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FILLMORE-ST. INVESTMENT.
G11 G00 Rents $97 so PER MONTH;
0l4.UUU. flats OF and rooms and bath
zach
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M ArANTED-PARTY WITH SMALL CAPITAL
w to join thoroughly experienced real estate
handler to push the sale of one of the best town
sites on the san Joaquin Valley Hailroad !;
contract is secured and big profits assured. Ad-
dress r. E. box 81, this Office.
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BUILDING LOT ON GUERRERO ST.
GO6G0 NEAR 18TH STREET. 25x1O0
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y
REAL ESTATE AGENTS " AUCTIoNEERs
224 MONTGOMERY ST.
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONED FREE.
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WESTERN ADDITION BUSINESS CORNER.
gil 60e RENTS s102 SO PER MONTH;
I'D 4 L .COV. store and living-rooms s; large
streets.
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IMPROVED CLAY-STREET CORNER.
010u0 $500 CASH; BALANCE CAN
dDfUt9O. remain on mortgage; house rooms
and bath; lot 27:6x100; must be sold; see this at
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ONE ENTIRE BLOCK, 2o0x60O WILL SUB
" divide into 4S building lots; good buy to holt
or retail at once to home-seekers.
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S2450@asass51 Bs sold S9 ss osss eoa. EDDY ST.
$2850-hEehaFFfFAisSNere sIfse hee dens @eAlllsrER
$l750-AA ssAP-z'1iOo LfoNsr'' NEAR
S850faSa5soosSo. street naH sdweTsd axE NEAR POINT
S3600hHedeEr bs TssdeT9 G9hs1n Groom ea o5 Gay
5200-sHto1TesaEF'F 1eaF Pacific h@9@ ave- 90 2Sns7 MhRsrER
S500eoDo asTago sT9 m9afE esaTsa 3 aR sabr Pe
Q.I SAn-37:6x62: BRODERIGK, NEAR
ID l DUU-Geary; grand view; bargain.
0.o00O TWO FLATS ON A CORNER ON
- sJsEstO. Corbetr road: lot 52xl29: fats cost
1880 to build; 5, rooms; in best of order; must
sell.
q SSnA DEvISADERo ST. HOME: 8
ID DOUU. rooms and bath: lot 25xl06; will
axe $500 down; this is the cheapest house in the
J. W. WRIGHT d co, s2s Market ST.
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CHEAP RICHMOND LOTS.

C.HAA ONLY EACH; lots; 25xIOo N
SnOUO side Lake ST. near 18th ave-: ready :,
build on; street macadanized and severed; goot
marine view.
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BovEE, TOY q soNNTAG,
19 Montgomery ST., S. +.
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FRONTING ON THREE PROMINENT
STREETS
OI0 600 MONTGOMERY AVE AND
ID =. OOO. other main streets, improvements
renting for $ss Fer month"; large lot all streets ac-
cepted; good renting locality; cffer wanted.
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MISSION INVESTMENT.
G1eO0 RENT S39 PER MONTH; 2 FLATS
u fOOO. and house; hay-window; brick foun-
daton, etc; stone sidewalks; always rented;
street accepted.
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~ O TODAY
OO TODAY
GO TODAY
AND SEE THESE LOTS
Not week passes without number OF sales
being made in the Castro-st. addition: number
of pretty homes are being erected. If you see the
property you will say thatthey are the cheapest in
the City.
PRICES $3.50 TO $400.
TERMS, SIS CASH, $6 MONTHLY.
Streets graded, sew cred and macadamized
on cline of electric road; fine view. good
climate; rake the Mission Valencia st. cars
transfer at 14th electric road and ride TO Chem
cry and Castro sts: agent on the ground uaily
at 3207 2zd ST., corner Mission; evenings after
7:3U o'clock.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
10 Montgomery st
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Call ana obtain one of our Real Estate Records
which contain a list Of properties for sale in all
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DOVEE, TOY E CO.,
IL Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
10 Montgomery st
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COTTAGE on EASY TERMS.
G1TTS $3.50 CASH, BALANCE $40 PER
ID -. month; borner bay-window cottage
of 3 rooms and bath; large basement: chicken
house, etc; located close to Mission ST.; 25x1O0.
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS LOT.

cal O00 200 FEET FRONTING PACTFIl
- ZOU. ave, adjoining the Presidio; stree
work done and accepted: see us about this chea
Inf
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GO6 000 o'FARRELL ST., NEAR VAN
EACH lot 6s:9x12o to rear street
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OTHER BARGAINS ON THE BEST STREETS
" in the best situated locality for growing town
outside the city limits Of Oakland; low taxes; city
water, church, school, free delivery, ETC.
THAD. S. FITCH. Fitchburg.
w. f. McCIrRE Mont.-ome st. g. F.
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OkR00 MODERN RESIDENCE: 8 ROOMS
sDOCOO. and bath; elegant location; offered
! very low: lot % 9xlO3
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~ EARY-ST. BUSINESS CORNER. NEAR
" Taylor; lot 2Sx62:6; paying good income;
price reduced 10 $4,000: one Of the best oppor-
tunities to secure DOWNTOWN business corner.
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FORECLOSURE SALE
Q.dEO0 NICE BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE
dDfOUU. OF rooms and bath, brick founda-
tion, etc, 25xS7:6; Fell st.
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ncn00 PAGE, NEAR BRoDERICK: RESI-
sDOUUU. dence of rooms and bath; lot 25x
81 IS. MADISON d BURKE,
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RLEs J. CAMPBELL & CO.

McAFEE BROS, Ios Montgomery st.
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G1S 000 RENT 1854 PER ANNUM
W RIOsOOO. excellent improvements; lot 50x
l20; two fronts; Sutter ST., near Buchanan.
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BUSINESS CoRNER-NoRTH OF MARKET
STREET.
GA6 00O FRONTING ON 8 STREETS:
tDfO.OUU. substantial row Of buildings in
stores and flats; bay-windows; brick foundation,
ETC.. all three streets accepted all rented S3642
per annum; lot 120xS5 this is a splendid invest
menL
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INCOME PAYING PROPERTY.
S40 600 RENTS d lssIsa ssSs go 90 PER PER. MONTH;
on wide streets three blocks from Market st store
flats, etc.
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SOUTH OF MARKET INVESTMENT
UcE on RENTS $50 PER MONTH; NEAF
sDOCUU. Harrison and 9Th sts.; four separate
datH
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PAYS II PER GENT.
a O000 CORNER, GREEN ST. NEAR
ID OOOO. Kearny' store and apartments: good
improvements rents well; fine investment
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CHEAP HOME IN MISSION.
G16En HARRISON ST.; COTTAGE OF
ID ICOU. rooms; stable etc.; terms easy.
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DUSINESS CORNER AT FITCHBURG STA
ID tion; frontage to suit at SIS per front foot.
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WESTERN ADDITION INVESTMENT
N OAn0 MUST BE SOLD; SEE THIS AT
DGUUU. once. lot 50x87:6; houses. rents
$76 per month; nr. Buchanan and McAIlister SITS.
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hS00 EVERETT, BET. Sd AND 4TH;
- DfOOO. nice flats: rents $56; lot 37:6xsO.
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A. II. LISSAR. y. +. VoN RHEIN.
n F. Won RHEIN & CO.. REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, 513
California street.
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r OTIS IN WELLESLEY PARK,
IL Near Redwood City, San Mateo County; so
feet frontage, 200 800 feet deep; price 500 to
$500 each; easy terms. For maps and further
particulars apply to
BovEE, TOY & SoNNTAG,
10 Montpop,
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G. H. UMBsEN d CO.,
Ia MontguTner st
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DEsIDENCE CORNER, 1O0xl00 BLOCKS
IL from the San Leandro road; streets graded
and graveled; price $780,
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SOUTH OF MARKET INVESTMENT.
On dTE0 RENTS S54 PER MONTH; MUST
Uf OU. be sold; make an offer; near Folsom
and 7th SITS. six separate fats.
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BUILDING LOT.
n OoE0 NATOMA ST., BET. 1ST. AND 2D
IT TOOCU. sts.; 40xS0.
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0J9 00n TAYLOR ST., NEAR GEARY;
ID Z.OOO. 3-story bay-window mouse and lot:
house in good condition; brick foundation; pays
good income
0FARRELL & CO., IL Montgomery st.
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MISSION HOME
G.CO0O RENTS $25 PER MONTH; HOUSE
DOUUU. OF rooms; bath, stable, etc.; Hardy
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

DREsIDIo HEIGHTS LOTS.
L SACRIFICE PRICE.
ONLY $1,000 CASH.
ZINE DOUBLE LOT. 50xi2T:S14, ON CLAY
L St: Just the place for modern home: mortgage
of S2400 In Hibernia Bank remain: only
$1,000 cash required; sure speculation; ar
range to build / or houses on this property TO
suit and pay by monthly instaIlments.
EASToN, ELDRIpGE & CO.,
638 Market ST.
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m6e0O WASHINGTON, NEAR DEvIsA-
NOCUO. dero--7 rooms and bath; conserva-
tory; lot 25x127:S. MADISON & BURKE.
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a. o001 VERY CHEAP; NEW RESIDENCE
sDcOOH. of 8 rooms aud bath; all modern i'm
provenents; small cottage rear lot; lot 25x
125. Inquire on premises, I'll Randall ST., near
Mission and Thirtleth.
TOR SALE-E LEGANT NEW 12-ROOM
Il house; salon parlor. reception and billiard
rooms; furnace heat; opposite park. 1917 Oak ST.
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$4,000 Jones 5o aa.,S Mr. .f oFAmREIa Arr Isa1aa
one tenant; small outlay TO turn into store and
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Q1O 000 REDUCED FROM S17,5oO;
I'D lA.OOO. business property on Taylor ST.,
nr. Market 2-story, room and bath house and
lot 25xSU feet; can be further improved and
made TO pay handsomely.
o'FARKELL 9 co, II Montgomery st.
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SOUTHSIDE LOT.
Gf76 J ST.; 25x100.
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cHEAP coRNER-MANUFAcTuRINa DIS

5000 BARGAIN; aGa CORNER on o?gs FOLSOM I on
is "a snap; right in the heart of the manufacturing
district
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BARGAINS IN LOTS.
nOO5n PAGE ST., NEAR PIERCE; 25x
GOO0O FINE NE. CORNER; CASTRO
DlUUU. and Elizabeth sts.; 26:6x1O5; bar
gain; street work done.
a. O0O LOT NEAR COR. TWELFTH AND
DOUU. Market sts. big bargain.
dp O0En CALIFORNIA ST., BET. BAKER
DOZOU. ana Lyon; 25x137:6.
S700 EACH; 81, LOTS OTIS css oS ELEVENTH.
l2O each; $50 cash, $40 monthly.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND
10 Montgomery st.
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GOSO0 FINE INCOME; RENTS NOW
eDCOOO. for SAT; 4 tenemenis on Clementin
ST., near 4th; 25xsO; make an offer. O'FARRELL
q CO., il Montgomery ST.
QI2Q0 BROADWAY. NEAR JONES; MAY
tp OOO. be less; lot 2Ox60; a bargain. O,FAR-
RELL & CO., i Montgomery ST.
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DICHMoND LOrS ON EASY TERMS.
IL $50 cash, balance $40 per month; Interest z
per cent per annum block bounded by California
and Lake sts-, Tenth and Eleventh aves.; street
severed, graded and macadamized lots ready 10
build on at once. For prices. maps, etc. apply to
BOVEE, TOY d SONNTAG
IS Montgomery at.
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n1000 LOT 25x125; DIAMOND ST., Mr..
SD1OOO. 18th; in Mission warm belt; street
accepted: lot level, ready to build on; bargain.
O'FARRELL & CO, II Montgomery st.
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| Z EST BUSINESS CORNER ON THE SAN
II Leandro road and main street to Fitchburg
station; size 100xl00; cheap at $40 per front
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Q7000 Preside HEIGHTS: CORNER
ID tOOO. lot on Washington ST., 62x100: ele-
CANT marine view; this lot mast be sold and we
want an otfer. O'FARRELL q CO.,
IL Montgom st.
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SI0 900 HAYES ST., CLOSE TO GOLD
gain with good income; lot 45x137:6; 8 modern
fats and store, 5, a. and 8 rooms; always rented /;
rents now S11S: must be sold. O'FARRELL d
co. ! -
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Clio 000 BUSINESS PROPERTY; Nc
ID 1O.OOO. Allister st. rents Sl16 per month; ;
store and fats; all rented: must be sold: make al
offer. O'FARRELL & CO., II Montgom ST.
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DARGAIN. SANTA CRUZ CO. BARGAIN.
Q OO0 1919 ACRES, NEAR TOWN: IN
sDOOO. prunes; good improvements; cheap.
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ELEG ANT MODERN RESIDENCE; ROOMS;
- beautifully decorated; very cheap: third cash;
balance same as rent; 1907 Castro ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-18
UNITE AGAINST SIMON.

A vote for man on the Simon
ticket In Multnomah county counts
for three times as much as vote for
any of the candidates on the other
three tickets. With three tickets In
the field against him, Simon is liable
to win: The people of Portland re-
gardless OF party should vote the
Mitchell Republican ticket and forev-
er stamp out one-man-power in Ore
gon.
Every man on the Simon ticket In
Portlann should be defeated. His
candidates for senators and represen-
tatives are his personal friends and
political errand boys and understap-
pers. If there are such persons who
want to do Simon's bidding in other
counties, they should be defeated
Unfortunately the people are divided
of into three or four parties so their
vote don't count against corrupt men.
The people of Multnomah county
should unite against the Simon tick
ct and place the seal of their denunci-
alton upon his political met hods,
which are without redeeming fea-
ture. He has been connected with
Oregon Legislation these twenty years.
Where has he ever originated re-
form measure, or performed an act for
the benefit of the people of this state?
Our statute books are filed with his
Jobs and schemes to rob the people
andsenrich his employers, the corpo-
rations and capitalists Of Portland.
The people of Portland should pre-
sent a solid phalanx' against Simon
ism, Dolphlsm and Scottish, and send
to the legislature men who will not
be their tools.
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with clean hands and retire with
clean hands.
G. p. Terrell, for county judge said
as his opponent was not here he would
take no time. Henry Downing also
spoke as did Frank Durbin.
Mr.. Dnrbfn said If he got $500 to
$4,000 as sheriff, he would consider he
was well paid. II was more than any
farmer was now making. If the leg
islature would pass a bill fixing the
pay at that price, he would not oppose
it, but would accept it, assume the
obligations of the office, and perform
its duties for the sum fixed. He was
seeking the Office and did not deny 1t.
1t was more than he could make on
his farm, one Of the best in the
county. The meeting then adjourned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-18
THE COUNTY CANVAS.

Following are the appointments for
speaking as decided upon by the
county Republican candidates:
Saturday, May l6th-Turner lOa a.
M: Marion, 2 p. M; Jefferson, ). p. m.
Monday, May 1Sth-Aumsvllle, 10 a.
M; SublImlty, 2 p. m; Stayton,
SD. m.
Tuesday, May I0th-DetrOlt, 8 p. m.
Wednesday, May 20th-Mlll City 10
q. M; Mehama, : p. m.
Thursday, May 2lst-Macleay, 2 p.
m.; SilvertOn, 8p. m.
Friday, May 22d-Scott's Mills, SIP Z.
m.
Saturday, May 23d -Woodburn, 8 p.
m.
Monday, May 25th--Mt. Angel, 2
D. m. Gervals, 8p. m.
Tuesday, May 26th-Hubbard, Up.
M; Aurora, 3 p, IN.
Wednesday, May 27th-St. Paul lC
a. M; Champoog, 2p. M; Butteyille
Sp. m.
Thursday, May 2Sth-Brooks, 10 u,
m; Howell Prairie, 2 p. m.
Friday, May 20th-East Salem, 2 p.
m; Salem, Sp. m.
MIX. TONGuE' = DATES.
Thursday, May li-Grant's Pass at
Sp. III.
Friday, May l5-Central Point AT
Up. m.
Saturday, May l6-Medford, p. IN.
and Ashland at 8 p. m.
Monday, May lS-Klamath Falls.
Thursday and Friday, May q and
Coos and Curry counties.
Monday, May 25-Llncoln county
Toledo In the afternoon and Newport
at night II possible TO 80 arrange II
Tuesday, May 28-Corvallis.
Wednesday, May 27--Sherldan.
Thursday and Friday, May 2s an6
20-TlllamOok county.
On the evening Of Saturday, May
30, Memorial day. Mr.. Tongue viii
deliver an address at Hillsboro.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-18
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TIcKET.

COUNTY REPUBLICAN, TICKET
Representatives,
DIR. j. n. SMITH, Of Salem,
III. l.. BARKLEY, Of Woodburn,
Il. w. CHAPMAN, of Brooks,
M,KINLEY MITCHELL, OF Gervals'
DAVID CRAIG, of Maclcay.
County Judge,
GROVE p. TERRELL, of Mehama'
County Commissioner,
J.sN. DAVIS, Of Silyerton.
County Clerk,
l.. V. EIILEN, Of Buttevllle.
Sheriff.:
F. II. WRIGHTMAN, Of Salem
Recorder,
II. w. WATERS, Of Salem.
Assessors
j. w. HOBART, o. Garfield.
Surveyor,
B; B. HERRICK, s.of'Yew Park.
Treasurer,
JASPERs,MINTO, OF Salem.
School Superintendent
GEO. w. JONES, OF Jefferson.
Coroner,
A. NJ. CLOUGH, OF Salem.
For Justice of the Peace Salem Dist,
III. A. JOHNSON Jr
For Constable,
A. II. WALN.
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HOW THEY TREAT HIM.

Barkley is not one of the pets of the
old Portland ring, The Statesman
says of D'Acy's performance at
Turner
Among the latter was W. j. D'Arcy
aud he speaking on the record OF the
last legislature aroused the ire of one
OF the gentlemen who was a member
OF that body, Hon. IL. l.. Barkley.
The oregonlan says;
The canvass promises 20 be charac-
terized by bitter personalities. Bark.
ley's opposen declare he was given a
check by Jonathan Bourne at the last
session of the legislature, and IL was
cashed soon thereafter In Woodburn.
They claim 70 have proof, aud are en-.
deayorlng TO make capital Of IL.
II will be seen that by tins In
nuendo, In the absence OF direct
charges, they hope TO blacken Barkley
IN the eyes OF the people. IL is a
most unfair and unmanly proceeding.
The people will resent II.
One thing is certain, II he is elected
he will owe nothing TO the Statesman
or oregonian crowd.
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For Treasurer Jap MlntO should be
elected. He has made the best treas.
urer Marion county has ever had, ap-
plying the funds honestly and lmmed.
lately TO cancellation OF warrants. II
the people defeat such a man they
give rebuke to running a treasury
IN that independent style. Mr.. Mimic
has saved twice hls salary by calling
In warrants and stopping interest,
which In these hard times is not q
. small Item 10 the taxpayer
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THEBATTLE|S NOWON
[Continued from first page.]

to elect the entire Republican ticket
A senator would have to be elected
He hoped the time would come when
he could vote direct as a citizen for
United States senator. Applause.
The people would have settled the
Kentucky senatorship in five minutes
and not cost the state a dollar, in
place Of haYing out the militia and
Here the hammer fell and the
speaker retired, having made n favor
able impression. As the only Grand
Army man on the legislative ticket,
and a farmer, Mr.. Chapman is posi-
tive source Of strength to the ticket.
Mckinley Mitchell, also Republican
for representative, was now intro
dLced, and disappointed all expecta-
tions very happily. He is not a fluent
or eloquent talker, but gets right to
the point. In plain, matter-of-fact-
way, he stated where he stood on
every important question. He was a
Republican all his life and always ex-
pected TO be. He favored protection,
honest money, abolition of commits
sions, economy, and support of the
public schools.
III elected he said he would honestly
and fairly represent his constituents.
When the farmer prospered all would
prosper. He was among 1.-THE farmers
almost daily and had handled their
produce for years. With wheat 40
cents a bushel, oats 10 cents, wool s
to 10 cents, hops . to 3 cents, horses,
cattle and sheep reduced so percent,
the farmer could not stand high taxa
tion. Mr. Mitchell pledged himself
TO labor in the legislature TO reduce
taxes. He would favor all reductions
OF county and state salaries and 70 ga
into effect at once. He favored appro-
priations for no schools but public
schools and state university, and the
salaries at the latter should be re.
duced
lie favored the election OF United
States senators by a direct vote OF the
people He favored a change in the
present primary election law, with at
least 30 days residence In the precinct
before having right to vote. Upon
one point he was particularly
emphatic. He wished il understood
II elected where he would stand. II.
sent to the legislature he felt IL would
be his duty to vote for John II.
Mitchell for senator. [Applausel
Mckinley Mitchell made good inn
preston for man not accustomed 10
political speaking. He is very clear
ON all questions and has nothing TO
hide.
Another legislative candidate, DR..
j. NJ smith, was introduced, He said
the first and only duty of a legislator
was 10 the state aud county. They
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-18
MONDAY, MAY IS, 1896.
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET

For Supreme Judge,
r.. S. BEAN, OF Lane County
For Presidential Electors,
~. r. GEER, OF Marion County.
S. NJ. YORAN, OF Lane.
Il. L. SMITH, Of Wasco.
JF. CAPLES, OF Multn0mall. 4,
For Congressman First Congressional
District,
THOS. II. TONGUE, of washington
County.
For District Attorney Third Judiciai
District,
J Ohm A. CARSON,o of Marion County
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-18
SALEM
SALEM
WAGON 4 REPAIR SHOP

| am prepared to do all kinds Of work in
wood and iron. Repairing machinery oi
any kind or making and repairing stone cut
tiers, tools and edged tools Of any kind made
and repaired; wagons and buggies repaired.
and new ones made to order. Horseshoeing,
the best that can be done in town~-hand
made shoes. Plates aud running shoes care
fully attended to. Call at my stand, at 100
Chemeketa street, back Of New York Racket
store.
r. I. HERSCHBACH,
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JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass. varnishes, and
the most complete stoce oi
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, 1896-05-18

the creature of Senator Hill. Murphy
stood like poodle dog between his
legs and wore his collar. Mr.. Darcy
reviewed all the bills that Barkley
voted for to his disparagement as far
as possible. Mr.. Darcy referred to
the figures set down in the Demo-
cratic platform as the salaries he
would vote for If elected. He was
opposed to all normal schools and the
state university, and IL was only the
children of the rich who attended
those schools. He favored abolishing
all "useless" commissions. He would
give Mr.. Barklcy credit for voting for
the repeal of the useless and pernicious
railroad commission, and the 100000
for opening the Columbia and tie
$50, 900 for the school book bill. All
other bill and appropriations OF this
character he ,Oted for On the ques-
tlon of taxing church property lie
favored taxing 1t all except what the
church stood upon. II, would vo'e
for such bill. Two years a.0 Bar~-
ley called the Popullsts fanatics and
rldiculed their tissues" Now he was
coquetting with the Populists. He
told the Republicans that If he liked
their platform he would stand up
on Il.