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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-18
W. Il. G. Fair and Festival.

The Womans Relief Corps, of Hot
Springs, will give a fair and festival
for the benefit of their relief fund,
about the 14th of December. The en-
tire affair will have military setting
and no trouble will be spared to make
it a fitting "Peace Jubilee" of the or.
der. They ask the public to bear in
, mind the object and to be liberal with
Peace offerings, Assistance for our
fair gratefully received from every.
body.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEES.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-18

Thanksgiving Dance.

The fire department is arranging for
ball on Thanksgiving night at city
hall. The boys always have a grand
time at their parties. and they propose
to outdo all past efforts in this Thanks
giving party. They are entitled to the
help of the community financially, and
for those who love dancing this will be
an opportunity to have a fine time,
and also help the fire laddies.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-18
Propo..l. for Wood,

Sealed proposals for furnishing 30
cords of green body four foot, to be
delivered at the court house in Hot
Springs, will be received before II
O'Clock, noon. Nov. %, 1898. The com.
mittee appointed BY the board to open
said bids reserve the right to eject
any or all bids. By order Of Board OF
County Commissioners.
w. II. STANLEY,
County Auditor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-18
Club women's Federation.


The regular semi-annual meeting of
the Black Hills Federation of Women's
Clubs was held yesterday, Qast Friday
afternoon at the Olympic club rooms.
Between seventy five and one hundred
ladies and two lonely men were pres
ent. The clubs represented were the
Round Table, Thursday and Culture
clubs of Deadwood, the Lead City
Woman's club, the Shakespeare and
Travellers clubs of Hot Springs, the
Current Events club of Rapid City,
and the Tuesday Study club of White
wood.
The progIame opened with u mando-
lin solo, New York Belle" and "Ken-
lucky Babe," by Miss Peas, accompan-
led by Mrs. Memer. 1t was rendered
in Miss Pease' usual delightful manner,
and was enthusiastically received.
The address of welcome on behalf of
the Culture club, the entertaining club,
was made by Mrs. Bullock, and on be-
half of the city, by Mr.. Van Cise. The
address of welcome was responded to
by Mrs. A. B. Connor, of Hot Springs.
This was followed by piano solo,
"March of the Dwarfs," Greig, by Miss
Bennett.
Mrs. Hammond, president of the
Federation, made her annual addess,
reviewing the work of the past two
years, and making her farewell as
president. In conclusion she said shc
could only hope for her successor that
she would derive as much pleasure and
benefit from it as she herself had done.
Mrs. Burns sang "Because Love
You, Dear" and was accompanied by
Mrs. Elder. Mrs. Burns was in remark
ably good voice and was obliged to re-
spond to an encore.
Mrs. Slagle, of Rapid, read an in-
structive and interesting paper on the
"History of Democracy" and was fol-
lowed by Mrs. Westpheling in two
very pleasing numbers, "Cradle Song"
by Vannah, and Exceedingly"
Miss Mcconnell read q we'll written
aud entertaining paper on "Ethics in
Politics"
The program closed with a very crit.
ically rendered violin solo, "Luciade
Lammermoor Fantastic" by Miss Bay
Clough. In response to an enthusias-
tic encore, she played Hauser's Lula.
by.
This closed the literary part of the
program and after short reports from
the different clubs represented, the
meeting adjourned until o'clock this
morning when the business meeting
will be held in the old posteffice build
ing on Lee street.
A very delightful reception was Civ.
en- in the evening at the residence ol
Mrs. Bullock by the ladies of the Cul
ture club, which was largely attended
The business meeting of the Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs, was held Sat
urday forenoon, aud the following Off
GERS were elected:
President-AIrs.A Adelia Hale Connor
Hot Springs.
vice-President- Mrs. E. A. vickers
Lead City.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Marion
Campbell Coad, Rapid City.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs
Blanche Stewart Stanley, Hot Springs
Treasurer-Mrs. II. 7. Cooper
Pioneer Times.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-18
y Community of Criminals" {"

One man says "why attempt to fight
crime when we live in community of
'-Times-Herald,
1t is we'll that but zone man" would
make such remark regarding the peo.
pie of Hot Springs and Fall River
county. But how strange that Il news
paper of Hot Springs should approx.
ingly quote such man.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-18
Would be . Cheap Brlbs indeed.

The Times Herald has been offered
for sale for four months and we have
the pleasure of knowing that the gold
bugs could have purchased our paper
and let us ont of this country and
saved money by the Transaction
Times. Herald.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-18

When you ask for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept u counterfit
or limitation. There are more cases of
piles being cured by this than all 9TH
ers combined. Emil Hargens, E. b.
Cook.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-18

"A CHEAT record of cures, une-
~ qualled in medical history, proves
Hoods Sarsaparil!a possesses merit un-
known to any other % e E0lc0NG.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-18
Yoans's A1s.t Market.

No more old COWS will be put in my
market. II you want nice, young, first.
GLASS beef, patronize my shop. All
kinds OF meat OF the finest quality.
Will run free delivery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
I,adies' and
Children's
Underwear.
Correct hygienic underwear
is made a study here.

Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vest and
Pants. in white, gray and ecru....20c.
Ladies' White Cotton Ribbed-shaped
Vest and Pants.......... ''ooc'
Ladies' White Jersey Ribbed, MIX
ed Wool Vest and Pants, each.....'oOc'
Ladies' Natural Wool. non-shrink-
ing Vest and Pants, each. .oOc. ana 'oc'
Ladies' White Marine Vest ana
pants two.thirds wool. each.....'oc.
Ladies White Australian Aii-Wooi
Vest and Pants, each.......'''''''SI'"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
Special

Ta.k and Blue Getaway Front,
Beaver Cloth Jackets, regular price
GH t.r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Handsome assortment Of Kersey's
@ hoJt with heavy taffetas
pew cs,1ei sleeves, STRAPPED seams,
worth $500. for .................Sl3 $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
Goats

Sew l... new style, Of Kersey
jackets DO Tan and Black, Capped
Sleeves worth 5000 for ........'.S''4s
sr- E.-sey Jacket IN Black, Satin
---.-..-I up-to-date in style.
Sal. value i0r.................... ''SS.UO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
lining Department.

A separate and distinct de-
partment with the best lining
Stock in all Richmond, Lin
inqs YOU can depend upon
for reliable wearing quali-
ties at prices unmatchable
elsewhere.
Heavy Canvass, linen finish worm
l0c., now ......''.''''''''''''''
self-back selesIa, IS inches wide.
= worth i2l9c., only ....'..'.'.'''''''' 80
Percasilk, fancy stripes, fast colors'
worth i5c., only ..............''''''l->a
Nubian Percaline, fast black, was
1Oc., special price ......'.'..'''''''''''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
Special
PopfiepeS

Stylish Oriental patterns. entirely
new, heavy fringe tops and bottom.
worth $500. for ......................s4.s0
Fancy Roman combination stripe.
worth sL9S, for ......................sS $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
Special

Large assortment Figured Brillian-
teen new patterns, regular price goo
for ..............''''''''''
Special All Wool Cheviot, very
swell. narrow Satin bands forming
a trimming around skirt, worth S!O'oO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
Skirts

All Wool Black Cheviot. full gored
Percaline-nned worth 1915, for....S2.9S
Choice lot Of Mohair and Serges,
Dewey hounce, pleated back S5.W
value, for ....,...............'. '''''s4''o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
Sterling Novelties.
8885SS2
" j1I, I I

J Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons, war
-atel $4,000 fine. Handsomely en-
eltoc Richmond. Va" in gold bowl.
\. ST." bead design handle A jewelry
afs Csc. article. Opening Sale price
, --.l ........ ......., ........ ..'.-'.'''@0O'
Sterling Silver Pens, with pearl
handle, each ........ ........'.'''''''4o'
|. 5-Iuch Manicure pieces. the equal OF
, , season soc. article ......,...''zoc'
Fancy Glass Top Mucilage Bottles
with sterling top and handie........4ec'
Genuine Cut Glass Vinarigrette, with
! sterling rim and op..................o9c '
Pepper and salt Shakers. sterling
're" tops .......... ..........''s'I- ~
Glass Puff Jars, with heavy sterling
TOP variety Of patterns............S9c'
Sterling Handle Embroidery Scissors,
\ with magnificent sterling handles. 49,
Austrian Bristle Hair Brushes, heavy
4 sterling back and INTERCHANGEABLE.
Cood-sized Whlsk Brooms, with
L.-fy sterling hanGe................5 SIC.
\ Sterling Top salve Jars, resembles a
, quarter article ....".................oc &c
; strawberry Emeries. silk covered.
vain si0lius top ..-...............'l ec-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04

would Mr. Geer have had 10 the or.
eanlaed forces OF Mltchellism had not
been enlisted in his bohalfS IL Is
credttaNle e. Mr. Geer that large
element Of the clean and conSclon.
tioWS Republicans ot tnis city were
Tor him, The Grand Army element
and quite = religious element that
makes It's Influence felt Tor sossi gov.
erument aud against ooSsism In every
form Tell into line Tor Mr. Geer. Now
admitting the reSpcctSbility ot
these elementS, Still Il remsins an
open question Il Mr. Gcer's victory
was not gained by = surrender to or
eaniaed MitchelliSm, ttwill be called
60 mind that ThoS, n, Tongue, wss
nominated over Mr., Hermann because
he was supposed TO be a supporter of
sound money ideas But in couguc>>
be tell under the potent sway q, the
Mitchell. Mel Bride Kills comhina,ion.
Has Gecr fallen IN With the Sau.e
crowd that turned him down for col.
lector ot cUS,omSS
OF course, Governor Lord is haudl
cappcd ia the Republican party by
being opc0ly aud oi record committed
% no compUomiScS with MitcOelljSu.
HIS refusal 70 help make Mitchell
senator, uls appointment % an out
aad-oUt sold standard man Tor seu-
stor, makes him the toc ~ the Sjrad-
der aud trimmer, seeing their only
oppcrtaaity 10 defeat Lori Cor renomi
nation, the NGcheuticS have swung
te with a popular man like Gcer,
aud, under toe leadership ~ a clean
man, have apracntly ~cogcd vic
tory, The >Uc>eSS ot the Browuen,
Benson $oo Fulton racj,oys in their
respective counties indicates dna'
MitchelliSm IS in the saddle, and s.
Nj, Geer IS nominated he will owe II
10 that torce in oar public s6airS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04
ApEopLEs PANTY.

The Cnton movement hasa splendid
future ~ usefulness tor the people II
its campaign nlauaeeulent can be
kept free from the corrONttue innG-
ence 81 Portland boSSeS. - Far the
ticket has beeu nominated without
the use q money, without boSSjSra,
aud free from machine methods, The
VarjoOs county and legislative tickets
are being pat 40 ia the same way.
Now IL the state campaign manage.
maut can he kept Gear % the contain
mating influence ot Republican
beodle and The methods usually en-
p9oyed 10 set coatrA ola legislature
before Il Is ever elected BY the people,
4 great victory viii be sec0red.
TIE people have an adherence of
any oampajSn management oy any
parry that implies the extrSvaeaut
expenditure ~ large sums q money
The people muSi pSy II al back in The
end, rotorms are defeated ana govern
meut j. corrupt Necessary expenses
~ = campaign muSi be net bat they
Gan be rUlly made public
For once Del tbs people q Oregon
have 8 fair and even chance with the
cormpuooi>ts and they WjN down
them ana drive them hack into The
secret aens q 5OiQuj,y where they hc.
aonc. We shah plead toy an honest,
open. aSOve-Aaard campaign Tor The
Vsjan party, A legislature chosen il
thai way would elcci senator mort
gaeed to 40 inioUIy,
Il iS noi TOO mach a. ask. Il Is aat
too mach to expect, II The state Is
to Ne farther hooale6 ana CORRUPTED
Der the hands o. tAis 0eN party 81 The
people VenNin clean. The 0est and
most decent Republicans feel as
Rceuly as suy voters the shame and
degradation al The metl,aas o, The
y.sSt. Give The people someJhing ncV,
clean 5eoeuL ana American.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04

". ", Ramsey. oi McMiunvila. IL
the Uumn pomsncc Tor sapreme 5aaSe.
he vas a fogsoeg laW partner - Hon.
Il. +, BonhAm. o. salem, and Is one q
the aolest memHors a. The Oregon bar.
We Solieve ASIDE from an Po,licsl
considerations Judge Ramsey should
be elected. Il Is Nest gor all thS1 The
supreme court should mol Dc al a. one
party, ss al present,
Mben the act vas passed creating
the seperste supneme coarJ, UhSyer, q
Democrat, was governor sn5 DC az ,
po'oled J. X. Nclly and r, z, PTm,
nemocFa;s, ard Z. P Boise Repuoli-
can, A. uhe soagcs,When De could have
sppoiole6 thrcc democrats some
time after that Vhayey vas eleoted
over Hana, epae,ioan, lErSoly he
cause a cOnsiaeFRole number Shougot
thar TIE Judges should noi be 81 ~
one party. We have herd only praise
ol Jaaeo RamSes a. uasn and la~'-
yer. The otioo he skis sas sliot1cd
10 The Democnats and theis stats con
Nentsou coul6 uoi Wcll have madt q
fctteg choice a. wo are noN advised.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04
STATE NEWS.
~ Is Id have . neM hotel.

Fossil is 10 have a new hotel.
The state University is closed FOR
spring vacation.
1'he Burns land once has ceased 70
be a maximum Office,
Brick for the new EUcene court
house are on the ground,
The receipts in the county clerk :
oaice ia Lane county this month
smountS 70 sS42sS,
Two young girl tramp> were taken
into cu>tody,'at The DalleS. They
we've from Portland.
J. NJ. Olhcrmann, was seniehced 70
De hanged aj BosebUr4 on May -
He had nothing 10 say in hls defense,
\ motion tor new trial has been
ilcd al RoseburC on the grounds O.,
irregularities ia the proceeds. The
Judge has taken The case under s6-
viSement-
\ large vein az coal has been dis.
covered in Curry county. the vein Is
10 feet wide and m the shape Of a
mountain. About 40 men are deyet
opiug the new find.
Forsythe and Strolc, Of MISSi0-
Landing, Marion county, have pur-
chased the Corvallis saw mill and vii
operate same, The 0ill has been idlG
. far. one wear. The proparty oricinally
. cost ab1ut $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04
FARM PROPEHN

zooo acrs S-z.1 2o5 Saok farm .a-ee 1iles
roa Ta.l-oa5 r-rins vz,sr, gaa5 s!--ss
IA fair hzil5.nss. TAls Is ,hs hss; ha-Ct-1 4
the Willamette valley. Fr5os OILY s.. % pei
sc7e-
So Ae-eS svo ~ aas-hs-: u-ies na-.AVes;
Q. .Am.,y, 2sc,,aS-ss uo5s- cClrvtoJ1; A.
tsace3. houses Kn5 : barns; tEzl,y orchard.
lsvsl lAa5 running vEss-. F-ios S. -ao Ps-
acre
oao acres ADJOINING Nk-1an s-kaI1; 1 ans
s,ook farm, o. Ao-ss En5s- cr,@vIaouy' ES
elsss family o-sAk-5, gaa3 hoass; eaoi
hams: sy-5ngs Gn5 running Ez,= a. for sI2
Ps- Ac-s.
- zc-ss, 1.les nI-A q Soio, /, 1lles
Sr,1 Shsla1-g s; ths croSs = d ths Q { x
Z Z Z ana : ? & ISo R17es II cultivation;
gooS haGss E15 ban; a. Eo5ss fsDoS .znily
orchard goa5 springs an -uuainS vErs--Paos
Ssaao
los ares miles So--swe2 Q! TE-ns-- -
acres II cUl-v1aor- - Ao-ss y pks-u-s; Eao5
hoaSs an ban Saanes; : acres u P-unss.
Only So. PEI Az
= ac-S 1as-hLt ME I'M MIusa - acres
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04

only expand as individuals by expan-
sion NJ our thoughts, We only grow
LANCER by enlargement Of our Sympa-
thieS.
At the close of the lecture Rev.
Royal aUoSe and heartily endorsed the
work that has been done by the South
Salem reading circle and announced
that he would be glad to deliver 4
lecture al some time FOR the benefit a.
the public school library fund. The
society gave Gov Fletcher a vote Of
thanks aud will 20 doubi accept Rev.
Royals offer,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04
psstnsss Cams, Rs carsa.

BY local applications, s. they cannot
re2ch The 0eSoaSe6 portion 90 The ear,
There ! only one way 10 cure deafness,
and thai : by coDStjtCjipnal 7eueo.
io>. Deafness = caused Gy an IN
Aame6 condition a. The Mucous lining
% The EuStacblau Tube, When tins
tuhe SetS iu3aale6 you hSve q -UOAl-
luC s1Uul oy imperfect hearing and
when il ) cuJlroly closed 5eEfu 5
The result, auo unless lhe iufsDaIlou
can he taken ogt au6 JhjS tlhe re-
stored 10 itS normal Coo6jiicc. hear
Inc Vii hS 6cSJoryc5 forever nine
csSe> out ~ ten ana caused bg catsrrh.
which : nothing bal az iU1aD'e6 con
6iliuu az Jbe mucous SGTIsce.
We Nll give Oue HLn5re5 dollars
Tor auy case of Deafness caused IS
caJSrrb THAI cannot NS cQ-e6 cy Hal :
CaISrTh Cane. send toy circulars,
free,
T. !. CHENEV X 10, Tlleio. q.
~ 3Sul6 ~ NruCS jSIS. sc,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04

Mr. Vanderbilt cGers the govern
ment the uSe Of a var vessel co>tins
sAsNaA other mtlllouaiCes are
selling the government their ralAtiAl
ya,chs aud private vessels, We cite
this 70 show the close relations he
tween the men q great wealth sud
the administration, aud 10 point TIE
further moral, that in case of actual
war i, viii he psat men who viii te
ktl,ei while The OoedS ~ tho mtllion-
aires On oat nation will ,se r1Voted
trmer than ever
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04

ran og ,l,s s.,sSs - rSilrcad now
pmp,sci Are bail, we Will learn some
thing more Aooa, INC agricultural POS
sib,lises u oreroo, The gCeA, inter
iot COUNTIES q Croos, Klamath,
Lake navney aod Grant have now
about an the population they can sup
mort Ay the range system q stock
growing. I, Is claimed, however, and
no doubt correctly, that each of these
counties cOuta,nS lanSe tracts ot land
adapted TO eenetal farming, VITA
the A,d q iruestioo and The adoption
ot farm methods there can ee but lit
Tie doubt that everyone 81 The couu'
tses named can well support several
times as preseet population, IL trans
pcttAtlon facilities are provided.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04
RAS MR. SEsR Is ~ NgvcEE-z-
IEEC

Ry gegy small msrgir yht 1rstr-s
az T. r. GceT carEic3 gEg az saa
lareesi wards 81 tbis ciu. T'hl Elei-,h
ward was cArued hg G0vcrBr a-Hrs ;
Friends ae6 tlse Flrst ward = diyi5od
TIE oistrieatioh ~ tlfg volss iu a
propes o. impropa maurer woGld
have carried tl,e entire oity fof Lovo.
Tshis refotes the charge 81 The 6eer
onans q this chs, ,hat ehe sesult
VAS accomplished b theis Fo'ers
Aeainst oeer sna oooaie- n h rrc-
,.nlsss sroe that Il TIRE muuaees oi
t,,a ana .s2eei slutes had eeen nsing
l,,es. moucs. plisse and boedia ~
4 chancet ~ sl,s iemrararg navncnles
~ ~. 6sel. Ihcs coaic haFs ea
nfe votes easily eucagh.
1ge ooestian. b hgs nncl ssEoagth
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04

TIE Lincoln Leader SAYS this ot
Thomas n rooS0e and Z. w, Faltou;
"BctA these geOllemcn st very late
dates laaolScd themselves ia extended
statements ia tOe oceSonlan pub,
NsheS over their own signatures, &c
uoupeluS TIE single cold standard,
ard acclau0e uuQe2adedN Tor the
tree cainaee o. silver Nj, Dongoe
was especially vehement against The
gold standard" Like 7, n, Geer and
maay Others WAo poN deUo0uce Ai,
nnet&0ism, Il the Republican party
had declaro6 sor tho ludopeuaeut
American ariicle iuSesd 81 the inter
na,taoal Agreement variety, they
w0ala be Aerahine nov Instead q
denoaueioe, NgseJGh these patriots
not matter q, prooiple Whal they
advocate oat a matter og party policy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04

hirs = Inst q = trtf-e,y needlsSS a'hcrx s,
t,r reason ir she VgrlG Whg ssgry Nnnlar
ir slt v'ar}C ~houll ~, ~ s,rut,g snc hstith
q and raTah,tg @. fulhiliuE hes whole dueT
- 5 ulf anc lnnthcz NaEy Naomcr s. 81
usauth ansr rsorih suC WA she1 VSsl he
rr.u-.us N1eske- and su5EScT ecyNuSr 81 b
usrv ratzHs, hssirarlyg thgs tcr. IN coHsuH
IA. : sits-ss-taF '-isrs knew tizng ff lhgy g.
Gr s 6e,lcr 81 tfcatmcut ght nrSl 1hirg D.
Ell frrzt=c ~ u-il ~ evan iunftar Enc
s,.-. rrssfusenl Laiis uius, az coUrss De-
11szasrrfl. 81 tNcrN modes wofusn Thgs
az ge.rzrai,s a. uuucccSsagy a. thgE AK 81
nrr-rc n 9hcrce = Egpolitt Prescription
-11rs~ 7.lsflteg, 81 FyTfcc.,N isSrfueucutlF. sA
Fz11c-ses q. tgusatg weakness snc dr.
$50 fl 3 drsiCucg fS a. i..is ong tltng
an q hes1e q " a tne ou,y tncd,cins nov
hefarg tht puhic foI eronaus nccultAz 81
nserrs aaar,rct a. be- deiiuafr nueauiEatior
a. q r1Stilsr,T ,rradualcc pfysict@r--ar "a
r.rrseuccl ana Skiflrc sysrcialiss n thssl
naladies u gaunos Do harm 10 any condi
tsar q. thr sr~icu IL ssles eEceSc ths
sauil,incG salss oi ~ Olhe- UedlciNss for
sHcuSu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04

The death, at hex home iu lreland'
M Mrs nelia stewart parneli, mother
~ The late CHARLES Stewart raroell -
whose name viii ever stand in history
with those Of the sreAtes, OF irish
Parliamentary headers aud ornsnizerS
should rscall to Americans With
rc,ol,ar y,yldness at th,S time, = fact
ot greater slSui0caoce To rs than Tue
same Of her distinguished son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-04
WNEzzsnEzzEzlszEn zEnnnnunr.Ezz1zEWmR
AIllllG.l4l!lij|
ISiEl!ll:
Finest dining
car service
in the world

E-rupezn plzn-yoa pay only f1r wha; you
o--er. i yu- want ten-oOurss dinner. YOU
cz- have II i yo- wan: pot OF coffee,
couple Of =Sgs Eo1 plate q toast yo1 can
have them.
O-lahs, Kansas City, II LOUIS, Chicago
All sru--ts e2s, su5 so1th.
Three ro-:es ezs,--va =. Paul, Billings
zl1 Denver.
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Corvallis & Eastern
R. K. Company.
TNAOUlNA BAY ROITF

JNAQCINA BAY ROUTE
Counecung A. Ya9 ,inE Bay with the Ss
Francisco 4 GaeuInz Bay Steamship %.
STEAMSHIP president.
,asils frun NhoulnI every s davy for Sar
izEnciscu, Coos Bay Par, Orf1rd, Trinidsd
ana Humhsli bzy.
FLssengaT accommodations UNSURPASSED.
Shores. r1Urs .,s-vsa1 -hs Wlllzmerts vzIley
En5 California.
tA-e from Albany ~ poln-s ives. 70 Su
frEnS-sca. CABIN, s.; s-eerags, St.
AoUn- --E- C1o5 % aEyS. 81.
= Ln-z Bay c11I- s.; s-ee-Rrr s..
. Euuoola, Bty Ead P1r; OTi1r5. cabin
SIS s.ee-LEe s..
AINER DIVISION
r.eG1= Albany" oecween Portland and
= WINS, -1-ouE1 wl-eou: lEy-ovs-. Leaving
--1-vI---s t;5 /, :. II : -DssaEys, TnursaEys and
-'un-zyE- leaves Portland, NEulhiu s-1se
ao-E. %, I, Il. AUn1Eys. Wednesdays Eni
FllzvS
kDNN S-CNE. Manage.
j. I. Ma q, Sup- E,,ve5 D5visann-
Cc-rzIhs,Q
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BAKER,
The three parties held conventions
In Baker City saturday, conference
committee necommeUdei the follow
ing spportionmeni:
PopU.j>tS-Sherif, county clerk.
school superintendent. commissioner.
nemocsats-Couniy judge, recorier,
assessor. cOTOner, surveyor, juS.ice Of
the peSce-
Silver Acknowledgements
tive. treasurer.
In Cl2ckAm8> county. Prohibition
ISIS have put q fun ticket in the 1eld
The Browuel faction claim 10 have
elected delegates favorable 10 Brown-
ell In 80 out q 81 p0eciuct<,
lu Ashland an autj-Simoa deleCa-
iioa has heeu elected and the dele
gates pledged 20 E. Y. Carter for
state senator.
Geer and Tongue were the tavorites
il the Nsmbil primaries.
an auti-Simon delegation was
elected in the Polk county convention
to the state conveution and tavors-
BE 10 Geer.
SIX ont Of thirteen delegates in
Washington county are for Mitchell.
Columbia county primaries elected
a delegation favorable L. ~. Hal, q
that county, fore preventative,
In Linn county Geeg delegation
was selected 10 50 10 the state con
veutlon,
The three silver parties in Clacka-
mas county. held primaries Saturday
Everything j in favor q Union.
Ia Cl2tso7 county the regular ma
chine slaIe was elected al The Qriuar,
les s. DELEGATES 70 the county con
. v6ujion.
Al Milwaukee N ClacamaS county
2D anti -Brownell delegation wa,
elected 10 the coGny convention.
The cold Democrats met IN Dallas
. ana organIze5. eleven precincts being
present.