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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17
Shipping to California.


j. c Goodale, the Coburg lumber
man, returned home this morning
after a short business visit in Salem.
Mr.. GOodale reports business as being
quite rushing, An order has been re-
ceived recently from Marysville, CAL,
for 100000 feet of lumber to use in
the mines and in constructing homes
for the miners. The mill is being run
with full force that the order may
be filled as soon as possible. The
order is being filed at the rate of two
car loads daily. Custom coming from
such a distance certainly speaks well
for the Coburg mills, whose reputa'
tion for furnishing the best Of lum.
Der is widely known.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17

INSANE. Sheriff Hare of Clatsop
county today brought one Geo. Mic
alas, aged 81 years, TO the asylum.
This is the patients first attack.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17

ORMSBY AT AUMSvILLE.-Capt. 5.
B. Ormsby, formerly a free silver man,
but now an advocate of the single
gold standard, held forth at Aums-
vile, Wednesday night. His audi
ence consisted of 2l iRepublicans and
fifteen Populists, and there was' but
little enthusiasm. The captain
waved the "bloody shirt" to perfec-
tion, and dwelt at length on the sub
ject of seCtionalism.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17
DR.. GREGORY DE KANNET

100 Stereo-electrical tableauX. Sub
ietts: l. "The Coronation" 2. "Hu-
nnrous Polite" under stereo electric
al rays; or the present political situa-
tion as seen by the funny man. The
brightest humor, sharpest wit and
comical art. The greatest Doyelty OF
the present campaign. Reps, Dems
and Pops all get their share.
Admission to all parts of the house
25c; lOc extra for reserved seats. Cal
lery tickets to pupils of the puollc
schools l0c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17

CHALLENGED. r. j. Hendricks has
been stumping around in the school
houses, challenging anyone to meet
him. Friday, e. G. Minton sent him
an offer to meet him anywhere. He
will probably treat it as Ford did
Rigdon's challenge-with silence.
But Mr.. Minton is a well informed
debater and a match for any goldite.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17

NEW CHAIRMAN.-F. W. Derby was
this morning unanimously elected
chairman of the Marion County
Union Bryan campaign headquarters
Secretary Myers was today called
away to Linn county. Mr.. Derby, as
sisted by Judge Fairbanks and an ad-
vlsory committee, will devote his
entire time to the fight in Marion
county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17
Cloves Are IN Demand.

These cold mornings, Ours are the
kind you want. Working gloves, kid
gloves, wool gloves, mittens, etc.
Good values. Low prices 50c. TO 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17
Now You Need Rubbers.

We carry full stock in all styles
and sizes. They tic well and wear
we'll. Try pair. Full line of mack
lntOshes. Slickers and rubber coats.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17
F1psT pRESBYTERIAN.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.

Corner of Seventeenth and Che-
meketa streets. Ezra Maurer, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
at IL a. m. by Mrs. E, Maurer: Junior
Y. p. A. at p. m. Senior Y. Z. a.
at 6:30 p. M, subject, "On Gods side.
Preaching at 1880 p. m. by the pastor.
Union holiness meeting, Tuesday at
1870 p. M Prayer meeting on Thurs
day at 1880 p. III. All are welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17
UNITY CHURCH.

Service at 1870 p. m. No morning
service, that the members may attend
the funeral of Mrs. Wade, at the
usual hour for morning service. sun
day school at II m. Unity Guild at
6:30 p. m. Subject Of evening lecture,
the fourth in the historical series:
"Savonasola, the Mystic Orator or
Florence and Martyr for Reform.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17
Buy for Cash. 1t Pays,

We buy for cash. Sell for cash. Do
our own work. No rent to pay thus
enabling us to sell cheaper than Others
who have heavy expenses. Try us and
be convinced. Yours TO please.
Little Giant school shoes. Boys
iron clad hose.
Willis Bros. G Co.
court and'Liberty.
The Cash Dry Goods, Clothing and
Shoe House,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17

Rev. G. r. Scott, Of SCOTS Mills will
address the mems meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock Miss
Nina Huelat of the Episcopal choir.
will sing solo. All young men are
cordially invited to attend this meet
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17

LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Oct. II Hogs Light sbIpa
$50; heavy $2,q5@3 As.
Cattle-Beeves $3.4o9S.oO; COWS and
heifers 81 .4o(93.oo.
Sheep-Good steady.
GRAIN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17

BAPTIST.
In the absence of the pastor Presi-
dent w. G.. Hawley will preach In the
morning, which service will be fol-
lowed by the ordinance of baptism.
Rev. G NJ. Irwin will preach in the
evening, and the other services will
be held as usual.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08

whether that hard working little lady will not be disappointed in the amount of money offered to her for the sake of the Armenians The sum asked for is really very large. An immense amount of good might be accomplished by means of it, and not a little trouble might be caused if the greater portion of the money were not carefully dis uibuted. Yet one may be allowed to doubt if the whole remediable loss suf- fered by the Armenians from the Turks figures up more than S2,OO0,OO0 to S3, ,000,000- Even that is a large sum, and the Sultan of Turkey may, much to the surprise of the Red Cross people, refuse to admit that his au- 'lhoritative and official reports from Anatolia and the other districts con- tain any information ito the effect that the Armenians have been wronged by his troops to such a degree as the pro- posed expenditure of a much larger amount of money would indicate.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08

as they should be, proud of Phoenix, our capital, but there are few con- temptible, black-mailing CUTS down there who embrace every opportunity to keep people away from Mesa. In doing this they resort to down right lying. They have not been long enough among refined people to have learned that such a course only brings themselves into contempt. One of the most prominent men in the Nation was told to bring his lunch with him if he came up here for he could get nothing to eat here. There are scores and scores of good honest, truthful people in Phoenix that could have told the dirty liar that he lied when he said it. and the gentleman referred to found when he came here that he had been lied to. If there is one thing we like more than another it is cheerful liar, because we can lie little ourself on the side. But an ignorant backwoods liar like some few of these Phoenix fellows suits us too well. They lie to openly and get caught at t. in less than three hours. Phoenix people as rule are friendly to Mesa but, if they want to retain that friendship they better kill off few of the most noted liars.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08
A LONG SESSION.

These are rather plausible reasons which MT. Dingley gives for the pre- diction that the session of congress will be a short one, continuing not be- yond June 1 at the latest; but it is to be feared that he overlooks one inn portant consideration on the other side. It is true that, as he says. after the appropriation bills have been passed, all the remaining business could be quickly attended to. It is certain now that there will be no tariff or financial legislation, and none of the other pending subjects need take Up much time. But if there is not much business to be done, there is a great deal of talk to be made for cam paign purposes, and in all probability congress will be kept in session for that purpose. Moreover, with the president in his present mood, likely at any moment to attempt some start ling coup for making campaign ma terial for himself or his party, the Re publicans will hardly dare ito go home as early as June 1, leaving him in ex- elusive possession of all such oppor- tunities. They will want to be on the spot, during the early part of the cam paign at least, ready a: a moments notice to steal his thunder or check mate his game.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08

The holiday season brought no joy, no relief ito the unhappy Armenians Every day our advices report new massacres and new horrors. In the Kharput district alone thirteen Pro- testant ministers have lost their lives because they refused to give up Chris tian faith. These ministers were con- nected with the American board of for eign missions and their murder should cause our government to take vigorous action. The merciless persecution of the Christians by the Turks is the crime of the century, and it is almost incredible that the great powers. of Europe should permit it. England and other countries have made a feeble protest and have sent few warships into Turkey waters, but they hesitate to resort to heroic remedy.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08

Utah is now a sovereign state-the forty-f1fth of the Union. To her all hail and to her we look for aid in re- lease from territorial limitation and bondage. She well will bear her dia- dem. Within her limits are mines ol wealth and valleys of rare luxuriance their grassy slopes feeding countless kine; her people frugal and industrious and such as best can uphold con- monWealth.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08
STAND UP FOR ARIZONA.
PHGNIX. JANUARY 8, 1896.
FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.

Four bills to restrict foreign immi- grafton are pending in congress. Sen ator Lodge has introduced a bill whereby provision is made for the ex- clusion from admission to the United States of all persons of between four teen and sixty years of age who can not both read and write the English language or some other language. A similar bill has been introduced into the house of representatives by Con gressman Walker, while Congressman Morse has introduced another bil, which provides for tax on steamship companies of S10 a head for every im- migrant
 migrant they bring. A fourth bill is introduced by Congressman Stone, providing that no immigrant shall be admitted into the United States unless he can show a certificate signed by the United States consul at the place near est his last residence, setting forth that he does not belong to any of the classes excluded under the terms of our immi- grafton laws.
 Probably the time is not distant when a bill embodying all these re- strictions will be demanded, not only by native Americans, but by foreign born citizens of this country. The preservation of those already here no less than the protection of the thous> ands who would only be excluded from participation in the tenement house horrors of the great cities by the pas sage of laws such as are proposed, de- mands action on the lines pointed out by the various bills here mentioned.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08

The brewers have at last combined to raise the price of beer This will undoubtedly mean smaller measure by retail. It is a sad beginning of the New Year for the poor man, upon whom an advance in the cost of the necessities of life falls most heavily
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08

George Vanderbilt's estate of Bil- more down in North Carolina covers 30,000 acres, and he ownes all he can see from his veranda, excepting little nine acre lot on which a darky has his cabin. Sambo knows the value of good neighbors and he refuses to budge for less than $20,00O cash, sah.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08
CURRENT COMMENT.

Williams News: Ina. Williams is to have a new railroad depot before long seems to be generally believed by all This fact is made apparent through M. Altman, the Railroad ave. merchant, who has been corresponding with MT. Wells, the general superin- tendent of the A. & P. MT. Altman has made the company a very liberal proposition, both of money and land, which is now being considered, and in view of the fact that a very favorable reply has been received from MT. Wells, wherein he enters heart and soul into the proposition it is safe to say that ere long, probably not until spring, Williams will have a depot
 Prescott Courier: When the news of Morin's shooting victory was placed on Prescott bulletin boards, the town hove sigh of relief and the local Mrs. Partington rejoiced that Prescott had at last won something, as she had commenced to believe that there was nothing under the blue canister" of heaven which Prescott could win. Morin is Prescott's retired soda pop merchant and it is hoped tha: he has ! removed the "hoodoo'' which seems to have hung over the town ever since the $8,000 Fourth of July celebration, sacred to the memory of which, now stands the pretty band stand on the plaza, which was erected through the efforts of ex-Chief Justice Wright
 
 Los Angeles Express: The new Democratis postmaster of Los Angeles has been besieged with persons who want to hold office under him. Ac- cording ito the civil service regulations the postmaster has only one appoint ment to make and that is assistant post master, which is already filled by a friend of his. IL is curious that the Democrats of all the people in the world, should have forgotten that Grover Cleveland is the great original civil service president, and that they should for moment expect that any political appointment should be made while he is in the White House excep: under civil service regulations.
 
 Los Angeles Express: Some snoozar of an English bard will now write an ] epic on the charge of Jameson's Bri- gade.
 Mesa Free Press: The majority of the Phoenix people are warm friends of Mesa and there is no reason why they should not be. Mesa people are,
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08

WITH A MISSION AND WITHOUT A MUZZLE-FOR THE FREE COINAGE OF SILVER AT A RATIO OF 16 TO 1.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08

Mesa Free Press: The majority of the Phoenix people are warm friends
 of Mesa and there is no reason why they should not be. Mesa people are,
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08

Los Angeles Express: Some snoozar of an English bard will now write an epic on the charge of Jameson's Bri- gade.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08

No one will care to put obstacles in Cross society, but we doubt very much
Arizona republican., 1896-01-08
LOTS OF TALK

About Parks Cough Syrup is what we desire. Every one who tries this remedy says that it has no equal in the Cure of all diseases of the throat and lungs. We know it will cure any cold and do it in the shortest possible time. You don't know this, but you will agree with us if you only try one bottle of Parks Cough Syrup. Sold by c. Eschman & Go.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11


WHEREAs. Hiram 7. HoSue b. his deed Of
w trsst. date 3 thr 18th day q March t.as and
daily recorded IN tie 0tEe q the county CLERK and
Colorado on tiie sath iay % March fsaa ia book
pasre l,eonScye so Heasy J. AIdTiet. a. trustee.
The follossing described real estate situate IN tha
oeanty o. ProNvrs and state Of Colorado, To-
Wit Lots swo i2h thrq- ISL and SIX Iel
OF seSs5oa tsenty-tuo ~ n Township twenty,
the sixth i6thl Principal Meridian, eoataininss
~ acres more OF lcss. teEsther With al
evidenced BY The La Juata and Lamar Canal
Company deesi nurber Que ~ IN trust q soeure
OF one Thousand lSl1ol dollars, dated the nh dsy
ut March. iss@- and rayahle 10 the order - BE
of February, lsi7. tosethrr with iaterest thereon
tory Lsioo6j dollar. each. stissl,esd .
said note. and payahle respectively the hrst
days Of fabraa-y and August 81 each rear. with
interest on said coupon notes az the rste of tvo
rss cent per month Attsr maturity and
Whereas. said tiecdof trust provides that in
case Of defzulf IN the payment Of said note,
any interest thereon, o. any part shsreaf, thea
ee-sor Ia tr1st. 10 sell the sait prrnisss afiq
pAri thsrs-af ans. Al right and eGnity 4 Fa,'E
tion q the said Hiram 7, Hosyue therein at pub
lie suctiea for cash. and
Whereas, il Is provided IA ard b. said deci II
fasai q he said Heary j. 1idrseh. trsss:ss, L,
act at any time when action may be required Tor
trust thea lie iesai hoider y AID note nay. b.
writing duly acknowledged, spt-alut Successor
N trust to tile sstd Henry J. AicEteu and
Whereas, the said Hnnry J. Aldrich j. absent
from the stAt4 Of Colorado and unable To act.
and the legal holder Of the said note has. BY
writing. daily appointed the undersigned
trustee 70 act successor % said Heary !. Az,
drtch, rscorded IN che pttcs e. the ooanty
clrrk and reooryler uf PruReFs cpuaty and state
% Colorados and
Whereas. default has heen made in the pay
meat - iaterezf due August Let. i-,5
and all subsequent INTEREST and the same
"a sim unpaid. and the legal holder 81 said note
has declared the wlsolr % said principal san
and ttsrss. due and pas able, ard has rc'ggestsA
sale ot said premises under said dscd Of trust.
Nov, 1berrfor~, the undersigned AZ such trtss-
August. Loo, Il; ten o'clock in the forenoon. AT
the freut door Of the court hnasc, in the toEu
OF Lamar. ProWcrs coenty. Colorado. sell the
above described property and all water fiEhts
Or Interests Appurtalnin< rhereto. aad IN and
b. said desd q trust conveyed
d. z COOPER
Successor in Trust
DSte of first publication Jaiy 4. isis.
Date 81 last pcbliestion August I. isss-
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{. IL. FRYBARGER.
CARLTON. COLORADO.
TRUSTEES SAIY.

WHEEEAs. William ). Gnrrin. By hi. dec,i q
w trust, dstsss Mas ist. i-til, asd duly rsopgt-
u n. eoasnfy 81 PtpEers ani sists q Caiosasio,
90 tn 18Th day Of May, LASH IA book Z. pay
~ osrzreJed - lleary J. iarieh. A. trzs.rs, the
teiiepsiis, Described real STATE situate y tlir
Gounty q PruNcFs and STATE ~ Cosofssia. 10
Wit: he scst half 81 u the soathaast guar
ter - q secttna thirty-tlrse "a. tn township
twcnty-uas JSii. south q ranEs fortg--ess ttil
Nests II Er0NeEs cUanty, tnrythsr With wafrf
li,.Ieei 3 ss.sr deed IA, q the Arkansas Rigef
bSias; reosrir-i . bSoE i, Tsss 81,
. note, for the sasl u ne haBaird 500
dollars, dated MAJ Ii. ts9l- ana psyah3s
isany. IN tho nrst DIS q MAJ, tsss, tasash-s
with tztrrezt fheresn srnzieunn4rly, a. shasn
on the BRIT days - May AID November q eark
yesr. gith interest % said eogp-an natss At ne
" hsrras. said decd II trust prstiiFs thar Il
case II asfault in the payment ~ said note. ~
Il sai = ia1fa for ss al tra,s =, 81 a. i s
cessor IN trust. 70 sell the said rrrn1issE or ang
nsfi tssfsf an AZ rishi an. elsiiT q reis
lac Auotina Zoe cash Ahd
Whcrusas IL ~ provided IN And By said dsysd -
isai x u. ssIa ashts ~ a IA ssus, % .
act at any timr when aeSiOu NAY b. rrsQuiresi
- trust thsa the lssi holder q Aid nss.s raaY.
By writiaE duly ankunwleeEsd, apfoist a $50
c1ssur II trust - I'M said het4rr J. AihFich ard
Nhspszs. tie said Hsury !. aidrsrh q absent
from tba STATE 81 Colorado ard unable 10 act,
arad the lss7i hslirr u ttr aid note has. -
writing. duly appciutsi the utaErsignssi 4 trus-
tee 10 act A. snncsssoF Of said HenTy J, Aidrinb,
recorded IA the otiice ~ The county clerk aad
rseorsier e ProSers county Ahd state u Colo
RADIO and
Whereas, ssfsHli has hen shade IN the pay
meat u interest due NAY I. 10, and All iutsrcst
Subsequent thercfn, and 20 part ct the
hGs te.sn paid, and tho legal holder - sid note
and interest dne and payable, and has re-
qus=taa sale 81 said prezlise=, uad-F said
de.si % trust;
Now, Therefore. tho undrrxiEps.d. a. sueh irrs-
tee. viii on Tuesday, the tth daY - August
l-S AZ ten O'Clock In thu farrnaau. a.
the Irerunt strsyss fruut door at the cslTt huuss
IA the city Of DenYeF. ArApahce eonnty Colara-
do. sell the above described property Snd water
rights and all interests Rppurtaintnz thereto,
and IN znd by said dned u trps, coaycyeA.
THOMAS l. SMITH.
suaoezsdT IN Trust.
Date Of hrst publication JULY q tss.s.
Date 81 last publication Autrtst 1, l-ag
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyES thar at the sp--
lN ctal meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Surface Sud bndsrtioz Ditch Company. reEsli-
larly called and held April 18Th. A. ID 1885 IN
the City Of Denver, County al Asnpsbf-s and
State ot Colorado, all q the stock being Frssre
scented, IL vns ordered hy the unaiiruons vote Of
all the stockholders, that there were no dc BIS
owing b. the company. the shid cUEtoratinr.
The Surface and UnderlioE Ditch Gu1lrauy
should be dissolved. and that the president and
the serretSrf q the company make a notice Of
dissolution under the seal Of said cufrzrns fsiti
copy Of which 20 be flssi 10 the oaice % the
SECRETARY of STATE Of the State Of Colorado and
one copy in each % the Counties 81 Prowcrs and
Arapahue of said State, Whefv the articles o.
incorporation were filed and one cory 10 b.
published In some Newspaper printed "a each o.
said Counties of Prowers and ATaphhoe for the
period Of six weeks-
Notice il hereby given that upon the filing and
Publishing Of this notice as aforesaid. THAT the
said corporation. viz: The Surface and Under
hoE Ditch Company, shall b. deemed to BE dis
solved forever. and the same Is hereby dissolved.
Dated this Sch day Of June. 4. d. Iss6
w. \. COLER, JR-. Presitent Of
The Surface and Underfiow Ditch Company.
Attest; C. e. GOODALE.
( SEAL Secretary.
First publication June 30 lsad
Last publication July Is. 1906.
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80. -. yabn "a fsssE
COMPLAINT hsytnr h-rn eais-gsti 4; ttf. -, =.
~ ~ lharnas HiEsleg krsInst nirhgf,i n ~. 4
Ter atlangnntnG tiis hausextNad Ehfry NJ -
dated April -, ~. uTsea itl7 hestlsasf 5s,-,
- eevitIIn % toSuship = saufA ~ -.
wa@f "a fyeaers taBuEg. t'alNrt.-,
said PARTIES are hereky stn tlifysasl Is as. i
this rlfscN tha Ard day - Aaftsss - !. q
9sic-rS a. n, - rsrea.sa alsti fufnisk s.ti-.
rrresfuins said alssesst sis.ni is1s.fassit
ial-ia G, n. iHOAaA. Ecsisss7.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or
THE suKFAeE ANp UzpEEgLow DIfcis CoNFGS
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suaoezsoT IA Trust.
Date Of hrst publication JULY a lss.s,
Date ~ last publication August 1. IssS