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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30
WILLS BROS. 6 90,

Court and Liberty
1he Cash Dry Goods, Clothing and
Shse House.
ftsfssssssss ststfsstsss sssssssss .
. This coupon. II presented at
. time at purchase will entltle the .
. bearer 90 one-tfth on on all cash .
. purchases ~ dress goods, clothing,
. shoes and hats Good only u ,
February rs, 1877.
Willis RRos. & Go. :
80. ....a..... .......t........ l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

AT JEFrERsoN.--Rev. VIM, F.Klein
will 70 20 Jefferson on the overland to-
night where he intedds 20 conduct an
elght-day rentecostal meeting. He
will be assisted by his brother next
week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30
BIRTHDAY PARTY.


Miss Lenora Ehlen very pleasantly
entertained merry party OF her
young friends at her home on Cottage
street Saturday eve. The gathering
was In honor Of the young lady's six
teenth birthday. The party enjoyed
numerous games and other amuse-
ments all OF which were heartily
entered into until late hour when the
young folks disbanded for their re-
spective homes wishing their popular
young schoolmate and charming
entertainer many happy returns OF
the day.
Those present were: Misses. Lenora
Ehlen, Ella Rineman. Mae Worden,
Cora Talklngton, Edna Hubbard, La
Verne Kantner, Lena Lundy, Cora
Blosser, Maud Morrison, Ethel
Knight, Blanche Johnson, May Mason,
Emma 'Ehlen, Connie Handsaker,
Leona Briggs, Leada Buren, Ida
Ehlen, Maud Mckay, Grace Rlneman,
Winnie Byrd and Irene Ehlen;
Masters: Rockey Hodgkin, Gates
Cochran, Roy Byrd, Arthur Derby,
Chester Cox, Eddie Lamport, Wayne
Waters, Eddie Payne, Frank Harrtt,
Clifford Brown, Allie VanEaton,
Henry bigger, Bobbie Duncan, Robbie
VanEaton. Chester Rineman, Willie
Kantner, James Johnson, Claude
Belle Van Sutherland, Frank Rlne-
man, Milton and Ernest Ehlen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30
HOW TO REMIT

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SaEt' SSalSst' Out coin 10 the amonnt 90 Sie :
,,oa HotIar y; can De sent safely if We'll wyaD ~
pea ilSi "a paper before placing in NV bmIap-
nsidp pg in Al an subscriptions MUST be 1
h 1,I s,,llS ~ SsqYance, ,as the price is too Low
5ilis ru''u bookkeeping or sending 'V of
" HoFER BROS, Editors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30
0awsOn's Bttes for Indigestion,

WANTED. To exchange a span OF
good mares for wood. Inquire at the
Woolan Min store. DIV
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30
NEW ADVERTISE ME&g.

GIRL WANTED IA good girl 10
house work. App to l.. NJ. Esnninsl
Corner Chemeketa and Nineteenth sid
IL;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

FOR SALE.-A good team with hl5s
and "a spring wagon with top. gu
bargain. Call atithe Labor Exchange Sfa
North alem Terms very easy. Go n
Jacob. Inn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30
INDOOR BASEBALL TONIGHT.

ANbOOh BASEBALL TONIGHT.
The hIst or a series OF three games
OF indoor baseball, between the "Yel.
low Fellows" and the "Red Men, -
viii occur In the Y. NC A. Gymna.
stun this evening. The game will
commence promptly ats o'clockIand
promises 10 be by far the most ezcit-
ing game witnessed on the gymna-
stun diamond thus far this winter.
An admission fee OF 10 cents will be
charged which Is indeed,a nominal
price for the entertainment and
amusement for those who may attend.
The Junior Reds met Ia the ".
NJ. @. A. parlors last evening aud or.
CANNED for work among the Juniors.
Bert Olinger was elected captain aHd
August Kranu first lieutenant and
Dee farrar was chosen as captain OF
the junior baseball team.
on Friday evening very interest
ing game of indoor baseball was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

WANTED TO + FENT.-A large farm sp
tally adopted to stock and sheep. The
must be in The Willamette valley. va
like to rent farm with stock and bon
Would like place with some plow land
have all the machinery and stock nec,u
10 work same. Would like place with I'd
fruit and good supply Of water. lnqur
Journal office. ra
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

FOR SALE.-A frst-:lA wooden u
tank, will hold 800 gallons of water a. ,
place in South Salem. + r. Mize gq'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

RENTER WANTED Three yeas lse,,
right party, cfI3 acres good house and =
three miles north Of Salem, half in cS
ton, two acres timbsr, young orchah \
plenty Of small fruit Coca terms inn,
Of II. St. Helens, at Brewster & Whites
store, 9I Court street. I.ayA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

SALE.-For sale to pay for board aud la
one horse. On February 10. AT the lnm h.
OF postoffiee barn. tgy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

NOTlCE,-All persons are hereby nOur
not to give credit to Mrs. Della Pln
my wife, in any way, shape or hs|
and that will not be responsible for ri
claims. David M. Plum, Lincoln, Or. IS d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

MRS N. B. SCOTT,-Stenographer q
typewriter, room IL, over Ladd ( Bull
bank. Prompt attention to all ella. ses Of
tl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

TO LET.-Furnished rooms three bld
from state house. A. Olinger, 32I ri
street. L,a,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30

FOR RENT Eleven acres adjoining 3
Indian school, at Chemawa, FIVE acres 1
garden land, good house, barn and u
water. By month or year for low cash tz
Address Rox I45, or apply at G. w .Peamn
two miles north Of town on river road. Ind
PIANO TUNING-H. St. Helen Ra; 81
himself a new workshop at his place, in NaA
Salem, where he is prepared to do all kidd
OF repairing. Orders left at Martins i.Mr
store promptly attended to. l7,O sI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-30
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.

Rev Kantner, pastor. Preaching at
lO:3O a. m., subject, "The Incomplete.
ness Of Life" Sunday school at II m.
Junior EndeavCr p. m. Y. P. S. G.
Il. $3.50 p. m. Preaching 1880 p. m. on
The Moral Problem of the Street. "
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18. 6 apiteI.
der Eri1tHhrudt.

@nbe Suli bes Sabres 1854 mar es,
ais Elm ilirdtbarer Srfan ben merifas
nii6en @olf tief auflpilblte. llnbeim>
libe Gunltsebilbe mdlsten ii6 am
Simmel climber. Sdieneil oie nieber>
9ehenoen @olfenbrii9e in Ser einen
balben Stunbe bas Meer su belGfpi9<
tiseu, 10 peitidte in Ser nd6Iteu Dor
benz fliidtis auffldrenben @etter Der
Siurn Die lid niitbeno aufbdumenber
6lutben nit perooppelter Seftiefeit.
ueber ben Gorallenbdnfen, bic ii6
;wii6en BEN 8ahamainleln unb >iniels
den auseebnten, braubete uno briillte
es unabldlii9. 0od auf tbiirmten iid
bic sulammenbdneenben Sdaulnberae
inter benz Orud iiberntdd)ti9er StrS<
munger. Oaraus berpor fdoiIen pie
@eiiterarlne, ;iidenb uno ipriibeub.
blenSenbipeise Strableil 9eiierarti9
bod empor.
Itit eiuen tropil1en @emitter be.
9innenb, hattie ser 28inb binren furser
Sriii iid) gu einem Srfan perftdrft,
Der allles, mas Smii6eu 5immel unb
WaHer lebte nnb mebte, nit 9ernids
tiing bebrobte. @s NOR elm bedneltigens
beS unb bod maieitdtil6es 9iaturidauz
lpiei. Wie meltperloren in Der rnenos
liGen @iniamfeit Der emp0rten @ais
ierpiiite, tantpite cine i6mude 8risg
ee9en ben furdtbaren @o9enorang
Don Der Oauanna nit ilauem @inbe
ausgelaufen, belt lie ben &urs in ben
Slorioafanal binein, ais Der Sturm
Tie nit elmer Gemalt iiberfiel, als hattie
sr iie i'm eriten 9lnprall fieloberit in
bic 9iefe binabl blenben nollen. Cen
@ipisl ieiner lSutb erreidte er 9esen
9lbeno. Sic Iiib6ltlide RiGtung oer=
folseno, ipuroe bic BON alien Seiten
brobenoe gefabr baour6 eelteigert, SaB
Der Raum gum Wian0priren ii6 auf
bic urbdltuiBmdfio idmole strabe
beldrdntts.
Weit unmiberltebli1er g8udt brahen
Die fortseieet madienoen Stursieen ouf
bas milo umber9eidleuoerte Sdiff
berein. Die S6anSperfleibung batten
lie einsel6lasen, oas 0ed raiirt unb
bic on ben DaoitS (eiierne, oben an Der
| Sdiffspano itebenoe ardbne) bGngens
ben g6te nit iortgerinen. Oas Seuz
len unb 3olen iibertOnenb, famen jeet
fplitternb unb fradeno bic 9ramraaen
berunter. 9m 9iin9eu auf 2eben uno
| COB mar bas S9iff pon ben g8radb6ls
germ flar eema6t iporcen; bod INNER
mieber trafen lie, bon Der fursen Sc
senitr0muu9 9epadt, dbnli6 rammen,
ben @ibberfOpfen, bic 0eeieite, oaf
bas 9an3e @ebdube in allen Susen er'
| 3itterte. Sur Der oift serefite Sliiper
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-21

8epor ben 9ieilenbe1l Der g4e9 frej gez
aeben murbe, eridbienen sluei &rinlinalz
beanlte an 0orb, um Die Gerbaiteten
in Gmpians ut neDmen. 2lls Iie nor
BEN Sapitan hin traten unb beren 9lu8z
lieferutg erbater, iton0 bieier ipradz
los.
p9iad Der an uns ergangenen Mel.
buns miiiien lie nit oielem S9iTf
beriiber sefCnlmen iein," lautete bie
ndbIte Srage.
Slider" beitatiete Der aapitdn be-
fremoet, runo bis por eirer Stun0e be,
fanben lie lid alltb nod in ijtherem
@elpabrIam.
ruub no blieben lie?"
nGon u1ebreren Sbrer aOlle9en, bic
lid boil litanoig 1e9itimtrten, mir sen
ibnen ldriftli6 iibermtttelten 9efebl
porle9ten uno Die 9eiesli6e Oedarge
ertbeilten, luurben iie pon 8orb 9ebolt
unb sefelielt. gs bieB, tint iie, jeoes
9lafieben peruteioetb, auf eineu, llmz
lpese na9 oem @efdnsniile 5a idafz
fen"
,Sebt ltanben bic 8eanten, lpie ibren
Sinnen ridt traueno. Grit ais ibnen
Ser BON eineln b6beren 8oli3ei9ef
unter;eidnete uno gsitelnpelte 9ius-
lieierungsbefehl uorQeSei9t uno nit
ndberen Grlduterungen begleitet purbe.
braden lie in Die gSorte aus; nSie
iinb olleroings noripurfsfrei; oiirfen
aber, sleid uns, lid riibmen, BON
einem Sting Ser oerl6laseniten unb
permesenlien gerbreder binter's 0i9t
sefiibrt morbau gu iein." Damn entz
fernten Tie lid, i'm i9leunislt allies
M6sli6e aufSubieten, Der Slii9tlinse,
Die nod ibrer Vere6nung nod ni6t
meit gefomnen lein fonnteu, ipieber
babbaft 3u peroen.
gine balbe Stunoe ipdter arbeiteten
Selegrapben; berittene 8oten ipurben
na6 allen 9iihtungen entlerbet, 1nO
9(ltes erfolglos. Die beiben Gntipruns
senen ldienen pon ser Grbe forteefeet
3n iein. 9iidt Die leiielte Spur entz
oedte man, Der 1ad;ueeben pielleibt
Der Waiibe luertb seiDeien nare. Gob
au6 Wiaurice, auf ben suna6lt Der Ser
badt Der 8eibilfe fiel, uno bellen man
ild su perlidlern gebadte, iubte man
pergeblid).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-21
Ratb fit NRtter.

Bor tiber so Sabren f9on murbe
Mrs. Mthslom's Soothing Sprup
BON MilIionen BON Mhttern betm 3abs
men ber ainber ansemenbet. Wirf bu
i'm 69lafe bur6 bas Shreien zines
ainbes gefi6rt, bas Inn 3abuen tft unb
Dor 5dmer3en meints Weun 10, lafe
fefort eine Jlaf6e bon .Mrs. Minss
Ions Soothing Sprup1 bolen. seiu
Wertb iit unbe3ablbar. @s tpirb bem
tleinen 2eibenben iofprt 2inberung bers
f6affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mhtter,
es lit tein 3neifel bariiber. Sc beilt
0Dienterp nnb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unD bic Meren, befeittgt Winb'
8olit, ermei6t ben @aumen, berbins
bert gntaiinbung unb ftdrft bas ganae
Spiiem. rMrs. Win5lotps 5ootbins
Syrup" fur 5abnenbe ainber III anges
nebm in @ei9mad unb bas Reeept
iiammt BON einem Der beiten meibliden
Aerste in ben Ser. Staaten. SO III BET
allen Drussilien in Der sansen Welt au
baben. preis Is Gents per Glaf6e.
aauft nidt8 anberes, alS Wsrs. Winss
Ions SoothiassSprup.
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DorReGrnnasntabreaefn

fino befer ais Seitmittel. Gutt's leber'
BilIen beilen nidt nur, iOubern iie pers
trsibcn, lOenn rsdtseitig 8enOmmsn,
aopfbmspsn
DpSpepiie, @allenleiOsn, Wlalaria, 8er'
ilopfuns. @elbiudt, trdae 2sbertbdtiss
icit unO Gbnlide &raufbsiten.
Sutt's 3eber-Yiueu
fmriren mnter aaen ttmftaaoem.
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ltnfeblbar fir Sermbisuns Der yser.
uen.

DaS fiSerfe Mtttsl ,ur Ssrubisuns ber Rerseu tft
etne Gr5uet, pel1t heren hbersrcbe GmpEnhHhtstt
bes @srpenipftemS f6pd6t bisies feis. Was bana
n6tbis ift, II etu StiRulan,s, nttt en Serabftm.
munssmtttel. eestees tit nur eanu anse1etst,
peun eS it'd um tntsntpe setitise Grr.euns nuh BITE
Spitetisr Waseubiters berubtgt bic Rer9su, tubem
es s in ben Stanb isst bic Suntttonsu bss Rsrp.n'
fpfem8 gu serrttteu, chne edeura lbermdsi9 anse'
ipannt "a lrerbeu. Gber sS tbut nod mebr, ss nsr=
i.ibt ibnsn erbSbte Spanutraf, 70 eas te auserses
pbbuIttsn @nfprperun8en, seftsen une iseltj4tn
GrrtsuHseu Gtaue baIten eeneu re obue ete beles
bsube ueatt bes 9ttter5 utht aepatien pdrsn. o "a
renialteus 1T bic uuabpetsbare Shlusfotasrans aus
BEN ,dblret6eu 3uitrtftea ron Geiebrten @eiddftss
mduuern, S4rtftfeaGrni 0eiiilt1en une Nubsreu,
begsu BeIui ip0ntane Rerpensrresuns NIT flo srtua
Bns his bic sIe&Sttts trdftsen6e eser bsrubiaenss
WirtIns bisies berhbmten Stimulaass usb Star.
tuussmittsIs an F6 fslbft errrpbi tabsn.
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Cages Weut8feiten.
< I, | q II +.

- Ser guabesienat nabm eine &e.
ioluiion an bur6 psl6e Der prdfibent
autorifrt mirb. bic geeisneten MaBres
geIu su ergreiFen, um bic GreilaKung
". Meltons unb Der anberen @efange.
uen beg r@ompetIior", bic Iid iebt in
fpanii6en @efaHgniReu beinbeH, bur6s
sufeben.
- Sn Der umgegenb bon &abnor
uno Wiaripn, Obio, ri9ien iiberans
beftise Gepi!tsr i6peren Sdaben an.
Sn &abnor uurben tier perionen BON
glib eri6lagen unb tn Marion ipurbe
elm Jarmer pont 8liB set6btet unb
atpei Jabritarbeiter nurben Iebensges
fdbrIib berlebt.
- Mus Malbineton tpirb berfi1ert.
baB ber prdIibent McainIep feiae Wdb.
riugs' unb Ginans 8oiidaft iofort
mad @rlebisung Der 8arifbia benz @on.
greB tiberienben merbe.
- Su Salt 2ate @itp, ltab. mirb
gegenmdrtig bas grose Subildumsfefi
gum Mnbenfen an bic erae 8eRehelung
bon utab Dor so Sabren gefeiert. Gin
reidbaltises Prosramm 1T far bieie,
fi6 auf pier Gage eritrefenbe Teier
aufgefellt morbeu.
Au6lanb.
Man ldreibt aus Berlin: Sa Der
6iage bes &tifiritts oes Reihsfans-
lers Guriiea Sohenlohs piro jebi, irob
ber ftirsli6 ern 10 entf1ieben aufsetre.
ienen Dement'S, eine neue Betrdfti.
gung ber Wnf@t laut, baB bic omtli.
9en Gage beS Gdrfeu sesdblt ieien.
Wie peri6iebene Yldttsr glei93eitig
mslben. Ion Der Safer Dor benz An
triti Der NorblanSsfabrt ben Minihern
in Sraoemtiabe geiast baben, bob Der
Rei6stan5ler Gtrit DobenInbe ibn
tpabrf9einlib i9on i'm 0erbif berlaReu
iuerbe.
- Sr. &eimbolh bon Wiesbaben
ber ttirali6 ernannte profeKor Der Sps
cial WiFenf9aften an ber 8erliner
unioerfitdt, uabm bel benz ibm gu gbren
eesehenen Abldiebsbantett @elesen,
belt. cine isniationele Rebe 3u baIten,
in Der er bic Angit Der Regierung Dor
benz SoeiaIismus ld9erli6 madbie.
gr iaate, baB bic sur 3eit in preuben
geubte aeeierungsmetbobe clue @efabi
fir prsubsn unb fur sans 9eniids
laab bilbe uno propbe3eite. baB bae
beutfhe Bolt bel ben nd9ten Wablen
beutlid seigen merbe, baB es ni1t ldn.
ger tpie bisber regiert uereen lpoge.
Ser Monar6ismus", iagt er gum
SdluB, lift madtlos, um griinbIi9e
refOrmatorii6e MaBreseln bur93ufabs
rem. 9tur Elm freies Bolt, unb 3war
eius nit elmer fiarten &egierung, fann
rabitale &eformen ins Wert ieben.
-, Der sf6lasfertise@ poli3ei6ef
S9ow In Wanbsbed III nit ber gelin.
ben Strafe bon 100 Mart @elbbube
baponsetommen. 9ieier poliaeigepaI.
tige bate fid, ipie beS 6fteren gemeI.
bet, ben 28tdbrigen pOitbeamten Boil
ftebt, Der In Der Srunfenbeit ein Mdb.
den angerempelt bate, mad leiner Wob,
nung tommeH IaRen unb benielbeu bod.
eigenbdnbis burd 0iebe nit Der punbss
peiti9e beiiraft. Sn Der 8erbanblung
bebauptete Der gnsetlaste, 8o0febt
fei nit biefer grlebisuns bes Jales
p0lIis einberitanben aeweien. gei Der
lsberttinbisung purbe berporge.
bOben. baB ber ansetIaste in .ebler
4bfidt" sebanbelt babe, feline 0anb'
lungsweiie inbeRen elm JebIsriff se'
neIen iei.
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sdemermener's 0arf

iIt fir bic Sommer Monaie er6ffnet
unb SamiIien finb eingelaben, in Der
Grhbe, am Riitas ober an abenb
Mabi,eiten eirsunebmeu ober ben gans
sen Sag bier su berbringen. Ser
8arten itebt JauiIieu unb 8ereinen
aur Mbbaifune bon pieuicS nnb Geiten
3ur gerfhsuug. fir aufmerfiame
8ebienuns III tets Sorse seirasen.
s. 9 6euermeper.
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Seuneiiee Centennial, ytaibpille,
yennpiiep.

Yom l. Mai bis l. giopember 1897.
Rateu biu 5. 6 8. R.,giienbabn BON
San Gutonio fiub ME folgt: $3.50
8illette, limitirt gu 10 8agen. gum
8ertaufe Sieusta9s nnb 9onnerstags.
$500 8illette gut fir 20 Sage;
s34 35 8illette glItig bis l, Noo. '97.
.. M. Stone, 50. 6. Riasbp.
Qgenten.
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iden 6lutben arbeiteten uub iebe neu
entltonoene Defining ermeiierteu
Sprtlebung fDlgt.
Trei Deriambt on Mfduuer .
Gin Miaun in Midtgan entbeft ein
betnerfensuertbes Seilmittel
fiir Gerluft an &raft.
Yruben merDen frei ait g(le perianbt, eie
Darum ifreiben.

Carl s. g9alfer. &alanasop. MiGb.. bat mad els
mem ia5reGanasn Sample seeen bic ieeIiftben nnb
torperlteben 9eoen BON berorener Mannbarteit
bos rid6tiae Mittel eefunosn. tuelbes bas 2eiben
beilt.
Ct betuabrt bas @'ebeimnis .iOrsidlte: aber er 1T
tuilltg. cine 8rube ber Mebisin alien Ndnnern gu
ienber. bic on irgenb eirter Sorn, seidblehtliber
S9udde letoen als Solae bon iuaenolitber nn=
tuiienbeit pie nprsetieen Berlui bes Geoddbtntfes
ufo Der araft. ibwadbsm &iiden. aampfaberbrub
urtb Nussebruna SaS Seilmittel bat ene beIors
bers anaenebme Birtnne bon 8drme nnb iebeint
nnn1ittelbar su tuirten. inbetn es bic berlanate
araft nnb eine gnttpidlune eiebt. tuie ie nur ees
tuunicbt tuiro, 9as Mittel beilte gr. Walter boll
ftdnoie bon an ben uebeln uno 2eiben. bic bon
iabrelangen MiBbraucb Der natiirlitb feiteeiebten
5nnftionen berriibrer. unb ion in iebem Sale obs
iplut sunerlGiiig ien
Cine 8itte an SIR. Carl s. 8aIfer. 648 gRafonic
Semple. 8alamasoo. Mieb. BET Der Sic aneeben
oaS Sic eine 8robe ienes SeiGmittels fir Nfdnner
uiiniben. uirb iofort erfiat, uno feine gersltuna
rgenb tpeldber @rt turb bon ihm eefnrbert tperoen
@r bot Elm eroBes Snterefe 6aran. baB bic &unoe
bon oieem eroBartiaen 9eilmittel perbreitet tpiro
etrem ourdpans enfaben Hadet. 10 oas ber gms
pfdnger fetne Sltrtbt boz unbeauemlicbteit nber
Befanntueroen su baben 6raudbt.
aefer tperben eebeten. obne 8ersus su idbreiben,
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Wattbies 8rps. ssleiSher

No. 507 . itspoufon.Strab
Jfur bas bor3hsli9fe Rinb., S6af
unb Shmeinsfeii6.
Spe3ialitdt: SuageS aoibfeiih.
alle Artsu BON @urh. Sdlinten
3unge, 5nn,aI3 &C.
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Cine Nat3eiae.

Aae, bic beabR6tigen. eiue &eiie
nad benz Worbeu ober mad europa
anauireten. ipirb eS intereffren, sr1
piheE, beb uulsre Softer iowie Heiies
tafben fir eine Wode gum Roifpreife
oertauf! msrben. Sober Softer III nit
leierli6en 3iffsrn marfirt. i0mie nit
benz ebemaIigen Berfaufspreiie. Mus
Berbem baben mir unieren idmmtli9en
gorraih bon 0erreus, Samen unb
ainberidubeg i'm preiie rebusirt. I'M
bic 6ommermoare lieber unter benz
preiie at pertaufen, als bieielbe auf
nd9fen Sommer aufaubeben.
Ndtuugspou
6. 3 a II III.
Cinderella g 9ubsPalaf.
213 Nlamos VlaaQ.
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Matt nerimme

6aa SelepbDa arf tretfe NtHans nad1
nett nerfd3ieoenen @t6nten oeS gfaa=
ties. Steue Staftpnen tuerDen tort
tp1breno errtdbtet nab tleue SSerbeIfes
rnmgen etngefiibrt. Wsan fraae an
ber Gentralz gtelle naes Der getpisnftt1'
ten 9tbreHe.
guf,icrtbentett
f1nmem Smrb ibr eigenes Selepbon
Verbtnbmn8 erbalten.
Q(n0ere
cmrd bic 9elepbpn gtatiDHem.
M. r. THOMAS,
pteiiger 0eid3aftsfiibrer.
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siioweitteras miinidtG Gnd.
Wenn Sbr@u1 irgenbuo nieberlahsn
uoQt, tbut es entlang Der 2inie Der
Can Wntouto atto Wran:
las Rat : Sabn,

i'm @arteu.8itritt bes Staates. Sc,
iunbbeit unb Rlima uniibertroffen.
8ilige 2dubereien fir ben Garmer,
Marttsdrtner, Obf' unb gieb3iidier.
Desen @inselbeiteu wenbet Sud on
6. s. Martin. 6. 3. a.,
San Mntonio, 3eros.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-07-21
"N lat do YOU mean3"

w lat do you mean?"
well. 1 mean that General Washburn
represented the 500 and the Canadian
Pacific interests in China; that those in
terests are rival to the Jim Hill and Great
Northern interests, and that under cover
Jim Hill was supporting Goodnow quite as
actively as Washburn opposed him."
That's new phase of the case"
well I have heard it talked of.
don't know whether there is anything in
it or not. but we have come to recognize
the fact that in Minnesota politics there is
ment in which Jim Hill does not have a.
hand. l shouldn't wonder If there was a
good deal in this theory that it was In
a large sense fight of the Great Northern
We regard Goodnow as in every way
a better man than Washburn. John is
simply trying to get a fat job for him
self for four years; and It is a matter
of no great moment to the world wheth-
er he succeeds or fails. But Wash
burn Is scheming to exploit four hun
dred million Cinnamon, and make them
work for him, by paying interest on
watered stock, on railroads that the
capital of other men will build; just
as he has exploited hundreds of thous-
ands OF Industrious farmers in Mime
sofa He is an exploded humbug and
there is nothing left of him but an in
stinct to grab the property of others
Bully for Goodnow. He has won
and will drive the teat-pig Of the Wash
burn family out of China
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-07-21

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 9.-There was
an unusual scene in the Central Avenue
Methodist church on Sunday night. when
DR.. c. f. Lasby, the pastor, attacked ex-
president Harrison because of his associa-
ton with the fight made by the people
against the Citizens Street Railway COM
pany for cheap fares. General Harrison
is one of the corporation lawyers Mr.
Lasby said
Gould Jefferson or Patrick Henry or
George Washington return to us, would
they not cry out against such unjust exac-
ton? And can anyone imagine the presi-
dent of a street railroad whose actual
value is $2.0O0.O00, but whose watered stock
and bonds have a value of So 900, GOO an
preaching George Washington and offer
ing him $4,000 to justify the greed of the
lions from the common people? When
rights of the people superior to the glitter
OF gold and unselfishly devote their talents
in behalf of the public good?"
The pastors remarks We're applauded by
his congregation. which is one of the lar
gest in the city.
Think of the descendant of that Har-
rison who was one of the regicides that
chopped King Charles Is head off, de-
scending from the presidential chair to
defend the robberies of the people for
princely fee.
Lord! Lord! How a great race may
peter" out!