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Marvellous Results.

From a letter written by Rev. J.
Gundcrman, of Dimondale, Mich. we
are permitted to make this extract :
81 have no hesitation in recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery. as the
results were almost marvellous in the
cast If my wife. While | was pastor
Of the Baptist Church at Rives juno
ton she was brought down viii, pneu-
monia succeeding La Grippe. Terri
BILE paroxysms of coughing would Last
hours with little interruption aud il
seemed as if she could nc. survive
them. A Friend recommended DR.,
Kings New Discovery, it was quick in
its work and highly satisfactory in re
suits" Trial bottles free at T~libodau1
Drng Store. Regular size SOC. and
81 Loo.
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The class most clamoreus for . high
tariff are the iron barons, but judg ing
from the increasing demand for Amer
lean iron abroad, it does not stand in
need Of any protection. A recent dis
patch from Birmingham, Ala, an
nonnces the sale of 5000 tons Of iron
there for delivery in Calcutta, 5000
tons tor Liverpool aud also orders for
Rotterdam, Genoa and other points in
Europe. A steady market in foreign
countries for the surplus iron Of the
Southern States now seems assured
and this is due to the fact that pig
iron can be laid down in Europe much
cheaper than it can I've produced there
In this connection it is we'll to say that
the more finished product If the north,
err manufacturers is also finding q
good market abroad and the increased
expectation Of manufactured goods il
one Of tile great :riumphs of the Will
son tariff act although it is far from
beng perfect, and under no former
tariff has there been SO much progress
made in this direction. Under The
circumstances the duties in the irOr
schedule should be reduced instead d
increased.-States.
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VALID.

Mr.. Thomas Pierson, now of New
Orleans, aud Miss Bertha Oschwald,
daughter Of Mr.. J. G.. Oschwald, an
old citizen of our town, were quietly
united in wedlock at st. JOseph's
Church., last Monday, in the presence
Of relatives and near friends. They
departed by the afternoon train for
their new home in New Orleans.
Both Of the contracting parties are
natives Of this town and very deserv-
young people, who have known each
other from childhood.
We extend our congratulations and
Join their many friends in the wish
that theirs may BIZ y life Of unalloyed
happiness.
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PERSONALS.

MIR. Chas Badeaux made a business
trip t" Lake Charles this week.
Mrs. e. p. Shaver returned from q
visit to New Orleans, this week.
Mr.. JOS. Naquin took a business trip
to Assumption during the week.
Miss Ella Continent is on the sick
list to the regret Of her many friends.
DIR. E. N. Burton was among those
who visited the Crescent City this
week.
MIR. Albert GulllOt of New Orleans
is spending some time in Thibodaux
for his health.
Rev Fathe, Dnbonrg paid a visit TO
New Orleans last Sunday, returning
Wednesday.
MI. Jean Rodrigue. Police Juror
from the 9th ward gaze us u pleasant
call last Thursday.
M-ssrs. Sam Lanve and James Gil.
bert 1T Assumption spent q few hours
here last Tuesday.
Mr.. g.. Abribat, Jr., our genial as-
sess"r WAS in town last Tuesday, Ie-
turning the same day.
Mr.. John Webster, of J~eanerctte
passed through town last Tuesday on
his way to Napoleonville.
Miss May D~ansereau, after spending
some time with relatives in New he
ria, returned home last Thursday.
Mis.. Franc~a aud Lily Goodwin OF
New Orleans and Mrs, John Spearing
of Alexandra are now here visiting
relatives.
Mr.. L. j. Trone. having completed
his engagement with the Harris Shows
has returned and is now seen once
more mingling among his many
friends.
Mr.. Chas. Oschwald, employed as a
druggist in the Crescent City was here
laet Monday in attendance 1T the mar
riage Of his sister, Bertha, aud return
ell the amt day.
We were ~agreeably surprised ont
day this week by a visit from our OLE
friend Mr.. Marcelin Richard, one o
the substantial citizens Of this parish
residing near Lafourche Crossing.
Father Raves, q yonng Frepcl
priest, arrived here last week aud wa
installed ~ the vicar or assistant o
Father Dubourg. in the place of Fa
ther Buquet, promoted,
Mr.. @. G. Leblanc of LafOurch'
Crossing gave ia a call Tuesday after
noon. He informed Us that he con
templated moving this week TO AGA
dia parish, to live with bis q MI
J"hnson Leblanc who lately had tn
misfortune to lose his wife.
Rev. Father Buquet. who has durin
his short ministry Of five months a
assistant to Father Dnbourg of s
Joseph's Church, made many friend
!. and warm admirers, left last MOnda
to take charge OF the parish to whic
he has been assigned. He is now til
pastor of the Church at Bay Pierr
Parr. an interior settlepent in the Pal
ish Of Assumption, above Paincour'
vile. We trust the good Father wi
be pleased with his 10 parish.
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OA9ToEIA
9As 1as-
=; '&MMzzM ~; ~

1t ia reported that the Republic OF
Argentina has levied q tax on all un-
married me- between the ages o1
twenty and eighty years, to take Of
feet on the first Of January coming,
The law is said to provide further that
il any .naa or woman refuse an offe.
of marriage %"without good reason" he
or she must pay $500 to the rejected
party.
Argentina gives no show to the bach
elors 1t taxes them for remaining I'M
married and it fines them tor refusing
an offer Of marriage, unless they can
advance i good reason tor their refu
sal. Poor fellows.
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For a select stock Of millinery,
eapes, notions, fancy trimmings, and
fancy dress goods, 60 To Mrs. j. n.
Wright before going elsewhere. Prices
low.
To addition to the above she has
iast received an assortment of stamp
ed linens, Belongs new process OF File
/ and Dresden silks.
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ILL., M, the best family cathartic
IlOOO s flllS and liver stimulant. 25c.

There was u burglary committed
last Saturday night at the Strangers
Hotel. The desk in the hotel office
wns broken open and some $3.50 were
stolen therefrOm.
The losa proves a heavy Il to the
owner, Mrs. Albert. There is no
clew to the burglary and no arrest has
been mede.
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The family of Mr.. Bailey, the drug.
gat IN charge Of the Meyer Drug
More arrived this week. to establish
sAelr home here. They are temporarily
atationtd at the Empire House, while
nying 20 secure a house. 1t scene
ihefe is no suitable house for rent to
be had IN town,
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We have received The Clipper, a
bright new weekly published by
Smith & Harrison. at Homer, La,
with an invitation to exchange which
We gladly accept. We wish the new
candidate for journalistic honors q
inst measure Of success.
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ATTENTION!

NANnTEC. 20 increase our sales
VI11yD1ILCs in ~. We will send
nom now until New Year, FREE OF CHARGE,
: hnit Of salnpleboxes of all our fine and
asaey Csnaies. and samples of all Cream.
u~aoeelate and Fruit Candles we carry to any
eae senting sixty cents to cover Express
saastrges and expenses. T. cts stamps taken.)
ufaers for Christmas should be made on or
Wore December the Goth, and IN ordering
sale oy what Express Co. I o ship. Address /:
TN CRESCENT CANDY CO., 605 Caron
ae'et Street New Orleans, La.
" Mention this paper. Il-28tOl-1
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nam. rns,or has it that there ia tn
y Christmas Tree and merry making
:. NJ convent next Wednesday night.
W. wish the girls good cheer and a
rrrry time Of il.
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ID. Gentrey was here last Tuesday
slla his trained dogs aud horses and
gave an exhibition on the bayou front
s0ose town.. We failed to attend and
s~aseqoentiy cannot express our opln-
- ~ 70 the merits of the show, but
=. near y gave satisfaction to those
'ho Witnessed the performances.
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.0cl' NEWS.

,m.rry Christmas t" yen. dear
Nav the season OF good cheer
rsoe' ina choicest gifts, a content
s'se and unalloyed happiness.
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The police jury was in session on
Wednesday aud Thursday. Messra.
III. Aucoin, President, and E. U,
Hofvant, Marcelin Bergeron, Jos. U.
Toupr. l.. j. Trosclair, Jean Rodrigue,
Jules Gedehaux. Jos. p. Bourgeois,
we're 10 attendance.
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~. GOOD hank. Time deposits
ar.r interest and the smallest am.
amt will open an accouu. BaDk
dThibodaux.
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According to Washington dispatches
the contested election COS of Beattie
vs. Price was to come up this week for
argument before the election commit
tee No. 2.
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.. luveuile Social Club Of this
~ ls : a very pleasant tea party
=. Wednesday at the home OF MI.
= Mrs. O. Naquin on st. Philip
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Hall's circus exhibited here last Sa.
turday. Among the attractions was a
balloon ascension by Prof. Baldwin
who performed wonderful feats on the
trap~ze in mid air.
In initiating the balloon the employ
60 engaged in the work was over
come by the gaseous vapOra and waa
taken out just in time to saw his life.
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For Infants and Children.
'LMMzzx -. 4;

Ne noticed that Nj. Oscar l.. Caro-
wore a look akin to supreme %satisfac-
doa on. day this week and upon in
auIry into the matter We learned that
ia \ box, and mother aud child doing
veil. We extend our congratulations.
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n,,,. daughter Of Mr.. Charles
met with u painful accident
psf 49, home having been fractured
Z ..I uh;ch she Iacen,ly sustained
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II ran want to know something
.l.nt the new REGISTRATION law. yon
i, 6ud something about it on our
fnt mage.
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There 10 to be q Christmas tree at
Protector Hall, under the auspices of
MIS-. S. A. Binnings. and all the young
folks land some old ones, toO) are
locking forward to the event III great
Anticipation.
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c.r;,tmas toys. dolls picture books.
ssrorks. a great variety OF reading
utter At s. T. Grisamore's News De-
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n.. falls on a Friday this
eu' ~, the turkey will not I've spared
u. al that.
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o. WORD TO OrH RICE Growers
tice growers should take the
ne Steps To present their case
sssaa So eri'fe the ways ard means
H. ''ir' on January 9th 1897, the
nAea Tor hearings in regard TO
nsss gu agricultural products. etc.
Ii, ~ now a duty OF one cent and a
aa., m ice, aud the .ice growers
IN oe prepared 1" hold that, even
IT,. can not secure an increase.
n;,,s. su"ald get ready to send a com :
Ara . VI representative men to look
as..s sae rice interest and to properly
49, 'nelr a . before the ways and
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ms, C;stcrn xlo. 1900 Gallons, SO
fre s'sssn ros. go Perdido ct. New Orleans
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BucklenS Arnica Salve.

HE BEST SALvE in the world f0r
p psas' bruises. Sores. Ulcers Salt
u.eam, Fever Sores. letter, Chapped
S saaus. Chilblaips, Corns. and all
p pS,a E%fastions. and positively cures
.. my, Of no pay required. 1t is guar.
a'eu 7" give perfect satisfaction or
Souey refunded. Price % cents pei
~. FOR sa'' by Thibodaux Drug
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For Sale or Rent.

THE.MELROSE- PLANTATION, ONE
i mile above LabadieviIle. Will sell in
Lots or ~ a whole on liberal terms. Apply
to
SIMON ABRAHAM,
Raceland, La,
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Private

WE WANT ONE OR TWO YOUNG MEN
w in this county to represent US as Private
Detectives. Experience unnecessary. Money
for tho right man. Address with stamp.
TEXAS DETECTIVE
AND PROTECTIVE AGENCY,
10 81, 3m. San Antonio. Texas.
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The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. 81.
Prepared only by c. l. Hood Il Co.. Lowell, Mass
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-22

The health and police committee
recommended that the city marshal
investigate the nuisance alleged to
exist ON the r. Il. Ryan residence
property, on Commercial street, and
should there be such, he was ordered
to remove the same. The same officer
was instructed to enforce the chicken
ordinance, which provided that
'tramp chickens be obliged to remain
where they belong"
w. II. Anderson's application for a
liquor license, was granted and SINH
lar applications from F. P. Talking
ton, e. Eckerlin, ]. e. Fontaine, and
John Rogers; were referred to license
committee.
T. II. Wilson's petition for rebate
tax of $2.16, paid on two Capital
Home lots, by error, as assessed with
in the city; referred to finance COM
mittee for report.
Alderman Rigdon discussed the con-
dition of the big steel bridge, and the
city's attitude toward any proposed
improvements, but no definite action
was taken.
The matter of laying a new cement
walk frontage on Commercial street
was referred to the committee on
streets and public property with
power to act in the premises.
The city hall committee reported
favorably on lost bills of contractors
Hutchins & Southwick, and Architect
w. d. Pugh, for S2,l2O and $53, re-
spectively, and same were ordered
paid by warrants.
Some necessary changes in grading
Of Church street as reported by Street
Commissioner Gobalet was referred tC
committee on streets and public prop
erty.
Alderman MurnhY moved to recon
slider the vote by which the committee
report heretofore filed providing fol
the acceptance of the bids of the Al
bany Iron works for gratings, and the
Salem improvement Co. for the
cement work and sidewalk about the
new city hall was adopted, and the
motion prevailed. Thereupon the re-
port as submitted was tabled fol
future action.
In the matter of street car licenses
upon motion of Alderman Murphy
moved time was granted for the con.
sideration thereof. Council then ad.
journed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-22
At Lincoln.

Col. II. b. Wait and John Bayne
went to hop picker's meeting Mon
day night and reports that on Sunday
night one G. Benson, of the Monta-
villa Republican club gave a political
address for Mckinley. Clay Burch,
an Amity hop picker, challenged him
for debate on the campaign issue for
Monday night. About 250 people
gathered at John Walling's hop yard
and heard the discussion. Mr.. Burch
led off tor Bryan, G. Benson followed
for Mckinley. Benson was COM
pletely knocked out by the hop picker
Burch. Benson had laid in camp all
day to prepare, while Burch picked
hard all day, After the speaking a
straw vote was taken resulting in
Bryan's election by large majority.
1t was announced that on Thursday
evening a Bryan rally would be held
at the same place, the gold standard
men to have a speaker.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-22
SCHOOL DIRECTORS MEET.
Resume of the Boards Session Last
Evening.

Resume of the Boards Session Last
Evening.
The board of school directors for
school district No. "a, held regular
meeting last evening, in Clerk
Bozorth's office. The following bills
were ordered cancelled by warrant;
CAPITAL JOURNAL, SO; GoOdale Lum-
Der Co., s17.45; n. w. Harris. interest
on bonds, s439.5O; Blair & Co., inter-
est on bonds, 1890.
Bids for the furnishing Of school
supplies for the ensuing year, had
been contracted for by the executive
committee, as follows: Stationery,
inks, ETC., to +. $. Dearborn, S313.S4;
tinware, ETC., to r. M. Wade & Co..
s4.9s; brooms and floor brushes, John
Hughes; printing, A. A. Miller, Sl1,
E. f. Parkhurst's bid for school
seats was accepted.
The printing of 500 copies of the
rules and regulations of the Salem
school were awared to 4. NJ. Waite &
Co. The matter of providing wood
and a janitor, for the Polytechnic
school, were given Director Bruce,
with power to act.
To Director Cherrington was re-
ferred the matter of repairing the side
walks about the several school build
ings.
The matter of arranging the school
ward lines, were left in the hands of
City Superintendent PEBBLES, who will
suggest any changes ne may deem
necessary.
All resident school children, of the
school district No. "a, will be admit
ted to the school free Of charge. Ad-
journment was then, had by the
board.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-22
Marvellous Results

From letter written by Rev. ]. Gunder-
INN, of Dimondale. Mich, we are permit ted
to make this extract; al have no hesitation
ma recommending DIR. Kings new discovery, as
the results were almost marvellous in the case
Of my wife. While was pastor Of the Bap.
down with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe,
Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last
hours with little interruption and it seemed as
if she could not survive them. A friend reco.
mended DR.. Kings New discovery; it was
quick in its work and highly satisfactory in
result" Trial bottles free at lied A. Lcgg's
Drug Store Regular size so cents, and 81 90
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-22
PERSONAL

-
is very i'll.
Geo. c. viii went north on the
morning overland.
Mrs. Thos. Kay returned last even
ing from Portland.
O. ID. Austin was Portland busi-
ness visitor today.
VIM. Brown had business down the
valley this morning.
Miss r. T. Smith left this morning
for Roseburg on short visit.
Robert Quinn, of Mill City, is visit
ing his old friend Jos. Fones.
Mr. and MRS. Geo. w. Davis went
over to Morrison today to remain
few days.
Hon. H. L. Barkley came up from
Woodburn on the Roseburg mail this
morning.
Hon. A. Gesner returned this morn
ing from a surveying trip in Southern
Oregon.
Mrs. f. A. Moore accompanied by
Master Sherman Miles, visited at the
reform school today.
Rev. and Mrs. Maurer, of Feast Sa-
lem went to Portland Monday to re-
main several days.
G. NJ. Lockwood, assistant secretary
of state, was Portland passenger via
the Salem local today.
Thos. Kay returned to Waterloo
this morning, having spent Sunday
with his family in this city.
Hans G. Wahlberg and III. j. Often
heimer, two of Salems hop buyers,
went north on the Salem local this
morning.
Miss Alice PEBBLES is lying very ill
with typhoid fever at the home of her
rarhn", rsrrI r-f,i-rit-~t Un UdoV
Court street.
Prof. u. NJ. Parvin went up to AL
bany this morning to resume his work
in the musical department of the
Albany college.
j. Rex Byars came down from Rose
burg Monday afternoon and is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. S. w. Thompson.
Rex may spend the winter in Salem.
Rev. A Kershaw, Rev. p. G.. Hetz-
ler, and Rev. G.. w. Grannis went to
Roseburg this morning TO attend an
nual conference Of the M. E. church.
Ed. Dunn, travelling salesman for
Moody, Valentine & Goldsmith Of
Portland, took the Roseburg mail this
morning after brief visit in this city
with w. e. Calkins.
Elmer White has accepted a posi-
tion on the Salem Consolidated Street
Railway cars and was today being
initiated into the mysteries of street
car driving. Elmer will make cour-
teous and obliging employe.
j. II. Klippel returned to Portland
this morning after a short visit with
friends in this city. Mr.. Klippel is
an employe in the custom house at
Portland and is nephew OF j. A.
Vanderpool of this city.
S. j. Chadwick and family returned
this morning to ColfaX, Wn., after u
short visit in this city with Mayor
and Mrs. Claude Catch. Mr.. Chad
wick is state land commissioner for
Washington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-22
AT MARION'S CAPITAL.

County Superintendent G. w. Jones
returned last evening from the upper
valley. Mr.. Jones visited number
of schools in the vicinity of Jefferson
and was also present at that city yes
terday when the city's school opened
with an enrolment of 81. The school
is in charge of w. Drager, principal,
assisted by Mrs. W. j. Stceles and
Miss Minnie Tasker.
In the matter of the estate of NJ. S.
Long, deceased, Martha A. Long,
widow of deceased, petitioned the pro-
bate court today, that citation papers
be issued to A. w. Long, admins
traitor of the estate, requiring him to
appear before the probate court on
October Goth and show cause If there
be any, why certain mortgages on the
property should not be cancelled. The
prayers of the petition was granted
and citation papers were issued.
In the matter of the estate of James
A. Musick, deceased, w. t. RigdOn,
the administrator, today filed final
account with the probate court. 1t
shows "A balance on hand, after all
obligations have been Cancelled, of
81, ,0oz.oI. Inc administrator was
ordered to turn over to Thomas R.
Mussick, the only heir, the moneys
and personal property Of the estat,
and to file receipt for same with the
county clerk in 60 days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-22

ESCAPED FROM THE SCHOOL,
urday afternoon, Edward Phole, aged
about 10 years, and who, for several
years has been an inmate of the re-
form school, came to Salem to get
some supplies for the school, but he
has not yet returned to the school.
The team and buggy with which he
drove to town were found yesterday
on the Turner road near Westacott &
Irwin's dairy, but no trace of the boy
can be found.