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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-17
'. James p. Newcomb. Secretary,
Tf:XAs RIMEThIIIs1s.


Chairman Dlakc Urges Friends of Silver
10 Be Active and Alert
Meyia. Texas. May 1G.-1he following
circalar speaks for itself:
To III, p,nr,alllc Democrats Of Texas:
Nle.ia. Texas. May i5,-ln WOW of the
fact that there seems TO be- some conin-
son or misunderstanding among orr
friends in some counties In reference to
the manner of selecting delegates 10 the
state convention. have therefore dccmeG
II advisable to Issue this letter Of instruc
lions.
,r.lldpd that delegates 10 the state con
y.iition To be held At Austin on June ~
tnd al Fort Forth IN August Is shout be
elected by the voters OF each county az =
urinary election 10 be hrlI on June D.,
IT, names Of delegates TO said state con-
voniiuns to be- selected ana phcnh on tht
sane ticket as the financial question, AMI
said delegates elected. not IN the county
convention. but by The demoerntic voters
OF the county At SAID primary eiocuoh 10
bc held June 9.
,uiitnr4 have decided TO udopt the rules or
Inc STAT. committee In selecting dele
gates "a state conventions and which VIII
mold a primary election on IN" 1noii'3
question Oh June 8, the friends OF SILVER
should. through their county chairman, or
otherwise II no Tails 10 act, lmmriini"iy
call a mass nee iils OF tHe sllN'I iH'ti III
zach county aud select tho list OF dele
gates 70 be voted FOR at the primary e .,s,.
Inn TO le hold Juno c. y cpi1mitier
shoula also u. selected To see thhi ne
tickets are properly printed and dis,iib-
uied az each box IN the county and to
look after our interest generally Ia our
..untv see 'ha. tle lyei men are far
IL rsirosentod on each board OF election
,ssa,,arors ard examine TO sec that the re-
turns al each box are correctly made out
ami acliyered to the proper officers. II
sI,ir,it for your guidance the following
form II ticket TO be used by the bimciai'
lists. ,.,,
r'or h,nietaillsm. that IL. for the fiee
,osnaec Of both gold and standard money,
without any DISCRIMINATION orains, ai',sr
s.,n,e terms and subject only 10 Ike lln,i-
intions as to- the right Of coiinge. aud
ioral tender qualities at the established
raj no OF 1o,so J.
Aasiln and FORT WORTH;
I,hn smith. William Poindexter.
William, Jones. George earn,
Following the sboye may " printed tile
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occupied and IT is an ornament to the
city. Tho building is INTELLECTUALLY pref
~ md its surroundings fav" been Put IN
such .hape ns 10 make the Kyle the most
attractive business corner IN the city,
tea for the hcnefi, of the Methodist
church will he given AZ the h9ndsomo
new residence Of Mrs. lohn \. ,iilb5r'
Monday from : To 10 o'clock y. m Nd
misslon only 10 certs aul all are cor
daily invited.
Father McSoricy is making an cifor,
10 secure funds with which to enlarge
tho school facilities cf III. catholic ON
veut in this city, Citizens are being
allied on for Inscriptions ana the rrpar,
IS that they are RESPONDING llborally.
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| due entirely TO the efforts Of Mr.. Guy II.
Mallnn. secretary of the Texas Tram ard
Iumbrr company, who succeeded only az
Ter much corresponding" In obtaining tho
nctuil iigurcs IT is n. sinrt toward coi-
Letting nnl compiling statistics of MI
mills In Texas and T.ruisiuua an ,r
fort IN which tha seer,tlrv of tina
TeXna aud Louisiana Lumber Manutac-
Jurors nsFncntion iR ncw engaged. There
Us no lumber manufacturer who viii not
AT once appreciate the value or statistics
of this chnrnctcr. ani az cvcryonr con-
nocted With the trade "a Interested IN tho
WORK. Il rs hopcd all viii promptly comb
rl. with the request for ihN desired in-
formation.
NEW BAND saw AT WORK.
The new band min OF the Beaumont
Lumber company was started up last
Saturday aud Ia nov running quite
rmooihly On account q tho numerous
stoppngcs ,hni necessarily attend the OPP
Grafton OF .mnchin"rv the best days
noik 20 far has not exceeded 1900 feat,
but ~ aoon as all the parts 1re nicely
adjusted The daily output will be between
t0nn and G0oD feet Two mills OF Beau
mont are now equipped with band alws
ana two with crcufra. one having II gang
In connection wi'h the circular.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Mr. John n. Gilbert was a visitor to
Mona Thursday.
Mr.. T.. y. Fletcher. supcrlntc ident OF
Village Mills, was In town last Sunday.
Mr.. W. j. Morton. accountant In tho
Office of the Village Mills company. WINS
here last sunday en- route for Brenhain,
where he viii spend n couple OF weeks
'sith friends.
Ar William NJ. Rice, the newly elected
treasurer OF the Texas and Louisiana
IIinbrr Manufacturers association &C.
turned from Houston "Wednesday and
went up 10 his mill NJ Hyatt.
Hon ". II. Al,lrligc, president Of the
Aldridgc Lumber company, Rocklnnd,
cam" IN Wednesday from Houston. where
liz attended the llmbcrinen's meeting. ana
icfi on the morning train Tor his mill,
Mr.. George T., Willis. representing Clark
BROS. tho band mil manufacturers OF
Belmont, n. y. wns In town during tho
week an interested spectator OF the trial
oi thr new band saw Just pnced IN tho
Beaumont Lumber compauys mill.
Mr. Sim Park. Mexican agunt for the
Consolidated Export Lumber company,
has been IN the CRY the past two dayy
,nhfriring with officers of the company,
10 reports Il fair demand for lumber ia
Mexico and anticipates good business dur
hg IN" coilins summer and fan.
Mr.. Joseph \. BENTLEY. he OF thinner
nan and Plank and dissemination or ALL
;hiof niih hsh stories galore. was ia Beau
'fler days visit to Plank. The tlshinR
.ason having opened. sawmills aud Ium-
'cr interest him no more.
Mr.. q. II. Mnllnm. who was attacked
WIN acute rbcunatism In the neck aud
louIl'rr on last Sunday. left Monday for
lot springs. ARK. to take "A course OF
athh. Ills friends hope no may return In
rev days entirely relieved from the
aihiul ana Troublesome InaIudy.
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mot,nr tho asve,onmant or rercrso,
samdia ih, for The synaie and issi5'aa Re-
present and give their vi ,N.i, on tgs all
hnYe o; as WI 'T 6enn r s 't th"y VIII al
donhtlass he there. That drainage is tn,
thing most needed in This, county Is a
iact every taNpayer snoulu iea ,,lG "nu
,.c %. ~,'t ir,uryencnt meets their heart
li.r,ssi',' ''''i' " ''"e''' :
approval pcr .,,,, ,,rrcrr.
fA'' - ~ ~ ~
Friday nigh', May ., 'ne SUNSHINE l,s. ar
,or,ain,nau, .t IN. ooera house. Admission
u reuts ohildr@t, Is cents Following is
The programme;
Mrs ,',ds,via Mas Kate Lamb
ME- ME- S,,scS'e 80 Mis- said Iinaon
ndeiaidn Pride Miss Emma smart
n t,r,,, ! t,J 80 80 ,iiss InV.rt \viess
enre15 pr'de - Miss , iha' Ave ,r
Wafer Miss Isabel Smart
Male Quartette-"The Mermaid" ........
Messrs. w. H. Farrand, w. +. Far
rand Kyle Alexander and Wcscott.
Vocal Solo Mrs. John Gilbert
Vocal Solo -. Miss Sadie Malam
Male Quartctte-"There's Music in the
Air"
Vocal solo -. =. .... Mrs. Edwards
Male Quariette.,. -" orsakel
Ncoal Solo -, =. - .''..''Mfs Lamp
"Waywarh'- , s.,,,
NJ, Mnns,,eln =, 49,; t,i;,i l., Isnrr.n1
Frank Granam Man , WIN r"''"'''
Li'Ne 'fht"''H W., 1,.,,a ~ Eor,.,d
pa,iie bar maid Miss Irene Is,cknlri
AWE ~" 49,, ,,,rxrSu,rrt,
'uHf ron NrH w Err +,
Following is the pctit jury TO serve IN
the district court next week
Wm. Courts. Charles Shoemaker. Jim
{ ollicr. Lew liargrAves, Jules HoOort, g.
j. Paterson. August Baum. A. y. Wola;on.
". Il. H. Mcfaddin. Charles Chailton.
Nm. French, H. 4. Kachford, j. j. $ In
sky, Charles McTaddm, II. 4. Snmth,
Perry Wi.ss, Hardy Rlaucheito, Y. i'lai-
chette. j. 4. I.andruT, j. j. fl-ber,, Rob
crt Jenny, Jen Monroe Jacoh "oiy1n'
Wm, Bud. W. q ANe,l ,.t,r. ~, !" IT,
~ ,a,.ore ny"nr v',ass Harry poutcr. IT, i.
.to5en Ic,yis pinder Frank Burreil. sid
nev i,roussard
LOCAL NOTES.
q. X Ilirgenbotham. editor OF the Beau
mani i,ntaror,so has announced as a can
Iiiatc fGr the legislature on a good roads
and dranagc platform. III. liiaenhotham
Is an able young man and would maSe
I, good lcglsl ror, luz nniornnatsiy he has
nor the constitutional quni'hcanohs Tor
the Office
Continuation services Will be held AT the
Jewish synaspgue tomorrow morning Az
interesting programme has been arranged
for the occasion and the pubic Is inV'tco
10 attend
Mr.. j. NJ. Hebert, one OF .he most pop
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SMALLPOX ABAfED.
Thiriy-Eight Cases and No peaths--Tf
EApenscs Extremely Molcraic.

ThIrty-Elght Cases md No Dcnths-.The
Expenses Extremely Moderate.
Tyler. Texas. May i5.--rhe smallpox
quarantine was raised at Flint. this co,in-
~. yesterday. There ARE no now cases OF
the dicase ,hers now. and nearly all those
who had II are entirely well. and the others
fast conynlescing,
pr. ID. u. connally. Tylcr's city health
offcer who treated tho patients, states
landiiny the thiriy-olght cases IL less than
1909. Out Of these entire thirty.elght
cas"s, ihao was not o single deaf1,. Only
this was an Old man VI aio,N - years.
who had Jlist moved hero from Mississippi.
and whose death occurred before II was
and before DIR. connally WAS consulted,
These thlriy-eight cases were conane1
In seven different lrauses. which EMBRACED
IN area OF iive miles sq)aare.
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|Nl WEEK IN BEAUMONT.
out Interest Being Taken In Good
hoads and Drainage.
y A SECOND CLASS Pos1oFFICF.
n. ~ 'uo"antiai Growth Justified
"Aaee-oppar'anity For u
aank'ng Embellishments.

vr. Ya' Texas. May Is.-Thls week
master Guy W. Junker was no,iaoI
~, ~, o'ilce authorities at Wash
,ast Beaumont had been placea
\ ~. - second-class post offices. While
.ss was gratifying 1T was IN no
e.,,,,r 's"'s' This city has been ex-
lug vigorous and steady gror.,,,
Nh n. s.us business and population
kt. ,,,,,. '' TWO Years. and If the cor
Y. d.. were now extended "A lerit.
!, SsAhce they would doubtless en-
s.sm, seta 5000 and 10000 happy ana
,s sss people. With this assertion =,
\ ~, eohseTatively stated that tno
i, wy Wy IN the infancy of ,teyo,on,ne,,
n ,h,,s % Experience the business ac.
t,icuI,urra,i,i follow development OF
Rvs ferrii'i researches OF Lulfers Al,
iscesesrIi,,s, oil ard the dement's tn't
wig the ny, accrue AS the ,.eslilt Of
eios,ruet,nr" railroads now In co,,rs.
20 the cor ~ an elixir that viii
"a Of ,he'ninercial aud Industiini
mere II mi,S.s IN the near fut,Ir.
A-es a nn,n not he out of place In
EJ-the fac, '' ,ha to men with idle
IA Rss.ptt ,vus city In Tex s'.re Is no
~ ihis wy wv zone bank -Four r ,a,, bean-
tsil diyisi terminal point ard "''on"s
alIs ,wn Tor tho NTH. four l.,,,"
nd a., sash, door ana blina ,,1i
" dollar factory handling thou.
Ass,ed MS arrs yearly in their h,,.' i,ou
ao q la,se, ana while Tho c,,w ~,
70 conrsnv, mercantile houses o1d ~,
,s lights No., such as Telephones
.,sfease .aler works. Ice factory
" Wei -, mas but one bark II
Statement add, too. that TIC o,,,rs
9, Faces n. OF this bank. publishea
~ fund s,n eaanltal stock at slDD.O,y.
,pa,p.lses ana ma, Undivided proflts'
sa4i deposi,s ., us,xes paid. sii,ss7.bS,
co,, subject TO check, selo,.
!. COUNTY ,s,s,l' COMMISSIONERS
n.rpoos, Commissioners adjourned
trek a''er being in session the
nu n, A"portant business trnnsnr.
MI HIN s e as follows ''p0''oa IN these
snsss cr draw IN, OF Sabine Pass for
nrssalei ana cnse across Taylor F.,
ssaEFa ssa1oa,o 9. $. B "nhslrufi
"a p aa Propositions. V ,,ins his vote |
sh ssSnaIns county oi bd ,oa,ias e, for
. ~ Ndsfsd JUSTICES OF the differenr
~ ne iss"ad s,ls far bnIliln sah rs-s ~,
~ ned ana !, OF $4,000 briI.e t'ant.
~ Interest - per cent tax levied 10
S,ssSn,irucisinndd sinking fund: nd conc No
Ssas sS,ly aSnraea '' To- 81 Sr'ds r.
raa csTIioa Of two b sm,.n a NV RI,
sSs i y; Spell, j. q. wo IN ,Gs
ssaa caa 'sa a committee ., 10 ., eo mfrr
, sssiiSss clerk i ,h.sr, Island bayou,
81 skish & board OF sS,,a 10 gIye
ne !" Ssslns on tile second Mon.
sasns AND DRAINAGE.
u sss, MN. now are Tia. the sooa
iSSass.ss meeting at the e' s
interested In pro.
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A GnCAT CONSIDERATIONS.

II would be very pleasant, we might say
delightful II YOU could have II Model
Laundry in your own home, hui since yoii
can't you can derive the benefit Of one by
sending your soiIcd clothes 10 our Model
Laundry. where they win receive the best
OF work. quickest and promptcst attention.
Phone l7: l0l Prairie. l.. A. Hamburger
and Gus DreyllnG. Jr.. proprtetora
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49, T
curry, 6 to l: Masktlprs, ) " 4; Mig-SsI
to G: Ncu,rai. II " 4. III /, -, III
State tennis tccrnaneut opened et
n. v II \ 4 Il: & n III
( STATE, y NJ
lain nil Mcpopaad Y = eeHdtie r. i
ilrond commandments. rs 4
r,s 10 orgsasss ! Rcpsrtp ainh 4
u fail rat. III X v 4. & 4
victoria county den{crA6 rse ssfsss
pudlcy,s au,hortty 20 |oa,i ss7r 4
hut not 70 order the s!iss 4 "
'!al issue. II n e NJ
i. George Glaascocs aetessg q ~ a;
70 omaha Platform ana iIEptiivss 4
doctrine S553 NJ
of the perpesa:ais az siir shAs.s5 y
murders 'rrqites. n ne Pasts g. g. ~
stuils uf the sissnghtsr i n ssill L
supreme ca,r. IL ths United 4 ~ y ~ 4 n 4
~ a wrI az srtpfstn tn Hecch ~
Is suit w,,ics INVOLVES ss.Hp 4 -. = :
nd-lf seuqy and Horian eountie 4 & y
nAyLIsoAD. "a
commission md traffie effe'a1 g - IA
the propossd reduction q q Co. !. &
nodIty rates. ss.s s u. IA
, georgia sunday law declared cpns Il
i,onol by the supreme court- y
movement 10 suppress the - ipan T. u
,. Galveston. Houston and Hsnds ssoss II
~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-20

Knight club, Sublmity-W. II. Smith
Turner-E. II. Belknap: Marion-J
w. Brown: Workingmen, Salem-W
NJ. CherringtOn; WoOdburn-W. W.
Hall; Mehama--G. j. Terrell; IeW
Park John A Carson; Jefferson-J. c,
Jones; Mckinley club of Lincoln pre-.
clnct-E. r. judd Silyerton-W'
Cranston; Mckinley club, Gervais-
Mckinley Mitchell: Stayton-L. Hob
son.
The following resolutions were
adopted with cheers:
Resolved, That we, the Republicans
Of Marion county, assembled in con-
ventlon, hereby rciterate and realirm
our belief In the vital principles of
Republicanism as enunciated in the
st. Louis platform, and we heartily
endorse the nominees Of saids conyen-
tion, believing Hon. VIM. Mckinley,
Jr., OF Ohio, to be our greatest Ameri-
can citizen and the mighty exponent
of the Republican protective system
upon which depends the success Of
the laborers and producers Of America
and that in Garrett A. Hobart we
recognize also an able exponent of
Republican sentiments aud loyal to
the masses of the people.
Resolved, That we, demand of the
coming Legislature the abollshment Of
all useless commissions and the plac-
ing of all county and state officers on
reasonable salaries.
Resolved, That we, the loyal united
Republicans Of Marion county, Ore
gon, do hereby pledge ourselves to the
support of Mckinley and Hobart and
to labor earnestly and faithfully from
now until the election in November
for the success of our ticket; believing
that the very salvation of our national
honor and credit depends upon the
success of our nominees.
A good Republican speech was made
In the evening 10y Hon. Schuyler c.
Spencer, late OF Indiana. 1t was well
received, but the audience was small
owing TO the very warm weather.
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Notice.

In pursuance of the requirements
of the law approved February %, 1889
notice is hereby given that the follow
! ing list of county warrants issued
seven years prior to July ], 1896, have
not been presented for payment and
those enclosed in parenthesis having
been uncalled for and still remaining
in my hand and custody, and unless
| so presented for payment at the Office
of the county treasurer, OF Marion
county. Oregon, on or before August
20, 1896, said warrants will be can
celled and payment therein Will be
refused, all in accordance with the re
quirements of said law.
$3.50, Capital Adventure Co., July,
1888, $50.
6l29, S.W. Morgan, July, 1883, So. 10.
1910, Wilson ID McNary, December,
1888, Sj.
749l, w. b. Simpson, January, 1889,
s..
77lS. b. Phelps; January 1859, $40.
1884, j. w. Thomas, February, 1889,
So.
$40, d. w. Yoder, May, 1882 $50.
WARRANTS UNCALLED FOR
1883, LA. Nermech, March Is, 1889
S0.lO.)
(7s35, w. II. Trullinger,, February I,
SlS0, 81
(753O, Dan Rogers, January II, 1899,
2S.70)
C6667, Oscar Runnels, October :,
1888, ST.
(65I7, l.. d. Pitman, October ;, 1888,
81
1904, Alice A. Omeg, May l3, 1889,
$3.50.
l6l6l, John A. Mclntire, August s,
1883, 81
(635S, Cad Miller, September I, 1888,
81
1880. Henrietta Late, December
1883, S1.7O.)
(6l2O, b. +. Holiday, July 8, 1888,
$l.70.)
l8222, E. n. Girard, March ., 1889,
Sl50.)
lS63l, Canes Fischer, May 10, 1889,
Sl.7O.)
1855, John Flynn, October 8, 1888,
81
l6357, A. Ecler, September I, 1888,
81
l64l9, Chas. Caudeld, September 10,
1888, ST.
l7s43, Lewis Burtman, February s,
1889, $l.50)
l754O, VIM. Brown, January IL, 1889,
Sl.70.)
1881, Barnard Burtonshaw, Septem-
Der I, 1888, Sl,7O.)
Dated this 3Oth day of June, A. d.,
1876. l.. V. EHLEN,
Clerk.
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BIDS FOR WOOD.

Sealed bids for furnishing wood for
the court house will be received at
the office of the county clerk until ,
o'clock pm. on the 9th day of August.
A. d., 1896, as follows: For 20 cords
OF pole oakland 20 cords of good, clear,
large body fir,
Bids, however, will not be received
from one party or firm for more than
from five TO fifteen cords OF pole oak.
or for more than five cords of large
fir,
by order of the county court of
Marion county, Oregon.
Dated atsSalem, Oregon, this 10th
day of July, 1895.
l.. V. EHLRN,
'-lo dOt W5t Clerk.
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Elow's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catanh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY q Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known i. J.
Cheney for the last IS years and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
WEsr & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALDlNG, KINNAN & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggist, Toledo, O.
Halls Catauh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price rs c, per bottle. Sold by all
druggists
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JOURNAL OK" RAYS.

Directed Upon Persons and Things by tn
Good Natured Man.
Jim Lotan cannot stand the repudit
tion Of free silver
Since when is the Republican part.
the calamity partyg
-.
McKinley's boast is that he re
sembles Napoleon; but alas, he is Sc
oil.
Salem has magnificent city hall
II II is bel ng built on "sound money
ideas.
A parity is wanted between the
wages Of the working man and the
salaries OF public officials.
Tie Gold Hill Miner has been dis
continued and merged into the
Monitor-Mlner Of Medrord
-
Charley MOOres VIII JON lhe nrSt
voters club. Must be he wants get
fresh start in the science Oi polii les.
or course Grover cannot take the
stump for the Republican ticket, but
then his boys eau furnish the powder.
-
The Cleveland Carlisle Republican
organ Of this city Is very uneasy
about the down-trOdden laborng
man.
Editor lryiue has Joined the Work
ngmen's Club. He can tell the boys
how TO "work" y job for all there Is In
IT,
lfa few POpulists al 81. Louis can
be bought up 10 make n split, the gold
managers would declare them
patriots.
If Salem could have expended the
amount In that new city hall for
labor on streets II would have been u
more profitable debt.
-
Salem has good streets, bad side
walks, the best water service IN Oregon,
good fire department,an economical
council, a magnificent city hall, an
elegant court house and good busl-
ness all the time.
The Statesman Is officially notified
that the tariff isn't the issue The
Oregonan has said IL, but the Salem
organ still rehashes It's protection
twaddle. Perhaps 10 is waiting for
more boiler plates on the so cent dol
lar
IL would be refreshing to see our
Republican friends act upon the reso-
luton OF the Marion county club To-
reduce salaries. Too many favor
raising salaries, and among the
balance there are only a few who dare
uct W ituuCt oulClul tHloluultnlN'
Carllsle's gold speeches are being
used as Republican campaign lltera-
ture this year. Scores OF men who
have been loyal Republicans since the
party was born cannot stomach asuch
work. Might as we'll send out the
same mans free trade Ideas 10 feed
Republicans on.
-.
The gold reserve has fallen below
the SlOO, 100000 mark aud more bonds
Will have To be sold TO replenlsh the
treasury. III this country had a tariff
In effect that would bring In more
money than Is paid out here would
be no need OF further going into debt.
--lieppner Gazette.
Why has IL been necessary 10 issue
bonds TO three times the amount OF
the detlciencyS
-.
You < solicitor Say, kid, join the
first voters club, won't your
Young Student. No, don't think
lcare 20.
Y. S.-Yes, thought you was n |
d---d Popullst.
Y. S.-No, am Republican, but
| won't be old enough 10 vote for
nearly two years.
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Free Pills.

Send your address 20 III. Il, Bucklen
Il Co., Chicago, and get free sample
box OF DIR. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits
These pills are easy In action and are
particularly effective Ia the cure OF
Constipation aud Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed TO be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and 90 be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly inyograte
the system. Regular size 25c. per
box. Sold boy Fred A. Legg, druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-20

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-20
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in groceries, paints, oils.
window glass, varnishes. and
the most complete stoce Of
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists materials, lime.
hair. cement and shingles, and
finest quality Of grass seeds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-20
OREGON CENTRAL
----AND--
Easte n R. K, Company
lYAQUlNA BAY ROUTE
Connecting at Yaquina Bay Sl'l y ~ :
Francisco & Yaquina Bay s'eamsnY y"

Connecting at Yaquina Bay Sl'I ~ ~
Francisco & Yaquina Bay S1eaasnV y"
STEAMER "FARALLoN 9.
Sails from Yaquina eyeyS day 49, y N
Francisco. Coos Bay. Port oho'a '
and .Humbolt Bay. ,,,.n,,,l.
Passenger Accommodations MS, s1'I,tI .',,. ,,I:I
Shortest route between The Nu''A''N
and California. .s 10 Sl,
Fare from Albany or polnH 800 Co
Francisco: Cabin, SO; sleefags' Ha.~bolA
Bay and Port Oxford, cabiL so y y il. d,s, ps
Bay, cabin s.; round Idp' g0od "
cial. uu1ON
Steamers "AlbaDy' and "wni NV q, .sc:S
newly furnis ed, leave salem ~. potI.il
Saturdays. atIIa m, arriving ,g.nni1e : ~
the same day at 5 2 u, ~ n & 4. a.
leave Portland same day as ABOVE .
arriving at Salem at 3P m LII, On.
FDWIS STONE, Manager, Ce'''
7 q MAYO, Supt. Rive D's'sl0aas aso,, DssL
M p. BALDWIN, Local Agent A'
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-20

There's no clay, -four starch or
other worthless filing In "Hoe Cake
and no free alkali Go burn the hands
John Hughes. j9tl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-20

You'll be surprised when you tr,
Hoe Cake soap, aud wish we had TOLD
you sooner II is made by patentet
process. 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-20

Since when is the Republican party
the calamity partyg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-20

McKinley's boast is that he re-
sembles Napoleon; but alas, he is so
old.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-20

Salem has a magnificent city hall,
II II Is bel ng built on ''sound money"
ideas.