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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

An Oregon Indian War Veteran.
Jas. II Elgln. of Rosedale, who gath.
cred up a lot OF newspaper clippings
not complimentary ~ Speaker Reed
and sent them 10 the gentleman, re-.
ceived following laconic note In reply.
II have your letter Of the 7th with
the enclosure, and for sentiments
contained therein ! am very much
Obliged. Very Truly, +. b Reed A"
As the clippings we're severe Repub-
liean roasts. lhe sarcasm is all the
more significant.
The same veteran has long letter
from Senator Mcbride explaining why
toe Indlan War pensions and the In-
dian War Depreciation claims all went
BY The board. After the manner ln
which Col II. A. Wood, and other
doughty political cOlonels gathered in
The sindian war veterans, vote for
the Republican candidates IL Is very
amusing.
Mcbride sheds great tears OF con.
ISOLATION, after voting millions for San
Pedro aud other harbors around and
controlled by the big corporations,
over the woes and mlsfortunes OF the
door fellows who fought, bled aud
put up for their country ia the Cay.
use aud Rogue River wars, and says
NY DEAR SIR;-'I am not sur.
prised that you are discouraged Ny the
failure 0f congress 10 do Justice 10 the
veterans Of our early Indian wars.
although that complaint does not lie
against the United states senate,
which, twice, siuce haye been here.
has passed this pension bill. The
failure of the bill 10 pass the house Of
representatives Is due On the nom
action Of the house committee on pen
sloDs' Of which Mr.. Loudenslager IA
the chairman / have not seen the
Interview or letter 10 which you refer, |
but ] do know that the bill could have
been passed " Mr.. Loudonslager had
desired IL 20 pass 40 present session.
nave recently been Informed by Mr..
Tongue that Mr.. Londenslager will
not oppose the passage OF the bill at
the next session OF congress. shall.
therefore, eudcayor 10 pass the same {
Dill through the senate early In the
irst session Of the Fifty-sixth con.
lress' NJ as 20 give The house ample
line In which % consider and 10 pass
-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

/ The people must be educated 10 de
mand the Right 20 Direct nomina-
tlon. They must also be TAUGHT
how 20 put II intoeffect.
THE FARMER sitting AT HOME
by his ireside has as good right and
often better wisdom 20 select can.
diddte for county office than the
professional TOWN POLITIClAN n
or SCHEMING BOSS at the county
seat. Then why should he not have
the privilege and opportunity TO ex-
erclsc the right?
Can't a farmer at home with his
wife and family determine as well
VINO is proper man To send 10 the
leRlslatUrey
HIS CHOICE may not be the
choice OF ALL Others, but mis- IN
SELFISH OPINION is worth know.
Ing and can only produce good results.
Can't Farmer AT HOME nominate
no man for County Judge, Commits
sioner, Sheriff, or School Superintend-
ent, as we'll a. II he Is made delegate
by OTHERS and goes 10 the county
seat and enters into TRADES and
LOG-ROLLING schemes TO make a
ticket
Isn't every intelligent American
citizen as competent 20 SELECT his
candidates HIMSELF for nomination
as he Is 20 ELECT men for office
whom SOMEBODY else has noml-
mated ?
DIRECT NOMINATION IL en-
ployed all over the south in parts OF
the middle and western states. is u
not rs important as Direct Legisla
tlonY We believe 10 Is.
There is SAMPE BALLOT for
One Oregon county for the COM
PLETE TICKET 20 be ELECTED
In 1900 Cut 4. out aud keep IT, FIJI
Il out at your leisure. Make up a
TICKET toSUIT YOURSELF IN /
stead Of having TO swallow a ticket
lalf OF which you DON'T KNOW and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
$4,000 Saved Annually
A Plain Statement Of the City Bond
ing Proposition.

Aprpos coming special election, for or against the
issuance bono March 3l desire to say woa TO my nd
Saem question Of adjusting her 1oaticR
H 70 October TO- So8 @ @ hears S interest at
beaH ce e and U i safeI ~ te r OF bsoesS viii permit
under which It may operate namely no Rd o ] s ST Of a. e tax
payers upon property ia The city, TO issue refund warrants 5 IN ia @ @
next year an mill general tax upon the assessed values
expedens quickest and cheap
est T9s is the question ] to %Rea the ne" GqysG % as @ nS % When 3
has decided with the consent Of the people to solve with bond
There are those salem reputable citizens heavy taXpayer
wayou Of tic fua0clal dldic9lty. But il? ,,
attractive as commerciai commodty as the bonds The
Of G aSd R0a the bond Su3 sell Snc While the
variant 2 and dts very a0gneis @ as hat an 9eSmeH n w5ld
Of tue pc pie Of Saem ana t wholesome objection aside there re-
the year while the
efence in u ve e Of The bon5 Of per xac aI @ TSu ASoe @ fact
entitled to notice 10 this connection when these matters we're first
agreed take pD the provides the
whn It was found the rate was restricted by legislative en2cme9t
WA as an must carry the limit Of interest liked by
the cGncuson that The bonds are o The r6esne for a cv
IL is said by %av of obo % % % beHd 6t m ibeT % y,rce y
would entail liked interest upon city year
@ @ and @ ps uI @ 9G ] 40 thus @ sqng demand @ for
o o& i & Dg i9I new ehaTge h3 yearly she keeping t9e
Nearly Of the yery debt She is now tryo m nToyde T
pure and simple and for Which, she has nothing Within
ne o[dsr, 70 sho" except the honor and purpose to it,
IL SAID, also that II the a
'I fecklsNsness viii follow
auarS aud new debt will be bn
Rl away Tor coming generations lqudate
Ihere be truth Ia this will the
people themselves send up cOuucimer who
responsible The present charter II shall be preserved
cause providing Tor the lining, and Cusng
adtfman VINO shai dare 10 The future TO debtmt
o he cy Aid MS
~ 0'' '''N ''''''-
The 81 cent sold would he taken IN by CITY
revenues rom a sources n about
W sun outstanding the
ia e s btef period the refund converted into The
O and here again TIE bonds an advantage by
me possibility Of using the third ex9-dien the mill general
TAX levy is 700 remote TO be discussed present
ne hlslc OF
g prompts the employment OF the bonding privileges as H. viii
o{uu al question: ohe the financial problems
quickest, safest aud cheapest a possible ''"S
bonds he
"a gnI mere 10 salem and thus the viii create
lui punc interest In the
WIZ oe on the spot to watch the administration m
~ may ne safely
'o an 'heHlSeh ahd servceaOle oversight times
TAXPAYER.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

The bank politicIaus, the corporation
lawyers, wanted 10 send one Of their
owa stripe 20 congress. The result
was that YanderbJrg was elected,
but was counted out with Indian
votes az Slletz aud white votes at
Salem. II Is not generally known,
and was not known BY the
newspapers at Salem 10 1896, but
II Is now known that there was some
XII d Of recount and "readjustment"
Of the tallysheets 10 Marion county.
and after that was hsd, Tom Tongue
ran away ahead. Thus vas the fraud
perpetrIted that ROBBED the peo-
pie Of their real representative, aud
DEPRIVED the producer u all real
competition on freIRhts 10 Western
Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
From United States Senator to County
Coroner.
HOW THIS GREAT REFORM IN POLITICS CAN BE
REALIZED In OREGON.
States for All Offices in the Gift Of the People are Now
Being Made up BY the Bosses.

The close observer VI Oregon poll.
tics can SEE that the managers ar,
BUSY as BEES working now {,
make Up STATES and Hx ~
primaries and conventions In AID.
VANCE for 1900
To June 1900 the PEOpLEo Ore
Ron Will elect county officers, legls
latufe, members Of congress aud Tho
legislature will elect y. S. senai ol
10 succeed Mcbride. BUT the
BOSSES will NOMINATE.
WHAT are the PEOPLE GOING
To DO about ltY
Gao Oregon realize direct nomlna
tion OF caDdldSte?
Can anyone give good reason why
the voters Of all parties, the people
in general, should not have a voice
In naming candidates?
Then why not start the noyment
now and carry II into operation all
over the state.
Al the Salem school election year
ago over 300 ballots were cast by
citizens direct for two candidates for
cchool director who were elected by
about four 3, one over the Republican
city chairman and county chairman
Ia district that ls Republican four
10 one.
10 the recent city election the Citl-
zens' ticket was made up by represen-
tatlve citizens Of all parties, without
fusion or delegates or caucus or con.
ventlon. and elected two % one over
a regular cut and dried convention
ticket OF the Republican party In a.
city strongly Republican.
DIRECT nomination OF candidate
Tor school director was AGAIN EN-.
PLOfED Ia the recent school cleo
ion at Salem. The nominee was
Democrat running against Demo. !
RAJ, and the Peoples nominee was
lected.
what II the objection TO DIRECT
'OMINATIONY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
How,s This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Hall s Catarrh Gu re-
f. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo. q.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last 10 years. and
belieye him perfectly honorable In ali
business transactions, and financially
able to carry cut any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, y.
WALDING. KGNNAN & MARVIN. Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the bloud
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

THE JoURNAL would like To- have
this plan OF nomination discu set
and adopted by the People regardless
OF Party. 1T SHOULD BE PUT
| INTO FORCE AND EFFECT
WITHOUT WAITING FOR THE
/ CONSENT OF ANY POLITl-
CAL PARTY. Political Parties
Many afterwards hold conventions
and ratify the nominations made BY
DIRECT BALLOT IL they see III,
but this is.not necessary. Under the old
convention plan the bosses make d
| SLATE OF DELEGATES or a
SLATE TICKET for the PEOPLE
tu ratify. LET the bosses do the
RATIFYING instead Of the PEO-
PIE.
Under direct Nomination an Of
hcial who makes a GOOD RECORD,
or private citizen who is ambitious
/ To enter the Public Service can AP-
PEAL DIRECTLY 10 the PEOPLE
for a nomination without resUrting
to all the DIRTY WORK now RE
| IQUIRED TO get Nomination at the
HANDS Of a CONVENTION.
Even II Direct LEGISLATION Is
secured in Oregon, which is mot at
all certain Direct NOMINATION.
remains just as important aud heces.
sary. Itisa RIGHT the PEOPLE
must constantly exercise 10 GET
GOOD MEN INTO OFFICE aud to
KEEP THEM THERE.
THE JOURNAL will 10 future muir
bers show HOW Direct Nomination
Is possible ia each county, how the
complete expression Of the People can
be secured without secret caucuses OF
manipulated conventions by secret
nominating ballot Of each legal voter.
This can be done with far LESS ex.
pense than holding ALL the DlF.
FERENT primaries and nominating |
conventions. Under the old system |
three or four cOnYentions aud prim-
aries will be held with CHEAT EX. |
PENSE and LOSS Of TINE and the
PEOPLES VIII is not made known So
much as the POLITICIANS and the
BOSSES.
Under DIRECT nomination Con.
gresham HERMANN could not have
heen retired In 1896. Senator
MITCHELL would have been
RETURNED TO the SENATE
md would not have been
TO adapt his FREE Sill
' Err record to GOLD STANDARD
Under DIRECT nomination several
'ther THINGS would Not have taken
lace Ia Oregon aud could NEVER
FAKE PLACE AGAIN.
PUSH and ORGANIZE Tor DI.
'ECT nomination Of ALL Candidates
y all the PEOPLE II you want RE.
ORMS and government made DI.
ECTLY RESPONSIBLE To the {
EOPLE,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
MUSICAL PROGRAM.

A. the Studio Of Eta Andsn Whitman
saturday.
On Saturday afternoon last. a MEMS.
ant aud profitable hour was spent by
the friends aud parents OF some Of
Mrs Wlllman's plano pupils. In her
Studio over the First National Bank.
Ia The enioyement OF choice musical
program by members ~ the class.
Mrs, Willman isa progressive teacher
aud seems 10 never tire In her efforts
to'adYauce the pupil aud 10 enter.
taln ana Instruct those who are In
anyway interested In music. Salem
mas OF late awakened Ia the fact
lhal she Is a music loving
community, AS evidenced by her
prompt support Of efforts 10 bring be
fore her people some Of the highest ex.
ponents OF the art OF music. Asa
matter Of simple fact Mrs. wnlman
has contributed no small influence to.
ward THIS end aud she is now Justly
feaplng the reward Of her uniting
ehnrt 10 The patronage she receives AZ
most competent teacher. aud In the
deference 20 her opinions, endorse. |
meats, aud criticisms OF musicians
aud musical events.
The following lmpromptu program 4
was given GA this occasion. aud other.
VIII iollo~ regularly, 10 which we are
Informed the public are cordially In.
Yited. ~
a pleasant aud enjoyable season Of
music was afforded Saturday after.
loon ~ Mrs. Willmans studio M theI
first National bank luilding. The
programs rendered on these occasions
ire Informal aud the numbers are ,
fom The studies that the class are
tudying These muslcales are for
ne oeaett Of the parents aud those
Interested ia music. The program ,
endered Saturday afternoon vas as
olloNs, -
ap"up ~ NApilc einso. .,, Mendelssoho
Aol i"ieaslse VA q minur Chopin.
hiss Nettle Beckner ~
'u''' y planosl Spanish Dance
Nf.'c tt..' 4. ..,, MOrgknNski 1,
ME-, W. oface Savage and Miss Ana !,
iauo sUlu .. R.,....,, b
$500 Mrs n r Arson. u
uatist, "kakocEy. Marsch L., 4
~ piano Nc. Waters, aud Mrs
h'f.vssei "a piano ~ Ms. Anson
lann solo Nos,t.... A., "A
Fred Waters nj
llnu duut uoli.a "
~ hinuo--A Althea MoOres; second ~
plauo- Marie Hoier IA
aNu solo, descriptive .Holhenses a
Althea M00fes. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

The way 10 e,onomlse and retrenct
u 70 retrench and economic. What
sense Is there ia reappolntiDg Who'll,
reglmeutal stan OF Oregon National
Guard officials, from BrlRadier Gen
eral down 70 hlnd.bag-piper ln.the
rear when there Is not pnyae In
the stateT II these officials want "a
draw salaries let them ask 30 Join the
regiment at Manila, instead Of paying
them $50 70 500 a mouth for doing
noLhIng aL home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

EQUAL aud exact iaslioe 10 all men, of what.
LsoeYef persuasion. relitious OF political
pcatc. commsFce. and friendship wifh oil ma.
tions,--eDtanNiiue aliances with none; The snp-
port of the state governments IN All their rights.
~ tie most compn tont adm Illustrations for our
aonie8tic copecfnn. ard The aurfai bulwhrke
aFainst anti Republican iendancioa: the pre sof.
tntIou ~ the general government ~ ita whole
constitutional viRor. ~ the ahnet anchor ~ our
poirc 20 home and safety abroad, freedom ~
religion freedom ~ the press these
principles form The bright constellation which
hae gone before ua. and guided our sfepe
through "a age Of revolution and reformation.
THOMAS JEffER8ON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

tue other halfyou DON'T LIKE
I Under this plan OF Direct nomIna.
llon any otlicial who has made a GOOT
hhCORp AS an official aud who ba,
served the PEOPLE and the rAX.
rAl ER HONESTLY aud FAITH
FULLY can be reuominated ana ~.
elected whether the BOSSES or the
MACHINE like IL or not, lie can nor
ue keuominaled aud aainst tbs
WILL of the PEOPLE.
on TINS plan Of DIRECT NOMINA.
IIoN there is no reason why every
legal voter shall not HAVE ONE
pELlRERATE CHOICE OF PX.
FkENSloN fora Candidate forEAOu
vlhee from u. 5, SENATOR tosUR.
NhNoR' What HARM can come
RlGuTg '"'S
Orotrast DIRECT nomlna,,oo Win
tue USUAL Methods emnloysa ,n
pELEGAfE CON VENTIoNS
Nhete SLATE Is made M
sEoREFUAuCUS held befon, mana
" :, where a cur aud DRIED PRO,
NNAN Is only carried out by tue Del. I
egates VI
Tue Usual Delegate Conyso,,,o
pu,s a PREMIUM on TRICKERY /
aod ChlCANERY, and the ,n,n nwh.
'41 ,. NAAE the MOST Dvlegates Rs.
I'e'e he Is Toe THEIR comblo,,,o,
,sN Tue hlaee aud 'geneally proves
.oe weakest candidate on ,hs 49,,
&c 'ea'iy FORCED himself upon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

tnsni a iiinee arc the ioIempusm VI ssri
ona disease.
Nolg msn would succesd in eaf,,i,g o.,
thrn liie purposes II they uouid pus Incl,
fpnAutnilons in strung loIcchll. hirh con
Nlurn without waiting uutn distase ~,
tlHnEfa iis akr lnlu their vital oreans N
man 10 q using W his y nofk ~ .iiaiit,
n.iNi ihan IA nuifiilYs noatfs sunni, 4
WV pat ~ fitlce'e Nolacn Medical hir
.Ntsiy as az aniunei ~ hls dailg n,tais. Il
~" IVY. tpe paesiifs Organs po0tr to
~ nelN q tht feod apc ssifati nam n
me tltmTufe which sltfnrthrn ~. t.tsf
oIfaulsm ard bnild 30 hraiihr hi,'.4
4 ieFiiailaes every orran ard f...'. ~.
thf body pusFts hiIioas f.ai.oa j.,
me flftuleiion iuNlNpfaies tht 4. -
tfff ana fhf mnttuiar system and "a ~.
man altogether man-.iall ~ auhtief
rnfis3 nna pluck
~ ~ tleedrpap nilhlpa 81 4, i.sti..
Hoa sII|nn a. a,ule 4tafI .,a. y.
Ntal,flsiA, uIea istlns aad l.l.s ~ rn.... asl
4NI uIf nlrl eps p'aile " AZ ll0f...
,fftHtt MeiiNAi I3ttaQffIt sna i1ahd snt.t 4.
tA ] ,npt iHp ap1t lsstift ifr1t ln .iI a.d
49, ,,a''lfs ~ isiisis slitu !
.nErt "a f4elctt roidfn NctiIa nIa,.tr. n
I" AZ ihs' = eisiipra ~ AZ
n many casss ehere eonsilpaiioo 4 one
= fHf akEfataiInf eaafef uI fisease. nf
ttIrt = FitAf4ni feilril should a. usfd la
tNI tNQiion wits his Discovery rhee 1
y .4t timp'tfa and mes, ptiltcily aaiuia i
'taflft ever InFenied
q e 4 afe'fgp hnsiness % sfll wa shst
.t ~ ~ 4pi what or preiem "a atlAsh
f4it sake y ss|i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

I WHY NOT nominate an candl
dates Tor COUNTY aud LEGISLA
TIVE otlces by DIRECT VOTE o
the peoploy
Direct nomination, as against del.
gate conventions and fusion comhln.
auons, Is growing stfoaser With IN,
people wherever it is fairy tried.
The People haNea right 10 TRY
plkEII nomination ofail candidate,
Without asking consent or any Polt.
zeal party The Republican party Is
80 welded % machine methods and
oosslsm that "a WILL NOT trust tine
people with The power 20 nominate
IT DARE NOT.
The pc1ocratlc leaders BELIEVE
'hai the mere alternative swing Of
the political pendulum Ia laoO vii
pat ,hem into power, and they want
70 keep contrul or their nominatiny
'oaeelnery. WILL THEY GIVE
Iee People RIGHT TO NoMiNATEy
NO.
Tue fopulisi Party ought % give
,ne people dlfect nomination. WHO
BELIEVES THEY WILL but
'hans God apd a FRRE eountry.
'he people don't have 90 ASK any sci
q political bosses Tor tue privilege of
plhhVf nomination. They can
'Seteise The RIGHT themselves
Will THEY Do IT'S
We believe they Wlll II they under I
'and lls operations aud how to go N I
'aFk % bring ID ablut
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

AdJutant General Tuttle comes uT
10 Salem once week aad figures out
that there Is go or sl5 due some
private VINO enlisted and was relecte !,
For this he draws from $3.50 10 $500 a
month, The whole farce OF a lot oi
reglmental officials drawing biz sal
aries when there Is no regiment 10
existence ought 20 be cut of back OF
the ears by Farmer Geer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

The people OF Western Oregot
should be aroused 10 the necessity o
protesting 40 the neglect aud de
struction Of Yaqulna Bay harbor
All the bays and harbors from south.
ern California 20 Alaska are provided
With appropriations, except Yaquina
the gateway Of competion tn Western
Oregon
As Congressman Tongue says, II
means a loss of FIVE GENTS A
BUsHEL on all the farmers grain,
and other products IN PRUPOR.
TiON. IL llooks as though western
Oregon had been sacrificed Ia deal
between the o. II. 4 n. aud the Pa
ellie railroads
The Gould Interests have probably
agreed 70 build 40 Eastern Oregon
aui Washington aud keep out OF this
territory, and keep out all competI.
tion, These we're some OF The power.
ful Influences" that dropped the
laqulna Bay appropriation, and pro-
tected lot o. other harbos
that don't compete. How else
eau the situation be explalnedy
Only by having congressman aud Sen
alors To Washington Who are power.
iui enough 20 get 'onto the combl-
nation, or who will make an M.
gfesslys heht for YaQulna Bay a.
tohPf TING harbor, can Western
Oregon hope 10 yet protection.
10 1880 Republican politicians |
traded on aud refused 10 renomlnale /
Congressman Hermann, the nan Who
always protected Ylquina haroor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
Notice to Contractors.

sealed oids will be received by The
hoard ot school directors M nis,ri.I
u Llhertyl until II noon. AnSiI 4
tothat av. lue completion 0f an addition
N, IN ,'' ,ueo, Sehuni building according 10
NJ. I4u specifications p, epaTed hy
,,'.'.'. S''-s' ~, hurggraf, architect. The
.,i,.o ,Ii',.oVsS'Ul bidder viii De required 20
~ an approved bond 10 the full
49, %',...unl OF contract, Plans may be
,rbn at me oiiice nf the architect.
any n all bids.
"a A. SMITH. Chairman,
u L. q. DAVIDSON, Cleik.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

The Frisco Wave for March . Is At
haDd, with a beautlful art re- -produc.
tion of"An Invitation todaoce. Spec
iai illustrated features are "Vlews OF
Lake Cusnmsr." and "Crosslng the
Valdes Glacier" OF course, there
are ulwaye lots OF Manila pictures and
illustrations Of current events. The
Wave" IS speedy publication that
appeals 10 the intelligence aud az.
tlstic tastes e Us readers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

Guaranteed tohacco habit cure. nnke. wenl
men strong, blood pure. SOC, o. An druggists
There are two islands 10 New Zen.
land set apart Tor the reservation OF
Its remarkable wild birds aud other
animals All hunting aud trapping
Is forbidden.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
EDITORIAL REVIEW.

What inside special claim had
Turner oliver 70 lease the section Of
laud that Union county foiced on the
state for an asylum stite Why did
not the state board put u up aud
lease II 20 the higxest bldderg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
Victory How Obtained

If you wish 10 obtain Victory
prepare yourself by hying ina large
lot ot the provisions and groceries
which are To be bought from BranSon
4 Co. 3.27.oQ m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

sweet, refreshing sleep Is given
by Hoods Sarsaparilh, which feeds
the nerves, tones The stomach and
cures all dyspeptic symptoms. 327 IL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

mere - one portion of the human
oo's witch continues 10 Increase ia
"ee throughout ilfe, aad does not
Cease vim the attainment Of matur-
ny Thu is ihe cryatallne lens IL the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

~ i~o tuning forks of the same
p''ea a'e placed fsciug each other
1l,e oae ,oupulDe, tho other silent, IN
4 e" seUeds tho silent one viii b.
giving oui a disilnclly andlble sound
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant mcthod aud h.ueU,ial
effects ot the we'll suuNn r,u,f,.
clHVi on ti0S, manufactured bv tbe
LAiiFoRNiA tl0 SNEUp Co.. Ulu,f,-,,s
~ value %; obtaining the liluia lnv,-
tlNe principles of plants known tn I,.
u''"V'hal1y laxative aUd ID.seutinr
hehi ~ the form most rvfr,-hiur t,tf..
taste and acceptable "a th. ysfsr, Ia
~ thc one periect strength, nipp I,ys
I'VE cleansing che system cfT,ctunll,,
dl>peiling colds, hcadachcs rnd M.
bNAtl4 Yet promptly and gnahlino ,,r.
20 overcome hah.tlll c.N .Irt... ,,...-
nanently ts porfsrt tr.d.r f.,,
every objectionable 0uplitv apl sub
stance, and It's acting on tho lidpe,'s
hNer and bowels, without ,vta,spiu,
W irritating them, make ID the iJnaj
laxative ''N''
In the process % mamiuetur,ro s,s
are used, aS they are pleasant A. ~,
taste, bot the medicinal qualities All the
remedy are obtained trum .eups sn5
other aromatic plants. bv a neti',,5
known 10 the CAIIFoRslA Fq sym
No only. In order 10 ;gct IFS henefri,i
ehectS and 20 avoid imitatio,ts rl.,,,..
lenien oer the run name ol the Con.n,n,
pFinled on the front of every pactsgc
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