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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-26

For West virginia. threatening
wenthcr; Houthwostorly winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
fair, except local showers on tho lakosi
light variable winds,
I.otat Temperature
The temperature Saturday ~ observed
by { gchnopf. drugFlat, corner Fourteenth
nnd Market streets, was ~ followsl
Ia. m,.,..,,,,, 10 ap, muuu,ue"" 10
o u. m,e.''r'' " ~ mg.".,,u'" N
" m,u,", u'u" " Woather-PRf
NHHaay.
2 a. muun.,,,,,, y ~, m"",,""," "
n, mnsu"n,' N ~ m.n's.i,i.", "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
CADIAET,
Mckinley Cabinet Complete.
An Ideal Cabinet In Conformity with
the Party Platform.

WASHINGTON, March, 4.ICornelloui
n. Bliss, OF New York, has beer
rendered portfolio in the cabinet
and has accepted He will probably
be secretary Of the interior.
Bliss is willing to take the secre'
tarYshlp Of the interior, though his
friends are strongly desiriOus that be
shall become secretary Of the navy.
The naval portfolio, however, would
compel the shifting Of Ex-Governor
Long, Of Massachusetts,. While it is
not definitely settled what position
Bliss will take, the probabilities are
that it will he the interior depart
ment.
The makeup Of the cabinet, If this
probability becomes a settled fact
therefore, will be as follows:
Secretary OF state, John Sherman.
Secretary of the treasury, Lyman J.
Gage, Of Illinois.
Secretary OF war, Russell A. Alger.
Of Michigan.
Attorney-general, Joseph McKennai
Of California.
Postmaster-general, James A. Gary
OF Maryland.
Secretary Of navy, John D. Long, Of
Massachusetts,.
Secretary Of agriculture, James
Wilson, Of Iowa.
Temporary Arrangement.
BosToN, March. A special from
Washington says:
Major Mckinley t~elegraphed this
morning to Governor Long; "Your ap'
pointment stands as secretary Of the
navy" Longs friends have wired hin
tOcOme to Washington at once. AL
members OF the cabinet are on the
ground. Cornelius n. Bliss has &C
cepted the secretaryshlp OF the inter.
Tor with the unders. landing that the
appointment is not 10 stand If any
other arrangements can be made; that
he shall hold up longer than SIX
months, aud for less time II the pre-.
sident shall find a substitute.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

The battle 20 bring about a diesolu
tiOn was begun last spring On the
primaries. The struggle OF the
Mitchell Republicans at Portland
against the Simon Scott tickets very
nearly resulted In blood-shed. by a
sharp trick the HIrsch.M M tcheIl-Ful-
ton faction got control OF the state
convention and state committee.
They split the county convention and
put up a Mitchell ticket throughout.
Governor Pennoyer played between
the shifting genes OF the drama like
Mephistopheles In Faust. In nearly
every county Of the state the Mitch
ell men forced the lighting to carry
the primaries for Mitchell members OF
the legislature. Where Mitchell men
could not be put up encouragement
was given 10 Popullsts, Democrats or
Union timetables who were reliably
for Mitchell, and a legislature two-to-
one for Mitchell was chosen, That
was up tOJune. But the Republican
party put up a national platform that
was exactly the opposite OF the record
aud professions OF Mitchell for fifteen
years. Mitchell hesltated until the
gold-standard Mckinley Republicans
forced him 60 come out on their side
Of the dilemma. From that day for.
ward the pressure OF free silver senti.
meat IA this state wa so great that
Mitchell lost ground steadily. Al
sincere bimelallists fought openly.
Gold standard Republicans VITO had
lured him from the safs ground where
h,stood hY toldnRalofl tbs club of
threatenea deieat bssan v secretly
plot his downfall. Neither side could
trust him. Name lanents defeat ex-
ce9t nos Who "eft supporting HIN
Ia the hope et sharing In his victory,
ani they wtil nud that he anticipated.
them by extnsuag q pledge from the.
same samiuistmli0a Ia Gaze OF defeat.
senataF Miiehsll wlghl have been de.
feated had he slood annly upon his
record. hul he wQpld HAYS gone into.
an hononble netlresseals lie would
have sa3ssed the respect Of his op
pOnents and % the ration AZ large.
lie would have been the popular idol
os the people ~ this Stale aud the
nurthwe>i, whnm he has educated 20.
4 llrm belief la the Justice ~ the
c4uso he ~ ably repfefenfed until
after be had q memorable Interview.
with Marx Hanna.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
REVOLUTION,
Uruguayans Are Alarmed.
Brazilian Border Trouble Is Be-
coming Mere Serious.

New YORK, March 4-The Her.
AIDS correspondent in M%onteyidto
telegraphs that the country is agt in
disturbed by news Of the seriousness
of the revolutionary movement on the
Brazilian boundary. While the gov
eminent affects a belief that the up
rising is not serious, it is reported
that 1000 men are advancing upon
Ceriago, The forces Of the republic
have been defeated at one encounter
with Solichico.
The mobilization of the national
guard Of Argentina continues; eight
battalions have already gone into
camp.
A Herald special from Valparaiso
says the governor of the province has
invited the leaders of all political par
ties to meet at the palace. The object
of the meeting is to devise some means
of insuring public peace during the
election without recourse to arms.
The party leaders were asked to re-
frain from exciting discussion.
The Herald's correspondent in San
Jose, Costa Rica, sends word that
General Gutierrez is dead.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

The utter failure and dissolution d
the legislature Is the topic UppeFmosl
in the mlnds % people wbO thIak
about politics at all IL Is TO be a.
susDed there are persyBs 80 disgusted
with public affairs a. 90 turn away
from everything that is printed, ex-
cept the most important telegEaphie
news. And who a blame them ?
Anyone who had taken the trouble
70 look beneath the surface Of things
might reasonably have expected an
inharDonIous state Of tbIngS. But
that q legislature should entirely
come 10 nothing was a record-bSesk-
Ing assumption that no M felt like
making ia advance. Nov Oregon has
beaten The world, and invented a new
phase Of ObstructiOnist p~ractlce-OD-
structiGg the very lncipiency of pre-
liminafy organization. and Compel
inx a legislature ~ dissolve before IL
eve ls organized, and In the lover
house preventing eye the Attendance
Of q quorum. There Is no provision
o preserve the legislative record.
Toe %lgoyerDor VAS never informed
that there was a legislature. Neither
house ever succeeded 10 informing
tie other that there was an orgauiza-
tlOn. a chaotic struggling mass Of
political disorder keeps It's Irrational
turbulence before the world for ifty
days and then issues q manifesto OF
it, own pOsshumous contuwacy. We
assume the thing had q father. We
assume the father died before the
thing "dl>sOlYed." That Is, lac died
politically. Whoever invented this
plan Of ~deadlocking a legislature 70
death must Rave died long before this
OF an agony OF enjoyment at his sue
cess IS a stFangler. The lnyentor Of
The dissolution process may never be
revealed. He may not be proud OF II.
But IL IN certain that he had help 10
carry IL out. No one man could shave
both conceived and carried out such a
plan. IL will always be believed that
there was a combination.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

A
It il EO4 believed thst Gossrnor
Lord vii srpoint an dltra-high-prO-
ltectionlss 10 the senate. It & veil
kDosn that Governor Lord IL a pro-
iectionlsf. YbereTer labor eooditiQns
are such as 70 make Il impossible for
the American manufacturer 70 COM
pete successfully with the foreign pro
duct, he favogs . tarin r. make up the
difference. He favors a labor tariff II
there ls such Thug and he believes
there ls. But he was never an 2dyOc-
ate o. the origSnzi Cbtnese-wsll-Mc-
Kinley tariff Of p%rohibitory dImen-
slOns. lie alaO knows that a moderate
tarin like the Wilson tariff will pro-
ouce more revenue than q probibitiEe-
duty tariff. Revenue Is what the
country needs as much as protection,
aod as would fall Oh under a
tariff much higher than the present,
the governor seems TO think an ADJUST
ment Of Tie tariff against trusts and
in the interest u labOr il about the
right idea Of a tariff. As he IL a man
% positive convictions and recogniz-
ing the Importance Of the tariff ques-
tiOU he SHl seekto find q man for SEN
ator WllD = III stand for an adjustment
according 10 his conception Of the
nesting Of protection. II Is a notable
fact that while the Oregonian vas a
rlbid Mckinley campaign paper as
against Bryan, u has had editorials
almost daily fayorlng moderation on
the tariff question. Governor Lord
will act wisely il he does not appoint
a LariT-mad Republican for senator.
lie should appoint q man who is a sim
cere DrodeciiOnist ia the broad sense
OF the VOID. But when the Carnegie
company has a contract IN furnish
English railways 100000 tons Of steel
there Is little sense In enabling
sub a trust TO tax the American pro-
ducer for the full amount OF a tarif
It is able TO compete with free
trade countries and the home OF the
iron Industry itself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
CRETE {,
King George Stands Firm.
Has No Intention of Deviating
From His Policy.

NEW YORK, March A special Ia
the Herald from Athens says,
NJ. Dinosysos, the archbishop OF
Bahama, accompanied by three
Cretan deputies, has presented to the
king a memorial urging the union OF
Crete with Greece and begging him to
persist in his patriotic attitude de.
spite the press ure Of the powers. The
Cretans, the memorial pointed out,
are unwilling TO lay down their arms
before their burning desire
for union has been accomplished.
King George replied that he was not
devlating by a hairs breadth from the
original policy announced.
An Albanian force Of 1900 troops
with arms and ammunition which re-
Gently reached Janina, has been sent
TO various places in Macedonia and
Epirus.
Eight hundred Mohammedans AL
banians have started for Emason. The
Greek warshlp under Admiral Mlaulis
has arrived at the Plraeus. 1t is
officially stated that the Greek troops
concentrated on the frontier number
5000 men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

Senator Ben Tillman deserves a vote
OF thanks for puncturing the naval
armor plate frauds. He said he was
satisfied that armor plate such as the
government used was constructed at
not 10 exceed $500 a ton, but the sen
ate was proposing TO pay $500 and s5OO
a ton for II. He charged Senator
Hawley with being the senatorial
lobbyist OF the armOr plate trust In
the senate. There Is no doubt but
that the whole scheme 81 spending
twenty OF thirty millions a year for
warshlps Is gigantic fraud In itself.
When SIX such vessels have been dis
Rbled or sunk the past year doing
nothing and when not In service, 10 Is
time % investigate thu whole farce.
We want Just as little as possible OF
Of the regular army and navy. They
are the breeding places Of aristoeracy,
aud 10 the real development OF the
nation do not count as much as the
smallest charity kindergarten In the
slums OF Chicago or New York. Our
navy ID a mere shadOw.danoe Of Eu-
ropaan m~0nanehies aud they beat US
az that game.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04


The legislature was backed by the
antl.woman-suffrsRe association. II
IL well known that the amendment 10
grant suffrage would have been sub
mitted a second time 10 a vote OF the
people at this session, and the growth
OF sentiment In flavor Of the fair sex
voting has been quite marked. Other
amendments passed by the last legis-
lature we're also liable TO be submitted
90 a vote, 80 that the hOld-up has put
an end 10 all Of them. IL will be re-
called that the legislature OF 1896
adopted four amendments but forgot
10 pass a law 10 submit them IN a vote
and so they were put to sleep. 1t Is
altogether unlikely that An amend
ment to the constitution can ever be
made while any Of the present genera
ti0n live, unless there be soh.e more
speedy and adequate method en-
ployed The eply changes made 10
the Oregon Constitution are by the
finger OF time writing across a section
occasionally that 1t is dead letter.
But that Isl dangerous method Of
amendment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOUND.-A prayer book, "The Key Of
heaven on electric car line. Owner can
sam: by calling at Journal Office. 4 St
10 IRADE.-A good house and lot in Sa-
en- for piece Of land near Salem. Address
s., Z. u. box 100, Salem. Give location
an articulars. sgt
-iiY VlEW.-As spring and Decoration
hay approaches any one wishing concrete
walls or lots repaired in City View cemetery
on the sex on. J. d. Bohanon, corner Lin
coin and Commercial streets. 3-i OFT
SEED CORN Earliest white dent. Fine
tor roasting Ears or meal. J. Ruef, Garden
Road, Salem. z-22 If
WANTED-The people Of Salem to know
that have char Of the Dearborn printing
office and am d inggood work. of all kinds,
at satisfactory rates. F ank Conover. PIG I'm
WANTED "A little girl between the age Of
II and 10 to take care Of baby. Good home
and can 60 to school, Call or address zoA
High street.
FOR SALE,-A gool team with harness and
a "a spring wagon with top. A great bar.
gam; Can at the Labor Exchange office,
North Salem. Terms very easy. Geo. B.
Jacob 2I6.Im
FOR RENT One fine suite of rooms chean
Breyman Bush block. For terms INQUIRE Of
Boise x Barker, Breyman Bros. 2-I6-1m
FURNITURE FOR SALE.-A compIe1e SET
OF furniture for FIVE rooms is for sale cbean
al the San Francisco Secoud Hand store. 90
a bargain. or
MKS. N, B. COTT,CStenographeT and
typewriter, room II, over Ladd / Busb's
oAnA' PROMPT attention to all cla, ses Of work.
fOK RENT.-Eleven acres adjoining the
indian school, at Chemawa. five acres Of
garden land, good house, barn and we'll
W1le'' BY month or year for low cash REM
AaoresS Box I45,or apply at G.W .Pearm,ne.
ewom IleS north OF town on river road. II.2
~ TRADE.-A 6rst-class farm Of -
acres Two miles from Turner, We'll
Iencd good house and barn and PLENTY ~
olnsr out buildings. Will swap for anv good
leaI estate in counties Of Josephine. DopSIas
or Jackson. Parties wishing to swan Is.s
ADDRESS Joseph Bilyeu, Turner, Or. liz 81;
mANlED.7- Middle aged or elderly woman
. heip with house work in small f,u';I-.
1000 position for right party. For particnlays
.AIi at my home two and a half miles sor,h -
'O"n or address Mrs. James Scott, salem, Or
3-24 GIT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
The Whole Strv

0f the great cares accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparllla is quickly told.
~ purlnes and enriches the blood,
tones the stomach and give strength
and vlgor. Disease cannot enter the
system fortified by the rich, red blood
which comes by taking Hoods Saras-
parilla.
hood's Pills cure nausea, sick head.
acne, Indigestion, biliousness. An
druggists. 25c. an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
Who said Sol

The man who said that the hardest
part OF an eastern trip came after
leaving the Mississippi river. never
iourneyed between Minneapolis or ST.
Paul 70 Milwaukee or Chicago over
the lines OF the Wisconsin Central,
for the accommodations over this
route are unsurpassed the connections
are close, thus doing away with yexA.
tious delays. The dinning car service
Is the remark Of all travellers who ~
this way; a good square meal at
reasonable prices. For particulars
address Geo. 5. Batty, General Agent
st6 stark street, Portland, Oregon, or
Jas &. Pond, General Passenger
Agent, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, or APP
ply 60 your nearest ticket agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
Engagsmsnt.

CANEA, March AN engagement
lastsng two hours took place last eve
ming between the Greeks on tina
heiRhts OF Malaxa and Bashi BazoukS
OF the villages OF Narrakoran and
Chikotria'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

uyou want bargains 10 20 the New
York racket, which began i've years
ago % give you bargains In goods OF
llrst class quality. and &C very close
profts, aud have held hrmly 60 that
line. without n shadow Of t0rning 10
the right OF left. aud propose 10 con-
tlnua il the same course, call with
confidence, that yoa will get goods at
a. close profts as they can be sold at.
Their stock Is eomplete, In all the lines
they usually carry. Sst-lw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

Important tor Uncmployed
Men and Women.
There are deserving aud Intelligent
men and women ia every town out OF
employment viii you not hand this
70 '0me such person who wants 20
arm a little money
We want men or women out OF en-
pl0yment 10 introduce best sellinRa and
cheapest newspaper In the world. Can
make 80 cents to 81 a day spot cash.
No capital required. Send your ad.
dress TO CAPITAL JOURNAL, salem.
Ore, for full instructions and equip
ment and 30 Co work &C once. s-S-fd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
Congressional.
The Monetary Bill Isl Law.
The Houses Psssesthe ImmigratiOa
Bill Over CleseIand's Veto.

Ofn WI 0tCNStaWN sNt8a
WAsHIS0TOS, March 4-The inter
national monetary c~onference bill Il
now q Law, President Cleveland hav.
ing signed il.
OVER CLEyELAND's HEAD.
The houses passed the immigration
bill over the presidents veto yesterday
by a vote Of 1913 To 81.
SENATE.
The senate worked away Oh the cUn-
ference reports on appropriation bills,
adjusted many items in dispute be-
tween the two houses and sent others
back for a further conference. The
bill amending the shipping laws was
passed after adding a proviso that IL
shall not change the law fOrbidding
HOggingi Ia the merchant marine. A
senator said the bill as drawn was In
The sailors interests and did not re-
store fiogging, but to please certain
"wise men" the provision had been or
dered.
Gordon Of Georgia, had inserted IL
the record an account OF the extreme
simplicity OF the Washington and
Adams lH~auguratiOns.
HOUSE.
The house was still on legislative
day, March 2, when Speaker Reed
cracked the gaYel at 1920, Wednes-
day morning, after a ces Of seven
hours. Chairmen Of committees, whose
Appropriation bills are In contention
between the house and senate, were
marshallng their forces with confer
ence reports on Indian and sundry
civil bills ready for consideration.
Several enterprising Legislators clam
ored to have the pension bills taken
up, frantically waving documents, but
successive shouts OFT object, moved
down these projects, which required
unanimous consent.
First IN order came the Indian bill.
The action OF the house ~conferees In
accepting the senate amendment 70
detach them from Oklahoma, the
Usage and Kansas Indian reserya.
tions and attach them TO Indian ter
ritory, aroused fierce opposition from
Flynn, delegate OF Oklahoma.
Curtis, Republican, OF Kansas said
the change was demanded by the
Usage Indians on account Of unjust
taxation and such was the contention
OF people OF. Oklahoma. When Great
ing Oklahoma congress reserved the
to change the boundary at any
time, he said.
"It there is any place on this oonti-
nent where organized hell is In force
II is among the five civilized tribes OF
Indian territory" shouted Cannon,
Republican, OF Illinois, and he de-
manded that ''This unheard-of Cae.
operation clumsily performed
shall not be a success"
Touching the location OF hell, Pen.
Democrat, OF Texas. agreed
with Cannon, but insisted that II
there vas a hotter hell than that
existed in Indian territory it
was situated In Oklahoma.
THE EXTRA SESSION.
The Associated Press is able TO
make definite though not Official an-
louncement that congress will be
convened In special session March Is.
The new president will send a mes
age to congress calling attention to
he state OF the government revenues
and urging the speedy enactment Of a
revision OF the tariff.
SIGNED.
The president has signed the bill 70
Allow the bottling Of spirits ia bond
which dlstillers are greatly inter,
!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer in groceries, paints oils,
window glass, varnishes' and
the most complete stock Of
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, 1897-03-04

Before the finished
fruit come bud and
blossom. Bud grows
into blossom and
blossom into fruit,
And so girlhood
merges into woman
hood and the woman
into motherhood.
a.. The two most crit.
ical times in a wo.
mans life are the
times which make
the girl a woman
and the woman q
mother. At these
times, DR.. Pierce's
tavonte Prescrip-
ton is of incalcula-
ME yHu1uu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

In Oregon City there have been 765
school children out of HOS registered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
REMOVED.

i D. S. Bentley. successor to Salem Improve.
ment Co., is nicely housed at the corner
Chemeketa and Front streets, and west ofths
First National Bank. Thanking the public
for pass ~favors, we would gladly have them
call and see US at our new office. Having
the telephone moved, when you desire any.
thing ring up No. 80. All business ATTENDED
to PromPtly,A full stock of supplies Oh
hand, especially of all kinds of wood. Is In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

d.rr.x Die value. II turns
o.nser into safety and pain into ease 'I 7, Is
good for but one thing. II strsn. TITS
inFlgorates the organs distinctiy Snens and
II promotes regularity of the s.nIInhe'
@nays irritation and inhammatior LIONS,
uhnStuIai e~xhausting drains. ana SneSks
sSnoie oSheate organism into perfect nS .ne
uon, Almost all of the ills Of ronSInul,
= useeaole to some form Of wbst IN ShnAlna
a. female complaint" And - AnoWn
SlS Dsgins either at the time Of NIB sener-
nrI1ooirth, OF at the turn Of Iistt H0e''y OF
AneIS are not three cases In a hrrA.
TThs peculiar diseases hat DR. piNSa0i
sanSs ~ r~lesenpnon will not cure. IT,.
dereI Soeiul women have been 80
the exnSIna sna happy by its use ana
them bss Aha testimony of many %
Common Sense Medical Advise rieree's
h"nea nI: fisFee Published the sr.,
Advis~r rsopies Common Sense NSIloi
had beer - al ttaSso that after $4,000 eoniai
- Ptont on which would reos, Per copy,
s.eat Snount Of labor and mon nm Tor the
mi1ioo ~ ns would give awav tn naea N
6e@ soSoOo Of this n mos, distributing. s6lSlssey
fSte.ole common sens r-S interesting
hs1hshed-the recipient onlv work ever
ton al Rsesss Dispensau MeRcSitSnsat 70
Stamps 10 NV 80 tssnty-one TAI onecsS,
= sent post-paid. nisa he book
10y oompiete IN one volume medicnl
ne and more than 10 M Soniains
sid Al So ~~- precisely tie sane ss
1l IN 9rong manila -. 80 books are
sSnd NOW before an sn~s Instead
De- IS 500 ed rapidly ttss.s sn sway,
~~easss1 II you want ~ not
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
TWIN MEAT MARKETS

Best Meats in the city. Prompt delivery.
Cottle Block Shop. Court:Street Shop.
GEO. FENDRICH, Prom.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

E0K kENT.~Eleyen acres adjoining the
indian school, at Chemawa, five acres Of
garden land, good house, barn and we'll
w1te'. BY month or year for low cash rem,
AaaresS Box I45,or apply at G. .Pearm,ne.
TWO mules north Of own on river road IL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

MkS. NJ B. SCOTT, -Stenographer and
typewriter, room II, over Ladd L Busb's
OanK' Prompt attention to all classes Of work,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04
Us. FREEbURGBB
NEW MARKET

State street, near railroad. Freshes1n -
oest meats. My patrons say ! keep lhs "a
meats in town. az
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

CrppSS3 remedy ier aAoui
taiDsasss'E w., SPermstoTr65sss
RSx . sSs::s : fAs'ges Or ssy M dig
" s,saa 'sHaaan. ;isss irritation Of aIetrss
sse.AsCHsGloO b5yaes SSSsens msS
eac.zlulo x ssls AZ 1Iriagen'
q seu' "a Slam sas
~ a@ PREPAID. rs
On rrn.-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

The houses passed the immigration
bill over the presidents veto yesterday
by a vote Of 1913 tn 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-04

FOUND.-A prayer book, ''The Key Of
.~Ieaven" on electric car line. Owner can
same by calling at Journal Office. 4 Ct