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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-09
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

THE PRESIDENCY-Ol Subscriber.
City A man born in the United States Of
Irish parents is. when he attains the
proper age, eligible for the office of Pres
ident Of the United States.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-09

A HALF-DOLLAR-A S. City. The
selling price of a half-dollar of the coin
age of 1892 is rs cents to 81 for one with
small letters in the legend and from 81 50
to SO so for one with large letters in the
coins
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-09

IN THE DEPARTMENT.. R. W
San Jose, Cal AS your letter of inquiry
does not state in what department you
desire TO seek position, this department
is unable to direct you.
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CENSUS MARSHALS-G. A. B., Oak
land, Cal. The instructions to Census
Marshals for 1900 have not yet been is
sued. When they are they will appear
in the news columns of The Call.
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Economy.

A publisher can make 40, 600 books for
two thirds the price he can make 10000
each of four different kinds. II is just
20 in bicycle building. The Overman
wheel company are this year bending
every energy to produce only one model
and that the best model they have ever
made. Nothing but the higest grade OF
material and workmanship is used and
more wheels are being built of this one
model than have ever been built by them
in any single year of all modelscombined.
Where Nictors are known this is fully
appreciated, az their unprecedented sale
this season confirms, "99 Victors OF
Victorias" are fully $50. value and you
can get them now for $40. SpinrolleI
chainless S75. II. $. Gile q Co., agents.
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PGaSJNAL AND LOCAL.

The river now stands at 5.l and il fall.
ing fast.
Ed. Bell, o; Mccoy, came in today on
business.
Henry Tarpley went To Dallas today
on business
Newt Cook, Of Marion. did business in
Salem today.
Mrs John McCrow, Of Mccoy, was in
the city today.
Thomas A. Yost, Of Troutdale, spent
the day in Salem,
q. A. Davis was passnger to Port
lnd this morning.
Al Ilerren, Of Independence, was d
Salem visitor today.
DUDLEY Henry, Of Spring Valley,
visited In Salem today,
Mrs. s. G. Stone went to Turner today
10 attend campmecting.
Mrs. Frank Sites, Of Dallas, spent the
day with Mrs. o, ID. Hutton.
Miss Dell Cornoyer, returned today
from a visit on French Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs X. Il. Carpenter and
daughter OF Dallas, spent the day in
Salem.
G. X. Moore, Of Astoria, came up last
night Ia visit with his parents till after
the Fourth.
Mrs. j. A. Scllwood went To Portland
this mornig 10 spend a fortnight
with friends.
James lmlah and his father were in
Salem today, driving mp from their
Fairfield ranch
Mss. File Judson started this morn
ing ior Astoria aud Warrcnton 10 visit
friends and relatives.
d. +. Wagner has just returned from
a trip 10 Portland, in which he COM
hined business with pleasure,
Mrs, ]. NJ, Creighton returned last
evening from visit with her daughter
Mrs, Capt Raab at Portland.
Mrs. w, j. lIerren, of Independence,
came down this morning preparatory to
leaylng for a visit In Eastern Oregon.
Prince d a noted trotting horse of Me
Minnyille is at lIuiiman's barn. lie h
owned 10y Mr. Smith, OF the latter place.
Mrs. NJ G, Plowman, of Portland,
who has becn visiting at the home OF
Mrs, q. NJ. lockwood, returned 90 Port.
land today.
Mr.. and Mrs, u. u. keeler returned
last evening from Newberg, whore they
had been attending the yearly meeting
Of Oregon Friends.
Mrs, Ella Garrett, OF Illinois, ar.
rived to,lay 10 spend the summerin in Or.
egon and will bc the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs W, r Rigdon
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Excursion to California

For annual meeting Of National Edu-
cational Association, the Southern Pa
cifc Company Shasta Route) will make
S35 round trip rate 10 Los Angeles, by
train leaving Portland at p. m. July
7. Tickets will be good 10 September 4,
and permit stop over ON return trip.
On July ., q, Z, 8 and -, round trip
tickets to Los Angeles will be sold at $40
rate, allowing stop over in either direc-
ton, and final limit Of September 1.
Holders of these excursion tickets
may make low rate side trips to Mon
tcrey, Lake Tahoe Yosemite Valley, Big
Trees, Riverside, Redlands, Santa Bar
bara, Catalina Island, etc. No such OPP
pOrtunity to visit all California points
Of special interest, AT small cost, has
been before afforded. Note the dates,
For guides, sleeping car reservations
and further information call ON any
Southern Pacific agent, or address Mr..
G. II. Markham, Genl. Passenger Agent,
Portland, Or.
Yours truly,
&. II. MARKHAM.
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DIED.

SHORT.-At her home in Sunnyside,
Portland, at p. N. Wednesday, June
2S, 1899, Mrs X. V. Short, aged 90
years, from a complication of paraly-
sis, heart trouble and dropsy.
The deceased was the aunt Of Gov. T
T. Geer and Ri Geer, state land agent
and Miss Charlotte Helenbrand, of thii
city, is a granddaughter of the deceased
Funeral services was conducted at tn,
late resident at 2:3O O'Clock this after
noon and burial Will be had in Port.
land cemetery.
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Chas Jreen brought in q fire young
mare this morning 10 have an operation
performed. The trouble was wound
on the underside Of the body, caused by
a snag, modification had set in and it
will be matter of time and skill 10 save
the mare. She Is under the care Of d.
ID. Keeler V. S.
Prof. 4. IT, Scott, Of Kansas City,
president Of the Interstate Musical con-
seryatory system arrived today 20 pre-
side this evening at Mrs. Willman's
graduating exercises at the Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mahoney, left TO.
day after a visit with Salem friends.
Mr.. Mahoney is book inspector Of the
s.P. Co., and Mrs. Mahoney, is an old
friend Of Salemites.
Frank T.. Wheeler, convicted Of lar
ceny 10 serve one year and Henry Rolf,
alias $. Smith, convicted Of forgery and
sentenced for two years, were brought to
the pen last night.
J. Il. Beatty, who has been visiting
with his brother, for month and look
ing over Oregon, has returned 10 Mime
apolis, Mimi, well pleased with the
Webfoot country.
G. II. Gruning, was a passenger "a
Portland this morning, where he will
spend his vacation visiting with friends
and relatives.
r. Hines was a passenger 10 Port
! land today. lie is on his way 10 Vista
, Washington, after visiting in Salem fol
' some time.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nelson, who has beer
visiting her son-in-law John Howell, re-
y tuoned 10 Portland this morning vii
\ Pomona.
: Miss Fore, OF Missouri, who is th'
y guest of her cousin, J. f.. Stanton
y went TO Portland yesterday to visit he
' brother.
VI G. l.. McNary and II. j. Bigger wen
\ to Gervais yesterday 10 look after an al
y sault and battery case in justice cour
Y there.
u Frank T.. Hart, Of Portland, Frank {
' Hull, Of Mehama, and +. II. Allistor
\ Of Portland, we're made notaries yesteI
day.
' A. NJ. Hitting was a passenger 10 In
\ dependence last evening via Ruth wher
- he will visit with friends and relatives
:. County Stock Inspector w. $. Taylor
: Of Gervais, is in this city. lie report
cattle generally ina sound condition.
), Miss Lou Mishler, who has bee
working for Geo. G. Wnl, went TO An
!. rora this morning fora vacation.
Mrs.'H. J. Fisher, from the Wald
n Hills country started for Sand Point
Idaho 10 make her future home.
y Web Holmes, the young lawyer, an,
c. s. Moore went to Portland on th,
n early morning train.
Miss Bertha Eberhart, Of Champocg
n is in this city visiting friends.
Rev. II. -. Elworthy returned T.
II Lebanon today after attending ia
Glad Tidings campmeetng.
/. Arthur Churchill has returned iron
his vacation in California.
II MIR and Mrs. J. NJ. Howard left thi
morning for Elgn, Oregon where the
!, will reside in the future.
Mrs. Orlando Joslyn Of New York ~
y rived today 10 be the guest Of Mrs. /
Z. Mccormack.
~ Mrs. c. Sommer went Ia Oregon Cit
today 10 visit relatives.
y Samuel Barker, of Spring Valley, va
in tho city today.
d Oliver Jones, Of Independence, visitc
n In Salem today.
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Seasonable Goods.

Crash, straw and fur hats Tor an ages.
neat, negitgce and laundried white and
colored bosom shirts, bath and linen
towel table damask, crash, bed spreads,
laces, curtains, corsets, ribbons, laces,
embrolderles, snspenders, gloves, ladies
and gents summer underwear, ham
mocks, sweaters and thousand other
items all al racket prices. Call and see
them at the New York Racket.
% 2eO a "
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Oregon Woolen Goods

The Salem woolen mills this morning
shipped a large consignment Of WOODEN
gools 20 llasner, Rothechild 4 Co., of
SAN Francisco, The Salem WOODEN
millsare branching out 10 manufacturing
trade both in the Eastern states and
California.
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MARRIED.

CRITCHLOW- M'KILLOP. - In Al
bany on Wednesday evening, June 28
1899, at the residence Of Mr.. Arch
Mosier, by Rev. G. X. Stevenson, Mr.
Abe McKillop, the popular lunch
counter man, and Miss Stella Critch.
low, an excellent young lady.
They have the best wishes Of many
friends here and elsewhere.-Albany
Democrat.
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CITIZENS or SALEM SHOULD ATTEND tn
MAss MEErING ToMoRRow.

CITIZENS or SALEM SHOULD ATTEND THE
MASS MEETING Tomorrow.
All citizens Of Salem are urged 10 at
tend the meeting at the city hall tomor-
row afternoon, at o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements for prop
erly receiving and welcoming the brave
soldiers boys Of Co. X, Oregon volun-
teers, who are now on their way home
from Manila.
Remember the time and place. Your
help il needed. al
As the matter stands there is a meet
ing called at Grand Army hall Saturday
at 2 80 TO hear further reports Of com
mittees. As all the committees have
resigned there will be nothing TO report
and il is not known what will be done.
II is 10 be- hoped that wise action at the
city hall meeting at 2 o'clock will bridge
over all difficulties and a harmonious
enthusiastic, united effort will eventuate.
II is the feeling OF all patriotic and
conservative citizens that there is no Oc-
casion for anything but good will and
for all 10 pull together 10 give the vol
unteers "the best IN the box" and the
general hope is that the meeting Satur-
day will demonstrate that all minor diff
ferences disappear before the general
desire 10 honor the returning soldiers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS

W + Jeffreis, CIV Lawrence, Portland f;
9 ID GabrielsOn, Salem; Geo A Davis,
SAN Francisco w i Haslett, st. Joe,
Mo; G V Howell, Chicago; V +
ROwt9n, McMinnyille,J w Redd Carlton,
T. + Robbins, Mccoy, Or. ID c Robbins,
Baker City; Joe Israel, San Francisco (;
Mrs 7 w Ellis, Ashland; Sam 5 Gold
smith, Portland; II ; Yeamans, Chicago.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30
Teachers Elected

Alta meeting Of the school directors
of silyerion last night, the following
assistant teachers were elected Miss
Isabelle Aitken, OF Silverton; Miss Sadie
+. Bashor, OF Mecleay, and Miss Ellen
Sykes, Of ofsalem. The principal was not
elected
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30
Exeurslon Rates.

The O, G, T. Co., will make one far,
the Round trip Ia all points Tickets gooI
going on July SRI and ith. Returning
a. late as the 9Th, Steamer Altoona
leaves down ON the Srl at : a. an,
Steamer Pomona on the ith att a. m,
$50 "a.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30
Fourth Iuly Excursion

The Corvallis a Eastern Rail Road
makes rate Of one fare for the round trip
between all rail aud river points reached
by their lines, Tickets good going July
-, 3 and limiting return until July q.
H-27-it En-. &. ilERRRN, Agt.
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Free coneer Tonight.

The Whitman Musical recital at the
opera house this evening will be rare
musical event. II is free and everybody
Is invited. See program elsewhere.
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Preparing to Celebrate

In preparing 10 celebrate don't omit
10 provide yourself with good stock of
cigars, and be sure Of having the best I;
buy ia CorOnas."
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Yolun,eers Re,urn.

The return Of the Volunteers reminds
us of their splendid markmanship, come
and perfect your shooting al the new
gallery. ll3 state street next door 10
Gray Bros. +, J. Fontaine, Prop.
- II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30
Recruiting Officer.

The recommendation Of Governor Geer
that Captain O'Neal be appointed as a
suitable recruiting officer ior enlistment
oi volunteers in Oregon, is fayorably re-
ccivcd by the war department
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30

The Whitman musical recital at the
opera house this evening win b. rarc
musical event. Il is free and evephoi,
Il invited. SEQ program elscwhere.
Ekhaustion AhG t,sag dowa foIlows 0rip
bssenl a u ssing Df. Alles SsSVlna
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DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS.
ice Not Given Away

cannot afford 10 give Ice away, hut
am selling q pure article AZ a price that
~ within the reach oi all.
CRYsTAL les MORgs
]. M. Magnire, Prop. q IS n
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OR. AN. Co, makes rate of one
fare for round trip between all points.
Tickets on sale July 2d 81 and ith.
NJ. Powers, Agent o ~ lw
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voLuNrEER.s REcEprloN
Calls for Two Meetings for Saturday Still
Stand

The resignation Of the ladies from the
general committee that was formed
from the Grand Army and the Woman 3
Relief organizations is again published
The chairman Of the general committee
says there will be no further work done
under their organization.
Following is published as an adver-
tisement in the morning paper, and it
appears here as news:
FOR THE VOLUNTEERS.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30

Public BsnsiAe,ors

are those who all 90 prolong your lie.
Good tood joes il. You will find the
provisions and groceries az Rranson 4
Ragen,s R.ali.lsAl
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Enioyed by All.

No matter where you live or what
your business. You can enjoy the sub
stantial meals supplied at the Wonder
Restaurant.
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FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
Southern Pacific Excursion Rates for Gel
ebTations and Travel July Ito {.

Stations 1875 miles or less from selling
point l-3 fare for round trip.
Two hundred miles but not less than
l26 miles, | l-5 the fare for round trip.
Three hundred miles but not less than
200 miles, one fare round trip.
No ticket less than % cents for round
trip.
Chilnren 5 to - half these rates.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30

Pretty Organdies New Lawns Swiss Ginghams Percales
DimtieS etc. Dainty Chions Aover EmbroderieS, LaceS
of all kinds Several nice pieces of Tuckng Lace Curtains
large sizes extreme low prices Bed Spreads Table Linens
and Napkins will pay you to call and see all our new
goods.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30
COTTAGE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Il. III. Ryroft, Ocosto, Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Feiler, Butteville
w. l.. Sacramento, Cal. IL. NJ. Wester-
welt; +. L. King, wife and son, Port,
land.
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Ice Very Nearly oivsn Away,

We can give ice away, to convince you
come aud see TOW blk a chunk you get
for little money. Our Ice Is manufac
tnre from pure distilled water,
Iapitul lee Works,
q 2etf kLINOER 4 irCK
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30

IF. G. Neal, ,recOrdeT Of Linn county,
Is well after q severe illness. DawsOn's
Herb Tea did H." s4tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30

WANfEn,-At once, chambermaid
Steady work. willamette Hotel,
q 30 q
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Free Lunch.
Free CrawfiSh Lunch thi,
evening at
ECKERLlN'S SALOON.
MARION COUNTY MATTERS.
Business Being Transacted at the courI
House.

PROBATE.
J. w. Hobart, III. G.. Sonnemann, and
|. ), Steiner, appraisers Of the estate of
John sutton, deceased, in Marion county,
yesterday tlled their report showing the
p operty located Ia Marion county TO be-
valued at Sl2,6Sa.6a. W. $. Whitten,
John NJ Ayles, and John Simpson, APP
paiscrs OF the same estate ia Lincoln
county tlled a report, showing the prop
.erty enumerated 10y them 10 be valued
at t2d0,75, 5, Bullock, NJ. +. Culver and
II. III. Newhall, appraisers of the same
estate in Multnomah county, tlled their
report, showing the value 10 be t265.
The petition Of John Murray, and q.
A, Cone, Jr executors OF tho estate OF
"a. A. Cone, deceased, has been granted
authorizing them 10 sell at private sale
10 tons Of cheat hay belonging 10 said
estate, These two executors have also
hled claims against the estatei John
Murray for fll4,os and G, A, Cone Jr.,
for t2l,O6,
DEEDS FILED.
Frcd Hurst 81 uN 10 Hollis EdWapls,
fraction OF lot ~, also 10 feet of south
side OF lot la, Oak Lawn Park add 10
salem $3.50.
United States 10 David Croshie, loo
acres In sec, p, {, 7sre east.
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Call and see our goods and prices We will have trouble
in convincing you that selling upodate clothing at
a lower price than any other house in the city
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-06-30

Use the sample OF Herb Tea left at
your home, twill do you goOd,n
624tf
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Volunteer Firemen.
Remember the date,

All persons willing 10 serve in vol.
unteer fire company for July are re-
quested to report 10 Chairman Judah at
once. COMMITTEE.
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Your Lunch Basket

Will contain the creme-de-la-creme OF
choice foods il you make your selections
from our delicious jams, jellies, canned
meats and relishes, crackers, sardines
etc. When preparing for picnics or out.
ings, our high grade foods will be found
particularly toothsome and .nourishing
Our stock OF staple and fancy groceries
is unexcelled.
SONNEM AN N,
THE GROCER
la State 81 Telephone 81
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Yes we will sell you suit for s. that other stores charge
$3.50 for.
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Parasols at half price

We have a god assortment yet and yon can
have them Al Just What Ne paid Tor them - in
" y0n want by buying Il irom ns. TRY IT.
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Going fast,

y sy are positively cdsNG oUT BUSINESS and Se offer
ing entire stock AZ FIRST COST TO US
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30

According to the News, when a
citizen is unjustly accused, it is
proper to let the accusation go
unanswered and grow into a
mountainous lie, slyly winked at
by some, believed by others and
eventually accepted as the truth.
The Denver Times article regard
ing the Teller Insti tute troubles
was lie. The Sentinel knew, as
well as it's contemporary, all
about the investigation held
months ago. 1t ignored the in
vestigation, which was perfectly
legitimate news matter, out of re-
gard for Prof. Lemmon and the
well being of the scholars and the
school. But here comes publ
cation widely read all over the
state, in many homes in Grand
Junction, containing scandalous,
malicious, libelous articles touch
ing the moral rectitude of Prof.
Lennon and his management of
the school, and the News would
let this fostering mass Of lies go
unanswered. Well, we do not
measure our duty by the News
standard and we proceeded to
slash out the rottenness of the ac-
cusation. That lie would still be
fostering with much additional
accumulation had not the Iie been
nailed and Prof. Lennon set right
before the public. The result is,
the whole thing died a quick
death, as all malicious Icing does
and the Seminal feels it has done
a duty, whether it pleases its con-
temporaries or not.
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What is Osteopathy?

In the bodies Of many people there is
the most common Of these, is the con-
tinual tension, strain and rigidity under
which many muscles are kept and why
kept this way,9 is it natural! is it of any
purpose, is it physiological? not is all
unnatural. When the human body is
lying on a level service and not in action
every muscle should be soft, pliabls,
presenting, no ridges, but smooth even
surface.
How does the ostsopath hnd the mus
cles of a patient who is suffering from
internal troubles? In many cases the
muscles are quite rigid, contracted to
their utmost. To the hand Of the oper-
ator they feel much like q rope under
the skin.
Such a muscle is contested it il pull
ing with all its power and all to no pur-
pose for it Is only drawing the ribs
close together and closing the intercos-
tai spaces also. in many cases, drawing
the vertibrae too close together and irri-
tating the spinal nerves as they make
their exit from tho intervertebral for
mania. There you see the muscles arc
not the only things contested for the lig-
amsnts, fascia nerve trunk and centers
are also over filed with blood. The re-
suit of all this IL to gradually depress
tho vital force, make the whole spine and
thornx a solid, non yielding box in which
the lungs must work and the patient
wonders. Why he has plsurisy pains, in
tercostal pains, and difficult breathing.
Now, what keeps these muscles in
this strained, taunt condition? Do they
do it of their own ascordS Mott takes
nerve force, for no muscle could contract
without it receives an impulse through
its nerves or some other stimulus.
This nerve energy should be directed
down the interior branches of the spinal
nerves to the internal organs, thus en-
abling them to elaborate the proper
digestive juices, sxorete the poisons
from the system, so the heart and lungs
can purify and circulate the blood. la
many cases the deep muscles of the
spine are 80 sensitive that the slightest
pressure will cause great pain.
Osteopathy knows no compromise
with contested muscles.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30

Henry Nichols candidacy for
the effics of clerk and recorder,
was not brought about through
his own seeking, but because the
public demanded it. He was per-
feotly content to step down and
out, but his party and his friends
would not consent to his retire
ment, Just when he was Of the
greatest value to the public as an
officer. The public does not often
go wrong in it's estimate of abili-
ty, especially is this so in their
selection of Mr.. Nichols. You
might as we'll be one of those who
will vote to retain a competent
and obliging officer, therefor cast
your vote for Mr.. Nichols for
clerk and recorder.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30

James II. Smith delved deep
into the hills of Colorado, spend
ing his good money and brains In
endeavoring to develop the min
ing interests of the San Juan,
long before Mr.. Campbell entered
the state. He purchased land on
Orchard Mesa, when it was des-
ert waste and has bsautified and
improved it, till his land is a
beauty spot of the valley, Oh
YES, Mr.. Smith is somewhat of a
toiler himself and spends what he
earns in doing instead of talking.
Mr.. Smith is unquestionably the
popular candidate for commiss-
ioner and farmers of the valley
who know and have been associat-
ing with him, will SEQ that his
majority is q large one.
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FOR SALE.

room house and two lots, Ouray avenue
between ad and sd street. Price $I2oo.
room house and two lots, South street
between cd and 4th street. Price JIooo.
room house and one lot South street be-
tween 4th and sth street Pricce $3.50.
4 room house and two lots, Gunnison ave
nue.. between cd and 4th. Price f4so
room house and lot, Hill avenue between
sd and 4th; snap. Price $27s.
lots Grand avenue between sd and 4th
streets. Price $500.
lots. Ouray avenue between 4th and sth
streets. Price $3.50.
lots block I4o. Price $I2o each
II you want city property SEQ US. We
have some bargains.
DELAPLAlN & CROSBY