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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-15
JUDGE MILLS DEAD.
Venerable Jurist of Galveston Has
Passed Away.

Galveston, Texas, April IL. N, Mills. an
old and prominent lawyer Of this city, died
of paralysis at his home in this city today
aged rs years. He was born in The town
of Liberty, Md; he located in Galveston
in 1866 and being a lawyer of ripe attain
ments and marked ability he soon became
prominent at the bar During the civil
war he was active in aid of the Confederaey
and rendered the cause Of the South zeal
Gus and faithful service. Soon after the
war he formed Il law partnership with
Hon, William II. Stewart. the present
venerable Judge of the district court, This
continued until the election of stewart
to the district judgship, when the late ROOT.
Tevis succeeded Judge Stewart and the
firm ecame known as Mills \ Tevls Upon
the death of Judge Tevis Mr. Mills con
tinued in the practice alone until his health
became enfeehled to such an extent he
was compelled to reinqnsh 1t. In all the
relations OF life he was sans peur ct sans
reproche and his death eXcites deep regret
His interment takes place tomorrow under
Masonic auspices.
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James Hays QunrIes for the Lcgis'
tature.

Waco Telephcue
The Telephone, in looking over the field
of candidates to represent McLennan com :
ty in the Twenty sixth legislature, believes
il sees in Mr. James HAYS Quarles timber
admirably adopted to such use. Tie years
OF experience which Mr. Quarles has had
in active general newspaper work have
been of great use in teaching him the
wants OF the people, rs well as in teach
ing him the art OF mixing" making HIM
sci. agreeable to associates, divlnng their
pleasures, and readily rerceivirg how 10
minister 10 their wants.
Good legislative taleat lies in the ability
to harmonic discor1anl clements, and to
draw support for particular measures from
the ranks of generally opposing forces
Given man who knows human nature
and the newspaper office is superior 10 ali
ether schools in which it is TO be learned
and though he makes 10 speeches and but
few motions on the floor of the house,
can WELD an immense Influence in favor
of measures he believes right, and against
movements he thinks wrong, by quiet and
unpretentious work in committee rooms,
in halls and lol'lies al q al the seats OF
individual members. In this kind of work
those who know Mr. Quarlts best regard
him as admirably fitted by nature ana ex-
perience
Another thing largely in his favor is the
experience that newspaper work at the
capltal has given him. II is well known
that IL REQUIRES the ordinary new member
half the session IN become acquainted With
Inc leaders OF the house and learn the
rules of procedure. Mr. Quarles would 20
10 Austin with tho acquaintance and
friendship OF all the Did members, inelud-
ing every candidate for speaker, and
Thorough knowledge Of the rules OF iegis-
laiiye procedure, not as laid down in gen.
eral treaties on parliamentary practice,
but as applied 70 ana used by the Texas
house Of REPRESENTATIVES. The consequence
would be that he wclld occupy tho same
iooting with old members, .and would be
able 10 get MP his special measures--if ne
had such and have them passed WHITE
,,e ordinary new member was learning
Tho ropes." acquiring knowledge which
,,.ualIv oomfs so late in the session az 10
BIZ unavailable
These things are written lot because Mr..
onarlc.s IL n valued member OF the Tel7-
nbone staff. but because il Is believed
he wouM be equally valuable as Nc
snnon county representative in the Texas
legislature. and this county ana every
cher needs at all times the services Of
Tho man who is best suited TO legislative
work.
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TOO Confident.

Emergency lectures are good In their
n,aco hut a writer in the New York Times
thinks that some Of those who attend upon
them acquire very exaggerated ideas OF
their own consequent fitness TO deal with
serious cases.
The other day woman fell in the street
and broke her arm, She was taken into
store to keen the crowd out. gentleman
mad helped 10 carry her. When she paa
hean nlaced in comfortable position, he
after cutting her sleeve from wrist 10
sboulder called for some cotton, and max
,na some splints OF the thin boards upon
wfich dress goods are rolled, prepared 70
set the limb. .,,n
classes having with difficulty run the
eantiet OF clerks at the store, pressed
eagerly forward, I,
wrong" she said.
AZ The gentleman did not even turn, sne
continued. Come. you must let me 40
Hat You don't know anything anout III
ma nave an emergency certificate"
The gentleman paused in his work, ana
,,,hout looking up. remarked briefly
sps,don me. madam, but am surgeon,
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rendered High Positions.

In The reorganization of the VandorhiIt
system of railroads it is said the presidency
of he Lake Shore has been rendered TO
w. H. Truesdale. vice president of the
Rock Island, and the Nickel Plate presi-
dency to j. 7. .Harahan, vice president and
general manager of the Illinois Central
and both gentlemen have refused the prof
fered offices. Mr.. Truesdale's reason for
declining was that there was not enough
inducement offered in the way Of salary
10 warrant his giving mp his present POSI-
tion, and that he recently invested $4,000
in home in Chicago, and did not care to
give it up. Mr.. Harahan's reasons for re-
flsa were not known.
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The Bill May Pass.

The bureau of railroad Information a.
Washington has advised that the anti
scalping bill, which the Chicago and Texas
papers declared would not pass during this
session of congress, was by no means dea l.
and If ii was possible the measure would be
passed this session. The Cuban AM spahlsh
questions have taken all TIE time oil eoh-
gross hut. the bureau advises, there has
been no cessation of the light. In the mean
time Endorsements are pouring in upon tue
.conoressmefl.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, April II Results;
seven mrlones yapnessa Allld Belle
Nackace, Time 1850
-Four and half fuHonps Great Land. Ned
wirkors BnraboaH. Time 'sgts.
Selling. seven furlcngs -Calinita G. te-
ella. Rlsscil Time 1881,
Mile--llaltou, Pop Dixon, Lady keith lln''
: Il SIX z furlonss-- onagon oSnard, Cora Natua
Time 1874, a., p,,,,
Choice Time 1919.
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William l.. Foley,
gia. sle, ais Travis s1rect
Clay Gray OF Lockhart was appointed
gauger 1T Houston.
riiE OLD HylMIx.

! sat within vacant room. Q
A iOw-ceiied room, qpaint-shaped, OAK
bcamed.
With windows looking off TO sea
O'ef which Tho sunsets glory streamed.
l. watched the far-off fitting sails.
And "Iialf-awsy Rock" that looming rose
4 tower from the heayipg sea
Wherein the scattered isles repose
And SOME. one near me gently played
dear old hymn that stirred my heart;
Twas "Children OF the Heavenly King"
And what II woke made quick tears start
The long years seemed TO backward turn.
And a little child again,
gicld fast within his strong arms clasp,
While soft he crooncd the old refrain.
OH just once more to be that child,
Ana know again the blissfui rest
The old hymn brought me, rocked tc sleep
With nillowed head upon his breast ra 4,
hut only yet little while,
Though earth may call II yeara tat sresDs
i know he'll come 10 be again,
Aud rock me 70 eternal eleep &. /. (
--MAry Deyersasx " Destep = :
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Friday Specials
...AT...
THE FOLEY STORE
7 TODAY
ioo.yurd spool cor,lcclll sowlns SIX, per

ico-yard spool corticeili sowlus sink, per
spooi,,,,,s. s.s.,..,.. ,,..., .,.,.,s..,. 30
| ciarks MtieEnd Spool Cotton. per
spool. -, s,.,,..,, II. ...,.,........ enc
American Best Pins, per paper ....,..., Sc
| Roberts paroboa Gold Eye Needles. per
I paper ,.,,.. .u,,, ,ss.,,,., ,,,...,.. 30
| Whalphone, White aud BLACK. per doz-
en- ,.,,..l..>,., ,,.,., ....,s,,,.... .,.... 30
Whalebeue Casing, all eolors. piece..... Dc
| StneiStnut shields, sisos Q aud 4. por
pair .s,,,, ....a. .t..., .t,. DC
| White Tape, piece ...,,..,,,,,~, .,.,.... ic
| Ladies' and Chlldrcns Hose supporters.
| per pair ,.,..,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
| White Pearl Buttons, per dozen ..,.... ~
] lot OF swlps aud Hamburg Emhreld-
cries and Torchon Lace and insertion,
per yard. ....,. .,,... ..,,. 1900. no
Ladies Linen Crush skirts each ..... isc
hook White Summer Corsets. all she's,
each .,a.. s.,.... .,,..,,.. .,,a,,,s.+> 3ac
Gluve Finished LINING Cambria, per yard 30
| Rustic rafieta Lining, 30 inches wide. 81
Crluuinc Lining, Mach Gray and White pe
Real Hair cloth Gray and Black ."... Zoo
Rich BLACK Lustrous Satin tor sktrts,.. go
Black Mohair nrooadino, "a inches Wide So
Black Mohulr prtlltantine, Vi inchca... a5c
A6rlnrh Black ticntietth - 4s.,..ts.,. lHc
Foulard silks, new designs, rer yard,.,. $50
io-lnoh lrlsh Lawn per yard .,.,,.,,,.. DC
Ftnr zcphvr Ginghan in rlaids and
stripes, per yard $50, ,,..,.,,,3,,e, be
gg-iuch Fine nrghrdy, dainty spring col
ntiuRa, per yard ,,,,.i .g,..e....,...... i0c
Fine Imported Madras dor ladics'
waate, in silk, plnids and Stripes.
ncr yard ,.,,., .o,...,, .t,,,..-.,.,. ibc
| 40-nch Fancy sorm for curtains. per
| yard e.,,,., i.t.t., s.,.,.. $3.50. &c
| All-|sincn Crash Towellng, per yard.... bc
! IS inch aldaticd Satin Finish nsnask.
| per yard ,s,,," ,+,,, .t,.., ....... 80
/ Rcd and blue Checked pnyNt, per don-
| en- ..s.. ..,., ....., ."... ..,.,, 25s
| Al.Lintn pamgsk Towels per dozen. SOC
Jlcmntd Pillow Cases large Size.
! pair ,.t. ,s.s, ..,>s i.tt,, ,.,.,,,., Dc
El,mllrd sheets i0-i size, apiece 100. $40
gd,inoh Soft Finish cambrc, rer yard. &c
TEN YARDS TO CUSTOMER
10 yardp sN-inrh soft Fiprh domestic
for .s.,...,,,,, .,.,,. .t.,.-, - ..t.,.. $50
Ton yards Mcrrintse sh,riuG Prints
for .t"s, .-,tt, ,t.t. s,,-,. ...s,',.'... soc
Ten yards India Lnon for .,,........... 3Sc
GENTs' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Bone Coldr Buttons per dozen 4,s.., 80
Wiard CUT Holders, per ppr .o,.... $50
roys' Elastic susrondcrs per palr,.. 30
Boys pcicaic Wpisto, all ascg,...,.,". iaho
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Lett on hascs-Austin . Galveston O.
struck Guilty. t,lcadoa :. by Rapp ).
:. rascs on called balls--onf Glcndpn ,, %
Ram 8.
stolen kohnlc,
Sacrifice hits--NNnu, ,Sichcscn ..
hateis hlt-- Bailey, Becker. o'connoR.
Wild Pitch Ramp
Time Of game y .ss.
Cinpirc--Cahill.
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san Francisco. April H.-rpahlahd results
seven mrones Sly. Judge stopiier' hed
GLENN Time i;211s.
Mile--Elsmorc. indian. rorian. Time
Thc Gcrhart stakes i've ldrlones-'Hnmia-
NV. Zehcs Olinthus. Time lio2 c,...
iandeap, mic ard ,Si,, rInteF az
sseven furIonge -Moriuet, Bitter Root MON
Nile miie and siztccntb-~ Marco, Trench
nry Gaspar Time :i3.
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NEW DEED 10 BE GIVEN.

Since the validity Of the deed transferring
the Texas Confederate home and grounds
by the John -. Hood camp, Initad conied-
crate Veterans, 10 the State has been ques-
toned. the Hood camp at a regular meet
ing held yesterday decided 10 execute q new
deed This was done al the instance pf mo
attorney general who dictated ihe new
decd. and the matter III now setled
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Katy,s Hospital Improvement.

The Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail-
road company has begun work on It's annex
TO the general hospital at sedalia' ~hieh'
the contractors say, will be completed "
June 49, 1t is to be erected on the south
side of the building, givins greater COM
fort to the injured men. The sedaiia Cap
ital-Gazette says that the road VIII scon
put the hospital ear into service TO pc
used in taking employees from! great as
tances 10 Sedala when Injured,
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Az ncnninp's pnrk

washipgton Arm 4. -iiepninf' reSu''' a.,
,ayo fvflongs summer sea lambert ii''
osl. Time lo2M 49,. -,
-Four mrlongs- caoutchouc. Clap Trap ry-
ran. Time :50&. ,. sai,,r r,,uc
Press. Sensation Fine tn ,,, c..,anto.
81 and a halr furiongg selling Chafah'o'
,,n,,oo,n James Monroe lime ~ -
One One miio~-Thonlas Cat, Dogsett, Fes'a'
Time 40,
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VIII. OMEN challenge.

Burton, Texas. April u South Texas nav
ion becn cxeludcd from participating IN any
Of the shooting tournaments q No''h 1870
80 ,his method of Informing thosc North
ireyas people that ] am OF thr opinion ,nat
/ can defeat amy man they can put up u y
match al live birds over the traps, lhnlu"-
ing double live birds. ~ Pi"""
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San Antonio, TEXAS, Aprll 1.-THE For,
Worth team won another Victory today from
the iccais.. Several errors hy the san An.
tonic nelders 1T cc,lcal moments helped 10
swell Fort Worth scoie, The final score
VAS u q 10 HAYS pitched four lnnlnss tor
san Antonio and then had q rctirr on ac-
count OF n spreincd arm. HIS place Was
Taken BY Rutherford. who did scncU,iyc work
. SAN. .ANrONIO4-- Z ARI .is .INfii pa ~ u
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Grant,s new Paper.

DALLAS. Texas, April 1.-THE initial issee
Of The Texas state Joirnai, published IN
palles by Or. John Grant, and purportns
10 be the organ Of the republican parry
Of Texas. appeared today i has besE
complimented BY many DALLAS repupii-
cans,
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WITHDRAWAL OF PRIVILEGES.

The 'Sug,RrlRnd Railroad Wants the
Traffic Conditions Changed.
Austin, Texas. April 15.--Colonel e
II. Cunningham of sugariand and w. X
Morrow, traffic manager of the Sugarland
railroad, We're before the railroad COM
mission this morning in regard to the
virtual withdrawal of milling in transit
privileges from Texas sugar and molasses
manufacturers and will tomorrow confer
over the same matter with the railroad
traffic men who are expected to be here,
Chairman Bennison of the Galveston
Freight Bureau Is here on the same mis-
sion
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niaerenccs Adinstcd.

Galveston. Texas, April little matter
at issue between the Santa re raiifoaa anu
lis employess.was settled today and the DE
chielx OF the railway organization VIII ae-
part from here for their homes lohiorio w.
The details OF the agreement WIZ not 70
made nlibiic
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First Quarterly Meeting.

The first quarterly meeting OF the South
western Car Service association, when was
organized in Houston in February VIII DC
held in Fort Worth next Saturday y pro-
eramme has. been arranged and the mem-
hers vii, discuss methods of handling car
accounts and other matters of interest 10
that denartment of the railroads,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-15

All Houston Galveston lines have III e.
feet today and tomorrow rate Of si,oV ~
the round trip between here ana ins
land nm account of the Young Mems SIils
tian Association meeting. The usuai in'
ifs will nraYaiL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-15

SMscnt 81 the Erie, With headquarters A
Asnsas City was IN the city yesterday.
General Freight Agent Turner and Gen
ca agent bouth OF the International and
beaumont. where they attended ,hs ap,,,ai
,;ns OF the Texas Lumberrnen's associa !
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coNFEpERArE noME MANAGEn.

CONFEDENATF HUME MAtNM'HIN'
Tho election OF General Henry u smell
ley By the hoard o. managers Of the con-
tederate home 10 succeed General iIerder
man seems 10 have caused aotnc dissatis-
faction and II Is understood that the gov
crnor yin decline 10 sign hiA commission
when given official notice OF the BOARD
Governor rulberson, IL VIII be remembered,
recommended Captain King for the place
after having submitted his name unofii'
cally TO the board and after having been
agsured hy The members OF said board
that the recommendation vas agreeable
and would be acted upon,
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iNlp,sA and Pcrsonnls.

H. ". powifey, railroad contractor ie-
turned from Louisiana YESTERDAY H..
Captain James Beaumont, gensla Il 10
stock agent OF the Southern Pacific - -
the city. ,,,,.r,
superintendent Martin Of me sou'n Nav
pacific PASSED through yesterday from ~"
Orleans 10 n Paso. an, .,
James +. McElroy, city i,eke, NM, ss.A ,est
The huntington at Minneapolis MINI
last night for New Orleans ng.r
Robert e. BREEDER, trayeiins p
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S


bicago, Nm. f. Behring,
Jones. l.. A. Guerinser,
Mrs Frank MARION. Co
IS, Austin: a Alexander,
hss, Palestine; John IL.
I In. Holmes, La Porte,
j c. Strickland, 7. A.
Newtor la sfson, Scran-
val, Bfyan; W. j. Lytle,
Marshall, Dallas; C.. y.
r. r. inland, Geo. r..
|; fred s. Robbins, Mata-
Fo,t Worth. r. Il. Lacey.
Low an. wife, BRENNAN;
tcmastor: X. G. brown,
|, HlIlsbofo: f. A. Adey.
Geo. Esiel, Wharton; A.
20: 3 d. Smith, Tex1r-
|, ST, Louis; w. w. Da-
|; A. r. Jackson, West
avis, Miss Sarah Long.
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T. p. A. head
quarters.

Quai W. 81
lcah, Ky; W. IL. Dean,
rris. Dallas. o.. NJ. But
nellenbere, ST. Louis,
New Orleans, Mrs. w.
Icuis, Mo-; w. Reid, Dali
Eew York; G., ii. Turner,
~ White, Nav York;
neinnati, Ohio; DR.. Min
p; Ben Lew, New Or
Brazoria; n. d. Barry,
justin, Bay City, Texas;
2enyer, Colo. W. S.. Pat
"a, q T.: John NJ. Moore,
Il Adams, ST. Louis.
Kansas City, Mo. Jno.
EAas; H. Leon, st. Louis,
san Antonio; II. Olum,
Pser Groesbeeck; s. S.
j. II, Brown. Waco;
n; Mass; n. N, Miller,
T. Hall, Denver. Colo. ;
|ew Orleans, La. Thomas
francisco. CAL; Mrs.
Jaleus L. Wolff, New
soes, Richmond, Va, ; w.
NJ; !; l.. Hackney, VAL
!rls' Louisville, Ky.
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+ a'@ and $500 per day.
As, LAWLoR. Prop.

hicago; I. J. Dullahan,
ior' Chicago. George c.
us NJ. z. Henderson,
,aifillmer, ST. Louis: j.
ton; G, b. Iliett, Wash
y Marshall, Rochester,
ehce, Rochester, u. VI:
: orleans; John j. Ait
\, e. Bateman, Dallas;
slssllle: I. p. Buffing-
..smpbell. Austin; r.. &.
II; Lyon White, New
va Kansas City; q. IL.
I, y, Webb and wife,
III. andrews, Bellyon, La. .
NV, Ia A. B. Pierce,
RES Montague, Chicago:
ss.on; ". Il. Campbell.
avn, Galveston; James
4 80 MeCracken. Eng
Eta VIE. 81. Louis. Ar.
.ef !; Wash; g. Spence
FL, r Q Engelbert, San
EsuI San Antonio q f.
hine Pass.
kI I'M Texas. April "a.
~ Tamp!co.
far Curacao.
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Austin, Texas, April II Two games were
played at Zoo park today between the Sand
Crabs and the Senators, resulting in each
getting a game. The homo team won the
first by hard hitting md lost the last by
moor base running. Weber played the star
fielding game. while Conner led in indlyid~
Wal hitting
First game (csht innings Played
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an AsrlEnnlrnt,

Athens. Texas. April l+---will p Thomas
s,sned Yesterday. II. II. Runnsls assignee.
preferred creditors. $780,. 49,
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LEE COUNTY COURT HOUSE

]. RELY Gordon Of San Antonio arrived
In the city yesterday and loft today for az
extended trip 10 ST. Louis and New YORK.
He stated that he Yesterday let the contract
for tn, construction OF the new court house.
at Giddings, Texas The structure VIII DO
of handsome design and viii cost s35.opp,
The successful bidder was Dallas firm
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Two tase hits Bailey, Martin. Mulke,.
1hreo haze hit--TDrn4-
Left on bases Austin s Galveston 10.
Struck cut--By Mulkey I.
Miihey 8.
Double piay--Raob,r and Mariir
saetlfc6 hits Bailey, kohnle. Mu,key.
Batitrs hit-Raeber, Martin
limo of gane--l :45.
umplfe-Cabill.
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CLERK APPOINTED

c. A. Winters Of Bracket WAS TO-DAY
appointed internal revenue stamp clerk AZ
San Antonio By Collector Fiansgan' hehsy
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Z. Q. WARD,
Proprietor.

Rates; $500 and
! $3.50 per day.
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THE HUTCH1NS
HOUSE,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-17
STATE NEWS.

Mrs. F. ]. Smith, of Gervais, who
was recently stricken with paralysis,
is recovering.
There is to be new paper at Leb
anon to 'be run by w. NJ. Brown.
1t is campaign sheet.
Nearly every business house in Ger
>vais was burglarized on Tuesday
night. There is no cew to the burg
lars.
Fourteen applicants for teachers
certificates were examined and all
passed but three, at Polk county in
stitute.
John Dudley, of McMinnyille, who
once rode wild steer from Portland
to McMinnville, and came to Oregon
in 1852, dropped dead at his home at
North Yamhill, Monday.
]. c. Davis, of Prineville, has just
returned from San Francisco, where
he was cured Of serious disease by
the woman who blisters the body with
her hands, bringing out all bad mat
ter. She is SAID to make $4,000 or
1000 a year at it
James Fitz, the sheepherder who
was shot by w. B. Ewing at Cecils
sholL time ago, is rapidly recovering
He is now out Of danger. Ewing's
bond was reduced from $2500 to $500,
which he furnished. He is at his
home On lower Willow creek.
VIM. Spohn while at work on the
Willame tie river, east of Jupcti IN,
about half a mile below the Johnson
landing, lost his life at O'Clock Tues
day through drowning. Mr.. Spohn
was running fence posts on the river
and his boat was carried under drift
by the current. He was about so years
of age. The body has not yet been
recovered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-17
Probate.

The will of the late l.. A. Savage
has been admitted to probate. Mr.
Savage died in this city on the llth
inst. leaving an estate.of the probable
value of $4,000. The will was exc =
cuted few hours prior to his death
in the presence of DR.. w. H. Byrd
and S. I. Richardson. The heirs-at-
law are his wife Theresa Jane Savage,
and two children: Elmer NJ, and
Grace f. The real and personal prop
erty of the estate Is DEVISED toMrs.
Savage, she to have and hold the same
durlug her natural life. At her
death the property shall be DIVIDED
equally between the two children
Elmer NJ. and Grace e. expecting that
there shall be deducted $1,000 from
his sons share, that amount haYlng
already been advanced as his share of
the estate,
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Publishers Announcement.

Look out for The JOURNAL trade
edition Saturday. 1t will be a double
number, containing about twenty col
umns of descriptive sketches OF Salem
business men and enterprises. AL
matter ordered in the 5000 TRADE
EDITION will go into THE DAILY AMI
WEEKLY EDITIONS besides. A splen-
did advertising opportunity is thus
offered.
Notices of religious services on Sun
day free must be at the office Satur-
day at 10 o'clock.
All notices of entertainments by re.
ligious, social, fraternal, charitable, or
political entertainments half price-5C
line.
JOURNAL advertisers always offer
the lowest bargains and want the
trade of all classes of people.
The crowded condition Of our col.
umns made it impossible to print S.
M. Stocks new ad Tuesday. Their
linen sale in this issue Will interest
housewives searching for bargains.