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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-22
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.-These army orders
have been issued:
Acting Assistant surgeon ODion B. Weed from
Fort Wayne TO Fort Smelling.
COnd Lieut.. Thomas A. Roberts, Tenth Cavalry,
t. For, Sh rldan.
Major Harry l.. Rees. P4ymrster Department OF
Cali Orna, to Man IL.
MaiprC larcs + Kllbonrno, Plyinaster from De.
partmont of he Pacific to San Fra o.
Acting Assn TN, Surgeon h. J. Johnson from Fort
Strong to RI Slo um.
Capt. Car c, NJ, CANDY, Assistant Surgeon, from
Fort ~ cum To New In X.
First Licut. John n Wright. Tn rtieth Infantry.
honcrab'y discharged from the vulun,e, army.
capt. Will am W, Gibson. O dnAnce Department.
will make not 30 exec our Visits frul. he works
Of the Morgan Engineering Company, Alliance. TO
Columbus OHIO.
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suIPBU1LDIxG ON THE LAKES
The American Company Has Contracts to
Build Twenty-three Vessels.

bullu IWenSN-tnree Nehhelb.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. 1.-The American
Shipbuildmg Company announced to-day that
It has contracted to build twenty-three steel
steamers and barges during the balance Of the
present year and in 1900 The total carrying
caracity OF the boats will no 13A. 100 gross tons
and the estimated value $69O2. COZ. The
three shipbuildInG companies not in the trust
have contracted to build two vessels and will
build third for sale. 1t is estimated that the
new vessels will carry 3,0oO,0OO Gross tons in
a season
The vessels to be built by the trust are:
A H. WoIvln OF Detroit and the American
Steel and Wire Company, four 500 loot
steamers estimated capacity $1,000 tons
value s 55O, 900; A. Il. NoVin and others two
STEAMER. capacity. 5000 tons, value S3i5 ODO:
Carnrgie-Oliyero interests. six stssaamers.
Oln; Bessemcr Steamship Company ole
OOGStogs. value S775,OOO: EiIy Bros =.
100 tons, value SbSDtOO John Mitchell 81
value S35O,OOr: Minnesota Steamship Com
S+5u.O0o; 10 ert II. Rhodes, one steamer. ca =;
pacity 5000 tons, value Sl72,0OO: Detroit and
s. Clair ETcursnn COMPANY. one passenger
are based upon present selling prices
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FIL1P1Sos FIRE on WHITE FLAG,


WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.-This despatch from
Rear Admiral Watson dated Manila. Oct. Il.
was received by the Secretary Of the Navy this
afternoon:
"On Oct. III the Insurgents surprised boats
crew OF four men from the Marvelcs under a
white flag landing non-combatants from the
captured Parao at ScoEon Island. William
Juraschka. boatswains mate first class. WAS
captured. Armed crew of ten attempted a
rescue. Unsuccessful Sidney y Hoar, lands
man. fatally wounded; Frederick And-rson.
anrrent ce FIRST class. seriously in groin;
Nicholas Snrrc. coSswnin. left leg. slight. Con-
cord and Mariycies will punish II possible"
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POWDER FOR COAST DEFES CEs.
Gen. Burlington Denies Reports That There
Is None for 10 and l2-Inch Guns.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.-Gen. A. Il. Bufrng-
ton Chief Of the Bureau OF Ordnance. made
an Official denial to-day TO THE Sun reporter Of
the reports that the Ordnance Department is
thout powder for tho 10 and l2-inch coast
defence guns ant that those guns will be use
lrss until smukeless powder is obta ned. lie
sad; --.,--,.
THESE alarming statements are entirely I'M
true, We nave an ample supply OF ammuni-
ton for the coast de,nnce guns. ENper mrnts
are being conducted both here AMI abroad to
perfect the smUkeesS powder tor nsU in the
large guns. Ems does not. however, inter gro
in any wav with tn" operation oil these guns
with the powder now Lu hanl.'
Gen uruRton reiteralei the statement
made in THE SIN several days ago that there
is no occasion Tor alarm over the powder sup-
ply for the coast fortIfication. aud prom ouncad
a. false a | stories 10 the effect that the 10
and l2-inch guns were use eSs because o. the
.ac Of ammunition. such articles are fakes
and without the slightest foundation" said
Gen Burlington.
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SAMOAN NE .OII.ITJO.SS.
The State Department Fully Informed Of
What England nnd Germany Arc Doing.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2l.--The State Depart
ment is fully informed as 10 all that is taxing
place between Great Britain and Germany in
regard to Samoan affairs. There is apparently
no disposition on the part OF These two nations
to keep this Government in the dark 1t was
said to-day Tint tho United States authorities
are being kept informed in regard to all propo-
sitions for a settlement o! the samoan ques-
ton emanatinG from London and Berlin. 1t is
untrue. as stated by Berlin newspaper. that
tn, proposition for the partition OF the samoan
group originated with Secretary Hay. That
proposition was frat made five years ago and
has been brought forward several times since
then. The authorities here are very rstcent
as to the status Of the Samoan associations.
but they indicate that nothing of a radical
nature may be expected from the present eS.
changes between the three protectoratS
rONer.
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Hanged Himself in HI, wood.hed.

JAMEsTowN. y, Oct. 2l,-Howard Hohson
wild 'Wer. aged ~ years, living near Mayv!io.
comittcl suicide Yesterday afternoon. Hohson
kept house TO- his two children and sent them
to school. When they returned HON" they
found thcir father hanging in tho wonlshed.
II" Las h"Pn dPepondCnt sine" his vile died
about IL year ago
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Married Man shoot. a Widow and uim..lf

LAwRENCEBuRG, Ky. Oct. y. &C., Buckner
Mckee. a farmer Of this county. shot and killed
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson. n widow Of this place.
lant Ight and then comm tied suic de. The
scene Of the tragedy WAS by the side Of a
county road, II few miles from this place
Mckee and Mrs. Wilson were out driving to-
Gethrr yesterday afternoon. and thr shoe ing
WAS Ell emily done late in the 'vaning. he
man. although married. had been paying at
tontion to Mrs. Wilson !or year.
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Fort WAYNE Ind. Oct. al Relatives here
tonight received notice oil the marriage on
Oct. =. at Bournuhat. Of nitsd Sta es Ccnsul
Rufus Wait Lane Of smyrna to Miss Marie,
q Greek girl. daughter o. Mrs John p Rchi.
The Consul is graduate OF EarIham COLI Va
and was tho C,nmnna / member ~ the ono
Legislature rho cast The vote which elected
Mark Hanna to the Senate.
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FIGHTING BFGGLR.

Was Going from Door to Door in Thirty
sixth Street-Gnye n Policeman n Tussle.
Policeman Troy arrested a man in Thirty
sixth street near Fifth avenue last night for
begging from door to door: and was walkin
fourth street when the beggar turned on him
and tried to throw him in front OF an approach
the ROADWAY. Troy finally. assisted by a citi.
zen. got ran 'cuffs on his assailant and
brought him to tine. Tho bsggar gave the
name OF John Walters.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.-The old liGrt-dratt
iron gunhoat Monocacy sailed from Shanghai
for Chin KianG. China. to-day. Shs ia one OF
the vessels suggested by Admiral Dewey as
available for service in tho Philippines. There
are doubts at the Navy d rartment as to the
dock-d at Hong Kong to ascertain her con-
ditiOn.
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Washington Notes.

WAsRINGToN. Oct. 2l.--Archbishop Chapelle
OF New Orleans, who IL the Arostoiir Decorate
Rico aud the Philippines. had an hours inter-
view with President Mckinney this morn ny.
Ihr Archbishop sN"eets to sail Tor Manila
very soon,
Rear Admiral George W. Melville Engineer
in-ChIet nj the Navv. has been Ned OF his
election as AN honorary member OF thr Frank
lin Institute vi Pnlladeip ha.
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+, D. Fillmore died at his horne in PIatts-
burGh Yesterday n. tho age Of I. lie was one
81 tho pioneer hotel men Of the AdUOudarks
and was well known throughout tn" state He
WAS for II nuMu-r pi years prupr "tor Of the
American liuusr. AusabC fork-. 4 We l-GuOwu
New York lawyer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

that the common virtues should be
taught the rising generation, as applied
10 personal and business conduct, az
well as to public affairs. The nation
cannot rise above the moral level Of It's
citizens, and unless the individual is
raised 10 the plane Of respectability the
nation must surely go into decadence.
II does not pay debt 10 pay It with
borrowed money. The only justiGable
Indebtedness conceivable is where the
people borrow money and pay less inter
est TO own watorworks or lighting
plant than they pay some private cor
poration for that service. But even
this exception Is not good financial
service unless IL is coupled with
provision for extinction Of the debt
created by an annual sinking fund.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
The Depot Nuisance.

Salem people are making complaints
about the congregating OF small boys
about the Southern paciic passenger de.
pot preceding and during the arrival and
departure Of trains. The complainants
say the boys climb on trains while they
ere in motion, wrestle and engage In
loud talk, indulge In occasional breaks
Of vulgarily and profanity, and smoRe
cigarettes and chew tobacco aud divers
other things that only unrestraned boys
will do, who enjoy the incentive 10 dew
iltry and the emulation to mischief that
is generated by such associations. A
great deal OF this conduct il unlawful.
There II law against climbing ON
trains. There is n curiew ordinance, a
law against profanity and against ciga-
reties, but these boys probably do not
know Il. Some Of these boys sell news.
papers and they all ought TO be- in
school. They have probably heard Of
case of smallpox somewhere In the
county and do not desire 10 expose
themselves. Seriously, the complaints
of the Salem people have some iounda-
tion. No such aggregation Of juvenile
precocity congregates nj the passenger
depot at Portland, Albany, or Eugene.
The question is how 10 get the |
boys 10 quit IT, TuE EpnoR Of
TINS Journal publishes the complaints
10 get public attention Of the city mar.
shal, the shcrifi, the railroad authorities,
or the regular army 10 have the nuis.
ance abated liut the depot is public
place aud people who patronile the rail.
road will feel thankful II some one with
proper authority will takeup the mat.
ter aud deal firmly but gently with the
crring youth. The public have another
interest in the matter, aud that Is the
wvliare of the boys. That place ia
the training ground for candidates for
lhe relormatories A railroad depot is a
fascinating place for boys AN that is
practiced and said around such place
h NO, calculated TO make gentleman of
: boy II il is allowed 10 become am
dling and loaing place il demoralizes
'onth aud for the welfare OF the growing
generation some of the laws to restrain
'outh should be enforced.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
SOME BICYCLE KICKS.
Pro and Con by Wheelman and Other
Good People.


Pro and Con by wheelman and Other
Good People.
A great deal Of complaint is being
made by city wheelmen that the electric
linemen Of the city are leaving their cut,
ting on the streets which is causing
many punctures and the pieces are
worse than tacks, as they are almoct in
destructible and will be menace for
years to come.
The walks on the block from the cor.
ner Of State street TO Ferry on High is
prohibited to wheelmen, yet hundreds
Of them ride on that block. The city
council was petitioned to prohibit rid.
ing on this walk owning to the danger
to the workmen in the horse shoeing
shop and to teams coming out OF the
yard ad iacent to il, as the walk is on a
steep grade and also the approach to the
yard, and when whoelman meets
team there, there is almost certainty
OF a collision. At the shop the work
men are many times badly thrown and
severely hurts by the fright
ened horses.
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Strawbe..Y Notes.

W. w. Walker, the Salem nursery
man, informs me that the Tennessee
strawberry plants he bought Of me a
year ago yielded the biggest baby crop
of any variety he has ever tried. They
arc well-named-Tennessee Prolific.
A.. Rich has brought me plants -
test of two new imported French varie-
ties. On. the Marguerite seems TO he
very fine rugged variety.
have still quantity Of 1898 1900
catalogues for free distribution, giving
Information about new varieties and
of cultivation.
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Another XIcim

j. A. Card is the latest victim of mis-.
placed confidence in Il defective side
walk. Going home last evening he
stepped through hole in the walk and
sprained his ankle 20 that he is laid up
for several days.
This piece of sidewalk, on the south
side Of Bellevue between Commercial
and Liberty streets, is exceedingly
as there are many planks
leaving holes foot or more in
depth, and the trees cast deep shadow
so that the city is running big chances
Of a damage suit, every night that il is
allowed TO remain in this condition, to
say nothing Of the danger TO pedestrians.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
Clean Streets.

All residents of Salem are hereby noti.
fled not to permit any old paper, saw
dust, broken-glass, old bottles, crockery,
nails or other substance to be thrown
upon the public streets or alleys. Sec
tion 80 OF City Ordinance No. 209 inn
poses fine of from 81 to $50 for such
offence, and the same will he strictly
enforced. Up. FmzzrfL.
20.21 Il Street Commissioners.
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Dsily, One Year $500. I'm Advance
Daily. Fou' Mouths R1 oo. is Advance
Weekly. One Year Sl.o0, I'm Advance
THE FOLLY AND FRAUD OF
FINANCIAL BONDAGE.

This is certainly an age Of financial
bondage. II is the fashion TO be In debt,
and as a result the great clearing house
Of fate DEGREES that not 10 per cent or
business ventures shall succeed. In
other words, the history Of commercial.
ism proves that over 40 per cent Of busi-
ness men make failure Of their under
takings, and must finally resort to plain
labor for livelihood. This is certainly
crushing commentary on our record as
a commercial people. In looking about
for the solution Of this awful blight OF
bankruptcy the most garing cause must
present itself as the credit system.
The merchant prince who has made his
fortune by the close application Of first
principles Of business such ~ keeping
out Of debt, being honest, living within
his means, etc., ID growing scarcer, Mod
ern institutions and customs do not
teach those traits Of character nor the
business discipline which are the sure
foundation Of success. On the contrary,
they teach that II is silly to limit your
business capacities, when they can be
extended AL infnitum by launching into
debt. A business mans credit is no
longer measured by how much he can
pay for, but by how much he can run In
debt. Bankruptcy IL not considered
Disgrace, but, II well managed, rs evil
dence Of business sagacity, Living
within ones means h no longer taught
Ms being one Of the virtues necessary 10
prepetuity Of credit, and good name.
The habit Of irugality and paying as you
20 has fallen into disrcpute.
The modern business operator who
can develop the greatest scheme for
floating indebtedness Is looked upon as
n genius. The man who has been able
10 make few thousand by bankruptcy !
and fraud is looked upon rs respectable, !
and the common thief is not a bad fell !
low II he can keep out Of jail. Then is
il any wonder that less than ten out Of a /,
hundred can succeedg II Il not plain ,
10 everyone that when the sound rules I
II principle are over.ridden in every :
conceivable manner that the result
must be chaos. The business man who
these rules soon sees his mis- a
Iake, aud would retrieve himself by Il
eading others into the same meshes. y
He would shift the burden upon the
'houlders Of another, and In seeking his
lictim, necessity compels him 10 resort
o even worsa methods than he started i
nat with. He goes from bad TO worse,
md his scape-goat In turn is forced to
10 likewise Thus the false systems a.
re developed ia disqualification, until y
he whole fabric is built up of fraud aud ~
orruption, IL II certainly high time a
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

II is the unnatural drains, the irregular
ity, the alterations and inhammations
which sap woman's strength. Cure these
and health comes back with all its Joys.
Diseases of the delicate womanly or
gans are positively and permanently
cured by the use Of Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. Thousands of women are
on record as living witnesses to the truth
of that statement.
Sick women are invited to consult DIR.
Pierce by letter without charge Every
letter is held as private and its story
guarded as a sacred confidence All an
swers are mailed in private envelopes
bearing no printing upon them. Address
DIR. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs II. A. Alsbrook Of Austin I,onoke Co.
Ark, writes Aiter FIVE months Of great suf.
fernR write this for the benefit Of other suffer
ers from the same affiiction. I doctored with
our family physician without any good results
30 my husband urged me TO try Dr. Pierces
medicnes-which did with wonderful results
! am completely cured. took four bottles Of
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, four OF his
Golden Medical Discovery and two vials Of
his Pleasant Pellets 4"
DIR. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot Ease, powder. IL cures
palnIu', shartlng, nervous feet aud
,ngfuNlng naiis, aud iustantly take,
tue sung out OF coTns and buniOns
us the greatest cnnfnrt discovery Of
tue ase, Aliens Foot Ease makes
tsht nf new shoes ivvi easy. IL Is a
ce TAIN cure Tor sweating, callOus and
not tired, aching feet Try tt tOdty.
Sold Oy all druggists AID shoe store,
by mali Tor PIC Ia stamps Trial pack.
axe FREE Address, Allen y. Olm-
sled, Leroy, n, Y
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
ReeeIyed a. ,hs penI,enLIar,

The following threo prisoners were
brought To the pen yesterday by sheriff
y A, French OF Wallowa county; James
Co1.lngham, larceny OF money, two
years. George H. Lutttell, larceny Of
COW three years }, A. Monkey, larceny
ID a horse two years. larceny Of COW,
'ne year, sheriff Preach was accompan.
ed by three deputies.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartc. IOc or CSC
II T. o. O. fail 10 cure, druggists refund money.
A HeaVY Contrnct.

The new stone building now in course
o' erection by the Benedictine Brother
hood at Mt Angel is to be one of the
largest structures in the state devoted
TO educational purposes. The contract
for the metal roof and galvanized iron
cornices, as well rs the plumbing of the
entire building, has been captured by
Messrs. Barr q Prtzell, OF this city,
against strong competition.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

That Ioyful Feeling.

With The exhllaraLiDg tense Of renew.
ed health and strength and internal
cleanliness, which follows the use ui
Syrup Of Figs, Is unknown 10 the few
who have not progressed beyond the
Old-tlme medicines and the cheap sub
stitutes sO1e times offered but never
accepted by the well-infOrmed. Buy
the genuine. Manufactured bv the
California Fig Syrup Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
Football.

A. X. oliver, the new coach for the
Willamette football team arrived yester-
day from California. Saturday the boys
90 to Corvallis to play the first inter
collegiate game.
The first game OF the series Of the
Intercollegiate games will be'between:the
Pacific University team Of Forest Grove
and the w. y. team in this city on
Nov. II at the fair grounds.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
The Homehest Man I'M Salem

AS we'll as the handsomest, ana Others
are Invited Ia call on any druggist
aud get free a trial bottle OF Kemp's
balsam for the Throat aud Lungs, a
remedy that Is guaranteed Ia cure and
believe all Chronic aud Acute Coughs.
Asthma, Bronchitis aud COnsump-
tion. Price 25c. aud SOC. eud&w
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
nsaa.y !. nlesa neen.

Ciean blood means a clean skin M
beauty without Il. Cascarets. Candy Cathar
lle eiean your blood and keep IL clean, y,
sNlt'ns ep the laHN hyer aud driving an i'm
henish pimples, boils. blOtehes. hlackheais
ana that sickly bilious complexion In taking
eesearcis, beauty for ten cents. An dnle
ss'a, satisfaction guaranteed. lOg, 25c, 5lc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

Many Of Salem's most successful mer-
chants find that the only way TO avoid
being taken in by the advertising fakir is
to use only tho newspapers Of the city.
The press works Tor the city day and
night II constantly advises the public
to buy goods at home, and 10 stand by
the Salem business men. This is APP
preoiated by wide awake merchants and
their reciprocity is shown by standing
for the newspapers OF their town.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
Hew Are Noar KIdaeysE
-, Hobs spaIagus Pills eureall sidney us. sam.
pie free Add s'eFling Remedy Co. Chicago OF NY

The broom-handle factory is getting
out $1,000 pieces OF molding and 5000
cornice poles for sanborn, Vail Il Co., Of
San Francisco, says the Bandon Re.
corder.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

Dr. Bulls Cough syrup Cures Over.
night the most stubborn cold as well
as all us c0mplloati1ns-tickhng In
The thrnaJ, husKy voice aud violent
coughing. 10 Is the most wonderful
medicine, science has produced.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER ALBANY. .
Captain Zumalt

Captain Zumalt
Leaves Salem at I a. m. for portl.,,
aud way landings every TuesdaS
Thursday and Saturday.
The steamer has been equipped with A.,
class accommodations, including an eles,s,
Unsurpassed for carrying both freight An,
passengers. s"' sha
Dock-Foot OF State street.
ED N. EDEs Agent
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
Great Excitement

in London because OF the news from
Ladysmith, but in Salem people are
quiet because they know that they can
procure all the tirst-class groceries and
provisions ut Branson IL Rdgan's.
10 30 cod
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

The hunters and farmers say there is
an unusual scarcity Of Chinese pheasants
this year due undoubtedly 20 the hate
spring rains chilling the young ones be-
fore they were hardy enough 20 with.
stand the cold
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

An East Oregonian, Long, is charged
with registering another mans brand,
then stealing the whole band OF aO
horses.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Being Transacted at the Court
House.

Business Being Transacted at the Court
House.
DEEDS FILED.
Cordelia Krebs to Conrad Krebs,
l00.24 acres in { 8 $, W, W d, $1,000.
Michael Skaife and wife to T.. +. Tay-
lor, half interest in 2IS acres in Sill
verton, W d. $500.
SEW SUITS.
Eta Gleason, plaintiff, vs.. julie
Amend defendant, is the title of new
suit filed in Department No. /, of the
state circuit court. The action is brought
to recover $3.50, paid by the plaintiff to
defendant as part Of the purchase
price Of tract OF land, which il was
found later did not belong to the defend
ant. j. =. Cavanaugh, OF Portland, is
attorney for the plaintiff.
PROBATE.
T.. A. NJ. Cone, guardian Of the p9rson
and estate Of J. w. Long, an insane per.
son, has been authorized to sell a guam
Lity Of personal property, consisting OF
hops and other crops.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

- 80 - WI - OaNs
And as she lies
weak and suffer
ing, she reuem-
bers the days,
only such a little
W lille behind,
. when she tiptoed
along the top
rail Of the worm
fence, as active
and blithe as a
squirrel.
But ere's
something wrong
about this condi-
ton. One word
expresses 1t -
|, ''unnatural.h
: It's against ma
: ture to be in
such a condition
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

William Haniey, stockman of Ilar.
ney county. has shipped % carloads Of
cattle 10 Grand Ronde yally for feed.
ing. The hand numbers COO head.