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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
AN lklSh LOVE SONG.

In the years about twenty
(When Kisses are p'entyl
I he love or an Irish lass fell TO my fate
SO wiIsome slightly,
so saucy and sprighty,
The priest was prophet that christened her Kate
Sot gray of the dawning,
Br blue CT the mOrBi g,
The sweet Cf her We there nothing to mate;
nose like fairy's,
cheek Ike a che ry's,
And smile-weu her Smll Was like-nothiny bu
Kate
To see her was passion,
TO iovr her. the fashion;
What wonder my neart WAS unwilling to walt!
AID, darn ng to owe her,
l soon did discover
Katharine masking in mischtevous Kate.
No KATY unrnly,
But Ka: hsrine truly
Fond, serious. patent and even sedate;
Wi glow in her glad
Tia bAnlShe sadness
Y ct stay Should credit The sunshine to Kate?
Love cannot outlive II,
ga tn cannot o'ergive it
That saucy surrender she made the gate
Time. be but human
spare the girl in the woman!
Nou gave me m ka hariue-ieave me my Kate
ROBERT UNDERwoOD JOHNSON in The Novem
Ter Century
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
WHY FEAR THE BOSSES?

common with people who desire 20 promote the
material interests Francisco by securing adoption
of charter THE CALI sincerely that the various
political examinations of the city, including The Citizens Com
of One Hundred, way
the selection OF nOnpartsan Board OF Freehoders We
believe that the prospects of which be sub
mItted would have greatly strengthened by nonpoca
action the part of those authorized by law to nominate
Freehoders. Partisan making having
failed often it seemed that well policy
dictated unpopular. Consequently as
readers know modest strongly advocated a
elements for the general good.
But it appears that counsel rejected
ties and factions going to nominate Freehoders Last
night Committee selected candidates. who
it is said will indosed by Sullivan DemocracJ. The
regular Democrats regular Republicans the Buckley Popu
lists and several other parties tickets in the field
Probably the ballot will of forty fifty citi
less qualified for of making charter.
We assured that all parties and factions will endeavor
name their most representative therefore, it is
tremey probable that the the election December
27 will have list exceptional excellence
The election will conducted according law, which pro-
vides for Australian ballot, be
auspices of the Board of Election Commissioners All this
being apprehension
the Sullivan Democracy political
will capture The Freenoders2 This sheet constantly filing
the with alarming individuals are
schemng to get hold of the Feehoders With childish per-
slstency every morning shouts Bos Boss
charges in general way the defeating
civil lv'e reform and fixing the charter that the local
corporations take of the city. How
done with the absolute of selection the han
people? There will be forty fifty
the ticket How the people placed of the
facts regarding candidate
be free from conoha is provided peo pie
boss-made charter?
Whenever the devil dons the livery OF heaven in which
dispense his favors,
hand which will not bear invest alton. So may
IDENTITY be assumed that when boodling
the contamination OF $4,000 railroad begin
bIyi he
something crooked the wind especially the
facts of the situation demonstrate that
whatever to fear tho bosses We preferred
part action the nomination of Freeholder but
that cannot be perfectly willing submit
Of board from the nominees of all parties the people In
doing this bound with suspicion the
the of political faction which seeks public
attention from the character and fitness of candidates
shouting Boss and assang the integrity OF all candidates
except those upon its ticket Unless
taken in matter of public business such is now in
hand the people will place stamp of disappoyal upon
that kind OF work.
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Flashes OF FUN,

Doctor-The residents OF this city require a
change of air at least once year.
Composer-Thats what; every one is sick oi
"Sweet Rosie O'Grsdy. Up to Date.
1t is said to console when he loses
h is money, that he is now in position to find
out who are his friends That is no consola-
tou; a man is happiest when he doesn't have
to know who his friends are.-Atchison Kan
Globe.
Hello, old fellow. I'm glad to hear that
your wife is we'll. Didn't the doctors tell her
she couldn't recover ?''
"Yes, and if they'd told her that she must
get well she would have fooled them just as
badly. l saved her by telling them her dis.
position. Detroit Free Press.
Everything seems to go cOntrariwlse," said
the ship-bui der. gloomlly.
"What's the matter?'
when we build man. ot-war it goes straIgh t
TO the bottom, and when we turn out su b.
marine torpedo-boat it sticks TO the surface
like life -preserver. er."-Washingt ton Star
Critlc-Where did you get the idea of that
story?
Author-Out of my head
Critic-Gracious, how glad you must be that
It's sout.-Philadelphia Call
''The horse has another point Of superiority
over the wheel"
What is it?"
when horse is getting ready TO shy at
anything you can tell it by his ars."-Chicago
Record.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
YELLOW FEVER AND CLEAN STREETS

TNLESS OF the authenticated New
Orleans absolutely false there believing
sufficient foundation exists for the generally
theory that yellow fever epidemic the
and houses. One of the city Dav
States recently published elaborate communication the
subject in the of which the writer said:
will be noticed that present
districts Of
that district
fifth from the taken the premises
only held It's spread
present be considered locality epidemic
that section of the city bounded Basin
uptown Orleans avenue
which portionis found majority
filth no
claim being possibly
IA has had little any, cleaning done.
stirred
backs yellow section or
portions
and carried
From these facts which to be undisputed,
draws The conclusion that fever have habta-
tons in the filth and refuse of the cutters and
CITY, and would there they
the stirring Of those places during cleansing
He therefore suggests cutters un-
disturbed from June until FROST nothing
the of publication during that me except bear
use of disinfectants.
1t is quite likely that wisdom is to be found in the
suggestion Sanitary regulations excellent
but the app cation of them ought vary
in cool climate be injurious weltering heats of
the tropics Processes employed advantage in regions
the atmosphere dIy pernicous where the
is moist and hot and night New Orleans cannot with
safety follow Northern cities sanitary practices
closely she would be wise to do in things
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
CALIFORNIA FRUIT IN LONDON.

1t seems that tie great drawback TO our
fruit gaini ing greater foothold in England Is
owing to the freight rates being so high that
by the time The fruit arrives in London only
the we'll to-do can afford 10 purchase the same.
The fruit arrives in tine shape. even in better
condi ion than that coming from within
few miles of London, and if only the price
could be brought low enough for the middle
classes TO purchase the same California frult
would be consumed in preference 10 all otner.
Ii remains with the railroad and steamship
companies whether or not the English mar
ket will become a prof abe one to the Cali
fornia grower. The fruit Industry OF this
State is cecoming larger every year. and the
growers must have good markets to dispose o.
same. We feel sure If these companies put
their heads together they can lower the freight
sufficiently for both the grower and trans
porter to make a reasonable profit
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

There will naturally be interest taken By the public
in the OF economy Southern Pacific induglng in
the public sometimes travel and has TO
keep it, bones intact Whether it discharge
walkers and let take their chances
smash the walkers and thus safeguard
to be problem engaging the minds o railroad
officials We would suggest that de cson be left popular
and predict that in this the mble
will have back again
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELoF
y eM York Press

A man may be careless about big things, but
he is lots neater than woman.
1t is too bad folks can't get vaccinated for
love the way they do for smallpox.
No girls skirt hangs near so nice behind as
she thinks 1t d oes when she looks sideways at
1t in the shop windows.
The main advantage about a course of Del
sarte lessons is that it is supposed 10 help a
girl 10 describe new nat gracefully.
A woman's ideal OF married life is generally
an old couple in their dotage that sit around
a meals squeezing each others hands under
the table
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
VOICE FRoM THE voIcELEss.
Chicapn Trirnna

Can the dunno be made to speak? Inventor
Ber iner says they can, and that, too, without
much difficulty. He devised an apparatus
which he asserts viii produce sound in the
mouth, and with its aid all mute Will have
TO do to talk as well as anybody is TO go
through the motions of articulation with the
tongue, lips and teeth. OF course, the speech
will be in a monotone but it will serve all
practical purposes. II this is true, the inven-
lion will be of great value. The scientists
should now set TO work to discover some way
to make the dear hear. That ought not TO be
any more difficult than it is to make the
dumb talk and when the way is found it will
be of far greater value, for mutes are few,
bat deaf persons are numerous.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
CALIFORNIANS in CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-At the Great Northern
F. d. Bates, San Francisco. At the Leland
A. L. Richards and wife, Miss NJ. Richards,
Miss f. Richards, San Francisco; II. ii. Eddy,
Santa Barbara At the Auditorium Annex
Mrs. i. d. Keesing, San Francisco; j. H.
Thompson and wife, Miss Tllhe Trengove,
Miss Careleta Tyrrell and G. A. Nutting, Oak .
land; c. n. Sterry, Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
BOOMING A SUrmEn RESORT

Boston Herald.
DR.. Nansen appears TO be booming the
Arctic regions as a great health resort. Ac-
cording 10 his testimony the atmosphere of
the frozen zone is absolutely free from all
disease germs, and no such thing as bacilli or
microbes can survive there. 1t will have to
be allowed that this is handsom recon-
mendation, though II is somewhat hampered
by the danger of freezing to death.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
WOES OF COUNTESS Won HHJZFELDJ.

half-brother of the father of the husband OF
OF Coils P. Huntington complains persistently
and publicly Of the hard-hearledness of the
foster father of the wife Of her fathers half
brotners son.
Which sounds rather involved. and is,
truly, not little difficult of comprehension.
But the degree OF relationship subsls1ng
between Coun tess Olga OF Chicago, of Cincin-
natl, OF New York, of the Otpheum-of any
place but Hatzfeldt-and Coils 7. Hunting ion
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
"Call,, Bux. sixteen 1xneuriters.

Mr.. W. S. Leake, manager San Francisco
CALL placed en- order with L. & NJ. Alexander.
ITO Montgomery street, for sixteen 16) No. 2
Smith Premier Typewriters. These machines
are to be used in their editorial rooms. After
thoroughly investigating all machines the
Smith Premier WAS accepted on account OF
the simplicity OF its construction, It's dura-
bilitY and the neatness OF It's work.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

JoKEs-T ]. B., City If you have real good
Jokes and wish TO dispose OF them you must
submit them to some reputable newspaper or
periodical that desires to use such. No edllor
viii receipt su ch without passing on them ana
no repuia bic edItor will after having declined
them make use OF them.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

One of tn, widest that srayed across the Rio
Gande border that detailing scheme England
to furnish million immigrants 10 Mexico Americans are
be The Interesting feature that anv body
should such expect to be
believed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
IMPRISONED IN ARCTIC ICE.
Merced STAR.

Arctic whalers are ice-bound and in danger
OF death in consequence. The San Francisco
CALL broke the sad news TO the State and
nation, Offering at the same time to furnish
supplies for Their relief provided a vessel
could be had to TRANSPORT them. The Calitor-
word to Secretary Long OF the Navy to equip
and dispatch a revenue cutter or other vessel
to the rescue of the slilors, who number
several hundred.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

MOTHER LANGUAGES. r. G., San Jose, Cal.
II has never been definitely determined
which is the mother language OF the world
Ethnologis.s IS differ, es languages can be traced
back only SO lar ana then halt has to De
called.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
ANSWERS TO CoRRE E9FONDENTs

..scoNcHIN" MALoNEY-R II. A., City. Inc
Eastern address OF ''Sconchin" Maloney Is
New York City.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

SPECIAL information daily to manufacturers
business houses and public men by the PresI
Clipping Bureau ALIENS $40 Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

CATHOLIC MASS. r. G San Jose, Cal Inc
Roman Catholic mass is celebrated In Out one
language, the Latin.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

TINE to order Plum Pudding for Thanksgiv-
ing at Townsend's, Palace Hotel building. =
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

AS A preventive OF Bright's disease drink
Watson's Scotch Whisky.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13


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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

By way settling question OF the sug-
that Durrans attorneys expect get reward in
heaven may be wholly useless
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

Low horehound cough syrup for coughs
and colds, price 10c, All Sansome st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

OF people will have less fun high
ordinance but equally of the is good
thing 1t should be igdy enforced and ignoring
deserves have millinery gently but firmly lifted off even
il Of the hair with it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

Suicides among young becoming so common
that the for them has disappeared They longer
interesting.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

Justice in this country look herself unbush.
ingly until few of the brand
pant in Ohio have been lynchcd
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
COUNSEL TO THE ERRING.

TITO give the any idea of inducing
that reform would be. OF course a waste of time
might consistent in its knayerv and
avoid becoming ridiculous For
the foreign New York Herald
takes opportunity this service
often it Such conduct is not surprising but
of bad policy When yellow journalism has direct
ends EARTH Andree's balloon teephone
connection with Mars correspondents sitting
Europe prelates smuggle the Vatican
breakers who shortest notice through BILE
walls and maids orlorn why should it take
advantage Of the facilities employed by decent
papers? Why should it at the against
thing is busy engaged in committing larceny upon? Such
conduct ingrutude and this reckoned Besides
Herdlds cable be CALL where it can
be read without the being through
contact with column after column of Durranse rawlings
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

POSTAGE sTAMps-A. j. S, City There is no
law that prohibits private citizens from re-
ceiving postage stamps in payment of goods
SO and then disposing OF the stamps so re-
cetved at less than face value. This depart
ment cannot inform you OF any place where here
YOU could dispose OF stamps. Mhen me GOV
eminent has once been paid for stamps ii cares
not what the purchaser does with them +; ne
may use them on letters or packages or may
give Them aWay ii SO disposed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

BEST peanut taffy in the world, Townsend's.~
"Why on earth are they encorlng this
woman?"
"Perhaps they see that she wants practice"
Pick-Me-Up.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

CREAM mixed candies, 25c b, TOwnsend's,-
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

H1sToRy-s. R. G., San Jose, Cal. Not being
in the confidence OF those who have written
history this department is unable to state
why historians ''havo not given more glowing
accounts OF the Slavonians when they existed
IS a nation" There are number Oh DOCKS
that trea at length OF these eople as nation. %
A. tbs rresent time there is nothing on the
political board tn would lead one 10 thlnk
that S.ayoufa viii rise again TO the stallon 1t
once held when 1t was q Kingdom.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

IN attempting to prejudice the anti-annexatonss the
Chronicle procues dispatch from Washington the effect
the gobbng of Hawaii opposed only by the sugar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-26
J. ]. Dalrymple 6 Co.
OREGON PERSONALS.

Geo. F. Rodgers i in Portland.
Rev. P. c. Hetzler was in Portland
toiay.
J. VI. woodruff Is ia Marion for a
fe days
Miss Maggie Anderson has returned
from Albany.
Mrs W. D. Pugh has gone to Seat
Il on a short visit.
C.P. Bishop spent Sunday with his
family II this city.
Banker E. P. McCOrneck returned
home this morning.
LII. Van Wrinkle came down from
Halsey this afternoon.
H.. OttenheiDer, the hOpbuyer,
spent Sunday ia Albany.
sccrotary Of State II. r. Kincaid
ent SUNDAY al Eugene.
Deputy Sheriff F.. Z Cooper went
70 Gates, today, on business.
Miss Vida MastOu, Of Albany, is
thu guest Of Miss Edna Price.
DR.. ]. Y. Smith j. home from an
OYer-Sunday visit at Newport.
Gec. ". Harris, the barber. has re-
turned from an outing by the seaside.
Mrs. r. a. Kirk went 10 ST Paul,
tOday,tO visit relatives for few days.
Mrs. Z. b. McElroy, who has been
visiting Salem friends, returned 10
Eugene, today.
Mrs. S. A. Gibson, OF Turner, is the
guest OF her son, d. W. Gibson, OF the
Salem police force.
Miss Lena Brandt. Of the orphans
home, went to Newport this morning,
for weeks outing.
James L. Appelgate, OF St Louis
No, is the guest Of his cousin Mrs
J. A. Appelgate Of this city.
Joe Rotenberg, who has been en-
ployed in Fl. G.. Meyers tOnsorial par
l'rs. has left for San Francisco.
Rev. W. S. Holt, who occupied the
Presbyterian church pulpit, Sunday,
returned TO Portland this morning.
Chas. CusIck, the asylum druggist,
went TO Albany today, and expects
soon 70 visit Nicarauga on a vacation
tour.
Mrs. Ira r. Chandler, OF ClaremOnt,
n. H., and Mrs. a. j. Stevens, OF
Boston, Mass, are guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Chandler, on Cot
iage street.
Arthur Lawrence will start to-
morrow for Clondyke, representing
Lang & Co. the Portland grocery
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-26
Walter L. Main Shows

The above famous shows will appear
in all their vast entirety at Salem on
Tuesday, July 27, for one day only.
IL is composed Of the very best per-
formers the world affords. The men,
agerie department comprises the most
through collection OF rare wild beasts
ever placed on exhibition in America.
it's an acknowledged fact among
the shOwmen Of the world, that the
great Walter l.. main shows, as
organized for the season OF 1897, are
vastly superior 10 anything in the
way OF attended amusement institutions
IL is the opportunity OF lifetime. The
hippOrdrOme department is made a
special feature aud Surpases anything
ia the way of spirited speed contest
seen since the days OF ancient Rome.
IL is participated in by score OF lady
aud gentlemen jockeys, chariot
drivers, Roman standing riders
clown races elephants aud camel
races, dog and pony races, man
against horse races, aud in fact every
kind OF race known 10 man.s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-26
Dress Goods Sale

sIOO Pattern Suits-Eight yards,
and handsome styles, reduced TO So a
pattern.
p Cents a Yard-Stylish checks,
blue and white, and green and white.
20 Cents Yard-A line lot OF all
wool mixtures, worth 35 cents yard,
now going at % cents yard.
10 Cents Iard-All our Is cent
dimities and percales.
White Lawns SwisSes, India Lin
ems In endless variety, from Zoe. 10 25c.
yard.
Boys Red Lace Shoes Just received
a good line OF red shoes for boys aud
men. Also Goodyear welt in up-to-
date style in mems shoes for $3.50 a
pair. Call and see IL.
STANDARD Designers For August
Now In- 10 cents copy or 50 cents a
year. Standard patterns will arrive
next week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-26

THE RED MEN DEFEATED.-In an
exciting game Of baseball Saturday
at Portland the dusky Red Men of
the Chemawa Indian Training school
met a disastrous defeat at the hands
OF the NJ. A. A. c., niue. The score
was % to l3 in favor Of the Portland
team. The Multnomah team, hav-
ing once defeated the Orions, Of Van
couver, now claim the championship
Of the Northwest and probably of the
Pacific coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-26
Makes Him Feel Young.

For some time l suffered with
great weakness and was not able TO
walk. | could not sleep nights and
did not have any appetite. One day q
friend advised me TO take Hood 5
Sarsaparilla and l did 50. After
taking five bottles my health was
wonderfully improved. Hoods Sar-
saparilla has made me feel young
again" II. ketas. e2l Yesler Way,
Seattle, Washington.
HOOd's Pills are easy 10 take. p
cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-26

house. for whom be has been travel
ing the past year
Mr. and Mrs. @. ". Collins, Miss
Esther Collins. Miss Del Hsrritt,
Miss Oskie Matthews aBd Frank Har-
nit we're among the Szlemites return
ing from Gladstone Park on Saturday
evening
Miss z 7. smith. who for several
years has been prominently identified
sith the Salem public schools. leaves
touizhI for Ventura, Cal, Ehere she
all loczte temporarily. in bOpes that
= change q climate may improve her
impaired health
il. McDona'd,Of Chicago, manager
u tbt CJotineutal Insurance con-
pany. accompanied by Special Agent
IS. J. Wilson, q Portland, i in this
city. visiting the oOmpany's local
agent Mrs Geo. NJ Beeler.
Grand Master and Mrs. ;. A. Nc
Fsd6en. Mr. and Mrs John Moir. Mrs
Al Brown. ". 7. Bel, D. L Green
aud William Armstrong returned,
saturday evening, from Portland,
= here they attended the sessions Of
the i. o L. W. grznde lodge.
D. ". Matthews, Uf this city, has
received the appointment, through
Binger Hermann, commissioner Of
the United States Land Office, Of
United states examiner Of the Chip
ava pine lands, in Minnesota.
The territory over which Mr.. Mat
thews will have oversight consists Of
400, 900 acres and the salary for the
Office is 81, 900 per year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-26
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Grand Mountain Picnic and Fishing
Exclusion

Grand Mountain Picnic and Fishing
Excursion
10 the Santiam river. At the request
OF many lovers of this beautiful
scenery the Sunday seaside excursion
train for July 25, VIII be abandoned
and mountain excursion train will
leave Philomath at a. M; Bryant,
S:l0 a. m: Munkers, 7:15 a. m; Shell
burn, $40 a. m; Kingston, 8:35 a. M;
Lyons, s:59 a. m., Mill City, 9:20;
Gates, 9;27; Mimic, 9:33; Niagara, $40;
Medill, 10; Berry, 1910, arrive at De-
trOit 1925 a. IN. returning: leaves De-
troit at $50 p. m; leaves Berry at 5:35
p. u.
In order TO place this trip within
the reach Of every one, the extremely
low rate of 81 for the round trip from
PhilOmath, Corvallis, Albany and
points east to KingstOn; Lions, Mill
City. Gates and Mimic, so cents; other
points east one fare. This will be
the only excursion to the mountains
this seaeOn, and for natural scenery
lovers will be the most delightful trip
Of the year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-26

An INTERESTING ADDRESS. .-ReY.
". ). Holt, Of Portland, occupied the
pulpit OF the First Presbyterian
church Sunday. For a number Of
years the reverend gentleman was a
missionary in China, having but re-
Gently returned TO assume manage
ment Of the Portland Chinese Mission,
and his experience among the oriental
heather enables him 10 intelligently
discuss the customs Of this people,
Sunday morning Rev. Holt gaye a
highly interesting talk on the diff
Guilty experienced by missionaries in
preaching the gospel in this foreign
land. From the fact that equally
as much depends in the pronunciation
as in the correct construction Of
Of the words, it is especially difficult
for an American TO become familiar
with and fluent in the Chinese dialect.
A single word in the Chimes language
by slightly changing its pronunciation
has s separate and distinct mean
ings. The address was very interest
ing and was given the profound atten-
tion Of a large audience.