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The advocate., 1895-05-22

OUR business" imbecile in the
governors office vetoed a local bill
that was favored by all the people In
the township to which it applied,
giving as q reason that ''it was pa
ternalistic." Yet he dsres not op-
pose saloons IN a town where local
sentiment faVors them.
The advocate., 1895-05-22

Co1N's FIFANCIA1 SCHOOL is doing a
grand work. IL has not only given new
views to hundreds Of republicans and dem
oCRats but it has converted thousands Of
Populists. II will be easy 20 unite the
voters on the silver platfOrm.-Wichita
Beacon, May IA.
Now, pray, to what new doctrine
has Coins Financial School con-
Verted Populists?
The advocate., 1895-05-22

4 Q9Bbns
Il 10 said thousands were guilotinsd
during his reign. This, in the ordinary
sense, he never had; he was simply ons
Of committee. The death signatures
which he signed were few, while immsdl.
ately sfter he was killed, tens Of thou
sands Of his sdherents were slain In an
parts Of France, with 40 much 1eEOCity
and as little mercy as the British troops
gave ths Indian mutinesrs Of '54. AN
this class OF facts, together with any
summary OF the measures he proposed,
or those he denounced, history, most az
it, is Rs closed "a q clam, as silent az the
tomb.
The closing Of the Jscobin club, sus.
pension Of public meeting, abolition oe
manhood suffrage, the handing over Of
the country to the corporal from Corsica,
the elimination at Waterloo which
handed France over to that money power
which now holds the world 10 Chaing.
These are all but surface events; Che
real student will ind beneath them
causes that mold for veal or woe Che
destiny Of the human race.
OF Robespierre's death and its pre-
tended causes volumes may be, will ba
written. When they are, the Capitals
lament, that he "hss not been properly
honored" will be in vain. While the
world Is moved by the story Of John
Brown, its heart is big enough correspond
to the true story OF Frances hero, The
records Of BsbeuEs conspiracy preserved
by his faithful secretary through forty
years Of exile, the brief slsgy and lie
published by that eminent scholar Bron.
tOrre 0 'Brien; these, and the ContFibu-
tions Of unpaid esssyists are among ths
most reliable data. Never vet have hla.
torians dared to print the wonderful I'D.
dress delivered tlree days ere his death.
This orstion was the key TO open tho
door to q millennium for sll Frances
sOns and daughters; Blssl 1t was the
death knell Of HIM who uttered it, yet
the convention voted il printed in lot-
ters Of gold to be sent to every soldier
and citizen.
In this occurs the declaration "COm-
merce must be made q source Of riches
to the whole nation, instead Of simply
providing fortunes for q few rich ma
bobB." The printing was purposelY de-
lsyed, even when the tongue Of the ssgs
and patriot was hushsd In death. It has
been basely allowed to slssp in the tomb,
while horde Of writer's have got Cat fees
from the wealthy OF the world for coVAE-
ing him with ignominy. They are of that
tribe pictured by Byron, who paint the
devil blaCker than hell, yet tomorrow
take bigger fee to paint the same devil
whittier than the whitest angel.
The reformers Of America should well
come q full discussion of sll subjects on
land, finance and government connected
with the lie and death Of Macmillan
Robespierre, but more especially to the
study Of the declaration with it's thirty
eight articles, just given to the world by
the ADvooATE.-John Radford, in the
Drum Beat, May 4.
The advocate., 1895-05-22

Not Q foot OF French soil was covered
with the invaders while Robsspierr Q
lived.
All this while tho logic, the pleading
OF select Few prevented q return either
to the old monarchy or the initiation Of
the more dangerous scheme OF the
Girondists, whose empire should reCOg-
nizs only culture and wealth, where
man and woman would Btill b0 outside
the civic pale, remain forever the o.
nailIO, the victims Of money kings and
traders, instead OF one debauChed hersdi-
tary despOt.
The ADVOCATE may we'll say the dOCu-
ment in question contains prsCSpts that
may bs pEOfitably studied. They em.
brace the abolition Of the millions of
tramps. Their right to existence 10
equal that Of any other member Of So
ciety, their rights to employment must
be obligatory. The general revenue
should be raised by q graduated in
COme.tsx; sll who only get q mere living
should be RbsolVsd from taxation; the
possessorB OF superAuitieS owe a debt to
those without nsoessaries; the law must
determine how the debt shall be paid;
the right Of property 10 limited; it can
neither invade the libeE tY, existence or
property Of others. Amy law that sub.
Verts this declaration is null and void.
These are but q few summarized
points. No wonder the Capital man
shivsrS, then shouts; ell this means
blood and horror, while to the lovers Of
his race it all indicates the pathway to
be tEod by nations who would build
better than erect palaces cor few from
the ruined lives, suffsEings and Bubju-
CATION Of the millions.
The part that Robssplsrre took in the
eventful struggle which shook of the
old despOtism and crushed the new,
his patriotic life, his heroic, death, forms
one Of the most thrilling Of all the sf-
forts for complete emancipation. To
prevent this being undsrBtoOds tons Of
ink, with an endless amount Of paper,
have been employed; the pSerRge be-
slowed on Alison, by Briton's RriStoc
rRcy, the 5 cent editorials in Kansas,
are ell part Of the wages given his cal
umlnRtors.
Robespisrre was not o radical "a
natic, actually q very mild reIormsr,
until the king Oonnived with England
Tor an army to keep him on the throne.
This act was abhorrSd by him, Rs by the
majority Of Frsnchmsn. LOUIS lost his
life 40 q result. II this ia to be CON.
demned, then, to be consistent, Arnold
should have been elevated to supreme
power, Washington sent to the sCaffold.
Tories were then for paying tea taxes,
their descendants to day advocate more
subtitle, far.reaching interests and rent
paying to British bondholdera.
Yes, Mr.. Capital, one statement you
make is true; he was idolizsd, but don't
fear. Life and fortune may bring you
many changes, even pleasant surprises,
but to climb to that pinnacle iB not your
destiny. The payment OF election OK.
penses out Of contingent funds-the
SpOils belong to the victor. All your
long tin horns, your brass bands, coupled
with even another dose Of letters "to my
dear governor" will never land you 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17
MINOR LOCAL MENTION.

Eugene will not celebrate the
Fourth of July.
The Oswego Ironworks are to start
in y few days
Now that Tie first crop Of hay Is
made by fore-handed farmers light
showers are ob'igingly descending.
Clarence w. I{eone, n well-kn0wn
and popular Sa'en student Of the Uni-
versity Of Oregon, has been chosen a.
orator for the F"uith " July ceiebra-
ton at Junction.
Gov. Fletcher cf the Daily Post can
turn a very graceful figure Of speech
bot that Is the only connection there
IA be- tween him ana graceful figure Of
any kind ON pic Gle or af'ot.
The hog does not live exclusively
at Salem. The Sheridan Sun says:
"salem wants 10 600 people TO come
and celebrate with them. Give the
Sheridan shoat chance this year.
The Salem hog is waxing too fat"
The indefatigable work that has
been done by DR.. &. II. Chapman, since
he has been connected with the uni
versity as It's president, has already
made it's influence felt for the higher
education of the masses. LecturinR, as
he has, in the prominent towns Of the
state, on literary, sociological and eco
nomic subjects, and making the most
favorable Of impressions, Interest at
once centers to the institutlon Of which
he IS the head, aDd the benefit which
will thus accrue to the school arc invsl.
uabIe.
We find the following gem going the
rounds Of the press, without credit
''Remember this young man, be care
ful what you say about woman'l
character Think how many years
she has been building II, OF the tolls
and privations endured, OF wounds re-
ceived, and let no suspicion follow bel
actions. The purity Of the women IL
the salvation Of the race, the hope ol
greatness and the redemption Of man
Wipe out her purity and the man
sinks beneath the wave Of despair
without star to guide his life into tie
channel of safely. Think then before
you speak, aud remember that any hos
can root up the fairest flower that evei
grew; so the vilest man can ruin the
purest wOman's character"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17
Vhe oumberland Oampmeetlng.

The campmeeting under the auspicies
OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, TO be held at Hodayille, from
June 20 TO July 4, bids fair to be sue.
cess. Already campers are on the
grc und, and large restaurant Is ready
for c9rying meals at reasonable price
The soda water aud pure mountain
air make IL delightful for all who can
leave the busy world for "a fow days Of
outing. Then add 10 this the social
have some ides what IL Ia store for
those who attend, The grounds for
camping are free 30 all, and 80 is the
water Sodayille IL beautiful little
village, and is one Of the NV towns
that bas the eounngs 20 say that no IN
toNieailng Liquors can be sold la hsr
borders, Ihls town Is the ssat 0f Min
efal springs sspiDary, aud hence has
fae educAiionsl adyantages. Parties
atiending Who come by rail sheuId
procure receipt ~ starting point
showing that they have paid full fare
aud lal return they will be sold ticket
tf ons.ihlfd fare, provided not lsss
than 20 have come ip this way. Thess
feosipis siil hs given by ANY sgsnl N
tbe D ., a. ii Go. iu omsop sad aTs
good until July b lssiianon u ils end
Of iho railroad. si sbleb poini backs
viii meet sll uaius Then isi sysfy. |
body come snd iln ibis hsppy bspd |
Ia rombiuinR isliRlgns duiy spd plsaf
ufr, ln q summer 0utinK
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

A rstm msihsmslielap q spiheni,
hHib ihf flsil mful lhni : pm llsaa
si pei mni namp0uud ir.
lsiesi " ult bsslnpius ~ ibf
iibfisliss fis sauld nol snapui al
ulae ihsn gpsfiaw ari.ilsH :
nspn sHh AZ dlabsn ssHfssl ii,
hilbsi ssls ibsi go ssni iHlslssl en
. YHsinui asillIaH asIlsn 49, enf fsf
end NJ iiutf sns.i NJ nlss ihsl al isn
~ gluisf ilif s'ss ~ lhf rsiih hsn lfi
ihsi hIlss hsss eH has l4Hs sill d
isis iAs npllsa States ~ ss,sn A.
hslsillsN ~ settles hi tHsisnd .
~ eislsuln halnlu hfgifs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17
Wlllamstts Challenges

htNhkkni June ib. 'pl.
fu iprRaAIi w npiiee sB sriirls
ln lbis asrk's louhhAL, sisiipa ihsi
sApffis aNu sss ihs iepnis gsHlF VI
lls lniefud.sgIaie spnissis es ihs hib
lnsi 90 uu hsfiisis 90 asy 1914 Willie
ulslle uHifsiaiiY a0uid baFs sasilb
snn ihs nHs slpslss snd aeYblrs
uudti nsfalu annuHiti iuass We a.
u'4 kngs lhs rtpsfis bpi - bfs fault
isf slip ihs rsi sud ais spsiDus ~
p.sF faflH pfiHss lepnls itsiH ssslHsi
ihs uultsfstg Husuia'iH - s'ipp ~ hs
10 sssiG abIs a. p.sf $40 Es,as
~ ile, RIhfh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

AH she slsh ilrksis - iiis a, q. A.
a ftNaislsH a. iils lsilsisaa pisnlf
nffi ihpfsdsY shesla ssesfs tisfla a
HHNf
hlsssl tfsiu 81 lssfs ~ y ~ sna
insfs sitp a.
~ nHfai sHiafiaHliF ~ . asy .
Hg'lHf dsnnF iis saisaa
Aaaifa ~ nisna Mssisf Neiklsss
" N hisHHlH. lsaa essesfi. Hsliiss
asHifais $40 iaass
ANfif ~ Nikels ~ r'inllHiiiff Il
y lipf Hlsua a n iisnsh W q
aaH As
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17
ToDAYs MARKETS.

Prices Cmreut ny TeleRraph-bocai
aAn Portland QuGtAt. viIs.
sALEN PRODUCE MAithhi.
BUTCHER Stuck.
Veals-dressed 4 rtn.
llugs--dTessed 4tI
1--we cattle-2CD2ic.
Sbeep-alive 500.
MILL PRICES.
salem Milling Co. quotes: floui
ia wholesale lots 1925. Retail S2.4O.
Bran S11 bulk, $3.50 sacked. Shorts tl2
alS Chop feed Sl4 and SIS.
WHEAT.
"A cents per bushel.
HAY AND GRAIN.
Oats-20@224C
Hay-Baled, cheat $5.5O@6;itimothy
$3.50.
FARM PRODUCTS.
Wool Best, I2c.
liOps-Best, 3 10 7c.
Eggs-Cash l24c.
Butter Best dairy, l0G l2!c; fancy
creamery, l5@2Oc.
Cheeee--lU 10 IA ctr.
Farm smoked meats-Bacon DC
hams, IL; shoulders, 7.
Potatoes Zoe.
OniOns--2 cents
LIVE POULTRY.
PJu,tfy--B BroiIers Zoe; Hens, Cci
ROSTERS not wanted; ducks 6(@7c.
Turkeys.6GDSc.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS
Drain. Feed, etc,
Flour--Portland, $2,6j; Waila Waila,
u IS; graham, $500 superilne, Sl'SO
per Darrel,
Oats-White, 29@3Oc; milling SIG
32c; grey, 26@2SGi rolled, In bags
S5,76@8,0O; barrels, $6O0@6.z5; cases
1915.
Potatoes- 25c pei sacK.
Hay--Goou S5G9.50 per ton.
Wooi--vaiiey, ll4@l24c.
MilisLuiis-t u 'au, Pll bO;5hOrts, 3I8.bO
chop feed, $l2G9$l5 Ier ton; chicken
wheat Toe pee ceuCal. 4.
Hides green, salted, 80 los. 3lc, un
der % lbs. 293o; sheep lets, lO@6Oc
hops. CbOlce 6@0C.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter Oregon fancy creauIer!, 100
l2sc; fancy dairy, 9@lOc; fair b. good
| 74Q1SC; coDlDon ,6G964c.
Cneese-Oregon fun cream S@l0.
Eggs-Oregon, l2!c per dOzeD.
Poultry-Chickeus, $3.OOG93 80 pei
| uoleni uuchsi pt'Ou(DO'OOi Beeoei fO,DU(d
| $500; turkeys dressed, l2c.
BOei-TopsJeers, 3934c per .is; fAi
60 good steers, 24G931; .cuWs, 2i(92ic
ires.ed beef 5CG64r,
Mutton best aneep, ,$lG0@2.75rholC,
'w,4, ~ 2S; dres ied, 4Cq4ic
logs Choice, neuvy, S3 bJt1375
! .gnl ana feeders,t3 90; dressed, 40 pc
D., s--..n. h'R
Veal-sniSll, choice, b(9Or, lsr2r,J(
| per puuNd.
sAF IKANCiECO AkKEI
WoJl Oregon Eastern chOcl, Sa
"" 90 Inferior, 6C97ci 90 valley "a
| lc.
hOps- Qu0table ut 4Gg0c.
F"Iatoes-Eariy Rose, 6o@75c H.
tacFsi BurbanBs, $4,000 per snGk.
O"'s- MillinA SlO7t9l.l7l.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

N HNii fHsffNlFii $3.50 ~ eaihffiI
sf1 lH ihi Nfal hsF isttl fss 500
aaiaifhfI atalift aH4 $40 tftf ilf
s'aHf Al .tiis n .sIf HH4 uNpifsFiN'
liffii ifIH'NnH iiaal fsiHifh 80
eN4 Ihatl a. w. fHlNe aiiN' i4nI
sNa siif = siisfisS ~ ~ alHFt ~
nrNI ~ lfaHIsff iH AHlfIIhI
HtNiiIhtA0ANAhi uisfllls Z :
Ht HlHNihg lltel aasai ~ fl tsAl
n His'l ilfq W ssls " issss a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

An exchange makes fnn OF THE
JOuRNAL reporter Le,uuse lac wrote 81
a Salem man who "had his front re-
vermlllionstsd." aad that "E-ther
Trip was confined in the county Jail"
AS the lirst stat 'ment refers ~ store
front and ~ E,ther was acquitted by
the grand Jury she has "no kick conf
ingu against THE JOURNAL office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

A race date II; Independence is sure
to bring rain ~ t..at place, when the
prayers of the whole state have fre
quenuy ayaiied nothing. Where @
the righteous live anyway In Kan
sas, Independence. or salem
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17
A High Liver =

Usually has lad liver. He II BIZ
Gus, constiapted has indigestion anG
II there " no Orgsnir
trouble few doses Of Parks Sure Cun
will tone him up. Parks sure Cure
the only liver aud kidpey cure We
sell on positive guarantee. Price
81 90. Hold by Lunu a Brooks. 1874
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

The Eugene Guard says 1t Is at this
bI, omng period Of the year, when the
bird-llke melfllent voice of the sweet
girl graduate Is about to break form
entraucing resonance admonishing us
ia all life's great duties, aud how we
can make our lives sublime.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

llF msH " pasHsn nihn ~ a y
Hlsiifi shg ,aa nw 80 lt3eaa a }
esHnHsf y hbnsn fi'isaies in li.il ,
~ iflgiau sHa ltslHf ihsi az sis
smnf $40 Az go nf - hs aaff \ .
iaslif ihf p#fl itls lh4 49, =
slHfhifnsHHi b ies nala ~ hls
b flasla hsIs nlsl sifal fgs iss
aifi 5ffmHa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

The Democratic party Ia composed
about this time Of oflice-holders and
silverites. The Repuhican party ID
composed of office seekers aud blmeal-
lists. The po,uIist party seems 10 be
all lie Of one ciat unlimlted-free.silver'
otiice-seekers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

thFlF sff lllltt Hlilss ~ fsIIf..d "A.
iiif lniisd tisiss
fhfif hff Al 90 49, fsIiaif4a..d A..
esfff ihif RfaHua
i.sfs ~ eas ~ 'fsl iifs ssid a. hiha
iiissf fslif lisrihsf lsi ~ 500
siiif.iti hHNFftf, - ffslaIisd A. lIsa
ilf hfsiif "A iiif lfsfsllNs i,,ll,ll. A., IN.
iaei iAsi ihs hls,.iiislu I snttsI ~.
iNlHlal s'ilfll.f iaallliiss aD sI tl...,
vflllf l.siHssH hi FsuI 80 fIliss.,.
blsN tsiiN eltas fiHuftlIilas sIflaI
hNw N llif esfi 800 s.llil
MabF B Nulf ~ IN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

~ pta ~ - ssla ibsi s'l ; lsss hsa
A. ~ ~ 80 su eals ~ lisHiiap "a.
~ pHlf hf ssi . Flsslgsnsa iib
wli ualHHY ieis ht,s . ~ H,sn
ihsl sn iflaeg Filllsns hsua ~
lesl salH ntssVif shfu ~ spFg
49, en N pHses
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

~ sfghspHs ssss "rosansas nlsd
linss shss lbsy hsls aans il,sli apil
hg lhs pplpss inisRasd shaula ~
lula,s'llslsly asslipgsa ~ lasesa ssasi
laat sna ksy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Can't the newspaper wits invent
something new about the bicycle
bloomer2 They have about worn IL
out with their ono Joke.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

The cry Of "the rich against the
,oor" has done more to disrupt parties
and breed discomfort than other thinRs
combined. Junction Times.
See here, we have not said word
against you sluce you we're In the leg
isl iture.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Let Harvey Scott 40 TO war with
England, II he wants to. Nobody
would go along with him and that
would be all the better.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17
Will Hunt Land Fraud.

TACOMA jane Is. "A apfcial dispatch
from Washington announces tue "
pointmeut Of Charles u, fr 'nce, sp'ct
agent Of The iutirior department III
the state Of Washington. Dhranos IL
chairman Of the special Democratic
committee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

o. a nilHfiili ~ aisfssf ~ ilis AID
nffH ~ siil prIklHlg tf ffllst.al N,
Pass auio inF 1hai luada.l,s
Napi aalif 500 ilfra silng rlH4s fsin.
ihf ssHis fsusf Apk ~ pafaa ri,t,
i.ufe - ilif lfff Eha hlifrtE tsI.t
isi sild ~ i.unn a hnsA lHfs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Rev. j Il. N, Bell, who delivers the
sermon at the university tomorrow
morning, is one Of the deepest thinkers
In the state of Oregon. Exchange
The grand jury should indict. that edi'
tor for slandering the 1t ,te.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

The State Press association meets
this year at Newport during the bath
Ing season. President Campbell will
himself act As llfa,bouy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Oscar Wilde viii hays ample oppor.
tnnity 10 study the theory ofsyolulion,
Gs perfected by tread mill stblsilsm.
Brownyilie Times
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

The editor ~ ihe Cottage 0roYs
Leader is authority fof ihs assertion
that ihs fbTs " esIssis shrluh whsp
wet Dass hs spsak flom espslisnot y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17
MINERAL SPRINGS
OF the State of Oregon.
It's water is free 10 all, and
is located in the foot hills Of
the Cascade mountains, at
SodaWIIe, Linn Co., Or.

The most accessible mineral
springs IN the state at all sea-
sons Of the year, and the best
water This water In "A cuIe
for all diseases of the stomach,
liver and kidneys, aud q sts
you nothing First class hotel
accommodation. u. q. Briggs.
proprietor Wineral baths aud
tonsorial pahors, Geo, Boaquct,
manager general mefchaDd fe,
~ w Fisher, proprietor
physiq pIand surgeon, A. q,
PM henembeT this Is tho
place for pure air, ine reeD ~,
hsbinI and bunting, and ~
regulate your health by durI.,
ing ahd bathing in ibo b,ft
sodansisI on tbs Pacific oosfL
DAILY hack llne meeis bll
trains ai Lebanon, o.. only Z
miles, = nice ddge iiotlllpg
N sodpNaier for shipment
lslYsfl apd feed stable, a y
Flory A bons, ploppei0fn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Who has said anything asainst the
late lsglslslure that hroibef Moores
should ny on hls haas9 Ito basp'i got
q very large Que aud he bsiisf stay on a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

fgely miulslsI sho lsotsls ihs ~
cycle ssys ihse u sonaiblng dlabpl
iosl shopi lhs nseblpe heH lsi us
hsal ihs bioyelss elinlss op ihs gln.
lairT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Nhsp sill lhs lsolllg lsaIH esmniau
ssllsr, shlnh sfsf sll 10 na ~ oau
plun fpFsns hnsdsss
llls hlasaafs . eslliRg IN la0 - !
hurg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Hpiela~ fisielisi nlshi Aa 81 ~
splaasiiasni " NsgWnai isaia es
sesHpi " hs bisins y hls Nlsl sllns
bpi ~ sllfHala nsuis sushi a. ~ >
RECOMMENDATION
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

~ ffiiHF : sss istfntslas slti.
i'tai HNsiaf HnH Haf IN II t.l..l
lisf4if g.i ~ iinil lst.Hi.a I.
,shili a lissil esfssisiIlls sta : i.ft
~ lftft n hH lOsf Ills
siiihf ! phl ifsHii,i sHbh i.if
fisANa ~ htsH sa8 49, 4.kis.
li,ssf > asisslFfllla I "a 'aaal i.lisf
hssllalliy, iiis F''''s
husi p'll' ssis ~ uss ~,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

When Baby was sick, We gave hsr casloHa.
When she sas q cllild, slls oned fnf castuFa.
when slie became hiss, si,s chung to castofla.
Hhss ui,s bad chlldfsn slls saEs then Castssia
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

lfsil'Hi 'aishiil iun b tskfu lnitfusily
800 s'is dlirsily "u lhr blood snd nuu
,si,is Epiiaffs - iiis system. HsHd foi
lfsiinlpnisls. fee
y iHfh4 a ~, 1anda, -
49, sod - dfuHFifis i4f
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17
srArr og Onlo. cIr.of -l-oLnno.

iiiAH iOuhtf,
ffank J, Cheney makes oath lhAi
ho u the senior part 1Hf ~ the hfm ui
~ J Cheney a fa.. dolnR Duslnrss in
TIE city ~ 1oifdD, epUDiy aud stat
aforesaid, aud lbsi ssid hlm viii psJ
ihe hum ~ npu buudfsd iIllafs ~
shrii and tfffY fhss ~ esiafrb ihat nAn
pei 10 riiffd ~ ihs uHr ~ lialFs TAT
affh Cur
fhAbR ! tHfRFY
sworn ~ hrfplp ins aHl suliacrbad
in nay pffsrDrr, ihis Hfb dsy uf Drreu
hrf, a - lsh0
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

No one objects to Carl Browne and
Miss Coxey not living together after
marriage. Are there not enough Of that
breed ?
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Independence is the gamest sporting
town In Oregon. but race date there Is
surer to bring rain than a campmeet-
ing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

THE JOURNAL believes in Republi-
canism for the people first, last and al
the time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Az the state editorial association will
go In bathing ut Newport, the Albany
Democrat mans stra Wberry will be
visible.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

The north bound overland Nas ovel
two hours late tLis morning, passing
through Salem about s:l5 u. IA.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17
Banner Of Rabies.

Miss Spefry requests those who have
not yet brouRht ~ iheir babes, lo bring
them ~ before the Nth. q II III
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Don't forget to have the Goddess Of
Liberty wear the colors.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

"Coin's financial Fool" is not read
much In Oregon. He lives here
good many of him.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

1.-THE Oregonian does not seem to
know that Governor Lord and Secre-
tary Klncaid are elected for four years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

AT this season the wide-awake
farmer catches the hay fever.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

THE JOURNAL would give a thou
sand dollars to have the street car lines
run around the corner Of this office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Tllamook seems TO be one OF the live
growing towns of the state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Good Times are not far off. Many
now living will see them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Nii'es Fiaas. sif fiAuF fsa "a llf
idF alsisiani salf fa.hHi4s aii.s
aliiif ~ ~ tshi 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Exchanges are warned that this de
partment of The ONE CENT DAILY il
copyrighted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-17

Umatilla county needs a good Repub-
lican paper. 1t has only one-a stale
decoction OF the Oregonian.