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p yiwi j S,.t! 1 V m r )W;? - " JXKI watsmmkfv ' . m sw - ' f' JtU A i. -v-. .. "' - .-, M m - c Daily Capital Journal. BY HOimre BROTHERS. " WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1890. COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET, Representatives, tir T N SMITH, of Salem, TT ' BA11KLEY, 0'f Woodburn, E V CII Al'MAk of Brooks, M'KINLEY ' MITCHELL, of Gervals, DAVID CRAIG, of Maclcay. County Judge, GROVE P. TERRELL, of Mchama. County Commissioner, County Clerk, L. V. KHLKff.ofButtoViile. siicrirr, F. T. WRIGHTMAN, of Salem. Recorder, p. W. WATERS, of fcalcni. ABSCHFOr, j, w. HOBART, of Gai field. Surveyor, B. B. HERRICK, of Yew Park. Treasurer, JASPER MINTO, of Salem. School Superintendent, GEO. W. JONES, of Jefferson. Coroner, A. M. CLOUGII, of Siilcm. For Justice of tlio Peace Salem Wst. II. A. JUllOW " For Constable, A.T. WALK. OREQONIAN'S SLANDER AGAINST MARION COUNTY REPUBLICANS. MR. QEER'H www The case of IIoTt. T.Gccrlsat tractlnpr. considerable attention among all BtudcntB of politics lu tills state. Mr. Geer lias been n stalwart machine politician lu the sense of stalwart loyalty to the machine. Hehasatnll fimo l. ready to leave his farm and make speeches for the party. When not making speeches he was studying the Portland machine bible, or writing letters In denunciation of Populists, or ridicule of Democrats and sliver lunatics. He has been loyal In the extreme. His ability has been .i.,. ..nnatiini, rommaud of the .-. TTa line machine wing onus party. never so far forgotten himself as to give a word of encouragement to the struggling masses, that would not meet with pci feet approbation In the r t ill, tower, or in umjuim AGAINST SPECIAL PENSION. -r o.eolnc Bills lor a rev Injustice Passlnc Bill Cases. ' The following debate took place over a special pension bill in the lower house- of congress March 20, from the rnnirmsslonal Rcceru: r TTWrnfT-Mr. CllUlrtllUII, I , f roll! jUI. U4J'".e.- ..ii.l., I ....... II.- intich to say auyu""K iimi tuu t ,' a oi.ntvn Mint the disability fromwhlcli her husband died was of Vervlce-ongln, then she would ha been entitled to 20 a monui .... the general law. 1 Inferred from the rcpOJt In that --i., rnnainil to cure that I defect asa court of equity, to presume I, from the clroumstanccs aim mu. tu..iiiif.v was or scrvico illn8.tl0if89. , claimant' that resumption and in that be lef i.,,i,i hnv : ncnslon of $12 a month; ' I voted for the bill. I am opposed to hKaS tetatat,on t,wt hlXhnZ 1 but I am botnerta uuu i t,,IIintcd here In many Instances. I of the tiling, xma ''"-"" -,.. . .... ., lnot, Friday even- I lug and heard a bill reported increas- Pocket Knives and Scissors 244 1 (V-ininercial Slreel, appeal from the pension otllce. Is all it Is. Mr. Pooler I admit that. Mr. Picklcr-Thut Is right. Mr. Updcgraff-I have written scores and scores of times to such people In my district, telling them that this house was not an appellate ,.i,rt. m correct tho errors of the ncnslon olllcc. I say to the committee not Tho Orcgonlan a short time ago published what It claimed to bo a statement from a Salem man. It said a well informed Salem man In Portland, inudo the following state ment: "Tho Republican convention of Marlon county was a farce as far as representing tho reputable element of the party Is concerned. It was duo largely to delegates elected in reference to Ford for congress; with out looking at the tax roll, and merely upon tho knowledge of conservative business men, less than one-halt oi the Salem delegates were taxpayers, tho rest non-taxpayers." TiiK.JouitNAiihas carefully looked Into this chargo against tho members of the convention, and finds that It Is absolutely false In every particular. First, tho Marlon county delegates wore not selected In reference to-Ford for congress, but on ino contrary nil tho candidates for 'legislative and county olllccs wore tavorablo to Mr. Ford for congress, and lu tho selec tion of delegates at tho primaries It was given out, and generally under stood that whatever set of delegates shoulil bo elected -they would bo rrlomlly to Tllmon Ford for .congress. Thoro can bo no disputing the fact that Mr. Ford's legislative record has niniln him a multitude of warm friends In Marlon county; and while Tuk .Touhnai, has advocated the claims of Mr. Hermann for ronomt nation It lias dono so, well knowing that If tho nomination for congress should como to Marlon county, that Mr. Ford would bo decidedly the cholco of Its people, and Thk Jouu nai. has mado no personal fight against him In publishing Mr. Her mann's claims for rcnomlmitlon. Agaln,tho personnel of that conven tion was largely composed of tho far mors county, many of them being among Its most heavy taxpayers. It Is true, that thoro woro uulto a number of young mou lu that conven tion, hut they were mostly tho sons of prominent farnmrs, and business men of this count), luuny of whom wero born and raised upon Marlon county's soil. Tho convention unanimously so- Orcgonlan bank. Mr. Geer was loyal In tho legislature to the Portland money power In vot ing to repeal the mortgage tax law, when he would have gained the good will of the great majority who In Marlon county wero opposed to it. He went to the Portland Republican clubs convention nnd good-naturedly nmlsted In repairing Dolph's shat tered political fortunes. The last time he lifted his voice In this county was at the McKlnlcy rally at Wood hum, where John C. Lcasure referred bd pathetically to his mother's grave, little dreaming that his own Inter ment was so near at hand. Thus Mr. Geer has proved his loyally u uiu party managers in Oregon to tho last, and what has been his roward? With Cardinal Waolsoy, ho can cry eui: "Had 1 served tho people as faith fully as I have the bosses, they would not abandon mo In my adversity." wimii Mr. riper wanted to be re elected speaker of the house, all his ability and merits counted for nought. Ho was not supported by Ford and Wright of his own county and simply Biit In his seat in silence and voted during that session. When ho wanted to run for governor his own county was packed against him nnd Lord was nominated. When he wanted to bo appointed to the pen or reform school, after stumping tho Htatoand follow ing Ponnoyor from tho mountains to tho sea, ho was coolly turned down by ono man who had Just stopped out of a federal otllconnd another who had spent several years proving that the uuiu elected superintendent of public education had not oven been lit to run an Indian school. Now Mr. Geer Is turned down the fourth tlmo by his party in his aspi ration for congress. Ho had a right to decent treatment on his merits for ho has a great deal of merit as a man and ability as a writer and publlo speaker. Ho would graco tho halls of congress as few other men from Ore gon. When tho party organs pre tend to want to swap Mr. Hormanu for a man of "sound money" views, they somehow seem to forget thcro ever was such a man as Mr. Geer or that hoover had any "vlows." His name slnco years has been used by i t. nnann nf it widow oi n nu" tennnt from 830 to $30 a month for no other reason under the sun than that the widow needed money. Now there are 10,000 widows In Kansas that need money worse than Bho did. Thnt kind of legislation Is nniilrnhln. This should uo a court of canity, assisting tnose wuu (HI limiuua in... ""! "--"- . i . - .ll,n l,nv liw rrH9- n iinki.il law that w 11 cover sueti can not, recover unuui .. i.... -., - cTise nd d I ! ck out a few cases on of some techlcnal defect or short- Srew" d theni and allow others to coming, and when you leg Is 1, fa - "" ,, orablv In such cases you do Justice to B0, .... ...... nil... ...I....'.. .l.....l.ir nines. Itllt, when VOU WlSS thU house? Would there bo any ! man from Iowa, In a case which could Shu" to be acted upon here by special be allowed under the general law by ?.'." t.iin Pension Ofl ccyoudo an Injustice Mr Umleirrair-Let It be under- to thousands of mcritorlousclalmants 8toodluiVnllsl.all be served alike. I all over this land. I shall vote for Mr Kcm-Amcn. Laughter. ' this bill under consideration, because Mr! Strode of Nebraska-Anther it seems to come within the equltie. nuestlon. If a pension can ue iiuuwvu iuu juu tn - ... -by the iurew, then Is the gentleman country will understand it. Wecomo In favor of tho house granting pen- here to these pension meetings, and in iiioiui hi n Li,n,nat. Hint. wHunn hone for is to Mr UndegralT-If It cannot bo pass through during a Congressional allowed, Ego the pension otllce. session two or three bills aach for the Mr HM-Wc will do that next 'members of this House and tho nicin "J' I bers or the Senate' live or six hundred Mr Utulcgraff-lf you can not bills in all, for the relief of the soldiers Mr. uPHCr ,.. nr ni.,,1,. .Lr ti.ta lTninn. Ami Instead of dls- SaWyl. a nSiadruPPlicd'tdbuting those live or six hundred under th general law of 1800?. bills equitably among those who Mr Poolc-Rccause In that case she ' should be assisted, we arc forgetting would only get $8 a month, and she Is ' the equity that should be considered nni.it.lml t.ii $12 a mouth. in tnesc cus.es, Mr. Undoirraff I see nothing said o o We will send FBEEeltJjora largo 2-blado Pookot Kmfo with Btag handlo, OR, a pair of 7-incli full NIokol Scissors Both OumnteI to be b" qutllt atecl. 'nitU T.. n.ii.i i, . . " :" .' '"mi Comn,,.. nioveu lo Ihni Irtcatlcn r.n ' ' ' Call "tii. C. H. LANE)( For 40 Coupons; on, row 2 Coupons and 40 cents. BLACKWELL'S GENUINE DURHAM TOBACCO. Seotl Coupoat with Name and AdiSrta to BLACKWELL'S DDRHAH TOBAOOO CO., DURHAM, N. 0. Buy a teof thta coupon wiucn gives a Hsiuiui-v. 2 CENT GTAMFS ACCEPTED. s t s J BUJUNTTttl all Cumnurclil si.SiIia. Suits ! nimudi. iw.e? IVIONEYTOll jii iaim una stcuiliv ratei on lamo n,. consldcied without (VI.. Du.h nnkl,liain"AMILT0N iMfi!ll.!! . ' & NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED.-iPoBition by a married woman with child aUed three, as housekeeper batah 17 Merlin. Salem DOStOtTlCe. 4"IV- H. HlH(lt.. 1 - COW FOR SALE.-A good Jersey, young, fresh In milk, centlc, and a superb family cow. Coll on D. C. Serman, 24th street, near COW. UOll State. near 3-3-tl FOR SALE-Three acres of land in Yew Park, with good house and barn, 100 f rail trees, all rich garden land, for sale cheap. Apply to Lewis rcnyjonn. "" T'lIEliS-rraned nud fprayed. rop gralting a speciality, also bees transferred or put I n cood shape. Call or addresjno. W. Carr, i5 Commercial Micet. 3- 1 "1 Foirs-TLTTOK 1KADE.- lhc best, hay fnilt an.t slock ranch in Oregon, containing 200 acres Will cell cheap, on easy term, or trade lor yiocery sitock. Kor pariicular in qtihe at U.H i-flilc. II. A 11. 3 " roii Sale Elgin mhcn covv'' -iul ln ' , vearohU. Imiulraof M . L'an. O rv .1", Or. 2 24 tf In this report of her circumstances. Mr. Poole It is not necessary. Mr. UndcgralT It Is not? Well, tho time has come when It ought to be necessary In order to have a pen sion bill pass this House to show tho facts which entitle the claimant to a mmslmi. fCrles of "Vote!" "Vote!" Not Just yet. I want gentlemen to think a little about this matter be fore they vote. There will bo a hundred thousand cases like tins lwforo the pensions committee and before tho house If this is to be made a precedent. I earnestly object to it Let us take care of all theso people, not merely of thoso who may be so fortnnato as to have a friend In a member of this house or a member of tho senate. If thcro is a merit In these cases, there are thousands and tens of thousands and scores of thous and of them. Now, I bellovo that this lady ought to have a pension. A Member -Then let us glvo It to her. Mr. UpdegralT. Oh, no; I am not hero to vote for a special bill In every caso where I would bo glad to give a pension. Not by any means. Let us act upon somo principle. Let tho commltteo on Invalid pensions adopt somo principle by which wo can bo 'A Valuable Prescription. Editor. Morrison, of Worthlngton, Iud., "Sun," writes: "You have a valuablo prescription In Electric Hit ters, and lean cheerfully recommend it for Constipation and Sick Headache, and as a general system tonic Itlms no equal." Mrs. Annie Stchle, 2025 Cot tage lirOVC, iWC.. UlllCUgu, wna mi I"" down, could not cat nor digest food, had a backache which never loft her and felt tired and weary, but six bot tles of Electric Hitters restored her health and renewed her strength. Prices CO cents and $1.00. Got a Uottlc at Fred A. Lcgg's Drug Store. CARPET PAPER Utfi 101 "' "invJ biown wrapping paper (or salt: cheap.. Just the thing for putting under citpi-U Call at journal office. PU ULICMEN7 "POL1TCIA.N& AM) UU.S incss houses can obtain all new.,.J( 1 infor mation from the press of tlm stu- " nml roiintrv from the Press Clip nug inuau, (Allen's) Union diock, ronu'i i 11 20tf Reed's Opera House, One Night, The Twentieth Century Comedians, ZCXMack Presenting that whirlwind of Irish fun , v " w " " " -" 3f "V V FINNEGAN'S The Barnum of i IW-A-h Farce Comedies, -TbovUtcTll'm 6Tvy-?j 1ffiutSnlTyr A coterlo of clover comedians! A contingent of dazzling dancers! a initip.li nf inllv soubrottcsl And fun from start to finish! Scats on salo at Dearborn's store. MONEY TOLOA On city or fatm property, OvcriBmh's hink, TK,F The Ron RESTAURANT 106 btute street. New ani u. , guarantee the best meal in the cut f rcosonable. One ttlal will Mttrt '.'' ! roiiace. Prlvato rooms for IiJim ' , H. L. CARLTON, WE DO NOT WANT H'Ji ur luafci lut men of ability. -$300 to $5" i0!,'h o hustlers. State and generil ag nti Salary and commission. Kacine Fire Kiinc Co., Uncinc, Wis. c o s 4t book Cheap Rates to Frisco, Tho cheap rates of 11 vo dollars cabin and two-llfty stccrago Including meals nnd berth arc still In eUcct on tho O.It. & N. Co's.. steamers from Port land to San Francisco. Steamers leave Portland every live days. H-0-1 m P. O. NEWS STAND. Local Suli-crlption Agency for all newspapers and in.igadnes. Fine atock of cigats and confectionery. F. W. Miller, Prop, 1 4 tf Ukmoval.TIio otllce of tho Oregon Fruit & Produce company has been removed from 177 Commercial street to tho Wallnco warehouse, on High street. This location will uirord much more room and hotter facilities for handling their growing business. a-31-nt LOSTr-A package of dry goods on Court, Church or State street. Finder leave at Rig don's offiee, 109 Court street and receive ro ward. 28 3t JOHN HUGHES Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stocc of brushes of all kinds in the state. Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of grass seeds. FOR RENT CHEAP. A nice 8 room haid finished house with hot nnd cold "water, bath and barn within six blocks of business center. Apply to Dr. T. C. Smith, 92 State street. 3-3-3tt PAPERS Portland, Sacramento, Seattle, Tacoma and San Francisco papcrf on salo oi Miller's Postoffice block Peaches Killed. GKOitorrpwN, Texas, April . It la now knnwn Hint, cinn-linlf of tho governed and embody it In a general 1)eaci, croi, i,a8 been killed by frost, bill. I am opposed to distributing corn has all been planted In this theso llttlo favors to ono out of twenty 6ectlon,biit as yet no cotton, although thousand, when tho whole twenty the ground Is prepared for It. Owing thousand ought to have them. If . to tho lato season, caused by tho cold this lady is in Indlgentcircumstanccs, winter, tho acreage will not bo as sho has only to apply to tho pension arK0 a8 iast year. otllce, under tho law 01 isw, sue win ; get $8 a month, and it Is better that tho caso should bo dealt with In that JERSEY HULL Pure bred Jersey bull for service, One of the finest animals bred in Oregon. Terms $1 cash. Call at Englewood Dairy, on Railroad and D st. A. Rich, pro prietor. 3 19 d&wlm J. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makes a sptalty of fine repair work, Seth 215 Capital Transfer Co. HARRY TOWN, PROP. Express, baggage and all kinds cf work done promptly. Leave orders at Patton't storo. ,23- W. A. COS1CK President. Capital J. H. AtBKRT. Cashier, F. VAN PER BAAU, Carpenter, Builder an.l MM 481 Winter street. 11 lard times prices alwayi. PROPOSALS WANTED Notice to Ilullding Coatricton:-y bids will uc received at the office offc&i of State, Salem, Or., until 1 o'clock n Wednesday. April 8. 1806. for ikei and completion of n bospiul U&J 4W.VM.,, W.., "VWIUmtlULWUVSOl tions, etc., now on exhibition it ih cjl ueloi D. Neer, architect. UH. Futft Portland; stale house, Siilera,Ur.,uj(y boiuiers' iiomc, 01 Koseuurg, u ilk mut be accompanied with t cemSd i drawn to the oider of S. 0. Omub;, eel man Doaru 01 trustees, urcjoa ifc Home, In a sum equal to (per ctstik the same to bo forfeited and tnd itfAA the Soldiers' Home fund IncueiiitM or accented bidder falls to entcdnuc: with acceptable bonds, in the ran di amount of contract, with at least tnt within 10 days after the awird i s All bids must be addrewd to S. B. 0RMSBI. "Care Secretary ofSiate Sileaft, "Tender ol (name) (or rfcpf at Soldiers' Home." 1 The right to reject njr J iJJ hereby reserved. By order of the fail Trustees ol the boliliers' uome. Attest: S. B. ORMSBY, Ctairt B.M.WAlTKPJaSTISfllll BOOK AMD JN ID AND Legal JWanfcJPWW Hush's New Urlck over the bmVCa1i Thomas clockv, etc. Commercial Street opllst to rr.htcu their children , wayUmuju tliat an Incorrect prl,,- and business men or Marlon' wltht ln mpalBnii ho has been v : a9k tho commiUco on invalid ikmisIohs holy terror to Democrats. Now hols to ceaso reportliiB cases that can not! displaced In thu directions of his bo sustained upon sound principles ' party by a man who Is oven popular and which miidu bad preeedente, and with tlm onoinv lo ul,"B "i" n uouw iiiiiuiHiiiiguij Mr. lleor has learned tho lesson that that will cover all these to tho law cases. In politics tho man who relies upon Mr, Talbcrt. Has not the Bentle- inero merit gets left. In tho strife man discovered that this Is a very for honors and emoluments tho man pcoular case? It seems to mo that a who succeeds must back his merits careful reading of tho report In this caso win no away witn any uouut in immM w !" wMi yy La v imi t m . vm J? ? : m n 1 ii if iii 11 ! w regard to It. It seems to mo that this woman ought to have apcuslon, and lot us glvo It to her. Laughter and applause. Mr. UpdegraK "Well.Mr.Clmlrmaii, If I havo mado ouo convert 1 am sat- 1b tied. 'Laughter and cries of "vote!" with demands and then enforce thoso looted as Its chairman Hon. 'William demands with a personal following lu "Waldo, cxstato senator and ex.presl- primaries and 'conventions. Tho sue- dent ot the Oregon senate, a man of cessful politician as a rule must com- considerable means, and a son of that blno Intellectual ability with energy, grand old pioneer, Daniel Waldo. persovorouco and political sagacity. It can bo truthfully said, that no PolltlM Is not a noble gamo but it "votol"! mow reprewntatlvo IkkIj- of men ever can bo nobly played at and won. Any jjr, Hluo-1 yield to no man lu my assembled hi Marlon county than enduring success must rest upon n liberality In gmntnlg pensions to thoso who composed that convention, following among tho people. The tho soldiers, their widows, and their Every 0110 acquainted with tho nioiii more party echo or machine man is orlu8i nd while tho gentleman born ot the convention Is well aw that tho (also and slanderous charges cm- more party ecuoor machlno man Is "i,,"""i kciuibhhih faro n discarded by both jvirty and '" Iowft Mr. UiHlegralTJ who has ,. ' ' ': Just taken his scat has stated a prop- rges machine, Tho strong man In politics osltlon which It s,eems to mo everyone TO PUT ON needed flesh, no mat. ter bow you've lost it, take Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Dis. covery. It works wonders. By restore ingr the normal ac. tion of the deranged roans auu functions, it uuuas tue uesu up to a safe and healthy Bianaani promptly, pleasantly and nat urally. The weak, emaciated, thlu, pate and puny are wade strong, plump, round and rosy. Noth in? so effective as a strength restorer and flesh maker is known to medical sci ence; this puts on healthy flesh not the fat of cod liver oil and its filthy compounds. It rouses every organ of the body to ac tivity. pitriGes, enriches and vitalizes the mood so that the body feels refreshed and strengthened. If you are too thin, too weak, too nervous, it may be that the food assimilation is at fault. A certain amount of bile is necessary for the reception of the fat foods iu the blood. Too often the liver holds back this element which would help digestion. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery stimulates, tones up anil invig orates the liver, nourishes the blood, and the muscles, stomach and nerves get the rich blood they require. You'll meet new peoole-- OF SALEM. Transact a general banking business. Miss Baton J 8 Scliool see new cities-enjoy new ex periences and become ac quainted with new methods of railroading, if you take the Burlington to Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis or Chicago. Shortest linebest service to all points south and southeast. Tickets and time tables on applicotion to the local ticket agent. OPENED IN CHANNING JEULLL, Will receive children from 3 years upward Special attention to beginners. All desired branches for theolder pupils taught, includ ing drawing, modeling, music plain ana ar tlstic iieedlc work. All work done on the in dividual plan, in which each child is ad vanced according to its own capacity. For terms and particulars apply to Miss O. JlaU lou. Twentieth and Chemeketa sts. DEPOT EXPRESS Meets all mall and passengtr tMJ gage and express to 11 pull W rrompt service, Teiepnone p j jn' Spent Hundred ot Dollars with no Benefit. M. T. Coleman of tr Sarrtnl St., Ktxbury. nKimiln A?. ..aIIu . tl Ulan dBHSMteu. r . . ,. , .... - v. v t.'vtt u iiivvivnuuu ' vi luuuongauuaiiaineinueN onginatcii must bo stronger than his party and hero ought to consider, thoro seems to VVJSJWtS. elthor In tho bruin of tho editor prepared to smash tho machine. Then bo a disposition to press this bill at w pny for at least 18 of tho Oregonhin, or else in tho ho will command roanont. mi nut this tlmo without duo consideration. piased'to ay that utter u""nj ur, ricrcr uoiucu ud German Lessons Given by a qualified teacher, a native? of Germany. Classes for children on Saturday at Channlnt? Hall. Mrs. Rapsey. 463 Centre S . BANJO LESS0NT" Given on reasonable terms by an experienced teacher. W. A. RAPSEY, 463 Centre st. SALEM WATER I rKa, Willamfill H&td&dto :. .nnlnloStf l, !"?LSr in r m. W payauic mum... complaints st the office. iveiy prewu... --- - brt mi ..i-ii.r n deduciloaU WJ lowed for absence or for mtciw unless water is cut of from ptc TO THE FARMERS! We have just completed a new feed yard one-half block south of the court house. Please give us a call. Team loc. 26 BUSSARD & SIMPKINS. Tn Our Subscrit) A SPECIAL uwJJ We take subscripUonSi " v' heMagailnesin wc - Jlliiui.K .". - V o VMUK P"ica"?l' 5,i hV stuSVp erenofthcoihergicat "!" TreorS art, History "VC;Il.nlj lrti To those ol New ftgBtt fisiraiy NewEncland!Ig"!nJ resneot. mul nut " ..- .v . IKlm I IH.nu r splenetic mind nf.wimo disgruntled until then. Mr. Geer Is not a dead , so "ota court of "lUals wedfeat 'Diry .Marlon county imlltlclnn, who felt V.".iRlS?Vy ifu.l.,m W t0.'ear" " . V ' , .'. ",l ,l ,s " iM&i ei VHiimiti. .iiii u 1111 i mi ii'iici 111 i 11 nest wnrt rtircii ntiii mm ins himself slighted lwaiw ho win not tlun with the people eiecifi as a tu'K'gaio iu go tot he r the lesson of more thorough asslmlla- "rt tm tho relief of thoso who, or one entlrelr cured, and from that day under tho general law, cannot -make a &&VAEJ STi caso when tho equities entitle them htaiucheu. ipjU 7. s nrtH" . 1 .. .... - nihil' . MMim 1.m.1 1..... I.... ... .-ynvciuiuii uuvi nvtiiino wic roc or a " "v" ,wu ,UIVI a Jt uwn nn Mllllftll mi" ,, 1 , ., " uooo'u Tnoow., ab wquld.be bos. completed fttooqultto City, built by a W fiff S? J?1! &8&2&&&ti& Wn mlaa nil minca t Mm Ommin tin iltlwlr iu.in,? n l, ..,., litis JUSd IXCIl DaSsetl, UlYlllL' to ft r ,nm ..in, t. c. rnr St ilfjfts nnt, hmin loiirn Unit, iinthlnir U tn . f WltlOW 20 a month, if lliu1irstiuul tlm medicine. ud derived no ' J. ii ....i.. 1 11... ...Vi.i... , ...ri. r.liix ..?i . .".. . ' ..., .. .... ... ' . ..... btueril. lexrt more relltfiM oour w kuiiivu u iiauiK ouviii iviuinuii nil Iflrftn Pufn ivimiv ua voratlliy, lUStltlett In that medicines. a far as my stomach was EiniHlerOlli Clllinrca UiralllSt rplllltuhl&t . . " .-11 wm iU ....... lt ,.,. ...,.,.... ..,, , than from all the other medldnel tefiMnrlou county cYtlnn. 'i fnlTr n .- "'.... .. '""v " uu" .. tmu" ,lllV0 , H1MMU ' ' -,w., . w vmviiri l'unvil lier CIIKOIU IllJ nnnsnn ! ft 'f Vabsb shbm V ONg.HAU SIIC OF BOX Coleman, Ksq. from your concerned, i used. 1 ' If any pertou vrho reads thu U surTerinc from KiA nr mnuimiuM Ann win .. hmi p T w..w1r. ". . .. JWW. . . MexlltfDc as t have clone, he wUl never rtrrctlt" POZZONI'S COMPLEXION PnwnPR' h"aoenAa.l0-lr? ndi PfiD'.ynX'wia lft&'JSS.W.H!OT.ellW 1 Aue.:cTuiai ;rotel?uuona,a, 1 kyTiis-i I im X ta wu l .TlsiSS. ' J2J2S.aXBTS 1D ?AN WORE8. ' NOTICE FOR DIDS. Notice is hereby given that the county court win receive sealed bids lor building a cement walk around the court house .block, J$id walk to be built as per plans drawn and open for inspection at the office of the county judge. All bids roust be filed at my office on or before April 9, 1896, at ii o'clock "a. m. One hund ed dollars must accompany each bid us security of good faith. The county court further reserves the right to reract each aud all bids. L. V. Ehlen, 3-3o iwd County JHerk iv.,1 with this Ppef.2;fVc WARBBW'sEB MGONIIP GEO. FENDBICH'8 MEAT MARKET. 32l Commercial st. Cottle Block TSuccessor to C. M. Beck & Co.1 I Best meats in tho city, Prompt delivery at Moweit prices. . 1 1 IhsvereaoveWW' kTiwite P -- t,,erC B. J- 100 Chemeket street. -" tV mm m I f -" T" niEB PEU ,7I tT- -"Mx3s,turtlC ,
