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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

The Spokane Bryan club has organ
lied in preparation for the victory OF
1900 as the Twentieth Century Liberty
Club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore,
is reported to have also incurred the
Pope's displeasure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16
Salem Truck and Dray Co

Orders placed with the above company will
receive prompt attention and safe delivery,
Trucks and drays found on the corners OF
State and Commercial streets, Express wLg.
ons at all trains and boats In connection
with cur business we will also run a f ed
store. Handling flour, mill fe,d oil meal
oats, chopped feed, straw, hay aud wood at
the lowest cash prices.
Phone 80. SAVAGE & co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

General Miles urges an increase OF
the standing army from 25,772 to 3d.
600 and possibly to 10000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

Nothing like the gold standard for
Europe. The demand for unlisted"
and industrial" securities is enor-
nous.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

A deluded Mckinley organ says;
Mark Hanna seems to have the res
pect of all men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16
TOEIN HUGHES,

Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock 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, 1896-11-16

Coxey in his"sound money" declares
for straight fiat, demOnetizing gold as
we'll as silver.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

Beaten for congress, Breckenridge
wants to be Kentucky's next Senator.
Why not make him Sultan of Turkey?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

Tom Reed doesn't want to be
sneaker. He sees trouble ahead.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

For denouncing Bryan supporters as
secessionists, Archbishop Ireland may
lose his see.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

The Oregonian is now really for
Mitchell, and its fight is to help elect
him
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

The political octopus gayeIMcKinley
Oregon and Callfo ma.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

Mem; E. G. Cross will be the next
Mayor Of Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16
SOME ELECTION FIGURES.

Since the official vote OF the various
counties is coming in, many peculiar
tiles Of the recent election are show
ing themselves. 1t develops that in
Marion county the total vote over the
highest vote in June was increased
l.O77, while the Republican gain is
,23S. This great growth in our vote
is explained by some as having come
from Polk and Linn counties, and an
analysis Of the returns becomes very
interesting. Below are given some
figures from the official tables, which
speak for themselves:
MARION COUNTY.
Total vote in June, congress. .6,25S
Total vote in June, Judge. .....5 1901
Total vote in Nov, electors. .,...7, ,335
Increase over congressional vote 1,077
Increase over judicial vOter....l, 1854
In June the Republican vote on
congressman was $500; combined op-
position, 3,749. In November the vote
on electors was as follows: Republi-
can, 3,747; fusion, 3,4l3; Palmer, 10S;
Prohibition, 81. This shows an in
crease in the Republican vote of 1,23S,
while the total vote of the combined
opposition shows falling off Of 161.
POLK COUNTY.
Total vote in June, congress. .2,73l
Total vote in November. go. -. 2,641
Reduction from June vote. ... 80
In June the Republican vote on
was 1,272; opposition,
l .459. In November the vote on
electors was as follows; Republican,
1 ,847: fusion, l, 1888; Palmer, 80; Prohi-
btion, %. This shows decrease in
the fusion vote of IS, while the Re.
publican vote shows falling off Of 25
votes.
LINN COUNTY.
Total vote in June cong. g......4,7 ,794
Total vote in Nov. electors. .. .4,S9l
Increase over cong. vote ...... 81
In June the Republican vote on
was 1,647; combined op,
position, 3,l47. In November the
vote On electors were as follows: Re-
publican, 2,O57; fusion, 2,73O; Palmer, |
32; Prohibition, 72. This shows an
Increase in the Republican vote Of
L1O, while the total vote of the COM
oined opposition shows "A falling off |
Of 3I3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

We have been thinking too much Of
our diseases.-S. F. Examiner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DISSOLUTION.-The late partnership Of
Bushman & Boedigheimer in the "B b steam
Wood S w" was dissolved Nov. 9th, and the
undersigned will continue the business. Or
ders thankfully received.
ID ct CORNELIUS BoEDIGHEIMER,
TO RENT.-A large, Ioony barn. Enqune e
at this Office. If
GET YOUR FEATHERS CLEANED
We the undersigned are now renovating
feathers at 1856 Ferry street, for the next 30
days. All ladies that consider cleanl ness
next to Godliness should have their feather
beds throughly renovated at once. Bed ock
prices. Respectfully yours, franklin &
Glaze. 10 I'm
FOR RENT-A II roum hJuse IN good re-
pair with barn and good well water. With
one and half lots. Enquire at + emises on
10th and Chemeketa. 10 8 I'm
CARPET PAPER-Large lot OF h, avy
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. us
the thing for putting under carpets. Call
Journal Office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

Bryan carried Spokane county by
1904. The total number of vote cast
was STl2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

Ladies' heavy sole lace shoes, the
new thing, also in at Krausse Bros.
11-13-tf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16

The Welsh now claim shakerspear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16
THE SALEM REcEIVERsHIP6.

1t isas matter Of public interest we
call attention to the condition of the
Salem receiverships Of the Williams
& England bank and State Insurance
Company.
Edmond G. GiltneF, receiver Of the
State Insurance Co., presented his re-
port for the quarter ending November
IA, 1896, to the circuit court Saturday.
It's summary is as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Bal. on hand last report. 50, ,672 II
Reed on payments on real es-
tate loans. .................. 73O w
Reed on payments on collat-
eral loans. S................. 90 90
ed premiums ......,,,',,,, l19 66
Reed on school orders. ...... 86 69
of Of collection. .............. % 80
Reed on misc. payments and
receipts .................... 4,4l2 %
Total. ..................$ 81 900 II
EXPENDITURES.
Misc. paymts and expenses. 1880 50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-16
Seven Months With Fever.
Wonderful Recovery of Health.

Mr.. Baird's rapid and marvellous recovery
from mere skeleton to his normal weight,
2IO pounds, was surely the fullest test of the
grandest strengthening and building-up
medicine ever produoed. namelYi
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ceiving relief. and in many cases were
more comfortably situated that the
Russian soldiers who lay beside them
a convincing proof OF the generous neu-
trality Of the Red Cross. The late
troubles in Armenia have again
brought the Red Cross forward in CON
nection with Turkey. In 1881. at the
time when the United states acceded 10
the treaty. what is known as the Am
erican Amendment was submitted 70
the Red Cross international committee.
by which the good offices OF the society
were To- be extended To those who suIet
from fire, famine. pestilence anu o'ne'
calamities The proposition was re-
ferred 10 the other nations withh Nhe
treaty, and unanimous consent was
given Whether this amendment aP-
plies only to the American hranch. OF
to all branches. has not yet been de'er,
mined. but the spirit of the amended
treaty plainly demands that lutheS
should open the country TO the Amerl-
can agents of the Red Cross, Whether
others are debarrcd or not.
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Dendent was in the city several day
This week. accompanied by his wife.
Lee Eisenberg took the train Thurs-
dav to meet his wife, who Is on her re-
turn from st. Paul They are eNpecteu
to arrive home Sunday.
James B. Nesbit has returned 10 ms
position as reporter on the Tacoma
Ledger. .,,,.
A. w. orion has been in town this
week making preparations to open up
a music house here.
Landlord Charley Savage of the Alpe-
marie spent several days this week at
Hunters Hot Springs.
Miss Lou Hicks is visiting FRIENDS IN
Billings, as is also Mrs. j. Laurens.
Assessor Daniels attended the STATE
meeting of county assessors at Heieha
this week.
c. S. Hefferlin journeyed to the Mag
,c CITY Wednesday on business matters
w. II. Merriman of Butte spent SUI"
day in this city with his famlly'
r Goughnour returned from MIS-
soula Wednesday.
John Horner visited his daughter
Miss Sarah, at Helena sunday. Inc
Young lady is attending ST. vincent
| academy. 49,, g., ot.
w r. Cox of Helena has been In at'
tendance upon the Masonic conVocatloi
held here this week. ,,,,,
NJ. Seamen, who has been taxing
| n course in pharmacy at a Cnlcae'
! university, has graduated and returhe'
1 home. s.s -,
r f. Carr of Miles City attended TN
! Masonic reunion here this week he
the gentleman who communicated III
| 33d degree to four applicants.
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The red cross IS used as a symbol hN
all the national aid societies. excepting
those Of Mohammedln countries where.
for obvious reasons. red crescent Il
substituted The Turkish society was
organized in 1877, and the many sur
geons employed by il were chiefly tor-
eiguers. Its work during the IuTe'-
Russian war was great, but. of course.
not 10 be compared with that Of the
magnificent Russian organization bb.
a delegate from tn" Turkish cent? Al
committee visiting the hospitals WIN
In the Russian lines reported tha'
thousands Of his couDtrymen were Ie
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bse attention of the large audience In
injection with the addresses made there
has an elaborate musical programme,
Iendid banquet and other features tna'
|ade the occasion enjoyable. entertain
|g and particularly interesting to mem
hrs of the local camp, under whose au-
bices the affair was conducted.
Miss Fannie Cockrill, A. c. Coleman
bd several others from this city visited
|enton Friday and that evening enter
lined the good people of the river me-
kopolis by assisting in the production OF
he cantata Red Riding Hood. MISS
Iockriu took the part OF Mamma anu
IT, Coleman REPRESENTED the wolf In
hammer that showed an apt appreciation
the character. Mr.. Coleman Is con-
Iected with the Great Falls water COM
Iany. The entertainment at Benton was
success.
In. q Phelps and his.venerable mother
70 snending several weeks in Florida,
There Mrs. Phelps is in search OF health.
| Judge and Mrs DuBose will hereafter
hake their home at Benton, where me
nudge has secured a comfortable, conVe-
Iient and elegant home.
w. ID. Duke and Miss Benyto Swanson
kere married Wednesday evening and
will reside in this city.
The ladies of the Women's Christian
Temperance union nelu d SOCidi a. NhN
residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Wright or
Thursday afternoon. Matters connected
with the cause these ladies represen
IYere the subject of earnest discussion.
The concert and reception to be slvei
IDy the Great Northern band Monda!
Evening promises to be a rare treat 10
overs of music. An excellent programme
has been perfected for the occasion.
DR.. Gelsthorpe's health has improves
|rreatly within the last two weeks and n
lis now able to resume the practice O
bis profession.
The Mother Goose" entertainment
.this afternoon and evening consisted G
many Mother Goose" characters in thel
specialties, the operetta -Four and Twer
nv Blackbirds," the pantomime Tn
| RATS and Mice" Mother Goose" lancer
4 the famous serenade TO the moon frol
the brownies and other special feature
Sthat were thoroughly enjoyed by the II
tie folks in attendance, all of whom a.
quilted themselves nicely.
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Russia also has a Red Cross society
which has performed great services IN
the cause of humanity in times Of both
war and peace. During the wars IN IN"
Balkan provinces in ls76-1S. at one time
ii furnished $4,000 beds. and possessed
Is specially fitted railway trains for re-
moving the wounded. besides many
other trains that were utilized as WI
as circumstances would permit. The
then czarina the present empress dow
aCer. at her own expense fitted out an
ambulance train Of - carriages.
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THE WORLDS RIVERS.
Geographical Facts and Points Not Cen
orally Found in Geogr 'phies'


orally Found in Geogr 'ph'es'
From the New York Commercial Ad-
Vertiser.
The Tigris is 1.115O miles long.
The Tiber is only 230 miles long.
Tho world famous Orontes is only z4O
miles long. 1890 g.
1900 miles in length.
SLOW rivers flow at the rate of three
to seven miles an hour c...
Twelve creeks in the United STATES
bear the name of the Rhine.
Every ancient city of note was 10
Gated on or near the sea or river.
Tbe Gauges is 1,510 miles long ana
drains an area of 100000 square mics.
THE Hudson river, from its mouth 10
the lakes, is 400 miles in length. -,
The Mississippi and It's trlpulai zee
drain an area of 100000 square miles
The branches of the Mississippi nave
an aggregate length of $1,000 miles
For over 1000 miles the Nile does
not receive a single tributary stream
Tine River Jordan has its origin IN
one of the largest springs In the woIlu.
| In islands of too small size 10 haVe
rivers creeks are dignihed by uia'
The Connecticut, the principal
stream of New England, is $50 miles In
During a single food Of the Yang
tee- Kiang. in China, 100000 persons
were drowned. -o.
the most extensive protective rive1
works IN Europe are at the mourn U
the Danube. 49,. h,,,
The Rhine is only 100 miles long ou
drains a territory nearly double TN
area OF Texas. ooo II.
The Irtash, in Siberia, is Zoo male
|, in length and drains 100000 miles
! territory. -
! THE Nile. from it's delta to the grea
. lakes of Central Africa, is over SUI
: miles in length. ,oo ~.
The Thames, of England, is go mile
!, long. The river of the same name
! Canada is $50.
: There are 20 creeks in this counti
: which have been dignitted with u
: name of Tiber.
! The Columbia river, of CANADA
I 400 miles in length; the steam OF u
same name in Oregon, is %.
The Arkansas river is 2,l1O miles loi
u but at various points in its course
E very thin for it's length. =,
The Potomac river is only 5oo mn
L long and in it's lower course is rain
e an estuary than a stream.
II The British islands are better pl
u vided with rivers than any other cou
try of the same size on the globe:
/ The Mississippi at the point where
D. flows out of Lake Itaska Is ten Il
u wide and eighteen inches deep.
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Convincing Evidence.
x-a.hi,otop Star

From the Washington Star.
Jim" exclaimed the Foggy Bot'ofn
matron, "yoh done promised me dat Soh
U,us rwine ter let politics alone
well, s'posin' ] did" was tho some
what suiky reply.
"Whah yer gwinc ter-night?
Am gvine nowhah in puhtickler.
'Deed'n | knows whah yohs Gwlhe
knows de signs. Yoh's gwine ter de meet
an, fob sho'. When / sees er razzer an
-, easl, an or set er resolutions in er
mans overcoat pockets l knows is bust
ness ebry time
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GludnesS Comes

With a better understanding OF the
Wv transient nature of the many phys
zeal ills which vanish before proper ei-
forts-gentle efforts-pleasante ftorts-
rightly directed There is comfort III
the knowledge that so many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual ois-
ease, but simply 10 constipated conan
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrupof Figs, prompt
~ removes. That is why ii IS the only
remedy with millions of families. and Is
everywhere esteemed so highly by ali
who value good health. Its henehcial
effects are due 10 the fact, that IT Is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cIaanliness. without facilitating the
/ orr1ns on which it acts. Its therefore
. ali iun,rtant. in order TO get It's behe-
6qial effects. TO note when you pur-
/ cha. that YOU have the genuine article
I which * Inauufactured by the california
Flo syrup Co only, and sold by all rep
utable druggists. ,.,.L
If IN the enjoyment of good heaIth'
. and the system Is regular, theh IdA5
I tics or other remedies are not heeoeu'
II afflicted with any actual disease. %, one
may be commended tothe most 81 i!lui
pbysi.iau,. but IT in nee Of a ldNal.N5
then one should have thc best, ana WIN
The yysiI-informedc everywhere. syrup 81
Figs stands hfrhr-r and l. most Largely
used and gives most general Satisfaction
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our own war was nearing lts emo
whom the Geneva Convention met nut
rho work 80 the Red Cross had ht'h
going on here for years, though ui!u'
another name. The work OF the Ohlt'u
states Sanitary commission was mag
Z ni6cent but II was chiefly the lessons
taught by II that led To the Gaining ot
the Geneva Convention. As II was the
Nrst commission that ever attempted 10
work on 80 vast a scale, there VIZ
naturally many and great HhlN''N's
made and a long time was consume
In getting the details properly ADJUSTED
and balanced. Not only had nurses anu
assistants to be taught and trained, pu'
tho management OF so stupendous an
Undertaking had also TO be ledIh'u pS
those who had charge of lt-ahd proph-
bIy theirs was the most dlncull l-N@'i
Of all to learn. The orgaui@tfs or tilc
European societies protited 10y our ms
takes and Il was chiefly owing 10 the
Lessons learned 10y watching oar WORK
that these societies made lhelf start
under proper and complete "IIaIl-.-
,nents But before the war was over
; the work OF the commission had bt
come so systemized and so th'I"ugnls
hrouybt under control that TO those
outside the board of directors the WORK
seemed almost TO 20 on by lts'i. bu'
with the completion OF th' war VI,
= ,,orl, of the commission cam" To an
branches continuod-many of th'm now
= rontinue-to do much FOR the RELIEF o
: human suffering from whatever cause
hut no real national movement on SIM
liar lines took place until late psr'ou
Among US, every city, ana all,'ps
y every town Of any Importance What
ever. has one or more Local. hosplla'
and ambulance associations, nut non
of these expected or intendei I" y
ANYTHING more that the work or 'i ~
- nary peace times. 1t was not Ii'
March. 1852. that our government a'
- coded 10 the Geneva Conventions anu ;
y. The following July President Arthur j.
* eued a proclamation L. that effect. 500
10 afterward Red Cross society was "l
- ,sapizcd here. with headquarters
Washington. but for years us "3Ih W.
mainly one Of organization ana pl"h
"a us funds were small and It's h'nb'l
a. few-probably not many persons WI
au-ara that we possessed such an ass
. ciation when the nccosSlt, ARCS" II
- its action Tho society emerged anu VOC
W charge Of matters within its proNlh
ia times Of peace. OF ll- Wllh'lE ~. +
N readiness and ablltE. -, 80 a.,
~ who suffered from the johnston no,
81 and the later South Carolina sea /
m. II was the Philadelphia Red Gro
,ul Branch association that acted hrsl
ny the time Of the Youngstown Hood !
- society opened a store lot th' i'o''
m OF supplies and sent a delgE1tlon
ld the Conemauph valley under Dr
81 V-ilks O'NcuI. and did .Ntraordina
u work on the ground, whore us orgi
III lions were conducted for a weeks.
en- -. - ....g.r..,stiar IS on pc
tai onioe % r.. W n paucoast is Pre-
gnu dent and Or. O'Neln secretary. As
try we'll known. Miss Clara Barton Is
her head Of the National society, and u
I'M great energy and uutiring Devotion
- chiefly due the existence ana success
for the so~iS's
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As early as 1S45. a society similar 10
the Red Cross had existed in Denmark'
and did good service in the Danlsh
wars Of 1850. and 1864; but IL was not
until 1873 that a Red Cross society was
eeta hlishrd under the patronage or inc
king. and with the expressed approval
of the government. The society Is wen
.eouippod i'm both materials and assist
/ ants. and i'm time of peace its trained
nurses are placed at the disposal OF the
public.
In the China japanese war the i'eu
. Cross plaved a glorious part I'm mitlgat-
. ing the horrors Of the struggle. Though
) rho Chinese troops did not recognize
( rho flag of the association. they were
! vastly benefited by its labors. the atU-
I tude of the Japanpses Is well illustrated
by an order promulgated at the begin
7 ming of the hostilties, which read:
/ "CiviliZed nations. in time OF peace en-
/ ter into conventions to mutually ASSIST
/ disa hled persons in time of war, Win
/ ont distinction OF friend or foe. rms
humane union is called the teh'N "
Convention, or. more commonly 'h'
Red Cross associa ton. Japan became
n partv 10 IL in June. 1856. and her sol
diers have already been instructed thd'
they are bound to treat with klhull'S'
and hclpfulncss such of their en'ml''
ms may he disable by wounds or dlS
ease " This from "a nation that' "
wears ago. attempted To keep IT'S port
closed AGAINST All foreign nations,Wh'r
, fortunes were common punlshmth'S
and quick dccapitation the hghtest an
! easiest penalty the captured eheu'
could expect
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In Italy, also. the national society
has a fine organization, Thoroughly
drilled and adapted for the various sec
tions Of the country. The society learn.
ed many useful lessons in the war 81
1866 and has proftcd by them as W'n
as by further experience gained III "th'r
European wars.
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SANCTUM SENTIMENTS.

Perhaps the least observed of all
Gods command is, vengeance is
mine, I will repay saith the Lord"
Men seem to think that human in
Jury demands human redress, utter
ly ignoring the divine "ipse dixit."
Next to the christian injunction
Forgive your enemies" stands the
stole maxim, 1.-THE best way of
avenging thyself, is not to become
like the wrOng-doer. "-Cumberland
Presbyterian.
Some years since Grover Clevc-
land declared in Il letter that the
South was the impregnable citadel
of American institutions and free
dom. He told the truth. The homo
geneous American South was, and
is, and always will be, the bulwark
of the liberties of the people, wheth-
er assailed by open foes or disguised
enemies. See how it grandly stands
now, entire and solid as Gibraltar,
repelling all the assaults of mann