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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02
NJ q =

Made and Merit Maintains the confidence
of the people in Hoods SarsapariIIa. II q
medicine cures you when you are sick; If
it cures your neighbors and your friends
when they are ailing; if it makes wonder
full cures Of many diseases everywhere,
then beyond any question that medicine
possesses merit. That IS just the truth
about Hoods sarsaparilla. Prepared By
accumulation, proportion ana process IN
known to other medicines, it has curative
powers peculiar to itself. We know it
possesses great merit because it has
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02

II the financial affairs of our
county were considered carefully
Gu: county commissioners would DO
our tax payers an &C: Of charity by
looking closely to the bondsmen
offered by the county treasurer.
1t would be we'll for them to mi
tate the action Of our city council
and cali in the services Of coed
trust CT fidelity company 50 that
or county funds may be well Sc
cured. The cost wou'd be vsry
slight, especially when compared
to the risk We are continually run
ming, ard Treasurer Gr:fi1 de-
clares that he would much prefer
it, even if he had to help pay thc
extra expense. At all events, the
matter is certainly cf sufficient i'm
portance to demand the careful
consideration Ct cur board Ct COM
miss;oners.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02
Pullman PdFltT Gers Yia z. CAP.

Oca.a TO Jacksonville, leaving
Oca,a II 1855 ! u, arr'y;1E It
Jacksonville It 4:G5 pm.
Osa)a 70 Tampa, leaving O-aia
It L32 p II, arriving at Tampa II
$50 y II.
-Ma:tiuatts French BIkcrs is
the place for Your oaC,c.iou1Iy
and fancy aTaceIics. Osdrrs d.
ivcred % any potion Ct town.
The RacEst-Ba-omet.r and
Thermometer, I5c; big bottle
household ammonia, Ioc; saw, TO-;
b:@cc, KOS; new towel rack, To-;
rolling pin, =; -ye shade, Ioc; 4
cskes g?yceTiac soap, IOc.
Th2 Champion boarding house
&c ore Of the most popular board
ing houses in tbs city, especially
50 fer railroad men. Try il. A
good square meal fer IS cents.
Pleasant rooms. Cheap weekly
board. One block south OF Tie
Methodist church.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

If YOU contemplate 2 ujP to any
paint north, cast, vest or 10 any
Florida poias, for reliable i"iUI.
mati@", through rates and most
convenient schedules, wlte 10 fbc
undersigned, "ho WI answer eli
letters pro- rt.y, AID g.ye you ally
a: c ssaTj i~5O:na'iCn.
TIE routes offered Vi The
Plant System, the qu.rn1eut ard
exec lent service, are unsurpassed
By a-y !iEe, through s,ee3ers arc
operated on 81! tr&ius Of this Sys-
ten, insuri0g luxury, comfort and
every convenience.
For full Information and Tickets
cal! or OF address
F. J. Huber, ticket agent, Pant
System, OCa'a, Fla.
II. {. McFadden, assistant gen.
eral passenger agent, Savannah.
+. NJ. Jelly, division passonget
agent, Tampa.
K. L. Todd, division passenger
agent, Jacksonville.
3. w. WRENN, passenger traffic
manager, Savannah. Ca.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02

The Racket. Sidscomb7, 8,
s, Ic,; vide lace, s.; silk vsiiirr,
To-; rice belt buckles, 8; fine ell
St'-e, 10; harness soap, Il; steel
butcher knife, To-; si.vcrine dust
pan, Io.i chair seat ana nails, &C;
IRE poet milk boiler, los; fire
ProoE Eischer, IL; pic rams, &c, SC;
tube cake pan, e.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02

-ShOu'dsr braces, choice for 50
certs, no mere rcuad shoulders.
Sold at the Anti M3-oooly Drug
Store.
Your i:st rzpu;a ion can be
found by inserting an ad in our
cent ord column.
Fresh Ced-r Ky and Cryst1I
River oysters at /. S. Backs,
FL and f-c 25c psr quart.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02
T. c, s: ?. SCHEDULE.

GoiTr nortE-Leave O-a,a HOS
a. m. T:45 n; arrive Jacksonville
S:57 2. II. $50 z. m.
Going soutE-Lsave Oca'a 2:4o
p. m, 2.27 =. 10; arrive Orlando
600 ?. n, 9:Io a. n; arrive Tampa
700 p. N; 7:SS =. m.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02

fcient dignity and respects obey
he law and govern the affairs CT
cur city with al eye single to the
oest interests of their corstitu
eats,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02

press, in his issue of last Wednes-
doy, closes bis Sunday law. article
b. saying: owe DO no. think it
worth while for any further DIS
cussion about the Sunday law"
&c. AS it was be that bryan the
discussion it was very becoming
IN him to cry enough. We were
eminently wei. satisfied to let the
matter rest and we had every rea
son to think the dear public en-
dorSed our conclusion. Our con-
temporary, however, has evidently
"dug up his Ratchet and bent his
oak bow and by night and By day
he will follow the foe"
In his Sunday edition he re-
sumes his discussion of the ques-
ton by assuming that the city
council will make short work of
the law.
He says: Let US see if we can
not repeal this law, as we know
that our councilmen will repeal
any law If they know it is a draw
back to our city; we believe in
keeping the Sabbath day as we'll
as any one, but do not believe in
law that is as strict as the present
Sunday law"
Editor Israel ought to know by
this time that cur city council
cannot repeal the present Sunday
law even if they wanted 10.
It takes the action of our state
legislature to do thai. The city
council can either pass ordinances
ratitying and endorsing the gen.
eral state law or they can let it Sc
vereIy alone. Their recent ac.;oo
in this matter only indicates their
approva, of the laws of tie state
AMI their willingness to abide by
them. IF Bro. Israel wants the
law amended or repealed he will
have to confer with our state law
makers and inform them that he
wants to sell cigars, pop, pretzels
and newspapers On Sunday.
In his issue of this morn ing he
dives into the question again and
tells his readers what a Gcd-fcr-
saken Sunday we had this week
and attributed it to the closed
doors of our business houses.
Unless our journalistic contem-
porary cam give the public better
reasons than he has for running
open Sundays we would kindly |
advise him to stick to his resolu |
ton to close the discussion.
It is neither patriotic nor re-
spectful for any one to appeal to
our city council to pass ordinances
in open violation Of our state
laws. AS we'll might we ask them
to pass an ordinance allowing Us
to enbezzle money, wreck banks
and vote te l times at elections in
stead of once. Quite a number
Of OR people would doubtless en-
Joy such sport even on Sunday.
We have entirely too high an
opinion of our city council to at
tempt to dictate what they shall
Or what they shall not do in the
Ia all their work we have
found them men of good judg-
n snt, clear discernment and fully
alive to the best interests of the
people. They certainly have suf- E;
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02
PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE

The steamship Florida has re.
Suncd service between Port Tam
"a and Mobile: sailing On ths fol-
loving schedule:
~. II. Tampa Saturdays e:3o pm
Ar. III bic Mondays $50 an.
Lv. Mobile Tuesdays zoo pm.
AZ. r.. Tampa Thursdays 800 am.
Ihs steamship Florida has cuDe,
riar acIon-sdio2s for both frs:
and Seccad class cabin passengers
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02

G.uaLs Tabuisg CuTa dyspepsia.
ILEaDS IaDaies cure E4..iiGncs.
h!panS Ta5U!es: pleasant laxative.
Ripans T&bUlG5 cure cnnsG cation,
RlPaps TabuleE! one kiIss rslIst.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02
Gods
SarsapariIla

The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. 81
Hoods Pills tske easy sy to ogsrS SSs' 25e
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-02

"A fine lot CT pretty and tylish
Sailor Hats in stock at Mrs. c. A.
Browns.
The Rackct-Ncw styles oil
cloth farcY, I6c, white and ma,LIed
~, blzck 80 per yard.
The Racket, fire sbavels, g;
coconut oil soap, s.; corn popp>c
Ioc; cal bell, Ioc; Fap@r flies, );
$500 tooth picks, Sc; pinkiDg irons
los; shelf paper, 3 per dcz; legal
cap, s. per q"irc.
The KacEet,-Aic guns, goc;
Saws, Ioc to 25c; shoe nails, II
pound papers, SC; awI handles, SC;
avis. II FIR SC; steel shears, 25c;
big tea bells, $; steleoscope, 20;
stereoscop;c views, 24c per d7z:n;
25c locks, only TO-
-Ccacen;ret-d distilled cxtrat
Of witch hsze', for bruises and
spra:n7, at 20 cents 4 pint at the
Autobiography Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12
o { 4 z R R co.

Sunday S7s-zZ S=zsi6s Train Sunday
J-iy y, 1897,
and ssch Sunday thereafter q special
SEASIDE trzi1 VII IN on The following
schedule: Leave Albany : q. n
leave CorTz-lls 30. arrive at New
p0rt Ils3l 3 n: leave Newport -.
p n: arrive Albany 9s35. egnDecting
Eith S9gthsru Pscifc sYuihb0uod
Overland.
Fare for The round TIP from Al.
ba1y. Corvallis and PhilOulsth. sl50
p0ints west u Phil0D2ih % E5dyVille
81; ChirEOod and points west. =
cents These tickets go1d only date
q sale The above train VIII posi-
lively run every Sunday during the
SeSSOn- rain OF shine.
Do not wait for further advertising.
Dll make your arrrngensnts 70 90
The tram viii Be there for you.
EDWIN STONE Manager.
J. c. MAYO, 7. T. and P. 4. etf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12
A Few kzs.srs Concerning Wlliz-n ].
B-yza.
lSscr2nsuto Bee

Sacramento Bee
william J. Bryan is Z msu Who does
not think himself entitled u any spec.
ial privileges by virtue of the fact that
be has been candidate for president
of the United Safes. Experience Ia.
taught that men who have been hon
Ored a. Bryan feel they are entitled
% be more Or less exclusive and when
they travel they are accompanied by Z
private secretary, and their c0mings
are telegraphed ahead where special
arrangements can y made for their
comfort. II Is not 80 With William
J. Bryan.
At Auburn, last Saturday morning,
the train BEARING Bryan arrived quite
early aad remained about twenty
minutes. When il pulled into the
station Bryan swung OF and started
for the hotel across the street where
be entered the dining-room aud took
his seat al one OF the tables. The
girl walters were ths first 70 recognize
him, and they crowded around and
shook him by the hand.
After Bryan had finished a hearty
breakfast he vent outside, where be
found a large crowd lined up near the
doorway. In the crowd were the din
ing-roOm girls Bryan shook hands
down the line, and when he came 70
the girls he laughed and. extending
his hand. said: I'm afraid you girls
are repeaters-"
At ROcklin 100 or more people had
come together 70 welcome the silver
champion and, when the train stopped
one Of the hrst 70 crowd forward was
a man whose face looked as though he
had been on a protracted spree since
His nose was red and
bulbOus. and his eyes watered 50 that
1t made him look as II he were weep
ing. The moment this man caught
sight Of Bryan he yelled out, II am a
a Mckinley man"
Bryan glanced at the felloW, and
smilingly remarked, "YOu look as
though you felt mighty bad about il. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12

NEW YORk- IA special 70 tbs
Word fry-1 Jl'D5s1 szTs-
BFsvfhing lo1'ks rsry bright. tgr
iuteruatio1zl bimsIzllis-1. -' sad Ssn-
st1r W15e11f- IL the Tgrl5 olrre-
sp005s-t. Wbo 10st hin IL f0s 1U1se
4 clE1Dons- Wbsrs hs va : risito-.
--DyfEitasI2o5iag ths rsp1rts 10 ins
contrary IN American nsssrssrs-s- !
have 51st returned frU1 FrzD5e
wbsrs / tYuad that republic vii
stand shoulder u shoulder win tbs
United States in behalf q the fE0
metals
Senator Wylo9it and his mission
hare bes1 ggys5 u the French press
51f hs takes the matter Tery seriously.
Temps says the United States goTern-
went might spend IL money 70 betLer
p8rpose than q Z commission costing
so. 90 and hypsless q success
TIE correspondent asked the senator
j. bE lad sen BrTzn's remark that
President Mckinley had made 2 laugh.
ing stock q himself for the whole
world by sanding this commission
abFuad.
''Yes, " answered M. W0lc0tt, but
Mr. Bryan Is laDghsble in saying 50.
l an m0st encouraged BY the feeling
IN France and elsewhere.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12

rr suasaa- d F-fusHsiz-Nsw RzzSp-

A1HAxr- gn'F 1B.-TnH Papulisi
ssr1-s7 ruusmEaas mH1 n 1hs rBu--
huuss- F-iiEy aTfH-nBun pu-sHEui .
zhs ruL Ht 1hf rfH s-mHn- Dr. J. L
ETl- -afs1I1 q mHmhsrs ws-E lirHssIi
Tsr. HI mB5s q speech r'f fwD houri
lHnr7h. sHsafnr f1-fh ms views u re-
s-ssnrs 81 q ffs-sui mE1is-s.Uusr Ehiet
1ns-s ms t,ssr 5isRE-ssDsui- Afie'
Eisuussiur 4 -Hsul8ti1n EEs passed
endorsing fba ari5B1 q ths stsis
r-rr-rIl 71-sa aEEinst f2siyo q ubiOn.
1ns -as-svznE That re bold a. az
snsuy - ths party and party priDci.
1lss ar che EB9 may attempt TO
z1n Efrhs PsoDls's party with any
1a.har parry ~ faction. when said fu-
siun Ds1ass iztes the surrendehng Of
Any party principle and that said per-
su1 ~ -ss5 ogt q the party when
s8sb zf1surt is made"
The uazi.sr of the charges against
1bs s91-tT g5sisls vas discussed and
fursE 5Ests5. and upon motion the
orBs.als we sEoDerated- The co..
rHntia- We almost unanimously what
j. sp1Esu q a. -anti-Hill"
TIE COMMITTEES, by . skillful ma
Dsurs-- uz5s AZ entire change in the
maaaEsus-1 = affairs. The old eE-
ssuffre committee resigned ODe al q
fins- Dr. Hi included, when the fol-
lgKinz rguultiss were elected: Z c.
Veal cha --sr: Dug Wade, Of Or
leans 4 2 S2-engsr. Of Sbedd; J. J.
Beard q Tg-E=ot. and a :. Melon
sl5. q Br1w1sviIls-
TIE 0eH 11-uittee are more favor
sbls 70 t3s -rig1 q forces than the
I'D Judge Barton Is preparing q
fnaoclaI statement for the year end
inE jay !. s5gwing great reduction
n f5s s1-rIy Expenditures under
P0v1list c11t-cl over the previous
rear Uo5sr Bsr1blicsn-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12

H~rr szns rrH-lErf r-un C,VasT
Al S-r-uns1zu fr a Pullman si=H7.H-
yrs E-as fr-zuuBss fn fsinr ana a.
seru-e 3 l-,v-a- fsr1f- On 1hs T-I
urs- NJ t,seEus rH-T vHI BsuuE irt1ssf
uft rhs tpa11r ~ murH pHs=HurH-x
u.hu shE-Hd lhs "a E1fh nm Jus
A. fhs tran wac HI1H-inC Sn--arBHniE
1.hazs 1lazss1Ea-S SAT- rlHlI--iW l.l Es--rEI
zus sr1r-Hzssd -HE-si a iIEE-iI,r - TIE-1
. s--rrr. tful- zsszsr 1iis isus Ws-e I-r.s-
u1ss ~ fhs IazsaI,Es-s 1U-nsI 20 E1-
-sltlH- Eu5 slid- 4 lBEvs tss1 VIA
n E.-TU1 f-,- I1-s.s ilETs. Ar nsHHr
uls1 a man II HI 1lfs 1ilE1 I 1huurf1
We mIrE 5esa-rrnr % 1uuhdsDnz
r. h Al n.1fssl- sE-nasl N. lrlEss- Ezft
3 ulirtlF tir GEpBE1T flr tn1urb1-
Eus ibs psIgis q 1bs CufIs5 sls1es
hEus tIls1 oeruu &C. hen fr1m MIN
A E-sE1 mErT wHI nave W1n3s-s5
NV u b InEl WI-lEu 8-TE1 csu d
t1s VITA 1hs1 hs is 5ldnE and n11
s1-rN ar L afsE1s- T0s ss1-H1 Lias
En- 1hs fa11 lbsf bs j. E tU1xl ~
s1EzI,Hr f--u a. artificial uulsrts
an ttsEl fis IL u Tsarfsr1 sHE1lb- His
T,a-fsa1 r1,1lzi5u1 allows hm - sE1
ED5 slaay vel and sftsr making 3
s1ssssh re sEr r 10 slsap n 3 miu-
uis-s D1dl1z- A. 1r1s q Io1se Wh9 l.
III Fsll-lE Nifb hjm sai5
His capacity - taking rssi shs1
IL gFT1ri11ilF 1-srs u sgasl u has
q parity f1r W1rk Wbs1 WgGk Il g.
us05s5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12

MAMMOTH PEACHES La Fol-
cite, Bent Jones, P. J. Dorsey and
other Mission Bottom pesch growers,
are bringing in wagon loads q the
Alexander and Waterloo varieties,
which VIII Be followed BY the superb
Early CrawfOrds aud Charlottes
These people had talked q grubbing
up their peach orchards. b1t didn't
get around 70 il, 50 tney are compelled
% market a few thousand dollars
worth q fruit this season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12
THE MARKETS.
FEoTEs1oN

PEoTEsIos-
PEtlzni, JEly IL Rb-E Fslley,. 67c
wzllz Wsllz, 66
F0u-P0zIzad, 3-s5s5- -TsCGs -. grzhzz
5-z;; suPe-ane. z-z5 p= bt3.
Ozb-W-hi.e, 5se-4oc; grey, 57GsS
Potatoes .NsE sosSoo per w
Hay Goods IogI5-so per tu-
HopS-7c-
wool. valley. Iosis-; Ea==B --rg.,
6GSc.
N5azir. Iela2o-.
ElIls-uE. .B-zn, . go -h-rS x 20
Poulry- Ch5rk=ns mK=d zso~s ~
Dr0le-S, I-solGzz55s EEeys, LE= Ia
Eggs. .O-egD. EzaIsc - IN
Hlass.. Ee=1, Ezlrsd 50 Us ~. u--t
80 lbs g; sbseP pelrS. Iola7ur
T1ll0E-zhISsS-
O,uioos-3oc pr sz-k
Wheat BzgE1CHsrV-Es u p=r 100
Bszns-s7zI Ehitss / y az >-6na sa5 =
H3g HszTT. 40
Buusr. -Bsst dziry, zoGz5; fEary cr=zDs0
51a55c pa- rol
q esse .II5Ic-
Dris3 Fruit-ApPl=S, evzp7r1ts3, bl=sche5
6H97e; EnhaeAcbed 5hsG4ri sEna-iei
Gs1Ic-
PE-ScG6c
PlEnS-v1tless. 5odsr-
Pr-1-s-z1Scn5c.
Yszl-@si 41Ias; Large 51fe4r PEI L.
Mu-to. EsItbsz zz21t: dressed mt
IN. z11SzSry Eprlng lambs 6a7r Per ID.
B=-t-sssss $50; COWS a-so95;
Cured N=zS-Hzns Io1IcIot.e ba>ua =.
La-d-1n pals, 71.e.
SALEM MARKET.
Hh=zt-57.
Oz5 5Sc.
Hay. .Bzlsi, cheat Tso
Flo1r. II wholesale lO-x, $50; r--zil
Z -; brzn. b1lk 1893; shorts. i. .soaI7. .7s;
chop faedF T5-o(aJ6loo.
Poalry- Chicksn.s5 SPrng S,GIo.
VszI-Dresssi, 81.
Hogs Dressed, 400.
Live Cz1ls. .2azZ
Sae=P. Live, 90.
Spring lambs, sI-o5
Wool .Best. Izc.
Hops -Besr, eEIoc,
kggs.. 10 n trade
Farm Smoked M---s B.oc1, y; h-us
Ioe; sboaldez, sjIe.
Potatoes zoc trade
Dued Frzi--Appl=s =vapora,-i hiezched,
7e-Sc; Enbi=zchsd sSa5c-
PlGZs-zc
BzreT- Dairy IaaI211Ic; cIsznsry Iz1sCa
I5c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12

Ard szllOW COmplenou- It's such { com
non thing that people are careless about
it-so careless that more serious sickness
eanes and frequent visits 70 the doctor
become Necessary.
II really seems strange, when the rcD
edy is 50 easy, that 50 many people VII
allow themselves 10 remain Subject %
such troubles Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets cuTS constipation That means that
they are good for biliOuSnes, SEX and
bilious headaches, indigestion, sour stou-
ach, liver troubles. windy belchingS
" heartburn" fatulence and dyspepsia.
They are tiny, sagzr-cozted grEnules that
the merest child viii take readily. They
are mild. gentle, quick and Efficient.
They are Of purely vegetable oomPoSitioa
and work in strict accord with nature.
They cause no gripping and are As pleasant
in their action as they are pleasant 70
take Their help hSfs. Therefore yoa
don't become a slave 10 their use as with
other pills Once used they are always
in favor One little Pellet Is laxative,
two are mildly cathArtic One Pellet
taken after dinner will promote digestioa
and 10 relieve distress from over eating
they are unequaled-,
CaUTION.-Dr PieEee's Pseasznt RIiets--
rs An essy name 10 remember. DonT lei q
siguilg d-uEgist talk yol into smashing ii,sf
Is god /" lie rlakes nlore money On the ius1
as good kiad That's Why he Noald rather
81 thea That's Why yon had better not TAXA
thea
Per fIes sa1ipae 4 20 , doses, Of Pisasant
Pellets address worlds DispensAry Nedicsl
Associsiasa. B1aAio. \. y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12
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= 1gxzoiEzf5g1 press1te5 and rs1o-1-
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Al Al5ssT, yEoe ?, lsg7.
F1llgHiuz the the plza AID I5ss q
DrzauiEstloa sac prs1ty tb0rDuEhly
discussed D. s3eb msn, pT0mins1f
10 TIE silver rsoks q LsDs oy8nty. q
L Blyes. Democrat, & h Baker.
silver RepB1Ican. !. ?. Auls. PEG
pies party, n !. Hilleg2s, Silver Re
pu5lieso-
TIE Chairman then announced the Z
osKt thing was the selection q Al *
scUifve COMMITTEES q three and 3 So
retaTy-
On motion the following men Eere
dominated for positions On the eKscB-
tive Committee: r ". wilkins Silver
II D. Norton. Democrat: 4
Jobn Y. jenkins. Peoples party: A : I
Pzttersoo, Peoples party The four
with Chairman Herenson were -
lsetsd for the executive committee /
H. y. Norton 70 art a. secretary.
The chairman appointed J. D. Nat
Oek, J. c. Riehardso1 and A. : Pat
erson 70 solicit funds 70 meet the net
.ssary eKpsnsts q the meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12

BRYAN EXCURsION.-Steamer Ruth
will leave her dock foot OF Trade
street Monday morning al S O'Clock.
Tor Oregon City and Portland. reach
ing the former place at O'Clock, one
hour before the speaking commences.
Special rates will be given and an
who 60 down by her will be able 10
hear Mr. Bryan both at Oregon CITY
ana Portland. On return trip leaves
Portland at Q a. N. Tuesday.
GUY NJ. POWERS, Agt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12

Few realize that each sauirrsl de
noys sl-5O worth Of grain annually.
Wakelee's Squirrel and Gopher Exter-
minatOr is the most effective and
economical poison known. Price re-
duced 70 80 cents For sale by G.. W.
Putnam, Steiner Drug Co, lunn &
BnOOks, q. l. L. Basket and A. I.
Stone d & VS. l0-4m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12

LAWN SOCIAL Tuesday evening.
oy the Willing Workers OF the Chem
eketa street church, AT the residence
OF l. NJ. Bennington on Nineteanth
ana Chemeketa street. A choice pro-
gram will be rendered, and ice cream
ana cake will be served at 10 cents.
7-l0-9t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12
nUs- IUfMILE LUt lT4Us auu LutI
respective positions we're as follows:


Max Miller, Salem's little wonder
behind the bat, left today for CalfaK,
Wash, where he viii remain until
September. The local team feels its
loss very keenly, Miller being a most
efficient and strong member on the
team. Whit HOleman has dOnned
the glove and mask ard was out with
the boys in a practice game this after
noon when he showed that he had
not lost his old time usefulness IN
that position Whit formerly played
behind the bat and with q little prac-
tsee viii be as good as eyer.
The salem team goes 10 McMinn-
vile Thursday, where they will meet
the local team, when they hope 10
add another scalp 70 their collection.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12
SALEM WINS AGAIN.
s.. Paul Suffers Dstszi Saturday =: th=
Hands Of the Locl Team.

s.. Paul Suffers Defeat Saturday =: =.
Hands Of the Locz Team.
The 81. Paul baseball uine suffered
Z second defeat a. the hands d TIE
Salem team az the state fair grounds
Saturday Afternoon. The game was
rather tame but 2 numher q eToslleut
plays were made by the Salem team.
4 large crowd was in attendance znd
the weather was perfect.
Coleman, shortstOp. and Minto
ceLter field. Oft be Salem team
were sick but their places
were filed by Ross and South
wick, respectively. Davis and
Tebean, two members o. the
ChemaEa team played with the 81.
Pau and did very ersditable woTk
making Of the Gs points scored By
team. The team was umpired by
Mr.. Smith, Of ChemaEa. recently
from the Carlisle, Indian school q
Pennsylvania and his decisions gave
general satisfaction.
The sooIe by innings was as fol-
lows:
Salem. ............3 32l23I x-I2
ST. Paul ....-.ll 0 3 0 ! l Q l. ;
Those forming the teams and their
,--.-s.s~-- I'LL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12
GREATEST on Earth" /"
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NJ 4 z. ca3tvsL b f,ariE- Ess'J'ar =
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-12

CHEAP RGTEs-Tbe cheapest rates
ever known 70 the east for the neTt
few days See Thomas Watt s Co.
1OF IarsS 40 3