Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-29

DE=@ D1z NJ 1=m 11z1
and FrSir Nm

msure1 3 ~ ssa -ars z1 tT1a-
eze1 "a E1 c. NFsrs ass--
3 s - ErElE a. Al E1u4 1ta.
p fzs 61g r. EEprs EET f-u "a
q r dzH ar 11e 1Esaa8 4 usu5
~ - ne EEs Bars 1zTua E-ul
~ frrsa Ees-& = 10 rzea so.
NE5.f - -za urrs ~ saa Sr1-E ~
-Cr trsu5 EusF - arE 1te 49,
Br 1s1e gBU-1T - 5ssu rse1r-
= -ess $50 EuHs a ue-uter 10
. lad % z1ze o. sz
rr1 unps tezrz zDs ssr1E 20 .rl1x
las e1 zfts an saeeg - sss szs
lar CT 81 5-Er Es w---z
~ EEe DaEE AZ Eer-f1se< -
o. ~ t15-Es G5@ ps1Ts s-s r1E
EuZ r - h51cE-Es1 zrS ste-sW -
r. E-sE EEr-e915arL CL EFsE
zrez - -8ztlrT sEs Esss ar ucrs
zp15l5s arzsts1aoa an bszz a srfrz-e
FsF
To C1sEs are 5exfz--x - ftf-E
ta1 t-T ogW EsTss bs1fss TIE 80
C-z tas- tteT EE6 ~ fr1E S-aI-
rrzzssa cos5erz-oc
Hsa RaSE S=shsZ q Doaz.-
ys5 al sz-so1stT clerk q tass
r-.iT al zzFEE tse c5tF q La
els sTerzl Tssrz 2za writes % q
f-ssa1 here ~ saba = : fos5oEE
-T0s 2.x arm BrTzaF He Il &c
= tx 1eE -e1 % tbe tSE q ne
azss1 Z wz- q. zsy gDs15o1 ufthyzt =
as5ssst q a. eTl tzOzxA E1ose
fsfe hzF ben - psrs AID fsGlf5sss
,sat y - ~ lear Al sEnsch tos
pesfs1 -1zn a. To- history q this
9Ds1,V farrtsoeZ He ia zz1 q
stF9nz ooCTctsDos FsseY u de tbs
Death IA martyr fE his belief. II
b nss . szuit - - tn great : rlzniz
fgF kz5ersoip Altbo1zn an : Pc
Vgh1tz1 fN5th EsgDnz silver prDclfTI-
tJs4 bOHsTsrJ and nos ss yets BE-
iisEeE - free 0Yinzgs q silver a. re 70
b.. ] firmly belkys Bran EEn be the
1eTt prssi6ent - this 0DuntV. We
viii se great changes 30 matters %
Htlcsl 10 the DeTt tao years Oar
psrty Il d trial II IL fails and much
IL eEpectsd more than shall be
unl have reached the end"
Farmers and others should beware
n The newspapers that ruu a bill
against yOu They always cost you
dOuDe IN she end.
SuhecTioe fora D~sNspaper that is
run 90 the honest plan u stopping
when your time expires. Beware u
having a bill forced % you.
During the last thirty days before
the fght FjtzsImmOns neverlost his
temper. Ink OUt for that man, Mr..
COrbett.
The quadrennial struggle for federal
office gives a grand opportunity for
reylung all the latent peanut politics
10 the county.
salem has a citizen who believes In
ventfati0n-Of tile head. He makes
a zo(d argument why everyone should
use a 25-cent hat yentilatOT.
Oftbe two Salem men who went %
Carson 70 zee the prize tight, one says I,
he never wants to see another fight. ,
II that's the ratio Of cOnyersiOns prize /.
sighting has no future.
-.
Mrs. Lease has quit Populism for
socialism. An exchange cOngratu- {
lates the Populists. !
What's the matter with the States
manY II omitted it's usual twad- :
die about a decision on the Benson
house device % elect Senator Mitch
IN. Perhaps its editor is finding out
that reiterated nonsense is growing
evidence Of a lack Of sense-a fool. Q
a prominent politician Is charged I
with saying that '1t Is bad policy to I
Ia once the appointees OF a
political opponent. II there is p1lit-
cal wisdom In this statement some OF
our state onlcials are wanting in that
attribute OF character. Take the gov \
srnor for Instance. n
We are all enjoying the increased +
sugar tariff 70 the extent Of four l
on the dollar. 3
Thos. A. Benton, for thirty years Z
the great senator from Missouri, was .
m indefatigable worker, and his views n
" the public service were OF the most h
character. Mr.. Galusha Grow "
80 carefully did he guard \