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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31
comstock Livery Men.

The Virginia City firms quoted be.
low are known to many people.
Broth Il Morgan are the success
ors of Peterson & Samuels, now
leadin able men of Oakland,
Califorl
Willlai oney is manager OF
the Pionee which he has
cor I'd than thirty
! years.
Here are their letters: to A. M,
Cole, Druggist VII ira City: The
Fib winch we boGsa. month ago
has been used in our stables under
the direct supervision of our surgeon
on a large number of cases. In all
cases where liniment is required
it does the work well. If it be as
it label clam, "a gift to humanity,
it is surely boon to the horse. We
will be pleased to have our names
used in recommending Trib to your
customers.
BROTH Il MORGAN.
The above was dated in June,
1896.
Messrs Biroth & Morgan say that
four years experience fully confirms
the good opinion first formed of
Trib.
Here is Mr. Moneys testimony:
"To Trib Company: During a
lifetime spent in the livery bus
mess have used many liniments,
l first used Trib on the
sprained ankle Of horse. 1t thelped
the horse rightaway, and in ten days
he was at work sound in limb. /
have used it on many other animals,
have been using it ever since, and
keep it on hand az the time. 1t is
fine liniment. like it better than
any / ever used before.
VIM. j. MOONEY.
Pioneer Stables, % B ST., Virginia
City, Nevada.
The registration books are open
ut Justice Schofeld's.
Fresh creamery butter in ice cold
storage at A. S. Thompsons,
Trib does not mend broken wheel,
Nor yet broken heart,
But makes the bruised biker feel
Prepared anew to start.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31
Application for Patent.


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ALLAs lana w WIZ l'o.s 'ohtohdatec
nj ihFhlRim siu'aV ~ t0' "ul t'slflct
"a cA aeN aFFe'A e,'hsls'iug = 'is' hheh
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with surface erouuU - i'i'p"s' 'u' S'Vse'' . AZ
liAn Na 3ha ,urupH' cav ~ y "a ~ "V teel
wa Hlp ~ oo.e a. ,s
mi era' sutNs! N' -Ve9 ah' u'so''o'' 4 ~ wy
no'us M 80
ON" "F
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mi tnS elailn pe.Nb p'#iloen ~ m'sno,e var a
ion y oae w "''' ''9'
Tn. rrae Rsek't q " b'inR described AZ follows
Commencing at post No q corner of the claim
from which he north east rnor of sertion q,
ownship ! North Range 6l East Mount Diablo
Meri aa bears North 81 'es lN Nn oA.6 feet
distant thence r uing r1u ssi corner NO l.
des n miu e. 6ls iest t1eo rsf NO thence ~
deg % min tPul'H ~ !" 'N."NV ~ nee
30 mis- b92.6 u q corner no thenos asg,
q Mia 2 NV fet y 2Nt " WV ~ Pi"so :.
beginning shu loae o'n'ai'ias ''"' ~" "e'
area OF 20 33 acres.
The Alliance No @ ! de being described as fol-
lows: Com uene,ns at post 10 aud corner OF the
claim which /, Identical with corner MOI OF the
Racket claim Il this survey, Al from said corner
Mol AIR aid the north Rst corner of sec 20 town
shipl n R67 s. Mount able Meridian bears 80
deg IS min 1913 feet distant thence running
from said corner o rs deg ~ MN " oll.o ieet
TO cnrNo thence SO dog 80 min W, 1908 teet 10
corner No 3, thence 9deg ~ min W Ss5 o ieet TO
cornsr No 4 thence 81 deg O6 m n hlsi ioooS ieet
TO corner No being the place Of beginning Said
lode claim containing total aud net area q zoas
acres.
Tho ,i,,.nca Ma A lode being described as fol-
,oys. Commencing AZ n st No / c1ruer Of the
claim and which is Identical with corner No OF
,h Ai1ianc M . claim Of this survey and from said
cor No aforesaid the orlh east corner Of section
90. township /, n h 67 east Mount DiAblo Me idian
bears n Is q us min 1871 II distant thence
rnnnlng from aid coroer Ma 5 deg n min east,
200 net 10 conner 40 theuee'N 50 Dig 33 min v,
1sot Il to c ,rher NJ 3 thence des q min W
100 q n 20 cor No4 th,nle y Sc d G S9 Mir 1908
taet to eorne n, bslng the pIlo' OF beginning
Said claim containing total net area OF . 10
scr,s
rAa s,,,,,,,+ 1o,s haino d4s,ribed a. follows:
c,mmeueiag Al post No corner OF the claims
s-..ti,. - = s.ct on CORNER on north hound.
.a,t !. ,o,r,shio norm ianae 81 Mount
f "a 7eoel = s "a An 10 min K sl4 feet
piaoio insr'uiau o9a,' ~ c,rnar n, so
Sa Sls'sa' ap r, 900 rast 10 cor No thence deg
q, S,s n IN M 4 hen 30 deg 80 min
W al feet to corner 40 4 thenca IS deg So min
wlsss feet to clrner No being the place OF be
ginning ssid ella m containing totil aha net
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S
SALE ON FORECLOS-
URE OF LIEN.
In the Fourth judicial District Court Of
the State of Nevada. in and for
Lincoln County.

~ ,,,,,. y .it,,. .s,r,,y c,,nn,pv
y 80 y .a.,,s...i,,,
plaintiff
vs.
rso ~, III, o,,,,o.ti.t.i ,t,,,,c
! so,,,c,t,, o,,,,,s,,, ,,,,,,,r,.,on..
M p,, C,r4oit{,t., trtn,,g
pasne,i !, ga ,,n.og ,..,orqIlo'
and Robert n asr,isop
pefsndants.
Frank Randall lutervenor.
' ~ ~ ~ .o,,s Is,,s', ~
ttct oorrt ~ thc state N yeyad, in ana for
lincoln county, on the 9Th day Of September,
igog in the above entitled action; wherein the
san. "A gmelber simply Company above nanioa
aintif. obtained q Judgment and decree against
f,e gnliiornin Consolidated Mining Reduction
c,mpnpy. corporation et al dofesaapts on the
G h day OF September, 1902, for the Of
sso Gi ana e,ts t.xed At s99 80 nd an aecruiuo
sis snd the Intefyeflor A Frank llans all 10 the
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31
segistratlon Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Book Of Registrs-
ton for the General Election 10 be held November
Ath, A, d. 1862; for the election Of State, COUNTY
and Township officers are now open and will re
main open daily o. all legal days from 10 o'oloof
m to o'clock p N untu october To- A, y. 1902
and from October 10, to october a. from p IN q
9o'elock m iu addition 70 the hours Heretofore
mentioned AZ whi3h time the book for registration
will close at o'clock p IN
IRE law requires natlraiized eitizens to exhibit
their cert ihcstes " naturalization at the time they
present themselves for registration.
b Campbell
Registry Agent q Lake Valley
Precinct.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31
Delinquent Notice.

Panaca w1er ard Irrigation ~. Location
pare u bpsiDe Panacq
Thare aro delinquent upon The following d +
cribei stock o. &C cunt of ass nl9r : levied on
MAY 6nd 1909 ond Sept 2qd 1899
The several amounts set opp siteihe uam"sm'h'
resp ,,ive shareholders ae lows
same Shsrss Ani't-
J. r Atcbson testate y
Lawson Atchison " ~
MI, 1aa fFstste Of So 81
Api in accordance with the law an order of th'
Boa a ,cDire't TT m he on 2nd LAY n sept '"2 2
M nv shares . "a pircnl OF pra 81 'ck as may b
nee..-, ty will soid At the school House. Pan Ca
New saturday Nov 22nd 1902 At the hour ?o'c'oeE
y. m -,
:, n, t1p p5y atltf quo s4sefsDteag tog1 er VIE
the costs OF advertising aud expense Of sale
D. J. FTNDLAY,
Ysrst Publication Oct ifth 1907. ssor'tA1J
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31
Notice To Creditors.
In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District, In and for the
County Of Lincoln, State OF
Nevada.

In the tier Of the Estate
OF
s, v Carson, Deoeased
Motto IS hereby given that tho u'd signed Was
uy appointed Sept, 6 A.D. 1902 oy ihe "is,r'et
o,,t ~ the Fourth Judi ial District Of the state
Nevada in and for the County " Lincoln a.
,ho Adm,nistrstri1 Of the estate Of Carson,
decease .,,
All r. litor- hayiog claims against said estate
ont,ed 4, Ri,te snR. wite pr per vouchers
-, ~, vii h l,rb { coart, W hin 80
ta,. she X ar ublicefH ~ y this ~ ice
Fenris A taisgn
Administrative,
pated Plos he. sepI. ". l9Oq.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31
OFFICIAL LIST
OF THE
Several Nominees to Be Voted for
at the General Election
TUESDAY, faoVeM6GR 4th, 1902.

TlI=SoAv N0Nehpze AZ 49,
~ '0NN
HaNlcy' rhomas Republican Part,
f0r Representative IN CORgre
Farr .ta N
san Y 'c e,.,.,. uomOcradoana silver Party
Hof UVpeFHoT'
olegi nd Alc v.l,. Republican Part,
S'' ',iefa"a 1' sii'er Part,
fD' rutefsoht-u0cefnef.
Az .am ... Dom cTaiir NJ silver Part!
pu', ''aqf : " Republican Party
Fof 1HSttct " bupTeWe court
Bo er ir P. N....,..-.., Republican Party
r''o'' . SILVER AMI Democratic Party
foF oefF@dfg ! oi@e.
Dou =. ~ilTah a.... Repubiiohn Party
Hoy eaetn7 'ivorool Democratic Party
f0F S@te treasurer
Bray sinon ....s.,4..... Republican Party
hya., nav. y .'s'y.''nd Democratic Party
fol oe"'e 1o''"0''e''
DsYs, P.... ......-.silyer and Democratic Party
Mcmillan, Milo t.. .......... Republican Party
For prpeuor- General
Gathart, wstter ...... Republican PARTY
Kelley, E, , ...... silver aud Democratic Party
For AtoYpey-Gen
Plat, Samuel Republican Party
Sweeney G...... Democratic and Silver rty
fOf sup m 0r Otdte FrlNtHg.
Booth, Walter W ....,.... aepublicAn Party
MHulo Andrew. silver and Democratic Party
TOT Cup O FUotlc A'Stf"ce'oh'
Bray'J,f ,.,....... Democratic and silver Party
hihs, oeVls '''tt'' '''.'''''',.. nephohoAn rSr's
for Regenfs, Long Ierml
Booher' W w. Dem eratic and silver Party
D'i.s v 'muna h - ,,''''' : "'puO'''1n rAr''
Ppi heyet6S. tohOft Ad"J
Kirmau' a'c ard silver and Democratic Party
fo' DtS'f'ct o~ogo' 4d Dsos' '0e.
- =
osolrhe - -. FAry
For ASSemblumen
pons w eanp,i,c.n p.r,v
poi'' ". a, '''''''' neF1 "''
Campbell -. .,'. hepnohoan Y rty
,ia ~ y R.npblio.p party
syphus, Levi .... .......... Democratic Patty
Vaughan. J, H ..... D smocratic Party
For Sheriff
j ke Il
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31
Registered Voters.

Coounty.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31

Advertise in the Record.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31

First publication dated Sept Doth 1902.
Last Publication dated Nov 2sth. iDO2
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31

'on County Nevada. has this day fled Its Applica-
ion for Patent for the lineyada Lode mining
latin consisting OF 1900 linear feet vein or lode
ogether with surface ground 900 Il in width, con.
aimed gala, slye and lead situated IN the Ely
Mining District, County Of lincoln State Of Nevada
and designated by the Aeld notes and
plat on nle as o 3, Survey No. 20ls said survey
htiug described rs follows, towiti
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-10-31

II "a hereby ordered thst the foregoing notice OF
application for patent be published for the period
of ten l0l consecutive weeks In the Lincoln 00uuty
Record, newspaper published at Pioche County
OF Lincoln State OF Nevada,
Oh. GALLUP,
Register.
Date OF first publication Sept 20. la02.
Date Of last publication Nov 28 1904
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17

Furnish in Umatilla county where there was an op.
porunty to secure Il fee, where he did not say yes
The Umatilla papers alive right along with
published instances from the records where he has
said yes to every opportunity that has been offered
10 pocket fee
Why, there is the very leak in our states affairs
that most needs corkng, and the Orcgonan is making
the plea to stop fee grabbing is to put a man in the
first office of the state who has always said yes
THE Journal is opposing Furnish because of his
established prcdiSpoSiton 10 say yes and take every
thing that is in sight This is his history in Umalla
county. He is said 10 be "organizer." He is evil
IDENTIFY it. No in the has succeeded in "or
ganizing' more fees into good thing than this same
Furnish.
Has he ever said mo" in his life when it was
against his own interests to do so? \ waiting public
Is listening for the Orcgonian print on its editorial
page one single mo" he ever uttered Sort out one
instance of the kind from the official records of Una.
tlla county as they are published every day.
1t will be Il sorry day for the farmers of Oregon
if they vote to put this the head of the state
government whose only claim is that he became an
efficient "organizcr' through his collection of fees
from the people of Umatilla county
The Weston Leader says 'thc records show that
he drew $4,000 from this county as fees or for 1900
working days he drew $40 for every day" The Lead.
cr also says that he charged the county 81 200 for
delinquent tax list and settled with the printer for
$40
Think what field this organizer" would have
AT the head of the state government At the end of
four years he could easily buy the nomination for the
presidency No wonder the OregOnian said the next
day after the state convention that his had been a
remarkable career and that with his capabilities
there was no limit to what he might yet accomplish"
Certainly not, if he had the state back of him in.
stead of Cmatilla county Harvey evidently knew his
record as well as the people beginning to know il
now.
BY all means, we should have a man in the execu.
tive Office who can say no"
IRUt there occDSionS U.bn, M E,,,;-I, ,,,,Il
also say no with great deal of avdirv-for in
stance if the people gave Gcer more votes for senator
than they give him for governor
If he were asked if Geo Chamberlain did right
TO give mp ms beautiful home To satisfy debts not of
his own contracting, he'd probably say mo"
If he We're asked if the fiat salary plank in the
Republican platform meant anything he'd probably
say no"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17
Move Toward More Demo
cratic Form of GOVernmG

" I MAY not be generally known that
coming election in Oregon constlIuD
N amendment establishing the initiative
referendum is To be voted on The 40
mehI provides that while the Legislative power
state is vested in legislative assembly, consists
a senate and house of Representatives, yet the
reserve to themselves power 10 propose law
amendments 10 the constitution and to enact or
the same at the polls, independent Of the les'
assembly, and also reserve power at their Own !,
10 approve or reject at the polls any act OF ln' Z
latiye assembly
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17

Harvard, and like DAILY his Republicanism is of the
stalwart and honorable variety
The people of these counties will make great
mistake if they do not return these gentlemen to the
senate.
They are the anthesis of the thoughtless reckless
don'tcarea ID style Of brcechcout craftsmanship
50 prevalent in these latter days
They are men who will stand for what is right
though the heavens fall and as nearly incorruptibc
as they make in these DAYS
THE JOURNAL advises people Of all parties to vote
for such men and honest man should vote for the
opposite stripe i'm Oregon
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY
PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
Reasons Why Geer
Was Thrown Down

gone out the state and made jawbonc
III campaign, and talked hayseed Republican
ism until the came home and he would
have carried the whole ticket with him.
The nation wouldn't have had to hire a lot Of
Eastern campaign orators to the state, and
Harvey Scott couldn't have made trip back East to
represent how many thousands were needed to carry
Oregon.
Charley Fulton wouldn't have been needed to toot
for the whole ticket and pack Brother Furnish around
under his arm, and make Fulton the great Republican
leader who saves the whole state
As a candidate for United States senator Ful.
ton and Scott did not want long lean, lanky Waldo
Hills farmer going the state second time carry
ing every county on mere oratory.
With Geer out of the way Fulton became the
whole thing as the campaign leader on the stump and
Harvey Scott became the whole newspaper power be,
hind the incoming administration, and either may
be senator.
Geer was dangerous because he could carry the
state by $4,000 and sweat IA hair or spend dol
lar beyond hotel bills Now there must be business do
ing TO elect the ticket.
With candidate who cannot talk Republican.
ism, with the ticket who can make cam.
paign speech, Fulton and Scott are the whole thing
One the state, the other the national end Of
the party.
So Geer slaughtered to make a Portland holi
day. A silent inexperienced man must be elected to
the head Of the state Republicans must under
the ScotFultOn hierarchy, and assert their rights to
control the party themselves.
With the complicated registration law there will
be smaller number Of voters permitted to vote each
year. and the bosses of Furnish will be able keep
their grip ON the state for ten years to come
Geer rapidly developing along lines of gen.
eral popular government He saying things for
the direct legislation direct nomination and direct
election of senator's by the people He seemed to
it, too.
That kind of a man might get where he did not
need the Oregonian Fulton to make him great be-
fore the people, and such dangerous to these
bosses.
Az julius Caesar said of Cassus: "Scc yon lean
and hungry Cassius lie thinks too much. lie looks
quite through the deeds of men | would he fat.
ter Let me have about me who are not sleek and
fat"
So the Scott. Fulton Browncll Kuykcndoodle com.
bine got their daggcrs ready, and Gccr down in
the marketplace of political ambitions, But his
spirit haunts the political situation It will not
down.
AS George Chamberlain said at Maclcay,, he may
be the next United States senator from Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17


Ww> state Journal of May 10th:
The Oregonian recently published
leading editorial in which it defended and str,ua,
supported the present lavish state pxpendit,s..
and strongly ridiculed the idea that there couId L.
reduction, and charged those who favor any roIr,i
with dishonesty in pretending to favor sometime %
get votes that all sensible people know cannot ro -.
complished If its position on this question is corroo
now it was false and misleading from 1895 to ,soo
during the state administration Then if claporo5 -,
most daily for great reduction in expenses r si,
the appropriations were monstrous, the fees and co,
aries were outrageous and everything ought to he emf
down to bedrock. The man who disbursed tlc o,,n,
praton was "fee,grabber," and received about s1s
600 year, when he ought to be cut down to S15oo n
members of the legislature were "grafters" and ~.
whole brood Of oice-holders were nasty set of .t
eaters Everything was all wrong then. But non
when the fees have increased by reason of increase IL
business, and must be double what they were in 100,
96 during the great business Depression nobody hears
howl from the great disintcrested moral refornor
about fees being $4,000 year. and ought to mo out
down to $500. The appropriations were enttroIr FOO
large then, and the men who made them were sat oe
grafterS, and should be forever debarrpd from hold
ing any position of trust, having been weighed in tb
balance and found to be extrayagantlv reckless and
dishonest But now, when the appropriations or
vastly greater than they then no sensible norsor
expects them to be less and those who talk ahont
reducing them are fools or demagogues irving 70 Op
votes on false pretenScS and the appropriations and
expenses will be much larger next wear than eyer h
lore and Will continue to increase every year These
are the two contradictory positions of the OrcponiD
the leading organ of the socaled Republican partyd
oregon and the abes paper far as its editor is con-
crrhe' on the Pacific coast and second to none in th
'hlted states. Its present position is more reason
aoIe ana nearer correct than it's former unjust mis-
l'adlhg and apparently malicious position was lm
Ooth were and are extreme, and calculated if NOT in
tended to mSlead the great masses of the people VIII
l"ok To the leading paper of the state for correct n
nation The men who were 50 misreprcscnted and
Slahd'red then were not exactly in harmony withh
great paper on the money question and i'm the eecr
OF senator, but the great paper has gone back
itself and is now in harmony with the gang of "gaf
rrS' and "taXcaters" who are now i'm compIete conr
"t the So'calIed Republican organization i'm Opgg
ana are using il for all that there is i'm it, THEREOF
what was awfully awful then is altogether Ioyevpr
the more the better and will increase from wear
year until every member of the gang will have
plenty
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17
Oregon Political History
Repeating Itself This Year

go 1870 Governor Woods turned down in a
Republican state convention, and General
III Palmer was nominated. In spite of the fact
that Woods went out and made the campaign
for Palmer, who could not talk, Palmer vas defeated
and Grover Democrat was elected.
In 1874 J, G, Tolman was nominated 10y the Re
pubicans and Mallory went out and talked for man
who was no campaigncr Tolman defeated and
Grover reelected.
In 1873 Beekman was nominated by the Rcpub
LEANS He could not talk, and Thayer, Democrat
who made his own campaign, elected
In 1882 the Republicans elected Moody He went
all over the state and made his own canvass hut did
not try 10 make any speeches.
In the campaign Of 1902 the Republicans turned
down Governor Geer and put up man who is giving
his party "A substitute campaign. Chamberlain is max
ing his own campaign and history will tell the result
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17
A Question That
Will Not Down

~R ECENT disclosures to army methods in
the Philippines have again brought promi-
m nently TO the front the question of what
shall be done with these islands
President Schurman, of Cornell College, who
studied the question face to face with the Fipmos
has we'll said
"Any decent government OF Filipmos by Filipiuos
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17

The wonderful popularity of Mr. Furnish AT home
Is not reflected in the press of Umata county. OF
n' seven papers published in that county all bur one
the r'ndIeIon Tribune, are supporting Mr. Chamber.
lain '''""'I'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17

coast and most fulSome eulogeS are inserted
II is not stated how much salaries the orators are
drawing for holding down the old exhibit that has
been cartcd around at many such midways. nor how
much the Portland paper gets for booming the whole
graft.
The state pays $4,000 for the exhibit as it has paid
Tor immoral and demomlizng exhibits for midway
shows AT other large cities
This office is daily in receipt of prepared type,
written articles booming the ST Louis midway in 1907
and Oregon is to put up $4,000.
When will the people quit being worked for suck
'iS through their legislatures for these midway
shows?
they take MS for cheap and easy guys to be 50
easily worked Ia boom real estate schemes in sor,
suburb of 81 Louis or Skineateles
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17

WY did you nominate w j. Furnish for GOV.
''"''' was asked of delegate from one of the East
''H oregon sheep counties 10 the Republican state
convention, The reply was Mr.. Furnish wanted
honors, and We needed money"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17
Two Good Men Have
Been RenOminated

- ENATOR DAILY of Benton county and Sen.
wv ator Howe of Namhill county have been re,
~ nominated by the Republicans.
There men who have made good
records for the people in the upper house of the Ore
gon legislature
Senator DAILY was the author of the DAILY text.
book law that drove the nquity known as the text.
book trust out of the business in Oregon.
Senator Howe is substantial business man of
Carleton, lamhll county aud was one Of the pillars
of the senate in the special and regular sessions of
1899 and 1900
He was a class mate of President Roosevelt al
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-17

the general public.
1t Is understood that when Geo. f. ChambeFl
comes to town Saturday he will see the general pub
and people Of one party will be just as welcome
those of another
OF course, it was slip of a newspaper that
i'red the Republicans the first chance 10 get mex
Mr. Furnish. At the same time it is not out Of p5
To say that Mr. Chamberlain is not making parts
campaign and is as glad to see Republicans as D
ocratS' Populists Socialists, Prohibitionists and
other kind of people who have the interests Of
good state at heart 3