene Broadax.
This paper is still Of the opinion that
Hon. Binger Hermann is the proper
man to elect as United States senator.
or course. D1lph is the choice Of all
leading republicans, for the leaders are
politicians, with u big p, bnt the rank
aud file Of the republican party are al
most unit for Hermsun. IfU. 5.
senators were elected by direct vote Of
the people. aud Hermann aud Dolph
were opposing eandidstes the result
would be easily foretOld. Roseburg
] PlaindealeT.
The efforts on the part of Senator
Dolph's emisaries from McMinnyille
sow at Salem TO convince Mr.. Guild
that Dolph is the choice OF the Repub.
licans of Yamhill county will prove
abortiye, as Mr., Guild knows that
out Of 3 voters ia the county regardless
of party affiliations, are opposed 10
Dolph's 70 election, aud have got the
manhood 10 stand by the people against
the Dolph maohiue. We would be
pleased ~ say The same of tho other
members, but cannot do 80 al this time
But perhaps the numerous petitions
that have recently been sent la may
attract the sltenlson Of those gentle
men in tine fog them , redeem them
selves with ihelr people iamhill
Record.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

No Improvement in the vote for
DOlph. He had tetter take the special
railroad car, return to Washington
aud by his presence at least earn some
Of the salery that is being paid by the
governfnent.-Euge Guard.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04

The speech of Hofer, nominating
Hon, Fl. X. Kincaid for U. 8 senator,
at the joint session Of the legislature
last week was concise statement OF
the principles and polices Of the anti
Dolph contingent.-Southern Oregon
Monitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-04

an opportunity Of advertising. always
had my eye on the main chance, and
made everything pay. The fellow who
travelled along with me to do the slow
folks had to pay for the privilege, and
if he was arrested I always got some
advertising out Of it by writing a com
munication to the local paper disclaim
css all responsibility for the acts of the
accused.
Il always made it point to get my
name everywhere. and whenever any
one asked for my autograph he got it.
Once when l struck little town a crea;
string Of little boys and girls stood in
line waiting for chance to get my an
to2raph on the little cards they carried
wrote them az fas. as could, thinking
to myself, 'McCue. old boy. your name
Is getting 70 be household word
when | looked around the tent that
afternoon thought AL the schoo! chill.
dren in town were there. ard 1 guess
they were. I was feeling pretty goc:
until commenced looking over the re.
ceipts and found 400 of my autographs
with admit bearer written above them.
That is the only tine in my life We;
ever tunkoed BY school children. San
Francisco Post