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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
Shortage July 5, 1898. .......s3,2,

EXPLANATORY NOTES.
No. There are four items In the
account of the Capital laundering
Company VS.. II. Il. Ryan ct al, which
go to make up the balance Of Sl5l,
amounting to $28.75 that are entered
as paid, but investigation and inquiry
show that four items are not paid,
No. 2-The item OF S92 90 in the ac-
count of Edgar Us. Edgar is entered on
the book as paid but no voucher can
be found.
No. 8 The item OF S32. l3 in the ac-
count Of the Andrew Haupt estate is
entered on the book as paid but no
evidence OF payment could be found,
No. 4-The j. ii, Palmer estate has
been overpaid S25.04, which is ac-
counted for as follows: On August 6,
1898, Orange Glover was paid S45.55,
being the shares of Ralph, Mabel,
Ronald and Matilda Glover, respec-
lively, when the amount due was but
5000, being $7.60 each. Also on Au.
gust %, 1895, G. p. Glover was paid
Sl02.72, which amount included
probate fee Of $40 that should have
been deducted.
On July 6, 1896, at the end OF his
tirst term we found he should have
had on hand Sl,4l7.lS belonging t.
the fOllOWinD a0COuntSy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14

M. W. Hunt has been named ad-
ministrator of the estate of j. j. Shaw
deceased. The estate which consists
OF real and personal property In
Marion, Linn and Clatsop counties, is
valued at 5000. A. .. Condlt, M. #,
Goodell and Il. w. Waters, were
named TO appraise that part of the
estate In Marion county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
A CHILD ENJOYS

Ine pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothl9g effect Of Syrup OF Figs wSsu H
20 "a need OF a laxative, ana il the fstben be
most V,net esS,, oe eostlye or bilious, the
so',ss - ~. H.fstilylng results follow lis nse.
Fnog r. oSae IL Is the best family remedy
1hosh, hDs., Every family should hsvs
i,osn,ie UU.tie; I, Manufactured BY the CsIie
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
Meets Your Needs,

neTyo,sI mnen you feel tired, lapOpid
and frous ernIi ana iIdare are troubled with pinpIes; ;
aa erupIionS' you will find HoadSs ies
n IItfIsapafllla nEIp exactly meets yonr eed needs >
AZ purlnes and enriches the bIood 1s Gus
tbbdicues tba Tue blood and .imnarts 70 Snt ~
nas, 1a qualities needed to tone tbe
TTeII9s Tt cms ana nourlsh the whole system sTe
II cures cures all blood humors. SSS'em'
nanses hii,llls rllls cure sick headache
Price PiSeS' q oiiloasness aud all liver Ills
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14

complaint by July 10th; Gustaue Ker-
cher vs.. Nancy A. Perkins ct al, mo-
tion for sheriff to make deed, order
FOR sheriff to make deed allowed;
James McCourt VS.. Geo. W. Jones ct
al, order for execution, motion direct
Ing clerk to issue execution allowed,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
Flax Corporation.

Mrs, w. p, Lord, wife Of the COVER
nor, Mrs, o, N. Denny and Mrs.
Stearns have filed supplemental arti-
cles OF Incorporation Of the Oregon
Woman's Flax Fibre Association
increasing the capital stock from
90, 900 20 $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14

Sick headache, biliousness, constipation
al liver and stomach troubles can be qus
cured by using those famous little pills kn
as DeWitts Little Early Risers. They
pleasant 10 take ard never gripe. Stone !
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
Excurslon Rates to the Chutauqua

Commencing Monday July II, the
o. Q. Il. Co. will sell round trlI
tickets to Oregon City for Sl.20
Steamer leaving down Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at 7:45 a, m. 7.S b
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14

Dyspepsia can. be cured by using AcH
Dypepsia Tablets, One little tablet I
give immediate relief or money refuna
Sold in handsome tin boxes at 25c. Lun
Brooks, druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14

wants money b~ck; that's
why we make such a show
OF the grocer's always having
it ready.
SeAiIliHg's Best baking
powder is best and goes a
third further.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
chau.augua Excursion.

O. II. Il N. Co. makes rate OF sL20
for round trip, Salem 70 Oregon City,
Take steamer ruth, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday from Trade street
dock. Tickets good IRON July II. 9tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
DIED.

KENTON.-At the state insane asy-
lum, Wednesday, July lS, 1893, II
Kenton, aged 60 years.
The remains were shipped TO Al
bany for burial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14

DON'T FAIL to call and get
OF those shirt waists at half price
the New York Racket. They are (
reducing to very low price, all I
tan, chocolate and OK blood 'hc
close out the lines. 13
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
Ice Cream Social.

Go TO the social, Friday night, at
the residence of J. ii. b. Royal, Lin
coin Park, Ice cream and cake 10
cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
Always Come Back.

The excellent meal service ut George
Bros. Restaurant Is alone responsible
for their enormous patronage. A trial
patron proves constant customer.
Meals only l5 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14

hoSeourg-A large number OF
eSaporators are being built in this
ceoI'on cron 70 handle the immense prune
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
Mr. Eh|en Appears,
4
Returns From the State of
Washington.
preliminary Trial on Charge of Tam oering
With Tally Sheets.

Last evenings overland train
Drought ex-County Clerk L. V. EhIen
nome from the state of Washington
aiter "A days absence. He was acs
companied by Prosecuting Attorprv
s. L. Hayden, and returned voluntar.
n.y. After short stay at his home
whence he had summoned Mr., Til.
mon Ford to act as his attorney, he
was arrested on warrant sworn ont
before . Justice johnson June 2s, by R.
r. Boise as private prosecutor and
was arraigned before that magistrate,
Ine court set this afternoon at 3o'clock
as the time for preliminary examina.
tlon' and Mr., Ehlen was allowed to
go without giving bond.
MI Ehlen could not be seen todav
out IL is understood that he has spent
tne time Of his absence with friends
Ia the state Of Washington, and his
is source Of great Meas.
ure TO his family and friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
CALL A MnssnNenR

and have your notes and packages
delivered, to collect a bill, to go on
errands for you. Ask for special
rates on merchants packages.
Charges reasonable. Bicycle ser
vice. Ring Blue boxes or telephone
40.
Lockwood Messenger System Centrai
office No. 280 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14

Total shortage for both terms s3,27s 90
SCOTT BozoRTH,
w. |. STALEY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-14
WAIVED EXAMINATION

MT Ehlen appeared in court att
U.s. w. w MS attornep, Tilmou Ford, and
Vnii waived examination on the cbarge ~
Oountefieltlng and forging a p1bIic i
record" His bond was fixed lat s5oO
"hlch he furnished and was ;raleosoS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-07
CAMP JOHN II. GORDON.
Third Texas Not Likely to BE order
ed to Porto Rico.

Camp John B. Gordon, st. slmons ISL
and, Ca, Aug. 6.-Sergt Heath and Pri-
vate Galloway Of Company C, Third Tex
as, reached camp to-day from New Or
leans, where they have been on detached
service.
A rumor gained currency to-day that
the Texans had been ordered to the front.
It grew out Of notice received by Capt.
Lapowsk that the Second Texas had been
ordered to Porto Rico and one detached
company from each state would be sent
TO Join them. 1t is considered probable
however that instead of Company u pc
ing sent away, others Of the Third Will
be sent to join them.
Company G has built a neat park near
the mess tables and laid it out in plats
covered with shells, sea fans and cocoa
nuts in their natural state. all Of which
they brought from Dry Tortugas.
The large Red Cross flag presented to
the corps by the ladies of Raleigh was
erected over hospital headquarters to-day.
The machinery for boring the artesian
well was lightered down to-day and work
has commenced.
Col. Burgwyn has responded to requests
of the men and officers for a little more
latitude by allowing them TO move for one
mile each way on the beach. Col. Bur
gwyn says: Il have decided to give the
men privilege to 90 one mile from camp
each way on the beach This order does
not permit them to move off the beach
or to roam through the woods for even
short distance back of the camp. l be-
lieve the men can do no harm by strolling
up and down the beach even If they were
inclined to. 1t seemed hard to contine
them to a few hundred yards of camp
ground, and hence an extension Of the linn
It, As the order prohibiting any of the
men going in the water without proper at
tire will be rigidly enforced, the islanders
need experience no uneasiness about the
extension Of the lines. If the men should
abuse the privilege it will be revoked"
As Col. Burgwyn took such heroic meas
ures to break up the blind. tigers the pub
lie are confident he will not allow any
violation of his other orders.
Numerous soda water, Photographic, and
other stands are beginning to crop up all
around the camp and some of the sand
wich sellers are said to be making money
fast. The soldiers have some cash now
and pay day is not far off.
look through the hospital ward shows
that the sick are well cared for. The
government only provides wire covered
cots with a blanket and sheet for bed
clothes. but these cots are said to be
com Portable. To an onlooker it does seem,
however, that the wire would make the
patients back sore. Surgeons Brevard
and Disney have the confidence of the
men and they easily handle the patients.
The hospital corps has five experienced
nurses
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vALDosTA NEWS NOTES.
Desperate Fight With Tramps-COt-
ton Cron Damaged.

Naldosta Ca, Aug. 6.-The crew of the
Georgia Southern train from Macon last
night had a desperate encounter with
couple Of tramps at a point above Macon.
Inc train stopped al the station and the
tramps were discovered stealing a ride,
hanging from the rods under the cars.
1hey were called out, and as they came,
tlelr pistols were In their hands. Efforts
We're made to arrest them ana q fusi!ade
followed. Baggagomaster Martin was hit
On the hand by a bullet though no one
eIse was hurt. The baggagemaster was left
q 4Hton and the train brought on to Val
'osta. Tho tramps made their escape.
me cotton crop is said TO have been
nIuch damaged in most sections. In one or
Two localities not much rain has fallen,
tilough in other sections the rains have
been continuous and cotton has begun to
sHed Dad!y. a farmer firm the Naylor
.S.rIct said yesterday that more damage
Hau Deen done by three days rain than
was done by the drouth of several months.
i ~ one section above here the rain was so
n9dVy the other day that drains which
Iia it been dry for months were deep enough
with water to swim horse
a prominent hotel man of Macon IS anx-
lous 70 have new hotel built here and
considerable interest has been aroused this
NSoh over the movement. The gentleman
wants 70 lease a new hotel and has made a
proposition that has-put our monied men
" thinking. With the travel that win
come this way with the completion of the
IoaoS now being built a new hotel VIII
az oLlSo De necessity. 1t is thought that S35.-
w VIII build hotel 10 answer all of the
purposes and at the same time give Val
costa as good a hotel as any other of the
sniallef cities of the State.
lightning struck a house on the Bur
icughs place yesterday, but did no damage
pvS ono tearing away one end of the house
ne building was full of negroes at the
llhle' put strange to say none of them
We're hurt.
me County Commissioners met yester-
gay 10 look over the reports of Tax Col
rector staten for the year. Mr.. c. b. Pee
PIES was appointed as member of the
ooard TO take the place of Col Varnedoe.
VINO IS now with the army in Porto Rico
Mr. recipes was a member of the board
LOT some time and the duties Of the office
were not new TO him.
Bishop II. G. Morrison VIII be here Sun
cay TO dediNate the new Methodist Church.
very me musical programme has been
arranged, and the Services are expected 10
Draw large crowd.
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two companions were in a tent, and 1t 4 hs
struck. The man was killed Instantly, and
the other two shocked so badly that IL
was quite a while before they even knew
that their comrade was dead. He was a
recruit from Cleveland. o., and has only
been in camp a short while His body
was turned over at once TO the govern
ment undertaken and prepared for either
burial or shipment
j. w. Paine. manager of the Meadow
Land Improvement Company Of Meadows
near Citra, was in Ocala Friday, inter
viewing Che merchants ana business men,
with a view Of getting them interested in
providing or advancing money TO buy cas-
sava root for the farmers along the line
Of the Florida Central and Pemnsular
Railroad, with which 10 make a crop Of
that product Mr.. Paine has just returned
from Baltimore, where he saw the prin-
cipals of his company aud after fully dis
cussing the question of making starch, has
concluded to erect a starch factory on
their property to cost $4,000. Mr. Paine
says The lands viii grow from ten TO TWEEN
ty-hve tons an acre. He will pay So a ton
az the factory, and the Florida Central and
Peninsular agrees 20 haul a carload Of
maximum Tonnage for 81 a car. To carry
out his proposed plan Of a factory it viii
be necessary TO plant 5000 acres Those
seen on the subject Will do all they can to
interest farmers, and win heartily coop
crate in providing means to secure the
cassava root to plant. Mr. Paine says ihe
viii get the seed, if it is to be had in the
United States. The Meadow Land and
Improvement Company has already ex-
pended several hundred thousand dollars
in draining Orange lake and making prep
aratiOns to plant sugar cane.
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h1ILDING BOOM AT WASHINGTON.
Many Handsome New Structures Co.
ing Up.

Many Handsome New Structures Co
ing Up.
Washington Ga, Aug. 6-Washlngton
is on the boom of ats existence. R. A.
Armand has just completed a brick row
on his Jefferson street property.
The Fitzpatrick Hotel COMPANY are
hard at work on their new $4,000 hotel
This will be one Of the handsomest build-
ings of its kind outside of the larger
clues. 1t has elevators, steam heat. cleo
tflc bells and in every respect is a model
building.
NJ L. Johnson has been at work for sew
eral weekS-on his new hotel. a building
OF the same class as the Fitzpatrick
Both of these hotels are in the main bust
ness portion of the city. Work on the
new water works plant is being rapidly
pushed to completion and Washington will
soon nave as fine system of water works
as any town in the state
f. T. Barrons is hauling brick to be-
gin the erection of an elegant little family
hotel near the depot.
Under the bic management of the Rev
j. NJ. O'Brian, the buildings of the st
Joseph OrphanaGe, which were recently
destroyed by fire. have been rebuilt in a
much better manner than the old build
lngs. They are much handsomer. better
arranged and in every way a vast i'm
provement on the Old buildings.
A tourishiug conclave of the Knights
of Damon was organized here bv T. r
Neeson last week.
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FELIX COBB Ar wAYCRoss.
A Negro the Only Person Who Turns
Out to Hear Him spenIx.

Waycross, Ga, Aug. 6.-FeliX n. Cobb
Of Carrolton and Ben MIllillin of Jesup,
Populist candidates for attorney general
lively, were here yesterday and last night.
Mr.. Cobb had been advertised to speak
yesterday morning at the court house but
only three or four men were present 1t
was announced yesterday afternoon that
he would speak last night al the court
house. The speaking was to take place at
p. m. and at o clock only one man, a
negro, was present. The correspondent ar
rived later and found Mr. Cobb and the
negro having quiet chat. The following
dialogue took place between the cores
pendent and Mr.. Cobb: us the speaking
over, Mr.. Cobb" mo, the crowd has not
arrived This is poor way to do a man
who is on his own expenses over two hum
dred miles from home. The people ought
to be willing to hear both sides of the is
sues Of the campaign. In my county the
people so out TO hear speakers OF all par
ties. There is not even a Populist out to-
night to hear the partys nominee for at
torney general. 1 am at a loss to know
why l was requested to come here"
when you return home" said the CORE
spondent, tell your people that Waycross
and Ware county belong 10 the Democratic
party"
Il can testify to your statement being
correct" said Mr.. Cobb and next time l
come | win advertise month in advance
that l will deliver a temperance lecture"
why not deliver a Democratic speech,
Mr.. Cobb?"
Mr.. Cobb said that would disgrace him
The Democrats in Ware county have
treated their Populist friends kindly all
along and extended to them welcome
back to the Democratic fold. Harmony is
rapidly developing between the two parties
and many good Populist are returning to
the Democratic party There is no Popullst
party now in Ware county, il seems, and
everything is working tremendously
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BRUNsWICK'S BUDGET.
Ocean Freight Rates on Lumber
Continue Low.

Ocean Freight Rates on Lumber
Continue Low.
Brunswick, Ga, Aug. 6.-The last of the
brick warehouses of the Southern Rail
way has been torn down to make room for
the Improvement on the Mallory dock.
These improvements will not be completed
for some weeks yet, but the fall traffic will
be handled with much more case than
heretofore
Rates on lumber continue low. Sailing
vessels do well TO get $3.50 TO New York
ana there is not much demand at that
Since peace negotiations have been on
American vessels are figuring on going
foreign. Two of the regular coasters are
in port now, and will probably take deep
water charters. The ship owners say there
is no money in the business nowadays, and
the lumbermen make the same complaint
While this is true, it is noticed that sew
eral large lumber firms have moved South
this year. and all of them are doing a
big business. Also ship building continues
good Somebody is making money out Of
the business, or these things would not be-
Manager Breisneck of the burned Bruins
wick Foundry and Machine Manufacture
ing Company states that he will imme-
diately rebuild. While his loss was heavy
he has some good orders on file and can
not let the destruction of his plant inter
fere with their being filled. The plant
was one of the finest in Georgia. and. for
tunately for the owners an insurance pol-
icy for $4,000 had been taken out a day or
two before fire destroyed it, This, with the
$4,000 worth carried gives fund of 500
600 10 stare a new plant with, out of the
proceeds of the old.
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COBB HELD FOR TRIAL.
Moacham Shot Below the Heart-May
BE Woman In the Case.

Douglas, Ca. Aug. 6.-Julius Cobb was
arraigned yesterday before Judge Dun for
a preliminary hearing charged with as
sault with intent to murder, upon the per-
son of Sesh Meacham, near Wilsonvllle, on
the End inst His lawyers waived trial and
demanded an indictment by the grand jury.
In view Of the serious condition of Mea-
cham, who is shot through the body, jus,
under the heart bond was fixed at 50 900
The prisoner failing to make the bond was
remandcd to Jail
The cause that led to the immediate
shooting was that Meacham killed lit
lie dog that belonged to Cobb. But there
is some sensational features behind the
scenes, that viii develop at the final trial,
as Cobb states there is a woman in the
case, that through false rumors caused a
separation Of himself and wife, and that
he was going TO apply for a divorce on
several grounds.
The Popuiist ticket In this county is as
follows:
Representative-Hon Elijah Tanner.
Sheriff-W. M. Tanner, present incum-
bent.
Clerk Superior Court-Dan w. GaskIn,
present incumbent
Tax Collaboration. Thomas Paulk, pres
ent incumbent
Receiver of Tax Returns-W. B. Cour-
son.
Treasurer-Hon. William Vickers.
Surveyor-Rev. Tharpe Bailey, present
incumbent.
Coroner-Manning Teston, present Incum-
bent.
This party has been in power in Coffee
county for the past two years. The cam
paign is expected TO be again lively.
Jack Davis, white, who is charged with
burglary, and was wounded by the officers
PROSE- in resisting arrest and now confined
In jail, is resting nicely and his physician
says, will soon recover. one Mr.. Cobb who
has been representing the American Wool
en- Minis Company through the county dan
gerously shot a Mr.. Mitchell, who, il is
thought, cannot recover, near Wilsonvine,
was located in a house six miles from the
city Wednesday night and surrounded
there till this morning. He was safely lodg-
ed in jail.
For two weeks the sherlffs and other Of
ficcrs have been making this county warm
for violatOrs of the law Mr.. J. @. Ket-
terer, has been in the city this week per-
fecting plans to organize a banking house.
He met with hattering assurances of the
necessary subscriptions. The Baptist
Church has called Rev. r. c. Poston to
their pastorate and he has accepted
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An EDITORS Hard Lot.
From the ROslyn CMich) Sentinel


There are always those who will kick
For Instance, IL you publish jokes with
Whiskers on them some will say that you
ought to be in lunatic joint. If you don t
print something to smile at they say you
are a pessimistic fossil If you spread
yourself and write good, original article
they will say it is stolen. If you reprint
an article they say you can't write. Ii
you say a deserving word for a man you
are partial; If you compliment the women
the men are jealous, and if you don't the
verdict of the women is to the effect that
your paper is not fit to use in the con-
struction of a hustle. If you stay in your
office YOU are afraid to remain on the
streets if you do you are lazy. If you
look eeedy you are squandering your
money; if you wear good clothes you are
a dude, and don't pay for them. If you
play a social game of any kind and get
stuck you are a fish; if you win you are
lin horn, and so at goes through one
continual round of pleasant complications.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-07
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
George Canty Held for Trial on a
Charge of Murder

George Canty Held for Trial on a
Charge of Murder.
Tallahassee, Fla. Aug. Estate Treas
urer ]. B, Whitfield reports cash bal
ance in the treasury, on Aug. /, Of $297, -
1916.
The Quincy and Monticello base ball
teams played their decisive game at
Camp Henderson Thursday, and the form
er won on score Of 10 to II.
On the morning OF July IS Jack Hollo-
way was found dead in a suburban store.
with four bullet wounds in his head.
George Canty was arrested as the muir
derer, and a coroners jury returned
verdict TO that effect. CAVITY had a pre-
liminary hearing before Judge Withheld
yesterday and was committed to jail
without bail.
The negro Knights Of Pythias are pre-
pairing for a grand celebration az Apa-
lachicola on Aug. is and 49, The Tala-
hassee and Quincy lodges viii attend
The young men who were missing from
st. Teresa and about whom there was
great. anxiety. found a safe harbor for
their boats during the storm of Tuesday