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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-25
Daily kenilebee Journal.
SUPERIOR COURT,
december Term, Hon. Oliver G. Nail.
Presiding.

'ossutuys
George w. Heselton, County Attorney
w. s. Choate, Clerk.
A. L. McFadden, Sheriff
f. A. Small, Stenographer.
Friday. Dec a.
o'"'e vs. YORK. The jury in this case
ms morning returned a verdict of not
guilty.
me case of State VS.. Clapp was con-
tinued to the April term. Clam will he
fecommitted to the insane hospital until
that time. the defence being insanity
AT noon court adjourned until Monday
at 10 o'clock.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TRIAL.
MONDAY, DEC. 81.
~: ~ Foye VS.. Remedy Company.
i,'oo Lander VS.. Wood.
io39 Remck VS. Robinson,
TUESDAY, DEC. %.
o'6 Corson VS.. Temple. Whitehouse and
Fisher; Beane and Beane.
Beane.
10 Low VS.. Littlefield. Clason and An
dreWs: Beane and Beane
WEDNESDAY. DEC. %
40 Pinkham vs.. Libby ct ais. Beane and
Beane: Clason and Andrews
III Friend VS.. Jackson. Williamson and
Burleigh; Spear.
NJ Hewins vs. Barrows. Titcomb: White
house and Fisher
THURSDAY. DEC. 30.
1858 Littlefield pro ami VS. Buckley. Will
n Il
~ Cunningham ct al VS.. Gordon Cla-
son and Andrews; Whitehouse and
Fisher
s2S Stanley VS.. Bailey Beane and Beane
Carleton.
$40 Phlbrick vs. Glidden. Titcomb; God
dard.
FRIDAY, DEC. 81.
34l Morton VS.. Stevens Titcomb White
house and Fisher.
"a Shaw vs.. Hayward and Tr. God
dard; Little for Pr; Holway for TT.
561 fitzpatrick VS.. Clifford Whitehouse
and Fisher: Clason and Andrews
Spear.
i0i1 Frost VS.. Heath and Tr. Sheldon;
Heath and Andrews.
SATURDAY. JAN l.
S9S Hewins ct ais. VS.. Whitney ct ais.
Titcomb; Williamson and Burleigh
sS2 Tinkham VS.. Dearborn. Whitney;
Whitehouse and Fisher
49, Hayward VS.. Shaw. TT. Little: God
dard.
MONDAY. JAN. g.
G15 Lunsden & Co. VS.. Hanrahan ct ais
and 7. Stilphen; Perry for Pr;
Spear for TT.
~ Thurston vs. Farnham. Beane and
Beane: Field.
1917 Cole VS.. Cummings. Sheldon: Beane
and Beane.
TUESDAY. JAN. 4.
5.l Philbrick VS.. Riggs. Whitehouse and
Fisher; Scott.
1874 Mcdonald VS.. Pierce. Beane and
Beanie Johnson.
l4i1 Hartman VS.. Black Leigh: Garlic
So Habich VS.. Gaslin. Heselton: God
dard.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. ).
I'LL Hussey vs.. Leighton ct al. Will
hanson and Burleigh; Whitehouse
and Fisher.
1929 Mason VS.. Sherman. Williamson
and Burleigh: Haines.
1855 Friend VS.. Whitaker. Williamson
and Burleigh: Spear.
ll41 Peva VS.. Packard and T. VIII
hanson and Fisher: Goddard for
Pr: Leigh for Tr.
THURSDAY. JAN. g.
1916 Ryland Assignee VS.. Jewett. Moore;
Stilphen.
l29l Miller VS.. Whittier. Ambrose; God
dard.
1918 Jackson VS.. Beal. Foster: Leigh.
1901 Buck VS.. Gordon. Beane and Reanc:
Spear.
1882 Bean vs. Blair. Beane and Became:
Clason.
l34S Waldron VS.. Flynt and TT. William
son and Burleigh. Thompson for
Pr; Lynch for 'rr.
Court cases will follow the jury trials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-25

centrifugal 90 test. AZ refined. firm;
crushed. an, powdered. 49, Is. aranu-
lated, ~.
PETROLEtfM-Dull
COFFEE-Quiet; No. 7. Gpk.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- Firm.
WORCESTERSHIRE.
RICE-Quiet.
FREIGHTS-Dul.
ROSIN--Steady
TALLOW-Quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-25
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Dec. "a.
Cotton closed quiet; middling uplands,
) l5-16; do. gulf, 6 3-l6; sales. none.
Cotton futures closed duh; sales, 120.-
100 bales. January, 5.14 February, 81;
March, 5.S2; April, 5.S7; May. 5.92; June.
5.97: July. sol: August sos: September.
6.0i: October Sos; November. G07: De-
cember. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-25
Chicago Live Stock marhet.

Chicago, Dec. a.
HOGS-Estimated receipts. today, %.
900: left over. 5000; rather slow: cents
lower than yesterdays average: light.
$4,000. 40; mixed, $3.3Jn3 42l2; heavy. $50
m3.42k: rough. s320t$.25.
CATTLE-Receipts. $500; shade higher;
beeves. $3.1515.30: COWS and heifers, $1.Sosi
40: Texas steers. s.. 150421; stockers and
feeders. $315I4.25.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000: strong; quality
mar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-25
The Boston Market.

Boston, Dec. "a
FLOtR-Dull: spring patents. S.20Gt5.,5:
clear and straights. si.306t5.25 winter pat
ents, $5.10m5.55: clears and straights, SAC
M5.25
CORN MEAI.-Firm; per bag. BAD per
Dbl. Sl.550le6.
CORN-Firm: steamer yellow 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-25
New York Money Market.

New YORK. Dec. y.
MoIey on call firm at 3df4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 31a04 per cent
Sterling exchange firmer: Sl.S1AMlS112
for demand and $.SlAm4S1h for 60 days:
posted rates. $i.82mi.S5 and S4.S3M 49,; COM
mcrcia bills. $S0Ia.
Bar silver. 81.
Mexican dollars. 45$s
Government bonds, weak.
State bonds, dull.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-25
TO THE NATIONAL HOME.
Eastern Branch, N. H. D. v. g.. Togus,
slsssas. Contra! A.!I.,.i,

Connects at Gardiner with the Maine
Central Railroad and Augusta, Hallo-
well and Gardiner Electric Railroad to
Augusta. ii Kennebec s. snboats for
Boston
LEAVE RANDOLPH; 49,. ann ,1s2 A.
NJ: 1.52 and 422 p. NJ
ARRIVE AT NATL HOME: 10 and
II: A. M: ZIP and 4.42 p NJ
LEAVE NATL HOME: SIS and u.20
A. M: 2.25 and 500 P. M.
ARRIVE AT RANDOLPH: SIS and
n.4O A. M; 2.45 ard 500 P. M.
r. A. LAYTON Stunt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-25
TO CURE 4 C0TD rN oxE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
Eiste refund the money II Il fails to cure. sc.
Thc genuine has L. y. Q. On each tablet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-25
POISON

Have You Sore Throat. Pimples, Cor.
per-Colored Spots, Aches. Old aores. IN
GERS In Mouth. Hair-Fallingf Write
Cook Remedy Co.. 7s3 Masonic Temple.
Chicago. ILL.,. for proofs of cures, Can't
tai, 100000. Worst cases erred 4 Is r. =
DAYS. 1o0-paSe book frye. b,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-25

is playing c,ornet with the Hi Henry's
band.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-25
Railroads and Steamboats,.
BANGOR ( kROOsTO0K R. R.

Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars between
Caribou and Bangor on trains leaving
Caribou at 5.45 A. NJ. and Bangor. at a6
p NJ Z
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18


ne rafio1s us-bers = bo1r1s sd
a1m.0-s ubo have ben eft hang-
'f1z 10 the air " fau-rsof the kzfsz-
tU-s to sfsct- o. eTss % sVP-uVriate
noaJ for. are eniiilsd 70 s01e CO.
s,se-ztsra. r. a. BIT bumsn - hope
asd o. lanz "a 90 o1casl booo-s ard
eDoumeuts Insbis rssoect P9Es
are u-stty m1ch dixie Tha4 oSasE
are kft 10 doubt a. % tbsir states
TIE supre1ec cart has oo1e ooutin0s
than. zitbouf ele-iIon. bit Wben sp-
pr~opriztious uere made fOE them
Soze abe huyers Dc tel tb@
oHcizs they un sM hang - tbsir
places and o5.isct pa fCr their @F-
rfas What shall le1 d uu5eF tie
eirgmstsn-e bot h1maDly hoPe
bang % and coIlaet IL they ans we
Do uot believe THIS ua X dgoe, b1t
.osr cp-ulso j. 81 etrsr ~1rh cg1-
d5erioz than a~aoiheFs BIT co ooe
s5o1.d blame Secretary Ei0esid f9T
rsfasing % take the respectfully q
asis1rg and aIlgrlnz claims ~
,le arizIs Hboze status j. net d.
termins5. They can a. sell 20 before
t. Iegi-lziure os ths merits o their
claims A. 10 zsk Mr.. Kibeaid 10 take
TIE rex q belng rspedlated b the
Legislature. IL Dgi dis-redited b. TIE
people theuelve There has been
great o1,cry sg4lost tbe% boards ard
commissions sid b Is unfair 70 make
the occupants q ihe oGea CT the
secretary q state the s5apegoat ~
their existence Let the legislature
s;1zr~ly face the rssponsi biliiy q
.cJati0eiug them and providing FOR
then. Lett Dc made an issue AZ the
next elactl0n. II the people want all
thee boards and commissioos conr
tinued. II they are rendering q mater
Ial service % the people; II the public
service cannot get along al all we'll
without them let candidates 20 before
the people "a the platform q restor-
iaz and oontinuing them and let that
settle the matter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18
FLAXMI[L,
The Company Incorporated
Meeting al Reeds Opera House
Next Monday Night.

Articles q Incorporation o. the Oie-
zsn Woman PAX and Hemp asso-
citation we're prepared and signed 0y
the Woman's hard today.
The meeting which vas to
have been held yesterday al
the ". c. 7. [. rooms was can
called. owing 70 other attractions.
The Salem soliciting committees q eet
at the home Of Mrs. Rhoda Eie~ at
two O'Clock yesterday to map OurPlan;
prodUctuYe.
Patton Bros. have kindly rendered
the Use Of Reeds opera house Mon
day night when the next meeting VIII
probably b held.
Friday Mrs. Lord goes 10 Eugene
10 address the wOman's club there.
Saturday night Mrs. Lord has con
sented to address the South Salem
Reading club at the residence Of Mr
ard Mrs. J. 0. Hall on Commercial
Z street
On Saturday March 30th a German
manufacturer OF linen muslin under
wear.ls 70 be in salem TO make a prop
ositiOn to establish a factory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

Tboss who d. not like 10 read about
the money questOn must remember
that the question is still with "
whether He like it or not II at
times We print matters that do not
set well 90 their st0machs they must
excuse us,as TIE JOURNAL Is the only
bimetallic daily al Salem and its
readers, ia other parts o. the state,
have an interest 10 the matter that
does DOT alBaYs exist 10 the
mind % the average hog politician
whose sense Of political justice has
been blunted by long tarrying al the
public sEll. So we venture 70 repro
duce two paragraphs from the able
financial article, OF the Boston Trans
script, o March 8, foIloSIng a lOrg
rambling disquisitiou 70 show that
prosperity has not put 10 an appear
ance Ia this country;
.'President ReynOlds.of the Mexican
lean Industrial Railways company, Is
again in this city, after an extended
trip 70 the cOmpany's property 10
Mexico. President Reynolds found
the property 10 excellent condition. re-
hecfing most encouraging prospects
for the future. Development work is
rapidly being pushed, and the con-
pany's plant, before long, viii be 10
position where active operations car
be begun. President Reynolds found
Mexico 10 a prosperous condition,
daancial depression aud absence Of
| industrial activity being something
| foreign TO that county. The railroads
are doing an immense business, espec-
tally the Mexican Central. As Presi-
/ dent Reynolds came up on this latter
rad he noticed the sidings hlled with
bodied freight ears waiting for motive
power with which 90 move them.
The present Mexican government
also c0mes 10 for mention for the re-
markably clean way in which Affairs
are conducted. The treasury contains
a surplus. which constantly Is being
augmented by reasou Of favorable
trade balance. There isa growing
/ tendency toward real estAts invest
ment ia MeKico,on the part q foreign
capital. Many Americans are engag
Ing 10 coffee growing, and oonslden-
ole land Is being purchased for this
purpose. 90 aceognt ~ tue cheap la
1 Dor there, and the Increased value O,
the commodity wnen shipped 20 a for
eign port, where the government ID
GA a gold basis coffee raising Isl very
pnodtablr undertaking.. Mexico Is not
enjoying any boom. A pruod o. le-
gitimale business expansion now IS
obtaining there. asa result Of good
government, social harm0ag and free
from artificial, Injurious ~inaienees
Just n0w Mexico presents a decided
contrast O. the situation here"
A telegram. printed safHulay. ay'
plans are perfected 10 bald a railroad
from Vera cruI 10 Acapulco, s,col
miles shorter than the Nicaragua
route.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

1t was in nature Of a foregOne con-
elusion that Corbett would be whipped
by FtLsimmons in a fair, square,
hard fight. The absence OF dissipa.
ton from the Australians habits, his
better nature, his higher moral eouE-
sRe, told in his favor. His refusal &c
engageln any banQuetting and rOyster,
ing has stamped him q superior man
and given him = confidence in himself
and scientific men 4 confidence in hin
that were oOnspieHOusly absent 10 Mr.
cOTbstt. Otherwise than a demon.
stration that character tells even ia
prlLe6ghting in the long run, this
contest has no value 10 the public
But il does prove that ven a mar
with the physical endowment Of
Hercules cannot dissipAte without re
oeiving natures inevitable punish
neat Of moral, muscular and nervou
dege nerAey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18
John HUGHES.

Dealer in groceries, oaints, oils,
window glass, varnishes' and
the most complete stock o.
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, 1897-03-18
S4ab,000,
San Francisco Money Offered
To Take State ETpsaoitBre foBeh-
s1 at Par.

Pa.
WHAT > Big EOrd tbsS DAYS
san Frz1csoo capitalists Ger 70
take $4,000 q eKpeoditure Claims Al
PAL
Ralph Moody has iust returned
from san Frzocisoo Eiib az O1er 70
cash Gains al par IL Secretary KID
card I'll audit and sllgE them
This Secretary KiDcsid p~ositiTely
dsrlines % d He sands nrE o.
this pkiti8n. heretofore tsken, that
be Wi!l uot audit claims before money
nzA bsen appropriated unless c0D-
pelle5 u % . 81 TIE curt
He believes TIE appropriations vii
y made b tie legislature 20 pay the
v1gcbeIs Which be il preparing 70 is-
sue 10 duplicate and N b audited
and allowed y the TsriO1s boards.
Just a. surely - ~ the claims had
been audited b the Secretary Of State
and they would bs just a. legal 10 al!
HsF.
On the other hand. Ar. KiDczjd
says. Il the claims had been audited
and allowed o5cislly by the secre-
tan q state. the vsriOus boards and
0eEcials aud members q the legisla-
ture N01ld sbieId themselves behind
fbe secFetary q states U15cizl act and
% reduction ia state expenses could
Be secured-
THE EATCEE or PAPER
that i 70 be issued b Secretary Kin
czid i a. follows: For all salaries
hEed b las The OHcers can lie their
vouchers certifying on honor, Or
under cath, the amount due, AZ the
same time certifying 70 a duplicate,
which Eltha printed assignment on
the bzck, will Be sent 70 them with a
statement ssigned b. the secretary
that il IS = correct copy o. the Origi-
nal OF file. The duplicate can Be
transferred OF hypOtheczted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

FOURTEEN ROUNDS.-It took Fitz-
simmons fourteen rounds to defeat
COrbert but ii requires only n trial
OF our groceries &c convince an ecu
nOmical purchaser, that they are su-
peFiOr in quality 10 those sold else
IheEe.-BranS0n & Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

Eugene Guard: 4 Islander is going
the rounds OF the state press 70 the et'
fered that a junk man gathered three
wagon loads OF empty bottles from the
boarding places OF members Of the leg
islature after that body quit. Our
libel laws are not strict enough. A
member Of the Legislature vas never
known TO leave even an empty bottle
behind when he left Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

NOTARTES APPONTED.-F. ). Cor,
don, Victor; Luther B. Burtenshaw,
Myrtle Point; Thomas y. Lakin, Sell
wood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18


The board fixed the salary Of the
clerk al SEQ per aunum. this sum To
include an services, taking the school
census, making directors annual re-
port, rent, light, fuel, etc.
The payment Of s455O interest on
school bonds on April !, was ordered
by the board.
The next matter that came up for
consideration q the board was the
election Of the clerk 10 succeed Scott
RozOFth. The directors were evenly
divided ca two candidates, MeSsrS
Bozorth and W. H.. Riddsll and after
takiag twenty-one ballots deeided 70
adjourn until 80 tonight when a
eonpromise may be effected on a new
candidate. 10 all the ballots east no
candidate received more than tive
votes hence there Was 90 election.
Tue candidates bslloted 90 for the
position were scott BolOrth, " II.
Riddell. j. NJ COnnOF, IL. g. Gle. AT
Shoemaker, T. o. Barker, C. b. Up
degran, and Mrs ThoS Hubbard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

NEVER WAIT for special sales when
you want gods carried By the New
YORK Racket. Their special sales are
held every day. aud their goods are
always sold az the lowest cash price
D days IN the week, and they rest on
SUNDAY. Call and save IS 70 p per
cent all the time. T-9d-ls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

Mayor Richardson m.bt like Salem
water better if it were conducted on
the watered stock plan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

matter Of course. By and BY, they I've
grown into dragging pains that Occasion.
ally keep her IN the houss-that Occasionally
put her 10 bed. Then she knows What =
the matter but abe wont 20 TO a doctor BE-
cause she knows he Wiu Insist on "ers--
tnations" and local treatment % c.
goes on, with increasing suffering unr;l
NE itself becomes a drag. Nervousness
sinking spells" digestive d~isturbzncSs
and ATTY other complications nav 80
nom the same eznse. Frequently surb
s{mPtoms are treated as digestive de
sases Wheu the rect 81 the whole matte 4.
ne arrangement Of the organs distiuctIv
FEMININE. Over thirty years ago. the need
toE a reliable remedy for sO-caiied fe-siS
complaints" was recognized by Dr. RV
Feree, then, As nos, chief eonsultins ~
stefan 70 the Worlds Disbsnssr snf ~
hds' Hotel a. Buffalo, n. Y. ne prrnsrS5
Or. Pteree's Fsvonte P~rssciption. ~ -,
wonderfully effective remedy that - ~,
been used for such malsdies It's 49, -,
exceeds the combined sales Of an 80,
medicines for Its effect & nercr0,
uole almost Immediately. II ~relieves rs;r
aNays Inflammation. checks dshiiits,i-,
drains, and quickly subdues other disfTrSs
ing symptoms Il makes the organs ~
thsir surrounding tissues strong ~
healthy, thereby Correcting disoiseemrnt,
snd tHVigorsnnG the whole body.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18
THF NATrRE OF ?
SCHOOL DIRECTORS MEET
Pal 70 Elect a CIzE-Otbz Business
Tz-ssceed.

Fail % EIect a CIGE-Othe Business
Tuz-sscsed.
At a meeting q the board Of d.
rectors for school district No "a held
last evening" all members present
with the exception Of z NJ Waite
who Is 10 California.
After the minutes Of the previous
meeting had been disposed Of, the
vote for school director 70 succeed II,
A. JOhns0o. was canvassed, and that
gentleman having received 4 major
ity Of the votes cast was duly declared
elected and vas sS0rn 10 Oy Notary
Public Scott B3L0rtl- Mr. Z. VI.
Waite nov succeeds u the chairman-
ship Of The board and 10 his absence
last evening, A. OhmaTt, next el1et
member Of the board, presided
City Supt. G. A. PEBBLES was present
aud made a verbal report Of the con-
dition Of the citys schools ne also SUB
United a report pertaining 10 the at
tendance al the schools. II shows an
enrolment OF 1871 10 the city's schools
o. which number l23T were in attend
ance on the 18th inst.
The executive COMMITTEES was au-
thorized TO provide additional benches
besides making necessary repairs 10
the ~blackboaris at the Big Central
school house
The janitor Of the Past school was
ordered 10 remove a certain asa pale
from the street, a complaint against
the same having been lodged by Street
Commissioner GObalet.
The following bills were audited
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

nUkNAL x EATs
D5ze U@ ~ o-E1 P
aas Pas5- NJ
He Is % 8o-z
Tbs P1E Ebo Eoe
The P0ups5o1r-
say. Szf fsur BID Iuzrs5n DRIP
ping cot q sghi fas:
what disease has or Dr. NAyT-
snyuays L il sDbiti01=
oar streets are . 5iszzz bat
noe erospt TIE Uzyw 6o@ E .
Does the barter a. tbe STATE reform
sbool teach tie boys % uiS whisk-
erS
Siuoe the Nsyors gave "a tlf-
/ uisbsdt the Bsnsoo 5o1ssit bas os1De
Affected with peculiar dssE1'rsci&
A prils fight : Tad sooaEh; 67t ne
internioabie Bouing q The oonoa-
tauts si1 months before : fatal 70 ne
business.
Ef-eaf1 % usV
moDey that vas never Appropriated %
loHcials that we're never a@ctsd are
: not being brought - f2S-
-.
/, Our reform mayor Dds soDe Tefg
good sugsestions 10 the START o1t Ike
many reformers be Objects % hsVng
his ideas put into ~eEscuiioa.
-
How funny. that the fra sc Of The
MeKinley Republican administration
should De 70 break italf 10 tee pass
ing q revenue taris oil.
Recover must b sJE, says the
gOldbug organ, but Ne supOoS il VIII
be awful sure: if We are only not al
in our graves when is ooH@
"
senator Ingalls, lowered himself u
necessarily ia public stesn By going
as a reporter TO the Carson prIehgtt.
Verify. q statesman out o. q joo viii
do strange things
-.
Sine TIE JOURNAL has made &
great ten-strike o. state circulation,
ii has incurred the JEALOUS sttention's
Of smaIl-bore politieians-witnes the
Richardson attack
-
When Klinger says his beer sOttef
than city water, Wallace laughs and
tells his neighbor at the ice works
that his beer i made o. the cit! water,
all but the foam. and most people
blow that o..
whea Mayor Richardson con-
demned the city water and pronounced
Salem's streets q disgrace. some PEG
PIE thought perhaps he was sincere,
NOE that he berates TIE JOURNAL
LOT asking him /. clean up thOS;
streets. be goes backon his own word;
and prove, himself a political fakir.
The Salem special 70 the OregoniaI
says: salem is waking up to the ne
F, cessity Of clean streets and pure water
At the eJuncil meeting tonight a Pc
titi0n was presented by the citizen
for the appointment Of a specia
health OHcer TO inspect all premise
aud report % the authorities thai
they might order cleaning up.
-
II Mayor Richardson had sworn il
ten good working men 20 clean tn
streets and alleys instead OF swearing
in ten deputy Sergeants alarms q
keep Speaker Davis out OF his chair
II would have met with far nor pub
lie favor 10 this city. He would not
have had to call them OF at mid
night aud had them paid out Of pri
yate fluids.
Eugene Guard: 4 SANDER is goinl
the rounds OF the state press 10 the ei
fered thai a junk mar gathered thre
wagon loads OF empty bottles from tn
boarding places OF members Of the leg
islature after that body quit. Gu
libel laws are not strict enough.
member Of the Legislature Was neye
known 10 leave even az empty bottl
behind when he left Salem.
--P-------=---
1t was in nature Of a foregOne COZ
elusion that Corbett would be whippe
by FtLsimmons in a fair, squarC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

Perfection in dying is only attained
by using Perfection Dyes. lot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

SEE d, ;, BENTLEY

If you var n mcve or want 4 Load o.
kind hauled OF want load Of manure,
sand or gravel, or cement, lime, halL r.
hnek or sever pipe. see ID. 5. Bentley, q
ner Of Front and Chemsketa streets y q
up telephone so Also wood and s
hands a, all times. Orders promptly a
10.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TAIDIEIEG EU-INEs-F5- le in a
c3-rtrs ,a. D.. A good cr=-iaE ~ very
hide 5zgi.l.. Adde'S C@es u ms paper.
5ISt
FOUND small purse f9-ni ca Winter
street. lgntaluI z = small sucla. q snail
change. 0 sreI car have sans b applying
=. his Of C. 5-I6-3t
FOR SALE Ok Trade -FrJp-I,y il
SCOTS Mills. Or VIII sell OF I-6s foT
proper. 10 Kan-a Is. F-r further paricc.aD
re re or address ;. ". lcnlirzcn Wash
rg,on. Kansas So Ing
Nan kD-THr PEOPLE 81 salem 10 know
that I have change cfih= Dearborn printing
6ee and an dong good worz ofz.l kinds
- sal sfzt.oIy rats T znk Concyer. 2-IQ In
MRS \. B. SCJTT-S:=aograPa@r and
typewriter, room u. over lad q B1sh's
back Promp; ats0aon 10 all ca ss Of work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

MILLINERY. The NHnpafeil NTH
Nnriy sturc in the First nation hauk
hlsrk, is busy uprning e spring
ra a., and will announce ne spring
ssuS.ning day later. ls-at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

II Mayor Richardson had sworn in
ten good working men 70 clean the
streets and alleys instead OF swearing
in ten deputy sergeants alarms 10
keep Speaker Davis out OF his chair.
II would have met with far more pub
lie favor 10 this city. He would not
have had to call them OF at mid
night aud had them paid out Of pri-
vate fluids.