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Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

p. G.. O. Legare, the popular and
courteous manager of the clothing de-
rarfnent Of Dostie's store, at the
North End. has returned from a com
ldned business and pleasure trip t
Montreal. Boston and Fall River, Mass
Mr.. Legare is much enthused over Ms
expedition, and comes back to nj
rIace Of business with new IDEAS IN th'
mercantile whirl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

Miss Olive Hoyt and Miss Charlotte
/. Partridge have returned to Mt
Eolyoke college. The former is a mem
her of the senior class, and has made a
fine showing during her four years
course at the college Miss Partridge
is a sophomore, thus having two years
study before her course VIII pe com
rIf+pd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14
Local and Business Tips.

The ladies must not forget to pur-
chase their kid gloves for Easter
Fowler & Hamlen have anticipated the
wants of the public and have an ele-
CANT line of kid gloves. laces and veil
irgs for their Easter trade.
lp:l4 4l5,iJI4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar HolWay "el'
among the passengers 10 D'9'o'' ~
boat. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14
Card.

We. the undersigned 90 netepy r, hettIe Eli
Of fSieen Greenes 'ne syrup Of Tar II ii fails tq
cure Your cold or cough; we also rov warpas, Taais
a twenty-five cent boitie 10 prove
i'o''' VI II Dawdtch & Webster.
John Coughlin.
r Y Courtemauche.
Arthur 1'etrault.
j. NJ. Mixer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Small very pleaS-
antly entertained the members OF IN
Weston Street Whist Club, last even
ing at their home on weston @'iS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

s. C. C. Ward is attending the meet
ing cf the Supreme Lodge Ahiei i0' ;
Benefit Society in Boston, this week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

Hill & Locke proudly stand among
those at the top, in the grocery bus'-
ross ono of the rounds of the ladder
which has given them this position, IS
called Rival Java coffee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

After Lent is over the social tes-
tivities will commence in ear
nest. and St. Mary's Literary
Club will not be found want
ing. The members of this organiza
ton contemplate holding a reception
and hall during the early part of May
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

The readers of this paper should bear
in mind that the proprietor of the
American House, Boston, is a Maine
man, and as the horse show at ths
Mechanics building is from April 10 T.
q. this house will be headquarters
The rooms are large, airy and elegant
one dollar for each person and upward
Take Washington or fremont street
car at Union station, it takes you righ.
to the door for nickel. The house is
being renovated throughout, will b.
heated by steam, lighted by electricity
and is home for all New Englanders
Ii is a pleasure to he there of an eve
ming and shake hands with the mar
from the next county that you know
It is much more pleasant than goine
among strangers, as Mr.. Jones, bein4
brought up with country people, knows
their wants and desires. Try there
once and you will never go elsewhere
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

The paper on Books Of the Year
Given by Miss Julia Andrews, Monday
evening, to. the members Of Unity Club
was highly enjoyable one to all pres
.,pt. 1t showed great ability, and was
warmly appreciated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

j. c. kirkpatrick has been 50 many
years in the jeWelry business, and has
had so much experience in watch re-
pairing. he can well be called an expert
i'm the business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

A boy was born, yesterday 10 MT
and Mrs. joseph Gilbert.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

The interesting, enterprisinS youn9
ladtcs who comprise the organization
known as @. O. c., propose to give u
whist party in G. y. r. hall, a week
from Friday April %. Great prepara
tions are being made, and the affair
will doubtless be one of the most sue
cessful yet given by the club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

Mrs. D. A. Hescock has returned
from visit to friends in Nassalboro.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

Write or apply to G. DUNLAP Agent Portland Me-
South Gardiner
OF Specmm Policies, culars
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

DR.. and Mrs F. G. Kinsman left,
yesterday for d few days visit in Bos-
ton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

MI F. c. Harrington is having a fine
house erected on Bangor street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

Walter Cuddy returned to Newman
ket n H., after visiting friends in the
cifv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

NJ. 5. Campbell, ESQ, is in Boston on
business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

| Charles A. White has accepted Il
! position with Sam Chute, the North End
| barber.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

Mrs F. a. Waldron of Waterville,
was the guest of Mrs. L. D. Carver,
| yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

A well known hotel clerk contem-
plates a trip to Kentucky where h1
VIII be united in marriage to one OF
| the girls of that blue grass country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

John Ford is now night porter at
Hotel North. taking the place oi
Horace \. Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

Eugene F. Merrill has again entered
the employ Of f. NJ. Bowman, this time
as night clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-14

Assets Basis, Macs. and N. 7. ms. Depts
Surplus
II 900 Policies Issued and Revived lnsuring,
Soo7o A." in force JAM ist, 1907 Insurng,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-07

civ hut now sunorintendent of the bnt-
faio and Rochester divisions OF tho W est
ern New York ana Pcnnsylrania roA1' is
here. .....,.,.ceo>-
REGISTERED At THE JEt 'l-i'SoN,
ANON, those who have already arrived
are Afcssrs o. ID. Esser division super
.rtondent OF the Lohigh Valley road, -.
e. Scranton. general manager oi the A.
lance and Northern road, w. ~.
Green general superintendent or '",
Southern railway. T.. +. kinoloe. agent OF
TIE Buffalo creek road. w. d. w oo"i %" "'
general manager OF the Cleveland. loi-
raine and Wheeling road. j. w. Baldwin.
general superintendent OF the Central
Vermont road. e.. Peter Clark. general
manager Of the New England road' G.. II.
Kotrhon division superintendent or the
West shore road. Al0nzo P bloksiee'
division superintendent of The Lchgn
Valley. @. F. sc1aIL general manager Oh
the Big -Four road. J. II. olh1uscn. Rcn-
eral superintendent Of the Central New
Jersey road: A. II. Thorp assistant 20 The
general manarr or the ohio road; \. j..
Ell. general superintendent ot The 'hl-
caeo. Rock Island and pacihc road. g..
A. C0odc1. superintendent of the lur-
lnefon cedar Rapids ana Northwestern.
u. @ Carter. principal assistant engineer
~ the Chicago and Northwestern. w. o..
Br.me0n. Chicago. Lake shore ard East
crn road. o.. II. Evans. superintendent ot
TRANSFORMATION % tho Louisville and
Nashville road. C.. o.. Waldo. general
manager Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
road. Robert Pitcairn. general agent and
superintendent of TIE Pittsburg division
of The Pennsylvania road; w. II. Mor-
r.il second vico-prosdont OF the Eric
road. Charles W. puehhoz. chief ongi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-07

tor hy 1924 The Republicans secured a
majority Of the sclectneu and sherifs.
The Common council and Board OF Edu-
cation are evenly dlyioeI between the TWO
dominant parties.
a QUIET ELECTION.
CHICAGO, ILL, April o-Ilo munici-
pai election here to-day passed OF On
most sections of the city quietly but 30
the Fourth precinct of fae Fourteenth
ward. l0cated az 2# Augusta street.
trouble broke out shortly after noon. Ii
had his scalp split open. Many saloon
keepers throughout tle wand were ar-
rested Tor keeping their places open Ass
a rule elsewhere the sh-oon-k Keepers obey
dlI at the last election a.i u.t four sac
looms WDIa open.
vho voting began carly ana continued
throughout the day with unusual brisk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-07
THREE BODIES In ONE CRAVE
Revelation Regarding ShOCkO' Hill Gem
ettry Before The Committee.
OWNER OF THE GROUND PROTESTS
Against tho snrreptitious Opening OF a
Grave, in Which HIS Mother wa,
Buried. for the rupose Of
Burying child Therein.

"a GO l.. N. owing 70 tho tardincss
of yarious members of 30.
Fresent-Alr. Vaughan chairman, and
Messrs. Blanks. Carter Hawkins, and
Nob.c
Absent -Mcs-rs Mosby. and Whaien.
The feature Of The meeting was the un-
expected and astonishing discovery of
the fact that n one grave. at least. in
shookoo Hm Cemetery there are 10 less
than three bodies buried. and there is
reason TO believe that there are other
cases Of Ike nature.
This is the way 10 cauo out. Colonel II.
J.. spotsw0od was in the committee room
accompanying Mr. James j.. Wooden. and
10 was known that DE wished to represent
Mr. Wooden before the committee.
When leave was given Colonel Spots
wood 10 speak, he said that bis client
wished him 90 state bis complaint % De-
this.
That Mr. Wooden owns grave in
Shockoo llll Cemetery in which was
buried hls mother. some f0ry-nye years
ago. and tnat several years since. tnIs
Z grave was opened. without Dis knowlcdge
or consent. and the body of a child was
buried in this same grave
Colonel Spotswod said that he was nat
quite sure whether hs should not pre-
pare q petition to the committee. setting
forth these facts. as wcl as state them.
500 as 90 give the parties who bad of
feudel time ana opportunity to defend
themselves. hut Chairman Vaughan told
him to proceed. as ibis time was 1s good
as amy to begin 10 investigate the mat
ter.
TN TIRE SAME CRAVE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-07
WEATHER. FORECAST.

VAsHlNGTON. April G.-s =. M.-For
VIRGINIA. Generally ilir during the day,
st,,,,yer.. cooler. n0rtheriy winds
For North Carolina. Generally fair, pos
efbi,, Ieht local a'Dwsrs in Eastern por-
tion. winds shifting 90 northeriy, cooler
por south Caiolna. Generally fair. Ashs
variable winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-07

that Ar. Hans should have charge OF the
whole. and Doe be made superintendent ot
Public Parks. Iy this arrangement
something Ike 5000 per annum could Dee
saved ior the city Ile moved that the
positions of park-kCcpcrs le abolished
and that tho Council appoint suIcun-
tcuacut az Parks. with privileges OF see
curing park labolcrs. one for each paik.
Ar. tarrcl-on agreed Win Nr. noble
Ic thought the position of pafk-heci .r
was one ln namo only. The duties could
la performed hy an intelligent iaNoier
under ue supervision ol the Supsunien-
o.u. OF Parks.
Au exception should Doc made in the case
Of tno Reservoir Park said Mr. kounfc.,
as tas paris required a. mtn ID Keep
order.
An argument ON the other side Of The
question was made ly Mr LheI who op-
posed tae proposed change n the riar.
upon the ground tnat park lan1geis Woul1
ruf Iou..n iu The parks after ihe oil
work. while the pArkkocNcr ifDiN aiF
remained ou duty uulu after '.N
.f nIenf iIe moved. ass d. sub. 'IiNlr I'I
1f NoU'Da plan. tAat tne ooml NOD
or the r.rs-kcopors remain IiD
ua. nOy le required to I.rifn
work iHey could in i.. Nf
t.o rII.e .n order. ana iu
Dr.. from A. I. tu n ID. 30 iior ANIi
1.t fI October 1ist auI fHrlf.t t..
or f.e r,.r rr1m s. A. ~. tI %. i
ffr I..I stated That e0 f.r OH. come
u.t.e n.l made reductions only In ilr
Street Department. l. would
lrt mn ,anort being .'".'..l i'
Council lr .He comm. '''
rDr.rf n.1 Na woul vote fo luce '.i-
rlos fr nf departments proportion .'e.F.
according I'D the 1IHn outlined ly i'e
.'.Y .rrn.r nN fna committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-07

NAsHINGTON ID O.. April f-The
Supreme Court of tne 'pited states yes-
terIay granted tlc motion t0 advance
tne case of the Joint Traffic Association.
Ult set it for the second Monalf ol .le
Oet0her term thus rellsins a bearing tor
the present term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-07

ROME April G.-Three Interpolation
REGARDING the new American farN were
subns stted to-day t0 the Chamber OK
Deputies.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02
CLIMBING DOWNWARD.

Governor Lords political de
generation dates from the time. of
his affiliation with Simon. The
appointment OF Henry McGinn as
circuit judgefor Multnomah Co.was
the first visible STEP Since then
the descent has been rapid. He
has no popular following, and he
has deserted the only political
friends whom he could trust.
Lords debauchment of the
states educational institutions can
never be forgiven. It. was in spite
of him that the Agricultural Coz
lege has escaped. Lilly was in
tended for the college, but a maj
ority of the regents was opposed
to him and he was forced upoh
the. state university. Loed used
every possible effort to retain
Miller, but Miller smelled of pol
itics and the governor failed
!, Senator Mulkey, of Polk coun
sty, has heaaEfor his devotion
to Simon last winter. He was re,
Gently giTeH-a-professorslrip at
Monmouth. In all this prostitu-
.}tion Of educational institutions,
Lord has exhibited no delicacy.
His actions have been course, pal
pable and brutal. He has ,dis
graced and betrayed his friends,
his party and his State.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02
FROM OUTLYING DISTRICTS
Old Soldiers Meeting atTPhilo-
math. K. Y. q. Sees a Sun
i i lApJ5srr.

Jennie Buckingham is., on the
sick, list.
Mrs. Hall is. having asserious
time with heart trouble.
Miss Leona- Cain has gone. to
Peoria to spend the summer.
Floy Hawley had a severe at
tack of Group Saturday night.
Aunt Margaret Howell is visit
ing her son John at Portland. Z
:. Uncle mmysEdwards has been
quite poorly for the past ten days.
Mary Richardson, of Browns,
vile, is visiting relatives il this
place: s-.s,e
{: BeHsTaylor, Of Junction City,
is visiting friends andzrelatives in
this place.
Elsie Banton, of Cottage Grove,
is again in onr' vicinity, on busi-
uCoS VIC pICSuLfO.
Miss Laird, of Pleasant Hill, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H Bris.
tow, of this place. IS
Quite number from from this
place attended church at the Nc
Farland chapel Sunday.
The family of Mr.. Boyd, our
village blacksmith, moved into
the Minton house last week.
G. S. Tharp and wife, of Al
bany, were visiting relatives in this
vicinity the first of the week.
Al and Clyde Tharp would like
to have their gloves returned that
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02
.,-.BLoDeErTsMEws.

=
-, Some of the. farmers have be:
gun, their hay cutting. - =
Miss christian has just returned
from a trip to Folk county. i
The Blodgett picnic of last
Saturday was a success and enjoy
ed by. a large crowd. No doubt
the attendance would have been
still larger had the weather been
settled. Miss Minnie Mason, of
Shotpeuch. was tie Winner Of the
Fcipheripg contest, and the prize,
consisting Of q history in four vol:
umes, was awarded her district
Miss Carrie Kiser, as .salatarian Of
the graduating class, did her part
well. Other members ofthe class
read essays besides exercisessfurn-
ished by surrounding schools.
-, s... News Boy.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02
A NEW ERA.

The Oregon Agricultural Col
lege has been divorced from poll
tics. The institution, grand in its
conception, finely equipped, richly
endowed and great in possibilities.
has entered upon. a new era Of
usefulness.
In President Catch, the college
has at its head "a gentleman whose
success as an educator has been
fully demonstrated. With sAH:
questioned executive ability,
personal popularity and with
former students, who ad
mire and revere him, scattefedaff
over the state, he will be an i'm
portant factor in the upbuilding OF
the school. =: >
In his selection. and III other &C,
ton taken at Its recent meeting,
the board OF regents evinced its
determination to secure for. the
college the grand success that Il He
government'ssliberality nakespos-
sible. The citizens of Corvallis,
who have strong interest and
pride in the. Agricultural College,
have reason to think we'll of those
members, of the. board whose firm
ness has lifted the institution
from the mire of, politics.
Those upversed in political plat,
terss can hardly understand %the
enormous pressure brought to
bear upon School Superintendent
Irwin, to induce him to .supRRsorl
Governor Lords political policy
relative to the college. But Mr.
Irwin has done his duty and loya.
Oregonians will not forget it
Messrs Hillary, A'pperson, Yates
Nash, Ready and WeatheFofd
have: proved their,deep interestif
the school and their desire TO ad
vance its welfare. :. - -; ,,.
The clouds lowering about the
Oregon Agricultural College hay'
been happily dispelled. Alread.
the prospects are flattering for {
: largely increased attendance dur
ing the next school year, and j
looks forward with confidence to
new era OF greatness and useful
e HESS. ? =
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02

Regent Hughss, who asked for
the appointment as botanlst of
Prot Moses Craig, is naturally
happy over his success. Prof.
Craig is a student and as a, botau
ist has few equals on the coast.
He has, many personal friends in
Corvallis who. are glad 10 hear oil
his return here. Messrs Hughes
and Church were recently appoint
ed regents by Governor Lord, and
felt under obligations to support
his candidate for president. They
are intelligent men of affairs,
good business men and thoroughly
practical.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02

Fhis papers interest in the Sc.
lection of a president for the Ag-
ricultural College was prompted
solely by the desire to advance
the institutions welfare. 1t urged
no candidate, but only asked,z on
behalf of the people of Oregon,
that whoeverxwas elected, ,be eigets
ed OH account of his educational
and executive fitness, and not for
political reasons. The GAZETTE
has endeavored to be vigorous but
always fair. That for which it
has contended has been accomp-
lished and we share in the general
feeling of happiness.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02

MIR. Corbett, whoshas a eertifi-
cate from his lawyer, w. p. Lord,
that a1efis asUnited States senator,
has found the national senate un
responsive to his wooings. There
were no $50 U'Rens there-no
Mulkeys to be bought with profes
soiships. His ease: will not even be
considered until the next session
of congress, and then-weli, ,Mr.
Corbett's present visiting cards
will answer for all his social pur-
poses.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02

Abraham, gone to glory. mani
tested perfect understanding ol
human nature when, he said.
"They will not believe, though
one arose from the dead" The
other day Senator Pettigrew was
stricken dumb while making q
tariff speech. and yet the report
says, shut little progress was
made on the bill afterward.'
Providence. seems to be as helpless
as the press in hurrying the bill
along. -
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02

Crops are looking better since
the present rain.

Crops are looking better since
the present rain.
Nellie Young, of Albany, was
a visitor at Sunday -scnooi Sunday.
Farmers are patiently waiting
for dry weather SO they can begin
haying. 49, -
J. N. Hoffman expects to ar
range his store building during the
coming week.
Our schools. winter wood was
sawed Saturdayfafternoon by En-
met and Grant Williamson. :.
Pete. Karstens, who was sol Sc
'verely kicked by horse few
weeks ago, is up and around
again. = =
Mrs. Viola Woods has. accepted
a position as cook-ia the ladies'
dormitory at the O.,A.-C, for the
summer. .se =. -:e .. =
|
Sunday school officers were
elected. last Sunday for the ensu'
ing quarter and stand. almost the
samesas they did !ast. quarter.
Lumber IS being hauled for 4he
Fairmount lake. bridge, and the
construction. is soon to .bs7 com
menced. This is something ,ha
!. !. viii ~ be appreciatssd q! ,by an VIII, 5l''
travel oyer h thhis, part Of the coun. 4,
1 fry- y :
'.Grant Wiifiams5daGff or has : rente,
his rnew residence antd fat m to Al
4 thur Beamis for five years: Thi
will no doubt remove suspicion
4 FROM Mr. Williamson, but. plac'
them still, more strongly upon MI
Beamis, as regards. their marrying
!. soon. ,....s Is -.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02
PHILoMArH NEWS LETrER.

1 Bishop Castle arrived here
Wednesday.
Born, June %, a son, to the
wife Of Chas. w. Davis.
Mrs. Bette McLain, of Rose
burg;'is here visiting her relatives.
J. w. lngle has repafnted' IFS
residence and built an addition to
his barn.
Rev. N. w. Allen and Elder
Stewart are attending U. B. quar-
terly conference at Woodburn.
Mrs. Felger returned from Cali;
fornia and has opened up. a board
ing house at the old stand on Col
lege street. -. :.
Agent Buoy has gone to Sum
NIT to take charge Of that office
for season, leaving Herbert
Boles in the Office here: -, 7 )
Major Dixon, Recorder Spauld-
ing, Marshal Davis, Nat. Dixon,
Frank Ferris and Douglas. Davis
visited the peak last week.
3. The Phllomath baseball club
played with the Lincoln county
boys at Newport last Sunday
result. 10 TO 2 in favor of Philo:.:
Alath..
Z The Benton county Sunday
school convention will convene in
the M. e. church next. Saturday
evening. On Sunday morning the
convention will assemble at the
camp ground when Bishop Castle
will deliver an address. In, the
afternoon there will be an exper-
ience meeting. Good music and
an interesting programme will be
presented.
The veterans will hold a grand
reunion at the camp grounds on
the 9Th day of July. Hon. Willis
.Vidito will read the Declaration
of independence. Rev. E. j.
Thompson will deliver an address.
Picnic dinner at - o'clock, after
which short speeches. Singing by
the Junior endeavor, stories of
camp life and election Of officers
will be in order.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02

Our government appropriated
"only'3 $40, 900 for the expenses OF
our representation at the Queen
jubilee in London, and the.sEng-
lish press sneers at 'sAmericaii
stinginess." The American peo-
pie are very complacent under
the hless structures With Victor
las subjects in India starving and
plague stricken, the millions
spent in celebrating her s.jubilee"
did not exhibit liberality, but su-
preme and cruel selfishness. .
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02
were taken the day Of the picnic.

were taken the day Of the picnic.
The pic mic at this place passed
off very quietly. The baseball
game stood 10 to 6 in favor OF
Long Tom.
w. g. Hawley, of Salem. will
deliver a lecture ON Cuba at
Simpsons chapel, July Sth, after
which. there will be an ice cream
social.
go ..,e >. SAMANTHA.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02

College professors and instruct.
ors should learn that as long as
they do their duty and perform
ably the requirements of their pos
ition without intriguing for ad-
vancement or making faculty COM
binations, they have all necessary
influence with the board. The
teacherysis xanyone else, who puts
his nose where it dosn't belong, is
liable to,haye.it nipped.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02

After the tariff, finance: Such
is the Mckinley programme. and
such is the course oil wisdom.
That orr currency system needs
revising is, patent, and'thesplan of
gradually retiring the dangerous
s'greenbacks," which have proven
their power for evil, is one that
oommends itself to all sensible
students of political economy.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02

!. ga protective tariff and sound
is. the republican, plat.
FORM. "Sound money and a tar.
iff for revenue, with Incidental
protection" is the national DEM
oeratic platform. The, first. is
the platform of Mckinley, The
second is the platform Of Cleve-
land and Wilson.