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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-30

20 allow Mrs. Stevenson passage was. As
stated fn the pieadings that she had on
previous occasions conducted herself in an
unsee-nly manner aboard the boat usin g
.'profane and indecent language
The claimant asserts that on September
2 issS. the day when a ticket was refused
her. the agent gave no reason for his
action. In her sui. she asked s. 40 for the
insult. fndignity. humiliation. disgrace
and mental suffering she had undergone.
but the jury appraised these feelings at
ot1e-ffttr the sum
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-30

i Thanksgiving day for the little
steamer Detroit. for she met her
end that snsFning in Lynn canal. TWEEN
ty-iive miles nQrthward Of Juneau II
a terrible gale and binding snowstorrn
the Detroit ran on a reef near the north
end Of Shelter island, and was seen aft
erwnrd capsized by the heavy seas.
There were twenty-sevan passengers
aboard. bat all OF them and the crew
were saved. The news OF the disaster
was brought to Seattle by the steamer
Cottage CITY. The Detroit was on her
way from Skagway 10 Juneau when
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she ran into the storm. and was driven
on the rocks. The passengers got
ashore, whore they were making them
selves Is comfortable as possible under
a tarpaulin. After frultlcssly endeay-
or!ng to get away from the reef the
steamers engines broke down and the
Detroit turned over in the sea. The
purser and another Of the crew got 70
Juneau. where they secured the ST amer
Alert, which went TO relieve the De-
trolls people last Friday. The Detroit
had been plying among Lynn canal
Ports ever since the Alaska rush began.
a year ago. Previous TO that time she
was engaged in business on the Sound
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decision or Justice fngersor, for Sli 90
wages alleged TO be due
John J. Heinen VS. Sig Mayer for d.sso-
luton Of partnership In the Mayer Realty
Il Financial 60.
The Mark Hass Jeans Clothing Co, vs.
Emanuel Housleck for SEES IS for goods de-
iivered
g. II Black W.. II. f.. Shook et al, for
the recovery Of 81. fss In promissory note
and mortgage.
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TO SEAL BALLOT BOxES
contestants on the Election Tire OF
Hiring Wafchmen

The four Republican candidates. ". G..
Iotis, W. @. Hartranft W. H. White and
Il. \. Seaburg. who are contesting the
eiection of Fusionist county offices for
which they We're themselves nominated
nave applied 10 Auditor Evenson to seal
me ballot boxes now at the courthouse
and do away with the necessity of hiring
watchmen.
There are 123 boxes and a seal for the
auditor and another for the contestants
VIII be put on each box.
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She ran between Seattle and Gig Har-
hor for a time, and late- to Port Madi-
son. At one time it was the intention
10 put her on the Hood canal route. but
this project was abandoned She was
valued at sl0oo0 and was partially
owned by Charles b Russell, secretary
Of the Seattle Wharf and Land Conn
pany.
The vesse! was built at Detroit, this
state. In 1889. and claimed Port Towns
end as her home port. She was of $3.50
gross and el-2s net tonnage. 81 feet
length, 1873 feet BREADTH and 6.g feet
depth. Her normal horse power was
10. and her Official number was ISL aGi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-30
TANEs DELINQUENT TODAY.
Busy Days IN the County Treasurer's
Office.

County taxes will 20 delinquent after
today. The Office Of the treasurer has
presented a busy scene for the last few
DAYS many lax payers waiting as usual
untl thu last moment TO pay UP.
Tae full levy this year amounts 10 about
S%s'9H- ~ this not over half rad been
paid I'D 10 Yesterday.
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WAS NOT WILLING
TO WEAR A HAT WON
FROM A POPULIST.
Victorious Republican Contributes
to the Orphans Home the Money
Gained From an Election Bet-
Welcome Gift of an Unknown.

An election bet OF s. paid by n Populist
has been forwarded by an unknown Re
publican TO the Ladies' Relief Society for
the benefit of the Orphans Home. and the
thanks of the institution have been ex-
pressed far the donation. The letter trans
uniting the gift is dated Seattle, Novem-
Der 23. and is as follows:
Herewith / enclose you e.. being Pop
ulist money which was wageEed on the
recent election for the purpose of buy
ing a hat for Republican. AS a good
Republican. object 10 wearing Il Pop
ulist hat. and therefore beg Ia donate the
home the enclosed amount. Trusting that
the use OF this small amount of PoQulst
money VIII not have a bad effect on the
members Of the home, or In any way In
fiuence their votes toward Popuism
when they reach their majority. | am.
yours respectfully,
"A REPUBLICAN,
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New salts Filed.

New suits were filed yesterday In the
superior court as fciIowg:
r. NJ. Ross vs. HE Sommers Family
Musical Comedy Company. al appeal from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-30

stock. under threat of exposing the condi
ton OF the banks finances and brinrin,
about its ruin.
Motion for a new trial has been filed
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thin and weak
I'll the stomach
Is put IN proper
shape 10 make
good bloc d
DR.. Pierce :
Golden siedi
-
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II yuu are going Fast 20 visit at Christ
mas Or New Year. or 4 you REQUIRE =, go
u business. We can recommend the North
ern Psc.fsc railway as hetrg able 10 give
yoa satisfaction In every respect.
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Some ~ the teachers in <n4 rtlhlic
Schools are reading Rex wayfanti's EYor-
fumes" 10 thsiv papils. one teacher or
da-ed several copies 10 send East
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ALI. testify that the genuine pork zans-
axe at ne SEATTLE, Yakima ami Fulton
EaAr Ae.S u ne asst they ever fas-eas
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SPECIAL. .ragu for University leaves
IL 3, Wesira sday. returning after exev-
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The next step below bronchitis is CON
sumption. II is near the bottom on the
down grade hill Of disease. The symptoms
of bronchitis are tightness in the chest,
difficult breathing. soreness; darting, sharp.
or dull and heavy pain, or prickiy. dis
tressing sensation. accompanied usually by
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19
SENSIBLE DES6RsCIk

Aver, como de Rue1e d diez
de la maaana. el ]oven don Al
tonic Bembenurti Que se Ocupa-
ba en- liupiar IN revolver Ell La
tenda De los senores A. Luchet-
ii Y Ca, tuvO Ia dessracia de
que So escapase IN tI-o del az
ma hiriendole en el vientre.
A IA hora a. que escr1bim0S
estas lIneas, nueye De Ia mana
IA, no p Ia practicable opera
ci6n aIguna p0r los uedicOs De
Ponce para extraer Ia ba!a Di-
cha 0peraci6n Is probable 50 We
rihQue hoy.
La ciencia medica hace gran
deS esfQerzos p0r salyar al j0ven
BeInbenUttl, que g0za de genera
les sim paTIas CT eSta sOcieCad.
tS0sOtF0s nos alegrarIarl0s del
Coronamient0 de tales esfUerZ o..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19

eneargado de velar por Ia diffusion
la lux en este DePartaraento.
-Resulta listed tarnbien alndi-
do por el seTior Blaneo, er L.
question de IA aaronomfa mzaics-
pal sQGiere asted haeer aclara-
cio1es sobre este pnnto?
Haze aIos que vengo abo-
gando en La pre1sa = en los cir
culos polftieos por Ia Autononlfa
Municipal tan absolute como Ia
gozan los Estados de il Union
Americana; pero como es terai-
nante Il orden MilI1ar namero I,
dictada por el General Goberna3or
de este Dep2rtaRlsnt0, me tengo
que atener las leyes vigentes al
ocupar las tropas amerieanas esta
isla-
eDura lex, sex lex,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19
EcOS DEL NORTE

Ia Corte Suprema de tasticia
ha nonbrad0 los jueees maaici pa
les suplentes para e bienio de 1852
1890
Ninguns intervention, 2bsolu-
tamente ninguna, tiene eI Consejo
de Secretaries Ii eel General Br0o-
k en- csoE nombranie1tos.
NJ IN solo iuez reconeE- IRON.
Ia gloria del aeierto correspon-
de, de IN TaoGo exclusive, d a
Corte Suprelna = i su dignfsimo
Presideute.
h iueFes II, 4 La una y media
lie la tarde, &c reBui6 e. Co1sef D
de Secretaries en- la presidencia.
Aar no tenemos noticias de los
seuerdos cue adoptaron-
Parece que sc Ia encargaGo al
Secretario de Goberuaci6n que or
ganice m cuerpo de policia, ar
ma5a ' uniforTnada en condolences
de cunplir bien las obligaciones
que sc les inPoagan.
Este cuerPo ae Polieia, pura-
ments civil, estar4 q Ias 6r1enes
de dicho Secretario Y aetuara en-
toda In isla por medic de lefes
Department aies.
No sc reeiben Va notici2s de In
cendios n de abasos por parte de
las partIdas latro- facciosas que IL
festaban al 0este de la lsla.
Va dando buenos resultaG1os IL
actlvid2d de las columns aner1
can2s, que recorren@ los caEnpos
con 6rdenes mEy rfgjdas.
Los Jaeoes activan, q 81 vez, los
processes, = proDto los tribunales
aplicaran Z ladrones incendi2~
rios La pena q1e nerecea.
Dlcese cue Sc la ofrecldo Al II
teligente Puertorriqueno don Ma
nael Csmq1as Ia Subsecretsris de
"a Presidencis del Conssio = del
lepare ameuto lie Gobarnacion.
Ii ses0r CaRunas CT Rn0 dc
los deEn6crata. mejor prc,bados en-
Puerto Rico Conoce a foado los
problsmas polftico. v sdminlstra
tivos Y desempehzra con presIigio
q lmportante Puesto que sc le
asi gna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19

4 11 III L1Bz1z@11A0 . LA31 @pGISI1'
RI Ell EombraIniento lie los lsoace
iales que faitan para eompIetar =
Il untazniente lie Ponce
Seghn naestras notlcias, los elee-
tos por el gene al Brooke son per
son2s que disfrutan sinp2tfas gs-
nerales 81 In cindad del sQr Y qze
responder&a : La eonf4nza del 90
bierso y def pueblo.
E jaeves sc frrn6 81 nornbra-
nieato de don Ran8n Mendez
Cardona para IN Snbsecretsrfa de
Hacienda.
Le propaso 81 doctor Coll '
Toste; le aeept6 Il Consejo 7 le
aprobo eI General Brooke inne-
di&tamente.
Asndez Cardona, que eonoce los
asuntOs fnaneieros nuy q fondo
r cue posse larga p-aetica admi-
nistrativa, hara II Subsecretario
intachable.
Pero "a ORA el pdblieo q los
pr0testantss
In las cuestlones suscitadas eu
Adjantas, el Secretario &C Geber-
R2cl6n ha infornado oe acEerdD
con 10 que propaso, desde Pence
eI general Henry, respecto d las
personas que allf eiercen autori-
dad
z senior don Arturo Apoute
renunela al izzgado De l5ayaguez.
I La Naega Era dice que tie
ne tftulos para puestos naeho II L.
altos.
Exaetfsimos pero en Ell antigua
regimen Sc eonfornaba-y nn-
satisfeeho = con ser abogs1 . iseal
sust5tadt0.
Doloroso es Qae los patriotas se
sxeusen de .dnitir III destino ele
Fado- por9Re quieren mas.
Hay varios eienplos.
Sc habla De u proxin0 vIa5e
/ los Estados Unidos, que real
cara IN individao del gobierno-
Para Ell cargo de Tesorero Ga-
neral de Hacienda Sc indica des-
le hace dias, al doctor don To
mss Vazquez, que reside hoy en
Mayag1ez-
El-DombranieBto serla aeerta-
disimo. E. doctor Vazquez reune
condolences de probi-
lidad { inteligencia.
L doctor Coll : Toste = Il Sc
Tor N6ndex Cardona, Secretario
= Sab-secret2rio de Hacienda,
toda "a tarde del mier-
coles ea toTnar posGsi3a de las
e6cinas
En- GAIA ezistfa una cantidad
40e 10 ilega : cineo duros.
Que Tesorero, ah.
RI senior AlIoZ Rivera 12 pre-
sento al genera Brooke Ia hst2 de
yufas INTERPRETERS para las colun-
las americans que han De reco-
rrer Ia Isla-
Los nombres I0scrItos hasta aho-
"a son catorce, todos paertorrleae-
Jos 7 todos eoa bastanta dominic
lei ldIoaaa inglez-
Pronto seran nombrados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19

En- Il SeisretaTfa de FenaaDt1l -
trabaia con vigor para inielar de--
de lnego las obras pabllcas indis-
pensables-
Sabenos qae muy en- breye sal
ORA hacia Ponce IN aageniero i
quisn &c eneargs De raalizzr eier-
tos estudios-
Sc dispone "a el se1or Carho-
nell 4 dirsgir a New York el pc
dido de los puentes que fal.an sn
todas las earreteras De "a isla-
Asegarase cue el Sr. d. Nieo-
lAs Daubon Sc dispone 4 dimltir el
cargo De Interventor Central, qae
ocapa desde haee alg11n tie1po.
L dfeese que le sustituira III
hombre de gran prestigio = de
exepei0nales conocimientos en- con
aabllix ID Y adninistrscion-
Este a-timo recide ela ana Gnu
Cad de II isla.
Habl2se de que e seflor don
Francisco de Celis, sijo del inol-
Yidable don Pepe, ocupara ane
plaza de ofcial : en Ia Haclen
ca.
Don Francisco Cells. empleado
en- el eonercio de Ia Playa de
Ponce con sneldo fnfnlo al que
ahora disfrutara, es competent
sino-
Z nadie le supera en- probidad
Y I2borlosidad.
Es casI SECURE IN tFUegGe de
dastlnOs entire el Selor Becerra.
Presidenbe de la Audiencia De
May ag1ezy y el senior R0neu-
PresldeRte DE- Ia Auiiiencia de
Ponce.
Anbos 10 desean : 70 piden-
per 10 caaI q GobiePn0, se.1In
parece, Sc i1cinara a scoeder =
suS lnstancIas
Il vapor sCgtallna, que estar4
aqEi de IHnes 3 martes. tomara
I,4sajeros para Ia Habana J Vera
Cruz.
Para infornes, dirijIrse a sus
Carlos 14z71strogag-
D5Btro de dos 6 tres dfss. segta
- nos inforna, EN- noa-esrs para
los L tsdes Ubidoz el regInisrIo
f. 4tta K, dee1aeade en esta 10
b. a96o.
CAsIAEAs Twas frascas y sa-
periorss 80 aoaban &C reeibar En-
81 eolazde de Msrtfaez, Atocas,
I5. Is.
Il yspor Maria Herrera, legs
rs z aste paerto, Il as q ? sal
drs pars Ssnto Domingo y 1sia
De Cubs, adnitiendo passjeros al
Dreeio de- cost1Dbre.
CoEsigBat2rios ErSfze Ls1ysda L Ca.
-
Sc NESDE III hernoso ropere
cen una luna de Veneela; = m IL
vavo tocador de nogsl-
Tnforuaran Los Anchgchos.
s-Is.
FOR SALE.-Three carriage
ntws II every eneeip prace Wills
Street L 81. 4-l5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19


de raasstros Las escuelas: <Elija
usted los mas aptos, fue 81 con-
Test aCl6n- Despu6s, como presen
tase 4 la frma del General She
ridan. MA Esta de tres maeztros
cara CcUpAr vacaHtes, teliendo
Ylresentes las recomendaclones De
la opinion pablica Y las ternas
9ne me- rernitfan los alcaldes, Sc
nego dicha atoridad, diciendorne
lne ! los alcaldes tocaba nom
7rar i I0s u1Seztro=. Al dia e.
ruienta fui IA fortaleZa con Las
3eves originates Y "a trad ucciou al
l1gles, Y qued5 eoRvencldO de que
30 tenla raz6n, aconse 5@ndome
sin embargo que proveyese lar
csngelas por oposicion.
Refreshments Y agradece-
ra 1 usled se fje en los sigalen-
tas terminos De Il carta. Gal Or
este, no pade contcEerne, Y le
diie en- voz alta que 81 cue viola
Ia ia leg, Como 80 ha veaIdo rio
i1nIo hasta ahors, era Il; que el
general Sheridan tenfa raz0a; que
~ maeEtr0s de escaei4 con arre-
gl0 La Ley. deberfan ser nom
braios pOr los Ayunt4mientos,
GRe era1 quieEes lOs p2gaban, Y
que pretender 10 eontrsrio era Sc
GAR el nlzmo sistema lie los in
rpndicionales, que tauto habfamos
rsn3euldo aates-,
sQue tIene usted que de1ir ds
tales affirm aciones
-Yo, Qae tengo IL Religion
del Deber; que enueEldo que TODD
ciadadan0 esl4 obilgado : CHI pIIr
u ley, aunque ie parezea lnala y
ira @aje porque < dzrogae, dIje |
II salir de IL FoF1aleza :! seEor
BLanco, que deseaba me enseEase !;
"a ley que segGu 6l estaba 20 vio-
l2Bdo, y todavls estoy esperanto |
cue ul@ IA nHestre- Como no soy
iEtallble, = pesar de haoer leldo |
vsrias veoes l0 Iegislado soDre es-
ta lnGteria, pcdi ! los ser ores z
inspectors ae distraction Publ 7!
Ca, don J. T. Dizz y don A. Vega !
sn opinion sobre Ell particular, '
el d5ctaEen de estos tcstlgos de :
III ayOr exception viene 4 c0rrobO-
rar Ell mio. Este dictamen y IA
rradacoion I'll ingles sc hallan IL
del que quiera leerlo
en Ia Secretarfa de Fomento.
IA sehor BlancO, con esos to-
nos destemplados que asa cada
} eE que Ia opinion de 81 interlo-
cHtor 10 caadra dentro d. IA suya,
no con1lau0 en- zcalorada discu-
si&n, por@ue 70 Gale, eonsideran-
d9 que aguel no era el lugar
a prop6sito para ese debate, Y
PorqAe intervinO Mu1oz Rivera y
no eI General Brooke, como I'll
dice, tqEIvocadaUeute.
"A guitn &C 1eben Ios nom
bramien4os de maestvos q que -
renere el se1or BIanco3
--AseGara e. senior Bianco que
Be G0nt4na3G0 h5cle1IO DoDbra-
1nlentos lie maeEtrcs, : Asta e
NtrN lnexactItui.
Los nonbr4ulfentos cue apare-
cea en Ia gaceta son los sa1ci0-
nsGOs Por el general Brooke en-
los pRebios cuySs eseueias estAn "a
ocuPSdas por los designados en !
YlrtaA de n0mbramient0s hechos
ea Il Regimen Espa1ol.
N como t0a0E los naestr0s de-
prIHlera Ense1anEa deben ser nom-
brAd0s por el RePreseatznte de
"a Nacion Americana J jarar des-
pass sus cargos, de aquf el que
aparezca CT = Gseceta La plartIlla
&c maestr0s proPietarios I iute-
TNnOs CORES pondleEte ii caaa pae-f
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19

1 8 ca1za d. l. escscss d PATE
| que nos obligo a rs,iaoirs 81 ta1>6s
O. pari6dic !. saspaade aos II Pf
glzaa gste~eria qua pablie<nas 10,
Sa6assss=. hssts 1zs vRetys 1 szl.i
La Democratic en sn ant4rior Ia
uz1c.
| Per IL nlsula sa1=s sas1sr i~
-sos IA seceiones L5se~ofara :
4l5seaa 5sograF5oo
Nos eaesrgs 81 seH0r Abrn ma
| ulfe<tsCos ios amigos d. l. isls
qae ie han eserito, v los aa7 20
b. Podi1o co1testar, So sirvan 7is-
Penaarlo paes 10 hsra 81 cusnto
est re-tahieesdo.
. Sd Il dia arinara d-l eorrieu-
te empezs73n las selssas en i8s Is
ea=-as Norm&les De Il C@pitaI.
Id evizauos 3 los j6v7nss Dc
aEb3s sexca que qliera1 gn2t-itG-
laIss en el Psofe@orsdo.
Los SrlbUaaI1s de justiciz De Ro-
M hsa 3ictzdo se1tenoia en 81
pr3ceso ins1rsFio coZtra 81 dipa
t. 70 saliaoo Maools, c4ien mAt6
= 9a-2f5o 81 egse5re orzdorv 1e
rsodis1z Cav oti: V h ado coz
seaz9o : 13 n4sss 5e ea-es3
S5bre loa -.-4ri~o- de los coz
+rize2ates b recsfJo Ia absoI7-
ID.
Por L Al -l.li. de Il CAPITAL
BroCk-. se l.s aietaa., 5raques
oport1n2s O l = d. aaiorsr
las eozd5eiou4. hrs .icaz aaxcaz
is po5I acz6r.
C3uEeadrfa aaa a. h4fies.z l..ra
4 PoBe=.
S>eaa -szsn los perl66s11:seos l.
A2d-id, se sneasatra ersve--ents
inferno i lrituno don r0llio
C8gt=iar.
Haee ms ID III ms sBs 10 Sc
mega el lrozo se cs-r-tsra con-
ure1iiio entire a Plazs DE- Ia. Abo
ici5a y 81 Paente de Ia Plays.
Lss Bubss d polvo que re ls-
esrr1a] =, envasIvsl u astos Dor
eoUpleto.
4 regar, ss60Tas rega10ref, aas
para sso Pereibfs III suer6lo de-
AunleIPlo.
T. microbes oo1f-s]eron maui
1onIo e1 9sta cluoad, e laooTloeo
artasano Ianuto 4oao4rt cor IA
El-tuo se1oTlf8 Nlconeoes u ae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19

HA DESAPARECIDO de "a
propaedsa d1i se6or Gorrea d.
Da-rIo ds CAnas, 1na vaca con Id
Dsres J 3 ertrelax2das. al que
~ razSH ia ella sera grststieado-
: BAsILIo MoLIs "A.
Porce 7-2 D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19

CAsIAEAs UFAs frascas Y ~
perioras - agsaban &c reel bar e
81 eolmzdo de Msrtf1ex, Atoca'
I5. Is.
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ARTURO AFONlE R0DEI-
GU RI Abogado Crisslna ri MICRO
81 ,ras de desosclo- ds SSH
de La naKaaa y de = 1 de In
tz~da Ios dias Iaborzhiee
s Nors. 1898,
FRANCESCA TOMAS IIZ0I
P.efasora ea partos.-Ofreoe sns
servicio. aE Ia Gale dc In S2Ind
n1mero 10, frente 1 los b4fos dc
havarro--Ponce, N5re. Is I5sis
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-14
SALEM PEOPLE
and OTHER PEOPLE

Readers at Salem and other oregon towns are
requested To send in items Of personal nnd social
news 10 appear in the The Daily aud weekly
JOuraal.-IED,
Mrs. G. Spray has returned from
visit with her sister in Portland.
Rev.P. G. He;zler has returned from
a short visit at Albany aud Corvallis,
j. L. Skipton, one OF the proprietors
OF the old Fashion stables, has gone
to Lewiston for visit.
Rev. j. Bowersox, pastor OF the
Evangelical church at Lafayette, is
visiting his children in this city.
TO. Barker,D. g. Mlnto, and John
Ryan spent the day in hunting ducks
along the river between here aud Cor
Yalhs.
ID. S. Gibson, OF SheddS who is en-
route TO Seattle, spent Tuesday with
ms friend Guy NJ. Powers, proceed
ing on his way this morning.
Rev. w. b. MaRnOn spent the day
In the Metropolis, where he went TO
attend a meeting Of the board OF
trustees Of the Good Samaratln Hos
pltal.
e. r. Sklpworth, one Of Engene's
prominent attorneys is In the city Ia
attendance on the supreme court, In
the interest OF the city OF Eugene
which has several cases pending be.
fore that tribunal,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-14
Church Officers.

The congregation OF the Congrega.
tional church net last evening and
elected church officers for the ensuing
wear.
The committee made a thorough
canvass OF available material for the
different Offices and the election last
night was the result OF their best
Judgement in selection. The follow
ing list OF candidates was recon-
mended and each name unanimously
ratified. The officers for the church
are:
Deacons-M. A. Bentley. Henry G,
Fox and James w. White.
Deaconess-Mrs. Annice Parkhurst.
Clerk-Wm. Staiger, (re-elected }
Treasurer-Miss Virgle Byrd,
Trustees-T, Holverson, reelected.
e. o. Mol, j. B. II. Tuthll, Mrs,
j. j. Murphy aud Mrs. Althea Bayne.
Ushers-A. II. Gilbert, II. NJ, Bran
son, Harry Hanson, John Roberts,
Robbie Duncan and win Kantner.
Music comnittee-Mrs. Ida Bah
cock, VIM. Stalger and Miss Eva Cox.
The old corps officers in the SUI
day school was re elected with the
exception OF llbrarianj those filling
the oflices are:
Superlntendcnt--J. B. II, Tuthlll.
Assistant superintendent Prot, W..
L. Staley.
Secretary-Percy Willis.
Assistant secretary-Wm, Stalger.
Librarian-H. NJ. Branson.
Assistant Librarlan-Miss Oda
Chapman.
ChOrister-M Clara Staiger.
Orgauist-Miss Blanche Kantner.
Assistant organist-Mlss Eva Cox.
The board OF trustees was increased
from five TO seven members, and the
capital city church was reported
TO be In a llourlshing condition. 10
the matter OF electing the deacons,
the rastor and the clerk were az
pointed as a committee to harmonic
the church nominal with the pfac-
tlce. The membership roll is also tn
be revised aud the status OF each
member ascertalned.
by referring to the list of Sunday
School officers IL will be seen that the
secretary OF the school is d major In
the volunteer army at Manila, a
worthy recognition Of Mr., Wills love
for the church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-14
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured.

with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease.
Catairh is blood or constitutional
disease, aud in order TO cure IL you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is not
quack medicine. IL was prescribed
by one OF the best physicians in this
country for years, and isa regular
prescription. IL is composed OF the
best tCnics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting di-
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination OF the two in
gradients is what produces such won
derful results n curing Catarrh. Send
for testimc malls, free.
#, j. CHENEY, Props.
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. price 75c,
Halls Family Pills are the best,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-14
Salem cannery Wants Peas.

Farmers and gardeners who wish TO
cultivate peas during next season for
canning purposes will please call on
Mr.. j NJ. Wallace az the Salem
Water Go. IS Office In the city hall and
designate the amount OF acres they
are willing To plant. Before making
positive arrangements In regard TO
operating the cannery next season II
Is necessary TO knew approximately
fore the tilst Of January. In case the
cannery Is operated, each subscriber
will be notified OF the full particulars
before the first or February. I2-d&w2w