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Evening journal., 1899-10-26
THE TIP QUESTION. ~
what n Man Must Give in order TO
Get Good Service.

Get Good Service.
what ought young fellow to give
in tips?" said a young clubman to
whom this important question had been
propounded by a New York Tribune
man. why, / do not know what other
chaps give. but ] make IL rule to take
S25 I'm bills of different denominations
for a weeks visit TO a Newport house,
and $40 for a Friday to Mondays out
ing. To the man who Wallets me for a
week I give IS. Five dollars to the
coachman, IS to the butler, and IS to
the housemaid who attends 70 my
room; the other So goes in 81 tips to
groums, footmen, etc. For the shorter
visit I give SO to the valet and 81
apiece to the Others"
THAT is too mhch for me" remarked
one OF his hearers, an impecunious
young man OF business. Il get through
a week with $40, and about IS or $6
Of an over Sundays invitation. It Is
rather hard on the rest of us for you
rich fellows to put up the scale to such
high figures. You should leave that TO
the married men-of course, their stan
dard is higher--but We poor bachelors
should be let of easy"
Luckily for lis women, we are never
expected to tip as literally as men
either at a hotel or a private house
said a young woman, taking part in the
discussion.
Fortunate for the poor devils thai
they don't expect it," interpolated hei
brother with a grin. "fur they would
never get it-women are always Sc
mean
81 give" continued his sister, scorn.
ing to notice his remark SO for weel
50 to the lady's maid, 81 to the house
maid in charge of my room, and 81
apiece to the butler and coachman
| That is what most Of my friends give
and / think it is quite sufficient
At restaurants the rule for tip IL
/ ten per cent OF the order, SO il is yer,
/ easy to do what is expected. Only WON
en- do not seem TO have grasped thil
simple rule of arithmetic.
On the great ocean liners the sched
ule should be well understood for thi
traveller, be it male or female, whit
does not leave at least ten shilling
apiece for the stewardess and his par
ticular attendant at table had bette
not cross again on that ship unless h
begins with a reformation, while q
| English hotels, as As well known, gra
| tuity is expected for the smallest ser
/ vice, and to escape without bein
4 plundered requires considerable maneu
4 vering Exchange.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
WV the 81 Ir nlnc.

The explanation of the blue color Of
the sky. as given by A. II. Thiessen, is
that as the observer looks into space
his line is intercepted by multitude Of
particles Of dust floating in the air
The reason these particles appear TO
be blue is that they reflect TO the eye
the blue rays against which they form
an effective barrier, while the red or
coarser-waved rays pass on That the
dust reflects back only the blue raysris
due 10 their microscopic size. The finer
the dust. the purer is the blue which Is
reflected or scattered. The bluest skies,
therefore, are seen in places where the
dust particles are smallest; the blue of
the sky. as viewed from the tops of
mountains, Is deeper and purer than
that seen from a lower altitude. This
is due to the fact that the air is very
rare at great heights and can only sus-
tain the finer particles of dust while
the coarser particles abound in the low
er levels. The intensity OF the blue
sky for which Italy is noted is moi
owing to the existence OF finer dust
than in northrn countries, but TO the
fact that in the northern ATTITUDES, IN
consequence OF the greater GOODNESS OF
the air, the vapor more readily con-
denses upon the dust particles. These
particles thus become larger and less
effective in turning back the blue rays
alone. II follows that other rays are
reflected. and a grayish effect Is pro
duced. When the sky forms a back
ground for white cumulus clouds,
| appears to be hluer by the contrast thar
/ It otherwise would, and after shower
when the lower stratum of air is wash
ed of its coarse dust particles, the re
suit is q deeper and paler blue. Tit
reason the reds are prominent at sun
set is that then the dust particles arr
between the sun and the observer, an,
the blues are reflected away from him
while the reds pass unobstructed to hi
l eve
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
snnIln,gra ner Tooth-rlnte

Mrs. John T. Jennings. of Amherst
county. died here last night from an
unusual cause. On the 18th inst. while
eating dinner at her home. she swal-
lowed a false tooth plate The feeling
OF suffocation became distressing. and
every effort was made to dislodge the
obstruction. without avail. On the fol-
lowing Monday she was brought to St.
Andrews Home here, and the doctors
tried in every way to relieve the troub-
le. All other devices failing, a surgical
operation was decided on as the only
hope. and the plate was found an inch
and q half from the cardiac end OF the
stomach and removed. Mrs Jennings
however. was unable 10 rally from the
operation, and died at . o'clock last
night.-Baltimore Sun.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
A NOTABLE ENGAGEMENT.

II would be difficult. il not entirely
impossible. to go into the many details
of such production as "The Winter s
Tale which will be presented at the
Opera House by the James-Kidder-
Hanford combination on Saturday
night. Shakespeare's lines have sci
dom been 50 intelligently read nor his
characters been set amongst more fit
ting and elaborate scenery nor garbed
in robes more beautiful and costly.
Dealing with regal people and with
ancient lavishness, the settings are
worthy the courts where the scenario
Is laid. Every bit OF scenery and every
article OF property is carried by the
company. Every costume was design
ed and constructed with faithful regard
to correctness in cut and material. And
especially pleasing is the fact that all
| Of this is brilliantly new. The com
pany, large and we'll trained in stage
craft. is happily cast throughout. The
result of these favorable circumstances
Is a production of Shakespeare which
has rarely. IL ever, been equaled on the
American stage Every one witnessing
the performance is forced to this con
| clusiOn. And so great is the interest o.
the audience in the rendition that al
sit thrilled during the climaxes so viv
1 idly portrayed.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE cucKoon TONIGHT.

THE CUCKOO TONIGHT.
A new comedy from the French
and one OF the greatest laughing sue
cesses New York has known for many
a day. "The Cuckoo" will be presented
by Manager Charles Frohman at the
Grand Opera House tonight. THE
Cuckoo. to sound It's merry notes al
The local theatre. Is the latest French
romedy-fa-ce TO have made a hit in
America Il has so far a remarkable
record o. success everywhere. It's sue
cess In Paris was famous. lt enjoyed
. long run at the Avenue Theatre, Lon
Ion. and Il drew enormous audience
for two months at Wallacks Theatre
New York, last Spring, where il several
times reached the highest figure OF re
coipts ever known for a comedy in that
theatre. The play Is one OF decided in
geluity both In story and situation
and has the numerous domestic com.
)lications and intervening OF love af.
'airs which keep the fun running on al
I lively pace throughout the comedy
The Cuckoo" has been adapted TO sui
American tastes by Charles Brook
eld. II will be given here with the
plendid company seen at Wallack'
Theatre. one OF the best that Charles
frohman has ever organized II in.
ludes Joseph Holland, always a greai
avOrite. Amelia Bingham. Eleanor
MOretti, Charles BOwser, Clayton
Whyte Frank Lea Shuw. c. st. Aubyn
David Mccartney, ~ S. Lewis, Josepl
A. Weber, Fulton Russell. Harry Lewis
Nellie Butler Nora Dunblane. Annie
Wood
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
MARRIED..

CHAMBERLIN - sTROUD.-At No.
1913 Park Place Wilmington, on
Wednesday, October 49, 1899, by Rev.
A. ~ Keigwin, d. d., william B.
Chamberlin and Mariana Stroud
both Of this city.
DAVIES -MILLER.-At the home ol
the bride, Highlands, on the oath in
stant, Evan c. Davies and Mary E
Miller officiating ministers, Revs. J
p Otos and J. ID. Rigg.
sTEVENsON-ROBERTS.-Ont the 22t
instant, at Asbury parsonage, by Rev
James Grove, William b. Stever
and Emma f. Roberts both of H..
city.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
he p WANTED.

WANTED. - Saleslady, experienced
in dry goods. Apply at Greenbaums
306 Market street.
WANTED.-TWo experienced lady So
lioitora. Apply to-day, Sunday Herald
onlce. Fourth aud shipiey streets.
VACATION work offered agents ir
tvery town 20 secure subscriptions 10 the
magazine, Good Housekeeping" specia
commissions and prizes Tor good workers
during July and August. Write us for M.
formation that viii interest you. COOL
HOUSE1< <EEPING. Springfield. Mass.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
Rear Escaped.

steve" n big Russia grornd bear.
celebrated his introduction to Central
Park yesterday by escaping from the
pit and running several blocks through
crowded streets, greatly 10 the terror
OF pedestrians, cyclists. and others. lie
was finally captured by his former own
er, Steve Johns. a gypsy. and returned
TO the park. Chicago Chronicle
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
cnNFERENcE NM oFFIcERs.

Members OF the board of trustees of
tho county hospital for the poor held
a'conference yesterday afternoon with
President Dr. J. J. Black George S. Ca
pelle and Or. Hancker, of the insane
department, on the proposition OF the
Wilmington and New Castle Railway
Company to light both institutions. No
action was taken.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
SPECIAL MRETING CAILED.

A special meeting OF the Historical
Society OF Delaware has been called
for tomorrow at 12 o'clock noon, 10
take action upon the death Of is late
treasurer; Henry l.. Bringhurst
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
NEW .EIGHT nELLs-n

The new Eight Bells" will be at the
Opera House next Tuesday night. No
doctor. no matter how clever, could
prescribe for a case OF the blues better
than recommending a patient to so and
see the Brothers Byrne in this comedy.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26

Officer Taylor last night found a
stand containing thirty-five whips at
the entrance of Durels harness store,
which had been overlooked when the
place was closed for the night.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
p. W. q B. DIRECTORS MEET.

The directors OF the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad
net yesterday and indorsed the recent
action of the Pennsylvania directors in
The matter of changes and promotion
IN the auditing department.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
GRoCfRlE

Grsen Acre Hams are just right
rO8, flavor was never nicer; price
only l3c lb.
p1NcpnM'c Seventh and
NhnSbUM D Market Streets
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
LOST AND FOUND

LOST, mislaid or had stolen, deposit
book on the Wilmington Savings Fund
S3S32. in the name of Anna l.. Lofiand
Notice has been given and application
made for a new book.
ANNA l.. LOFLAND.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT.-On easy terms. a large
and weE-ighted building, suitable for
light manufacturing. Apply H.. this Office.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26
TILGHMAN JOHNSTON,

HENRY c. JONES, treasurer.
MRS JOSEPHINE L. GlLPIN,
President Of the Board Of Managers.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26

! Delmaryia Phone O7O.
Evening journal., 1899-10-26

BANKS.--In this city, on October %,
1899, Florence e., daughter of John
w. and Emma V. Banks, in her 5th
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07
LATE STATE NEWS.

This week 40 attempt will be made
10 raise a subsidy 70 insure the build
Ing Of the railroad from Dallas 70
Falls CITY. The road will tap the tne
buildlng-stOne quarries west Of Dal-
las.
Rev. j. F. Day, Of the First Bap-
tist church OF Springfield, who has
been patsor there for number Of
years and ls Lane county man, has
teen called as pastor TO the First
Baptist church 10 Newberg.
Late Saturday night the dwelling
Of r. +. Mason, at Bridgeport, was
destroyed by fire The loss Is $500;
insurance, $500. The fire was Of in
cendlary origin. Last fail Mr.. MasOns
barn was burned 10 the same manner,
and both are attributed 70 some en-
emies, but the guilt cannot be fixed
on anyone.
Ia the circuit court at Eugere
when the case OF + y. Horner vs.. j.
g. Coleman was called, w 5. Bnfford.
attorney for plaintiff, hled motion
% dismiss the case. IL was case
wherein suit was brought to recover
1900 on note purported 10 have been
issued 10 Alice EdmundsOn by MIR.
Coleman and later purchased by the
plaintiff. Coleman claims the nute is
a forgery, and when the case was dis
missed this morning, Horner, together
with George Weber 'who claimed an
interest ia the note, left the court
room Warrants were at once issued
for their arrest and Weber was caught
near the city limits and. Horner was
captured ~ Irving The charge
against them Is forgery, After
Horner's arrest, the note In question
was found concealed 10 his sock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07
CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT.
Important Business 10 BE Tfansae,ed'by
the New Administration.

Important Business 10 BE Transaeted'b
the New Administration.
The most important meeting Of Sa-
lem's city council In years will b.
held this evening. The new council
has now been in long enough % get
It's bearshgs, and as the saying'goes, Il
"ready 10 do business" one move
feature and revelation will be a
monthly report by the city recorder
showing all that has been done in his
department. This report appear.
elsewhere IN today's JOURNAL, aud
hereafter will be regular feature Oi
Recorder Iudah's administration
Tonight the subject Of issuing
per cent bonds 20 fund the outstand
ing warrants will be brought up 10
the form Of resolutions providing au
election for the people 10 decide
whether or not such bonds shall
be- issued The matter NJ an occupa-
tion tax will also DE considered and
this process Of increasing the city's
revenues aud az the same time regu-
lating aud protecting certain lines Of
business will 10 doubt be CRY stalled
Into practical proposition. The IL.
tentlon Of the members Of the couucil
No far as seen, seems 10 be tO make
this tax as far reaching as possible
and still not allow II to become
bufdensume.
II Is understood that several new
ordinances will be introduced which
will be of vital importance 20 the city,
and u l. more Than propable that the
subject Of filling the vacancy on the
police force will be taken up The
determination Of the new council /,
% carry uut and Put into effect at the
earliest possible date all the reforms
promised, aud they seem 10 be the
class of men who keep their pledges
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07

Mrs. Ccndon will 90 toiiye at Mosco"
Idaho, where Mr.. Condor holds a
position Ia a college.
Homer Pratt, q brother of Dr.
Pratt, OF Mehama, who came from
Michigan a few years ago, died at
that city Sunday. He bad been sn
lDyalid for sometime, being confined
20 the house almost constantly. He
had no family. DR.. Pratt Is also quite
ll DR.. Pratt's father and i've OF bis
children are buried at Salem.
J. NJ. Woodruff came down from his
Marion prune farm this afternoon,
and reports that none Of his trees are
damaged, bot expects fully a hair
crop.
Hal d. Patton, Of the drm Of Pat
Ton Bros, went 10 Portland today.
r. G. Bauer. the supervisor Of In
dian schools 70 succeed: Mr. Rake
straw, was IN the city today. He is
inspecting the Cbemawa school
The "Dewey's" and "Schley's will
play a bot game Of basket ball at the
Y. NC. A. tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

The Corvallis a Eastern Road Wan
10000.
~ Associated Press Co the journal
The Corvallis s Eastern Railroad
Company has sued the Portland Gen.
eral Electric Company for s6,O 900 dam
ages. la the state circuit court, because
OF Injuries TO the steamer william NJ,
Hoag, by running on a rock la the
channel of the canal aud locks at Or
gon CITY, September 10, lSos.
The defendant, II is ayerted, was
tue owner aud la possession OF aud
operating the canal aud locks, aud re-
eeiyed toll from steamboats, passing
through, The company, il is alleged.
was grossly careless In diyertlng from
the canal aud locks a large portion OF
the water Ior the purpose of general.
ing power Tor machinery, aud allowed
large, sharp rocks 10 be ia the chan.
nel ot the caaal. The volume of
water u Is asserted, became too small
TO PERMIT the steamer Hoag drawing
70 Inches, 10 pass IL Is stated that |
the defendant caused several openings |
20 feet wide 20 be- made Ia the east /
side ot the capal % carry water 10 the
mills, and for The purpose N runuipg
'awlog', aud allowed large afts to hu|
lp the channel and forced boat,
through a narrow portion of the chan.
nel
Tie steamboat Iloag, 10 Is asserted.
.nu upon rock, Nhich tori A preat
hole iu her Outtom, aud caused her to
''nk, and also damaged her null and
lhls, 70 Is said caused $1,000 danisge
'nd loss of the use ot the buat fUr siN
weeks s-VVO additional damages.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07
JOURNAL x RAYS. -

The following Is copy Of an ore
gon school boys complaint toa board
Of directors: "hy sister, who Is a
school teacher, Whips me every day.
Ma and pa told her 10 whip me Oft.
ener than she did auy other pupils
so they would think she was not par
tial. write 10 let you know this
vas too thin She Is an old maid and
gets mad because she can't get mar
ried, and whenever she gets To feeling
that way she larrups me, hate to
say such things about by sister, but
IT'S so, aud write to inquire II you
cannot stop her licklng me or get her
a husband. Any old thing will do so
us man"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07
MARION CIRCUIT COURT.

DePa tment No. !, Commences the keg
ulaI March Term.
Judge B0iSe's court met az go'clOck
aud worked until half past eleven, ad
lournine until > p. m, The followln.
docket entries were made:
Mary l.. Rowland rs. Gao. NJ. Row.
land. Divorce granted.
charley Chung ". Wm. Miller.
Demurrer oyerruled Leave to amend
complaint,
Thomas J. Han et al ". Willard
Anderson et al, Answer OF guardian
hled; property 70 be sold, Mckinley
Mitchell referee 10 sell property.
}, Gurney Foweler ct AL. rs. Ed
ward Harrison, ct al. Motion a.
strike out part of complaint: con .
tessed, aud answer allowed TO be died
Sth inst.
L. T. Nouman, vs. Ed Ycumau, Di-
yOrce granted.
Henry +. Schmidt, rs Anna "
schmidt De'ault OF defepdan,
Trial March iith, lea. N.
Elizabeth Robb vs. Jesse Robb Dl
Vorce granted
q. A. Cathey, ys l.. ". Guiss. et Al /
Leave 10 amend complaint by loan
saturday.
Il 4, Gser, ct al ". Ellen Savage. /
. AL Decree on pleadings.
j. w blaio' rs. w. W. McCoou
Of sale ordered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07
THE WEATHER
Tonight aud "Wednesday rain.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

J. w. Gum, the insutance special
went 10 Albany today.
Otto ScnultE, the jefferson bos,
miller Was Ia town today.
Mrs. Flank W. Powers went today
for a visit with friends at Lebanon
aud Halsey.
Rev. Noah Shupp went 10 jefferson
today on work connected with the
Evangelical church.
y w. Finer, the dentist, came up
from WOodburn today % ascertain
bis status under the new dental Law.
Mrs. Il ~ llabblngtou, mother of
Mrs. ). ". Com, Veot ~ her home at
Albany today, after 40 over sunday
visit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07

The Misses Cora and NeYa Girls
void returned this morning from a
visit az Corvallis.
DR.. B. A. Cathey. Of wOodburr,
who occupies the chair of physiology
10 Willamette University, came ur
today 10 deliver lecture.
Miss Ella shlpp, chief modiste AT
the Ffasier stores, returned from d
week spent at Portland Miss shlpT
spent most OF her time attending the
wholesale spring millinery openings,
Mrs. X. A. Kirk went 20 Albany TO-
day 90 business connected with the
estate Of her grandfather Olney Fry.
The lands will be divided among the
helrs tomorrow.
Recorder Judah seems TO be Infected
with the rank notion that the people
Of Salem nave right % know what
Is belng done Ia his department aud
will hereafter make a monthly report.
The ladies orchestra, conducted un-
der the direction Of Miss Nellie Brown
the ylolini,t, has been engaged to
play At all engagements at Reeds
opera house
.. w. Wilcox, Of Canyon CITY, Cal,
who has been the guest OF Wilson
Putnam, of West Salem, went to Al.
bany today TO meet his family. lie Is
thinking OF locating at the capital
city
Harmon Shook, the contractor ana
builder, went to RosebuFg to-day 10
submit plans aud speoid cations 10 re- /
build the court house that burned |
some time ago. The contract will be .
let Thursday.
Mr. aud Mrs. ID. II. johnson, OF
Mehama, who have been spending a
lev days with Salem friends, were to-
day called 10 Scio by the Illness ~
their son Harry, who conducts
planlng mill theN.
Mrs. Kate J Young. OF Portland Is
10 the city organizing a sick bene-
it order known as the Order ~ Pendo.
fhls - an order Tor both men and
women, aud Mrs. Young feels er.
outraged with her charter llst. A
Ia, Flake, J Buulllard aud n. e..
lody went % Tangent today IN begln
work Tor the Oregon wholesale {
Sursery Co, which has recently .
'oaght out the Settlemler nurseries 1,
u that place. The boys will handle
he plant with a force ot about ten :
leu
Gel w. II. Ryars aud family have
sturned % Salem from Roseburg
here they have resided the past tour u
ears, aud ATE again Qualtefed al [
Aeif residence i55 Commercial street n
heir many old time friends Wlll be
appy % welcome them back 10 Sa-
'm.
Fred W Stouslon left today fur the y
ail'ornla line 10 bring up Two car.
ads OF slall'fed steers Zoe hls salem a
'afkei Shipment OF about so.OOO n
cad OF young stock from tins valley
~ sp'lng has caused scarcity OF
utcAef stock. The quality of .
a1 cher stick has boen very poorasA =
suit =
Miss 0ussie Glesy has gone 10 Al.
'nd The wedding OF Miss Maude Wn S'
las aod Herbert Condon, which
'kes place "Wednesday evening an b n
m. az the wllklns home. M ana ,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07
BASKET Rall.

There will be an exhibition game,
club swinging and class drill OF the
ladies athletic club Of the Y. NJ. q. A.
Saturday afternoon at three o'clock.
All the participants will dress in
Dloomers. For ladies only. Ten cents
admission.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07

y q Nor eland aud District Attor.
ney Seweil were before the supreme
court today 10 argue the case on he
s,A'e 's. Mc6oon, the Ladd grave
Eoboer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07

You known that a 2-bit meal at
strong's restaurant is better value
and gives better value than Is cent
meal elsewhere. 1885,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07

The popular association game or
basket bail will be played tonight be-
tween the Creams and Greens.
admission lOc. Reserved seat llc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07

The "DeWeysn are Cream ard the
"Scbleys" are Green--come tonigl :
and see them play basket bail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07
DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS.

Salem school election, Monday
March 10
Bendix %, Monday March %.
GOdowsky, pianist, Tuesday April IL.
Steindel Co, Friday May %.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07

EXPERIENCE Is TIE RE,I TEACHER
Use Aeker's English Remedy in any case Of
coughs. colds OF Group. should it all to give
lmm edlaie relic money refunded 2Sc and
sos Lunn q Brooks, druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07
Our Mems Lines

WOW on The way BE ia this week
oet soule eleopenefs from Rice 4
hutehlns. hrcssy asa peach aud 4
Ioafth less than you'Ye paid.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07
A Good Watch
For Csc

A Good Watch
For csc
Guaranteed iur a year; a good time
Neepef aud a Ycry neat site.
See North Window.
Spring Shoes
stylish, dessy, up'todate shoes Tor
ladies' misses ana children at lots less
thau you ~ paying Proofs la the
seeing foF yourself
Come and look. Mv're alwa,s cheer.
ful eOd glad % show You.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07

G.. A. Carlson, iot Harney county,
age / % years, was committed 10 tue
asylum,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-07
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