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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

| Abunden nros. doseles
Laureles.
Yea ciendo en- nras. glorias
Vlctorias.
Rcsplandexca en- las historias
esta reciprocal union
dandole a nra. nacion
Palmas, Laureles, Victorias.
A las quatro de la tarde sali6 81
sria. de su Fortaleza, acompafado de
dha mascara, mGsica, tambores y ella
rines, y deviendo ir { segun 10 dis
puesto las casas Capitulares q Der
lidiar unos toros, en- su ferocidad pu
blicaben nro. regocijo; supJico la dha
mascara paseasen primero Ia Ciud.,
que asi SC 10 habla pedido la mayor
parte del vezindario, 4 10 qual { con
descendiendo el sr. Govr. 10 egecu-
taron con la mayor dibersion de hom
bres y mugeres, siendo tan natural la
algeria, que sacaba lag grimas q los
oxos, pues no spre. son las lAgrimas
hixas del seutimiento, que tambien SC
save llorar con algeria camtaban
lloraSan, reyan, gritaban, y sobre to-
do era la connnpa boz de nob.es y |
plebeyos, grandes y chicos, decir re-
petidas vezes; Viva eI ySy D. ESy-
nanqO, vtva ~ra. gloyiG, vivG n,v. |
ST..
Sigui6se este aquella celebrada
Iuanteadura, imitando : la que reci-
vic aquel celebrado en- las historias
Goberns de la Ynsula d. Sancho
Panza asst Ia referida mascara lie
oaba para II mayor diberS6n una man.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

Maria Barbara de Berganza. ayud.do,
ambos del del Poder divino aufsn
|Puesto en- los toros familiaridad. vmil
dad, sugecion y obediciencia, como 81
| digera el brute me sugeto porque me
10 ha aaandado D. Fernando de Bar.
bon.
Dicho Teniente eoxio la frente del
toFo muchas vezes. el tOro sc anima.
ba. con el estrepito Sc confundfa nero
no por ESQ dejo de llegar su violenei.
4 los propios peehos del jumento. de
10 que adbertido 81 sria. estando CO..
el cuidado de 10 que lie aufa de .uce-
der mui cercano & 9l, le libert6 del f..
tuFo contingente que pudiera sobre.
venirle. Concluyose este, v se man
daron matar algunos de los bruto.
para rsmedio de los pobres, que tante
necesitan de mantenimiento.
81 Don Quijote luce
tambien Dulcinea
ca fiesta de Colomo
todos Sc alegran,
Siendo ya hora de tomar r.fre,co.
suoio toda la mascara & las Casas del
Daud'., en- donie le tubieron con
srande abundancia,
Pcro como dha m6seara estaba tan
'ozosa, por no hauer reciuido el me-
'or daho Riuguno de ella, y por el
'usto ique experimentation ,dauan Al
'uebio. bolvieron & la plaza, sortea-
On les restantes toros y mataron vno
N esperaE cagnicero.
tCoNTlNvARAA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

esfuerzos y de encarninarlos al punto
de donde ningIn hombre de Estado,
amante de 81 patria, pueda apartar la
vista.
Ese objetivo no es otro que Ia OBJ.
tencion de la paz en- el interior y del
respeto de todas las naciones extran-
jeras."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25
(CoNTINUAcICN).

Otro ingiendo el redieulo persona
re de cozinero decla su decima en- Il
lorna que sc sigue:
" Cozinero soy venido
de la mas lata region
saviendo 'aquesta OCCASION
mis- sasones me han traido
y cen elias traigo vnido
vn victor de potestad
para nuestra Majestad
que es de Espafia el astro sextO
pregonando mi supuesto
aGe viva On Pr"sPeridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25
FOLLETtN.
.RELACION YERIDICA

en evs 6 GH -nsticiG dc 10 RcGESctd0 en-
n Isla dt Puerto Rse0 a fines
del HFo de 81 46 y frsncibiOs Gb
H47 cen eI ns0tiKO dF IIOra' Ia
AsasytS de ~ Rty y Senior Den
PhslifS QVint0 y esls6rar Ia
sSSLtaei6s & la Corona de ~
S. d. Fi1nand0 Sexto Dedf-
case 81 .Ssdor CoroneI AS los
keakts ExereitOs Don JuG~ JO-
sstA cSlomO, GosernadSr y
C1p6tAN GEnerGI ds diehG Ysla.
Per Sn atSetettyHidOr fniO en-
10 a. Jtttdrv Gt I747.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

La politica snda muy revuelta, a
causA del trasiego de sus prohombres,
que andan dando saltos de trampolln
para pasarse de un campo 4 otro. Ha
6gurado en- primer termino. y ha da-
do nucho q ue hablar la prensa y
en- los circul S, la evolucion tque asi
debe llamarse, aunque Sc la sehale de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

Iba consignar, como final de nj
revista, la acostumbrada nota fl1nebre,
cuando me sororende la noticia de la
prensa de que un predicador negro de
Indiana (Estados UnidoS), que lleva
el nombre de John CaIlicot, ha anun .
ciado que el IL de este mes, al medic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

Los que en- Europa ilaman Diabh-
tos en- esta Ysla tieaen el nombre de
Begie eantes, y uno con este trage re-
dfculo tambien supo decir su pd2el:
Begigante soy famoso
que dirijo mis- destinoS
solo en- abrir los caminos
avn Monarcha poderoso
nnnca he sido mas dichoso
que en- Ia presente OCCASION
diciendo de corazon
4 todo ell orbe animando
viva nitro. Rey Fernando
de todo el Mundo bIason.
Otro no menos apasionado q Mon
taTies, tambien quiso manifestar es-
cIlpta su dezima, y es como sigue
NJ; idslguia monta1esa
oy en- aquesta palestra
su afccto mayor demuestra
efectos de SD nobleza
y aora olga con presteza
4 todo ell Mundo llamando
gloriosamente cantando
victimas que el corazon
con hispf afcion
que viva el rey D. Fernando.
Pero que muehos manift stasen tan
q lealtad, quando tanto ellos como
u Govr. Sc hallaban regocixados con
s:a exaltazion gloriosa, dicienGose
nos & otros 10 que Sc psede leer en-
- aigrientes vsrsos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

De 10 de Cuba nada tengo que de
cir que ustedes no sepan. Sc dice
insistencia qae Sc organiza TN refuerzo
de IS 6 20 hombres para Setiembre,
que cesar ALI las lluvias, con objeto
de cubrir bajas y dar el golpe dehni
two a la insurreccion. I Defnitivo
Dios 10 quiera, pues ese es el sueiio
de todos los espafoles. En- el minis
terio niegan 10 del nuevo contigente
que Sc prepara, pero algo hay cuando
tanto sc a:egura.
En- cuauto 4 FilipiAas, sigue el op
timismo haciendonos yer de color de
rosa el termino de aquella guerra, pc
70 NO queremos hacernos ilusiones
porque nos han acostumbrado a reci-
bir noticias de la cast pacihcacion en-
el Archipelago y en- Cuba, saltando
de pronte los tagalos y mambises,
dando golpes de sorpresas como el
macheteo de San Jose de las Lajas.
Mucho ojo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

Dicen de Jerez que ha inRresado
en- el eonvento de Carmelitas de aoue-
lila poblacion un principe extranierO
muy conocido en- Espaiia, y el cual Sc
ia hospedado en- el Palacio real .iem .
pre- que ha estado en- Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

JaleoS 40 faltaa. Hoy registro dos
en- Albaeete y en- Bilbao, tomando
CaracteF Serio en- &mbaS ,iudadeS.
FL dla Sc promovi6 en- Albacete
un imponente motlu, en- que tomaron
parte principalmente mujeres y mu-
chachos, con motive de la cesion que
de los consumes hizo el ayunta mlento
a una compafia arrendataria los
amotinados prendieron fuego a los
felatos y apalearon 4 los ernpleados.
La guardiA civil Sc vio en- situacion
apurada para dominar el tumulto, que
sdn presenta el peligro de reprodu,
ciIse
En- Bilbao, el dia 10 Sc declare en-
huelga toda la zona minera por haber
sido suspendidos cuatro concejales so
cialistas, tres en- Ia capital y uno en-
Abanto los huelguistas insultaron a
los forales, y enviaron una ptotesta al
gobierno contra la real orden que de-
claro suspensos a dichos eoncejales ;
la huelga reviste mayor gravedad que
la que lie dan las noticias ofciales. Los
obreros de algunas fabricss aan sim.
patizado con los mincros, secundando
el moVimiento y apagando los hornos:
No podemos vivir tranquilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

otro modol del exministro Canalejas
que conferenci6 con Sagasta para
anunciarle que Sc retiraba { la vida
privada, pues sus conviccionss no le
permtian aceptar Ia autonomfa, nj
coadyuvar fucra 6 dentro del Gobier-
40 a una politiea que tuviera per OBJ
jeto la implatacion de ese regimen en-
ia grAnde Antilla y acaso la inteligen
cia con los Estados Unidos SObrc ba-
ses POGO favo, ables 4 la integridad dG
auestros derechos de nacion soberana
:on respecto i Cuba; CanAlejas dijo
al que dejaba de ser So jefe que no 81
proponia levantar bAndsra contra Ia
obrA de 81 partido, porque abandona'
ba por complete Ia politicA para con-
sagrarse su bufete; pero todos lo'
diaS Sc leen en- FL HeraIdo (periodice
de batAlla, de 50 propiedAd) artlculo
de pelea que delatan su pIuma, dandt
4 entcnder claramente, que eSa retira
da CO como Ia de los comicos, cuAnd'
| LCS hkA al "a CI a0kOb AAA(C 40G Dc W
y vHelve". Para puntualix.r mas es
ia rctirAda de Canalejas bastsra lee
10 que mi amigo DiAz Cansja consig
na en- la carta que eAvia hoy al Bo
LETtN, y asl omilo repeticiones. E
sehor Caneja preparA la maleta par
su expedition Asturiss, desde dor
de enviara sus improsiones, que s
leeran ahi con gusto.
Y sigueA los eambios de persona
de uno 4 Otro campo. FL gener;
Sanchez Mira Sc ha separado del pa
tido liberal, signifcando su adhesi6
, Silvela. En- cambio, el diputac
Sanchiz Sc ha separado del par'it
conservador, ingresando en- el iber
, que preside Sagasta. Y otros hon
bres, dc mas 9 menos sisnifcacit
polltica, han tornado parte en- la CO.
tradanzA, cambiando de posicien. V
mos viviend0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25
LA EVOLUCI0N
DEL
PARTIDO UNCONDITIONAL.

Fundadas esas brillantes co
lectividades polfticas que en- Gu
ba y en- Puerto Rico luchan por
q desenvolvimiento de sus idea
les con tes6n y energfa incom
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

Ha publicado la Gaett~ el real de-
creto prorrogando los actuales presu
puestos para ell aio economico de
I897-9S, que regiran mientras otra
cosa no disponga una ley. El deere
to marca algunas modi6caciones en-
cunplimiento de preceptoS legales.
Tambien ha aparecido en- el diario
Official otro real deereto, disponiendo
que los gastos del Estado en- esa isla,
para el nuevo aiio economieo, Sc fien
en- 3.536,342 pesos, lo centavos, Sc
gun el pormenor dc secciones, capitu'
los y Articalos que aparecen en- el es.
tado letra a y los ingresos para Gu
brir las obligaciones que sc refere
el interior extreme Ell 3 o3o5oo pc
sos, sesun el detalc que ta'nbien pOr
capitulos y articulos comprende el es-
tado letra B.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

Treinta y dos prelados asistirin {
las fiestas de Santiago Ap6stol en-
Compostela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-25

FL senador liberal. general Sanchez
Mira. ma dirigido una carta al sehor
Sagasta manifestandole que Sc aepara
del partido liberal.
Parece que Ia causa de esta resolu.
eion del distinguido general es Ia de,
elaracion del manifesto relativa Ia
separation de mandos en- Cuba para
Ia aplicacion de las reformas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04
BERRY.

Things are moving rather briskly
in this section just now.
Ellerick Berry is putting in four
car loads day at this place,
for the Santiam Lumber Co.
ReY. Myers of Toledo passed
through, on his way to Detroit, TO
night.
j. w. Cusick, of Albany. passed the
night at Detroit Friday last.
Mr.. Jacobs. the enterprising mer'
chant Of Detroit purchased an upright
piano recently.
Mrs. G. w. Barlow, of Eau Claire,
Wis, is visiting her son j. II. Barlow
at this place.
G. w. DOwnie is all smiles over the
arrival of his mother and sister from
Muskegon, Mich.
Messrs. DOwnie and Barlow came
near losing their saw-mill by fire last
Friday, quite a forest fire is still rag.
ing.
A. II. Zumwalt came up from Lyons
last Saturday with blood in his eye
and tried to shoot j. G. Roe, agent for
the assignee of the Z. L Co., the bull
let passing through Mr.. Roe's clothes
and grazing the skin. He also tried
to stab Mr.. Roe with his pocket knife
but he failed to accomplish either, as
Mr. Roe succeeded in making him
give up his revolver and put up his
knife. Mr.. Roe we understand still
has the revolver and intends to hand
it over TO the proper authorities, we
think it very fortunate for Mr.. Zum-
walt that he did not succeed in his
attempt to commit murder as our cit
izens express themselves quite freely
in regard to giving him a meek tie
party" had ne accomplished his de-
signs. We understand that the
trouble resulted from Mr.. Zumwalt
trespassing on the property of the Z.
l.. Co. and refusing to leave when
asked to do so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04
MARION.

That rain which was so much oe-
sired has failed 10 show up, and the
late s0wn grain will Be short In this
section unless We get Tain SON. fali
grain and that sOwn early looks hne.
Woodruff and Scott, who own the
fruit farm north Of town expects 10
put I'D dryer this season in time for
the crop Of prunes which bids fair to
be good, and IN addition to their crop.
NJ d. Ellis who has charge OF MI.
Scott's orchard is engaging all the
fruit ne can get to dry.
There was fifteen cars Of cattle ship
ped from this burg Tuesday billed for
Omaha aud will be another lot ship
ped about the 10th inst.
The Marion creamery is handling
about 500 pounds milk daily and is
increasing, Mr.Kent ships to Portland
daily about 80 pounds Of cream, The
farmers are pleased with the result Of
the enterprise.
Our ). p. agent rides new Cres-
cent wheel bought Of Smith aud Jones
Of jefferson and Clyde Day also rides
one OF the same bought Of Wiggens Of
Salem.
Mrs. G. A. George bas quite an ex-
perience Tuesday in the shape Of a
runaway, in which her little daughter
was thrown from the buggy and con-
siderably bruised up. though not SER
iOusly hurt. DR.. Ransom, OF Turner,
attended her injuries and hopes are
entertained that she will soon be all
right again, but not 50 with the old
buggy. as it is too badly used up TO
be Of much service in the future.
(Morell Ladies who are in the habit
Of driving, will take warning and
always began to unhitch at the rear
end and avoid such accidents.
VI. .. Ellis and family will move To
the Scott fruit farm soon and occupy
a tent during the cherry season.
Willis t. Moon, who has been living
witt his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. George, since last October, has
gone to Grants Pass, where he will
soj0urn for while with his friends
there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04


II is notorious enough that the U.
Of o. has had to fight for Its very life
against drowning in the dirty pool OF
state and local politics, and that the
outcome Of the struggle is still in
doubt.-OregOnian.
Is it possible that such state Of
affairs exists in gold standard Oregon
We thought from recent reading Of
the Oregonion that only in wicked
free silver Washington politics is al
lowed TO influence educational mat
ters.-Roseburg Review.
Gold or silver don't make politics
clean or dirty. The ideas Of the pub
lie service held by tire men at the
heads Of departments and in control
Of institutions, has something TO do
with IT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04

It's 20 be hoped that the senate
committee viii decide 70 send Gov
Lords senator back home without a
seat. The miIdest thing that can be
aid Of him j. that be j. an unscrupu-
Ious old curmudgeon who would De
lust a. ready u serve the interests Of
TIE eSrporstiO0s a. his predecessor--
! Representative EmerY's paper.
The peOpIe we're ready 70 overlook
MitchelPs being corporation attOr-
neg 50 long as be cbampiOHed free
coinage and election u senator's BY
the people. But when he proved that
10 beaest % party he would lay down
al principle they did not consider his
Republicanism as genuine as his de-
votiOn TO his clients. II Corbett
serves a corporation it i. not because
be has been given a retainer. He
hires attorneys 10 look after his var
fJus corporations and it IS not un-
likely that be may give a mIn Of
MitcheIl's ability job. II we have
to have corporation senator's, the peO-
PIE will perfer to deal with principals
y hired agents any time, because no
direct responsibility attaches 10
agency under any circumstances.
While Mr.. COrbett would not poll as
big a popular vote for senator as Mr.
Mitchell, Republicans ought TO pre-
fer man Of sound principles 10 a
man who seemed willing to say: 81
have no principles on the money ques-
tiOn that am not willing to abandon
70 secure Office. II both are corpora
tion men. the odds is still in favor Of
COrbett.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04

Dlngley says his tariff bill was de-
signed not only TO bring in sufficient
revenue but to create surplus with
which the greenbacks may be re-
deemed and be retired from circula-
tion. Is that what you were whipped
into line TO vote for Mckinley for?
What do the soldiers who fought,
bled and died for greenbacks think
about it2 Has the old greenback got
to go up the golden stair? The people
don't want paper money that has to
be redeemed over and over for syndi-
cate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04
STATE NEWS

in jackson county 10 celebrate this
year.
The editor Of the Newberg Graphic
has been appointed postmaster Of that
place.
The round house formerly at Grants
Pass will be moved to ROseburg and
added to the building at ROseburg.
Lane county has a new rock crusber
1t will crush from 20 TO Is ton per
hour and requires u hOsers to operate
il.
a graDary and its contents, belong
ing tO J. T. Spaugh, Of LOOking-Glass,
burned last Tuesday. There is.nO in
suTance.
1t is reported that diggings have
been struck on Silver creek, jose
phine county. which pay sI5 to the
man per day.
The Cauthorn warehouse, Of Cor
wallis, burned down Wednesday. The
value Of the property was about $751;
900; insured for $500.
The party who stole the telescope
at the U. OF o., at EugeLe Wednesday
also stole two lamps and some kero-
sene oil, worth in all about SIS.
The people of Pilot Rock Rave off
cred a reward Of 800 for the arrest
and conviction OF the persons that
burglarized John Sylyester's store
last Saturday.
j. w Taylor Of Eugene, sued ]. n.
3. Fuller in the circuit court for $500
damages for defamation of character
in circulating alleged false and dam
aging reports.
Tie printers of Albany are to play
the butchers game Of baseball Fri
day. We predict tine boys Of the
black art will make mince meat Of
tue blood sDillers in short order.
J Corvallis and Peoria are now con-
necLed by telephone The new tine
is just completed, and is owned and
operated by the Corvallis Flourinp
Mills, which has branch warehouse
at Peoria. The distance is u miles
j. NJ. Hamilton. whose back was
broken while he was attempting tt
get off brakebeam 10 front pf Il {
Umatilla house in The Dalles about
two weeks ago, died Sunday at the
WascO county poor farm.
The crew of the Mathloma expect
to complete the wing-dam at East
river bar near Corvallis this week.
An SOO-foot dam, we'll constructed,
will prove blessing to river nayigat-
ors in the future.
The building, furniture and fix
lures Of the First National bank, Of
Hillsboro, were sold Monday to Shute
and Foot, for $1,000. The property
was formerly valued at sI,664 ia the
stet ements OF the banks assets.
Early Wednesday morning four fish
ing boats, some reports say six, were
upset in the breakers at the mouth
of the river and one man, John Mar
jantini, is known to have been
drowned, while at least two others
are missing.-AstOria Budget.
The Dalles Chronicle says that the
Hood River strawberry crop was con-
siderahly damaged by the hot weather.
The berries were not cooked" but
their ripening was forced so that a
large percentage of very small and
unsaleable berries is the result.
The steamboat companies are
making great preparations for the ac-
commodatiOn of the crowd that is eX.
pected to visit Salem to witness the
athletic games in the intercollegiate
tournament next Saturday. So great
is the demand for transportation that
annual, time or trip passes will not be
honored.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04
State Farming.

Steward Geo. w. Handsaker, in his
monthly asylum report Of farm, gar
den and dairy, for May, 1897, makes
the following showing Of products,
which real estate men should use in
their arguments to induce immigra-
tion TO Oregon.
220 punches asparagus.
1873 punches raddishes.
1906 punches onions.
1855 punches lettuce.
1860 pounds rhubarb.
200 pounds peas,
$40 pounds gO0sberries.
S25 pounds Strawberries
1880 gallons milk.
gallons horse raddish rOOt(grated. J
1872 bushels green's.
bushels potatoes (new.)
"A heads cabbage.
100 dozen eggs.
100 acres, plowed.
255 acres, planted to grain and veg
etables.
$50 acres, cultivated.
50acreS, hoed.
l6a acres flax.
6O00 tomato plants, reset.
1000 cabbage plants, reset.
p cords, wood cut,
las loads fertilized hauled.
4 loads grass for cows, hauled.
81 loads gravel.
10 loads wood.
275 young chickens and turkies.
l6 young pigs.
5young calves.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04
Sloo Reward, SIoo

The reader Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages, and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cnre
is the only positive cure known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Hall'sCatarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby de
stroying the foundation of the disease
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as.
sisting nature In doing its work. The
proprietOrs have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that il
fails tocure Send for list of testi-
monial.
Address.
f. j. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, q.
n \ =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04

pIe. government win Be- restored 70
the hands of the people. To this
cause q a restoration q popular
power the Union party is dedicated
hit uses its power wisely and trusts
the reopIe 10 al things it Win pros
psr: II not. it vfIi 20 into the chaos q
confusion ard corruption
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04

Hon. II. G. Guild retires from the
Sheridan Sun. He is the man of fer,
tile brain who described the gyrations
of the Slab Greek sea-serpent, the
borrowings OF the Mt Hebo scaled
monster, and the bellowings of the
coast mountain gyasticutus. His
successors are Hon. Chris. p. Yates,
and Mr.. McLauhlin. We do not
know as the latter has ever been an
honorable, so we hope the Sun may
show an occasional inclination toward
the truth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04

On Monday, July IL, Hon. VIM. j.
Bryan Of Nebraska will speak at the
Oregon City Chautauqua assembly on
Blmetallsm. Excursion trains will
be run all day to and from Oregon
City and no other speaker will ill the
big building as full as it will be when
Mr.. Bryan speaks there. Religious
people who we're taught last year that
Mr.. Bryan was mere agItator, an
apostle of unrest, IL not worse, will
have an opportunity to correct that
impression by a personal observation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-04

Few realize that each squirrel de
roys Sl.50 worth OF grain annually.
Wakelee's Squirrel and Gopher Exter-
minator is the most effective and
economical poison known. Price re-
duced TO 80 cents For sale by G.. w.
Putnam, Steiner Drug Co., Lunn &
Brooks, G.. Il. l.. Baskett aud A. L.
Stone. d & VS. 10-4m