Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 05, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textp-T Um Uha. --""- T" a Daily Capital Journal "V HOPPER BROTHERS, THE MYST&RKrPS VOTE. PINGREE TALKS SEKSE. Mr.PtBfrrec wh mayvr f Ie troltaBd paventr-rjlcct ef MIcMpan, recent! talked nvsd eceeamfc seae ntU f5.ad ! r TUESDAY, JAN. 5, J7. ;Tbe CVwNKlf.'' made a eamartw f tfc af Kt ifeb MR. SCOTT, BE FAIR. In tbe Orcronlan of January 4 is a scorching arraignment of the fee sys tem In Oregon, and as usual, the whole system Is tnadc to center over the head of Secretary of State Kla cald. He I the only official who Is made a target for specific charg?, and there Is a conspicuous MIohcc . . .. .. .. .. ... ..i aoouiau omer wwmi Jir. ttiacamj who ,Mre wAm We bj meB mttg Jsoiiarsedwlthcollectlnjrall kinds of j, gland toT rlght?f awl we ree that he ncrer collect, and that al want tuf simple adherence to train would show I to e he does not receive. It Mr. Scott's papsr woukl be fair about those things U a representative f the Cbtcapa the resale Thai R says. Tlmes-HeraM. TotwMtn: ladtrlal carried CalltWam hj 147: i and ucial caadltmas aad the need af reform leglfMttoa ke satd: "PnKporlty? Fiddlesticks. Thore ca,Tkd interns ay &( yet can !; no prosperity so Taajc as tbe lost the slate tfceafc e psdled -Kjtvt aeM- taws the Fwftg W aad, KN0TTfi WKWI U 17 MIES' KE nr, maretbaa ClemUml Ad. Cteatftamli Mf2 G&Ml. ) ala'.-. Hi ' Kintli of fresh au-1 ah ni , UrJ in bu'le, ?c a lb. Cheapest meat in t,e own I r tlitin i7rC.01nme-i.ist 1 l'p town sh.ip nt-ar car bam on Slate at. country Is at the mercy of the ateser lenders. Tbe social system is oat of joint. We need a law against great fortunes. Men form wnbiBatleas and put their baBds lata the pockets of the poor. They aerer take from tboe who hare, bat steal from those ices mat uc ncrer collects, and mat a want Iuen who J(tt rttrhts U It would hare far more influence with the people, and help brlnj: about a re form the sooner. Such a oamprtlK'n of reform can only hare one result. It will gather a'l the supporters of the fee system ir. the legislature around Mr. Klamld and, In protecting him against a malevolent pcrnal attack, they will Insist that nothing shall be done to abolish the fee system that do mt Include the governor, treasurer, school superintendent, clerk of the supreme court, the supreme court, eta, etc, and all can bee that nothing will come of It, and the big fee-grabbers will es cape, while Harvey Scott has wreaked his personal spite on one man he does not like. The Oregonlan's representative seems tohuie ItiKtruetlons to dig up nil he can to make the secretary of fensive to the people, and be silent about all the other abuses. Perhaps that Ih why nover a word appears about U10 unconstitutional salary ami perquisite of the governor am) treas urer, arid yet they sit on all the boards that Klncald does, and onch draws Identically the same pay as the secretary does. And so on through the list. Jlarvoy Scott's nephew Is private secretary to the governor, and gots In addition to his large salary, of l.GOOn year, pay as clerk of half a dozen boards, and 10 a month for merely certifying to a bill for the elec tric light. Ilut no one Is moan enough to say any of these gontlomon collect their pay and salaries dishon estly or with any diabolical intention to oppress the people. They simply take what the law gives thorn, und the laws were passed by legislatures completely dominated by Jo. Simon, Harvey Scott, and their Itepubllcan satellites, for tho last twenty years. Tiro men who can hold up their hands and say with Thomas Jefferson, they never used their ofllcial position for private proiltare scarce in these days. a hand at pracWdoc equal rights. The public fe being milked for tbe sake of the few, aad the thlog has got to slap bafore there can be aay relief. "Gold standard talk has had its day. Time will never be another Republi can cnnveallos which will write that won! Ih Its platform. There will aext time be a strong bimetallic platform, and tlii hi what the people wasst. , t -They will have learned by that time that projperlty doe not necessarily come uy me election or any one man to the presidency, and that prosper ity cannot come until the laws are radically changed. Michigan would have gone for free sliver, but tbe gold men scared the people to death with t'lelr calamity howling and the prom ises of prosperity, whose sunshine is that of 1'aradlMs Alley." While he was olected as a Itepub llcan and by Republicans to the highest executive ofilce In Michigan, Mr. Pingrec Is not a Republican In prlaclple or policy. Whatever he may be termed or he may Kirm him self, he Is a Domocrat In the beit sense of the word. Opposed to special privileges and In favor of equality of rights, Plngree is In full accord with the doctrinos of Jofferson. bmkt votes than CereiAsddM. Oew reUod carried Isdtaaa ay T.Mfc; yet Bryaa lost the state' vhostjrh he pmfed 47,009 more rotes thoa Oevemad dM. OeveUad carried Kexaaky by 44COX: yet Bryaa test the state tbmrh he potted over -MlGOO mre rates thu Clevel.Bd dM. Tbe qaettma Is, wfeere did Haaaa getatt the extra rates a-ee- 1 ta aevirame Bryaa'f s'nat gala 2 oralaary lacrease of pf ktloa eoahi bcgla to aceat for the mystery "eJther did the peaerxl rat ing gala ia the bob-jd ratal states s& 1 l,nW fn accomplish the most work with the ( least labor, time and money, has been solved. a OrcaotM- j The rwHaod OrerwifB afpearsto hare j-rrea aa. Its aaali to the rt feadaar tmnwtt deht of thePa- Mc rxflrrad? aad aae oot m Jarar of the moasore fw wa-Uae before , . -- - ,A Mwr-u la s mmH khoc i -"- I Pordaod jmfif says: There I a ;mi aroaaaot fbr the exteostou of , Jtihe rmSc raAcoa t ttepov- at maw, fetstoad of fnrectiHare aad ; sateo?a9rtr. has aatbcea, hewpht oac ta oor taowkdee. la the I dfeca4oa. If te hsmts are Washing Powder makes a woman's work light sets her mind at rest keeps her purse closed. Get it before you forget Sold every where. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, It Ut, CWcijs, Nw York. Borton, Philadelphia, San Frar.cI:co. ' A3 "t- pare with that la the jdvota! siatei. I ere4ed ami ihedeht bsot alii-e, 'ew York gained oaiy 4O.0M vote$jtMiicceeaabf tept - firen if overlSK; Kaasas gal Bed oaly M,tt:1T povermmtsU aerer retsaarthlagj Texas galaed oaly 4,W9; Masjacho- a cm of the ratlroads. Jt will get setts gaiaed oaly 1,003. Mr. Haaaa fts trtps ad fet carried free at a made no special exertieas la taoe nrw of jikju ir rear. If states. They were regarded as eer tiaa. Nevertheless, there Is bo rea son to doubt aad there Is every re&saa to believe that all of tbera polled a I cm heemftor fcar earrjlae iu mops fullT&te. Btit lb the ptvoUl nates Lad freight. This wilt ube il,COJ.(M the roads small l s4d wader fore- ckwreaad the claims of the covers meat wiped oat. rt will hare to pay TJ xboucxt Free Trade was ttrnck by bar lJr Tte man at the wheel was in jared aad tie MeeriBj cr denotised. the voting gain Is iaoompreheaslble. In Illinois tbe increase was fi,0-:0: ia Ohio It was 200,000; In Xeatacky K was 100,000; in Indiana It was 5J,C:o NO SUKB THING. RAH FOR WHY PRESIDENT? ThcOrcgonlan has announced that Jo. Simon will 'direct" the Senate of the legislature that assemble at Sa lem Jan. lltli. As'Mlrector" for a di rectorate composed of three men at Portland, Including Mr. Simon and Harvey Scott, he would be a proper selection. Rut has the manhood or Oregon senators sunk so low as to need a "Director?" For any other purpose Mr. Simon Is not a good man to make President of the Senate. Ills Republicanism has not been of tho perfectly loyal stripe, as ho has helped defeat some of the purest and ablest man In tho party. Yet thirty American Senator are to bo directed" by a inuii who has sever originated a reform blll.w ho has never nsceuded to the plane of disinterested legislation! Klthor Mr. Patterson, of Marlon, or Mr. Johnson, of Linn would makeu creditable president of the Somite, who would pay kuio head to the dem ands of tho pouplc for reforms at this time, lleyond My Charter," doos anyone oxut to elmplo as to think Si mon will do anything for thopcaplt? NICARAGUA. Our dear friend Senator Mlhchell sends us his three last speeches In the senate for the Nicaragua canal, to order the Improvement of the Willam ette and Yamhill rivers. The state will be flooded with these speeches to a dopth that will muke It easy for the senator to navigate Into a fourth term as senator. His Maritime Canal bill proposes to Issue to Jibe New York corporation that has kladly taken the canal under Its wing and already made two or three assignments, of a hundred millions, and "Our Father in Heaven" knows not how many more millions, of 1 bonds. If we are going to have any thing to do with a canal for the tro pic why not build it without a private corporation? Uncle Sam can build canals on the Columbia, can clean the snags out of the Willamette, the Yamhill, the Yaqulna and Salt Creek, but we are not big enough to build a canal that would be a source of great proflttoallwlthoufhuntlngtonlilng" It to some rotten corporation! Mr. Mltolioll entirely overlooks the faet at present most prominent. The country Is suffering for revenue, net expenditures. The country is suffer ing to the Mine of hundreds of mil lions from partnerships rrlth corpora- Uom already. It is not crying for more bonding sohemos on whleh It can never collect Interest or principal and whlah will wake mere shoddy millionaires and rob tin people for all future time Above all Mr. Mitohell overlook the faet that the country will never prosper so long as the volume of primary moner is so small that there is not over one real dollar foe oaoh hundred dollars of debt. "Mitchell is elected ob the Srst ballot, sure thing,'1 is the shvet of Mitchell's organs. It might be said If he has sttch a sore thlag, be could be elected ir at his pot of doty. as lie was six years ago. Dolpu was condemned for comiae home from Washlagtoa. WTO MM cooH's friends say he woold bare beoa elected If lie had stayed away ? Ifhehasseieh a sore thlag, why lias he come home to take persoaal charge of his campaign Two wek ago Senator Morgaa Informed Use senate that Senator Mitchell wtwld not be away from Washington duriag the short session. That is all that s left of his Nicaragua canal speech. The truth is' up to two weeks ago Senator Mitchell expected to stay la Washington and so bad tbeNiearagea canal bill called. He promised the committee he woum be there to champion the bill, or he cook) aot have secured the promised eoastdara- tlon. If he had not abandoned his old silver friends would this saddea resolution to come home have been made? a year more ot of fcaxoafer-" The editor of the Orepnaiaa drNe jb otberarticteos the same ?omecl as foDows: "OwaereMa aad oftsraUoa of the rjad by the gooerameat is aUerly ha- pncUeaMe, aad eomrre- wiH aoti tmmkof it. To refaad the debt aad exleod the time for ptymeai is the oaly raiJoa&l policy.' There appears to hare beea a raddea oMversioa la PorUaad The Ear Onoaiaa his kaow a for sometime that lee were the seaUmeots of Colis P.HBaUagtoa aod"oarna" Sisctor Mitcheii, bet it was aot awa before that it was also the oaiatoa of H. W. Saott aad his Oreeoaiaa. Xe hope that this doss aot meaa t!mt the Orecioaiaa i afeo to rire a Hs admeacr of the Niearapaa ccaal, bseaase of thi- ad oeacy of 1 sf ctel meare is the ia tenet of thf T&ry rtOreadf that stasd ia the way of the s i4y comjaeUoa of tSe Nieararoa caaal thraosh aid to com from the aataoaal Eorrameau If Uee Paciac nad sseoMd ia carry ing UerirKiaadaagbiil throecheoa ni McGarrey et Aleck Wafts in the re pea of the lower nb$ last Monday, at the lauer's placer mine on Williams creek in Jos- pWie coanty there had een txoable over water rir;ats and on tnal morning nam foeni ajaiatofhU pipe knocked oat thus destroyine &e hel1 fof ,lis tilDe "B MeUarrey who is an old roaa of adout 70 rears stood by with an ax ard said, "I did that aad I wn euag to pat a stop t' yur cceaicj here " Aleck grappled with him to take the ai awaj- when Me Gamy palled 01 1 a bctcier knife 'an-l tubbed him. Profctor; R D. UilHm, mhowaj .tab 'b-ibyKil. Meiver one o! hi i.nnils 'at rruneUiT, in'.rarr rmniy.l.a, ion died Tbe firm v( Duju .tLuoi iin-.-pringfield dairy, in Lane coanr i rm maViog from 53(055 poaadi of b-e- a daj. Special This Week, 300 Boxes Fine Paper and Envelopes, SAIJii H Tiiii ia Ofrce: Willamo'.te Hotel D lilJIn I'm water service apply 1 nCaec. liilli payable monthly in advance. Make at complaints t the office. I a a n T Ml ' LOAN. Plenty of money on pood security. A lan-e quantity of land for sals at low fiinir- and on easy terms. HAMILTON &MRSH. Room 5. Hush bank building. Mf 1 1 v d uum W n On inside property at 7 per ana security ni o per ci;m. for invet rs. Insurance cent. O 1 farm Safe loan ma e eflecred in reliable companies juiiix aiuik, l!roker. rLom No. 2, Bush bank building. C. H. Mmju iiiiiuiifl.. LAN K, iTTiir T1U 211 Commercial jyiiuin $15 upwards. st , Si in Or l'ant-.$ iipwnrls- 1 REMOVED from Pohle's old .-und. u to doors west of tbe engui- ii .ti- . W.- will be please to meet ail o rr c .-. .nr.ers at said stand, where we will v (n-pared uu KKiKiiii repairing aifj Uorse 15 Ira Glovei: & Pcgh. Notice. OrncE Labor ExriTAvrjr- Braoch 10?, Salem Or.. IX-c 2S, 1S9G. All persons holding certificates of membership in this branch are re q eested to present the same at this oSce for enrollment. tt- r, ,Geo-B-jaoob, Manager. W. H. Joy. Accoontanu 12-23-Ct Aneatioa. There will be a public installion of Box, Szc Window. DEARBORN'S Book Store, EREWSTE? & VVHITr, Ml AND 111). All kinds of grain feed, ha,, straw, etc., at iouvi-t prices. 91 COURT ST, - SALEM. JAPAN TttiDING COT. 2o8y, COMMMERCIAL ST., SALEM. Fin-it bamboo furniture, Japanese Curios, toys etc-, For Ilo'idays. Only '"Tap" store in town Will be sold especially cheap for Christmas trade. Lowest prices ever offered for b--st stock in (his line. 12 12 im OREGON MIST. Even Dr. J. M. Keene has aot yot been able to And steady emoeoymoat at remunerative wages. utTin iiros., a ban i-'ranoitoo gro cery house, has failed for ll,0 Estimated assets 8110,(00. When Senator Mitchell abaadoaaa the prinoiples he advocated for a IUe time, he became a mere baraiak eaa- didate. A proaouaeed Salem arosMritT bowler has got tbe wave of prooporfty so badly be has out bis hired worktop girl's wages to f 1 a week, makes har deep In the attic aad ao half day off to see her beaux. tue oSoers elect of Sedgwick Post. gre It te likely tat ther win be able ' ti YK Re,tef jrp?' at thelr 1 IkS II in Ka ln:ntwnitiv W.1 ! t . with Uk same lorn t aree aar arTa.e jT 1 .soiVrS1' i?? --- -. --- wuiiaus tititi their frieods are especially Invited to I present. J. Q. Sahxes, -. .. Post Commander. D.W. Matthews, Act. Adj. material auooe to the Xk&raea eatararise, which of moa meats! tmoortaaoc to Uk pwok othorwfct to tkase aad meat are alre&iy goormaadteii ?sfra- j rtiuimii which. Hamuacioajiui aad ' whh Ux -moi' rtl treoft of the j-raili. CASTORIA For lifaati and Childrea. .c r9 '- . & ivi? FASHIONS CHANGE KU7 A PUBS WW BULL. For service for the season, Call at Brown's meat market, corner Center find Thirteenth street. Finest milk stock in Oregon. 12-ii-tf Sa'em Tmck and DrayUa ''J POZZONI'S JLj V---J y ru tit le yjJTiratitt. St. Px, im. i.-A Utmard haij teoa naac thiaaxaw th onh- we, aa. w t amt, lit iala w- l-y. && POWDER ; nEHAifhAl.WAYSTnESASIE.i; M othine hTmiini; "VV. r.l.; " .A r. vy A othlnsr. healing, healthful and fX lurtxlble. I f you have never tried Orders placed with the above company will receive prompt attention and safe delivery. Trucks and drays found on the corners o State and Commercial streets. Express wag. oris at all trains and boats. In connection with our business we will also run a feed store. Handliwr flour, mill feed, oil me.il oats, chopped feed, straw, hay and wood at inc lowest casn prices. Phone 86. SAVAGE & CO. && mrf lL. kW W tak . mV.Aa . . I il. T-m-F -3L mm4m-r-j-.4arL JOS ---- I .Wi' ftf A POZZORIB'SS A ' ' iVt 'iS JSPS.150' tnowwhat an IDEAV. A compuxiox iowSeij . fV . v.t ft . Wf. ' z ix ia bVU) EYERYYWRE. fa f w I Mow tat Bark Shop 9? I NO. roS STATR STRCT.T SAVE TIME AND TEMPER You Can lie Well Whon your blood u pure, rich ami itourUhing fur tiervos and muwlo. The blood Is the vital fluid, ami whoa It U poor, thlu and imuure voti must either suffer or you will fall a victim to sudden chaugos exposure, or over work. Keep your blood pure with Hood's HaraKirtlla and bo well. Hood' nils are me UMiarterslliiner pill, afcsltt aigostlon, oure hoadriehe AN INSANE" LAW. The Oregon "Insane" law Is about as unjust and "insane" a piece of leg islation as oan bo coutrirod. The liryan got 1,000,000 more vol tteu any defeated candidate ever raoaivad before, but what good did It do htm There thould be counted for him lM,cU3 vots cart by Mlddie-of-the-Itoad Populists who voted for Mm. The Uyer prod not of the L'aitcd btate deoroased for li tMJv ouneaa. ilut why laueaU' Is it aot the policy of oar govoraamoat to boom v q mmmmW r jt- ' Ce J w ijEH mm dootor, lawyers and sheriffs got their th KoM ladtutry aad MxIm ouwa feos If thore Is a oemMilttnent, noarly everybody "gnos." iifu- tialU OAJaVOXUA. zUm tita 4&-JU V w silver! ThcSamtn Still at ama which ' repreats the "ua-voramoat" wUy The fact is Oregoa lias a very dls- predtota la the wort gladul maaar creditable sot of laws throughout. : "Watohsllvor odowa to-MoMU aa Thoy will load to ananjliy awl disre-'ww." Wewaai wool, jirmam and poot for all laws If aot reformed. Tho whoat bight hot lot a alt gie silw-r "llllly Wright- oasii, at Salenij Is an h-H J Instance of the Iniquity of thepresent system that tiiakoa the public prose-' rut e r & -CcJUiC " "wtt- a U Q-. t. ' e i s tie -, i 1 nsiiy ti jitrtmi" ja 1 . i Kaaettaei fee tc ootHM- sad etr Zkx ti ys Itl Tie camrTdal v r - .---fc mtftmtoB mewr u. Til :-,! ess au Ugr rn- f vAZT ' W'riWr:, msami r o-: aetrfae tM knl i,4- ' h- chM. mrrti:4 bx H 4 ta KtsoiK, tmSe-1rS s whale (am -b-. mM2 yria i dsnet hr 4 a by taking the Burling ton Route to Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis and all other sou h eastern cities. SHORTEST LINE. QUICKEST TIME. MST SERVICE. taree reasons good ooes. Two routes to Chi cago - via Billings, Montana, and via St . The serylce over "Kb lines Is as good as iv can be. Tickets via the Bur llagtOQ Route are on f at all railroad Jwket offices. For In formation about rates aad train service, ad dress C.tfrELDON. G.A Portlaad. Or. NO. loc STATE STRKRT. Will be pleased to meet all my old patrons in my new quarters. First-class work guar, anteed at DODularr nrices. Shnvinr, , . Haircutting 15 cents. One trial on your part insures regular Datronarre. f-Bathsonly 15 cents I2 2rim GEO. W. PLASTER Prop. LOODpOISOi ABiPJffi-ii H eared la Ii toKatiiiYSn, SJ?!?"110" SK2S&&fflXSi "TT. iodide potaahT anri .,iiiSTO "len "ncr- C H. MACK - DENTIST.- S-ceuor to Dr. J. ii. Keene, old White Corner, Salem, Or. Parties desiring sunf-rim f operations at moderate feesjin any branch are I in r!r.PMnl -.. ' . vj-vtaitti V.lUCaia tch corj, ssws- out. Da Depot Exprkss, It U thli siHir.-bf ow fallln? M,.n .., ., : . piratotbcnro w? JSSMr" lISOfJ . """' anu Psscngbr tiams. Uag ftcaiea nrt ,,Ila'0ttttenoitolii: BaC and cxmess to all ,,ic f ,1.- ...... J5taWtf.2Sd.2rt?roP0 IWptse.vice. Telenhone No. , " - 7 - kuuaaiii nrTha -... -- mm ainnri .. . - eimna. KAAn.r "M"ulieiillnn !..'- .. .TT-W"UW "J- "XCl 'iu t 19 n nr m.. .. Wbltrt, -natural .i.j. chargm. or any InUaDi.. ? T,TJl '.' ""..? or -: iiiconi tin. . ULKi lalUS4i;s. Irn.nUM.UfSn ,i"Jt V "?" a T ut itiu)wiii-ju;i uran :. ja-arlnni- icaain.o ssm Co,:J br rruffpi.ia l'i P'nin rnrp.. I ?a. I, J.i n ' I til reiiuuut e Imir i. Wika fi Udtiranf Iir Henti fenm yt It wit - v --..u.. si- h--a the iksL tad 3Ci lahsr esur txd v ... ,. .1 .1 -aoty m the tmu ttttrs r -. A ! 1 al - - . m w s w JOB. WtmMMJCT- Salem Steam Laundry Later ia "tn. .loceaa Vattx -Vyti " S ! eeau iia.ptxj 5oioeiu EaadkntiCZ 3 eeau & ttifVrwaufi ... ' en" sx2x2tjs3 -Sttsai-' w" uaray aeaaJheaeae Jar tt O-flurSJ 'or tx.x. fwstha fn . mm i- .ua utx St qutor depend for hU feeoti a tlon of the accused. .-.- r coni. tfutM C&A&j am r - ' ac H -- fTiii 1 1 H-U VW lJ mmamaa FlaorwU an41U , tdltgcatiy washed by hand CoL J. Olmsted Prop, u$esBL7; yHH . 60 YEARS ima mmmmmmmmmmmmrmewKl JAMES 7o. KAUEK. T. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makes a splty 0f fine repair woric Seth lno-nasclockt. etc.. 215 Commercial Street Ivbr Larson, Of Enger, Marion county, Oregon, has applied for a patent for a Rolling h arrow And pulverizer that has had no equal hereto- iycr i-irson, linger, Ur. 12-15 im TBAOE MARKS, DESICMR. SStss&SLtV, aWUj3roi. ..romc5nnltina itrletlT 'otTuken thmnlh S "huwon tare talootnaUe h Muon 4 Co- iwlVe 8D ENTIFIP. mio.i r.'B."t.l. larewt .i,i.V.' ttJUlaWoCM fMfcA ifin a ,( , - rr,".i Mx&a; Ladies Who vi... 'A,wT -- . UTIAave lttTSrTJS i7ea?5 aaiUMH & CO.. For Do'.lcacv. aiSS?K?ifer ThO HOSV FrocU. fore. NBCKKIUIAN 0 . R06EBS, Dealers in Groceries, fe io' c'ears, confectionery A fa ill une of high-grade bot.led goods ".of .. " kinds. 218 Commercial st- Salem, MADE SV1E A MAIM "S 1 . r TABLETS POSITIVELY CDB3 A rrTj?r7u?'9-FiUnBMem. Uanln UmfrKS' JiS?1" "? Ooniamptlon It wriun.V.i?A!rl core too. .We etra a or ref and the moamr i-JSrVt?6 B un In each cau utpuiUHi.ii .-.r'wraiM r tiai!kaca.or . ntrr. Lr!r,Bo, ammmammm---4 m. pH man aaamja-l -u For sal . 1'J.FRVandw Putnam, ,at j5'61", Oregon, by .v. &&