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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-29
POVERTY AND MONEY.
Resortng to Cheap Currency Brlno
 Financial Disaster.


 Financial Disaster.
 To urge free coinage of silver at siv. teen to one in the hope of giviny money depreciated 0ne-half is ranl, 5is, honesty. 1t has it's origin in the sana old heresy that arose during the peric5 Of deprecated paper money. The fras coinage of silver is of the same piArs of cloth as the greenback expansion of 1s74 Then. as now, the trick of ra. sorting to cheap money as a means of curing the difficulties following afte. a commercial crisis is evidence of ;g. norance as to the cause of the di8. culties. But the leading free silver aa. vocates of to-day are but the same ol8 green packers of several years aoo The nexus between the greepbacl heresv and the silver heresV is ctaa. and distinct. Senator Stewart in speech in congress December 10. 1894 said:
 The greenback party was the pion. ger in a movement for relief. fTbe army of contractionists was 50 wei, organized at the time-1874-tba l, could not be successfully resistedl The greenbaek party was scattered but not annihilated. It came into ev. istenee to right a great wrong which still exists
 If anyone supposes that poverty s due to a scarcity of money" 1t is hfgb time he began 10 study the subject oi political economy. Poverty is laet of those articles of food. clothinr and necessity which we hope everrops should possess; but it is not synopv. nous with lack of the medium br which such articles are exchanged What is usually meant by ..seareitv of money is a scarcity Of wealth n exchange for money. Wealth is ang article of value. If men have bins bursting with oats and wheat they havp articles of wealth. and they can easiIv get money for them. If man is poor that means that he does not own wheat, or corn, or other property | he has no control of such property, oi E course he cannot get control of money whether there IS much or little in CT cnlation. If man has diffeultg ia paying off mortgage. it because he is short of wheat or some kind of property. It would do him no good to increase the volume of money over which he can get no ownership. If money of yalus is increased in amount, why should anyone expect to get more of it any more easily than he should expect h get more wheat when the annual prod uce of wheat has been enlarged? Hs can get wheat, or money. only by gt ing something of value for it. PovertF V then. has8ittie to do with the Yolums of the circulating medium
 Consequently. indebtedness eannd be paid off unless the debtor gets con trel of articles of wealth, that is. ua. less he produces something salable Increasing the volume Of money vii not increase his corn crop. And if re sorting to cheap money brings abou financial disaster there may be poorer market for the only goods h can produce We have often seen il history that period of depreciatei money is, in the end. destructive of in dustry. Laughliu, in ehicag Times Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-29
SOUND MONEY soUND'

....The cause of sound mohs, 7, prevail beyond doubt in the !, nss, X tional convention. St Paul U,Vy
 ...The free coiners who hels lp. frame that democratic silver Pms ,iss 1892 now pretend they dldn as ~, was loaded. St. Louis Globe Dtu'
 ...Utah's declaration in fs'g silver is probably the work tsa women. A man always takes x < yer out of his pocket and lays rs elI| bureau before he goes to bed Tribune.
 Thomas NJ. Patterson' orado, who was on the suD.cor, that reported the financial Ps ,a.I the national democratic pia~ 1892, and who offered an exp,s coinage amendment to that p'a not insist, after his amenap.s;, been voted down, on interprss:r,, plank as a free coinage aen but bolted the ticket nop'''u that platform and sllpporteu the populist. Louisville Con' nal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-29

most perfect confidence in the success of the undertaking, and said he was pleased that nothing had been heard of Nansen. According to the most accurate calculation" !" he said. "three years, at least, will be required for the journey to be completed, and if we receive any information before the expiration of that time it Is likely to be tidings of misfortune"
 This was reassuring, but my skepti- cism was not completely eradieated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-29
NANsEA'S FERROUS TRIP.
Drifting Across the North Polar
 Sea in His Little Snip.
win He Ever Return Aliveg-A Talk with 8Irs. Nansen in Her Home Ia Chris tiania, swedeH-A Very CoBr-
 ageous Little Woman
copTRreHr Iw

CoPTETGET. fs95
 ''I hope that Norwegian men and women will send kind thoughts 10 us while we drift through the cold. dark polar world
 This was Dr. Frid5of Saasens fare well to his countrymen yThea he set out on his adventurous voyage in his stouf little ship, the Fram; and il has been realized There is to-day no more popular name in all Scandinavia than his
 The thoughts Of the people are kind. but they are gloomy Few of the Nor wegians expect that Nanseu wifi ever again see home. It is a pleasure to me to call attention to some exceptions.
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Chance for a preoedent

Fuddy ' Whats the trouble with Caudle and his wifef
 Buddy She has sued him for breach of promise.
 Fuddy-Breaeh of promiseq How .an that be when they are marriedq
 Duddy-- Why, she married him for hls money and he declines to give ur the money -Boston Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-29

"A French provincial newspaper, which boasts of its large circulation, publishes the following naive an- nonncement on the subjectof charity concert: We advise all our readers to secure their seats in advance. on ac- count of the smallness of the hall, which only holds about fifty persons Tit-Bits
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-29
A Terrible Disappointment.

Newsboy Calling paper)- Evening Yawperi All about the murder and suicidei
 Mrs Goodcheer-Here, boy; give me a paper! GA moment later.) Pshawl they're nobody know. Puck.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
Senator Brownell.

Hon. Geo, G, Brownell, OF Claeka
mas county, was ia the city today at
tending tho supreme court. Mr.,
Brownell declined 10 express himself
10 a JOURNAL writer on the senator.
ship. He Is an able lawyer, an
eloquent and popular orator, q man
whose utloAnoes show him 10 bo a
friend Of the people aud no tool
OF the corporations. ME Brownell
carried his coanly by a large yole aud
is one Of Ihe mon who will moro than
llkely be beard from Ia tho future
political history of Oregon, He
possesses qualities chat would mako
him aa admirable presiding ofileer OF
the senate
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
School Dedication.

Principal Byland, of Butte gllle, was
In the city today to complete arrange
ments for public dedication Of the
new $1,000 school house just completed
there on Monday, January u, at 10
m. Appropriate exercises will be had,
including addresses by the principal,
by the then ex.Supt. McElroy, by
County Supt. Gibson Of Clackamas
county.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Butteville
are drilling children Ia music and
patriotic songs.
The q. A. r., men will have charge
OF the nag raising aud there is a gem
eral invitation extended to all the pat
rons Of the schools. A banquet will
close the exercises. it will be great
day In the history OF the metropolis Of
lower French Prairie.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
A STRANGE WILL.
Not Believed to Be Genuine Doc
ument.

ument.
san FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.-ReierrIng
TO the will Of the late James q. Fair,
the Examiner says: "If Mr.. Fair was
In sound mind when he made this eS-
traordinary viii he had undergone one
of the most remarkable mental trans
formations in history. That this col D,
suspicious man Of business, who was
accustomed 10 boast that he trusted
nobody, should suddenly repose un-
limited confidence in a few clerks
whom he had known for only few
wears. and had never taken into inil'
mate relations, argues an astonishing
change Of heart.
GAS matters stand now, only certain
benefciarles uuder the will are the ex
ecutors. They have permanent salar-
les and enormous fees, with no obIlga-
ton TO furnish any security whatever
for the faithful execution Of their trust.
Nobody will question their good ioitf,
but they certainly deserve coDgratula-
tions on receiving from their en-
ployer in death a mark of confidence
that was meyer extended to them
in life The impression lett on the
public mind by the singular af-
fair is that either age and disease had
iupmr d Mr.. Fairs faculties, or That
be sat down 10 pure maliguity to draw
a will that would cause as much
aud as little satisfaction to his
heirs as possible. We trust that his
course may not become precedent.
Public policy demands that great
estates shall be divided, to be managed |
by those who inherit them according
10 their own judgment and at their
own risk. We want no nursery of huge .
fortunes in America"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
DRIVING DRIVER OFF.
some Of the Dolph machine papers
are printing the following:

some Of the Dolph machine papers
are printing the following:
"Quile number Of the friends Of l.
ID. Driver, Of Lane county, are talkIhg
Of presenting this noted divine Ior
United States senator. A representa-
tive Republican this morning, VINO u
advocating Mr. Driver for this position,
said that the United States senate J.
nJw composed nearly entirely OF law.
yers and milliODaires, and tbat tbat
branch Of the legislative department oi
the government must be reformed or
el .e Ine republic will be in psrili hence
h , wanted Oregon to start the ball oil
reform rolling by electing the Lane
county preacher farmer" - Eugene
Guard.
It is understood that DR.. Driver, who
Is an eloquent pulpit orator, man of
brains. aud a lover and student Of
English literature, is not exactly salis-
fed over the creation Of the chair of
English literature at the State Uniyer-
,ity, and has nearly upset the whole
lob, in his usual vigorous, horse sense,
sledge hammer style when aroused.
Or. Driver is too honest and intelli-
rent a man to stand such slam on the
University, aud it is suspected all this
talk Of the Dolph papers is to switch
1im of from his war on the McElroy
lob, which was put uD by the Portland
b1sses. 1t may be the machine can
lrlve Driver from his purpose to defeat
hat Job but ordinarily he is a man
much easier led to DO right than driven
/ do wrong.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
Salem, Or.

rhe Pendleton Tribune of January
lst contains the following: I'D. d..
Cofiey and Carrie d. Woodrum have
received a marriage license. The
groom is from Salem, the bride from
the Milton vicinity. The marriage IL
cense was issued at Pendleton, and the
ceremony will take place today in
Walla Walla." This accounts for our
usually hard working assessors long
absence from his Office in The court
house. The bride has been teaching
school at Milton, Umatilla county, for
several months past.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
The Magnificent Souvenir

d. 3. Worthingtou, editor Of the
Klamath Falls Express, yesterday com
ple.ed the publication Of his elegant
New Year edition. 1t is printed on
highly calendered cream paper, and
the press work was done by the Capt
tai Printing Company Of this city. il
is flied with rich half tone cuts, pre-
senting birds eye views. landscapes
AMI portraits Of prominent persons
On the whole it is the best gotten up
edition o. the kind ever published
In Oregon. Mr. Wortnington is the
elDuuent editor orator Of Southern Ote'
gon Democracy, and made the notable
speech Of their last state convention.
He IS an old-tim,s printer and news-
paper mar, which facts account for his
ability to issue this artistic number. It
is grace Of which klamath people
can be proud.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

The RISING RIvER.-The river stood
1871 feet aboye low water mark at 2 p.
m and is raising at the rate of inches
an hour. The lower warehouse at the
0. p. & N. dock is flooded, the upper
one being used instead. The Eugene
wharf is only approachable with boat
the approaches being washed away.
The Altoona warehouse is about one
half covered and the AI!ona and Alice
A. have TO land at the north end Of the
dock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
COURT HOUSE MArrERs,
What is Doing at the Seat Of County
Government.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

W0aJ IL OOlNB dJ Jhc oVab VI SSuHNJ
Government.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
p. Herr TO G.. WeDger 40 acres in
sri W, 81 600
A. and NJ. a. Wirh 10 J. NJ. Wirth;
20 acres in 6 =, 3w, 81.
j. and A. Vermilion to j. b. +.
Ward; 80. 66 acres, 8, r / W, 5000.
l.. aud p. Provost to Mitchell, Lewis
Co; % acres and It 2, blk 3, Woodburn
Packing Co., add to Woodburn, $500.
T.. aud T.. Boyer to Scott q Cook; Its
2 and blk Z, Woodburn Packing Co.,
add to Woodburn, $500.
a. w. and A. B. Ocobock to Ann
Sect; 1t /, Ocobock add to WOODBURY.,
81, ,O5O.
d. and S. A. Boyer to Scott & Cook
acre, 5000.
II. A. and A. s. Johnson to A. Ma
son; lts 10, Il, l5, aud IS, blk 8, Brook
lyn add to Salem, S40O.
II. and Il. Hurst to A. Mason; Its |
aud 9, Hurst add TO Salem, $3.50.
II. p. aud Il. A. Boise to Lake La
bIsh Drainage district right of way, 81.
The Oregon Land Co. to ID. f. Hol-
loway; blk IS in Scots Mills, $40.
a. and NJ. A. Wirth TO f. G.. Wirth;
90 acres t6s,r3 W, 81.
A. and NJ. A. Wirth to #. G.. Wirth;
20 acres s,r3 W, 81,
w. Il. and l.. ID. Wyatt to p. and S.
Jack; 90. % acres . 8, r2 W, $993.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
New AdvertIsemenls

I w az Ell--lo purchase within miles O
| .n'u b., '",lt' acres sul good land, Will
.''' .li Ios,, ans few nun trees Must be on
i',t' qua price reasonable. Address H
,,.... 28l'
4 '+Al MANlEb- 10 DO housewgTk f,r
'L l"o' Must be good go k. ln,
l.l ht7lAE97 .urPuRIUNlTY ioI
'tnf ...s H,A ana Others tO organize
sn.g9 0r,g',n 'I." iAn1y l4ra Pa}ing. and vel
'''. 'tir I''hhAL salem mo-, 'Iu,s
tLf ~ Wanted. active bong.
". IAl} lo travel IepfesentlD.
lrl, reliable house. SALARY kiSm"nii'
p a.i travelling expenses, wIIi' nor. h'i
".'.l. iH.usr reference aud teIf f.di ,t'..',i
Il ttopr. the pJmluion, BIZ oman
4 .ii hit FhlCr iAsI ca.uce lo ge
tA At" ..r INNII. .Aurtd tlIukfrs uf s
NJ H.r. ~" 'l hundred. must le s0li
] 't tfhiis sssptptrAlgguI-in. Ag.,,
- Ulause. SAN FfunrI.n
laa..Ia....arl 'saAD f4Is PAPER Is Eep
Ghh. .tAN rDfAuE-llts.l... .,.-
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| la'nAApt u4al sp, and p.ail.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
ssttlemsnt Of Blueh eld

WAsniNGroN. Jan. i.-The pres.
dent has sent 10 the senate full 10.
port ~ ths Bluedelds affair Il show 5
that the administration has practically
succeeded IN settling one OF the most
annoying International questions lhat
has psrpleNed the government Tor 10
yean. The controversy resulted nm
1he efforts OF tho United s,stes To on, A
q shorter sea route 20 California.
through Nicaragua
grsst bHlain, however maintained
q proleeloIats owes tho east coast oil
Nicaragua, apd irom lS5l until uog
Che Vnilsd States and Great Britain
have nol ceased their uonlsnllous over
Che Mesquite lsrdioTy, but a. shown
ln 'he 'spat lhe Nasqullas hays dual. |
y bssn eomplsssly Incorporated under |
N''s'ssasA soFsisigaiy aud dnai /
hH'sln has absolutely sgrmHdefd al |
.'ainis ans tsaegulisd ,hs "pafamouui
'e'sls'saV ~ 'pe gogslamsut ofl
Nbarsgua
o. pylses cfsam RaAiag l'oedsf
Ne'ig's l'sis iilghssi Asass.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
Willamette University.

The opening exercises of the Will
annette University gymnasium will Oc-
eur Wednesday, January %, 1895, at I
. -. An interesting program sill be
. epued. Gen. .. o. Howard viii
preside. 1t is expected that Bishop
G iodsell will deliver the opening ad-
d 'ess. Other eminent speakers will oe
present, and participate. Further in
formation can be had by addressing
]. II. RooRK, Agent,
Salem, Or. A If
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

SCHOOL DISMISSED. Owing to the
fact that nearly two feet OF water stood
In the basement Of the East Salem
school building this morning, the chill
dren were allowed to go home and no
school was held. There is considerable
water In different parts OF the city, and
the attendance at the other schools is
light.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
RIVER NEWS.
no Hoag ia IN the river.

The Hoag is up the river.
Steamer Modoc is down the river.
The Eugene left for Portland at 7:lO
a. ~.
Passenger steamer Altoona came down
from Independence at 7:l5 a. IN. After
taking on ten passengers at Salem she
proceeded on to Portland with b iat
load Of sheep aud passenger list Of
twenty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

FALLING TREES. .-One of the large
cottonwood trees standing beside the
big bridge having fallen against 1t a
few days ago, the result is they are all
being removed, They are large trees,
one Of them boilg about five feet in
diameter, and should it fell against the
bridge might do great deal of dam.
age.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
PERSONALS.

Governor Pennoyer went to Portland
today.
w. II. Bllyeu, OF Albany, is in the
city.
Hon. Il. G. Baker, state printer, Is at
Portland.
Hon. J. B. Looney, of Jefferson, Is
In the city this afternoon.
Presiding Elder Parsons went to
Junction City and Monroe today.
ID. Il. Worthington, of the klamath
Falls Express, went TO Portland today.
II. +. Parkhurst, OF the State Insur-
ance Company, is at Spokane adjust
Ing some losses.
Sam Kerr, Of 81. Paul, and John
Hoefer, of ChanIpoeg, two solid Marion
county Republicans, are in the city
today.
Capt. j. Il. smith, OF the Modoc,
has been granted leave OF absence for
thirty days, Captain II. G.. Young TEX.
ing his place.
Clarence Keene, who has been visit
Ing his brother, DIR. j. M. keene, was
passenger for Fairfield this morning
on the Altoona.
Senator Geo. G.. Brownell, and Rep
resentatlves q. o. Rlnearson and +. l..
Mlnlle, OF ClRckamas county, were In
the city today.
Mrs. Hank Lewis and daughter Con-
ME returned 10 Corvallis per steamer
Hoag last night, after two weeks
ylsit with papa.
Halem's we'll known contractor,
Archie Mason, has completed the Job |
OF digging the new ditohes In the Lake
Lablsh drainage district aud Ia at home
once more.
j. ID, Hurst, the Aurora miller, Ia IN |
the city. lie saya the people about
there are nearly all against Dolph for
senator They think he ls too much
for the railroads.
June Eastman, n young pharmacist
~ thls city, and formerly An employo
OF the state At the Insane asylum, left
this morning on the AltonR for Port
land, where he will reside permanently
IN the future
WIN. q. Harlow, 0i bATlows, Clack.
Anas county, cue Of ths enthusiastic
Sighting Republicans OF that county, is
A. Hotel Willamette. lie ls confident
che people of that county want a better
ifieed ~ silver elected ihan senator J.
X. D1lph,
Geo, q. bingham returned today
ifpln Corvallis, whsre he went TO argue
aealasl tho sale ~ lhs o, 4, hallway.
iila ellsais however asked hlm 10 fayor
the sale, lie does not ihink tho Eng
llahplen. Nha oilefed t90.0o0 through
hiE Nash, Will not eoms foFuaf Ths
sale viii he conHTmed on lhe lelh iusi
4 hls oplnlon. ID
GO itlnesson,of Claekanias oouuty |,
Hasln fnh J0uRsAl ollios t,,iay snd
deslalss hlHself nnquaiinsdly agalnsl
lhp old nolpt - alne a lhis stats. lis
lt = lAN}sf, eangAasea every pF@incl
" hlp roHniy and hsllsYss he rspn, !
lsnis sac senlimsnl ~ lhs pss !
VA ~ lhai eounly, zoe b'ad d
,nl llalisnl stand ssalnsl lhs ald raFl'
Esd napllns flls leopls " hls noanly
Iheuld femsmbeg hlm aHd fheas " hls =
|pnnif eho siana wllh blm, ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

AN EFFECrINE REVIVAL. ~-Rev. l.
b. Fisher is at present conducting
most interesting protracted meetings.
Hundreds have been In attendance,
aud Notwithstanding the bad weather,
the Interest has been maintained.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

THE TEsTIMoNY-Of Our regular pa
irons Is nattering TO us. We serve the
best Is cent meals 10 be obtained in the
city. Clean cooking y spe0lslity.-N.
y. Kllehen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
Cirrus STEWART
NOTICE,

he regular annual meeting of the
Of the Capital National
bank, of Salem, for the election of di-
lecIors, will he held at its banking
bouse on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of Jan.
uary. a. d., 1885. at o'clock p. N.
j. II, ALBERT,
Cashier
oAttA' DEC. ), 1894, lit d
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

lrhAs NAAgusnFn A maguih
coat warm rain lsst Might oarfisd ga all
az lhe itp ipohssol snow ou lhe ground
that kil day hsiop yesterday. A
bslay almosphsv prevails TODAY
seeh ls ongon winter
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

No huoN ihe Oregon pogllfy ulsu
nill 400 bold shop in oanneeilan
silh 'hs lpliapa sapas.llon, a. has
usen annoHuad.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

Astoria papen are wids.awake, and
Will not be outdoue by one another in
TIE matter " knowing each olhers Gin.
eula'ion' one paper Is having a cen.
'us 'aksn 20 Pad out the circulation of
the other
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
Common Sense

Iu9ula ,I.tl oe used IN attempting to cure
Ihal very disagreeable disease, catarrh.
As caIaffh originates in impurities in
tne blood, local applications can do no
leinlanent good. The common sense
helhod " treatment IL to purify the
blood, and for this purpose there is no
preparation superior to Hoods Sarsa-
panlla. ''''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

ths naaihffu ftpihg oFeian1 uaiu
aas lhls mo'nlussi HslfH hsd nol
lfafhsl Ashlsad 81 nolH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
BANKER CoNFESsEs.
The Insurance Swindler Tells Of His
Fraudulent Scheme.

poprr.NnJa Whom Datactiya
I,.enh NV of this ci,, arrival in
Sioux civ iowa Yesterday morrinp
and colIed Of tho oity iai, Of tbat rloco
Richard r Rsnker who defrapded
the a. D. u. w. of this state out Of
soooo hv nr,,srdirr +, l.ro L.,,
'-''' -
drowned, made 10 lurih ? effort TO
co,oe,I bis idau,itr
OI0'''' i - wv
On leaving Portland last Saturday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

~ meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Eugene Loan and Sayings bank,
the capital stock was increased from
tl0 900 10 ESQ 900.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

DARBY LESLEY, AZ thr rcsidsnoe
AZ o. A, 4. Darby iu the Waldo
llls east ui salem, January D, 1875.
Mlm Nora ~, Darby % M Ffank
l,rslol, kgy a. Mlddlu officiating
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

HOODS Pills cure constlpation nv rf-
larry canal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

A Minneapolis nrm 10 making con.
tracts with Washington parties for 900
acres FOR seed growing They will Is.
tablish seed farm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

The commissioners of Douglas
county, Washington, are being peti.
toned to purchase poison for the use of
farmers 70 poison squirrels with.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04

There was balance in the Canhy
city treasury Of Sl5L45.
The new Baptist church will be ded-
icated at Oregon City on Sunday, Jan.
pary 9Th.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-04
". II. low NlNI.
HE ANTI-MONOPOLY
Strictly Cash Market

am doing all my own slaughtering ard
sausage-making. Sell all fresh neatsHSo a. 30
ssIhlgtIaIor shgGa products. Free delivery In civ.
shop opposite brewery. N''''
sI-,, CHAs. WOLF a CO..
Proprietor