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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-21
THURSDAY. DECEMBER q 1889.
HARK FROM THE TONES. .

Tie calamity howlcrs were recently sic
fenced. but they have not been squclched.
Whenever the slightest occasion offers
itself they bob mp again and croak. They
were greatly delighted at the recent panic
in Wall Street and took advantage Of the
pinch in the money market to proclaim
aloud that there was after all no genuine
prosperity in this country. and an reports
10 the contrary were mere gold bug make
believes u is poor cause truly that
must be bosiorcd up by such a contempt
iblc policy as this. These fellows fairly
revcl I'm adversely. and are never so hap
py a. when the country is IN distress. I'm
prosperous times their occupation Is gone
hence they abhor prosperity and do all
they can to throttle 1t. In panlcly times
the one thing needed is confidence and in
such times those who have the true in
terests of The country at heart will do all
that they can to bring the panic-strcken
to their senses and quiet the situation
But the calamity shoutcr takes advantage
Of such crises to make an alarm. and
adds TO the excitement with his incen-
diary talk This may be good politics,
bus it IS poor statesmanship
But the calamity shouters after All
have gotten but little comfort out Of the
Wall Street furry. The New York Jour
nal IN 1895 was the recognized organ IN
the East Of the free silver party Indeed
It was easily The leading free silver paper
IN the United States. and set the pace.
II gave Bryan and the Chicago platform
It's cordial ana able support and stood
by free silver as long as that issue was
popular But the New York Journal tells
the free silver people that no political cap
ital Is to be made out Of the Wall Street
money pinch. 1t says that "the panic in
Wall Street was foolish and unnecessary"
adding that III the conditions of bust
ness had been bad the stock collapse
would have been natural. but the unex-
ampled prosperity of the country is not
only brilliant. but solid"
The Journal also tells The free silver
folks that "thc evidence is pretty clear
that legislation cannot command pros
pority.' And here Is another blt Of timely
Information from the same source. we
quote:
There is one thing that ought TO set
our panic-mongers to thinking The cred
II OF the United States governments has
advanced 10 the first place I'm the world
Yesterday when British cousols. paying
23-i per cent interest. were selling az 81.
American ? per cent bonds were quoted
at lo2 bid. with no sellers Not long ago
London cont mporary treated as moth
ing short of insulting a suggestion that
United States government bonds might
be considered almost as good securities
as consols. At the present quotations
they are considered several per cent.
better"
All this had been brought about under
the gold standard Public credit has
been strengthened and made sure and
throughout the business world confidence
has been restored. Therefore. there is
prosperity and this prosperity win con-
tinue until something shall occur either
10 impair the credit Of the government
or % shake public confidence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-21
The Owl andthe Turkey.

Special officer Emmett G. Taylor pre-
scented Councilman 7. b. Williams, of
Marshall Ward, a handsome owl Tues
day.
Dr. williams PLACED the owl In The cell
lar Of his drug store at the corner Of
Twenty-nrst and Marshall streets. TO
catch the rats that intest the place.
In the evening Or. Williams bought two
fine turkeys and turned Them loose IN
the cellar feeling some uneasinoss for the
owl should con est arise with the larg-
or birds. but when he visited the cellar
yesterday morning he found that the
Owl had cut the turkeys throat and was
feasting upon the bird.
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/ Christmas Song.


Shepherds are singing.
Monarchs are bringing
Their gifts from a land far away.
Starlight IS guiding.
Peace is abiding,
And angels proclaim a new day.
Traditions vanished.
Sacrifice banished.
4 new song descenis from on high
Motherhood holy.
Poor and the lowly.
Are lifted 10 thrones in the sky.
Poveity's manager
Cradles a stranger
That kings OF the earth must obey.
His tribute is hearts
Born anew. and arts
OF Justice and mercy TO sway.
Humanity needs
No churchman or crceds.
But faith in thy birth and Thy life.
4 worship that knows
The pain and the. woes
or darkness and error and strife.
oh. starlight divine.
Return and 10 shine
With thy message OF life and birth
CLEAN forth once again
\ signal to men
OF peace and good will on The earth.
LEO G. BENEDICT.
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County Notes

Torssie Funn (colored) was adJhdgeo ~
sane yesterday morning BY s4uitsS L'"s''
Thomas and Fitzwilson
Fiefd Brown 6colored) was before Jnf-
tice Lewis Yesterday morning on charge
of feloniously cutting Walter Lighlioot.
also colored He was sent on 10 the
Grand tury ana was bailed in the sua1
OF $500.
The County Court adjourned yesterday
morning for the term
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Henry" said Mrs. Winklcman. 81 be-
lieve YOU are deceiving me-
"Why. my dear" he asked. what has
nut such an idea as hat into your head2'
This box of candy that you have
brought for me Ii is The first time you
have done anything OF the kind since we
got back from our wedding trip. | am
afraid YOU have guilty conscience and
are trying to atone 10 me for some
wrong,
lie was silent for moment Then he
said:
mo. Clarnda: do not deceive yourself
This candy cost 50 cents a pound. II
were merely trying 10 atone 10 you
mu,h cheaper grade would answer the
purpose Chicago Times Herald.
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The uncertain conditions surrounding
the affairs of the Masonic Temple Assoc
citation have caused The Grand Lodge OF
Virginia to take action and circular ad-
dresses will be sent TO each society IN
the State.
The secretaries Will present the ad-
dresses TO their respective lodges and
the matter as 10 what steps should De
taken in the premises VIII be discussed
and acted upon
a general poll will then be taken ana
the Grand Lodge will act in accordance
with the suggestions made by the various
subordinate lodges
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A Slnr.

The Serpent was solicitous. what e.
charming boy" he exclaimed. Did / un-
dorstand your husband TO say you would
name him Jack
Eve however was not 90 be ronSoicd
ITS just Ike him She sobbed II just
know he thought Of that 80 he could call
him AppIc-Jaekn'-N. Y. Press.
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Strcnclh OF Charactcr.

els she woman OF much strength OF
character"
strength of character? Wen, rather,
why. she has money enough 10 dress I'm
the very latest fashion, and she doesn't
DO it"-Chicago Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-21
In No Danger

Pompus-I point with pride 10 myself as
self-madc man.
Castic-WeI. you needn't be afraid that
anyone will steal the plans.-Philadelphia
North American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-21

A meeting has been called ior .he bo.-fa
Of Aldermen on to-morro" hisht al 80
e,.,ccE when Il will take UP the ordi-
80 IN reference to the franchises OF
~ Richmond Passenger and Power Com
nsnr wh.ch was adopted by The Common
Council Tuesday night
rhe work Of The Board mas ena5.s .he
generations 10 go to work az cnce and
prepare TO give the city better sssest'ear
ssrsica
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-21

tsi,,s NeeIinc.

Richmond Lodge. r. r. o. Elks, held
its regular session al the Home last
night. at which time a number OF neg
members were initiated. some new
features were introduced IN the ini-
tisli0n ceremonies.
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One Word.

What did Mrs. LAnStry say when she
heard thai her young husband was
ordered 10 the front?'
Hugo"
And he went Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-21

The Baltimore sun says that
Mr.. A. t. Morrison. of Lecsburg. Va.
left az the Mercantile Trust C0mpam that
city. for safekecping, the last dispatch
written by gen. Stoucwall Jackson. The
dispatch was directed 10 General Lee. and
was written al 3 @ clock on the afternoon
OF May .. 1863. General Jackson was shot
about O'Clock the same day The dis
Patch was inrusted 10 MIR. Morrison for
% livery, hut never reached its destination.
as the bearer was wounded IN his efforts
TO get through the lines and was unable
20 proceed or 10 turn the Dispatch over
TO another courier. Mr. Morrison has
since kept the paper, which he prizes
highly as being perhaps the last Official
action of the famous Confederate Gen
gral.
The dispatch reads as follows:
Near six miles west.
Charcell0rsviiie
3P. NJ. MAY >. 1853
Generals The enemy has made a stand
nj Chnncelors. which is abt. miles from
Chancellorsyille. hope 30 soon as prac-
ticahle 10 attack. l trust that an ever
kind Providence viii bless us with sue
cess. Respectfully. 4. j. JACKSON.
Lieutenant General.
To Genl Robt. +. Lee.
= S.-Tfc Leading DIVISION up ah1
next two appear to be well closed. I. J. J.
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PRETTY MICHAL. A romance by Maui
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THE KNIGHT or KINGS GUARD. BY
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THE PATHS OF THE PRUDENT. A com
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DRIVES AND PUTS A book of golf
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DEFICIENT SAINTS. a TALt OF
NAN. ny Marshall Saunders, author
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IN OLD NEW YORK. romance oy
Wilson Barrett and Elwyn Barron
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price. $50.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-16
Is 1t Malaria or Alum Z
Popular Science MonthlyJ

Nopulhf science honthlyJ
Languor, loss Of appetite, indigestion
and often feyerishness are the common
symptoms Of q physiological condition
termed malaria" All these symptoms
may be- aud frequently are the effect Of
the use Of alum baking powders in food
making. There il no qastion about the
poisonous effect of alum upon the sys-
tenn. IL obstructs digestion, prostratcs
the nerves, coagulates and devitalizes
the blood. All this has been made
clear, thanks 10 physicians, boards Of
health, aud food commissions. So
"highly injurious 10 the health OF the
community" does the eminent head Of
the University Of Pennsylvania, DR..
Barker, consider the alum baking
powders, that he says "their sale should
be prohibited by law"
Under these circumstances il is
worth the while Of every housewife 10
employ the very little care that il neccs-
sary to keep ~ dangerous an element
from the food Of her family.
A pure cream Of tartar baking powder,
which Is the only kind that should be
used ought 10 cost about forty.hve 20
tiity cents pound. Therefore, II you
are paying twenty-five cents or less
per pound, the powder il certainly
made from alum.
Always bear these simple facts in
mind when purchasing baking powder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-16
School board Meeis

The school board held its regular
meeting last evening. Some routine
business was transacted, and Tuesday,
May 20, Decoration Day, was set apart
~ holiday for the schools. In the
matter Of the old South Salem school
property, II was decided TO sell the block
10 j. w Reeves, and the chairman and
clerk Of the board were directed 10 make
a quit claim deed TO the property in his
favor the deed held by the district be.
ing quit claim.
IL was announced by Supt. PEBBLES
that there will be Shakesperean read
ings at the East School next Friday
afternoon, by Mrs. X. A. Miller, Of Ore
gon City, formerly city superintendent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-16
rODAY,H MARKET.

PORTLAND, May 10. w heat galle,
5Si. Walla Walla, 57c.
Flour-Portland, $3.50; Superhne
b2.l5 per bbl.
Oats-Whlte 43(d44c.
Hays per ton.
Hops -ll(Gl3c; old crop &c.
WOOl--Valley, ll(dl2c: Eastern
Oregon, 6(Gl0. Mohair, 27 "a 30.
Mlllstuff-Bran, Sl7: shorts, slS,
Poultry-Chickens, mixed "a 50(G5 OC
turkeys, live, l3dl3tc.
Eggs-OregOn, lI(dl5 per doz.
Hides-Greeu, salted 90 lbs, S(d9c
under 90 lbs, 7t(dSi;sheep pelts, l5(d2Oc
Onions-50c(d75pe sack.
Butter-Best dairy, l0(dl4c; fancy
creamery, 40c per roll.
Potatoes, 81 l,00-Sl25 per cwt
Hogs-Heavy, $3.50.
WeatheTs 4ic; dressed, s(dg
Beef--Steers, -. .OO(G4.50: cows, sl.OO
(ds3.OO dressed, 7(67t
Wal, dressed, G(d7ic
SALEM. MARKET.
Wheat ~.
Oats-39Id iCc.
hay-Baied, ;heat, 7.O0dss.OO
Eggs, llt(dl2tc.
tlour-ln wholesale lots, S2.75 re-
tail $500.
Mlllstutf bran SO 90
Hogs-dressed, 5ic.
Live cattle--2i(d3c.
Sheep-LiYe, s2.50dS3.
Dressed Veal dc.
Butter-Dairy 10 creamery zoe.
Wool-Best.lO .lOc MOhair 25c
Poultry-Spring chickens Iic., Hens
5 tO y cents
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mius Ethel Colleit, went to Por,lan,
10 visit friends.
Rev. W. =, Copeland Is In Portland
visiting trends.
Fred Kundret, was Portland visitor
today via steamer
ID. A. Smith was passenger for Port.
land this morning via steamer.
R.B, conoyer Of She Herald returned
% Dayton via boat this morning.
n, II. Babblngton aud family came In
on the Hoag 10 yisi. Salem friends,
Miss Grace Cox Was passenger for
Portland to attetend campmee,ing.
Hon. and Mrs. 5. G. Beach are guests
Al the home d State Printer Baker,
n. n. Doney went 10 Portland on
business this morning, via steamer,
J. Is, Mount. OF New berg, came up last
evening on the Elmoro ON business.
Fred Mnndell, went 10 Portland via
steamer this morning on business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Monroe, Of san
Francisco. are visiting at the skin home.
Mrs. Bud Boone went 20 Portland 70
the bedside Of her sister who is critically
m.
r. A. stanton, the Salem contractor.
u putting up the new school house for
Jefferson,
Mrs, Geo. Barrett, iormer Salemlte
has come down trom Drain 20 attend
the grand lodge.
II Il quite a compliment 30 lawyer Jeii
Myers 70 havp the Mormon elders locate
on some of bis rial estate.