Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-01
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\ and the government still lives.
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The City Fathers can do business
when they yet right down to it.
Congress appropriates SO, 35O,OOO fol
81 public buildings-more celluloiC
! prosperity.
When everybody is talking OF going
out of the prune business is good
time to go in.
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What other state department has re-
duced S25, 900 in its running expenses,
as the state printing Office has In four
years?
Here's TO Rudyard Kiplng-may
he get out cf the shadow Of death
and write many another good verse
aud story.
No call for warrants for nearly SIX
months by the state treasury. II
looks as IL Oregon had money to burn
for interest.
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The ballot trials had one result
some one put his foot through the
editors hat while il was hung up on
the floor in the court room.
Give us kindergartens and humane
education for children, aad more em-
ployment and cleanliness OF living for
adults. II you want to improve society.
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There is enough 70 employ every
hody's energies building up our city,
Improving our punlic schools, aud
each one making success OF his own
business.
What honest man would not feel
uneasy To sit beside OF Mark Hanna
even after the Ohio legislature and
the United States senate have vlndi-
Gated him.
THE JOURNAL is "a bimetalhc re-
form paper but II IL were inNewYork
or Michigar 70 would have helped
elect Roosevelt or Plngree and would
support their work for reform.
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The Republicans, of Washington,
thank God that the state still has IA
Pupulist governor, who has vetoed
the 1865, 600 capitol appropriation at
Olympia, where no one seems TO want
Il capitol.
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Albany Democrat: Albany has lost
two good citizens this week. The
death Of o good person is not only a
loss 20 family but as we'll TO the en-
tire commun! y 40 mltter howhumble
1t has been.
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Gee Whillikens On mere
item 10 this one-cent paper, the Sa-
lem school board Is offered tour times
as much money as they need, at per
cent, to carry their floating debt. A
year ago they were paying 8 and o.
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County Clerk Hall Is making a
splendid officer. lie does not COM
plain at the failure OF the legislature
to have his salary raised, but goes on
manfully performing his labors. He
has made many Improvements In the
public service and II he continues to
make as good record There will be
very little opposition TO reelection
II he wants one.
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II any branch or age OF the human
family has escaped the grasp OF the
trusts it has not been observed. They
reach out for the baby's cradle, the
youngsters candy, the mans toddy,
the woman's corset and the corpse's
cofin. No one has yet devised
scheme TO get a corner on salvation,
so this is probably safe until the law
yers become more familiar with the
subject Dufur Dispatch.
III
Hurrah for the X-Ray and lie; her 20
Gallagher Twenty years OF suffer
ing from eplleptic dts, caused by the
pressure OF a bullet upon his brain,
were ended for Michael Gallagher,
who lives in Chicago, by recent opeT-
alton directed by the use OF N-Rays
Thrice in bis life had the surgeons
hunted In his head for the bullets
which YVES known L" .:ause his trouble,
but without results. A large piece OF
silver ia tie skull shows that they
operated on the opposite side from
where the bullet rested, fJr, contrary
TO their diagnosis, IL had passed
through the BRAIN. 3allagher's
health is improving, and while his
hrain mas been retarded la It's growth