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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-18
Cash talks at Gowell's.

P. N. Lathrop was down from
Big Elk yesterday.
Don't forget that Gowell will
supply all your needs.
Emmett Gaar went to Philomath
on this mornings traip.-
Prof. L. K. Brooks, of this place,
has been granted a state diploma.
c. A. Whitmore and wife, were
guests at the Blake house this
week. 9I
G. B. Crosno and ]. F. Stewart
were over to the Siletz Agency this
week on business. y
Peter Tellefson is still at va
quina with a full line of General
Merchandise. Call and see him.
Peter Tellefson, Yaquina, has
full line in flour and millfeed, and
best wheat and oats. Call and see
him.
Judge Stearns went TO Portland
yesterday to attend a meeting of
the county judges of,he state which
will be held at Portland today.
Toledo wants a bank, and there
is no better place in Oregon for a
man with a limited amount of
capital to run a safe and conserva-
tive bank.
Do you know that if you neglect
catarrh in the head it will bring on
other troubles that often terminate
fatally. Stop it now and be cured
from that diSagreeable disease, by
using Prescription No. I. For sale
at Krogstad's drug store.
The Sunday school concert at
the old school house last Sunday
evening was quite successful. The
program was quite we'll rendered,
the little children, particularly,
rendering their parts very nicely.
1t is intended to give another con-
cert Easter Sunday.
Everybody interested in the
organization of a Labor Exchange
branch at this place are requested
to meet at O'Clock p. M, in T. P.
Fish's store, on Monday the 22nd
inst. This is move which every
body should be deeply interested
in.
Expert Mckenzie is just finishing
up the 1892 tax roll today, having
been employed week and one day
on that roll. There are three other
full rolls and whatever is. collected
on the 1896 roll, to go over, before
he will complete the sheriff office,
besides the delinquent rolls. He
seems to be doing his work in a
careful and methodical manner.
Taxpaying at the sheriff's office
is not proceeding with that rush
that makes the heart of the county
officer glad. The sheriff has issued
Just about one hundted receipts so
far, but thsA hate been mostly
small ones. phe s&rlff is sending
out large number of statements
10 parties ehquiring as to the
amount of their taxes. The fact of
The matter is, liVes are too hard to
make taxpaying very lively. !
Agent Gather, at Siletz, is max. !
ng the regular annual payment of
money to the Indians at
that place. This interest amounts
to $II. 80 per capita, and the total
amount to be disbursed is about
IS, GOO. Nothing but interest is
being paid at this time, and this
payment of interest is for the year
ending December 81, 1896. The
amount received by each Indian is
small, but coming at this time of
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-18
BORN.

r1LLOTSON.-To the wife of
Frank Tillotson, of this city, ON
Saturday, March IS, 1897,
daughter.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-18
LOCAL NOTES

p For -four, feed oats and hay, go
to Gowell's.
Lee Wade went to Corvallis on
business today.
r. A. Bensell was up from New
port the first of the week.
Ed. Wade returned from Salem
last Wednesday night.
You can live better for less money
by trading at Gowell's.
Peter Telletson sells sugar and
coffee, tea, bakingpowder, etc.
Thos. Coombs, the chief coroner
of Lincoln county, was in town
yesterday
Judge Hufford was over from
Corvallis Monday and Tuesday of
this week. =
Chas. Read and H. I. Curl left
for their homes on Salmon river
last Tuesday.
Take look in at Gowell's store
and see the variety offered and note
the low prices.
NJ. L. Carr, of Portland, was in
the city last Fri lay. Mr.. Carr is
a government land inspector.
Ladies!-If you want a bargain
in Shoes try O'Brien's special sales
he is selling s. so shoe for s. IS.
The graphophope concert at the
old school house last Saturday night
was quitewell attended despite the
bad weather.
A pleasant surprise party was
given Harry Fant, at Mr.. and Mrs 4
Fant's home, near this place, last
Friday night.
Go to Germans, at Yaquina, if
you want to buy fastest improved
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines,
at wholesale prices.
J. Stanislus Bombinski and wife,
and George Poli,owski and wife, all
of Michigan, are late arrivals in
this county, and are now stopping
at the Blake House. They came
to Oregon to look for homes.
An athletic club was organized
by the boys of this place last We'd
nesday night, and will meet Friday
evenings of each week in the new
hall, formerly the creamery build
ing. The boys expect to turn out
a few Fi,zsimmons' in the uear
future.
The creamery building has been
remodeled into a hall and now pre-
senIs a very neat appearance. A
stage has been erected, a cloak
room fitted up, and a good public
tall is thus prepared. 1t will be
dedicated with a dance a week
from tomorrow night.
a government land inspector
went over to the Siletz country last
Friday and will look up the land |
situation in that region. His prin-
cipal object is to look out for the
governments interest in its timber
lands, and to see that no timber
lands, and to see that no timber is
cut and sold therefrom.
Our friend G. c. Stakely has
taken the agency for Bryan's new
book, "The First Battle" for Lin
coin county, and is canvassing for
orders for the same. He is meet
ing with good success in getting or
ders, taking about twenty-five the
first day he canvassed in this place.
The book is proving extremely pop
ular, and Mr.. Stakely will no doubt
sell a large number of them.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-18
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intrinsic value of @H N1A
Hoods sarsaparilla. u G&s MS

Merit IN medicine means the powe, :.
cure. Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses ACTIN
and unequalled curative pcgce and tbs,.
fore it has true merit. " Nm Won =
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and takssr accordi's
to directions, to purify your blood :
cure any of the many blood diseases W.
are morally certain to receive benss
The power to cure is there. You are M
trying an experiment. 1t will make vorl
blood pure, rich and nourishing, and tbDI
drive out the germs of disease, strength
the nerves and build up the whole syster
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03
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Csok q ysE TorL 80 arrived
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Ard BzE.sI q Ohio. G0Tsruor
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fzzn arsIn Wzsdirgto1 todzy-
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TIE RoTA Blge Line train Enich
bgo1ght To%Pr@deat%lsct Hobart
and party % Washington frDm View
York. oTsr the NeE Jersey Central
and BsbInore & Ohio reached here
AZ ~. having made the run In four
h0grs and t1euty-three minutes, the
ost tine o. record. TIE trip vas
xiihogt incident, save that people
crOEded the stations along the Rad
and chsered the train a. it passed,
and SOcked about it when it stopped.
SOspeecbes we're made, but at PhiIa-
delphis the party went to the rear
platform q the train and we're intro
% q crowd .in waiting.
The Hce-president-elect and his wife
brought sixteen trunks with them.
When the party left the depot they
we're driven 70 the Arlington, where
apartments had been reserved for
them near those occupied By the fam
Of Mark Hanna.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03
ITEMS or


Ran Fnaneiseo IL considering 40
anti s~EpectOrating ordinance.
Twenty-Five canidatss for Governor
q .Penhsyivania have catered the
list.
Nebraska has q blIl before legis.
Iaturs which " passed will require
that vocal music be taught 10 the
public school.
The arena AZ Carson, Nevada, win
b. made 10 seat 1890 people. That
will iociude more than onc-haIf o. the
population u the intire state Of Ne
Vada.
A biz has been introduced In
Kansas, that 70 per cent % all the
mortgage premiums paid Ia that
state sball b. Invested In Kansas
mortgages.
Susan D. AnthoDy says she IL In
favor ~ a general Law giving tho vile
One-balf ~ the earnings as her own.
Sumo husbands are said ~ BE- In favor
" hHet AInH ~ ANf
The prevalence Of "J's" ln the
cabiarnt b. very marked. Every
man has q - % two ~ then An his
given name. except Russell A. Alger,
apd he has the -" sound Ia the 'g"
IN his name.
Representative Klefer, of Kansas.
has introduced a bin. According TO
which . widow cannot inherit more
than $1,000 from the estate Of her
deceased husband. aud q child cannOt
Inherit 10 exceed se0. 900 All over
that mount must b. turned Into the
state treasury. IL ease q peFaon dies
uiihout q wife y eliidren, then the
pareats are permitted 60 take $4,000.
and " the mcnts arc dead the whole
ptoperty Rles % the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CITY VIEW-As spring and Decoration
dsy zpproaches any one wishing eoners,s
sails or los repaired IN City Vi.E ceuetery
"a he -eI On ID Bohznoa, eorner Lin
coin and ComnerCial streets 81 e.:
LOST-H gold Masonic pm. FINDER vii
please leave 4, ihs oHce. II At
SEED CORN--Ezrliest white dent. Fine
ior roasting ears or neal. J. RueL Czrien
Road, Salem. z-zz #
WANTED-The people Of Salem to know
that have charge Of the Dearborn printing
Office ard am d0inggood work, Of all kinds.
at satisfactory rates. F ank Conoysr. 2-Ie In
WANTED "A little gih between The age Of
II and 10 TO take care Of baby. Good h5ne
and can 60 to school, Call 0. address za
High street.
FOR SALE.-A good team With haness and
a 2A4 sPnng wagon with top. 4 grsz, bar
gam. Call at the Labor Exchange ONCE.
North Salem. Terms very easy. Geo. B.
Jacob 2I6.rm
FOR RENT-One hne suite Of rooms cheap.
Breyman Bush block. For terms INQUIRE Of
Boise & Barker, Breyman Bros. z.I6-Im
CAUTION.-My son, Noah WengeT having
leit my home, l hereby give notice that /
will not be responsible fer his bills. c. C..
Wenger, Switzerland, Or. z.I5 Nv
FURNITURE FOR SALE.-A complete ~
OF furniture for FIVE rooms is for sale cb.an
at the San Francisco Seeoud Hand store. 90
state street. Carpets for sale separate. lis
a bargain. 7-IrIn
RENTER WANTED.-Three wears lease 10
night party, ofI3 acres, good house and ham.
three miles north Of Salem, half in ~cultiva.
uon, two acres timber, young orchard and
Pienty OF small fruit. Coca terms Inouire
oil n. St.Helens, at Brewster & Whites fed
store, 81 Court street. I.zs.Tm
MRS. N. B. SCOTT.CStenogTaDbe7 and
yP1"Tptei' room II, over Ladd 4 Bush's
OAN Ftompt attention to all classes Of work.
TOK RENT--Eleven acres adjoining he
lhaian school, at Chenawa, FIVE acres oi
garden land, good house, barn and vail
"@tei' BY month or year for low cash rem,
address Box I45,or apply at G,W .Pearmrne
s.o miles north Of own on river road. liz
10 IRADE-A 6rst-class fam ~ ~
acres Two miles from Turner. WIZ
1ehea good house and BAN and plenty If
othef out buildings. viii swap for anv SooJ
Ie@t estate in counties of Josephine, DouSI.s
~ I1eAsGn Parties wishing to swan nesSs
5g4Lsss Joseph Bilyeu, Turner, Or. Lib ~
"nNIED.7-Middle aged OF elderly woman
Gle WIN house work in small family
ca III position Tor night party. For particulars
90. my nome two and a half miles south ~
''"h OF address Mrs. James Scott, salem Or
- 3-24 Stt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03

Tns DaSs kzrs ae>a - 1928 $50
80 hzazslgs n111s nxss - -,
fls6 % - Dsrrs To faeTiszs
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Has U1steroas s1ssfers - Dssslg
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Ts<rs are gfsrs @oaass ~ ~ sa>ch@s
81 1arrs hare asg rzat 81 11sa5>s
~ a1sfs<rs iaqalrs1. sak@ thers -
e<-rflya n9ae ~a hHsat~ pofez>
t<n - pbfgs - lsr9hsh Cst1 o1e
fae1ka ~ tAe Hh~r ss1sDD asSsy the
Iss zp1 H>s aDDly %, there esa y 70
call nF to oysrfs ~ 6@tsr.ine
~bssser tosrs a8s l,~s 4Yb1stba -
ths eNstitsfk0,
Is sesns eksf th4t 10 B-sSDs ~
zssfzstko ss1SS~1s est 2~ beiaz
made 10 tSs oysrts TIE boNesf
bezsi minds ssfs sIIlisz - ~zks -.
. ea~ al 5rinz u betOrs ne
cart bst Tlitlcal advisers Il oaes
sorks1 zzslas, that eDarae - 10
Portland N0n1sy shen aseab~rs pers
pSt sassr arrest tsey II oaes sDszut
% sake . oa@ 30 cart bat tbe
mznazsrs fog NJ BiteheIl ~ oocs
ordered then ~ erODn ana resDrted
" ~Ot~tnetloa ana SsizJ q safsr
taetlcs n HFye their DsFp~e.
u would seem b. kzye bat one
coar.e Open aDd that - fof the DAYS
organization % arrest M q their
oys mems~rss&Dd make test esS
No saeb blOeksds u p0bale business
shouid EVER b. allowed n cone W
again 10 Orsgob. Blocking tue Iegis
ist0re ~ prevent 40 lmpfopr oryani.
zatl0n so5ely 10 the Interest ~ oOe
nan who u rsDBdlsted b. the major.
~, ~ al the members has sosDe sE-
e0se. bat utter fallgfe ~ organize a.
q result u such 40 eaOrt IL all wrong
aSd CANNOT b allowed % become .
precedent Without great danger % all
Law sbd order. The Davis faction
0ne II ~ themselves sbd the people
" fofce 3 deelslOn 10 the highest
II the court can take notice q
the matter At all, and forever settle
this question ~ the extent 70 which
at~sstees can carry % obstructive tAe-
ffra
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03

brightest and fullest Of uro.nise eems
Aken away BY the disease which
over one sixth Of all The des,hs -ss
soLloTthe disease which doctors cali go
consumption has been cors;d-
sred ineurAble, and the medical nr0fe.ssHE
~ never made a greater mistake thsn 49,
lnete Is absolutely no reason hi re, '.-Ii
Wy consumption should be f~afaiNr
49, Ie sven serious. II Is a diseaseo 80
ne olood and can be cured abSolntsi1
SAs y purifying and tnrchinS 81
blood The only exception 10 ,hts me
case where the disease has 49, me
nPfopsrly treated until II Is stronSe,
hah me oody--unhl the BODY has brcaSt
y veal as 10 have lost the abilifv ~ -o--
PeIlIe, Dr, PieFee's Golden asef,csl ~
SoNeIy vii cure g per cent Of an css.H
,;A.HPnon II used according 10 air.
uons " also cures all liugering -
NNhlA n throat ahectious TS--
no reason Why the child on co,srNN
i've parents ueed ever ~ mp-
Ton y its blood and lungs ~. unP'
s-n ~ he proper use Of the "Disso.
Al who have n reason - 80
consumption, should read the chsn,s ie-I
tsAt disease In Dr.. PieTce's Com-d~ On
neaiesl Adviser. This Ereat me5ic-i@lSe
GO pages, profuseiy iliustTs,-d Sk
,SSned q sale OF over 6Soooo co~i- -
III DC ssnt free Of charge on recs!ns !.
o1S-se1t stamps 10 cover cost ~ -
osD Worlds Dispsnsarv IalAnS
SA-n'H' eo' Main Street, B1aalo. n. e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03

A Jeuy COW owned by s. w. Ter.
wllliger, OF Unlon county, has devel.
oped an unnatural affection recently.
the object OF her unusal attention be-
Ing come young pigs says the Elgin
Recorder. Not long since II be came
evident that something was getting
away with the heifer's milk, but Il
was several days ere the thief was
discovered. Then u vas found thai
while the heller Vas lying down the
pigs got the milk, tho heller being -
well satisfied ~ith the proceeding that
he not only consented 20 IL but even
eVlnced an affection Zoe the pigs
when they were shut away from her.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03
LAST SESSION.

OThe last meeting Of the cabinet was
held, bot for the first time 1t was con-
Quoted without the presence Of the
president. He remained Ia his pri-
yate apartments aud all visitors were
refused acmittance 10 him there.
As 70 the possibility OF the presi.
dents inability to attend the inaugu-
ration ceremonies, Secretary Thurber
said; He will go IL he a force hims
self 10 do &C." The presidents condI.
tion is causing anxiety 70 senator's
and representatives OF both parties,
who fear II may cause him to leave
unsigned a number OF minor bills OF
particular interest 10 them. There
were many callers at the White House
today who came 70 say farewell.
SENATOR TURNER TALKS.
SenatoT-elect Turner, ofWashlngton.
10 an Interview said: while / am
doubtful about what should be done in
the way OF Cuban recognition, / be-
lleve a strong policy ought 20 be adOp-
ted when the rights OF American CT
tiEens are ieopardiEed.
II was a Republican up 10 the last
campaign and have not abandoned the
principle OF protection which has been
abandoned by theRepuelicans who IA
yor a discriminating tariff. l shall ex-
mine carefully any tariff bill bill pre-
pared by the present Republican lead
before giving Il my assent /, at
least will notaid Mr.. Hanna la carry
ing out his pledges 20 the protected
industries
Turner thinks that Hawaii should
De annexed 70 this court should be
done without delay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03
Cough

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Fa-uezst 20 raj s5oEs H0ors
.tszhEE7 bsu-iaL Frou tns
s1zs sB 5ezs1 % get o@sG'
~ tosslss sc TH H1-
--z al - bsallh las 5een e
Ms AD1E PEEK
1-as Pa A-stEzZ y. l.
Il I'll s4y tz- ~ 1cEHsr hs not
rad ~ ease n A. Eroug Toi1s a. l
f have DE Holds sarsPsH
las ez-sd zsE-d Al noF TaL
C,za PIX A=srs-zz y. \.
sz % zt H1c6s bsczs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03
Mothers

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3 uAny ars e1
- IN early year. ma'
-.5I a1e Dr snIety- IN
e =1ra Ehen Et oeyOn'
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- III ras0re tbe qua1Iy
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Resf the f0IlOE1ng sNsf'
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03
CONGRESSIONAL,
Of Present Session.
he csssst PrsSad-gs tsEszs
-Cesss1 kst Preset


pzed - fouf1ztIoc sccUp-z1a1'
til j. thirty zl11ts T1e 1Szz
touzl EoozssT cs1sreoz - "a
ukss - a11 - = = sszs4 I1[
e6su D. Du1s q ESz1l aid C-1o-
q Ctzh. Dgo-s EsI-s - E--e
Rep1Eaz- z=ocz.a t1a1 ~ ZTE
Rep1atz-s HolE oeTs- rs-z-1 =
f5eZ C9z01 z@-tz TAI sos cgT-
sduisls9rzt1u s1G6 y A. thar
GrBgsr CeTsa1d u ass-s1 =
third tern
SteEzu = NeEs1A I'D tas ca9z
q LTnzn J. Gage z1sd ihs I'D SAD
ard vl5T gDo ths oeu adli1aEz-
tia Teller spoks 4 t5s w15a5& r
tIfty q an interzzio1zl D0nsta7
o~DnfsrsoeE He zd Prsdert~sct
AeEinIsy ~ his z5oet sIszDls lad
svidsotIy g0oe oTsE % TIE cd saao-
ard 70 stay tbere.The @nsts oD1cz-s5
IL tbebOGse s~neDdueuts 70 tee liter
natOozl monetary cO3fsrsocs TIL
This i the last legislative stage.
The bfH DO- Eoes TO TIE PrsSeuL
HOSE
The bO1se sss prepared fOr = Tag,
hard days EOrk when it net TIE
rOt8Dda aud oDrridors q the capitol
yer thrOozed and the galleries
eEoE6b.
The tEsdItiSnsl Iszlossy between
tue hO0se and the ssozte Ezs the
cause u the resoIgtlOa b. Dockev,
DsnOerzt, Of Missouri, being intro
duesd, asking for az Inquiry into the
FezsOn why preoedeuts had heen ig-
norsd 10 the bcztlOn u the platform
upon the east terrace q toe capitol,
where Major Mckinley viii be in
aUguated, entirely 10 front Of the
senate wing. Heretofore the plat
form bad been built out from the
main entrance, aud neitber house had
cause TO feel sighted Cnder the
rules the resolution Has referred to
eOmmittSs. RIehaFGsou, DEMOCRAT.
Of Pennsylvania suggested an amend
nlsnt 70 ascertain what Authority eK-
listed for the erection ola platform
anywhere % the plaza
The District Of Columbia and naval
appropriation bills, which came over
from the senate, were sent TO the con-
ference. Hopkins, Republican, Of Hi.
DOis, tried u get a separate vote on
the senate proposition b. hI the price
Of armO-plate at 800 ton. He
wanted that amendment cOncurred
In. He said the Illinois steel company
was prepared 70 furnish the govern
ment with arm0r-plate for which We
we're paying $40, for s2O.
rs that company responsible ?
Asked Mines, Republican, Of Michi-
gan.
at has a capital stock Of 4O,OOO,-
replied Hopkins, 'and IL has in
IL such men as Marshall Field, Rookie
Pullman and Amour. 1t IS one
Of the strongest companies in the
United States"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Important Information for Unemployed
Men and Women.
HhArs are deserving and intelligent
men and women 10 every Town out OF
employment VIII you not hand this
~ some such person who wants TO
earn a little money?
We want men or women out Of en-
p!Oyment 10 introduce best sellingand
cheapest newspaper in the world. Can
make 20 cents TO q a day spot cash.
No capital required. Send your ad.
dress 70 CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem.
Ore, for full instructions and equip.
ment and 90 TO work at once. 2-6-td
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03

a LimEnAL HEwAHD.-The sum "
go win b. pasd 10 any oae who will
seafch Tor and recover the body Of
Aux. kreins, late cook OF the steamer
ltamona' Der particulars see Scott
hozorth, clark o. Salem Camp No. ms,
Woodmen Of the World.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03


out in life with the
hrm determination
OF e~ouquering the
world He means
to achieve success
and wealth and
lame. His inteu-
tons are good, and
his will Is strong.
II he has the bodily
strength to carry
him through, his
enorts will be
crowned with
achievement Bod.
ny strength and
health are his great
est capital Without
them he can hope
for nothing. How
many young men
and Young women
are cut of just when
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-03
are purely F=Ee1hE- :
Hoods Pills a.. al ss.sssAL .
John HUGHES.

Dealer IN groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes' and
the most complete stock Of
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, 1897-03-03

BRYASs BooK.-James Vaughn Of
salem, has secured the agency for
Marion county for Bryanis great book
~ the campaign, THE First Battle. -
Ihls IS a wonderful work by the great
American, and will be the widest cir.
cliated book ofthe times, Mr.. Vaughn
viii call upon you, or address him al
Salem, Tor all particulars.