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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16
NHNTED, ETC.

WIll1lLDl LlN.
New today advertisements tour lines
or less in this column inserted three
times for rs cts, SO cts. week, 81
per month. All over four lines at
same rate.
WOOD wANTED.-Ten cord OF good
wood, for cash, call at JOURNAL Office. If
FOR RENT. "A good double room for one
or two gentlemen in business part Of city.
Rent low, Inquire at 1877 Commercial
street, I2-IS II
Monty TO loan Real estate and loans
negotiated by C. Marsh, Office No. 225
Commercial street. 1874 tt
WANTED.-Growers having onion sets to
sell are requested to leyve sample and cash
price at this office. 1914 If
SOMETHING FINE FOR CHRISTMAS.
One parlor set, one bedroom set, some
BRUSSELS and Ingram carpets and fine
bed longe. Very cheap. Enquire at ISI
Commercial street. I2I4-3t
TEAM EOR SALE--A span OF young, well
broken horses, weigh about 2z,.o, will sell
cheap. Apply to T. c. Jory, Box 81,
Salem IL ID 3ts
WANTED nurse girl. Call at Pioneer
Grocery store. 1914 Ct
FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
And notarial work call on r. X. Ryan at
Is6 State street, old Armory building.
Terms reasonable.
ZINN $ ELLIS-Successors OF Capt.
Adams, I54 State street. Soft DIR nks, con-
fectionery, cigars and tobaccos Boot black
ing stand in connection A liberal patronage
is solicited. 1919 OF
WANTEDL-By Old Established House
High Grade Man or Woman, good Chuich
standing, willing 10 learn our business then
to act as Manager and State Correspondent
here. Salary 5000 Enclose self address
sed envelope to A. T. Elder, General
b Manager Box X, care Daily Journal.
b IL I'm
wANTED-Reliable young man, or
woman. Stead employment, for right
party. Barr Bros! II8 State street, Salem,
Or gon.
WANTED - Reliable young man, oi
woman. Steady employment, for right
party. Barr Bros II8 State street. Salem,
Oregon. I2-I-am
MISS GERTRUDE ROBERTS-Sten-
ographer and typwriter. All classes of
WORK nandied win ulspatcn Othce IN
Gray block. with Sherman, Condit & Park,
Salem, Telephone "a. II 26 Int
ROOMS TO RENT-Nicely furnished
rooms, near state ouse, for gentlemen. |
Terms reasonable. Inquire at 276 State
street. II-23.tfh
FOR RENT. .-G0od ofrce room on ground
floor, lighted and heated, rates low. Inquire
at Journal Office. If
RIGHT IN TOWN Amy one wanting
drain tile in small or large quantities can get
them right here in town. Call at JOURNAL
office If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
tablets. All druggists refund the
money if il fails to cure. 25c. 10-l4-6m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16

To Cure a Cold'in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine
has l.. B. q. on each tablet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16

New today advertisements tour lines
or less in this column inserted three
times for IS cts, SO cts. week, 81
per month. All over four lines at
same rate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16

WOOD WANTED.-Ten cord OF good
wood, for cash, call at JOURNAL Office. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16

FOR RENT. "A good double room for one
or two gentlemen, in business part Of city.
Rent low, Inquire at 1877 Commercial
street, I2-IS II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16

Monty TO LOAN Real estate and loans
negotiated by c. Marsh Office No. 2o5
Commercial street I2-II Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16

WANTED.-Growers having onion sets to
sell are requested to leyve sample and cash
price at this office. 1914 If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16

The federal gold reserve now coD-
siderably exceeds $lF7, 100000. This
is the largest sum helu in in the
treasury since the Republicans be-
gan to smash the surplus with Nc.
Kinley tariff and to drive gold to
boarding with Sherman silver act.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16

SOME THING FINE FOR CHRISTMAS.
One parlor set, one bedroom set, some
BRUSSELS and Ingram carpets and fine
bed longe Very cheap. Enquire at ISI
Commercial street. I2.I4-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16
The Boys Cutfitter." 297 Commercial ST.. Salem
JOURNAL X-RAYS

Mr.. Bryan must not forget to tell
the Mexicans how to bring their silver
up to a parity with gold. That is
what he promised the United States
in case of his election.-Statesma
No; his argument is that gold should
be brought to parity with silver and
other labor products.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16

The old soldiers who were lushed
with Mckinley patriotism and organ
lied last year in the interest of Cuban
independence and liberal pensions,
ought to be happy-for being still per.
mitted to breathe. When they say
and whisper it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-16

IL 10 l wd&w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26

of the others had essayod TO dctain me al
tho threshold Of my own room by secret
ing my key In her pocket. As | kicked my
door in she went on;
81 have the proof hnyo the proofp'
what proof have your" / asked.
why, I buried him"
How did you bury him II no was eaten
by bcarsY' ] meant to convict her. She
answered, with n smile;
81 never thought OF thnt"
was now snfo from thom but to make
doubly sure / harrlcadcd my door and
nailed down all the Windows But during
the black and silent hours Of the night /
could dream Of nothing but widows. They
passed TO and fro in plGtoons ncross my
bed, or, pointing their skinny fingers OF
me, shrickcd The words "Bcarsl" and
Widow" in my ours.
IL was not until L awol.o the following
morning that the truth dawned upon mo
that l had yet the seventh one to deal
with, be sho widow or what she would. I
came upon her as she presumably lay in
wait for me near the pump where sho
know l would be Obliged to come for
drink.
She Was much younger and fairor than
j thought her when at supper But for
MI that was enrugcd by her presence and
demanded to know If she was widow too
enc slnleu WIN some coyhcSs and an
swcrcd that she was, but that she differed
from the others had fallen in with.
In what wise do you differ from themY"
nshcu' Ior 10 mo widows mad up to this
.liilu VI my mo poeh very much one like
anothcr'
Iih grass WIDOW she SAID with a
'i'uuhio'
or q tiihc hoisner Oh US SPOKE Then /
asNgu hur why sue fli'u come 'herc' Lifting
up i,'r YES rom ono ground sho replied
am sccAilis PROOF oil the death OF my
,''Di'e', "iioi.t Vr'l'ltloti s'y5 was ueNourel
W pe.rs On ollc mountain / nave no other
parent 10 give me Inc truth my mother
li.'', 's "aeu Nhoh was SUN In my roller
sAavos, 9oNon ye,rs ago my uncle, the
oi on remove had IN the world, left mo
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WAsuINGToN, July "a - rhe Pfes-
dent has sens THIS messase TO Goa.
gress:
ITO the Congress OF the United
Siates;--In my meIs,ge convoniug
Cougfess In extTRyruinHry htBlion,
called attention 10 n Single auu .ol-
that OF providing revenue adtqua!e
TO meet the reasonable and proper
expenses OF this government. II suompI
to be the most pressing subj ,ct for set.
uemeDt thea. a Dill to pruvldo tine
necessary revenues for the govern
ment has already passed tho House o.!
representatives. and the Senate and
awaits executive actiun.
Another question OF Importance 10
that Of the establishment OF cur cur.
Ieacy anu banking eystem on a better
basis, which 1 commented upon In my
inaugural address In the following
wore:
"Our financial system needs re-
vision; our money IL ail gone, but its
value must not be iurtner threaten ID.
Ii should be put upon an eniurin.
basis, not subject 60 easy attack. me
forms OF our paper monoy cffer in 10Y
judgment a constant embatrassmeI "
10 tne government and imperil u safe
balance in the treasury.
"Nothing was HetileI more clearly
Mt the late national election than the de.
termination upon tue part OF the PEG.
pie to keep their currency stable In
value anu equal 10 the mDsl advanced
nations OF the world. The sound ness
OF cur currency lie not here Questioned.
No loss can occur to Its hoIuuts. Tue
System should be sinplifisd nuu
strengthened, keeping our money jus
as goOn as 1t 10 now with less expense
to the government and the people.
he sentiment Of the country ~
strongly in taver OF early action by
Congress Ia this direction to revise our
currency laws and remove them from
partisan contention.
IA notable assembly OF busineea
men with delegates from twenty-niue
states and territories was held at In.
diai apolis in January OF this year.
The financial siGua, ion commanded
their earnest attention, aud after u
two-days' session thn convention
recommended 10 Congress the
appointment OF monetary
oomnissiou. l commend this re.
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I'm Ordnance increasing tho number of men
on the police force OF SAT- Lake C.ty
be lturdnined by the CITY Council OF salt
LAX City.
sEoT,os l. That the Iosrd OF Police and
IiTo Commissioners of salt Like CITY is hcre.
by authorized 10 appoint an additional mount
ca policeman, 10 be assigned to duty NJ Liber.
~ i,ntk, and sucl other places within the city
as tho pub ic service may require
Section ii. This ordinance shall take effect
upon It's approval
Pnssed Nv the Uity Couuull OF salt Lake CITY
stalo Of Utah. July 9Th. 1871. title approved
and referred to tho Mayor for his approval.
tsEAL.l DAVID =. EMkR1,
CITY Recorder
Approved this tho 9th day OF July A ID. 1897.
JANE, GLEN DINING. Mayor.
STATE OF UTAH. -
City and Uounty of salt Lake. sS'
!, David :. Emery. recorder In and for salt
Lake Ciiy. state OF U,ah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is full. true
ana correct copy Of nm ordinance entitled IAN
ordnance increasing tho number Of mon ON
the police force Of salt Lake City," passed BY
the CITY Council OF sad city July 9Th 1891.
and approved oy Tho Mayor July 9Th, 1897 az
appcars OF record in my oiilce
In witness whereof have hercunfo set mv
hand and affixed The corporate seal
SEAL Of SAID city tins 2srd day OF july, A,
ID. 1887.
DAVID s EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO A.

VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO A.
Il pear ia an acton brought againHTE
by the aboyo.named plaintiff In ihe Dhtna
Court of tho Tnrd Judicial district Of the sin
OF Utah, and 10 answer the compliant "a
IN orcin within ten days exclusive OF The "
OF sefvicc) after the service on you Of y
sum mons-if served within this county; G.
served out OF this COUNTY but IN THIS dtId
within twenty days; Otherwise within iqT
dnys-or Judgment by default Will he lilh
complaint.
me said action IL brought to have an vie
Of this court appointing guardian al ila
for defendant, Joseph 4. Flanagan, WN
non compos months; to have judgment aslA
the defendants, flanagan, Tor the sun oiia
principal and interest thereon a. the rhie q
per cent per month from DeoembG' :, ~
Tor S ~ taxes, with interest Al : per eehlle
hnnum from April q, 1897; for slln aiiofiei
fees ana for costs of suit alleged to he duega
a certain promissorynotc,e executed by sMda
PENDANTS. Flanagan, TO one t. b. 'cnetds
agent for tho plaintiff at SAT- Lake Illy, =.
18th, 1898, for the sum OF s2ia, bearing lpki's
at l per cent per month, same bong secuftgg
a NOR gage oil even date thereWlIh 0r pIeaDn
hereinafter described, executed by said dless
ants, Flanagan, to plainiiii, who u ,h9A y
legal owner anu holder of SAID mole ana teii
gage; that no part OF SAID note mas uetn n.
except the sum of $50 on the interest VA.
April 81. 1897. plaintiff paid on sad premise
. az
not been paid by said defendants TO hAle "
usual statutory decree of this court W
foreclosure OF SAID mortgage and lhe ~ =
said premises; that proceeds OF sAlo ~ y
applied in payments Of nmounts due a. 49,! l~,,
End thai defendants and all persons oN4.t
under them be barred and foreelosed q y,
claim Of equity ofrodomptioB therein, 49,
other rellef said premises being uc'0''''
follows: So.
beginning 60 rods W. of tho n n III Cg a.,
the :. W Il OF Sec a, \. ! S. OF X WEI
Lake Mer., thence W. GU rods, thence
rods. thence 4. 30 rods, thence y. ~ ~
place OF beginning. containing ~ aTr,s
land, being situate IN alt Lake CoQhy,V ~
And you arc hereby notified ihat u yes,H.
TO appear and answer the sad conplA
above required, the said plaintln WI Al9'
the Court for the relief demanded tne'Mh W.
Witness. The Honorable judges ana lA -
Of The District Court OF the ~ \,
Ju iicial District, in and Hi
(sEAL.) state OF Utah, this 2sll ~ ~,
ApriI, In the year Of our Lo ll.s5
thousand eight hundred anu hi''S
DAVID O. DUNBAR csl
by GEO. ID. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk
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rort to the consideration Of Congress.
The authors OF the report recommend
commission TO make d thorough In.
vestig6tiun of tho monetary sffair5 and
needs OF this country In oil relations
aud aspects and to make proper sug-
gestlons as to any evils found TO exist
and the remedies therefore. This sub
lecl ahould have been called to the
attention OF Congress at the special
session. 1t ought not to be postponed
Till the regulBr eession.'
al therefore urge and recommend
that q apecisi commission be create (,
non-pATtisan in lie character, to be
composed OF well.inf0r mel citlzsBs OF
different artiee, VINO viii commani
the nfidence OF C3ngre,B b cause of
their epecial fiiness for the WORK, hose
duty II shall be to make recommends
tiOns OF Whatever changes In our pres-
Ont banking and currency laws may
ho found necessary anu expe lent, anu
TO report their cOnclusiOne on or pe'
tore the first day OF November next,
In order that the same msy De trans.
mitted ny me TO Congress for Its con-
siderntiou Mt lite fist regular session..
1t 10 TO be hoped that the report will
be 30 comprehensive anu siuud US 10
receive the report OF all parties and
the favorable action OF Congress. Al
nll events, such report canSot tail to
DO OF vsluo to the exsoutivJ branch Of
the government as well as to those
charged with public legislation and
Will greatly assist in the tstabliI hm sni
OF an improved syHiem Of foancs.
(5igned) WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
"Exseuiive MansiIo, july "a, 1897. K"
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A DREAM OF WIDOWS.

To begin, never had the least aversion
to rich girls. Therefore l was still un.
married ut the timo to which this nara.
tive refers.
My godfather wns eaton by bears. The
misfortune bcfcll him while spending his
honeymoon with his beautiful bride at
ilorscfly mountain. Now up to tho time
Of which 1 write / had simply heard this
much Of his cycntful history. hnd not
verified the story, because my clothes wtro
never good onGrgh 10 go to the mountains
and enter society there. Having lately
held four aces, however, 1 now found my.
solf on the ground, with Farmer Smith
house rs the pivot Of my operations.
When supper overlook inc that first
night, found myself alone at the table
with six ladies past meridian and SOW
cnth in the morning time of her career |
then 1nado my first mistake; stated the
purpose Of my visit to them In the I'M
certain light Of the setting sun was con.
scions that my narrative had aroused
them. But little did suspect the truth.
After supper l was thirsty and yenturcd
to the pump in the garden and was In tho
act of raising the handle when some ono
threw her arms violently round my neck.
"Oh, sirl Oh, sirl' pleaded feminine
voice. 81 am the widow Of him that was
dcvoured by tears.
Indeed" exclaimed, for the news was
most agreeable 10 me. "Thcn We shall DO
the very best Of friends"
'Ah, / knew I'll I knew you would one
day como and marry me, she went on,
throwing her head violently against my
bosom.
E'wppgn
coldly from her and walking toward tho
house! l was quito indignant at her gush-
Ing manners and feared moreover TINT
she might 10 insane. But rs / pissed
along the wall, felt some one Juggling Mt
my sleeve Turning about, Second of
the coterlc exclaimed:
"Will you pardon me, sir, but am the
widow of the poor man whose dust you
eock."
"The deuce you arcl" l snld.
Yes, she went on between her sobs,
she was deyoured by bears, and oh, OBJ
What kind of boarsg" 1 asked
81 think they were polar bears" she
stammered, And then hurried on.
"Oh, sir, won't you love me for my hus-
bands salscy" groanod third voice n mo.
mont later. And then l found my way
blocked aRlin.
"Whnt kind Of bcarsY" | asked.
81 think thcy were ant bcars, " she NUT
tered in faltcring tones, at tho same time
lunging for my neck. But l flung her of
nnd gained the porch.
AT last, at lnsti" heard some ono
murmur, and then tall female form
venturcd from out u shndow.
what kind Of bcarsf" demanded VIC.
lcntly.
IDnpfar-,,,it,s-
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Tarin Bin Pnsssd-Uurrency Commits
sion message.

Tariff Bill Pnsssd-uurrency Commits
sion nsssngc.
WASHINGTON, July 24.--The tariff
bill passed Its last Legislative stage at .
p. m. today, when the Senate, by the
decisive vote Of 40 to 80. agreed To the
conierence1 report on the bill. Tho an
nouncemeDt was greeted with outhusi-
astic applause by the crowded cham
berg.
This closed the great labor for which
the Fifiy-flfth Coagress assembled in
extraordinary session, aud after stub
born resistance, at times threatening a
deadlock, the Senate ooneurreU with
the House in n resolution tor the Enai
adjournment OF the sassi0n at o O'clock
tonight.
The Presidents message Tor cur
reucy commission was reoeivoj by the
House, but the House bill creating the
commission was not acted on.
Thus the closing day was prolific OF
o series OF momentous eventB, each Of
which alone would have been OF ez-
traordinary interest.
An analysis Of the vote on the
tariff conference report shows that the
Affirmative vote was cas-. by thirty.
tevsn Republicans and onp Dem ctat,
McEnory; ono silver Republican,
Jones of Nevada, and one PJpulist,
Stewart. The negative vote was cast
by twenty.eight Democrats AM two
Populists, Herris and Turner aLd Mr..
Teller, silver Rspu bllosu, anu two
Populists, Allen ana Butler, uid NOT
vote. One PJpulist, Kyle, and one
silver Republican, Peuigrew, were
absent, without pairs, which wnN
equivalent to Withholding their vote.
AT s:A5 o'clock the Senate assembled
for briet concluding seseion. Only
sixteen senators we're present.
Mepsrs Allison aud Tutpie were ap.
pointed TO wait upon the PTesiieBt.
They speedily reported, Mr.. Allison
stating that the President extended
his congratulations TO the Senate aad
House aud had no further communal.
Cations to make.
Resolutions OF thanks to President
Pro Tenn. Frye were a reed tJ.
The PresideDt's mrssage recon.
mending the currency commission
was then, on motion OF Cuiion, rs.
forred to the Finance com mittee. The
House bill for an international none
tary commission was also refeTrei to
that committee. This closed the work.
There wps momeniary lulI, anu
then the Vice Pfesiient ana unoed
the extra session OF tho F.ity.hfth
Congress at an ebd.
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sFcTloN /. BE. 1t ordained by the City
Council of salt Lake City that tlcre be, and Is
hereby levied general tax on all property. real,
personal and liked, situate lying and being
within tho corporate limits of salt La City,
made taxable by tho laws of said state and
tho ordinances OF said City seven mills on the
dol ar as iollows. to-wit:
Flrst-To defray the contingent expenses of
SAID city, five mills on the dollar.
Second TO defray tire expenses of con
trolling the waters of sand city, one mill on the
dollar.
Third-To defray tho expense OF opening,
improving and keeping In repair the streets
and sidewalks Of SAID city. one third mill on
the dollar.
Fourth--To defray the expenses OF con
stfucung and Keeping in repair sewers and
drhns In saidcity one-t third mill on the dollar.
Fifth To defray the expenses of establish
ing and maintaining public library md read
ing room one.third mil on the dollar.
Section IL, said tax shall be collected by
the Treasurer OF salt Lake county at the times
and IN the manner provided by law for collect
ing state and County taxes, and SAID Trensur-
or shall have and exercise the same powers
respecting The collection of SAID tax and sal o
OF delinquent property Ms are conferred upon
him by law respecting the collection of state
and County taxes
section III. This ord nance shall take effect
from and after It's approval.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City
State of Utah. June 29th 1897, title ap.
proved and referred to the Mayor for his ap.
proyal.
SAL DAVID S. EMERY,
City Recorder
Approved this the second day Of July. A. d.
JAMES GLENDINNING.
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AoMINIsT RAT0R's SALE

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER ot Itia,,in,
bate Division of the 1hlrd jug IN
trlct Court of salt Lake county, uW l,.s 4
matter Of the estate OF james - Estt,sG
ceased, the undersigned VIII ohel W sc.,r
The west front door Of the CITY ahIM os5r
Building, salt Lake Clly, uah; o., ciosl ;,
the esth day OF Juno. 1881, OF v oJj,r,ts i
the following described property s " ful
the county of Salt Lake, county " ~,
bounded and described as follows W. ,pn, ~
PART OF Lot Three 49,, Blocs fiity w.
Plat "B" salt Lake CITY survey r9n VA ~
ut the northwest corner OF SAID lot .s aos IA
ming thence east Zen (iO) rods lh tsi,. ,ssrs
north -Four a rods to the place oil ps.,rb rs
Also part OF lot seven "a, BLOC ~ 90
(aY. Fiat ~" Salt Lake titY snitvl,'slg
mcncing at the northwest corner W. 40
and running east four and ono'hgH, !.i ,nttyr ~
thence south one hundred ana n's,ilta
ngs) feet; thence west four ane , ou w Wet
rods; thence north one hundred ~ r
ave tl2s) feet to the place % begin 1,i.eishty,t
Also, lots twenty four t2il and VAT ss a
f9b1. Erlch's fubdiylHion OF bloVA ~"
Plat "B," salt Lake City survey
Terms of sale cash, =, yitFY,
ADMINISTRATOR with Will annexed
OF James u Boggs, deceasea'
ID ted juno LIST. ls1s .,rreSiT ps
'he above sale having been wv .dnt
day to day until July ard. lsW. hhu ,sa,sest q "
isirRtor deeminE Il tor the best me-, ,ss-eis y
estate and all parties concetne.,,, 4 heTff
continue sRmc Intil July i'm nupI,e rantrla
until the Eth day OF July. lsF' !"
noon of said day
Dated, July ord ~. =, nAlIEY.
Administrator win the Will ann. ~
estate OF James u, bosgs' eees