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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-25
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PASSENGER SHIPS ARE App IST.ssi
I'D &IO SAL from NorIoIk DAILY as
z5sgDa}s sS SaISaHss &
sATUKiDAIS4 p , M Passenger ACCOM-.
Fare. in Guiding meals and state fs3 q; 81
ra 9e ro@nd trip limited 10 thirty g
Fo gs tickets and reservation 8, HAS. Ia e.
s'e s'rSfs K II sfesF 0if sbIss
a TIh scH ifh%Ghe III o ne srr mHesh.l
and Elaine, sailing daily Except Sun san.{3
a1 For Le oED fGeonTEsanyAs s so And
m. and s:i5 p. M; Portsmoutil, 6 AS and
VIZ %arf aorf sna &c Il 100 anu md as l. Linz
II $ohD RAM MP ias a i ssa
400 y. m; 9ortsmouth at 1905 and 3o5
TOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
a:i5 =. IN; BAY Line Wharf at asl9Hq ,. m ::
a1 ESR ef EasT Su MNB5 WARE RIVERS
p pnyyr eX * sunday n egIss
sRS RASS Sia rS s$y
Rssay s sis FFaay ay s Enc WSarP sE,s
ro F5R e s sGV Vi retKanFRp1Ea EE nett
wharf Mt 6:3O a.. m; PORTSMOUTH,. 6:45 a.
M to fay MS &is E9mTGoSIh a RIHpR Ann
3 u. m: Portsmouth, 3io
J.: m. connecting at Suffolk with s. and
G. II. Il. 9t4 5 55Ii-s
Freight for Mathews, Back, Poquosin.
Ware, Severn and Nansemond rivers
NORTH CXRoLlNA. DIyIsIoN-Fo,.
mer:y " n. and w. ID. I.-Steamer Albe-{
c.. Mondays at q. m; Thursdnys, at IL
M, cirry:r5 freight ana passengers
1'unEo and Pamlico rivers. s3'.''S
Freight for lIewbern, ". c., received at
N. and s. r. r. depot ~ Is 7a.tt
Freight received daily except Sunday.
All schedules subject to change with.
out notice. iEi
NJ y. CROMWELL. Agent.
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Produce.
Southern

Southern Fruits-I3ananas SlIl.25
per bunch: oranges, jamaica, $3.50
per box: cocoanuts $500 per bag OF 100.
Lemons. $2.50@3,00; Northern apples,
S2.75Gps.00.
$500; hnyman's, $500; yellow. s2.25;
@2.5O; onions, sits: parsnips. 50: celery.
3W4c. II stalk: carrots. Sl.T5.
PoultTy-Chickcns. old, 22k@25c. +;
spring chickens. l2I:lSc
Eggs-WholcsGlc 15GflIc per dozen.
BeeswlN--2ic. per pound.
Tluck-irish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes, Sl.25 per bag: Onions. N.75 per
bag.
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Chicugo Marker.

Chicago Jan. 24.-Until the last hour
to-day trading In wheat displayed no
feature of particular interest but dur
ing the final sixty minutes there was
enough excitement to compensate for all
the previous dizziness and inactivity. 1t
was not quite clear what the rea son for
the sudden burst OF strength was, the
ShortS did not bother to find out. as IL
took all their time 20 keep pace with the
climbing prices The tone OF the market
bciore the furry took place was irrcgu-
lar, several unimportaht advances and
declines taking place. y feature or to-
days market was the coming together
of the PRICE OF May and July elevator,
concerns selling the latter
Corn participated in the irregularities
Cf the wheat market, ultimately eXhib-
itiES a strong tone and closing at an
advance over yesterday. The business
was of a dull and unintcreSting char
acter early in the session but during
the latter part shorts" found IL quite
interesting, and their efforts to cover
helped to cnliven the scene
Oats-Thc strength and weakness OF
wheat ana corn were faithfully repro
duced in oats. The business was not
attended by any extraordinary activity
ana the trade was entirely featureless
Provisions-Thcre was n strong un-
dertone in the provision market. which
saved prices from declining under lihp-
raj selling by holders. The hog market
was higher and the strength which ap,
peared in product was evidently derived
from that source. The bulge in wheat
likewise had Il favorable influence.
m Opening. Highest, Lowest. Closing.
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New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. 10
Cape
Charles
Route

si-A HOURS %.Ag-l.-l, THAN ANY
OTHER LINE.
THOUGH LAY AMI NIGHT EN-
PRESS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 6, 1896
LEAVE NORFOLK.
''ao u. IN. daily, except Sunuuy-U'or;s-
mouth. High street, 7:3O H. M }
Arrive ut Philadelphia, 5:52 D.
M; New York ut S:3S u. M
LEAVE NORFOLK.
o:lo p M daily, Portsmouth, High street
5:55) Arrive at Philadelphia
G;l9 n m: New York, TAB u. m
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
s:oo a. M daily, Portsmouth High street
S:l0,( leaving New York at D.
m, Philadelphia. Il:l6 y. m
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
sos p. m. daily, except Sunday-(Ports
nouth. High street S:lh D. MI
leaving New York Mt Il. M. !:
phila1elphiH. togo n m
close connection made with all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
G Between en- Jersey .,rs City, Phladclphia and
lor Cars on day trains between Phiia-
ue ,rprn, ahd s Trntpe Charles
checked ut Waikc's Agency. under At
innttc Hotel. and on the ste6mcfs
K. b. COOKE. General Agent.
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Baltimore Market.

Baltimore, Jan. 24-F'lour-Firm
Western super, s2.45@2.60: do, extra,
S2.T5@3.15; family. s3.35@3.GO; winter
wheat: patents, S3.75Q4.o0; spring wheat,
straight. s3.25I35O.
Wheat-Dull: No. 9, red spot. January
and May. 70@70Ac.; Southern. by sam
pie. f@72c.; do. on grade. 67ls@70Ac
CONFIRM; mixed spot. and Janu-
airy 33Q33hc.: February, 33M033A e.
March, 1895 @33hc.; May. 1914 935Mc.
steamer mixed. 3l%@315sc.; Southern
CORN 32k@331sc.
Oats-Quiet; No. 9. white Western,
24q241sc.; No. mixed WESTERN, 2Sc.
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I'IsA vIsa. s.i,:ssI .,.JiDlI,,EI,. /, 5

itE NORFOLK ALl3GnI Aftl.lia 1YtN y
- ATLANTIC RAILROAD CO.fl5 TSt@
GIs Virginia Beach Seaside Neport N
". BURT and w. YAM NOfs-
TINE TABLE in EFFEGT SUNDAY.
october 9TH. 1886.
Iesv tNMl My EXCEPT SUNDAY.
'o ! a., express: 4 p. m. local express.
prc s,!G ". %iig lnia RGnch-9 u. m, local ex-
press. u' ~ az. ioe"i 90
T.o, SUNDAY TRAINS:
. ,.enEe Norfolk--l0:30 a. m, local express:
ex rr"nse yirginin Beach, 80 p. M, local
nfSs; D y. M, local express t777I
li, ~ .'ns ms STOPS only on signals ut intermc-
senEerr "''ohs TO put Off or tnke OH pas
Iorty-hpe minutes. 'e up IL
r. p. HOLLAND.
General Superintendent.
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Grain.

peas-Steady; Black-eye Peas, $3.50
per bag; Black, zoe. per bushcl.
Corn-Southcrn white, quiet, at &c.
Cats-Steady; Mixed, 2Sc.; white,
Mill Fced-Morket steady; Bran.
Sill: shipstuff. or middling, SlH:
meal. white holtcd. per 80 lbs, $50 Zoe
Hay-Western No. i. Timothy.~sl 80
Gla0O; Maryland and Virginia, No.
Timothy. St7. so: No. .. s!5.50.
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana No. !
Timothy Hay. $500.
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Money Market.

New York, Jan. 24-AIoney on call
easy at &Go4 per cent: last loan ut 1.
closing offered at (. Prime mercantile
paper 6WI per cent. business in bank
ors' bills 1t 4SI& M4SS for sixty days.
and 4S9@4S9h for demand Posted
r;ntes. dSSiGt4S9i4. Commercial bills
4SGas @4S7lt. Government bonds steady;
State bonds higher: railroad bonds
firm. Silver at he board was neglected
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II Ia,S VII. i: its, ,.a,.D =.

sSHHpuLE s. REF HHst osH; ISL ISL.
Norfolk-G:45. 500, II 100 II. IN; 10. 300,
Zoo, TOO y. in. Leave Ocean Views: 100
IL: a. ~: IL noon: 300. :OO GOO. 500 p. m
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leavc Norfolk.
Leave Ocean Vicw-l0:00 n. M; 1900
noon; 200. 400, GOO. 500 p. III.
As w. a. ISAR21TT,
General Manager.
General omce. Ocean View. Va.
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NORFOLK & SOUTHERN R, :, CO,

SCHEDULE IN EErECr NOV. % 1891.
;, MAIL AND 1Nl'RESS LEAVES NOR
I;lizahcth city. Edtnton, Mnckcyts Ferry,
Roper. Pantcgo. Belhaven, etc. Connects
nS follows: Daily (cxcept Sundnv1 Io,.
rnffyimnonih' ~ ia mIesville. Willamston and
SATURDAY for all landings on Cho,ynn
r,vcr.. and Como on MONDAY and FRI.
DAY for ScuppernonS river and VIII
y iiSDAlS Tor Salmon Creek Connect
Ing AT Bcllhavcn with steamer Virwitin
Dare for Mlnklcyville. South Creek. An.
rrora' Washington and intermediate land
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A FLANTIC AND DANVILI,E RAIL
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN ISFFEcT NovENpEp

SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT NOVEMBER
II, 1896.
Leave Shippers Compress Wharf daily
9:2o a.. m; West Norfolk, 9a5 n m. for
a pahyiie "a aId all Intermediate stations
Norfolk 5:25 p. m, West Norfolk. { IS saS % =
m. Leave Lawrenceville daily except
suin ,o az 6:oo a. m, arriving at Dan
Connection made at Danville and JEFF
system; at Denniston function for DnIy
ham; South Boston and ali points on
Inc durham Division OF the N. and W.
Pullman sleepers between DanvilIe,
Asheville, Atlanta, Augusta, Memphis,
Tickets ssii on sale and baggage checked
at wharf Norfolk: w Y. II: Williams
Agency, Portsmouth.
W. IT, TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent:
Cii-<*o. iIAi-- -,
- ~ ou,- Superintendent.
, y NGAR..& g. DC.
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pcat,I,: MARKET.

Marke; very strong; Prime. 3A@3iac.
strictly prime. sac; fancy. %%@35Sc.
common, 2M2Ec; Spanish. Sl10.
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EVENING EXPRESS LEA YES Nr,u-
Eol.k $40 ?; m. duly Except Sunday fo,
Elizabeth City. Edcnton and wayZsta
The steamer Neusc Tuesday. Thursday
n asia M sat,TdaY FOR Newbcrn, Roanoke
Goldsboro via y. and ~ {. II. r and rn,
Jacksonville. Wilmington, ~ c. ana nil
stations on the w. y. and ~ r. n
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Live stock,

Beef Cattle-Fairly supplied
and prices holding up: Western
North Carolina and Virginia
steers. fat, per pound .3 Q4Lac
Eastern n. c. cattle best ...... 2ih@3Mc
Common ...................... 2Q2kc
Demand good.
Milk Calves, common, Der
- P'uiih -........ ga 0po t2C
Iearling Calves. per pound .2h F3lac
Sheep, per pound. GD3kc
Hogs, live, gross weight. prime.
90 to 200 " AZ e.
Fresh Pork.-HoSs, dressed
large, per pound as c
Hogs. dressed small per
pound pc
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Cash Quotations-Flour. firm and un-
ccInanged; No. 2 spring wheat. 59& q
SlAc.: No. red, G4A Q64asc; No. 9 corn,
2iH @21asc.; No. 2 oats, 1SA@lS&c
Mess pork, $lO.350 1850: lard. s5.67h@
672h; S. r. sides, s5.O5@5. is: D. S. shout
sen' S4.75Q5,oo: S. c. sides, s5.37k@
Whiskey, s122.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

FARES no EoSToN AND PRovI-
r,r.. d., ,,,, DENcB:
loon, state:oom berth. SEQ
Second class. including meals and 80
EoH $AyANNA:iiii, ,,,..,.. ''Oo
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Fare-rlrst elas St . i II nd meals
Fare-!second class. including meals So ~
PersIabie Freight sent Via: ProvidenScSS0
forwarded by early train to Boston, and
At the same rate az by direct steamers to
Perlshable FreiEhts no, received later
s shhn S;G2 R T. m on sailing days Of B9ston
Fog further infosmstlon apply to
4; p: $TEhhISs. Asst Tariff Mgr rsi:
". =. TURNER. General Pass AE't.
General MilT offcss rF Baltimo Msn9fsr
CLYnES kEGghAK LINE STEAM
direct line from Norfolk to PhIladelphia.
Until further orders. steamers are APP
day. Wednesday, and Saturday e s,.S 0I p.
m. and from philadelphia every Tuesday,
Line, Atlantic Coast Line and Virginia.
Tennessee AT 5A t,ns R1 81. SacARR1ox.
"e'D' '0u'" ", f 2, cIY DDfEt < co VA
Agents. Philadelphia.
ROANOKE, NORFOLK AND
RAlrl MORE STEAMBOAT co
1875, The steamers OF this line win leave ave
b Say hiRe n Thsr for every and
Baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
s!s2s sssf'ssa M! k q s sssB!eS gays
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Sugar Market.

Market firm. Out Of town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates 10 the
different points. Local sales are being
@ rnllIAAAc.
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H. : : NsffolkaHestefaR

NJ |gEEEs 4 : RsffDlkaHesterRR.R
soFl1 EM1V Y So RSEHGr b PEG / 1885
pe,erspurE, .Ric%monS and wishing
Radford, Biueneld. Poeahontas. Ke.
! nova. Columbus and Chicago. Sleeper
R sSsu,eh. 70 9 Columbus without change
go p;am:7!r9r Petersburg iRadford !
Pulaski, Bristol; also for BluefieId, s
and Pocahontas; also for Rocky
Mount and all stations on Winston
Norfok Dv to Roane e Gonnee eieepef
Roan n' at G;l5 a m With Washing;
ton and s chattan@oga win Limited for al
slespers Roanoke to Memphis and
New. Orleans.
NoRFoGJL dS ,i ANp RICHMOND ,g 3.Sl
Ric f%ne FG 4oS p f m Connecting r fos
Washington. Baltimore, PhiladelphiaS 4
mond dt 200 9 a. arrye korfoik ia5
a. m. Stops only at Suffolk. Wayerly;t
and Pe eter. seeond-elass tickets
trains. ~
Other daily trains leave Norfolk 7:4oss
Returning, leave Richmond $50 D.. D. M A.: s.
arrive Norfolk 900 p. m. -sg7s{S 81
For further information as to ticketS.l
rates. baggage, check. etc, call on a or
address r. w. COURTNEY, District
Passenger Agent; c. III. BOSLEY, Ticket Z
Agent, 126 Main street, or G. z. Finch,
Agent, Depot Norfolk and Western rail-
road. W. B. BEVILI. E5g54aS
General Passenger Agent Sss SS
General Office, Roanoke, Va s s${SSAA
EOE RICHMOND, PETERSBURG. OH
n POINT. CLAREMONT, NEWPORW
NEWS and James river landings direct sbysS
daylight-Virgin.a Navigator Companies
Elegant steamer POCAHONTAS leaves
Clyde's Wharf. Norfols. every TUES4i
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY6aHs
u. M, touching at Portsmouth, Old
Point. Newport News going and returning
arriving at Richmond about p. M iconss
Meeting with all evening trains. Fare I'd
Richmond. s150; fare to Richmond end;
return, $3.50: fare to Richmond. secof.ds
class, 81. Tickets much cheaper than
by any other route TO Richmond, Peter O.
burg. Waverly, Hicksford and stations On:
Atlantic and Dunville railroad and }aII;
points via Richmond. Tickets for sale ptl
ticket agencies of Wake & Son,;Sj III
Brandt and on board steamer. 9$5 rs
Freight received daily, Sunday excepted
for all above named points. 5{E9s3sssS
JAMES w. McCARRYCK.ss
Agent. q
NORFOLK AND RArPAHANNf,fyJS
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NORFOLK AND RAI,PAFIANNocKs
co R0U paiS t6n g and nc after Sunday
Bay Line wharf. Norfolk, every aunduys
at g. a: M, for Tappahannock and Inter.
mediate landings. Freight for thea
points received saturdays. For iaHdir.iys
beyond Tappahannock freight * recetvs2
81 .iWM. RANDALL. Acne 3ss
/. Norfolk ta Il
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Nori"Ik Cotton Market.
Wholesale QUOTATIONS..

No:iolk, VI, Jan. "a, 1896
Fish-Mackerei. No. 2. i'll kegs, $500;
new, small, Sl2.5u; new, medium Sl2: No
3. In kegs, $3.50: Herring FANNY Roe.
half barrel SITS: North Carolina or
Herring, SS.2503.75: Eastern, in barrels.
1875.
Mess Pork-New, S1l.25.
IIam-Pork. s1O5O
Hnms-Smithfleld. 14917c.
Bulk MeGts-Clcar ribs. $5S5: fat
backs, Sac; bellies. 5Mc.. as to size
pieces; pork plate, S5.15.
Shouldcrs-SuEar cured. G3,c
Bacon-Shoulders, SIC.
3reaStS--Sugar cureu. &c.
Lard-Pure lard, tierces, 7@7Xc 40 IN
cases and tubs. 714c. over tierccs: com.
pound. SIC; tierces. in cases, size.
Dairy, 90ghc
Butter-Market firm; New York
State dairy. new. 23c.; fresh cream.
cry. 24@2bc.; Western. l6@20c.
Kerosene Oil-Fiim: 112 degrees sac
60 degrees, 11Ac.; Red. $50 degrees, ioc'
Groceries.
Coffee-Steady: Rio, common, 1G1s6e
n InsG. fair. isH y l9c.: Good, 20@20a4c;
Choice. 21q2lAc.; Laguayra, oI1 -sc.:
Java. 2?G30lsc.
syrups and Molasses-steady: syrups,
bright. lS@23c.: Fair Grades. lG32oc.;
Porto Rico. l6. 20, and 2sc. as to grade
o@25c.: Good. a6U4Oc.: Choice. 45c.
Flour-Market strong: advancing;
Western Spring Wheat. Best Patent
Family. $3.50; Winter Wheat
Best Patent, Family. 425; Win
ter Wheat, Choice Patent Family,
s4.oo; CHOICE Straight Family, s3.76;
Good Family, $3.50; Fair Family. s3.sG.
Good Low Family. 53.25: Good Extra.
salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine, s1@1 10,
az TO grade: G. A.. 55@65c.. as to weight
-Fice-Miled, 6@6c.: dice. In cough, c.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

Ihc new AID powerful iro. palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
INGTON and NORFOLK Will leave
daily as follows.
NORTH BOUND.
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ARRIVE Ar NORFOLK

MAIL, AND EMPRESS daily (excop,
sunday at Ia p. m, ana Express dniIv
except sunday ut 1925 n. M: connec,
with all rail and steam lines at Norfoik
for the North. East and West. passenger
stations foot OF East Main street M
folk. and Western depot. Freebi' s,n-
ton on Water street STA
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New York Market.

new York, Jan. 2S.-Four-Firm,
rmoderate demand. Winter wheat, low
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=, E As CAROLINA DISPATCH
MlNlON LINE between ali points Mi
and East via Norfolk and NorfoI, and
Carolina Nor'h
Freight sI,,,, received daily until s p. m. and
For further Information AMY ~ No
general ONCE of the n. and s. Il. r. Co
NJ. X. KING, |Aseh''
General Manager.
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Receipts Fly Raj, ana steamer.

ONO OF The Nireiuiun.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. p. lSg6,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17
OREGON NEWS

100000 feet Of logs were lost by tn
Trent saw mill company.
There is $4,000 hung up for the Eu
gene races, TO como off in May. Th'
20 and % being the day.
c. w. Barney, of Chicago, hal
bought 10000 head of yearllng ewes
in and around Prineville.
There were 400, 600 feet OF logs lost
in the freshett in Fall Creek, owned
by Fall Creek improvement Co.
j. Durkhemer, of Burns, has started
10000 head of sheep from Harney
county to the shearing grounds near
Huntington.
Eugene has six saloons, five drug
stores and one beer issued this far,
this being the smallest amount of IL
cense ever issued in one year.
1t is reported that Is inches of snow
fell the last week over in Lone Rock
country, says the Heppner Gazette.
Many sheep were in the amidst of
lambing and the cold snap has proven
very disastrous to this industry in
in that section.
The Northern Pacific railroad COM
pany has just paid into the state
treasury at Olympia, $l05, 404.35 for
tide lands at Tacoma. This will be
put into circulation quickly, as ar
have been made to pay
out Sl26,0 within the next ten days. |
The prisoners in Astoria jail were
very badly shaken up one day this
week while scrubbing the jail floor.
The floor had been flooded and the
prisoners were scrubbing away when
all of sudden all began dancing and
jumping and screaming and pandam-
Dnium relgned supreme. ltwas found
that an electric light wire had crossed
4 car wire and charged the irou works
Of the Jail. The evil was soon rem
edled. The prisoners thought they
we're to be electrocuted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17
HARD TIMES FACTS.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17

SLOWLY IMPROVING. Walter Kin
ney the young man residing near
salem who met with such a serious
accident last January while working
with a grubbing machine whereby he
sustained bad fracture of the leo
Just below the hip, is slowly improy.
ingi although ona fair road TO com
plete recovery, the attending physI.
cian Tears the young man will be de.
prlved OF the use of the member for
probably year.
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FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1896.
couNrY REPUBLICAN TICKET


Representatives,
DIR. ]. N. SMITH, Of Salem,
III. l.. BARKLEY, of W00dburn,
r.. w. CHAPMAN, of Brooks,
M,KINLEY MITCHELL, of Gervais
DAVID CRAIG, Of Macleay.
County Judge,
GROVE p. TERRELL, OF Mehama
County Commissioner,
j. N. DAVIS, OF Silyert0n.
County Clerk,
L. V. EHLEN, Of Butteville.
Sheriff,
+. T. WRIGHTMAN, Of Salem.
Recorder,
+. w. WATERS, of Salem.
Assessor,
]. w. HOBART, Of Garfield.
Surveyor
B. b. HERRICK, Of Yew Park.
Treasurer,
JASPER MlNTO, Of Salem.
School Superintendent,
GEO. w. JONES, OF Jefferson.
Coroner,
A. NJ. CLOUGH. of Salem.
For Justice OF the Peace Salem Dist,
II. A. JOHNSON Jr.
For Constable,
A. II. WALN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17
Mitchell for Senator.

At the caucus Of the republican del
egates on the evening before the reg
ular county convention, the question
OF the "favorite son" for successor tC
Senator Mitchell was discussed. A
vote was taken, and all but four OF
the delegates voted for Mitchell
This without doubt commits the re.
publicans of Gillian county in favor
Of Senator Mitchell, rather than tC
ex-senator Dolph or any other man
who might aspire to Mitclell's seat.
This being the case, will not the pop
ullsts of Gillian county endorse the
republican legislative ticket ?
OF course, there was no attempt to
unfurl the Republican flag in the Re-
publican breeze, but the leading Pop
uilsts are in favor of Mitchell. 1t
happens that the Republicans Of Gil
liam are In harmony with the views
of the Journal in this matter. While
we do not agree with Senator Mitchell
on the coinage Of silver, we think he
should not be turned down for his
views on that question, when he is
voting the Republican platform that
he was last elected upon-the one
passed six years ago in Oregon, declar-
ing for free and unlimited silver at
the ratio OF l6 TO l.. It will be time to
hold him up for voting that way,
when the party quits juggling with
this important question. and the state
Republican convention for the first
time passes a monetary resolution
fairly and squarely contrary to that
passed then.
Aside from the silver question, Sem
ator Mitchell is right on all the ma
tional questions, and he Is able and
efficient, the peer Of any man in the
United States senate. And he is
right on one question of national i'm
portance where Dolph is wrong. Sem
ltor Mitchell is the champion of the
measure providing for the election of
United States senators by direct vote
II the people. Senator DOlph opposed
hat measure. The'fact is, .had it re- |
luired II popular vote of the people, |
Dolph never could have graced the |
United States senate, while Mitchell |
ould haye been elected at any time
~ the popular vote. The people
wanted Mitchell when Dolph was
lected the first time, but the Oregon
an and machine politicians caused n
deadlock, not that they wanted Dolph.
'ut any one To beat Mitchell. The
'eople knew nothing OF Dolph up 10
hat time. But Dolph had been n
rlend of Mitchell, and when the
after could not break the deadlock.
10 asked his friends TO compromise
n Dolph, Dolph finally grew into
good senator, though never the
rillant man that Michel is. We
re for Mitchell, not that we love
'olph less, but that we love Mitchell !
iore.-Fossil Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17
Ths plseoverx s,vad Hia Ilf.

Mr.. q. CAillouue. Druggist, Beayenyille
III, says ITO Dr.. Kings New Discovery
owe my NE Was taken with la Grippe
sna v'ea all The physicians for miles aboa,
NV o. no asa'i and was given up and told
could not live Having DR.. Kings New
e',eossIy IN my store ! sent ioF bolll0 and
usssn iN use end IRON the hnl dose beean Ia
ke' ues'et and ailef using three bottles was
u Ahe about again, Il Is worth It's weight
IN yold. We won't keep store OF house
without u Get free trial at Fred A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-17

Mrs. Dimmick has Ben Harrison
safely landed as her husband. The
next thing is to get him into the
White House. She will do II II any
body can. She is a smart woman and
has the proper crease In her bloomers