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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08
Ma Szpital POlski W Chicago.


w drugi dzieh SWAT Wislkanoo-
uych, 10. b. m. o godz. Z. min. 80
wieczorem, odbedzis sic W hall Sw.
Stanisiawa prey ulicy Bradley kon-
cert, ma doch6d Szpitala polskiego,
kt6ry cd lat 3. tax wielkie oierp's
oej ludzkosci oddaje usiugi tylko
milosierdziu rodakow i bezinterers
sownemu leczsniu W MIN pierwslo
rzednych %doktorow, ro.woj swoj "a
wdzieoza.
w pomieniouym konoercis przyj
ma udzial znskomioi arty Sol Z mias
ta-jako to: konoertowa spiewaozka
z konserwatorjum W Monachium,
P~isrwszy skrzypek z orkiestry Tho
mas'a W Chicago j trio amstorow ma
fortepisnie, skrzypcsch wiolonozeli
z p. Rudolfem Modrzejewskim, sy.
mem naszej znakomitej artystki ma
czele, oraz miejsoowe Tow. Spiewu.
Nsle1y miec nadzieje, ze eel tax
sympatyczny zgromadzi licznie ma
sra publicznosd Z ~rozmaitych obozow
tenn bardziej, ze wspanis}omyslna
gotowosc ~artyst6w zasiuguje ma pc
parole a bilety 50 re wzgledu ma
oiezkie easy W moaliwie niskiej
GENIE. Mozna takowych dostac W
apiece p. w. Bardohskiego, u p.
F. Kaczmarka, tudziez W dzieh kon
certu prey wejsciu do sail.
Fortepia1 Steinway'a l. klasy be
die laskawie uayozony przsz znana
firme Lyon Hotter & Co z Chicago.
w imieniu zarzadu szpitsls:
A. a.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08

w niedriele umsrl Franoiszek
Koch, Przezywszy lat 60. Zmariy
byi czlonkiem Zwiarku. R. l. P.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08
CZwarty kOncert.

Jak by}o do przewidzenia konoer.
ty W Domu zwiazkowym zdobywaja
wciaz swiezy zastep z~wolennikow
MONA liczyc ju1 ma pewuo, re zy.
skaly stale obywstelstwo wsrod ma
szej braci, a szczegolniej pan. Ma
ostatnim k~oncercie, ozwartym z re.
du, hala byia proportions wyboro-
wa pu~blicznoscia, ktora - w dow6d
wdzieoznosci ola be1interesownie pc
swiecajscych sic amatorek i amato,
row kaadego wystepujaoego
przyjmowala huczuemi oklaskami.
Program byl obfty, nader urozmai.
cony i zasilony nowemi silami. Roz
poczal sic koncert spiewem kwartetu
zpp. l. Mroz, w. Mroz, F. We
gierskiego i M. GatkOwskiego, po-
czem jedna z najlepszych naszyoh
lortepianistek, PAM Romanowska,
zagrala diva utwory fortepianowe.
Spiew solowy p, Linke'go z axiom
~paniamentem p. Romsnowskiej i de
klamscys panny Sniegookiej zrobily
mile wrazenie ma sluchaczy. Parma
Dora Mueller diva razy grala ma oy.
trze ] Ia ksz lynn I hueznie by}a
oklaskiwana. Parma Jadwiga Mkt.
tyhska, ktora poraz pierwszy spiswa.
Ia Ia naszej scenic, mia nam ME.
~spodzisnke sprawiis slioznym glo-
sem ! umiejetnym sPiewem, "a CO ia
nsgrodzono przeoiagiemi oklsskami.
Pan Wojnicki byl W dobrem uspo
sobieniu, 90 spiewsi lepiej jeszcze
jak oststnim razem. PAM Wojahsks
gra ma cytrze wcale ME jak amstor.
ks, j powinna czesoiej uprzyjemniaG
nam koncerty. Pan Kuoharski grail
ma g~itarze, a p. Gstkowski, jak zwy
kle, Chico grubo bssowsl ME m6gI
przekr1yczec hucznych oklaskow,
Wreszcie p. Barszczewski Z uozu.
oiem zsdeklsmows} kilks utworow,
akwsrtet wyzej wspomnisny zsintO
nowai drugs piesh
Mad program przesliornie odds
klsmowaiy wisrSzyk dwie mslutki,
coreczki PIP. Meclewskich, ktors pu
blicznosc neutrality-suspicious. huoz
nemi oklsskami obdarryia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08
KrOnika miejscOwa.

"A wieo pc wyborach.
Niejednego glowa boil.
Niejednego kieszeh pr6tns.
Niejeden narzeka ma nsdzieje
Me tylko sam Janusz,
*Obrani kandydaoi oiesra sic.
Go bedzie? Zobsozyuy.
Wielkanoc sic zbliza.
*Gosposie kr1atsja sic.
Rzezuicy robia stosy kielbas -
ma gwalt.
Kupujmy u swoich. Ale swoi
MECH las ME wyzyskuJa.
w .esziym marcu umsr}o mniej
os6b nit pred rokiem.
Uksza}o sic tn MOVIE pismo hu.
morystyczne pit: ,,Kuryer Swiatecz-
N.Y..
*"25go BIN. polki urzadzsjs pred
stawienie teatralne ma rzecz Sztan
daru. ~Szozegoay nastepnie.
Bezozelnosc Dziennikd Chicd
goskieqo przechodzi grantee. He
singa, z kt6rym my swojs droga ME
sympatyzujemy, nazywa on wrogiem
katolicyzmu - aprzeciea rzecz via
donna, ze Hesing Jest k%atolikiem. Ia
to Z protestanta L. robis katolika
Wszystko przekrecaja ma swoje ko'
pyto, Obrzydliwie!
y Niektore parsfe w Chicago d.
25go b. m. obchodzi6 beda 90O-letnia
rocznioe meozehstwa sw. Wojcieoha.
przysz}a niedziele odbedzie
sic W sail Domu Zwiazkowego trzeci
wieczorek z rzedu, ~urzadzony stara-
MEM Oddzialu II Zwiazku Miodzie-
~ Polskiej. Wstep b~ezpaatny. Pro
gram jest piekny j obszerny. Pfzyjdz
ole wszyscy!
\ Pan j. Kempczyhski, zwiazko-
wy, wyrsbia dOskonaie cygary roz-
maitego gatunku. Fabryka: nr. 40
Emma ul. P~opierajmy swoich!
n Il urny wyborozej wyszli zwy
ciesko demokraci ogromna wiekszo
scis g}osow. radzie miejskiej de
mokraoi beda mieli tskze ~wietszost.
w 16ej wardzie, W samem sercu po
lonii cbicagcskiej, polak ME pre-
o,adl nc alJar~ano W;aoa, --
borach W przysziym numerze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08

Meaoryzni, m,odzi ! starry, powin.
nj ozytsc ogsoszenie Tomssss Slate.
ra ma stronnicy 2ej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08
KOlej Wabash.

Cheese jeohac wygodnie i beg
piecznie? Podroauj zawsse kolejs
zelazna Wabash. P~olecamy see.
golniej podrozujecej publiornosoi
Pooiagi, z wagonami jsd,lnymi, kto
re odchodza z Chicago o godz. 8,
m % rano, a przychod,a do Detroit
o godr. 5, m. 80 wieczorem.
(22 4 81
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08
z BridgepOrtu.

Niniejszem rapras.amy dyrekto
row biblioteki Ina. Adsma Miokiewi-
CA, zarazem i wsrystkis komiteta
grup zwiazkowych i Tow. Narodo
wyoh polskich W dzislnioy Bridge
Poroie ma posiedzenie, ktore sic cd
bedzie W niedz. d IL. b. NJ. o godz
q wieoz. do hall OBJ. Czesiawskis 90
ma rogu Laurel i 80. al.
Obeonosc katdego komitetu jes'
bardzo potsdsua, gdyz 50 nader wsz
ne sprawy do za}atwienia.
Il szaounkiem
NJ. Il Wlektihshi, preres
Sc. S~zeszycki. skr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08
Centralne Tow. POlek.
CHICAGO. 5 k~ietnia 1897

CHICAGO. 5 kwietnia 1897.
Ma p~osiedzeniu rooznem Central.
nego Tow. Polek W Ameryoe, odby-
tenn IA dniu z marca W hall Puia.
skiego zosta}a obrana nova admin
stracya, W sklad ktorej wchodzs ma
s~tepujace panic:
Teofla Samolih ,ka pref; Helena
Czechowicz wice-prez Anna Smell
kowska sekr. prot Helena Kwas
niewska sskr f1.; Wiktorya S1ymah
ska kasyerka; Pelagia Riemer, WIKI
torya Wleklhska, Bronislawa Mai
kiewicz opiekunki kasy; Stefania
Chmielihska, Gabryels Lsudon, Ju-
llama Pokrzywihsks, Anastazya b.
recka, Anna Drajus komitet zabaw;
Jozefa Buozkowsks ohora.yni.
Wszelkie listy i korespondenoye
tyezice sic wyzej wymienionego To-
warzystwa upraszsm p~rzesylac ma rs-
&c sskretarki nizej podpisanej.
Ma Sztandar ola u. n. P. z}ozy}y
ofiary nastepujace panic: Ida Pc.
korna sos, Rozslia S6lecka 50,., P.
Zablotna sos. Rszem $l.50.
u szaounkiem
Annd SmelkOwskd,
636 w. 18th St., Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08
SprawOZdanie

miesieczne Biblioteki i'm. A. Mic.
kiewicza "a IN. marzec 1897 r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08

Poreczeh prEyjeto 1O3
Ksiatek wydsno do ozytania 1872
u Czytelni kOrzystalo przeCieh
tnie dzieunie osob 15
Gazet Czytelnia otrzymuje II
Podarowano ksiszek p~owiescio.
wych 81
Broszur 6
Teatralnyoh :
Masterpieces redakcye zasiliiy ma.
sIa Biblioteke swemi ozasopismsmi;
Kuryer Polski, Echo, Swoboda, Pc.
lonia W Ameryce, G6rnik, Prawds
Wedrowiec, Gwiazda Pol, Gszets
Polsks, Gazeta Katolicka, Dzief
S yiety, MOVIE zyoie, Narod Polsk
organ Zjednoczenia, Sztandsr, organ
Wv. Nh. Pol. Zgoda, organ wv. N
Pol.
Zs Lwowa: Gazeta Handlowo.
Geogrsfczna ] Przeglsd Wszechpol
ski.
u Poznsnia: Postep.
Zs powytsze pisma wszystkim wy.
dawoom z serca W imieniu wszyst
kich korzystsjacyoh z Ozytslni skis
dam staropolskie bog zapisc'. =
Rowniez ! "a ksiaaki ~podarowsns de-
tel Biblioteki prrez OBJ:
M. J. Ssdowski darowsi 3 ksiszki
j.. Soitysisk l ksistke, Nv. Ma. Pol
l ksistke, A S. Zdrieblowski 7 to
stralnych, j. K. Nismouewski 4 DO
wie!oi, L. Styczyhski 8 broszur / +:
powiesci, j. Dsrdsihski l dzielo 1:
TOM. Wydzisl Oswisty 4 ksisski dlI
ludu.
Wszystkim ofsrodswoom skladan
stsropolskis bog ssplsc".
WszystkiOh brsci zwiszkowych
braci znsjsoyoh site oswisty prosim,
o dalsze poparcis nssrej poozstkujs
Gel biblioteozki " dzielnioy Bridge
portu, a to nam dods odwsgi do ROT
winiecis aycis umyssowsgo 1 Same
wiedsy o Dsszej Ojcryznie.
n bratniem pozdrowieniem
80. Cicholoicz, bibliotekarz,
900 Bod ST. Chicago, Ill
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08
POsZukiwanie.

PAM Franoisrka poszukuje swyoh
braci Tomasza i Frsnciszka Kuohani
Z Prus Z'choduioh, ktorzy majs bye
cz}onksmi z N. P. Mech sic rgio
sza pod adresem:
Frdnciszkd Krze,ciaska,
20 Monroe Str. No. 400,
Bay City, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08

w piatek W plebanii 90. Zuar-
twych wstahoow umsr} ks. Ludwik
Maohdzicki, cichy i sumienny pra.
cownik W winnicy pahskiej. Zmariy
kaPlan ME byi cIionkiem zakonu
Zmartwychwstaho6w; i tembardziej
zasluguje ma to. abysmy ozest odda.
Ii jego pamieoi. gdya o~toczsnis, W
jakism przez dlugie lats sic znajdo.
wal, ME wpiynslo ujsmnie ma niego
i ME z~atru}o jego szlachstnego umy-
slu; zachowai on do ostatoiej chwi!i
prawosc i nieskssitelnosc oharakteru.
X. /. P.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08

Niernosny boil " kr.yasoh mote
prsvie oziowieks srobi6 niedolegs
Olej Sw. Jak6ba ma csasie ufyty,
wzmsonis | lscry muskuiy. Uty
wajcie tego nsjlepssego srodks, a.
byScis moRli sta6 presto.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08
Fanny | Lofty.

Kto chce zamienic swois farme ma
Lofty W Chicago, MECH sic zglosi do
P. A. Majewskiego, 671 Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago. Is 6 97)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14

Postmaster General Gary is collect
ing information upon the subject Of
postal savings banks, and will prob
ably recommend the necessary legisla-
tion for the adoption of that safe and
convenient addition to the banking
facilities of the country in his annual
report.
There is no part in The British
postal service more popular than that
of the savings banks. and in Canada,
where the population is sparser than
in this country, the savings banks are
equally successful and just as conYen-
lent.
No doubt the influence of the banks
will be exerted in opposition to the
in the future as it has
been in the past, but the postmaster
general will be able to present such
an array of facts and figures in favor
Of them that there is every reason to
hore that the legislation necessary
for their establishment will be secured
during the coming session of congress.
The establishment Of postal savings
banks would entitle the Mckinley
administration to the gratitude of the
people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14

/ freely concede that the silver
barons supported Bryan, and contri-
buted literally t. his campaign fund
for no more patriotic reason than that
they believed that his election would
put money in their purse. They in
sisted and still insist that free coinage
would sink the silver dollar to its
bullion value, that we would have a 40
or so cent dollar, that Uncle Sam is
powerless to raise the value of the
white metal. If this be true it fol-
lows as consequence that the people
would not be despoiled by the miner,
that the latter would make no more
than his present profit. or course
when they discourse learnedly of the
willy silver baron selling Uncle Sam
40 or so cents worth of bullion for a
dollar they mean 40 or 50cent dollar,
as otherwise these economic wiseacres
would hang themselves with their
own halter-would sprain kidney
and rupture a surcingle leaping from
premise to conclusion. But / am not
willing to unite with the ''sound
money" men in thus clearing the
silver barons of all suspicion of
seltishncss, in apotheoszing them as
patriots who have only the good of
the people at heart. The law of sup
ply and demand being still unrepealed,
free coinage Of the white metal would
mean dearer silver and cheaper gold;
that if our $780, 100000 of 'yellow
boys" became frightened at their
pale-faced brother and went abroad
the effect would be to make the gold
currency of other nations more re-
dundant, and that a redundant cur
rency means smaller purchasing
power for the unit of value, an ap-
proach Of the two metals toward
parity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14

Bradn's "Iconoclast" for September
has some horse sense on the tariff and
silver "baroni:"
The complaints of misguided breth-
ern who have followed the Markhanna
rainbow into the Serbonian bogs, are
many and erievous, but the one that
comes to the surface oftenest is that L
allude to Mckinley as the creature of
the tariff barons, while the silver bar
ons were sponsors for my own much
beloved Billee Bryan of Nebraska
that it's a case of the pot calling the
kettle black.
We can now see clearly that the
tariff barons expected to profit by the
election of Bryan-that each gave up
more or less stuff "for the good Of the
cause" the salvation of the country.
This much is frankly conceded by
both sides. We will admit that each
contingent of baroDs was little worse
than the other, but this does not nec-
cessarily bring the respective candi-
dates to the same intellectual and
moral level. A great deal of money
can be legitmately expended in
campaign of education," in appeal
ing to the reason of the people. To
plead that a candidate is ignorant of
the methods employed by his man
20 hiS nlnafinn fn
brand him hopeless idiot. l have
not heard of single effort made by
Chairman Jones or his representatives
to corrupt the ballot, Of one man who
was offered money to vote 70: Bryan.
On the other hand, Mark Hanna and
his representatives bribed the very
niggers of Texas, who don't know how
to vote anything but the Republican
ticket. The presidency was brazenly
bought for Mckinley, and with his
full knowledge and consent, granting
of course that he is not a miserable
Toomtabard stuffed with straw; but
10 attempt was made 10 buy it for
Bryan; hence, whatever may be the
merits or demerits of the
silver and tariff barOns. we must con-
cede that in the matter of honor and
patriotism the Buckeye suffers Sorely
by comparison with the Nebraskan-
that the pot has good cause to amt
madyert upon the complexion of its
culinary companion. Both the tariff
and silver barons frankly admitted
that the policy they advocated would
rebound TO their pecuniary profit, but
insisted that it would also benefit the
whole people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14
Low Excursion Rates,

The Southern Pacific will make a
one fare rate from all points on their
lines in Oregon to the Oregon state
fair which opens Septembes 30 and
Oc4ober s. A big harvest and a big
fair. A clean, VIGOROUS, delightfyl
and comprehensive exposition of
everything pertaining to the farm
and farmer. Good races and amuse-
ments of all kinds. Special attrac-
tion every day.
With the present cop prospects and
the extremely low railroad of one faIe
for the round trip, the people of Ore
gon can afford to patronize state fair
that benefit all classes. Popular ad-
mission of % cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14
Daily Capital Journal
BY HoFER BROTHERS
TUESDAY, SEPT. "a, 1897.
EDITORIAL.

A book that should lind place in
the library of every American who is
proud of the older school of New
England writer's, is the Memories of
Hawthorne" by Rose Hawthorne,
just published by Houghton, NJ itfiln' Il
Co., Boston. The collection of letters
exchanged observation-disclosures and his
wife is now first given to the public,
edited by the tastful, tactful skill of
their daughter. A careful review says
of this work:
Great as is the Americans pride 10
Hawthorne, IL is still pride, rather than
affection, that binds us to him. There
was apparently none of that unbend-
ing of ideals, that taking of himself
otherwise than seriously, which has,
for example, given Thackeray such a
hold upon the hearts of all English
speaking peoples, Hawthorne's art is
so refined and remote, his personality
so imbued with aloofness, that he is
shadow, rather than fact, Il statue
in a niche apart rather than paint
ing with color, for the decoration Of
our national life. Read Mrs. Lathop's
pages with the clarified vision she
there provides for her readers, and,
through the eyes of a devoted wife
see, for almost the first time, Haw-
thorne the lover-husband, the devoted
father, the head of household much !
straitened physically, by lack Of
worldly means, and find kindly man
with happy, infectious laugh, never
gloomy, a man who saws wood,
shovels snow and even cooks all the
family meals for months at time
"He with his eyes of light, his arched
brow, and looks of lovely splendor,"
she says, "ofiiciated even to dish-wash-
ing, with the air OF one making
words"
Just as recent disclosures of Wash
ington's liability to make mistakes,
have brought him who was first still
nearer to the hearts of his country
men, so do these proofs of humanity
held in common with this substile
genius bridge oyer the chasm which
has so divided him from his fellows.
Page after page, and episode upon epi-
sode, in the most praiseworthy book,
which indentities your thought with
that of one OF the most notable coun-
trymen, that you feel something of
the infinite pathos which came upon
those who knew hIm and loved best,
when, a broken man, Hawthorne left
home to die And with those others
you can henceforth truthfully say:
''We have missed him in the sunshine,
In the storm, in the twilight eyer
since"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14

represents the very worst elements 10
Oregon ring rule"
The Dispatch cannot refer to Demo-
cratic members of the legislature, ex-
cept Mr.. Gratke OF Astoria. There
may be Individual exceptions among
the Democrats VIII cling to Mitchell,
but his apostacy from the cause of in-
dependent bimeta lism, which he once
so ably and sincerely champloned,
leaves him without any respectable
support ln any party.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14

Believers in, and adherents of, the
doctrine Of spirit1alism, against whom
less antagonism has been directed
during recent years than in days of
old, are to encounter opposition from
a new quarter. A call has been issued
for national convention to be held
this week at Anderson, Ind, at which
it is intended to bring into existence
the National Anti-Spirituallstic asso-
citation of America. The movement
is under the direction of an executive
committee, of which Rev. II. G.
Becker, d. D., of Dayton, o., is chair
man, and j. 'E. Hageman, of Adrian,
Mich, secretary. An address has been
sent to ministers of all denominations
throughout the country, declaring
that the church and the public in gen.
eral is looking forward to some united
cooperation in the name of the Lord
for protection against 'thls terrible
delusion," and asking that an an
nouncement of the convention and
sympathy with its objects be ex-.
pressed from their pulpits. The con-
ference, which is to last for several
days, will be largely attended.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14

The st. Louis Democrat
publishes statistics that Benton
county, Arkansas, largely IN the Ozark
mountains, has this year $4,000 acres
Of apple orchards bearing $780, 900
million bushels, or 1000 carloads of fine
apples, representing a money value Of
sl,5Oo,OO0. These apples are sent
east, TO Canada and, England Even
allowing one-thlrd for shrinkage,
that one county viii receive as much
cash for apples alone asa all Western
Oregon will receive for hops. The
hill lands Of Western Oregon. even to
the very shores OF the Pacific ocean
can be made to produce tine fam and
winter apples for export. With cheap
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14
]. s. FREEBURGER
Insure Your Life

The Independent Order OF Foresters.
Established for 23 years Membership on
May l, 1897, III,722. Surplus, June 1, 1897,
So, 223,326.S9. Age limit, IS to S. years.
Rates as per age from 90 cents to 50 per
thousand. Twelve assessments yearly. Hal3
your policy on total disability and balance at
70 years or at death: All assessments stop at
70 or on total disability Services of Court
physician free. Court Willamette No. I4s.
meets Ist and sd Mondays of each month.
in Forester hall, in Turner block.
Call on or address
FRANK w. POWERS,
IoIm Secretary.
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Editor A. Moltner says in his Port

Editor A. Moltner says in his Port
land Dispatch;
III she Democrats in Oregon had
an honest leader who cared more for
the success of the Democracy than he
did for the political fortune of Mr..
Mitchell, the state would rid itself of
both Republican factions next June :
But, unfortunately for the party, its
would be leaders have unholy en-.
with Mitcheilism, which
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pnblisbeB everv alternate day except Sun

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14

John d. Rockefeller, who has paid
his s25O,eOO subscription TO the Bap-
tist Missionary societies, offered on
condition of their raising the same
amount to pay off their debt. The
question has not been answered
whether any man can make s35, ,OOO,-
900 honestly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14
A Real Blood Remedy.
Oregon's FAIR.

Can be attended for one fare for the
Jund trip from any point on the lines
of the Southert Pacific in Oregon.
The fair opens on September 30. and
closes October s. Nine days. Every
day will be the best. Freternal order
day, October 2, Oregon press Gay,
October 4, pioneer and barbecue day,
October 5, Salam Gay. October 6,
school day, October l. free for all races,
last day, OctObesr s. School day.
October I, children under II years Of
age free. School children over IL
years of age, ten cents.
After harvest you will want rest,
so come to the state fair and enjoy
yourself. One fare for roun trip.
Popular admission of % cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14

water freights to Alaska and cheap
railroad freights to the Atlantic coast
markets, there are millions of wealth
in the Oregon mountain lands, and
as fast as our people can learn to put
up merchantable article the world
is ready to take il.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14
SCrOfula

Is deep-seated blood disease which
all the mineral mixtures in the world
cannot cure. S.S.S. Guaranteed purely
vegetable } is a real blood remedy for
blood diseases and has no equal.
Mrs. Y. T. Buck, of Delaney, Ark, had
Scrofula for twenty-five years and most
Of the time was under the care of the
doctors who could not relieve her. A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-09-14

Even half an average hop crop this
year guarantees creamy business con-
ditions for the Willamette valley for
the next year. The business man who
meets modern demands with modern
methods cannot but succeed.