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The Republican journal., 1897-05-20

Vs. JUI1I DOTF, Single SAFE: HIeW.
Sarah Cunningham, single sale; filed
W. H. McCurdy single sale filed
Daniel O'Connell, single sale; filed.
Jerry Falvy, single sale; filed
Robt BroWnrigg, single sale; filed.
Daniel O'Connell, single sale: con
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20
RESIGNED.
City treasurer S~auOro'
Alien Mill Tax Levy for City Pur-
poses.

The city council met last evening
with Mayor Richardson and all mem
hers except alderman Holman VINO Is
i'll we're present.
This being the time for the annual
levy Of city taxes, and the committee
having recommended a ten mill leVy'
such report was adopted.
Upon motion a levy of s per cent. on
abutting property was made for the
State street and Oak street improve
ments. and block 5s sewer improve
ment, TO Ply interest on said improve
ments. The city charter provides that
this levy must be made at the time
the annual tax levy is made.
Mayor Richardson stated that ne
had at the instance Of the ordinance
committee taken steps to have certain
amendments to the city charter drawn
up. and that he would be prepared to
present some by next Thursday even
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20
LITTLE LOCALS

ii. A. Thomas, G. W. Putnam anC
James Aitken have made an appraise
ment OF the property comprising the
estate Of W. W. Brooks, deceased. anG
The same has been filed with the
county clerk. The aggregate valua.
tion OF the property is $3,l33.52.
John Savage, ST., has begun a suit
against John Savage, Jr., and Frank
savage to secure sS,l4O and $500 at.
Vorney's fees. The principal is $4,000
and alleged to be due as a loan made
by the plaintiff to defendants on Dec.
emoer H. 1891, and the balance is for
interest. - -0i
All members of Y. NJ. c. A. are
urged to attend meeting of.workers
al tne association hall tonight. A
membership contest will be arratpned
lor,aiter which coffee and sandwiches
WIN oe served. Travelling Secretary
y A. Dummett win be in ATTENDANCE.
o'reet Commissioner Gobalet and
lorce OF men today constructed a.cross
@ walk 'aroundCourt street al the soptb,
west corner of the Courthouse sona"a
rms will be greatly appreciated bv val, az
pedestrians. oy ali
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20
STATE HOUSE NOTES.


Bear Greek Mining Company, 0
Seattle, WASH, was incorporated
under the laws OF Oregon today b.
filing copy Of their articles OF incor
poratlOn in the 0fiice Of the secretary
Of state.
n. w. ROundtree and CA. Wheeler
OF Portland; and ID. NJ. Smith, Of Sa.
lem, were the governors hotarial ap.
pOintments today.
With such leaders as Smith. OF
Linn, U'Ren and lIowser In the lower
hJuse and King and Holt In the Hp-
per, the Popullsts OF Oregon can well
be proud Of the showing they have
made this year. King and Holt are
not responsible'f0r the multitude Of
committee clerks already employed
Ia the senate and U'Ren, Smith and
IIowser are keeping the regulars from
employing larger multitude IN the
house.
The wine supper rendered Dr.
Driver by Sol. Hirsch and Senator
Mitchell at Portland, one night last
summer, and which miraculous to
state) cOnyerted the learned divine
from the silver heresy u the sound
money policy in a single night, evil
IDENTIFY has no bearing upon the sena-
tor from Lane or his conduct at the
present time. See
Four clerks on the senate ways and
means committee in place OF one.
Surely Mr. Meredith who alone at
tended TO these duties last session
must have worked day and night.
Doc j. NJ. Keene has not yet gone
a fishing. The senate fishing COM
mlttee did not seem TO appreciate the
doctors" pull orl they would not
have put him of so cruelty without
clerkship.
After being turned down by the
people OF his county at the June
election, nearly 400 Republicans
voting for Lark Bilyeu iD his stead, |
Moorhead, the Dolph, Mitchell and |
lll-around-stand-in man had 10 be
provided for by the best position on
he senate this year. Ditto, Blundell,
4 whom the Oregonian wants 20
NOW IL there IS any soft snap he has
Iot had during his many years stand
n.
Those ten enrolling clerks OF DIR.
'albreath's are having "A picnic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20
Dawsons Bitters cure stom
ach troubles.

ANNUAL MEETING. AT the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Sa.
lem woolen mills Tuesday, the fol.
lowing board OF directors was chosen,
all OF whom are reelected with the
exception OF Mr.. Weatherford who Is
elected 10 iii the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of II. III, Coshaw. The
personnel OF the board is as follows:
Thos. Kay, Squire Farrar, C. +.
Bishop, 7. b. Kay and J. X. Weather
ford. The board OF directors Ia turn
elected Officers as follows: President
and manager, Thos. Kay; vice-presl-
dent, Squire Farrar; secretary aud
treasurer, II. IL. Coshaw; assistant
manager and salesman, II. b. Kay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20
MARION.

Mrs. Farnham, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs Sho'
maker at Oregon City, since before
the holidays, returned to her nome
here on Saturday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent, of this place
has very sick girl and seems to be
growing worse daily.
NJ. NJ. Davidson, B. f. Hinshaw
and Tillie Hadley we're delegates 10
the Sabbath school conference at
Highland (Salem) Thursday and Fri
day of last week, returning Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. S. Norton, butchered a fine
lot of porkers last week.
Mr.. Norman Brock is visiting with
relatives at Portland.
T le program is completed and prep
arations are being made for an
exhibition to be held at the Friends
church next Thursday night. A good
time is expected. Come out one and
all ami see what the little folks of
Marion can do in this line Of work.
Harry Gulrin was a passenger on
the ot, rlJnd last Thursday for Cali
fOrnia where be had secured a job at
$50 4 month and board. Oregon ought
t. Le able to supply men with work
instead of sending them to other
states.
Would il not be a good move while
attempting to repeal the many USE
ess commissions to also repeal the
aw creating our legislatures as they
Ire surely becoming a heavy burden
o the tax payers while we get no
elief whatever from them.
If our legislature ever get in shape
ogive any relief, let them pass a law
0 alljw each precinct to elect their
wn assessor and road Overseer, and |
bove all do away with all the useless
commissions and big salary clerks. |
Wouldn't that be bad lots of these
Olks that is hanging arc und the
tate house these times, waiting for
grab at the public teat
Messrs All Patton and Joe Daran
IRE busy filling a contract with a
Portland firm for a car load of cooper |
stuff.
Our merchants have been busy of /
late taking invoice Of their stock of !,
goods, and have again settled down |
10 business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20


X. A. Crosssn was in Geryais this
afternoon.
Mrs. Tyler. OF waldport, is visiting
friends IN the city.
Ex-G0y. Il. f.. Moody returned last
evening from Portland.
Attorney John Manning returned
10 WoOdburnfthis afternoon.
Postmaster A. B. Huddleson, Of JEFF
ferson, was in Salem Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Gray re-
turned this afternoon from a short
visit at Empire City, Coos county.
Mayor S.. II. Friendly came down
from Eugene on the afternoon train.
A. w. Glesy, the insurance writer,
was Portland business visitor today.
Clyde Evans, OF Stafford, Is in the
city, taking In the deadlock for few
days.
GO. Horsford, OF Mt. Tabor. is In
the city attending the convention OF
the A. Z. A.
Hon. NJ. G. George, OF Portland, ex-
congressman, was in Salem Tuesday
between trains.
Banker Il. p. Mccormack returned
this moaning from ten days visit at
San Franciscs.
Jas. Herren left today for Prescott,
Eastern Washington, where he ex-
poets To spend the winter
WI. White OF Polk county, is In
the city on short business visit and |
taking In the Legislative session.
Hon. Il. Hirsch and Attorney w. Il. |
Slater were homecoming passengers
via the early morning overland.
Attorney-General G. NJ. Idleman re-
turned this morning from Roseburg,
10 which place he went Sunday even
Ing on oiiicial business
Sheriff and Mrs. f. II. wrlghtman
aud little daughter Fay, went TO Sub
Unity this morning on a short visit
20 Mr.. Wrlghtman's mother.
Mrs. l.. II. Campbell returned this
afternoon TO her home in Portland
after short visit with her sister,
Miss N. Eva Lee, at the reform school.
Lee Steiner, the popular young drug
gist, ~ now an NJ. d., having recently
passed the required examination OF
the boaFd of medical examiners. His
average Was the highest OF any MEM
ber of the class.
Mrs. T.. T., Nichols, accompanied by
her daughter Pearl, left Monday for
the home nf her mother on the Me-
Rensie river about twenty miles from
Eugene, In response toa telegram an
nounclng her serious Illness
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20
You should try Dawson's
Bitters,

LOCAL HoRTICuLTURIsTs. - The
Marion county horticultural society
held its annual meeting In the council
chambers Tuesday, when the follow.
ing Officers were elected 20 serve foT
the ensuing year; President J. III.
FaiIhank, reelected; yice-presldent,
+. l.. Pound; secretary, Mrs. Il. f.
Wands. AT the morning session In
the discussion of Pruning aud Mark
citing" many practical suggestions
were advanced. A committee was
appointed 20 draft resolutions mem.
orializing onegon's congressman TO
use their best efforts 20 secure the
establishment OF duty of p cents ON
pFunes. The committee made It's re-
port az the afternoon session.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

"A. A. ?, A. ooNvENrIoN.-The Amer.
iO iTAn ,np Protective Cl Association convened
annne, "a Tue Turner block this morning p1iu in
. a"Sual Su convention. There are nearly "
hundred delegates in atten%aul e ~sarly
i,n and The loe proceeding are not Iaure made nnS
he nc, The convention is setting aIe n.pin DGo,
couIS oIsp Oot OOO,s, :. A list Of the delegates
~ sSu,a !, !, not be obtained this afteTDoon %SeS
IIst i. !, :, !, ,,n not customary to furnish !
idsOtisas tss ii .ns men men who are prominent,S
'usH'ined with this secret sOcietT. .pen'iy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer in groceries, paints, oils
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock oi
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, 1897-01-20

AN ECONOMICAL PURcHAsE-Need
moi not necessarily imply that the article
VIII be OF an inferler quality. II is
not 50 with US. Our groceries are of If
the highest grade, while on the con. ~
tIary our prices are the lowest. Bran.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

Marshal Dilley stated thlt he hat
been to considerable eXperse taxing
up stock, and inasmuch as stock will
not sell for enough 10 pay such ex
pense, he asked that the city affOrC
the proper relief. Upon motto it was
ordered to amend the ordinance in
such a manner aS TO have the city bear
the expense incurred by taking up and
disposing Of stray stock.
A resolution was presented at the
instance Of the mayor, ordering the
marshal to feed all prisoners 10 the
city Jail on bread and water only, and
adopted.
A proposition was received from ".
II. Wild offering for term OF years
to care for the big Willamette bridge |
for compensation Of 800 per year. |
Referred to committee on streets.
The resignation Of &. ]. Swafford,
city treasurer, was received and duly
accepted. The council will have to
elect a treasurer TO succeed Mr.. Swat.
ford, on February2.
Alderman Legg asked If the accent
ance of this resignation would in auy |
way relieve Mr., Swafford's bondsmen, |
and the mayor stated that it would
not.
Mayor Richardson stated that the
resignation was out Of order, as Mr..
Swatiord had not qualified, and hence
could not resign. Upon motion of
Mr.. Lamport the motion to accent
was reconsidered, and Mr.. Swaffords,s
resignation was laid upon the table.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Lamport the
city hall committee was instructed
TO construct a clSset in the jail.
Mr.. Parkhurst asked that a com.
mittee be appointed to ascertain the
cost OF purchasing and lighting city
hall with view to occupying same.
Carried Parkhurst, Holman and
Smith were appointed.
Adjourned to Thursday evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

Frank Barrager, OF Yew Park, is
suffering considerable from an unpleas-
ant experience. On Monday evening
he stepped upon a needle which en-
tered his foot 20 the depth OF several
inches II was necessary that an oper.
alton be performed yesterday 70 re-
move the pain-pFoducing needle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

Are you willing to try a
new tea at our expense ?
Your grocer will sell you
apackage of SchtzliMg's Best
and return your money in
full if you don't like it
Prices low. but enough.
A sSAilliag a couRaay
san francisco an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

Don't fail 20 see the Queen OF
Queens az the Reed, tonight, Ms-
Hinges will sing her famous CoOkOO
song. Tickets 80 and Is cent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20
Heartburn cured by Daw
sons Bitters.

REARMBERwT Eastern oysters
served az Strong's are not the CON-
m0n bulk stock, but selects, of extra
size aud quality.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

SPEEDY. Ring telephone 40 or blue
boxes for bicycle messenger.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20
Liule on


The main street, but our attractive
prices draw the crowd. To-day Ne
OfieF these hargalns'
Jackets
$40 ones Tor 81; A. ones for %; sl.50
ones for e. 90; ChildmRs $3.50 Jackets
for 81
Dress Goods
Heavy Errnch srrees, 50 inches wide,
all wooi, iac yard; regular 6bc values.
Shoes
Ladies Ane yici KID, pointed t0ed
shoes u .ilS a pair, Gents tiue satin
calf Cnn tOed Shoes 81 ,as pair.
Underwear
Ladies' tine o. unlon suits sl.6a
Gents all wa0l gray underwear per
suit, ti.dp.
WILLIS BROS. 6 60.
Oaurt and Liberty.
The Cash Dfy Goods, Ciothing aud
shoe House.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

one OF Tue NODle AulItJ VI 'o9Si -
at the capitol.
The opposition no longer have l.
T. Geer or c. b. MOores as managers
20 contend with.
Bridges of Douglas, and Hogue OIL
Portland are also lumbermen. That
makes five woOd-sawyers in the house.
1t leaked out this morning that the
senate will never recognize a house
organized by thirty-one members.
=.
Pledges made TO a silver Mitchell in
June are not now redeemable in gold
unless we repeal the specific contract
law.
The opposition forces are assOlid to-
day as they were when they put the
Umatilla county man in the speakers
chair.
'I'm for Mitchell for senator unless
he will release me" expresses the at
titude Of more than one Of Mitchell's
supporters.
The sanator ,yl,o oats nm and moyes
TO dismiss sixty or seventy clerks who
are doing nothing at s. day will
show some sense.
All the members are going to the
Salem Minstrels Friday night. There
will be fresh 16 to jokes on Senator
Mitchell and THE JOURNAL.
Those who are kicking at.the States
man because it sold out to boom
Mitchell should not grow impatient.
1t may be supporting some other
man tomorrow.
ale held both hands aloft TO heaven
and swore that he had not promised
single federal Office more than five or
six times TO any one man." Result OF
a legislators interview with Mitchell.
Bel Selling is a senator who has
views OF business char
acter. His father was successful
business man of Portland and his son
is successful man in his present
place OF business.
-
Charley Fulton is the latest candi-
late OF the corridor ''push"for senator.
He'd be all right II he wouldn't turn
all and run away at the last moment
Is he did two years ago.
-.
The men who are trying to organize
he house in the interest OF any .sena-
.orial candidate are riding bucking
iorse. The organization Of the house
will never be made sideshow to any
The latest offer OF some Of the regu-
ars was to consent to a Bourne organ
zation of the house provided they re-
eived a pro rata share OF the commit
ees in proportion TO their numbers.
'he proposition was not even consid-
red. Nothing but an organization in
he interest of the people win ever be
Onsidered.
The regulars held caucus at ll:30
his forenoon. Great outside pressure
! being brought to bear TO force an
rganization with 81 members, put a
ian In the chair, elect officers and
roceed to pass bills. 1t is believed
nder these circumstances Temper
! Speaker Davis would 20 right on
'ading his newspaper.
"What do you call that combina-
on, said Democrat 20 Hon. G. B.
Oores, pointing 10 Jo. Simon, Bark
y and Bourne talking together at
le state house. I'VE can't call
lem, said Moores. Poker players
IN recognize the truth OF his com. {
ent.
Chas. Fulton met Craig, OF Marion, Z
lis morning in the lobby: "You are
lining yourself, Craig, by standing =
t." Craig said; You are running
Iur chances for governor, Mr., Full
n Charley has always been an 3
mirer OF Craig's, but Is now disap-
inted 10 lind him man Of his word. n
Frank Barrager, OF Yew Park, Is :.
feriug considerable from an unpleaS- =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

Chris Yates OF Washington county
one OF the Noble Thirty" Of 1895, is
al the capitol.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

Col. Bob. Mitchell Of the Portland
Good Roads club is in on the scene VI
action.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

At4p.m, call of the house showed
30 present.
House adjourned 10 "Wednesday at
10 a. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

The latest offer of some of the regu.
lars was to consent to Bourne organ.
ization of the house provided they re-
ceived pro rata share OF the commit
tees in proportion TO their numbers.
The proposition was not even consid-
cred. Nothing but an organization in
the interest of the people win ever be
considered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR RENT-A FIVE room cottage on Win.
ter street. Enquire at 424 Winter street.
20 3tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20
JOURNAL ~x' RAYS.

As Senator Driver cannot Organic
the house BY force, he should trI
prayer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

The men who are trying to organize
the house in the interest Of any .sena-
torial candidate are riding a bucking
horse. The organization Of the house
will never be made sideshow to any
senatorship.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-20

Charley Fulton is the latest candi-
date OF the dor'push"for senator.
He'd be all right II he wouldn't turn
tail and run away at the last moment
as he did two years ago.
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Poll's wonderland Theater.

Miss Florence Bindley continues to
attract very large audiences to Polls
Wonderland theater, where she is prov
ing herself to be one of the most versa
tile comedians on the American stage.
The comedy novelty she presents is
rarely attractive and pleasing, and the
most enthusiastic appreciation has
been shown for it all through the week.
Among the other clever entertainers
on the bill are Miss Anna Stannard
and Albert Peltwyn, Mr.. Harris and
Miss Walters, Eldora and Norine, Miss
Evelyn Britton, the McDonough trio,
Campbell and Caulfield, and Mr.. Col
ling and Miss Ray. Next weeks comes
"The Man Upstairs" a comedietta
written by Augustus Thomas and pro-
duced by a cast of five persons who
have been starring or playing leading
roles in the legitimate.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion.

MY Friend from india" new COM
edy by IT. A. DuSouchet at the Hype-
rion February 10 and 90 will attract
more than usual attention as 1t Is an
admirable and amusing take-off on
theosophy, and the society makeshift of
booming the social lion; second it is
one of the great successes and novel
ties of the theatrical year; third, it is
interpreted by the Symth and Rice
Comedy company, composed of such
competent actors as Willie Collier, M.
A. Kennedy, Cyril Scott, John B.
Maher, Henry Herman, w. III. Post
Charles Mitchell, Misses Marion Alb
bolt, Lila Vane, Louise Allen, Lulu
Tabor and Nita Allen. Next week they
return to New York to run the balance
of the season at Hoyt's theater. Sale
of seats opens Wednesday,.
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stop-over Privilege at Washington.

A ten day stop over at Washington,
D. c., is now granted on all through
tickets between the East and West, via
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Stop
over will also be granted on the return
journey made on round trip tickets,
within the final limit of such tickets,
but not exceeding ten days. Passen-
gers will deposit their tickets with the
ticket agent at Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road station in Washington, who will
retain them until the journey is to be
resumed, when they will be made good
for continuous passage to destination
by extension or exchange. This ar
rangement will doubtless be greatly ap-
preciated by the travelling public be-
cause it will permit the holders of
through tickets to make a brief visit to
the national capital without additional
outlay for railroad fare. fiji ct
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-12
MILFORD.

Feb. 11.-Mrs. Francis e. Hubbell of
North street is visiting friends in Mt.
Vernon, Ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Mallory are
entertaining friends from Brooklyn,
N. Y. @
There will be associal dance at Corn
wallis hall this evening by the four
hundred Quite a nice time is antici-
pated.
The Cherry Street Whist club will
meet at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar T. Clark on Monday evening.
At the First Congregational church
this evening the regular Friday even
ing prayer service will be held at 7:45
oclock.
The girls class of the First church
will meet at the parsonage this after
noon.
The coming events are as follows:
February 16, Rock Concert company in
the First church; February II, recep-
ton of the Milford Athletic association
in M A. A. hail; February IS, reception
of Daughters of Rebecca; February %,
masquerade reception by William Fow-
Ter council, o. u. A. M. in the town
hall; February %, entertainment in the
town hall by the Children of Mary of
ST Marys church; February "a, social
by the ladies of st. Peters church at
the residence Of Mrs. j. W.. King on
Broad street; February rs, ladies night
at the Volunteer council, Royal Area
mum; March 1, entertainment by the
| Epworth league in the town hall;
March 8, Lent begins.
| Robert L. Johnson, had the misfor-
tune to cut his foot quite badly while
chopping wood recently. He has to go
on crutches.
| George Wilhelmy, son of Charles Will
helmy, is recovering from severe at
tack Of inflammation of the stomach.
Mrs. Jervis D. Brown. who has been
j seriously ILL., is recovering.
The services at the Plymouth church
Sunday are as follows: Preaching at
| 1890 by the pastor, Rev. Charles e. Up
son, subject Rational Religion" Sun
day school at noon Junior Endeavor
| at 4:30 p. m. Senior Endeavor at $50.
| At the evening service at 1880. preach
| ing by the pastor; subject, "The Mes
sage and the Messenger Musical Sc
lections: Come Unto Me" (Bartlett),
/ for piano and violin obligato; 'Beauti-
full Land on High" solo for bass voice;
duet for soprano and alto, Land Of
1 Rest" by Marston; quartet, with alto
obligato. There Is a Friend in the
Home Land (Havens); selected an
thems and hymns. A cordial welcome
to strangers; seats free at the evening
| service