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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06


Ths 1fst rspef 10 tbs state. the
Silver Democratic HIlls,oro Arxns.
10 shy Its castor 10 the rinR' % the
WonAo suaraxe question. strikes
o1t fr0sn tbe shoulder ln favor u tbe
women. The article i q a bumos.
oas character and ~e approve its nrn
without esdorsinx its sentlmsats
The pesple q Oregon wiil have 40
opp0rsuoiiy 70 sote. at the cert elec-
tloa. 40 expression whether or noi
wamea shall Be ailosed tbe ngbt o.
suffrage. Theoretically. women suf-
fraxe r. correct. 10 Practice Il
might be dl1efent But 20 far a.
The Argus i c9ocerned. u wants u
zee Nomen have the right % frao-
chiss every time 10 preference -
giving that right - some blg
burig lznoranmus who doesn't
kn0w bacteria from bulbs. or poli-
teal ec0o0mies from CD Liver Oil
GiYe woman 3 chance st the polls and
she viii study the questions o. the
day aud nine times out q ten cast a
more Intelligent vote than the hsf
room bum, Or the brute who sells his
suffrage for a pint o. booze and a pat
on ths back. IL u useless 70 say that
"~onIan doesn't Know asythlng
about politics. Ofeaufe. she dOeso't. I
Why should shef Give her q chance
and she will do more 70 purify poll I
ties 10 one year thau men will 10
twenty. The Argus "a entirely viii. I
inR 70 have Abigail scott Dannlway
take Il by the nape of The neck, agur.
atiyely speaking, aud thros IL Into
the nrlng iins for the right of womau
suffrage while Al u. will help
fight % suppress the yote Of every
man who sells his Flght Tor a few
drinks q "bug.luiee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

BE % consider the chiisfen's money -
trust fBndn sot sobleet 70 the or
dinsfy risks taken By mOst back de-
pseliora II has often been said that
oor national lie Is threate0ed BY the
nood of paBperisn from EUROPE. This
savings bank system u % the great
est value By Inspiring the childreu of
this class slth the honest pride 0f
independent Ownership Of property.
On the other hand. Las Maelaren
hss written of Americans a. being an
lmproyIdert nation Of spendlbrlfts.
n this tendency b. true our Own
young Americans can learn valuable
lesson Of pTovident thrift while using
The School saylngs Bank.
COu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06
Was Delicate

III any oi us are run d0Nn, We ge'
a bottle ~ Hoods Sar.apsrlia a.
tonic, My youngest hoy. now sever
years old, was a very delicate child
dntll ne was four wears old. when j
began giving him Hoods Sarsaparilla
After using two b1ttles he il a. vel.
As any child Mrs. ). II RICHARD
SON. 023 Bush st, seattle. Wash.
Hoods Pills are nOn-irritating and
the only ca,hartic 10 take with Hood,
arsaparilla
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06
PLAYED OUT

h-21aehe. Pains n vsrioa nuts al
tas i'i} >.uEns a. the p.t o. he .t.mscs
lA'ea ~ appetite. tsyedshLrss Pimnlss =,
Nofrs az 1h positive evidences IN iD,,,,e-
hiofi- No matter hos Il became :, /, -. -.
he panhcd In order 20 oltsin e-',5 L.,.i ne
Aessf.' BLOOD EieKir has never fail.5 ~ '-,'-s
49, ,ei- s' 80 p slPh'.i'ac aolsons Or any other
- - - 81 y 's eeHainly wondsrsl
,..'.., .s.nsay ana ~s vii sell every bcttle an =
positive guarantee -"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06
FIAhH|SSHI|
You Can Get
a Lower Berth,

With one exception the through
trains Of the Burlington Route
are almost invariably wel-hued.
The exception is our ST. Paul,
Chicago Limited. On the limited
there Is usually ro0m and n
spare.
Don't infer that il is neither
so une' nor 50 fast, as ANY train
~ ANY other line between 81.
Paul and Chicago. On the con
trary, There is no. more beautiful
Train Ia America. Ithas electric
llsht' steam heat, vide vestibules.
the most satisfactory dining-car
service on thes coutiuent-and a
lower berth fUF everybody.
A,C. SHELDON.
0enl Ageat, Portland. OR.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

subject, aud II Vas stated that a gov.
eminent bill vould BE- laid before tbs
legislature. It ls now announced
however. BY the minister % publ,
Korsh'p.that the government wiIl not
sanction legislation on the subject o
divorce
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06
PROF. HIDDEN's CARD.
See Dates Of the Three Great Mus,eal
Events Elsewhere.

See Dates Of the Three Great Mus,sa
Events Elsewhere.
When In the course Of musical
events there comes a time wnen every
one OF the musicians ut a city is sun
porting aud working Tor a course ~
concerts, {, means not only that the
professional friendship among the
musicians is Of most cordial nature
but more than this, IL meads thar
the concerts are of Interest and bene-
az 20 all musicians, whether their
work Is Ia plano, violin, vocal 0r ur.
chestral music. Then too. "a isasignsI
that every lover OF music 90 any Kind
whatever will az once become inier.
ested IA concerts given by great artists
Tor whom 90 pcrson, 40 newspaper. na
musical Journal has a word OF adysr.s
criticism, but an give their higbe.-
endorsement.
We received this morning. a lei,e,
from Prof Reginald l. Hidien nr.,-
e'pal oi the Yiolia department 10 our
university college ot music. Mr.
Hidden Is recogoifed as Que Of the
very best Yiolinists aud teachers ip
the Paoinc northwest. aud Se arr
glad 70 publish this letter 90 part:
"hF Bendix is one of the foremo.,
''olinis1s Ia America iolay. having
held the position a. concert master
10 the largest orchestras. tie is widely
Snown la the eastern states q. T.
'olols, OF the arst rauk IS
REGNALn l. HInDEN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

SICK HEADACHE ABSOLUTELY AMI
permanently cured by lsiug M0L Tea. A
pleasant herb drink. Cuies constipation aud
Indigestion, makes you eii sleep, sork and
happy. Satisfaction guaranteed O. money
back, 2Se ami SOC Lunn a. Brooks druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

uisrEPsiA CAN IL URED IA
-'.ns Aektfs DylepsiA Tsb'sts. one B,,i.
'a..- sii sss iumeiiais rsEsf or mon. ~ /,
.s--'isi sold 10 handsome tia toSes Al .,c
i-HH t-ooss drueci,ts. -,S'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

Gov, Gcer h SIN considering boa
T. construct his state fair board
The suggestion oi thl. paper has met
With much approval, that ho select
oue nslclass business mau aud four
others 10 represent The four great ai
visions of agriculture, towlt: Siock
faising' Rgain growing, fruit Raising
aud dairyiug, n Mr. Gcer wants 10.
be can dad men who are enthusiast,
and specialists 10 these ueles. he is
not Tequircd 20 eomposc the board a.
pay political debis. or 90 l1caie them
geographically aud nellherstt nec
c'saty 70 select man o. represent
'he Famhliog of Faoe track features
The theory that 90 Salem maa ought
70 b. 90 the heard is fauaey. A sosa
Salem business man. ~ho dns o.,
represent the local suiliog push thai
has bled the fair 10 numerically IN
t1e plsl, would D. a valuable mao a.
ensure the success Of the fair ana if
10 salela man 10 put on and the fair
= failure. Gov. Geer will BE- blamed
'ere ''at home" Tor the failure Of tho
air
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

iEApENlkNcE tS.TFE BESr TFAcurp
- AsNsI hngl'sa kemeir in any 60 ~ y
ts-s,s, eeils oi opa2 Sh5ald il al ~ NV.
- ''''1'--s 'eile money refunded ase 80
soS Lam A hEloks. drucsiss anu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

oN.Af.W tnAtlfNif ~ huHtlo NJ \ who
VIII kiff thf etei pfoltsslonal adNice ffre
~ change with euaEctfons 81 lnfsn. nj ~
hnlaf iffalmrnl whtfrhy ans al the fsu,ll,
ne A. Ncak ana lll nas D. pni ga thel,
tNtt tN4fH wei auH eintnE and htarIt
f0i ihlIie years o. pl1nt ~. anre...
INtf treated many ~ iht mosi eh.lin.te
Apa ApFafenllY hopeless vase "a setrge
tNiNNte disease hla medieines an knnnn
lHfpuEhonl The whole world fr lhrlr =.
ta4lahlnK tuscacy. Iils 0olden Medic.l
',lsfQttif = 4 ilf nlosl fifci fsmedY a.
alftem u elftk power 81 fhc dlerstive
NiEAn|4m % NHnamnll the Iand into mna
NNItf Htsp and active enemy His "ln.
fpIlIF Prescription s lhf uIutl sncresshil
'nra|f|nt ever devised loI TIE delicate al.
|HEN'f rtfHIIaf % anneu
hia flettahl ftlieis aie ihe heai uaiid
'Ha paiNai lseafite ~ conaiipaslon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

fhe salem school election a week
henoe Involves the tu,un of our
sehooli, A. man Is to be chosen uba
~lll serve for hseyeaw. IN that ,in,e
booas fan duo that draw eight pefl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06
EDITORIAL COMMENT

There has been something Of a
change 10 the political status 10 ore
gon, growing out u the work % the
Z legislature. IL al came 20 a crisi.
With the passage Of the tax collector
bill BY the Multn0mah delegation.
and the Ofegoniab's successful light
70 have u vetoed. The result viii be
/ a possible new alignment In Portland.
where Republicans heretofore hostile
over the Sights for Che Dolph and
Mitchell senatorsblp- will BE- found
closer than brothers," and others
thst have slept three 10 a bed will
pass each Others BY n strangers. The
close observer will haYe material 70
occupy his political bliukers and en-
ploy his resources Of political sagaclty.
Failure Of the Oregon delegation 10
secure a0 appropriation Tor Yaquiua
Bay may retire Hon. Thos. Tongue
from politics 10 the First district
lie viii enter upon his nd term In
December next and may then recover
lost ground, bnt a. he must be- re-
nominated early 10 1909, Il may be loo
late 70 do nim much good A large
APPROPRIATION was not needed 70 save
the government works az Yaqulua
and incidentally save Mr. To0gueF
bacon. The existence u the Corvallis
and Eastern railroad, rs extension
into Eastern Oregon. oonpctI.
ton with the Southern Pacific
Tor Western Oregon freight.
are all affected unfaYorably by the
failure toget 40 item into the River
and Harbor bill Tor Yaquina BAY
Bingef Hermann, land commissioner
was able 10 secure appropriations for
the southern Oregon harbors. aud it
IL plain that Mr.. Tongue has not got
"ontp The combination" or he could
have doue something fof Yaqulna.
Tongue ls 90 doubt the ablcst lawyer
and most posefful political dehatef
lately sent 10 congress from this dls- 4
ifict. Hut II Is doubtful n anything
i gained By making political speeches
10 the house. NJ Tongues ability /.
bot 40 Offset Tor the political ara.
,onism ot the speaker aud the older
nembers from the east and south.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06
Seed Oats

To IoJ. r. Gilmore, 81 State Stree,
~ ~, SDuS your seed Oats. Laud Plsste,'
"''' Reed Lime aud Flour. dwSeisti
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

. ts cure la GnPps, issp VAN, ..,.,,.t,.
'ls is'', ana '.ss 81 Niiiss NsTssss 'N''A'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER VIM. M. HOAG,
Captain Geo. RaAbe.
summing between Portland and corr.,tis
stepping Al all way landings N"''a'l's'


-. .1taulet has Teen equipped Wilh 6r.t-
piano iheiuding an elegant
D. ssa5pssaed for carrying both tsight snd
iock-FsOlG stat, suset.
G. AAHRTZ. Agent
salem, Oregon
c. SULLIVAN. Bspt.
Albany, Orogen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06
|SdIGIN

Oi.n travellers choice Of the following
routes cas-. They are all fam1us for their
scenic a traction.
OR. 4 y. via Ogden and Denver
Shasta Reuie via Sacra nenio, Ogden ard
Deuver.
Shasta Route via Sacramento, Najore
Alberqusrque. -.
A daily line Of through PULLMAN
PALACE and TOURISTSLEEPERS, San.
Franeiseo and Los Angeles % Chieag This Is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

LAST AND SOUTH
TIE SHASTA ROJTE
Or THE
Southern Pacific Co
EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY
g6'oo n ~. Portland Ar Io:1o Az
e'2S Pm Ly. Satem ....LS 7.ooAN
le;IS N Ar. san Francisco .Lv S.ooPM
Above trains stop At all principal station,
oel' Portland and salem, Turner Marion
Jefferson, Albany, Tangent. Shields. Halsev
Harrisburg, Junction Guy, Eugene, Cresweil
Cottage Grove, Dram, Oakland. and all SIS
tons iron RosebuIg to Ashland, inclusive.
RosEBuRG MAIL, DAILY.
$50 An Ly... Portland Ar I4:SoTN
ioiSS AN Ly. Salem ... Ly u So,P n
Si2o P NJ Ar. .Roseburg Lv l7'SoA A N
Pullman bullet sleeper and second .clas,
sleeping cars attached 10 all through traiD,
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
hEIWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
Mail tIains daily Ie1eep, Sanday.j
Ii}o AM Ly Portland. Ar S:soPL
'1sIS n Ar. Corvallis Lvl i.3oPH
AZ Albany and Corvallis conner ,,j,l
uAins oi the o. c &E. Ry. w"
LNF+Iss TRAIN DAILY LExcEPT SUNDAY
$50 \ ~ Portland Arj S,asAA
I.3of Il LE MeAhnnyille Ly S.soAN
a3o N J Ar Independence Lyl S.So AN
- D'Tee. connections a, san Francesca u1l
,!SSllll - 1ugn'Ai aac Oriental and Pacific mai
s'.,.l s,e~.nah' mes Tor JAPAN AND CHINA
sai ing dates on application
kaIes and tickets 10 Eastern po;,,. -
ESioPe. Also JAPAN, CHINA. HOMO
- ~ and AUSTRALIA. can bs oh,s;nes
Soa SSS W. :" SKINNER, Ticket zen,
r y ,,,p,,,, X, koEHLER, Manager
=, H. MARKHAM q. F ar. A. Pos. 40
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

Hase the 10
mra andchildfeu
hrstl" "a tic in
siinCfise cfy III
esffy hIase nan
in 3 mrmcnf ~
parli. bat in me
every daf con
cefna ~ liio uien
uho are sdins
My bfafc and
tiod fofart the
eills ~ trouble
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

The JOURNAL has the fullest repor, Of the doings Of
the legislature aud state ofcals as well az ndepen-
dent, clear aud concise comment 90 ell public matters
send ial.sub-crpton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

j. TURNER, AGENT, Albany, ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-06

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-18
Riblioteca de LA DEMocaAcuA 90

Enrique de Navarro mostr6 algo apuradc
-Qie tiene una hijs muy bonits, NADIA mks.
ptnl6.
Amaury solt6 arcajada.
-S muj sr...l lohi entonces ..........
-iAh pobre Corisandr dijo VOC baia Noe
Enrique mord6 los labioS
-Eres enrredador abominable, 10: asf Ga que
va no quiero seguir hablando contigo ms voy la
Enrique de Navarro d6 las buenas noches a an
oompanero, volvi6 a la posada, pidi6 una kmpara
subio al aposento que lie habfau preparado All SO
ssnto sobre Ia CANA, olvd6 de desnudarse v dei6
correr su fantasia, para buses do Corsandrs
sino para pensar la bella desconooia. Pero al POGO
ratio, SO estremecio de pronto, dijo baja
II A fe mia creo que tiene z6n Noe y si este
cor tr IL voy ovida Corisandra Pues para pensar
en- ella NADIA . que ella sin nnguna distracco-
nes, solo veo medic efosz, que leer carta
escrbi6 amiga de la infancs, la muier del pa
Loriot.
el principe sac6 la carta del bolsilio de iub6n
soto el nudo de la hebra seda Ell menor 1puo
Isl esfa nal hecho, tanto peor, dijs para 81, oil
amor es quen hace indiscreto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-18
La III ermOsa Platera

necesario, bolsa disposition de mi rione
"a lios otra
TU CoRIsANDaA~
ii Voto q brios ex ,lam6 Enrio,s do N,v,rr. .,
culnto acato de eer esa earts Corisa1dea a. m,
tamada! i'll sbrase visto mayor pefidial
Enrique esaba lanzsn 10 estas imprao .e,onasa ,.s
paredes de aposento cuando oy6 un eoneo;t, an
la puer ~
-lAielante! diio
Era Noe
-lAh! ceres tu7 dijo e prfn ipe
-Yo msmo respo :di6 ,mild am ,nts al b,r,6, =
agudo oven, temo one Corisondra nos h.va maIon;s
Noe Gallo al yer Ia earta alberta que ell prfnepe
tenfa a11 en- la marc.
-iHolai lhola exelam6.
-Corisandra es una pesfis. diio Eari,ue ma
pagarA cara traici6r. Toma. lee ESQ -
% tom6 Ia cartay aproxim6 orayementa !.
Id npara. a
lOhl inujeres | nuj resi murmur6 Enr;oua I,ano
de GO era. ~
-iChi ii dijo Nos lpysndo CON mucha atepc;6n /.
oarta de la condesa. =
I continue la lectura hssta ell fa sin levantar !.
cabeza nj hsoer la ref ,cc6n ouando ooncluv6
SO In devolvl6 Enriq1e sin decr paiabra
- c6moi axclan6 6ste sno to haoe mas impression
10 que has lefdoa pA
No, por cierto
-5Y II, te parece7
"A mi me parsee qne Ia condesa 90 una mu;er bs
bil, ESQ es todo 10 que vao
-Pero en ho 5qn6 harfas t6 en- mi lnOa,7
-voveria sellsr con cuidsdo ssa carta, rsspondi6
~ dsspass'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-18

Dssdoblo Earqus de Nsvarfa Ia carta de CorissGA
dra condess de dramonts aosrc6 la Iii npsra qns
habfa coIocado sobre mesa lry6:
mi querIda Saya.y
Estas primeras psabras ls hicieron sstrsmeos-s
-IsaFal diio pues tambi6n ls mnjsr que ha csna4
90 conmigo se llama Sara ISL. - serA sllal
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-01
ALBERT w. OLSON.
The Young Soldier Who Has Just
Died at Manila.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 31.-Private Albert w.
Olson, whose death at Manila was announced
in today's dispatches, has been for the past
three years resident of Minneapolis. He
enlisted here last June, in Company B. For
some months previous to enlisting he had
been in the employ of E. W. Baker Al
Nieollet avenue dealer in mouldings and in
terror decorations.
Mr.. Olson was born IN La Crosse Wis,
where he lived until coming to Minneapolis.
His father. Peter n. Olson, Is well known
contractor and builder in that city. Mr..
Baker has received a number OF letters from
Mr.. Olson since the latter arrived in Manila
all Of a most happy and encouraging nature,
and the last one. dated Oct. IS, stated that
the writer was in the best Of health and
spirits, but anXiously awaiting orders to re-
turn home.
Mr.. Olson was faithful employe, highly
a popular favorite among his large circle Of
a popular favirfte among his large circle Of
Hacquaintances in this city. He was a mem
Der OF the Sons of Veterans
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-01
GLOBE s MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE
20 WASHINGTON Az. SOUTH.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 31.-Quite a lit
tie sensation was sprung in the Mime
apolis Trust company case this after
noon, which was more interesting from
the fact that all the interests which
have been lighting the trust company
in the Northwestern Guaranty Loan
matter have invariably contended that
they have only been in it because they
wanted TO see the creditors get some
thlng. and because they have taken ev-
cry occasion to roast the trust COM
pany' because Of the claim that the
company never gave the creditors suf-
nclent notice, and. in fact, gave them
no chance to protect themselves.
During the afternoon the attorneys
for the trust company asked to intro
duce copy Of a printed circular, which
was an agreement, TO be entered into
between John M. Morris. assignee Of
the Menage estate, and Francis r. Hart
and Charles j. Bartelson. By this
agreement. the signers of the circular
agreement were to allow Norris to take
-soOU of the money in his hands as trus-
tee to use for expense money. He was
10 employ Hart and Bartelson, and in
return the attorneys were to receive
the first $4,000 that was collected
through any litigation. After that,
they were to keep one-third of all the
balance of the money that might be
collected through the suit. This agree
nent was sent out after the suit had
been brought in which objections were
made and after the supreme court de-
cision had been handed down in the
case.
In presenting the circular Mr.. At
water. took occasion to assert that the
John NJ. Norris who figured in the pa
per had his name in the Minneapolis
directory as in the business of being
an assignee for Estates and in the d.
rectory it showed him as assignee for
Menage estate. Minnesota Agricultural
company, Johnson & Hurd company
Jesse G. Jones. Farmers & Merchants
State bank, Byron J. Kelsey, Menage
Realty company and others. With this
prelude the circular was offered in evil
dence.
The introduction was objected to, and
arguments were had regarding its be-
ing admitted, during which Col. Dodge
introduced decision in 6S Mimi, de-
cided in April, 81, which went TO a
considerable extent into champertous
contracts. Justice Mitchell, it seems,
in the decision. says:
The general purpose of the law against
champerty and maintenances was to prevent
oficiOUs Intermediates from stirring up strife
and contention by vexatious or speculative
litigation, which would disturb the peace CT
society. lead to corrupt practices, and per-
vert the remedial process of the law. The
principle upon which it proceeded was that
contracts conductive 10 such results were
against public policy. Blackstone speaks of
men who are perpetualy endeavoring to dis
turb the repose OF their neighbors and
oficiously interfering with other mems quar-
rels as the pests of society This view was
not peculiar TO the coEmon law.
This class of men. In the form of prowling
assignees' and intermeddling spectators,
unfortunately just numerous. and their
zr q
were"
Judge Otis asked for the circular and
the matter viii be argued further to-
morrow morning.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-01
A GOOD REWARD IN SIGHT.
POstOfiice Employees Are Selling
Stamps Like Good Fellows.

s MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 31.-Should the re-
ceipts of the Minneapolis postoffce for the
fiscal year ending March 81 reach an agsre-
gate of $500 000 it means an increase In the
salaries of Postmaster Lovejoy and several of
his assistants in sums ranging from 81 600 in
his own to 800 to $500 in the cases of
other officials.
Should the necessary increase in, receipts
become a fact the salary OF Postmaster Love
joy will be increased from 5000 to 5000 per
year, and in the discretion Of the department
other advances may be made as follows: AS
sistant Postmaster Hughes, $1,000 to $3.50;
superintendent Of Delivery Wanvig, s., go to
s., 700; Superintendent of Mails Parlin, s., $50
to g. 700 Superintendent of Money Order Di-
vision F.<u 5000 to s.. 400; Superintendent
Of Registry Division James Thurston, 8, $50
to 81 100.
To reach this most desired condition the re-
ceipts for the present quarter must be S14, 600
greater than they were for the corresponding
quarter last year, which the postoffice people
think they will do, with perhaps something to
spare. The quarter gained last year 81, 1873
over the corresponding quarter in the previ-
Gus year. and the present quarter is expected
to better last years by probably $50, 600.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-01
LEAvE-rAKING OF A PASTOR.
Rev. III. w. Fraser Closes His Work
at Oliver Church.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. s1.-Rev. Hugh W.
Fraser delivered his farewell sermon in
Olivet Presbyterian church Sunday evening,
with large congregation attending. He took
for his text, Let the Peace of God Rule in
Your Hearts, He told how he had succeed
ed in raising part of the debt CT the church
during his pastorate. and thanked his friends
for their loyal support during his four years
service, especially his large Sunday school
class.
Friday evening preceding, the women of
the church gave farewell reception for Mr..
Fraser and his family. Plants and flowers
decorated the parlors, and addresses were de-
livered by Judge Torrance, Mr.. Tayler, Rev.
E. R. Farrand, California, and Mr.. Berger.
The Misses Ross, Owens, Quale, McCollum
rendered solos, with Fred Stearns as piano
accompanist Frappe and other refreshments
were served
Mr. Frazer left Monday for his new field
in Brooklyn Presbyterian church, East Oak
land Cal. His family will remain in Mime
apolis until spring
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-01
VIII Receive Their Supreme Regent.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. H.-RoyaI Arcanum
councils in this city are making extensive
preparations for the reception Of Supreme
Regent Edison NJ. Schryver and his wife, who
will make an official visit to this jurisdiction
the latter part Of February.
A mass meeting OF members Of the order
was held last night In Masonic Temple to
further the preparations for the event and
much enthusiasm was manifested over the
coming OF the supreme council officers. 1t Is
proposed to have a general council of the
subordinate divisions and a banquet in honor
OF the coming visitors. Supreme Regent
Schryver will be accompanied by S. H. Trent,
Pittsburg. Pa, a noted attorney, celebrated
for oratorical ability; Henry S. Burkhart.
general manager of the Chicago Maleable
Iron company, who is a prominent Mason Of
high degree; Lanford Harrison, medical ex-
aminer-in-chief, Boston. Members of the
order in Minneapolis will wear the emblematic
colors, white. blue and royal purple Ming
February.