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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

fiA u6er lie6er ben g6irurgen bes 6oIpitals
Saint 2ouis an, bic i6r abermals ben 2e;6
auf19nitten unb Elm SnItrument ~borfanben,
cine 25 @entimeter LANCE Sonoe, bic Bel Der
er1ten Speratton bergeffen tporben mar. Snz
folaebe11en ipurbe bic nunrne6r 9eneIe enc gez
gen bic betben Ner3te tlagbar, bic ii9 pielz
lei9t, ba bic G6trurgen 0es 9ofpitals lie
ni9t belaIten npIten, 6Gtten dnsreoen tOnz
men, tpern ni9t Elm 8eri9t, ben elmer Der
gbtrurgen bonn rein te9nt19en St%dnopuntte
Der nebi3int13en 4faoemte mitt6eilte, in Der
1nterTuhung gegen Tie 5eu9te. 3Dar be-
6aupten 1e nod INNER, bds 8or6anbenfein
bes S%nitruments i'm l1nterleibe ibrer Yaz
tienttn lei nit teinerlet 2esensgefa6r berz
6unben 9etpeien, 5umul es nit yfidel iiber5os
gen unO afeptif4 5ubereitet mar; alein lie
nerben elmer 8erurt6etlung pegen fa6rldIz
flyer 8ebanblung faum entgeben uno i'm be-
fen Sale ibre Glientel einbiiBen. Sa beibc
mittelos fem folen, 70 9eben ite einem Ii9ez
rem &uin entgegen.
- in intereanter prp5eB
pirb bemnddit bic itoGieniI6en @eri6te
bef9Gftigen. Don &pbert bon Bourbon,
Snfant bon Spuniel1, fprbert bic 8idgabe
fetnes Cries, Der galaItz8t6liot6et bon
parma. Die 6er5ogtbiirner parma unb
piacen3a geb0rten noh benz @ertrage Don
1916 Der @emablin g3apoleons l., Maria
9puiTa. Die na4foIgenben 8ertrGge BON
1917 fi3erten ben 8our6onen bic Id4z
foIge in Dieiem 8eiib, ben &arG IL. i'm
Sabre 1917 mad Dem Sobe Muriu 2ouiz
Ia's antrat. Dieter IieB bic 8i61iot6ef in
500 &iifen bpn 2ucu no9 porma in ben
groBber5ogli9sn Pafaf b%ringen. 9a CT
uber balo Der 8ii6er unb Der Geoierun1
in 10 unrubigen 3eiten iiberorii7iiq nuroe,
10 oantte er 1919 GIT @unIten Ieines Sp6z
mes 8arls III. ab unb lebte aIs p%enfionirz
ter Shirt Oortreffli9 in benz I90nen 8iaz
reggie, 10 baB i'm peber Der Sob feines
SO9nes bur9. M0rber6anb i'm Sabre 1854
%alterirte mod Die 8ertreibuns feines iunz
gen @ntels &obert i'm Satire 1859. @r
besog bon beiben feline penIion unb er6ielt
ite al3 fpdter bonn italientI9en 9tuate
Big IN fein Gnbe. Sn5pif9en f6enfte
@tctor emanuel bic Bidder Der alt6eriibmz
ten 8iblipt6ef bpn 8arma, bic benz BIZ
blitum %eeDffnet ite9t. limb ieBt nu@ 10
pielen Sabren b~erldngt &o6ert bon Sour
BON bic 8ii9er pieber. lin bic 8ii6er
fpieber in ben 8efib Der 9purbonen ga
bringen, blie6e benz itdlteni16en Gi3ter
nibts NnOeres iibrig aGs an3uerfennea,
buB bic Na@fOlge Der Gaborer auF bic
Samilie Bourbon ungefeBmGBig erfoGot Tei.
3obert 1T elmer Der rei4iten SiirIten pine
Siiritentbum; es lit nod ni9t lan9e Der,
baB er bic tolOfdle Grbi6aft bes @ruFer
G6amborb untrut. gr 1T elmer Der ta=
tholi19iten Siiriten unb BON Sep XIII.
tpobl 9%elitten. Gp6ert nennt fi9 audi 6euts
nod nit @orIie6e 9er3og bon Burmu,
BiucenSu unb @uaIte1a unb bat feline Nnz
fpriide uuF bieie Ser5ogt6iimer niemuts
uufgegeben. @r 1T 8ater bon 10 Snfanz
ten bon @panien, feline Sp9ter 1T Die
Mutter bes prinaen Boris BON 8uGgarien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

Sol9e, init bener ct ni9t intim befdnnt 1T,
unb Bel ben 8ublrei6en 9o45eiten, bic unttr
Ieinen beutf9en 9eripanbten ftattfinben,
pfleat man ndtiirli9 bon INN cine piirbige
8etbeiligung bieTer Dirt ftets 5u eriparten.
@uBerbem lit er freigebig segen Sebermann
in feiner umge6ung unb bes 8eibna3tsfeftes
unb felbf Der @eburtstage tpirb bon ibm in
fe6r gener0Ier @eiie gebo9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
p6d1enaltd1s eMt,ots staats- astHaoodn ii. gansar 1899.

Marf Spair iiberraf9te bort feinen Sreunb
Mdfon zines Cages BEL biefer 8ef6dftigung.
What's up?" fraete .W1art Gpain.
rMeine 3eit 1T um," unttportete MdIon,
mir baben einen bemotratifden prGIiben=
ten, unb ba i9 &epubIituner bin, 10 babe #i9
meme Stelung balb an einen suten Demo
truten ab5useben, tpel9er fir 6rantfurt err
nannt perben tpirb." - rOas barf ni9t
iein!" rief Mdrt Spuin aus, berIieb bas
gOnfulat unb besub ii9 na9 ieinem !6otel,
mo er folgenben 8rief an bic hamals tinz
idbrige SO4ter beg neuen prdfioenten ber
@ereinigten Staaten, 8utb Glepelanb,
f9ritb:
rMeine liebe Rutb! Sd gebDre gu ben
~Wtngtpumps" uno cine Der ~itrensIten &ez
geln unferes Srbens perbietet uns, Staatsz
beamte I'm @efGIisteiten gu bitten ober
Treunoe fir Elm 4mt gu empfeblen. SIS 1T
iebo9 gang barnlos, tpenn i9 bteIe freunb=
f9aftli6en 3eilen an Did ri9te, um Dir gu
fugen, buB Oein Batter i'm 8egriff itebt, Elm
groBes 8erbreGen gu begeben, inoem er ben
beiten @onful, ben i9 femme (unb ib femme
fe6r biele), aus Ieinem Nmte iagen min, II
neil er &epublitaner lit, unb neil elm De-
mOtrat feinen plaB oerlunst."
Damn er5Gblte Wiart Spuin in benz Brief,
mas er DDn Mafon uno 1einer amtliden Sbd=
ti9teit puBte, unb fubr tpeiter fort:
SD Ielbt tann mid ni9t an ben prGiiz
benton fpenben. Wenn On aber, 1iebe &ut6,
nddJftens @eGsgenbeit baft, nit Oeinem 0az
ter iiber Nntsia9en gu fpre4en, 10 bite i9
Sid, ben San Maion au ertpdbnen uno ibm
gu fagen, tpte i9 iiber cine Gegierun9 benfe,
bic ibre beten 8eumten in FOLDER 8etfe be-
banoelt."
9rei ober bier Wo9en ipGter er9ielt Mart
Smain einen fleinen 9riefumidlug nit benz
poftitempel Baf6ington; in benz umf9lug
Itedte Elm 8rief in GleOelunb's eigener 9anbz
Ihrift unh foG9enben Snbalts:
rMib Rut6 gteDelano betdtigt banfenb
Ben gmpfang BON Miiter 3pain's 8rief unb
bemerft, baB ite fi9 bic Sreibeit genomnen
bat, benfelben benz gtdtbenten bor5uleien,
tpel9er Scr. Spain beItens fir feline NaGe
ri3t banten ldBt unb ibm bic @erii6erung
giebt, oaB Mafon uuf ieinem 5rantfurter
Bpiten Derbleiben tpirb. Nu9 piinf9t Der
Brdfibent Mr. Snain gu beritGnbigen, buB,
fans Iebterer nod einige atrbere 6GGs Gbnz
li4er Dirt piBte, er ibm umgebenb f9reiben
m03te, ipobur4 ct i'm febr berbinben
tpiirbe."
IS mar dber ni9t MIR Der 8rief Mutf
Stpuin's, Ionbern AUDI Der treffli9e 8ez
umtenruf Maion's, Der GGebelanb bepog,
Mafon bei5ubebalten, pbglei9 Ti9 neben be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
8rdFSemt GIcneGamS ttO 6eneraIs
co1i1tI Wafon-

Srant Mafon ipurbe i'm Sabre 1889 BON
9rGfibent 6arriion gum @eneralcOniul in
0rantfurt a. 90. e%rnunnt, bebielt, obglei4
repu6litaniT9er porteimunn, Die 9te1e UNI
ter grdfibent GIeDeGanO bon 1893-97 feie
ner Sii9tisteit balber erft re4t, unb prdiiz
bent Mc&inkp GieB ie inn ebenfu1s; iebt 1T
MuIon befanntGi4 @enerulcOniul in Berlin,
1ein Nu9fo1ger in 6rdnffurt uber 9iintber.
8etreffs Der 8eibebaltung Mufon's pdbs
reno Der (5peiten) Prdiioentf9aft @ltOez
lambs tommt erft isBt fOlgenoe 9ibf4e Sc
1niGte in umlauf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

Na6hem glebelanb i'm Nobenber 1892
nit acknowledgement Me6rbeit gum prdiiz
benton getpdbGt por6en, bielten bic @ertreter
Der Ser. 9taaten i'm Nuslanb, 10 melt fie
republifanii9 tpuren, ibre 3eit fir gefomz
men. giner bon 6enen, Die in grpurtung
Der Oinge, bic ni9t ausbleiben f%Onnten, be-
reits lire @a9en pudten, mar @enerdlconful
MaIOn in 6rantfurt. Der sroBe 9umorit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

IS mar dber ni9t MIR Der 8rief Murf
Stpdin's, ionbern audi Der treffli4e 8ez
dmtenruf MufOn's, Der @lebelanb benpg,
Mufon bei5ubebuIten, Obglet9 ii9 neben be-
motrutif4en SugespoGititern audi treffli9e
Nnbdnger Der benOtrutif4en parfei um ben
Yoiten betpdrben.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-23


The ordeal. equally dreaded by Miss Vans
dlyt and Elva, passed; Giles Wynter wa
found lying in the glade Of Hazel Wood
stone-dead, claimed by his family and burie
in the valley churchyard at Bell Bay
The cause Of his self-in1icted death was
mystery to even those who were related t
him.
Clorinda had never been seen with him
but had always met him by stealth, an,
nobody with the exception of Elva kney
the tragic details of the strange affair
Sir Oscar, now constantly at the Priory
had taken a gerat liking to the little cousin
n-law, towards whom his fiance, he noticed
was sometimes disdainfully brusque ant
domineering.
My darling" he demonstrated once. 1,
pity for Elva's painfully flushed cheeks an,
trembling embarrassment you must let m
teach you to curb that hot temper of yours
II makes you thoughtless and cruel, and M
impetuosity.'' =
Your wife will not be different to the cir
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20

forms OF all these things They are
IN worse boat than the apostle who
said. "forgettlDg those things which
are behind, and reaching forth unto
those things which are before, / press
toward the mark for the prize Of the
high calling"
what Is the mark for the prlze?"
Is II abuse, reyIllng, accommodation,
declaring our representative system a
fallureY The Republican state con
gentlon at Astoria declared II was
not a failure, Republican papers now,
great aud small, Blanche, Tedy and
sweetheart, declare II a failure, It's
somewhat OF failure. But IL II not
total failure. IL Is as good or bet
ter, in oregon, as ln other states.
So until we have some form Of di-
rect legislation, which will be 10 the
nature Of an experiment, let us with
hold universal donunclation OF exist
Ing institutions that are essentially
American. This paper will not spare
the abuses prac tlced Ia the legislature.
IL viii expose them as II
has exposed them. II Will
at an early day publish the record Of
each member on each bill aud resolu-
llon, aud submit II b the people OF
each county that they may pass iudg-
ment on their own representatives,
and give them credit for their good
work ana hold them responsible for
the bad.
I'VE believe CAREFUL examination Will
disclose that this legislature passed a
great maoy good laws--a registration
law, a good roads law, textbook
Law, a school land law, ask per cent
Interest law, au election Of road sup
erYisors law, aud score or rmiro OF
Wise reform measures tor the good OF
all the people,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20
cArARRH OF sroMAeH.
A Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Ef-
fectuai Cure for II.

Catarrh OF the stomach has long
been considered the next thing TO In
curable. The usual symptoms are
full or bloating sensation after eating
accompanied sometimes with sour or
watery rlsings, formation OF gases,
causing pressure on the heart and
lungs and dilicult breathing; head
aches. tickle appetite. nervousness and
a general played out, languid feeling
There - often foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongue and II the in
terror Uf the stomach could be seen 1t
would show slin.y, iuhaued condl-
tion.
The cure Of this common aud oO-
stinate trouole IS found 10 treat
ment which causes the food to he
readily. thoroughly digested before II
has tiue to ferment and irritate the
delicate mucous surfaces OF the
stomach. To secure prompt and
healthy digestion Is the one necessary
thing 20 do and when normal diges-
tlon Is secured the catarrhal condi-
tion will have disappeared.
According ~ DR.. Harlanson the
safest and best treatment is TO use
after each meal tablet, composed OF
Dlatase, Aseptic Pepsin, little Nux,
Golden Seal and fruit acids, These
tablets can now be found at all drug
stores under the name OF Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets and not being a
patent medicine eau be used with
perfect safety and assurance that
healthy appetite aud thorough di-
gestIon will follow their regu ar use
after meals.
Mr.. N. j. B0Oher OF 27l0 Dearborn
ST., Chicago, ILL.,, writes: "Catarrh Is
local condition resulting from neg
lected cold 10 the head, whereby the
lining membrane Of the nose becomes
Innamed and the poisonous discharge
therefr0m passing backward into the
throat reaches the stomach, thus pro-
ducing catarrh OF the stomach. Medi.
cal authorities prescribed for me for
three years for catarrh OF stomach
without cure, but today am the hap
plest of men after using only one box
OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. | can
not find appropriate words TO express
my good feeling and sound rest from
their use"
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Is the
safest preparation as we'll as the
simplest and most convenient remedy
for aoy form OF indigestion, catarrh
Of stomach, biliousness, sour stomach,
heartburn and bloating after meals
Send for little book mailed free, on
stomach troubles, by addressing
Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich. The
tablets can be found at all drug stores
2-l3 10 II 20 % q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20

THE TWENTIETH REGULAR
SESSION.

Unqualified criticism of the Iegis-
lature by the press Of the state has
become a sterootyped lad, biennial
attack OF the journalistic rabies, much
OF which IA founded upon real grlev
anccs on the part Of the taxpayer,
and more of which n mere undlscrimi.
uatlng Remuneration without founda.
tlon 10 Justice, morals aud facts.
THE JouRNAL believes II Is clearly
entitled 10 call Itself 40 Independent
paper, that lights iobbcry as a'regular
industry and lnduigesin Ia criticism .of
all that appears 90 u 10 be wrong In
the public services regular recrea.
tlon lLcontends Furthermore, with
some success, II SELF iattery Tor good
cause Is permissible. But II must
protest ~ the sweeping, unreasonable
denunciatlcL OF this legislature.
The whole legislative system Is
wrong IA many respects. 10 send
ninety more or less inexperienced men
20 make laws and conduet a state
business transaction involving nil
lions Of dollars, aud do " all "a forty
days AZ ~ day, aod subject each
member 10 ali tho Worry, pressure ex.
cltement, proyocations, temptations,
Influences, Inducements aud RESPONSE
Dilltles that a session lnyolyes, Is a
stupendous lncougiulty u not crime
Thee what are members sent here
fory Are moi most Of them sent ~
procure appropriations or legislation
Of especial benefit 10 their own sec
tlon, II not lhelr own town DO
they not have 20 withstand the llu.
pact of all esisilug abuses, an vested
Interests, all The wealth aud Iroperty
benefited bY Che laws a. they are,
and then mee, lhe demands for re.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20
Cold, Damp Weather Ag-
gravates the Disease.

Cold, damp and disagreeable
weather Is dreaded by those sub
iect TO Rheumatism, for the slight
eat change ia the atmosphere or
temperature Is sure to increase
their suffering. A great many
who experience little difficulty
from Rheumatism during the
eummer months are likely to be-
lieve themselves rid Of the disease,
but with the first cold, damp day
their aches and pains return and
they soon find themselves firmly
in the grasp Of their old enemy,
who tortures them more than
ever.
''severnl years ago l was afflicted
with what the doctors called sciatic
Rheumatism or Jumbago, suffering the
most intense agony at times, and being
confined 10 my bed about a year, ni-
though four OF the best physicians Zone
Of whom was my fnthcr) attended me
during my Illness eThey could give me
only Temporary relief, aud think they
tried about All Of the remedies known
10 medical science, dosing me with
strong medicines until my stomach got
m such condition that could digest
nothing, and neither myself nor friends
had any hope OF my recovery, 4 was
persuaded 20 try y. ,. ~. and before
finishing the first bottle, ! found that ]
had the right remedy. continued 70
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20
GUILD" EDUCATORS.

A report reaches FROM Lane county
that discloses grave defect In the
preseot manner Of grinding out
school teachers
out OF class OF 90, but 20 passed
the required examination, aud the
majority OF those received a low grade
certificate. Superintendent Miller
states that this is not owing TO the
examination, but 10 the fact that the
majority OF those applying Tor eertia-
Gates ui late are mere boys aud girls,
who have not yet passed the Eighth
grade oi the public schools lie fayors
a ahaoge Ia the axe requirements of
those desiring 10 take teachers exam.
ations, 80 asto shut out those who
have not bad the necessary schooling,
believing II would benefit the cause
OF education, aud give a higher per
eentof successful applicants. under
the present conditions the examina-
uons are unsatisfactory 10 an con
eerned
For sixteen years Oregon has had
practically the same public school
text book, aud under an existing coa.
tract must keep them Two years
longer A bright ls.yeat.old boy or
girl, by g,ylug special attention, can
pass aa oSamluatiCn 10 become a
teacher Ia Oregon,
Thus there ate forced upon the pao
lie schools scores Of raw, green, inex.
perienced, undeveloped Immature, an.
col,iyated, uucultnred what shall
We eall them They s'e uot 10 blame.
Tue sysiem that gFlnds them out a.
alleged educators, aud forces them 10
'Npenmeotlug on our ehlldren aud
eta them 70 drawing salaries our of
he school fand, Is the stupendoas
rlme and FOLLY OF au Intelligent aye.
Ttese ''child" educators ae Al
YORK On the rising generations 10
sery couuiy IN the state, AZ Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20
FoREIGN CABLE NEWS.

General Maximo Gomez has arrived
at Cardeuas, near Matanzas The
Cubans alone greeted him, the Span
ish element not being represented In
the demonstrations, their Leaders say
ing, 1--WE are foreigners, aud do not
participate In Cuban politics"
The Prince OF Wales, Thursday,
presided NJ a meeting Of the commit
tee haYlug charge Of the national
memorial To the late w. T. Gladstone,
at which II was announced that the
subscriptions had reached the sum OF
s25, ,9OS. During the course OF the
proceedings the Prince Of Wales made
a very graceful reference to MIR Glad
stone
Statistics published relative TO the
British national Income aud expendi
ture indicate that IL is almost certain
there will be a deficiency in the
budget. During the first 45 weeks OF
the present fiscal year, the customs
have shrunk G97i,0OO, and the total
Income has diminished el75,OOO, while
the expenditure has increased by
ei,750,O0O Therefore, there is every
prospect that the income tax will
have 10 be Increased TO 6 pence.
Tue statement OF Baron Won Bue-
low, the minister Of foreign affairs,
and Count POsadowsky- Wehner, the
minister uf the Interior, regarding the
commercial aud political relations be-
tween the United States aud Ger
mauy aud the debate in the reichstag
on The subject have occupied the al.
tentlon OF the press throughout the
week aud given rise TO many notable
utterances, A leading paper says:
"ln spite OF the clear aud unequiyo.
cal declarations OF The German govern.
meut, We suppose the anti German
attacks OF the AMERICAN aud Eaglish
press will not cease at once. We be-
lleye, however that the frank aud
honest remark Of the officials OF the
government will prevent tins poison-
Gus seed frCm containing 20 effect the
views OF the thinding aud Influential
classes ia the Uuited States"
TIE discord within the German and
Prussian cabinets has grown more
acute, There is no longer any doubt
that the three outspokery asrarian
members at the Prussiau cabinet, /
Baron Hammerstein- Lexteu, the /
minister OF agriculture, Baron Won
der Recke NoRderhosrt. the Prussian /
minister Of the Interior aud Count
von PosadoNsGy.we wehner the secret
AIRY OF state Ter the Interior, are openly
at war with the rest M their
colleagues. Ia ing the past fori.
night they have given ample evidence
thereto la p.6lic speeches in some
eases, natly c0ntsadioting previous
statements OF Baron Won Buelnw.
Baron Yon Irhielmann, secretary of
tue imperial treasury, and DE-. BosSe
minister ot instruction, aud other min.
lslers. III not yet plain how il viii
all end, with the retirement Of one
faction OF With fresh compromise
Some OF the newspapers predicted the
retirement OF the three agrarians.
Mrs Bradley Martin, Il is NOW A.. :
'eEted' has decided nnally % take up
residence altogether 10 Eugland. aud
'ell her NeS York establishment, ,
sac Intends 10 enIerIaln laylshly dur.
.ng she eomins Loodon season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20

they have been somewhat weeded out,
aud the percentage Of mature men
and women teachers is larger than
elsewhere. Let It be said that the
fully matureG man or woman. possess
any cultivated miod, owning some
thing Of a library, with a professional
sense OF responsibility as an educator,
Is the most valuable public servant
the state has.
These teachers are the real teachers.
They deserve all the compensation
they receive for their ennobllng sacred
lifework. They deserve steady EN- p
ployment. TheD thousands Of child"
educators such as are forced out by
the hotbouse system, armed with
diplomas 10 teach our children, are
more dangerous 10 American instltu-
tlons than a foreign army landed on
our shores.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20
Auction.

Mr. S Friedman, the genial auc.
tloneer, has this day began TO sell at
public auction the Emporium stock
at 200 Commercial street, aud will
continue the same daily until the en-
Tire llues are disposed OF Mr., Fried
man states that never before has u
been his pleasure TO offer 10 the pub.
lie at auction such a new, clean aud
up.to.date stock OF goods.
Thls Ia rare opportunity 20 secure
handsome aud useful articles at your
own price. Eyerythlng In the stock
TO be sold without reserve.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20


Whatever may be the feelings Of the
members OF the house OF representa-
tiyes after they return home and in-
teryiew their constituents, they GER
tainly quit business and started home
in the best Of humOr with themselves
and with each other. TIE session has
been remarkably free from friction
among the members. There has
hardly been adisplay OF ill.humOr or
personalities OF an unpleasant nature.
The Marion county delegation has
been the butt OF some pretty heavy
wbacks at the Salem hog, but FlagR
aud McCulloch have managed 20 give
back something equally cutting, 10
exchange, aud 40 one has been hurt.
The speaker has presided with dig
nifty and impartiallty, as at the
special session, aud has been unlyer'
sally liked. This last has enabled
him 20 keep gOOu control Of the house
without being unduly severe, every
member apparently wishing TO make
u ms easy as possible for the speaker
The other officers Of the house have
given universal satisfaction. Read
ing clerk Motter has undoubtedly had
the most trying work 10 do, especially
during the last ten days. That hI'
IhrOat and lungs ure not reduced Il
mere shreds aud tatters is a wonder
Ia fact the session has been an en-
l0yable one for all concerned aud the
feeling Of relief that the agony wa'
over was not unmixed with regret
that such pleasant relations must bt
broken up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20
|lI!llllIlIliN
Next Time
You Go East

give me an opportunity OF show.
ing you what saving Ia time and
money you make by purchasing
tlcEets oyer the Burlington
Route.
Ours is the shortest OF all lines
TO Omaha, Kansas City, ST. Louis,
ana the South.
To Chicago we offer two dis
unet lines-one via ST. Paul and
the eleetric-.ighted Limited; the
other via Billihgs and the New
Short Line. Both llnes are GOOD
just how good is best realized by
travelling over them.
A. G. SHELDON.
Genl Agent, Portland, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20
Salem, Thursday, March I'd.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20
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sbuws the state Of your feelings and the state
OF your health as we'll. impure 9 oiY9u
makes itsel apparent in phs anu se'''w
complexion, Pimples and Skin Erupllons'
YOU are feeling weak and worn outand do
not have healthy appearance you snoulo
try Acker's Blood Elixir. 1t cules all blood
diseases where cheap Sarsaparillas and so,
called purifiers hail, knowing this we seu
every bottle on positive guarantee. Lunn q
Brooks, druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-20
EnlnYmcni Aecnfnd

We are all seeking enjoyment aud
while II Is hardly possible for all TO
obtain continuous pleasuse a great
macy enjoy ao hour or more each
day while taxing their meals at the
white house restaurant by j. y.
Barnett. cod.