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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-13

There is no hating in the advance"
says Dun & Co.'s weekly business review.
And we may add there is no halting in the
advance agent
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a business administration beyond ques-
tion-but whose business?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-13

tive source showing that something can be
learned from the farmer who though he
must wrest his crops with great labor from
stony New England soil. finds it profitable.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-13
Cleveland Leader.

There was a girl In our town with cheeks
like verbena
And oh. but she was struck on styie-you
really should have seen heri
She started in upon her name
(When she began twas simply ''Mame"),
And soon Ii grew to May. Marie, Mae,
Marye and Marina
New York Press.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30
THE MARKETS

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

SeiDio vas tine old Roman general,
whose warcry, Carthage delundum
CIT, " has come ringing down the ages.
Carthage must be destroyed, or there
was no pace and security for the RO-
man Republic. So the present court
iluuss methods u tFaDsactlng busi-
ness must be destroyed, or there is no
pelce and security for the Marion
coIuty taxpayers. The publication OF
the doctors bills shows how 'busi-
ness" Il transacted 10 that branch Of
the pauper accounts. The inyestiga-
ton Of other departments would show
the same state of affairs. Faycritism
AMI IOoseness, ,Fscklessness aud extra "
agaase have characterized this ad.
mlnlstratiOn. War must be made on
the utter incOmpetency Of the county
court y transact public business
properly. Because the grand
Jury disagreed. that doesn't
settle the matter. The evil Is still
upon the taxpayers. Unless extir-
plted root and branch, and refOrma-
tlon Of the methods Of auditing,
rseordlng and paying public ae-
c,unts Is made there can be
no peace or security for
TIC honest citizens AMI unprotected
taxpayers Rogues and professional
treasury raiders may keen silent and
express satisfaction But fpr all
Others ths rotten system must be de-
stroyed. II the leaders and managers
OF the Republican party will not take
up this matter and give the people
protection, they doom their party 20
a deserved defeat. Tne people will
and should take the matter up aud
clndem such trayesty on orderly
county government, Meetings are
already called at several places in the
couety and public indignation is Cow
ing AZ seeming indifference Of those
directly responsible 10 political
seUse
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

10 D. !. A. gf-hsnlepn-- 5slI f0r
ran1sr defori1E. - pat@tshes1 Ip
-Taa@Isg-. J0-zVgI- azs asissaken
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IA. fssen eEsr1s5 ard rzid OseE- Of
esgr-e. EEsrAsrdss1 nse4Bt discOGnt 0s
o. ssaa- BsE 10 pabsis records
essg we'd bss an eEsct legal n.esn-
ing Toe p-s5tics q sliOsinz
fzrz- SfscO11ts O bills against the
egaa1g j. g1essi0az5le O0e- Where
ttse 6i.ooUnf - nezriY twice the sgm
zgagEsd. fE iooks A. t55uzh q WOTtF-
Bsss aozysnt bad bsea goIozded upo1
ts.e oognty. TIE docsOrs' bills are
uezrlg ali fOE salem. and IL IL cheaper
- support neWspzpsFs and doctors
os4t = the D1oljc treasury. but it il
not lzHful % igst q eTpedient, and it
ought n0t n Ie lsssefsie8-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30
VI. II. sPEER.
AwOTHER ONE
More anon.

ALAMEDA Cal, June %, 1897.
EDfToE JoUESALs--I shall give q
short description Of Alameda. Ala
media Is situated On the east side Of
the bay, q beautiful city Of 1900,
with its broad streets, pleasant homes
and finest sewerage system known.
Many business men i've here where
they can enjoy quiet rest. No one
should visit California without seeing
Alameda. There are many things Of
Interest 10 the tOurest ia and around
San Francisco. Academy Of Science,
Seal Rock, Governor Barracks Pal
ace hotel, largest and best equipted
10 the city. To one not used TO the
nOise Of great city you would sup
pose by the amount Of people on the
streets that business was good, tut
business men tell me that everything
Is very dull, 20 where you viii, you
see the effects OF the gold standard
empty houses by the hundreds. The
business men OF California are Just be-
ginning 10 find out there Is something
wrong. They are rapidly becoming
educated though, and We may expect
good returns from California, for
silver in the future. The Honorable
w. j. Bryan will speak IN Alameda
on July !. He will meet with a grand
reception, although Alameda gave
Mckinley 5000 majority In NoVem-
Der. Today we have set apart for Wis
itlng Oakland. II we see anything Of
interest there, We shall let the read
ers Of THE JOURNAL know OF it.
RAMBLER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

49, N aes SD Oszerrzzssnf sT a Ma
rs.u Co1sY By
ISIS FRaScEsoo- Cal Js1e =. IssT-
ED7Trz Ior-zxaI--I hefs Saie1 %
IIune 2. b. bat. ~ Ssa Frsn-5-oo.
Rezseaed Pnrszsnd as > ~ Len
Il Psrsizn5 a. 3 . ~ sfth afteen
enarhes. tbe lz1xess Lbru1xt trzin foE
tsfs sszz9n- ard rixhs here - Ne saF
ffor s1Da1mo6EfinZ zs1tIsDanly
spps9ges- TIE SoztherB Pseisc cz1-
nos - sgrpaesed- TIE i0grneT
shrusxa Osszn1 va arz5e nsostlT ~
nlkht- fEouxk - szu m1ch q B0gUe
rir-r Valley TIE pri5e 0f S01theru
Or-r8o. We rsscasd God Hin ~ s-55
an We foond 3. X ChurcbiB ard
family b0cated. hzd q m0ue1s-s en-
Tsrssffoo sfsb him- We had 90 i01r-
uey on Ashland j. a bszgtIf1I city
NessIed Yoa r8izbt sag 10 the f0ot-
hflls q ths S5skiyOl n8oE1tsIzs- We
noE e1ms % the ns0.st fup1ytsnt part
= car f0grDeT- Oar train Ezs divided
as Ashland i1to secIiooz O1e sod tEO
then c1Uue1ced the ASCENT into the
met aid part u oD1ntrY se had
ever sitoessed- The sceoery i sin
1lT grand beyOnd 6escTipt50u- One
-8gst 80 % believe the mighty works
Z nature OFer mId-zir trestles- wind
isZ zTO0nd u1O1ntzin and thFOGzf
tunnels sooo presents 70 view
that n1gazreh q all ne
surveys, Nt Shzst Eith the tTsiu At
an elevation % over 40 feet MI
SHASTA tOHeFinx far sboTe the cIO0ds-
rne scene IL simply soul inspiring, but
ne pass o.. Dext q import i Shasta
Springs. Here people never die
Bentlf1sIy nestled in q little cove f.
the springs- Trains stop ten min
gtes fOT soda That's all the people
drink here. What a rush for the
springs, every passenger with cup 10
hand rush for the fountain gushing
f0rth from the side VI the mountain.
HiZh 10 midair i .he cool and spark
ling soda, forming FzinboWs, ss IL
falls will say % my friends II you
want q summer resort come here
IOn't miss the lOE fare, yOu will never
regret st. Castle CTag must Be seen
% Be appreciated We are nov de-
sending into the Sacramento Valley,
night closes the seenrY, snd We de
scend rapidly across the Oregon and
California state line and enter
the land Of oranges and bananas. Ar
rive at Sacramento az 3a. N. Arrived
1t Oakland Pier, at so .. M Friends
meet us here We cross the bay for
Alemeda where We are now Stopping.
Will now close and IL this escapes the
waste basket.
More anon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30
SAVE YOUR GRAIN

Few realize that each squirrel de
roys sI-5O worth Of grain annually.
Wakelee's : Squirrel and Gopher Fyter-
minator is the most effective and
economical poison known. Price re-
duced % 80 cents For sale by G. ".
Putnam, Steiner Drug Co., Lunn <
Brooks, G. l. L. Baskett and A. I.
Stone. s. W. lO-4m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

IuDlrtsut events 10 the EOrid %
Ieisess are - ,a1ch a part and parcel
Oftiis cgryea. history ~ Ears ard pol
itir& Toe D1aie4tiOn - ths Count
u BDaie CarsstO, o. the completion d
q sketcn ike Dicken's Little Sell, "
o. Harriet Bsecher Slows "TOpsy"
are world events a. much a. the Bat
tie u Banker Hell or the Coronation
Of the Gar. June will be memorable
in literary history for several things
Du MauFieF's Marian" came
% a rather unsatisfactory
clOsc. Bat for his ide0tity
1Itn Il, 10 al autOblOzrzphicaI
relation, it must rank inferior U his
other two novels, Peter IObetsOn and
the Immortal TfilbT. Mis- wilkins
concludes her New England story,
Jerome. A Poor Man" 10 a most
sane and reasonable manner. It's
charm j. for old and young. It Is a
literature % the high plain Of the
universal, on the level Of the common
human interest. Tie third event Is
Frank r. stOcktcn's Great Home Of
Sardis" In the opening chapters he
bids fair 70 surpass in this new work
the adventures o. CAPTAIN Horn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

TIE een1te c1rBnittes rscDuor1erIl'
thzt Boa. H- ~ cortets b. xigsa his
.eat ~ pr anrsassnsns = GoTerns ?
Lord f1 his rixar - sppsfat- 1h'sss
fsITfrts sa1as thzs tbe seazte Nili
.sus " Crssfr He & zvld sssasi
ara m1a. bsss - fsrn-s q narer4te
rarEF zns5 sll 1ea ssra1E sggysgter
- NeEfnlsT sd-linsstrsth1n- He pns-
sea.ess ffe rsass em7rens qgslfSesti0rls
~ Eepa5llzs1 =e1zss.g ffaC. Orezl1
zr sAfs sire BE WiD be especially
aas.rsahae - N~u EeEisr5 ard ire
graf F1srezzi rsaters zr.I t0aer -
ssrsnzta fs ssslsiuirz t1s Sslicg -
pr0cgeinx prosperity ard Coa15ehsc-
~ the gid ssssdzr5 t,seary- Nckin-
5eyrnsss G9Tsrnor Jo-1 z great Se1t-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

Trs e1E5so0est csurrs q Gfl-it1
rugufF is ~ NayvfIs-
CTe- IrTius- an AIsa1E P.zFsrs has
jrss paSd SIZE sor . fEte-
Coza-ass cs1ntg tszchers i1st5tU-e
Il 10 se~sao st CLstsEauie tais sex
rnfsa Hool.. uill has iust -
eefuzs5 zZaal fest @ Ilm5e- from 4
Eiu-
L5-snsss rs-s f-soed il EIzsos %
tuo dfrsszut usu % usd The ssDe
ladT.
The WacoErz-1s EiI par The "a
.Isn team at Gsrrafs "a ths Fourta
q JulF.
Winam H-Lr-l. ot Gals Geek
Ia-t hI- -, tro ossl 5T Lightning
iast FrsitT-
Thguss y ~ an oi1 timer q
P9TacL a-31 e. r-l--- sllt himseH
ia ED-tlzo1 3 5ly-
So-ae ulz-.-sa-- lE II..a-1ook p1inted
Nr. Lsr-sa-s 1gz. ~ tl1. city rcd.
uhIte aaI b.1e- IHs oUner wants
% prosecute
Ihe Cres-s-t fl-rl1E NIL AZ Forest
GrDre. has cs1-trlctel 2 nsE dam.
buiIf a Do al Eare house. and added
nea mz-Lt1zrY-
It fs reported st Astoria. That the
Ssberman-s neH cznEery hs- I'D %
90 cases - ssI.nol % a Segtch firm.
The prize j. sid % 5e s+s czes-
Tee thJ--slI -4-izs q w91l, agzre-
gstinz 5-1-lJg 1o1l5s have been pIr-
Chased 5y X s-Il .1l * Coat HeppDer
for from . t5 2 cents pr pond
TIE WI-Iln-tte p. ? a1I Paper Co.
Of O-egJ1 Cs-y L4s plrsh1~-d = acres
q land 20 ra.se y5lng cottonwood
tree> - S-pE -.p-S lpr the paper
mills
Ark df ~ contest Las bee1 ar
ranged % So Place at Sumpter On
the Fo1r1a. 5et1ea1 the teams q
the BJ1anzI and R8chzel mines sOr
$40.
!. ". TEz-E, 81, u Logan. has been
guardian of his father. &.
l. Tracy, vino i sJ years old, and has
a failing mind. The inventory Of the
estate vas Gled, snd il i found to
consist Of $3.50 in cash and certificates
Of deposit.
The horse clnaery a, Lewiston,
near Portland. i running again at
full blast. Several thousand cyUses
are already ia the corrals 'and work
has been c0mmenced TO Ill heavy
orders. Most of the horses are 10
good order and have been bought at
from sI.5O 70 $50 per head.
The b0iy Of Isaace Ha.Oren was
found On the ocean bea:h one and
miles from the Bandon light
house. There were found upon his
person one silver watch, one fish hook
and s2-2j in silver. His book shows
that he was member Of the Union
Packers Association Of the Columbia
river.
NJ. {. Ramsey, a brother otex-judge
Ramsey, Of McLinnville. died at his |
come in Lafayette. at p. m. Mon !
lag, Of consumption. Deceased was
1Orn ia Monroe county, Ia, in
october, 1873, and came TO Yamhiu
.Ounty, ia 1877, and had since been a
Of this county.
Last night J. c. Moore & Co.'S store
n Greenyille, was broken into, and |
z in l-cent pieces was taken from |
he till. The pOstoffice is also kept |
n the store, and s. in scent and To-
ent pieces was stolen from the 0 flee.
other articles were taken which
night, in the aggregate, the firm
links, amount to 500.
WANTED-A good heavy team Of
lorses with harness and wagon at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30
ANOTHER POTATO PoET.

---fCAAA@AA ~
Mine eyes are now so blinded
That things look almost, like mud.
Please tell me, are these tariff blooms,
Or, blooms upon the spud.
Can you tell me what this light IS:
1t shines 50 like the moon:
Are its rays from Growers panic
Or is this McKinley's bOOm:"
II tiWes get much more prosperous,
And dare say there is room;
III be TO my knees in clover,
When my spuds have shed their bloom
But say, dear frinds, protect me.
II count my chicks too soon,
For sure poor ''GrOyer's panic
Looks like Nc Hanna's boom"
But II spud blooms win make conf,
dence,
And clear away this gloom,
So can see more clearly
How TO escape the doom
or getting into Growers panic"
Or cen McKinley's boom.
Ill gather spud blooms all this month
And store them away in jars,
Then buy friend Mitchell's senate
road
And ship blooms and spuds to mars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

THE COUNTY CAMPAIGN-Will soon
be here but men OF all parties
should not become so interested in
politics that 10 purchasing cigars
they will overlook the home product.
The La Corona is generally conceded
as superior 10 all other 10 cent cigars
IN the market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30
Cheap for Cash.

We desire TO inform the public that
We have reduced all blacksmith work
10 the lowest terms, for cash we will
shoe horses with new shoes for 81 and
resetting IS cents all repair work re-
duced 10 suit the times.
SMITH 4 KING,
s. w. Cor. State aud Front Streets
Salem 6-l4-dl&Wtf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

Reports of grasshOpper damages
10 Morrow couuiy's fields, are con-
iirmed. II Is now said that there will
be no grain raised 10 the northern
part OF the county this year, and but
a small amount OF hay, the grass
hoppers having destroyed everything
IN sight,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

CoFFOLENE.-Is now retailed at %
cts, and nOOther substitute for Coffee
approaches il as fine Health drink
and cheap one. Try il and be con-
WINGED Of It's merits. 6-9-irns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30
Feed Drops "MuehIy.' :

Bran aud Shorts are cheaper than
corn. Price OF mill feed greatly re-
duced. Call at the mill for quotations.
Delivered. free Ia quarter ton lots.
SALEM FIGURING MILLS Co.
6-lS-dtd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

PRESENT OPPORTUNITIES Should
never be neglected but should be
made best Of. A splended OppoFtun-
ity Is afforded you daily OF purchas-
ing 3 high grade OF groceries at Bran
son X Cos. Embrace the opportunity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30
i-RAYS,
On the WsbfOOt Politicians.
Indecea5saf c0zns1t o. People
n Stzts ard Nztioa.

WI the peor5s 80 psE ths bills
ho55 a mass neetfnE- and So hoE
bs5ly tEleT have beeu rD55s,is ? TbsF
car zscsrtai1-
Stiu The potat9 paetsE e1asEnUss 60
bloon- II tbe-gIeid . sV15s = any
thing ike The crup q verses SEAT thls
o71e- u oue aIII - hungry.
The American X Ray JgGrnal~ for
Jnne has i1st ben received
Tue politicians uh.y are running the
teachsrs fnszftates f9r al there - Ia IL
g0t = DE they did Eot hsrvzfn for
wbe1 they frvfted Rev. Lindssy %
talk 10 then
-.
Laayers- c0otrsetOTs and ring cd
ItOTs are not the only ones who know
hos. There are doctors who can
drzE a biH against the county.
The county ought 70 spend at least
a. much for -four and bacOn a. for
patent medicine fOr the poor.
-.
Marion county has a promising
young bar. The district attorney Is q
Silver Bryan Democrat and his part
ner is a Mckinley Republican: bat
both have nOS warm place 30 the
afectiOas Of the taxpayers by the
vigorous manner in which they pTUs-
ecuted the court house investigation.
Confidence has finally sir1-E salem.
A prominent business man auo0unces
he will give no credit after July l.
-
The case against Juryman Town.
send was finally dismissed. II now
leaks out that when arrested, Town
send was not % badly intoxicated but
vas only 10 a veTy laxative mood.
Some Of Judge TerFell's friends
were standing by, AID deemed IL best
. haTe Townsend taken in charge be-
fore he should reveal some startling
facts regarding tie court house inves-
tigatiOn that followed.
"All things come To him who waits. .
Don't you believe IL. You must hus-
tie while you wait Your trade isn't
what it ought % be. Your co,npeti-
tors advertise aud hustle for business
while you wait. You must advertise,
too. II you are not acquainted with
The JOURNAL ''X Ray" let a trial
order prove that you have lost money
by not knowing it sooner.
Ex-Grand Juror Townsend ought 10
have pretty steady io5 around the
court house unless there is new deal.
-
The Salem Statesman yesterday
gave Judge Terrell the hardest hit
yet. 1t published his ricture.-Al-
bany Democrat.
sNOTuUp EsoT aTC r9r,tysr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

Any ONE CJNTEllLATING A TRIP
60 --- tz-- kz-szs Ei.l lez-- s--=--- -1
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-ec C---z---sl s--zec- = 1EW
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

WANTED-A good heavy team Of
horses with harness and wagon at
Labor Exchange. 6-25-lW
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

F-E SAL I've hare y ere -r--sr1 %
-r- bear-z a-1 u hgt s-1-= q c----Vz-l1--
CIe= CD r1s.-Ece ard So --es .ra1 S1--1.
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5-u. szss z-z 1.c- t1-1-rT. S1-sz 9 = q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

r. Er T.=z5 El1's- 1ss7s a. S--r-
-- -Ee tE -EE q
Any one C1NTEELATING A TRIP
--- - 80 Ez-szs u5 I-z-- s----.-- -1
-t-- z1Tz-z-z II s--l-sa-g g Mllif.
-1c C---z---sl 5-rzrt- = 1lW
FOR SALE--TTs hare y ere cr-tsrf i-
---- t.sar-z s-5 j. hzgk F-s-= u czllrz-au--
C1z= CD ros.1-ce ard - ---es ir11 S1lc-.
VII Hs -rsz1- I----s q Hz-se- A l4s1-
t-1, szz1 z-1 1eo- i1-c-rg- o1-=1- = 1
WANTED. r-15. s.zza tl-s * Il--Ie r
Eoo6 I--z1-s G 7. z. M--EEF. Is Iii-
Fz--1-y, Nor-h saisl- = u g.
WANLED-I-s-. s.r o. T,-toriz. Her
E-izu z15 Dl4-1ci I--c--=." CvsfiJElug
u5.5 Is.=s- z-t r-1ss- F5-r1-- C1--z rs
re e-51rse1 b7-zrzphF q Hzr Messy. W1lh
z--ts--i- FL s-5zv Ct hz- r=-zrkzole re- u.
s-5 FIJI s1c5z-t q ths BzE-ud TE5llee-
DulT 81 .. Be lccE Irc-e--ozs Ce1sEd,
E.1-z-zz f-r aze--s. Coc-lss--1 90 per c--t-
Cr-5r gwen. Freels psl- Ourf- FREE
W.f-- c-cE f1r o--E- sEi csrrI-1ry. IHE
DOlINION COMPANY, DsFss :. $50 Dear
ten =, C-i-ag7. 2t-I1
.POLYIECHNIC SUMNER SCHOOL Be
- =. l----.,--., -, -. -
=Tsry --r-Ez as s'cl-cE. ]. ]. krzps.
Q z5-I1'
PAS ACE 10 HE T0EST--T V5TI -7Es
,z- mss fror1 >zlz1 tor5e coast Cood
-zz-. cos-rs1 ~ ard al sc-oc 7lz.i1us
-z-ezzsry. Ezs-re a. WIEins' Bszzzr
F,l--s r=zs5uz5-s Wn- Pluz 6I5Iu
Il HAVE = GOOD MONEY MIXING
---1 r-t- 1--s - 20 east
sl -zs- --' r. -l = Hl- tr--
1- -T --r-- Wr-= t-ls paPi-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

salem Branch les Of the- Labor Exchange.
are nov prepared TO furnish a. sh5r. notice
sznt ard Gravel Ct any grade, and o. the
0est quality, and in any quantity. Telephone
i75' 2S-Im
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

I vTANTED -To t-15- dan Is 1r ll--l< r
{ zo1d. I--zlrs e E A--ELF. lt Iii-
I Fz---rT. N1r-1 -aie-- = II 3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30
John {. WRIGHT

Having disposed OF my mer-
chandise business. l wish TO
state that l can still be found
at my Office in the old Pioneer
Grocery. L propose to devote
my time to the Insurance bus
ness, and write policies IN the
best companies known. All
persons indebted 10 me please
call ana settle al once and
save expense OF collection.
5 - MI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

Mrs. y. B. SCOTT. .-Stzn0grzphe ana
typewriter, roon Q. over Lad1 i Bush's
baak ProEpt attention % al clz-ses Of WOrk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

nd ship blooms and spuds to mars,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

POLYTECHNIC SUMNER SCHOOL BE-
s51s MAY 1-s 5. Fr=. c11vzyzn-. vili
le g. c---sr 1s C1z0sSz-z ara C0t-zg= street,
=T1ry ---u1g 4 S s'cl-ck. J. J. KrzPs.
z--I1'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

VII the pecr8s 80 psE TIE bills
bid q mzss meetfnz- and 80 h8W
hs5lY tfsF have beel rDdtesi ? TbeF
car zscertaf1-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

The Salem Statesman yesterday
gave Judge Terrell the hardest hit
yet. II published his ricture.-Al-
bany Democrat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-30

Lsaysrs. c01tFsstOTs and ring cd
itOTs are nOt tt'e Only ones who knOW
hOg. There are doctors Who can
draw a 5iH against the county.