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manufactured arsfcies was the source Of
gr1xiheAtion. The signing Of the nrace
treaty BY the Qneen regent rt Spain sesr.r
-sas-acs@ss. csznxed no response In the mar
kss- TIE indussriais and spec.alfa~s were
more prominent In The dealings tnan AZ
note we're made In securities OF this class
with Sugar the leader. This stock. after
remaining comparatively steady suddenly
sprang into activity on Thursday on
transactions OF over q quarter Of q mil
lion shares. rose 80 points above the
price OF the previous day reaching lN
and then reacted to Isl. and on Saturday
ucrs attended the remarkable movement
In Sugar. All these stories met prompt
denial Among the other notable adj
yAnces were New York Air Brake. 49,
Tobacco. la, Brooklyn RAPID Transit
a. Glucose. ~. while Chicago Terminal
Great Northern preferred. Peoples Gas
Tennessee Coal and Iron and Mstropoi-
points each. The largest declines were
Consolidated Gas. .. Consolidated Tohac-
co. IA. do preferred 6. American Steel
N: International Paper preferred 81;
Third Avenue. g. and Kansas City, Pitts
burg and Gulf 3i-
Business In bonds decreased during the
week with the market showing a Yield
ing tendency. United States IS. Old As.
registered, and the new -. coupons. ad-
vanced y. and do. registered. the news
and ODDS Is. coupon, y In the bid price.
Imports and Exports.
The imports OF dry goods and general
were valued at - ss5. eu.. The exports OF
specie were ST. as, iS5 silver and S. i5o gold
Imports were $i06. fs9 silver and f3.Sa
gold.
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.


British s sss es .. rsr e an
Manila
lumber from Sfass 7s "
n Honolulu
Frsuais 90 Cd
uttered by Ward xNA@44
Hskeey Honaiaa
isro.c arIer by |. DansnsI 4 Sons
Has' he as~a,n Linz
~ 81 &
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamer George r. Starr has changed
hss TIRE cafa Ere no@ leaves Seattle
Aefaay. "Wednesday ard FYsdAy
TIE steamer Al ri wfs. SAT- tomorrow I'm
Aia~sa- with fnl complement Of ssaxsss,a-
gers assd fair amount ~ freight.
revenue CATER Grant IL .ysax in tho
stresr". taking on stores sIcn AZ cannot ns
sspfsssS IN Port rswns~ad where IA. gov-
errfHsnt se1asrss her fss esEupiy rsresssrs-
tory 30 sssr departure far Herring SEA WheA
she .asi raj bar nos set been announced
The WaIaa wssa stii sail fer zan Fran
cisco rssts ussFsstnx with fN<s s9ns 81 freight,
about all s1s can carry. TIE cargo ~sn
snsssfss@ #ss t1ns Of gran. ard the remain
DER Ns1 be made up al nozr general msr-
chanaksc. ard zss6 nsfrsss Of lime. ssssppe1
from Roche HAraos.
Ths raphfhA sAuaehss Admiral D~wsy
anS CsspaA made sssoat twenty reua4 tyips
Yesterday. carrying several hundred p4o-
pc w1o desired to visit sts ylxax1 Tho
EnsfssEs torpedo boat destroyer lying ID ffe
stream. Meme et feae ofTscxrs Aeys ii ssxhs
cot TIE :ass ssa All 4n ffsssr power to ~.
terrain ,he vtMssr by sssawsnr th~rn
around tae sEtssr asJ sxytAsning th0
wogkfnx 81 htF gum.
BAHTEi4s Drug Co, SpsC ~ niebA I
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MAXINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dssratcase TO pSsst~InseiiIxencer
sEAH BAY, March gs.-~1 b. m.-~-fsarn-
meter. - 10. cloudy. wind, xess lis miles.
Tugs Tves ana FTosyeke In the bay Sea
LION II the straits bound cat
Gf4ATisAG. March is~t n m.-(aear.
light west witid
TWIN, sfascA tg--s y. nl~~Psrt cloudy.
brisk wfsrs wind
PORT ctsH@ INT March ia q. M
Eaf0HnsfeT. ST part ci1sdy. wind west,
10 miles
MORT .AEssE-isfsS. Marcia 81 o. NJ
cfpudy. asrorsx we~t wind PASSED. out
Tug Sea i1syrF. Isszs T. m In ihs hay.
rugs katy ard Bssslen
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BreaastuHs.
SAN FRANCISCO, March N-Wnea,
market rather steadier; prices ON sa..
had small advance. bat sp0s wheat wa ~,
unchanged Barley little firmsr on eaa'
spot market unchanged, little or no m
Qrlry reported. Oats quiet and uncnanseo-
Spot quotations were. "a.
Flour-Net for family extras. GSO44-N;;
bakers extras. ka5e0s.so Oregon and
sWheat- esll ai.o7.a for No. i: choice
n sarIsy1 FEED n d. brewing. us7,a
soass-Poor 70 feir. n.soai.ss: good 70
choice s.gll -: nancy feed. - aIss;
prise. n~Ngi.5o
Flour. quarter sacks. LEO: Oregon.
1850: washington. 1850: wheat, centais.
ess ashl asnsais wa.hin1ton. siS. Oregon
$50 beans sacks. 6ss. corn. centais. ID:
potatoes. sacks, 1918; onions. sacks. ~;
s sas ,o sass IL. WOOL sais. H. hides num-
her 90: quicksilver, TASKS, IL: wine. gal
CLOSING Qsotatioas.
whea,-Quie;: May, 3l.WA; December.
Corn-Large yellow. 81 lcG5i i2ls-
Wool and Hops.
wooI-SprIng-N l0dI2tac, Eastern
Oregon. ioa7ia; valky oregon. l5Hl7c.
Fail Northern mountain s1ioc: mountain s
lambs. .asc; San JOAQUIN plains, ssic'
Humboldt and Mendocino, agllc.
Hops-croo 1883. isNlsc.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Observation-Disclosures 81. eosis 200 per
ton. bran. $so."oa2i.to per ton
Hay Wheat, sl5sonlss0; wheat and oat.
si5ooulsoe: best barley. $1s. 0sai4oo; al
faifa, Ni-5oal2.5e. stock. 3l0.5o4li5o. straw,
per bale AQ7oc
Poiatoes-Early Rose. N.nal5o: River
Bnrbanks. 81 iosii.4o; sweets. N.NHl7S;
Oregon Bnrbanks large. uN4i 10
Oregon. cucymbers. $1,000 30: garlic. so
los; green peas, tnsc; string beans. l2isc
per pound, tomatoes, si.oal.N per box:
s sresn pespess s n Rnn le sn
per pound
F'rults-Appies. choice. $50: common.
zoe. oranges. nayels. s2.@n27s; Mexican
lines. re-pack, 81. sAfS %; common Caiifor-
MA lemons, tscgsi.ss choice California
bunch
seconds. soc; fancy dairy, isaise; 10 Sec
disc
Cheese New. 1as.aiiisc; California
lie, Eastern iaa.Siss.s: western. iissaisc
Egrs-ssore. nc: fancy ranch. i5c.
poultry-Tarkey gobblers. i5uiac per
pound; turkey hens. siGi5c; old BOOSTERS,
hroilefs. st5cu5o0. large broiiers. $s5iq
500; fryers, W.9ets.sa So; hens. S. oGfis ~.
geese. 81 ssl2.aa per pair; gosiings. s. Esq
go; Old pigeons, N.rs1i. 70; young pigeons.
Sterling on London, sixty days. Hsps.
sight. $i.s6ia.
Financial.
Silver bars saTs Draf,s-sight -. ~,
Mex. dois .Hssuis Telegraph :. :. Is
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicn r %.


CHICAGO, March fs~-Not enough cat
lie were offered today 10 make a market.
and prices were little more than nominal.
Trade in hogs vas very Etox and prices
declined sstloc. Fair 10 choice hTSugat
&C. 7TsssI3 es; heavy packing lots, s.aEk@ ~;
mixed IGMtass. butchers. s5.ssssasS:
lights. So sSsfa IS pigs, AsesS.sa
TIE few losis OF sheep thar were Of
Tered sold al the rcren; advance
Receipss-e.Attie. ~. hogs. 1900. sheep.
1850.
Omaha.
OMAHA March is,~N~atile-R Receipts:
NJ, head Market steady. Native beef
steers ssnxfs95 Western steers, si.aoef
4S Texas steers. s27Sfs4 -: c0Rs ard
heissrs. 81 assA.7s, Gamers, t1&f5 -;
s,ockers AMI feeders. Gslm4st; caves,
q ,.sf*. =. balls and stays. & sSa33sS
Ifses- Receipts 40 aea$- Aarkes 70
rac iower Heavy. S. s5tx4fs sTia: mixed.
s. aae8a 81: light. s. Ss1 stass a<slk OF sales.
sIsesg,-~ Receipts. : go head Market ae-
,!v. ard strong Fair 70 shaace natives.
e. a.ss34 "a. fair 10 choice Westerns s. sSss
Acc: common and stock sheep. tgszS@.s9.
lambs. 81 .aags =
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Fins ncfai.

NEW YORK MareA fx-TAe Sc-nmer-
rfAf Advertisers I.sv1ssoa 6 taerraa says
TIE markets here were Qatss ard sen
crafty heavy sniay. Americans 1sTe fea-
sar~is4s. 8 49, parity en- fears OF a bai
h2rsx statement
Ttnsos xeve -. American eo9sserg
weYe ezsy. Aaasonzas 3 1915. Ifshs. -.
BostGEsx. - Discounts sers erznsr. fKe
margin en- ia2m2lsl& says3ss4 declining
Gtossag Qsasattoas~
LONDON Assrh tN~ssrAxsfaa r2Essr-
sSSs <nSsAeru gassEn -. tsEiaa P2ssfc
gSssasrsxa ssAs 8rans Tysnk- - liar
silver asskss. = as. vsr 1ss<e- Acssey.
.&@s~ pei cent
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LONDON March t9.--Bnsine~s on the
stock exchange iasi week dssnalsa con;
after the Easter holidays The har&ness
III money IS a potent element in the hsi-
ne4ss of the market which - espesiahy
noticeable IN Americans In which hfise
interest ia now manifested, Tire movement
beng ,ssxn ard all along tho line.
Among tho decreases iu American rail-
fssl "a points: Union Pacific. preferred.
Chicago Milwaukee n 81 Paul. Northern
psefnc =. Mort ssrn Pacific preferred 81
louisville 4 Nssaxiile. !, Nsw sesx E.s.
trail ~ Hu,ison RIVER, j. Atchisnr. I1seka
4 Santa Pc preferred, /: Afehson. Tnfe.-
ma A. say IN Re oTsl.nars II. Baltimore 4
Ohio. ~ Chesapeake 4 OHIO =: Central
Pacific Ia. Southern preferred "a
Call money ~as IN strong s;ssstafi 80
from ~ 30 q. ger cent fixtures a. IA
10 ~ ard ihrse maonsf4s hank bills At
from sis 10 "a
Br~sdssaas.
LIVERPOOL. March s.~-wheas--sssos.
No red Northern, spring, STEADY ~ -
.aa~4 Futures closed higher. March. s.
ssss May and Jaiy, Is sAd
Germ SPOT. steady American mixed
rew 81 hi; Ansrsran mixed odd. - gasl.
Failures steady March D. s1sa May. 10
Waess aalI Wheat in Paris. steady.
Hops.
Hsps-~Al fAsnde1. rassse coast, FIRM al
LONDON. March fS~lxhsas-s.argp4a
efy casss, buyers Indifferent operators.
cargo@s efz passage. easier
= % q
THE CoTToS MaRkETs.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS March u~cntfon,
easy nssaassnS ls-ise
New York;
rxssSang s s. se
- p T
CanAttian ~ the Treasury.
wAsE4fEGrtsS sszscA M-rs9sys
statement of ne sanslssaa 81 the treasury
ss4Sss.
Asasl~Ase CASH ha1assce .s......4. go 49,. fB
C9sd ss4srTs ssss-est..- ss...srs.s Ss2stsAISs
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reserve b only : little over four millions

reserve - only = little over four millions
II y interesting To Observe ,hss sn<re
was q slight increase In legal tenders.
eHowfny the effect 81 money thai has
been received from the interfere While
~ y IDLE 10 predict what Forthcoming hank
statements may show. IL is yet true that
the banks begin TO recover from their
spfsnx contraction about the end Of March
ana from that time into the crop season
accumulate funds rapidly. TIE money
market therefore ought 20 show decided
ease within very Snort time. Tn. de-
crease OF over half q miifsen in the cir
culation OF the banks last week certainly
indicates condition that the market II
not IN a dangerous condition. for II shss
Was the case circulation would expand
rather than contract
General Oasaations.
F1our-Recespts es.ea barrels, exports
s.sa barrels. Market, quiet BAT nrnaer.
Whsas-Reeelpts. q. 90 bushels: exports,
.,pu bushels, Spot, firm. Nc. red. TSee
r. o. o Options opened stronger and we're
sustained all the morning by a demand
from snorts. impeiied by higher cables
rm Al 1a.ss ne. ass saos c,ase MssS Mach
ss&c
Wooi-Sseady
HopS-QIset.
Coffee-Options opened dull. changed TO
5 points decline. Sales :, 80 Gags. includ-
ing August. 90. September 40. December.
$40. February. so. Spot Rio. dau but
bing. 8 li-isc. Mild. dun nut steady. Car
cova Sfsf4c.
sugar-Raw. barely steady Fair rean-
ing, s'sc. Centrifugal, s. test, 4ssc- Re-
nned. barely steady.
Metals.
Copper-Lake, brokers. $l1soAl,.sa.
The firm that axes the selling price for
miners and shelters quotes lead at Nv
at the close.
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MARINE NEWS.

FAN F'KASfIS<.fs-~aailess March -
American str Afaxnak ohisnsk bay Am
sehr Jennie Thelin Gssys harbor: Am
scsag f3.sie Pri.n, c.ga:iie river. Br str
Wyc1efd, Sanasrso
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The Hank Statement.

The harss bow hold s.s,astl7s In excess
of the requirements % the - per cent
rg5e4
The fsnancter says:
The statement Of rae New York clear
tns hos1Ss halAs far tire week ending
MATCh - Is Esat as ssss Eosasise as tha
changes st sFst si8as Eslxas Indicate.
TA@ averages ~erm made over a period
covering some unusually large operations
ard sn addition 10 this the gun effect ~
PaSsfic payments 90 the treasury has
k~@gs ssGsGsas1 IN the current rxhI4st Tass
accounts IN large Part FER fAs decrease
81 ever six rnili4ons tn specie reported
although IL does Rat explain the csntrze-
tan IN s,stl. stree ose 81 ssaosa heavy
essnssg isssents az specie EaTe aatn re-
resye4 frpsTs tse Vest ia g&s meantime
TIE settlement - tae Chicago d Alton
sssAs wac Irresponsible for a great deal
er settling et sffra- ard .hss saaushsss.
has had 40 srsss8 part IN Gete~rssrirE tha
Character ns the statement. xsssnssYxans
features eff the fes~e~t - ire ccnsraeaSes
ck S. ~ Ne s8 as&Ess. which Ia the sass
tws @seEs base saiksn s~ ever s. go sd
Ine asgasg sats& TSsinE 81 r4aney par
aaEsx influenced sssrse faas3agtan esgss The
sSFssucrTsaksen af several Industrial deals
asss lewsssas9 stock exchange kr@sazs G xsassgs
are 80 rs s4ksn tss9 account Use rzM
% s~Ans GO course strengthened fhe peS:-
SIS ia deposits sssseGs1 ggs1xss Liabilities
Fss.re sh~s1 f-fss Asa saat despite ssss
loss % ssx sssIEczs In CASA the excess
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LONDON. March f8~-As The weI aue-
ton sales today "a rs bales ~.re oTeT.i
ara tncIa5ea gset lines % Queensland
and Ne~ South Wales greasy. Snica were
me Tnsss grades Gogs G@esong aud Ss~
South Waie~s w~Te Ira strong a~Ffsan&. 2gss
enc cross hresfH sold iarS~1y - ESc eHnti-
nrnt lbs attendance @zs good.
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Dairy PrOducts.
On the produce exchange today the butt
ter market was steady. Creamery. lag
Igsc. dairy. i1a1sIilc.
EgEs-Ssteady: fresh, l3c.
cheese--Sieady, creams, inaeTi2,zc-
q
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andh charging carg
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wheat-Aarkef unchanged; export, "a
club. Sc: No. bsoestsna. 80 mihsns'
Ne. club. sse: No. ] hsuestem &C.
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...hrr and naIlaIax Matrri.I.

rax.~s Superior quality. per ". Nc ~
&C., ,,,srssssa s,fa bile fir. 81 ssssst : X,
- ssstz. common, pes NJ & ysssss
sertsee sess. xssa. cedar single bolts. 81 8
a. u<. e.
lis l.amher-honka 'nseS fsnssh. sur
xs.ss s,ssssu. lengths Il - is feet spe.tial
,~nsxna EgAe per NJ extra. eue>snSt Aalxh
sixsslss ali xertaes3 sra.n, 81 per u Extra
rs,gs.,4ap dresses. and matched s, z.si .
49, f.,s rxts s-sslcls $sssts, te-ineh s. 5ass
II ,s.inch, saNHfs Eenctng. No. or s~!neh
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sAHTEi4 Drug Co. ssse ~ aisse
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e;resa Fruit tiobb.nef- Oranges. seed
So 4, ,ssse. navess q 7SsFs So. ge--,,ars
&c. a,,nles gaucy 81 Sssfs g~Y 6ox Cs5og
e., sntsses esSffH Iser box haaAna~ SIG
10 - stsr bunch California hIark s4sN -.
n hnxez s1ae; Smyrna tss. s5c. per -.
.s,x oates ssfst.e. Sweet apple elder. gssl
az ser gallon.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-11-18
The Filipino's Resources.

Concerning the question where the Flip
pinos get their arms, Hong Kong cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Times makes
some statements in recent letter to that
journal. The head of the movement here
for the purchase of arms for export to the
Philippines" he says, e" is F. w. Sylvester,
associated with whom is Louis Spitzel.
Both are Americans. Sylvester will be re.
membered by citizens Of Philadelphia as f.
w. Sutterle, president of Keen, Sutterle, &
Co., of that city, who failed in 1895. Sutterle
is at present member Of the firm OF Louis
Spitzel & Co., of Shanghai.
Louis Spitzel, the head of the firm, is un.
favourably known on this coast. Their
agents at New York are Abestein & Co., who
went into bankruptcy in 1895. Howard w.
Bray, who is the head of the insurgent de-
partment of publicity, is an Englishman.
He went to Manila some years ago, and
while there got possession of an estate Of a
wealthy Filipino, deceased. He tried to get
recognition before the British consul, but
failed, as he could show no consideration
given for the estate, which ran up into the
millions. He came to Hong Kong early in
the year, and lives in hotel under an as.
sumed name. 1t was through his instrumen.
tally that the United States Consul-general
at Singapore, E. Spencer Pratt, was brought
into such notoriety in connection with Ag.
guinaldo, and through which he lost his pos.
ition. He has carried on all the correspond
ence with the anti expansion United States
Senator's. A third member of the gang, who
is also an American of the name Of Cruik-
shank, is at present in Jail at Manila"
Apia has now town band, and very
good one at that for start. During the
week we have been shown a list which has
been going round soliciting funds for the pur.
pose of getting money and new instruments.
This has been numerously signed, one gentle
man, Mr.. H. ]. Moore, having offered to fit
the band cut with uniforms, to consist of
coats, boots, trousers, shirts, caps and socks,
at his own expense.
Coored men from Jamaica desiring to land
in Cuba have now to produce certificates
showing that they have had yellow fever.
This practically amounts to their exclusion
and is causing considerable excitement, be-
cause yellow fever among the blacks is I'M
known at Kingston, Jamaica.
Japanese police in Formosa are accused of
maltreatng native Christians, including FIVE
women and blind man. Last month while
the Christians were holding service at Auland,
a house near by took fire. The preacher
sent FIVE Christians to help extingu,sh the
blaze. When they returned the entire con.
gregation engaged in prayer. Three Japan.
ese policemen then suddenly entered the
building, snatched the Bible from the preach
er's hands and threw it on the floor. With
bamboo canes they commenced beating about
right and left, hitting the kneeling Christans
and upsetting the preachers desk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
How's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, o,
We the undersigned, have known
+. j Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug.
gists. Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces or the system
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by al
Druggists. Testimonials free,
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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ran GREAT SALT LAKE ROUTE

The attention Of eastbound travellers is
called TO the advantages offered them by the
Rio Grande Western, The Great Salt lake
Route " The same rates prevailed whether
the trip is mace via Huntington or an Fran.
CISCO The passenger has his choice Of two
routes ou, OF ortland. three through Colo
rado, and four east thereof, No other line
out OF Portland can offer such a variety OF
routes In addition, days stopcver Is given
all asseReers at any point in Utah or Colo.
RADIO. Through pullm n aud tourist sleep
ing cars are run on ali trains, as we'll as free
reclining chair cars. The service and &C.
commodations offered are equal, II not su.
perior to tho,e Of any trans-contineutal road,
and rates are always as low as the lowest.
II you contemplate trip east, write TO
J. d. Mansfield. G neral Agent. Rio Grande
Western Railway, I42 Third Street, Portland,
Oregon, for any Information you may need in
reference to rates, routes or Accommodations.
II.Io.tf
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lines, Almost every day the forma-
tiOn OF new trust is annourced,
Aside from the trusts themselves,
which are the foremost visible evi-
dence OF this consolidation OF interests
which is steadily going on, all sorts OF
syndlcates are being formed and all
kinds of combinations aud concentra-
tions of business interests are being
effected. This is simply socialism
turned upside down, aud If tho move
ment continues without check there
will come a time when there will be a
turning over. How far away this
may be IL would be idle to prophecy
TT
We have got 70 saye the heathcn from
mighty torrld fate,
And we haYen'U got bit OF time tC
spare.
We must put some education in his
kinky .woolly pate,
While we trade aHd do the heather
up for fair.
We have got to save the heathen FOL
the joys Ut kingdom come.
And we haste for to sail the ocear
wave
With one bible In the cabin and The
ships hold full Of rum,
And firm intent tue heathen't
soul TO save.
It's our nations wGnderous future
that we've got TO contemplate;
How twill spread the light OF lib
erty around;
How twill teach: the heathen vote
what's good election skate,
Or TO tip the jug until the Purglei
sound.
So we'll sail across the water will
sound of fife aud drum,
And our eyes on the benightet
heather souls;
With one bible Ia the cabin and The
ships hold full OF rum,
And a scheme to make The heather
pay the tolls. Exchange.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
rAE AIoH W.
Plays Havoc With Electric Wires and
Awnings.

Plays Havoc With El'etre Wires and
Awnings.
The wind storm which visited the
city last night caused quite lot Of
damage to the electric wires and poles
about the city. Several poles we're
blown down ia the vicinity OF Belvue
and Nineteenth streets, in East Sa-
lem, and the wires grounded, with
the result that all the lights on that
circuit were extinguished. The car
company also had car damaged and
trolley wire broken. AS the
small car that has been
remodelled for the Inside
track was running on Chem
eketa street, opposite A. N. Bush g
residence, a large maple tree was
blown over falling across the track,
smashing the vestibule off and break
ing the trolley wire.
Several awnings about the city
were split open and blown into
shreds, the one In front OF the Light
and Traction company's Office having
the irons blown off and the canvass
torn to pieces. The damage done to
telegraph and telephone wires Is
thought TO have been slight II any as
they have but recently been carefully
overhauled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
BORN.

NEAL. AT the family home In Hep
pner Ore Monday December 90, 1898
To the wife OF Oscar II. Neal, q
daughter, weighing l3 pounds.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Neal were f)rmerly
residents of this city. but are now re-
siding at Htppner, where Mr.. Neal is
the foreman OF Dave Herren's sheep
ranch and Is prospering nicely, Tie
reports IL inches OF snow aud very
cold weather In that section. Stock
is fed twice a day to keep them from
starving.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
THE PIONEER LIMITED

Is the nameof the only perfect train in
the world, nowrunning every night between
St. Paul and Chicago, via the Chicago, Nil.
waukee & st. Pnul Railway~-the pioneer
road Of the West in adopting all improved
facilities for the safety and ejoyment Of pas.
sengers. An illustrated pamphlet, shaving
views OF b auliful scenery along the route oI
the Pioneer Limited, will be sent free 10 any
person upon reciipt OF two-cert postage
stamp, Address Geo. II. HeafDrd General
Passenger Agent. Chicago, i'll. woot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-02
Salem Cannn Wants Peas.

Farmers and gIdners who wish TO
cultivate peas dung next season for
canning purpOse'will please call on
Mr.. j. VI. Waace at the Salem
Water Co.'s otfic In the city hall and
designate the aDunt OF acres they
are willing 10 pnt. Before making
positive arrangeents 10 regard 10
operating the emery next season II
is necessary 10 ;nGw approximately
the acreage thaean be secured be-
fore the first OF lnuary. In case the
cannery Is opeEed, each subscriber
will be nOtided the full particulars
before the first tFebruary, l2-d&w2w