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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-20
THE CARTRIDGES cor MIXED.

Rochester, N. Y, July 14.-During
the performance. at Summerville, on
Lake Ontario, last night, the Tus-
carora Indians, who have been giving
Wild West entertainment there, fred
into the crowd that had assembled to
watch their antics, and slightly
wounded three persons.
The shooting was entirely accidental,
loaded cartridges having been mixed by
mistake with the regular blanks used
at the performance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-20

The internal revenue Office has re-
coived the following circular from
Commissioner Wilson of Washington
You are directed to notify the banks
that are guilty of stamping unstamped
checks that IL the practice is not i'm
mediately discontinued they will be re-
ported to the United States District
Attorney for prosecution. The instruc-
tion contained in Treasury decision
No. 1906, under date of June Goth,
1898, to the effect that there was no OBJ
lection to the afiixing by the bank of
the requisite stamps to an unstamped
check presented for payment is hereby
revoked.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-20
TROLLEY vIcTIM SENT NOME.


burs-Two in Delaware Hospital.
Mrs. Mary MONDAY, one of the
victims of the Fourth of July trolley
accident at Bellevue, who has been
Istaying with Mrs. Albert Rick, No
F326 Engle street, Chester, was removed
Ito her home at Parksburg on Thursday.
|She was unable to walk and was taken
Ito the train in a chair.
Sarah Jefferson, colored, of No. 1893
jefferson street, this city, whose right
foot was dislocated and back hurt, and
Mrs. Mary Gamerdinger of Philadel-
2phia, whose nose was broken and fore
erm fractured in the Bellevue collision,
ware Hospital, Both are doing we'll.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-20

The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded at the city registra,
tion bureau: A property on the west
side of Twelfth street, 81 feet east of
jefferson, by Anna NJ. and John A.
Wilson to William Mayne; west side of
Walnut street between Eighth and
Ninth, by Lucy 7. and Edward Colvin
to William j. Kelley.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-20

Robert D. Kemp has been appointed
|clerk at the Artisans Savings Bank to
Pill the vacancy caused by the promo
ltion of Charles G. Matchett to the
position of secretary and treasurer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-20
PASTOR BIrBY "KIssiye Bus.p
The Rev. George l.. Wolfe HAS an Unpleas-
ant interview with an Insect,

ant interview with an Insect.
The Rev. George l.. Wolfe, pastor of
First Methodist Protestant Church,
Seventh street, near Walnut, is recov.
ering from the effect of the bite of a
kissing bug" Mr.. Wolfe was bitten
on the upper lip last Tuesday evening,
the stinger of the insect passing
through his lip. He captured the bug
and took it to DIR. j. ]. Jones, to whom
he went for treatment,
The physician said it was kissing
ug." Mr.. Wolfe's lip swelled and his
whole face felt the effects. Today the
swelling is almost gone.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-20

The Rev. Isaac Jewell, formerly of
this city, will conduct the Bible hour
ht the Long Beach California; Chau-
tauqua assembly. which win be held
2uring the next two weeks. !.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-20

Youngstown. o., July 15.-Judge L.
W. King died this morning, after an
illness Of several months. He was 45
years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-20

The annual convocation of the Chap
ter General Of America, Knights of st.
John and Malta, will be held at Eden
Hall on September 9th, commencing at
10 o'clock in the morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-20
IN GEN ERAL.

ITO orr is human but to continue the mistake
OF negecting your blood IL folly. Keep the blood
pure with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-20

The infant child Of Health Officer
Hignutt died Friday morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28
DEPEw ADMITS THERE WILL
BE a REACTION.

Chauncey NJ. Depew, the great
orator aud Statesman, who has for
twenty-five years been the agent Of
the mlllonalres and especially the
Yanderbllts aud VIM has recently
been elected United States Senator
from New York State, has written an
article for one Of the eastern maya
zines on the present combinations Of
capital more commonly known AZ
trusts. Mr.. Depew Is 10 position %
know good deal about the subject
Tor he has been engaged In making
these trusts for many years. Yet he
Is frank and admits that they are =
bad thing. Admits that they are
more numerous aud more dangerous
and more destructive OF individual
enterprise aud energy Just now than
40 any time 10 the history OF our ma
tlon. This Is a very convincing state
ment and one which we all know Is
true. The average American, :not-
wlthstandlng his reputed intelligence
and shrewdness, Is sometimes slow 10
understand point aud ia political
and economical Affairs he requires to
be knocked down about half dozen
times and half starved aud half killed
before he gets an idea through his
head. Depew admits that there
MUST come reaction there must
come time when these enormous
concerns will 20 10 pieces and give the
small independent dealer chance.
Mr.. Depew says the reaction vii
come within" the next decade WIN
10 not come sOonerY The present ad
mlnlstrati0n 40 Washington will
stand selfcOnfessed as the up-h0lder
and promoter and advocate OF the
trusts aud unholy combinations Of |
capital 10 will however be perhaps
a number OF perhaps i've 20
ten years before the people generally
can yet this through their heads.
Que more term OF Hanna aud Alger
running the nation will put things
almost ip shape for the ire Action"
which Senator Depew, himself the
agent of the trusts, says Is sure to
come.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28

itlcs-leeai practices for city, scnool
district. county and state.
Against Bingham, Patterson, CT al,
we have no ill will personally. We
wish them and their families we'll.
But there Is no such thing as an in
dependent press with them as poll.
tlcal side partners. Let this be clear
ly understood, there will be one In
dependent newspaper at saleh while
1ofer Bros. control THE JOURNAL.
As soon az the briefs are prepared
we shall publish all the testimony and
ieaye the public TO Judge Of the true
amlnus OF this Push combination IL
buying stock 10 THE JOURNAL apo
harrassing II in the courts TO put II
in charge ofa Receiver, where the!
could control and silence lts voice foI
years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28
$4,000 Saved Annually
A Plain Statement Of the City Bond
ing Proposition.


Of the coming special cy election for or against the
with the question adjusting floating
ndebedoe aP % October 10 9s apprQS%ang $4,000 rrinc
The rate Of per cent per annum or 5000 per nnumi and " DO 1t as
In this duty the council bos three charerpryedges
interest not per cen and With The Of the tax
SUM- at rate interest not exceeding 81 per cent And levy
an ad2na m Kenea TAX upon the assessed values
Which Of The hs expedens the safest quickest and cheap
thought since %s placed 10 charge OF e Affairs Snd which
issue due before aod az rate Of
who insist that refuodlng the best aud
In the first place, the warrants would be as
attractive, commercial commodity the bonds The
Of warrant and the bond %ouS sell 9"cEy While 'a tSe
da% cGary obviously is d 9as capital
S aw@T Iva and 3 % FACT s a. 3 e bonds at per
warrants at o. per ce9t interest per an1um would cost 81 400
entitled to notice this when these
agreed take 10 oGadas warrant provides the
%p Se a s S Sy , SHS PRr
nyestment carry by
s R oacason IS 5 T @ d 0 S E % e Re c Ge
II sad 6y way objection to The bonds ths Their issuance
that this must be gad sent annually thus eGtang demand for
Sy 5Se Gy paying ,hs new eas h9i yearly she is keeping the
% y %Sq ys & out & to SsT SS % g9do9g %
pure simple, which nothing wthn
so Sa e dSSS @ s'n fu1asG asG atS TO 6nd spirit
o % Ieekessne wv follow 10 the administration Of city
R away for comog generations 70 lqodae Or they abe
people themselves send up cogucmen who reckless and r
responsible The shall
clause providing for the hnng Cusng
alderman who shall
the Aud his
colleagues citizen the carry concu-
The 81 II cold taken up by city
O
he SILL outstanding the
IN this brief period the refund loan would
larger debt With IT, Increasing annual interest
han sSO aud here again TIE bonds would be
$1,000 anum. -
The possibility OF using the third exDadlen
TAX levy Is too remote 10 be discussed present.
OF
tegrltY prompts the
beyond all question: problems Salem in the
quickest, safest cheapest possible
The bonds proposed be issued will
Interest," right
valuable puoc interest as the citys cred
ors viii be the watch
her affairs safely they will
Tor an Intelligent aud seryceabe oversight a. all times
TAXPAYER.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28
How,s This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Ra.
ward FOR any case OF Catarrh that on n.
not be cured by Hairs Catarrb Cu re
f. j. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo. n
We, the undersigned, have known
+. j. Cheney for the last 10 years. and
belieYe him perfectly honorable in nil
business transactions, and financiallv
able to carry cut any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, q.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN. Whole.
sale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken ln,cr.
nally, acting directly upon the blond
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by ali drug.
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28

trouble Is our people did not under.
staud the FiliptnOs nor did they un,
derstand Us. The better class are
very sensitive, aud feel neglected
Ihcy felt, Ia fact, as though we were
lncliLed u treat them as inferior
beings. The Americans naturally
expected that the Filipinos would
change 10 their ways In a day or So,
and dlu not have that regard for the
habits OF the people which they would
nave had did they realize the sensi
tive nature OF the inhabitants.
About Manila Itself.
Manila Is a beautiful city. A bic
wall, 40 To 90 feet wide, surrounds
the city, and forms tine promenade
Ihete are many fine structures M a
residences INSIDE, During every en-.
Raetment the crack OF the Iltles can
0e heard, and weird music IL forms
Tue Mauser rifles slug high keycd
me, and the Springfield rifles chime
Ia malor key, with that KaQ.Jor-
senseus Iippiug the 'air In anotbee
tone Then the intermltten booming
lt the heavy guns forms melancholy
icc9!mpaniAdnt. It's stirring, to sa,
Ine least. ''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28
THE BLESSED RAIN.

California people rejoice and re-
turn thanks No the nrst generous
downpour Of raln for years. Even that
wicked aud impious body OF produce
spectators aud grain gamblers, the
Chamber Of Commerce NJ Frisco, vot
down on their knees, jew aud Gen
tile, church members a d inhdol, and
led by an Episcopallan bishop, offered
a prapef Tor deliyerance aud salvation,
via rain, and the prospect OF more
opportunity tO gamble. The zeal es-
tate men also have held prayer meet.
lngs Tor renewed opportunity 10 rope
In suckers, The California press TINT
never tires OF burlesqulng Oregon for
being the land OF perpetual mist
moss6aoks and webfeet, burst out Ia
editorials aud poems Ia praise of plain
common rain. Here il one from the
Sacramento Bee.
You may sipg q golden sunshine aud the blue
foq ,aay build up fancy Visions OF the u,.iic
'"u wa, cry in loudest praises with a joyou,
Hut there's ,s nelhing Interests a. llke Che p.,,er
has svlunE dD
Ahu ~ sNNmNu Ha thnuah the ueaver. ....,.. /
- heNer would Wply "'''''
10 'ee chorus :, hgl FS-oehoed from the noun
ho' y ssse ne happy nos BY blasss Tor the comin'
We & els hspP los wo'ro happy for the rain |.
. haf % the Town " "''e"'
We hat dono a hoan of thlnklnt a. .. |
\, lnnkin' frB glum, "'''
TOT thr cfUakNr krpt a eranklui t,,,,.. - ia. |
riogm didnt oOinc '"'N
hylp bat slug w '''N"
Hnfl0us hpfinf 80"
'pf y mstes oar heart grow lighter ana "a
afthc, our tlfud brain
faiN, if''f n" '"N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28
THE FIGHT TO THROTTLE THE
JOURNAL.

The carrying OF their suit to the
supreme court Is only another step OF
Patterson, bingham. Davis ct al %
throttle free and Independent press
At Salem. During the past ten
years this same combination
meyer allowed any business they
could control 20 be placed In tie col
ums Of THE JOURNAL. They car.
ried on their boycott through some
other business men, a few OF whom
they controlled 10 their complete
ruin. But the People stood by The
JOURNAL.
In 1895 THE JOURNAL supported
the regular Republican ticket at the
June election. Its bill for adyertls-
Ing ordered by the Republican county
central committee, OF which Mr.
Davis was chairman, was not paid but
referred 70 Boss Bingham, who was
The real head OF the party manage
ment. Ia his polite aud elegant
manners he tossed IL aside and told
the committee 10 tell the Hofers TO
go 60 hill"
After filing their pleadIngs Ia the
suit Tor reeeiyershlp before Judge
Boise with the ioulest charges OF dis
honesty, charging that our families
had been Improperly enriched out Of
the earnings Of this newspaper, Blng.
ham & Carson were utterly unable 10
prove a single item OF improper ap.
proprIatlon of funds. Every dollar
WIS accounted, aud the circuit court
dismissed the entire suit az without
foundation Ia law or fact.
Now all this rot Is repeated IN
printed briefs about our families, a,
well as the Infamous charge that
Hofer Bros. have done nothing Sut
wreck this newspaper This llbellona,
lying matter, unworthy OF any but a
cheap political pettiroygor, l. now re-. /
peated In n printed brief before the /
supreme court.
The present JOURNAL publishers
never entered into but two obligations
when they took charge Of this taper.
towit, 10 never again assess the stock.
holders ard 70 conduct an lndepend.
ent newspaper Both these pledges
have been kent.
A. was shown In this paper Mon /
day. bingham, Patterson OF al, never
bought their stock as aa Investment.
They bought n 20 use asa club 10
elob this paper Into silence abour
their political methods. They would
be glad 10 DO assessed regularly and
'e let alone 10 their raids on the tax.
piyer
Look az Mr. Bioghams different en-. /
Ierprlses that have been shown up. y
anearthed, eniolned aud blocked for. y
'ser. lie could well afford 10 nay y
his paper hundreds OF dollars while n
he raked on thousands from his mol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28
'UEsDAY MARCH ., 1909.


EQUAL and exact justice - all men, Of what.
AsOever rerHuneiun. religious or political
peace, commerce. aud lflendship with all ma
tiuua ..--eniangIlng alliances with none. The sup.
port uI the stale governments IN ali their righfe.
~ The most competent administrations for 0ui
domestic roncofue. and the aurcst bulwarks
against anti-iiepnbiican tnndenclea, the preeer.
fetion 81 the general government IN ~ whole
constitutional vlgor. ~ The sheet aucbor u onl
peact az home ami safety abroad. Freedom o
principles form the bright constellation which
hea kuue befOre ~. aud guided our steps
through an age Of revolution and reformation
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28

Bling, bang boom :"
THIS is the concert enjoyed b,
Manila residents every day or 50 whrr
the war dogs growl 40 each other, .
this morning remarked A Mueller
the Manila representative OF the Star
brewery, who has Just returned FROM
there.
Mr. Mueller gives some new aud In.
terestlug side lights upon the exciting
incidents around Manila. aud gives
his reasons for the misunderstanding
between the Flllpinos aud Americans.
lie was the hrst mau 10 enter the
vailed city OF Manila after il was Gao,
tuned from the Spanlards. The ore
son soldiers, although tired, worn out
with thirsty, were Set afraid To touch
ths water for fear at Il having been
poisoned by the treacher0us Spanaids.
Mr Mueller came To their relief b,
supplying them with beer, aud earned
thelr sincere gratitude.
Through the kiudncs, or me officers
Mr Mueller VAS allowed % 40 To the
lron,' aud several times took hand
ia the light
III Is The general oplnion that GEM
efal otls, General Andersen aud other
ARMY officers handled the Manila cam. |
paigo With consumate skin, worthy of |
'he most modern military tactics.
The Filipino Character.
The Filipinos ATE brave aghten /
Despite reports Ia the contrary, AS A
rule they were well armed vim
haa'er rides. AZ different times un.
inehingly they took hrm stand IN I
.ae face Of the most gallug are fnom
'apid'uie guns II any one believe.
ne filiriaos are towards he wu /
make sad mistake They are now
'ecoming more accustomed "a our
aotles, aud Mill ffom nov on eyiuce a
1ea1ef deeroe of skin THAI heretofore
lad laey oeea properly disciplined the
shtlog would have resulted more di,.
strously 20 our troops.
The Misunderst.ra,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28
MARION COUNTY MATTERS.
BUSINESS Recorded AMI rransiesed Ia m.
Vanous Courts.

Various Courts.
rRonArE COURT.
Rev. wm. Daly was appoln,ed
guardian ot che person aod estats
OF John Hayes. 40 Insane person upop
netition ot Louis MetayeF ana a.,
hti,.t Tue estate Il valued al abpu,
A'-,NN Hayes was ulaced lu lhe ylnn,
"a Ap'll laHl aud Rev. !. Whlie. noN
lrVcased, was appointed guardian
tue death oi Rev White la Julv
io'', made a uoccssafy lor tbe ~,
pvlnttient of another gaafdlan.
~ hs matter 0t the estate al PAT
,,i,ek Mrintec, dcceased, the claim, of
eft 'pyle Tor sluO vas tes,erday
tfshrl befora Couaty judge n. n
=, f'eli, sitting as probate oOurt aud
i'l"eu Prior 90 ris death. me de
rlrht gave claimant a ceftincata az
lepaslt lof tlo0 on lhe Ladd 4 Rush
anA TIE claimant retained this
ntil February 20. 1859. when, unde,
iuieei she surrendered Id a. M
ieouiufs ~ the estate.
ln the Catherine ~ O'C0nner. Darst
llate, distribution of tno propefty
na otq9ests aefo ordered made bt
. eAecDtlt A n, Hush, as dlreetea
tne ~lll az said dcredent a. ~
'''n' "f tneiF respective shares.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28

he.lth, she via have ! child With 4 robu.,
o',af a. slstt hfaia aud vigorous health
fpu cAnnpi expect suth q child nom .
wal nitkl1i ntffuue. drspondSut woman
HHu - broken down b. dffanrc mtnis ana
eitraAe ~ the distinctly feminine orqans
eohan a. thai condition u almost snfe
ettt pany siekly, pgcNiah baby. Ia
Ftftfrt tafofItp Prescription is the he.t
p"pAiation o. molhrfhOOd n relieves
r'Ateini'f " "a dangers. aud of almost an
'ts pp4u II restores the delicate aud i'm
Fpnani ofksns lhai bear the hfani of ma.
fefniil @ pfflegl health and strength and
assists the HcFulaf aud hcalthhii orrf,,f,,-
Atce ol AZ The natural hinetions Ii IAN.
tehfa the allmfnls 81 the critical nrftf,1
ana mAket hahys debut easy aud ain,.,-t
painless, L lnsnIeA ehf little uew.cou,eris
heaith. Thousands have testified ~ IA.
mNtiIa Iood nledlcinf dralers srn a s,,1
40 hneeei afueaIsl Niii insull eour iatellf
NNHt< ~ utKlHE upon Yor eoinrfhine riee
~ iNas - good The insf =, soo.l ID
k'nd 4 dear q any pncs
Me- cenelugs u Na tsaa iiusanhr,, /
..ttt ~ t.Na1t No, nlilIa ! am non thr 4
|N|EY NANfHtI "a NAe. teailhQ i.she rlfl 4, i
M.' tNtt ttH fHfNtg fIfsfflplion hss dous
''. n ..''s 1t,H is.r eelinInK asFt tpff iAksn
~ rrHaE4afocea 4frf 3 e1a anI4 M lsh..1 i.,,i.
~. m|n4Iff Via n,y tlN k,h. i s'.i+,ss
'tAt't* hoHf' aea lhsn ~ . ~ hima
a q - heus doclpr book sssK 50,
~ tfeIed topf ~ ~ Plstcr couan,on q
Ntt MFN'faI Adviser stud Il one cent
'aHFt 81 cover cost ~ mtiiina oaf, III
'..N tiNAIHH ~ cents fHIIa. Addlass ~ I
F'sfff' NHNkIp, ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28

80 ,n1 potash seemcd 20 ada fuel In ths
eetNl nawe " hlch Was deyourlng ne ~. ~
, -"N. ~ ~ uiends who had seen ,sop1s 'f',i
.'i ~. n'e1s il' ~ lL 90 try Swifis speciaS, ~
WA NifSst-hope Tor health ana hs,,.,.i,s 49, W ~
f,ts imnrNted FROM the stArt. and a t,,,,.
E ~, nt 'ect cum was the resuif II
nss,,. 's.N ~ e'"oe remedy which reaches a..
Mas, Z "A las.
nsn Non'gomeg, Ala
VI the many blood remedies \ : =
s tue only one which can raseb a.,
seated violent eases. Id never fails q
eNre perfectly and permanently tbe
t,'st 1esierate eases which are hsvoDS
'Ae reach oi other remedies
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28

Qnr ual to The strnr,,le
ana rs liic was yielded
90 90 the fearful poison
Dor siA long ycarsIsuf.
lofe'l untold misery. /
MAS covered With snrrs
and ulceu fnom mead is
ioot and NO laurus.e
can kniVss my fcellnrs
90 We during those lons
Yeata I had the besi
mcdlcal treatment sew
efal physicians success
siNe'y tleaied me, hntail
tn nn purpose The mer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28
Sacrificed to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi,
son can not know what a desperate con.
li'ion 10 can produce. This terrible
disease which the doctors are totally
unable 70 cure, is communicated from
one generation 20 another, inflictins its
'alnt upon countless innocent ones
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-28
Fl F9Ss Blood

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