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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

GATES.

GATES
The town hall building is about
completed.
Mr.. L. Jacobs went to Detroit yes
terday.
A Maccabee lodge was organized
here last Friday with 20 members.
Thoma & Hester are running steady
packtrains from here to Quartsville.
G. Sullivan, acting superintendent
of the O. G. & f. r. r., went upon the
train Tuesday.
Frank Roe has moved up from Stay
ton, and has gone in partnership with
G. ID. Matheny, in the blacksmith
business.
DR.. Terry, formerly of Portland,
has moved up and will be resident
of Gates in the future.
Conductor John Tway will COM
mence building his two story store
and Office building in II few days.
CoX's hotel is about completed. He
has eight carpenters at work on the
same.
Geo. NJ. Stafford who has been work.
ing in Quartzville for the Lawler
Mining company, is out for a few days
rest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

AN ESTATE SETTLED. In the mat
ter of the guardianship Of Joseph A
Jackson, minor heir OF j. b. Jackson
with Mary Jackson as guardian, the
final account was filed with the county
clerk yesterday by =. II. Darcy, at.
torney. The said account cites that
the said minor attained his majority
on the l4th day OF February, 1896,
and also Incorporates prayer for the
release and discharge Of the above
named guardian and for the exonera-
tlon Of her bondsmen. Under the title
Of exhibits, the account shows the re-
ceipts to be s2.2ll.4l; expenditures
s5l7.4l; amount deducted for widows
share, one-thlrd interest, s56l.65
amount 10 be divided between five
heirs, 81 ,i20.32; amount coming TO JOS.
A. Jackson, S225.s7; amount paid for
Joseph Jackson, s0Ol; amount due
guardian from minor over and above
amount received from his share, 1915.
The above account was ordered al
lowed by the court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

a surprise party was given at Mr.
~ ~ Smlth'sh home. Marie, In honor
OF Mr. Smiths forty first birth day,
Born-To Mr.. & Mrs. L. S. Geer
Mar 10. five pound son
our new road supervisor is out work.
ing at the roads in good cheer, in spite
ol Iommy's petition. Tommy was so
successful in that attempt we think
he VIII be quite ready for an other
such an undertaking.
Mr' Brown our shoe maker has
moved TO Turner
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

5. NJ. Daniels, Of Scio, was in towr
Saturday looking up location for 4
general merchandise Sore.
\ party, whose name we failed &c
learn, has purchased lot in the
southern part of town and will nut n
restaurant in short time.
W. II. Mand, acting superintendent
OF the Lawley Mining company, was
In town a few days ago stopping at
CoX's hotel.
We understand n . stamp quartz.
mill will be put up in the mining dis
trlct on the Little North Fork in a
short time.
We see the name of Nellie II. Lam
son mentioned as a probable candi-
date on the Republican ticket for
school superintendent of Linn county
Mrs Lamson taught school here two
years ago and was the best teacher
we ever had in this district.
The Republicans here seem 70 ha
very favorable to L. II. Geer as con-
gressional candidate His actions
TWO years ago following Pennoyer
uullhs the campaign is conclusive
evidence that with him as standard
DeaYe, our colOrs would not be fonnd
trailing in the dust.
Yesterday iMr. Case and sRohort
Morehouse, from the Elkhorn SETTLE
ment and'W.T. Clark and A. L. Gates
OF this place, viewed out the location
from the road from here TO the I'm,
morn settlement on the Little North
iorR' The road win be a little over
Iour miles long with a good road he'd
and very little grade.
During the last campaign politicoI
speakers Stunned Gates, ON account
Oh poor hail accommodations We |
now nave good han building 3oxeo |
ana we want every speaker who comes
up the Santiam to stop off at Gates
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19
Populist Primary.

The Peoples party primary OtYH
Park will be held at ROsedale OnNF
urday. March 2l, at / O'clOckP A.
for the purpose of electing deegla
TO the county convention and k
transaction of such other business
may come before the primary.
BY order of precinct chairman,
|. NJ. WAGSER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

A RARE LECTURE. Although a
rather small audience greeted Attor-
ney-General ldleman at the NJ. II.
church last evening, that gentleman
more than pleased his friends present.
Tue subject In hand, Genius and
CIVILIZATION gave the speaker ample
opportunity TO display his rare abIli.
ties, both rs thinker aud orator.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19
Deafness Cannot be cursd

Dy local applications, as tbey cannot
ITi Teach the diseased portions Of the ear
lnere Is only one way TO cure deaf.
no,ss. ness, ana that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused nv an
unnamed condition of the mIIcone ms
lining OF the Eustachian tube. When
1il Dnls Tube gets inflamed You have .
run auidnDilng sound or imperfect hearing
ana ana when it is entirely closed deaS,'
tIeSs aes is Is the result, and unless the in.
tabI@%aSlon t1be peat0IoS can be taken out and this
nearing will be destroyed die,on. forsHnn..
nine nine cases out of ten are cansed hy'
eSatarrh, which is nothing e bnt an ny ny
face. VI 0"e mucous sur
we will give One Hundred Do,lo ors
not cot any case of deafness (cansed hv
fTa.nrrhl Tai5II that cannot be cured cured by by
culars, free. '0"u ior CIR
nz-SoiS G >; CTENNEY & Co., Toledo q
"a Soid 10y Druggists, IS cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

-
cu THE MARKETS
Chicago. March IS.-Whsa,
May 63H ""eS'' cash Wi
1880. ''"e''"Hsh,|
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
San Francisco, March I8 WI
Wool. Oregon, choice, ia,oo' "'I,' .li 10
@Sc, valley, o(9IIe. ''' 'h'ro
hops-Quotable at 3@sc.
/ potatoes..6o to ooc per sack
! o. Oats--Milling, 7s0So
PORTLAND MARKET
Portland, March IS.-Wbea, IN.
Walla Walla, 81. valley g
Flour--Portland, s2Is. R.n
SIS; graham, s2.6s; supef6ne, 81 AZ, ;, D..s ,s'
Oats-White, 23@27c; grey, aaS,,, r
IN bags, s4'2S@s'as, barrels, s;sa,.
Potatoes. New Oregon, a;(s,oc NJ.
Hay. Good, S@S. 90 per TON lon N<
eoAWo9ol Wool Valley 9(9IOc; Eastem o,,..
Millstufis. s; Bran, srr,sO@I,oo; .hor,e
Apples. doc. ''
Poultry. Hens, SC; rocstes t&m
and not wanted; ducks, J.soCaA.so "a w.
turkeys, live 8(99c. wy F'~
Hides. green, salted 90 lbs ,e. n.
90 lbs 4(941Ic; sheep pelts, Iola1oc
Hops. Oregon, 4 to &c, according pns
Butter. Oregon fancy creamery ,,s.
fancy dairy, IS; fair to GOOD 'a:S ,s
common, I7Tc. ''S
Cheese Oregon full cream, I1spK
Eggs. Oregon, o(9Io per dor ="
Beef. Topsteers, 21I(d2 CSC per A. +
to good steers. 21I97 3.5c; cows, ayS,s
dressed beef, 4@S%c. ''-'n
Mutton. Best beef, 2.ooaaq,. ~.
ewes, Las; dressed, 41I@sc.
Hogs. Choice, heavy, 4soasn64
and feeders; as; dressed, 3i.aAs perlb
Veal. Small, choice, sCa6c; large ,1s
per ID. NV
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat. s3Hc per bu., market firm.
Oats .I7c.
Hay Baled, cheat, s4.so@S 90; linal,
SO so.
Flour. In Wholesale lots, 400; nnl
) 20; bran, bulk HOO; sacked, lim
shorts. I2.oo9IS,oo; chop feed, liOli
200.
Poultry. Chickens, 3.ooa1.so PEI da
lueks, 50. .5o(94 so; geese, s4,o0S6oo R
'eys, o(@Ioc; dressed, II9I2kc.
Veal Dressed. AZ.
Hogs. Dressed, az.
Live Cattle. .2@aH.
Sheep. Live, 2.so.
Wool Best, I2Hc.
Hops, Best, 49Sc.
Eggs. Cash. Sc.
Butter. Best dairy, ISc; fancy eeinsq
SC,
Cheese .I2%(9I3c.
Farm Smoked Meats = Bacol, 7ei ha
~; shoulders. SC.
Potatoes. Isc per bu.
Onions. ne.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

A NEW STORE. W. johnson,
of the clothing firm OF G. w. johnson
& Son, has been In San Francisco the
past week, and will soon have u new
stock OF goods here. The old Keller
corner opposite Gray Bros. hardware
store, has been rented, and after
April LIST, the firm will he settled In
lts new quarters with large new
stock Of goods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19
Morphine Fiend in Trouble.

Chief Of Police Dllley returned from
Oregon City on the local this morning
with Elmer Green, who is wanted
here TO answer TO the charge of
larceny from dwelling. The theft
for which Green is arrested, was COM
mltted last February, aud knowing a
warrant was out for his arrest, he
Immediately left town. Chief Dilley
located his man at Tacoma recently
and had Sheriff Il. c. Maddox, Of
Clackamas county, who was in Tacoma
at the time, arrest the man and bring
him TO Oregon City where Chief Dill
ley found him this morning. Green
Is morphine liend and like Others OF
his type will steal anything that may
be converted into money with which
60 satisfy his cravings. As this is not
the first time nc has committed similar
offences, he will probably be severely
dealt with this time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

A NEW DoRMlToRY, The executive
committee of the board OF regents OF
the university OF Oregon has consum.
mated deal for the purchase OF the
large residence aud aud grounds OF
Foi' Collier. The residence will he
used as domitory for the lady
students.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

W. O. T. u A literary aud musical
entertainment viii he held at the w.
g T. u hall, Court street, March 20,
at .. m, by the Junior W. c. TIL
sewing class. Admission, lOc. Chn.
dren belonging 10 the class, admitted
nee Proceeds TO be used for the
benefit of the refuge home, Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19
AUMSVILLE.

MISS Anna Anderson, who has been
visiting her home in Portland has
re'uIhea' returned, She will teach three
months school in the Geer district,
., Vulse number of Aumsville people
S.senuea S.oi the protIacted meeting at
s'ayton Sunday evening. The meet ~
! tnss y ,'I,i are conducted by Rev. Wallace, a
o,sasilng evangelist, and the two
ne noted { singers, Mr.. and Mrs. Lenne"t ~O
OF Portland. Nepper''
miss Misses Mollie Gilbert and Cannis
shaw. "'0'nooh IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

The cheap rates of five dollars oo,,.
and and IbwOtIhlrty boDth steerage including meals
on on SerSh TN are are still in effect on the
Land ~ ~ a. ~, COS. steamers from Port.
days. or'iahd every five
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19
MARRIED.

HAGER-ROTH.-In the Gernal y .
E. Church, Salem, March Ii, lSeh
8p. M, Miss Mary Hager 10 fs''
Roth, both of Portland.
Rev. JAMS, of the German NJ =
Church, officiated, and the frlenas I
Mr.. and Mr.. Peter Roth decoraIH's
church and made the occasion 'u'
pleasant for them. They viii Is'@
in Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

bon" BURDETTE.--It has been
several years since the famous humor-
ist Bob" Burdette visited Salem and
his advent will be anticipated with
sincere pleasure by his friends, and
their name Is legion. Genial Bob"
Is toglve his famous lecture "The Rise
and Fall OF the Moustache" at the
opera house Saturday, March 2s.
Prof. Heritage says that he has heard
Mr.. Burdette give this lecture three
times, but he wouldn't miss hearing
IL again and has already purchased
his ticket for the 2sth. True pathos,
genuine humor, irresistible comedy
and quaint philosophy are all found
In Bob Burdette, and in his special
field he has no rival. Seats are now
on sale at Il. $. Dearborn's bookstore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19
Important to Farmers.

Wakelee's Squirrel Exterminator
the original and only article Of IT,
Nlnu Mu giving, complete satisfaction.
now no" reduced from 80 TO 30 cents per
gan, FOR sale by Steiner Drug Co.
Salem, Oregon. a.1-Im
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

NEW LAND COMPANY. Articles Of
Incorporation were today filed with
the secretary OF the state 10y the Bal
ton Land Co., of Oregon City, capital
stock 100000. lncorporators, II. II.
johnson, Il. p, Randall and Il. G.
Cauheld.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

JERSEY IBULL-Purs bred Jensy Ial !
service, One Of the finest animals gs. -
Oregon. Terms 81 cash. Call at Enss,s y,
Dairy, on Railroad and d st. A. hsa, W.. "
prieLor. JI9aa.-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

When Baby was AIck, We gave her cAstOriA.
When she was a Child, Ahe cried for Castorla.
When ahe became Mis-. she chung to Castosla.
When she had Children, she gave them CastOrIa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19
bucklen's Arnica salua

sor.a rne best Salys in the world for cu,.
i oOissi Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rbeu% E, EEa.s,
Rru; ~u an Letter: ChaPped hands ch;lhIa;vs Svs'
pi;1I'sea p;1 okln Eruptions, and pos,tiveI'. alma
r; r,'e9 OF no pay required. II Is onsr"ay eSieS
bb'te per lee satisfaction or money res,nS 20
Legg. TOT sale by Fred A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19
*A Spring Day.

earlss i.s delights TO every heart but a stock ~ ~
Sesvs sueh as We carry delights every hoSsasagio ~ gio
s avssuess OIL the weather This freshest SooSs
every department and the most exaetSS ss s0oHs IN
wen IA Tue lowest prices make our s,er serNine rs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

WEATHER FORECAST. Rain Thurs.
day night and Friday, Temperature
cooler.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

ANGEL OAKEs.-The regular 2S.
cent size selling at Strong's restaurant
for Is cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

claimed, $40; amount allowed, S4O.
John Knight, sheriff, amour
claimed, s535.l2; amount allowed
: S535.12.
coRoNER's ACCOUNT.
/ A. NJ. Clough, inquest on body of A
Link, deceased; the amount claimed
s2S. 80, amount allowed $500.
A. M. Clough, burial expenses
amount claimed S13, amount allowed
Sl3.
j. w. Mckinney, jury; amount
claimed 81, amount allowed 81.
Jas. Bachelor, jury; amount claim
ed 81, amount allowed 81.
l.. j. Vibbert, jury; amount claim
ed 81, amount allowed 81.
S. c. Kightlluger, jury; amount
claimed 81, amount allowed 81.
S. Mundell, jury; amount claimed
81, amount allowed 81.
Chas. Van Wagner, jury: amount
claimed 81, amount allowed 81.
e. M. Croisan, witness; amount
claimed s1.7O, amount allowed S1.7O
Thos. Roberts, witness; amount
claimed $3.50, amount allowed S1.50.
Louis Ralph, witness; amount
claimed $1.7O, amount allowed S1.7O.
j. A. Boney, witness; amount
claimed Sl.7O, amount allowed s1.7O.
j. II. Pentland, witness; amount
claimed $1.7O, amount allowed s1.70.
DIR. S. r. Jessup, medical services;
amount claimed $500, amonnt allow
ed $500.
A. Nj. Clough, inquest on the body
of Irwin Plemming, deceased; amount
claimed $24.9O, amount allowed S24.9O.
5. r. T. Jones, jury; amount claim
ed 81, amount allowed 81.
Geo. w. Whitney, jury; amount
claimed 81, amount allowed 81.
Geo. j. Wolfer, amount claimed 81,
amount allowed 81.
o. A. Byland, amount clasmed 81,
amount allowed, 81.
VIM. Platts, amount claimed 81,
amount allowed 81.
j. r. Jordan, amount claimed 81,
amount allowed 81.
Mrs. b. j. Grimm, witness; amount
claimed $l.7O, amount allowed S1.5O.
Almon Mary Grimm, witness;
amount claimed Sl.7O, amount allowed
S1.5O.
Morcas G.. Smith, witness; amount
claimed '$l.70 amount allowed Sl.7O.
INSANE ACCOUNT.
A. o. COndit, amount claimed $40, |
amount allowed s..
b. II. Bradshaw, amount claimed
S., continued.
W. II. Byrd, NJ. D., amount claimed
So, amount allowed So.
CRIMINAL COST BILLS.
State of Oregon VS.. Andrew Robin
son:
A. o. Condit. 90
IL. A. johnson Jr,..............6 9 20
y. +. Waln.....,..,,.....,..... 20
state Of Oregon VS.. Orin Morgan:
ID. c. Sherman................ .S5 90
III, n. johnson Jr..............6 20
\. I. Waln......................17O 70
State of Oregon VS.. Otto Blosser:
II. a. Johnson Jr.........Sl 90
State Of Oregon VS.. Henry Blosser:
H. y. johnson Jr.............SlOO 90
State Of Oregon VS. Thos. McNary: ,
II. A. Johnson Jr.............SIO OO
State of Oregon VS.. ThOs. Nelson: y,
W. ). Hurst, amt. cid S8.55. .....S6 30 :
J. NJ. Will................... . 10
State Of Oregon VS.. Thos. McNary.
complained OF as John Doe, Henry
3losser, Otto Blosser and Herman :
Jpendahl:
". s. Hurst, amt. cid. $lO.75. $40 20 I
!. Nj. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I6 20
State of Oregon VS.. Bert Dunn: l
q. COndit..............S5 O0 I
Id' NJ Edes, amt. cid. S13.S5. 10 go S
u T. Dilley. O 20
JURORS. 5
IAN NOlma. .................. al OO d
~ S' Low. Low.....,..,,..,........lO 90 S
hos. Caudeld. ld............. 90 \
B. Smith. th............1O0 IN Y
= Nj. Hunter. er.............. M y
- - N"N"haugh''.',.,,,...,,.. | 90
WITNESSES.
y. j. Smith. a IN
zee WEIGH "a :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19
THE FAIR for bargains. 3-5-eod

Lost.
a medium sited blaeksi leather hand
gnP, containing letters, pension papers and
other articles, including a bottle Of bear,
on, d. l.. Mel.ain, Report to this office
VIII pay liberal reward. Io',S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

CRIMINAL ACCOUNT.
40 Condit, amount claimed s5.
amount allowed, $500.
lCondnued on second page.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-19

ihE FAIR for bargains. s.5-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

to be one city, we canno. omit 10 urge
our Manchester friends to remember that
the new depot would be almost as ac-
cessible 10 their city as IL would be to
the greater part OF ours. At ana ABOUT
this depot and upon the connection
tracks hundreds OF men would be en-
ployed. TO get these positions Man
chesterians would have as good chance
as Richmonders. We conclude. there
fore. that this IL a matter in which Man
chester has great interest, ana her
bridge commissioners should treat with
the company in the same spirit that the
Richmond commissioners axe expected
10 do.
We repeat that we do not presume TO
undertake TO solve any OF the engineer
ing problems that the case presents. We
only urge liberalty OF spirit on the part
Of the city Council and the Free Bridge
Commissioners. And this we believe to
be the voice OF our people.
We must find way 10 accommodate
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway COM
pany II possible-not only because it is
to our interest TO do so. but because il
has ever been good friend OF ours
Though we hear it said sometimes that
Richmond made mistake when she
made an appropriation TO pay portion
Of the cost OF the Church Hill tunnel
we disagree in toto from that view
Indeed. but for the construction OF mat
tunnel. we doubt not that the company
would have gone TO Newport News ny
debouching from its main line at point
several miles from Richmond In that
case we should never nave heard Of the
pending proposition. Then il would
only have been necessary for the COM
many to continue its belt line west
ward TO the Allegheny track But OF
belt lines we have enough. one is
plenty. But we needn't have had
that one Il we had had little more
foresight in dealing with the Belvidere-
street question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
ru,>hI,y A GENTLEMAN.

\ very important quest IN has been ue-
cided i'm New York and now white
winged peace flaps her wings in the cir
cumsmbient atmosphere. where at one
time the demon Of a tremendous hub
bub cavorted around. The question was
whether Benjamin Franklin was a gem
tleman. and IT has been decided IN the
anirmative-that is. ahirmstivey enough
TO entitle his Observation-Disclosures
TO membership in the New York Society
OF Colonial Danes. it seems that when
the aforesaid granddaughter
applied for admission into the organza-
ton. a descendant OF one Of the original
Dutch settlers OF Manhattan Island
raised the question whether the late la
mented benjamin belonged 10 the Colo
NAL four hundred, and then for a while
things were pretty lively in the society.
ON the theory OF atavism. the afore-
said eat-granddaushte- certainly
showed herself entitled to the Franklin
blood that flows in her veins. The first
Franklin that came to this Countrywide
father OF Benjamin-had a clean record,
being engaged in a business that required
the superintendent OF various and sun
dry caldrons and Benjamin's great
great-granddaughte unquestionably set
the social pot to boiling.
Ben didn't like his fathers voca-
ton, and became a printer and editor;
and. though It Is true that later he
fell 10 the position Of a statesman, he
mixed with craftsmanship science sufii-
cient TO retain quite respectable place
i'm society and history. Perhaps. how
ever, the Knickerbockor faction of the
New York Colonial Danes were not aware
OF this. II may be thar their know
ledge Of Benjamin, Ike that OF the
general public. extended only TO the fact
tina, he caught the lightning by the
tail and that be was guilty of an aphor-
ism. cribbed from Cervantes, about
honesty and policy that is very obnoxi-
Gus TO Wall street. I'm such event.
and considering the manner In which
the Enickerbocl,ers are embalmcd i'm
Diedrich Knickerbocker's 0rving's) His
tory OF New York From the Beginning
OF the World 10 the End of the Dutch
Dynasty" there may be some excuse for
their effort to turn down daughter Of
the Franklin family. However airs well
that ends well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
Hardships of Our Debtors Laws.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
VIII you allow a woman (the wife OF
"A wOrkingmam 10 voice a grievance,
which may be peculiar to the times? To
do this. let me linn a representative pic
ture. During the awful stress Of the
last two years my husband, in order 10
avoid starvation and beggary for US, was
forced TO make here and there little bills
with former creditors promising to pay
as soon a. work could be secured.
Finally. employment with a certain Or
ganlzation was obtained; but in its wake
is an Unforeseen evil. When payday"
came # brought the majority Of small
creditors, who clamored for immediate
settlement. or garnishee. BY dint OF
paying little here and there they were
warded or, leaving a bare sum for alb
sOlute necessities. and not one cent for
hOuse-rent. Then comes the collector
refusing 10 wait till the next month,
and threatening TO seize what little fur
nlture IS left from previous seizures du-
ring the awful times" Meanwhile the
husband and father. i'm trepidation from
the fear OF garnishee (Which would dis
charge him from employmenD is in de-
spair and threatens suicide How many
wives. ! wonder. clasp a child to their
hearts in anguish at the thought OF
such a crime. which deprives her Of the
womanly power to comfort
What I wish 10 ask is. Can a garnishee
be right? Or is il right that ii should
be made a condition for discharge with
company or organization? Can the
seizure Of furniture for rent be right2 II Is
never an equivalent. and always brings
decentralization. either from the death Of
the sentiment which women allow 10
cluster around their household posses
sions. or with the dishonest ones, the
often successful efforts to defeat the agent.
u seems 10 me that the law which
allows a garnishee Is as silly as that
which imprisoned a man for debt; and
the parties who make it a condition for
discharge sometimes defeat their own
ends by the loss OF a skilled employee.
To a great measure Shakespeare is at
fault for the universal conception OF the
Jew. but little prescience would have
enabled him to linn some few cultured,
Christian Shylocks OF the nineteenth
century. Can it be possible that the
very men who would push r man TO
the wall would submit TO increased taxa
ton TO sustain paupers? Side by side
with this class are angels of light, whose
hearts throb with tenderness divine.
FOR the sorrows OF the poor and sweet
en- the springs Of bitterness. NJ l..