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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1897)
'urtpjpr uTiriiri mm WW v ItV H m Daily Capital Journal, BY HOKKK BROTHKRS, WEDXISDA'i , A I'll I L 7, 1SW Ute phhJ, wKmmH say,, wftt tke nor: t-frtparmlfrj 4efMrtBxat partjfpf a iMiltjlnMtj; . .1erty it is the farmer and latior en, ant toe prifllcfed ciae. wiio are ioh?iT.Oie world ip l&e text Ac Yet prrtjjre by fioleoee is not the or irqjifft Mali. Tftexravtit h- aaj WM fH jMfl m tbroaxb brd nwMili', "and H naif nick la the ran Hne. But a higher type, aiao gtteaac fcio, and a ne bead of hair i:u"Ut feeline tn difference. The repair ion exictiy a f art a tfcr aiage T:.e perfect EDITORIAL. We bollefe iktte sfeoald bem? concerted aercjaeHt to provide lifer atHre (or boy,iM oar llbrarie Thr are written, at tfii tin. jaaay later estlng start of a moral and praet I cal caU, which would IniereH ibem and should be brought wltW ifcdr reach. TaHe acquired for reading In bij m awae Mew evert morning and carl life N a go-id prereeOre ( b k) Habits and asvalfy stakes Inleili khI men. We Iwpe tint some of tlie jhi Wte-iifrtrtlMJ cltlzos Interested la the welters of r toys may device ote ntan Mr fleet UMs fciadwf liura- tjre and ptaee it before oar bt- TiH-r are libraries aod II bra r to lor Known peaHrte, and libra rite? f- Sun day M&oot, twt mo good general li braries for grjulng Ix-and gll. CORRESPONDENCE. frar every evening. -Progress Ic neallh, and Che e.teethw of tne worn oat llM I atoo heart aod pleasure. ) Growth ie not by paroxyn, but by harmony. 1 aaf rieodly feglstatnre . Both factions 'of tbe BepuWIoios bettered our men ruld be boogal up lite cattle; but .'tfcoy bare been astounded at their Liters of Silver Leaders.'"-- j ZZ& 'caaventteB.tne state would have re- PopwIistSj Dem'ocratsand Repub-'wwBdedfroBi end to end with "the Jfca.ro, Oregon"., lJTZ jvb, wtej are j' " "- , ! tie?, ete. TM JOCIbcal prints below letters lf we ew wJn at ai1( we can only j frjai jMOlMt silver raen who be- j by pu,Bg forward our unselfish looir tr the reral parties dlseasslng Qretd, avarice and selSshoes' ' the qwetloa of tbelr f tre coarse of ' ' and tbe CBrse that are .' optical aetloa. The Indications are do5IoK the fraternal principles of fararttbte toaoniM of forces in the' brieThwi4 aBOOtr nn. Let aait state efteuoo and point strongly -stand f,,r lh brighter aod tet-1 U,HAHi eoalltion against the gold than jMp- propoilUoo? of a standard advocates In 1W0. ,. .. , ,, m.A ct-nanrd weccecooco? g" 7-- y , m I jgsTbefc s I-t-swz iT1 I SB ! nlSssglialAf K5oeeococoooo C H. MACK - DENTIST, 2ncMer 10 wr. j. ji. Keene, old vi Comer, Slmt Or. Parties de- i " of the Comer. operaticms ai rooucraic lees in ar in especini rcgocsu " V 'Old housekeeper? ' J glass. JowkaoTT i e that hot water "rots" MDKH1GE IJII On inside property at 7 per cen:. fk, land secanty at 8 per cent. Safe m. l!ii$ine W kwy rerlia-'. In cread activity Is noticeable nUxrt the alfferent lints of trade, nor I there anything fpecalutlve In H ciir.e It simply InJIeat) tut lx:Uertimes are slowly cowing. What's the mutter with j good Iilstorloal and scientific library In any one of our Salcnt poMIc .cliooR Our clinmte Ik tlKHifla to be Hell aliipterl t llax raising, and there Is rju'Uian Interest being doyek)red in itfteu'ture. We trut that the niM Ingof ilax, at well as beeU, may be encouraged and tony become promi nent among the indubtrlos of our Rtate. In the Wastern Jlosorvc of Olilo the people take u dozen jot twenty I fa. I.. .11. ! . -1 1. .1 . .1 ( nine uisirisi wiiumis hiiii iuu nirm ' rture Is h renlv rill Im.i ..i.n .... n !.. I.. ... I. oil. I .. .mwuui, ,,".., a iinu m.Kc uuim- vmmuXXmVOK ing, employ lialf as many teachers buUbotter ones, and haul all. theuhil dren to and from school In a covered omnibus. See? Secretary of State H. B. Kiacaid is no doobt lakior the ooly omrse noaei- bie for'.bini as aoditlag olNear of the tate. Of course, no ooe a frames that He has any legal authority to Isaac warrant hen there Is no money ap propriated. But the effort Is eon jtsntly Being made to induce blm to do what would be equivalent to issu ing warrant file a claim against the stale. Tub le refuses to do onles-; the law clearly autltorizes ai expense. Here are examples of bis arm replies to ptr.40MS presenting doubtful claims: "(Urplyiiig to yours of April 5th I will my that as there U no appropria tion for the Hat-tern Oregou Noraial M.hool ami nothing due from the state, I euHBOt cmishtently recognize such claims, and therefore nust decline to file them." It is not pleasant for an official to ba obliged to refuse demands of other pertons claiming to be olHclals, but Mr. KIncaid takes tnrj position that his duty is to the neop.c, not to the olllclal clasa akina. protective tariff and a The effKt in Oregon a year ago was for tj.e benent of boodbolder that are to drive all silver men out of the Re- jn fact slaveholders. Intbeold antl- pnbilcan party. This was largely due slavery days the slojan and warcry of : 3Tf35 .ass. GOLD DUST lor inrestors. Insurance efilc'H eocnrwnies. IOMX Uroker, room No. 2, Bush bar.fc bim -3S.J ?r,r& ""K. WS MARK to the fact that tlte silver men were the agitators was "freedom and llb- then anconipromfsingly for the re- crlyr. wtu0ut regard to color and it turn of John II Mitchell to the senate set mens l)arts ablaze, warmed their as a free silver man. Mitchell en-'jur,,,. eren tne poor slave, and eonraged the silver men in capturing' SViept ..Honest Old Abe" Into the state and county conventions, and (presidential chair. There is ten thous tbe result was in several instances to'and times tne cause for such a war- break up the regular Republican or- Cry today that there was In 1859. ganizallon. Out the result was the to uiiH of the The manufacturers' association of Portland Irfagltutlng the Uoatlon of the duty of patronizing homo indust ries, and It is proposed to hold a man meeting to awaken attention of tlio public to the liiijKjrlancc of HiIh sub jut. c oeiicvc tne uusinas-s sense of supporting our own Industrlos by using tliolr products and fabriud In preference to those of other countries, especially where they arc of no greater coit and equal In durability, uan bo easily demonstrated. In fnut, we think that no argument Is needed on ttils subject It Is a self-evident proposition. The prospect of the present price of hops being maintained as well as that of some other products, makes t!ic biislnoss outlook muuh butter. Wo hope lhattheyluld may be good and the farmer find some comiranisit tlon In price for the past few years of hard tliuos. Monoy for hoH Is Just bo muali In addition to all other crops. If the llax crop could Ixj nddotl ns a money getter, with fruit and wool and iiiohulr, this would be a prosperous 8 tut l'. Now that spring Is with us and bright skies and warm siunthlno It Is to by ox pec ted that our etruolh and al lays uued to Im cloanod of all (lit It and garbage, In order U pronirvu tho gen- enil lioalth. Little work here ami lliuro will iiftt answer Ilia iurx)so. It-iiiustba thorough, otligrwlne thu clmruaterof our oit' fur ulmuiillnas ami huultufitiuuM will Ih; grenUy Im paired . Salum, April 0. 1W has ben re will sny that as "Yours of April cclvud. In reply I there Is no appropriation and doubt as to whether you are In olllce. I can not conolslbntly recognize your claluiF, and therefore decline to file them and beg reepectfiilly to return thum in tills envelope to you. A to what banks or brokers will do in regard to buying cluliiw I do not know, I unm Ic you for your words of an- proval." Tho only dungor to the people Is that persons holding alleged claims against the state will be numerous and bold and active and in.lurntla), that thoy will elect and organize the next legislature and compel recogni tion. This may be done again. It would simply demonstrate thnt the political machine are controlled by the olllclal uhus and that the govern ment us now conducted Is fur the bqnclltof the taxontorsand not tli tuxpnyors. That Is what .many now believe, but It has never been demon strated when It has been put squuroly at issue. t I fear we will have no relief under Mc- electinnof a legislature strongly Re- Kinley. Of course I am in favor of publican and for Mitchell. What 'doing everything we can In harmony followed? Mitchell went-ovei to the' and consistency with our principle gokl standard or international bi-' to keep our own forces together and metallic wing of the Republican 'make the silver reform army the Por party on pledges of support from that ulist army It will have to come to side, and abandoned the aggressive mat, we will have impractical men Independent bimetalllsts whose cause n our ranks that will be hard to man- Washing: Powder ! makes gkssre brilliantly clean in warm watc o. coru. ; I Delightful to use for glass or silver, tin or troo or jnuuu ; ; Saves your hands saves your time, your sirengui, ;um ! tpmner. SoW even-where. Made only by THE N. WOLZ U MIESCKE p. cos $t Uait. CUeie. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. L-Y BifVie. PkaMSWM. I""1""1 ' O00KM and private." This of course must stand as ooe of our chief demaods. While the opening of onr mints to free silver would not give us the sclen- sble features. Then Populist Know what concession i- necessary There is no use of mincing matters or j wasting lime beating about the buh Dealars in all kinds of fresh arj ,, I r -.rA !n holt v -, ih ru.. . . .m,ii JT ,11 ... ? '-'"lial inu iui"i. i uoiraercai st SALKM WATER 0 j Office: Willamette Hotel B-Mi.. ; For water service apply at 0ffi-e i will P0?3? monthly in advaa.e. i,k. . cwupiaiuLs ai uic omcc. C. H. LANE, i i IJ L I 1J .i i E I 1 I tific dollar of absolutely invariable,! silver Democrats and Republicans 11111 J I 1A I ... t, .. oi,iti. ifetnind concession?, before uniting v iJ' x U. JJ yaiue. sucu as upuns a, j he had championed. age, out it must be done; and we The result was that sincere gold will rind selfish men seeking advance standard Republicans and sincere in- nient beyond I heir deserts among the dependent bimetalllsts both felt' Democratic recruits; and we will have ashamed to support a man who evi- tobriu up tli; faint Imrtsl anrl dently had no fixed principles. The timid silver Republicans: but the Pops anti-Mitchell Republicans were sur-' must show their allies not only cour prised to rind Mitchell, whose follow- age and boldness to lead the way, but ers in the spring were pursuing any thing but "regular" methods, in the winter came before the legislature and put forward the claim to be the "regular" party candidate. It was too big a somersault, and both sides fought the proposition. THK LATEST SILVERITKS magnanimity and generous confidence in the organization and honors of the united army of liberators. A LANK COUNTY 'DEMOCRAT. Under date April 2, "Lenmtl" writes as follows: The time has .come when all men who favor free coinage of silver, re are the Republican national commit- gardiess of party or party ties, should tee. iVc print below the headings band together and work for the one and first paragraph of a sheet of mat- causse' We wlU in bctU:r lrla) for ter sent to The Journal from the the &reat ,C0D,,,ct of im "Let's national Henuhliean hnndniiartom. unlte.for "in unity there is strength." M. A. Hanna, chairman. This sup- I am fully satisfied that we can carry plement Is offered our readers free If ' this countv. Provided we can arrive at we will only use It. It is being used ' perfect understanding and then by Oregon papers. Here it is. Read work together; when I say "we" I It for yourself: 'mean the sliver men. With three "True friends of silver." "The Republicans oiler the only fea sible method of Its use." tickets in the field, such men as old Driver would still be in the lead. The last presidential campaign was "They have urged International much like the one of 1824, when the H iti ii hi Umt Iheie U a good deal of Uutlr.uuiilltH tful!Hj?llfrnlu and tliatlU mil ura 0&l In weight. T.itsHiint m wit If Qrvgon huttor; thu ioU uregenumllj or full weight, or ery nearly so. With our climate ami KrntluK fuulils, thr. ought to bono HeetlQtliuiturtliig butter fiom CuliruruU. We should be able ti pio (luce nut only lull t halt er, but sur. Hclcut food tlmdauimul, Tloy r(ti to tw Imvlug Mime tr. til lunl lUv I'nlvgritlv ut Ruoiu nUvU;(JUtUoal(l nlft cojirse In rerer t'ticaiii iK-nl U'Mtitiis.ijioil hImi the coursonf hltidy In Uu iirujuirjlury de partiienl. lo Uio lliat wo know nolhliu', but h'.oiiM heliirlliiaU to nd- Tls : -kit'ji haiidtf off,' Hut'Jan to I Catarrh Cannot Be Cured iih I.OCAL AI'I'LICATIONS, ai they oannot reach die Mat of the disease. Catarrh ti a blood cooititutional ilitvuc ami Id onlei m cure It you mutt take internal rcmoJie. mil's Catarrh Cure U takeninteinally ami acts directly upon the blood and muoous ol facet. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quad medicine. It was prescribed by one of ih best phyviciani in this country lor yr, an is a regular ircKiipUon it it c hiuhmciI i the best tonics Known, cunibiiMtl Willi it '.t Mood purifier, Mtiiidliectly uiion tht miKOut aurfaec. T1m iierfect tontMmition ol the two litgrliiitk it whit prolucs wli Mndtrful ravults in curing Catarrh. Stxul for testimonials Ilea. F I. CiiKNfcV & Co., Toledo, O. CCSiild by all d(tlggiu. bttuetalllsm for many years." "International bimetallic confer ences were called by them." old Hero Jackson was defeated, and I think the one of 1000 will In many re spects remind us of the great fight of "The silver shoutcrs in Democratic of 1828, when under the 6ame issues of and Populist ranks are opposing In- of 1824 Jackson was triumphantly ternatlonal action." elected to the white house, and re- BY ORDKK OP COURT. & Co. Assignee of the J. M. Mayer Stock Porud to Sell. Poutla.no, April 1. -lly ordar of the circuit court Hen Selling, assiguue of the $73,000 Mover woolen mill cloth iiik awvn, nii mil iiie milium) soils that weio held In pledge by thu Hank or uuutniiia otiut me market ut&.60. "They don't want the question set- ' elected In 1832. The progress in 1896 tied, as It might end their employ-1 was greater than in 1824. And since nient." I firmly believe that the victory of "Who are the true friends of silver? 190 will be for greater and of Is It the men who own silver mines or grander import to the peopleof this are employed by silver mine-owners country, than was the victory of Jack- and thoso who by their advocacy of an n 1" 1823. Impracticable system manage to keep Ourdwill be a vlctoty of over fraud, their names before the public and deception, intimidation, a ylctory of thomsolves In fat offices, or Is It the tll people over Clevelundlsm,IIanna- nien and the party which gave to the 'SQ', Shermanlsm and McKInleyistu. country Its groat volume of sliver a silver republican. money, which originated all efforts at Hon. M. J. Hillegas writes from International bimetallism, called all Springfield: the international conferences which "I fully endorse tho attitude of lnvo been called by the United States, Secretary of State KIncaid In regard appointed all delegates to Interna- to tho different commissions, and In tlonal conferences, and declared la not Issuelng state warrants. What tholr national and state platforms are your Ideas In regard to organizing ate banking, but entirely a function tl no after time In favor of the only a new Republican party as free sll- of Bvernment, and as such should not mately establish, I: will give us a dol lar vastly superior in this repect to our present dollar. Another reason of immeasurable- Importance, why we should open our mints to free silver l, that the premium on gold a meas ured by silver and which acts as a bounty on all exports from II ver ging lo gold-using countries, a bounty that has been a prime factor in de pressing prices of commodities In gen eial and agricultural products in par ticular. This premium, th's bounty, can only be effectually done away with by restoring the p.- r lly between gold and a.ltir which in turn can mi'v le accomplished by opening our mi n- lo free silver and completely remnnHiz Ing It, Therefore, any party rep: sentlng the agricultural and pmdi.c Ing cla-ses must advocate free silver In its platform. ow the Peoples pirty is no great stickler for name-, but is strictly a pirty of principle, and in proof that reform do not go backwards the Peoples party today de mands all the reforms demanded by the old Greenback, Union Labor and Union parties and more. Therefore the Dame of the party that is to re sult from a union of forces is of minor importance. Populists who are posted In the history of the reform movement know that the Peoples party is the legitimate offspring of a union of re form forces and no true Populist will object to a further union. But it must, oe an uonoraoie union, not a fusion for the sake of victory and the spoils of otllce. Never mind the name. One can be found;but will Fiee Silver Democrats and Republicans agree to unite on the principles so far sug gested? First government issue of money; a full legal tender for all debts public and private; gold, silver and paper to be equally absolute money; free coinage of silver sixteen to one; abolition of all banks of Issue anu government saving bames for the .people I do not pretend to say that Populists would not demand more, but the question is what could be agreed upon, and is a union possi- Populists would certainly not with us will they please name them, and let us all turn our guns on the enemy. FAKMKRS AND LABORERS. U.S. Lvnwn county snpsrlntend- ent of schools writes from Astoria, April 1: The farmers and working men are now best informed upon all public Questions In this country. The law yers, the physicians, the preachers, and the business men arc till rum piratively ignorant of the current of tiitu'ht at the present time, and are i informed upon the history and ecoii'imicdl fact f society than the worKim: meri There are compara tively lew even among college profes ois who would dare to make an iddr- before working men upon i ve iue for fear of making some lip.is in fact. With this lack of in iit nttion u?u.i!ly g prejuJice. Tii is i-;said partly from experience. The undersigned well remembers . hen he took it almost as an Insult if my one not a college graduate, or at least a banker, or banker' clerk, at tempted to give him any information on in-iory or economics The working men are the readers and social pliilo-ophers of the time. Here at A-trria, as at Portland also. one goes to the workingmen? librarv for the ino-t complete stati-tics. It i a little stirprWng here, a5 the ma jority of our fishermen are of foreign birth, and have the dificultv of read ing in a new language. Bui this only accords with lacts everywhere: as for intance. the teacher "of the night school at Portland, savs that she felt almost aba-hed to find her pupils, many of whom were foreign men. and laborers, better acquainted than others with questions of economlc and government: and that to teach them wlmt thej wanted to know how to expre-s required much investiga 211 Cinnsrcijl St. Si ;n v E-Suits $lg upwards. PanuS upiroJ CORN CHOI AND CORN at the old reliabljj-el, s.oreol BREWSTER & WHITE, 91 muni si, - SAUJ J, F GILMORE Successor to White & 'jilmore, Liiufj, Ceuieut Lath, PJas Corn and Corn Chip, a'l kinds of fell 54 blAlt bl, T- H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWUUtJ Maues a sp-uity ol hne repair wotk, & Thomas clock. etc.. 215 Co-nmirtul ic The Pohle shop, on corner of State itlYntj is no- piepired to do ifirs' clais inonu ble uemand less than I have indicated and if our free silver friends accept so far as to unite with us, we might con tlnue the discussion. Otherwise lt would be useless. We claim that the Issuing of money is no part of leglti- practical systom of utilizing silver, In- vor Republicans? I feel as lf I have ternatlonal bimetallism?" no political home, us I can not be a The McKlnloy administration seeks full fledged Pop. Neither can I cn- now U) be regarded as "true friends of dorse fully Democracy. Neither can sllvor." It may bo added that silver I be a single gold standard Repub- w hihmiii vftt w i i iii iiiiiinuu iiu vJ-tnj. i i'hoso all wind dark blue navy sults and wheat feel tho effect of tholr ''can." wore never wild ut Portland before for loss man sis tu tin. u - w The Uett ut Not too Oood, TVie never wtt tiutr u)ig than thai The Urst U Mot uw cowl" when Htealiui- of the accommodation! Ak a lone ovrland journey and ihtnfettlt will be well for tlw traveller going eurt l uwewlM, hat be wtll t vtiy rary when lie bU to Si. Pawl or MinnlX)U and llul he should mate a wise choice of tome from there to CkliMgo or Milnauktc IV Witcootia Central train run lietween the petM mating elate ctm neciUmt with all traiat at both lemSluaU Putted IMvelle t mmK iltu rom lor inauv (atom, M f uhkh it, they can set a ivrfl eolid ml at a modcratr nice, and at It at ItaNie Mlhyi.e4 to ihm .Ir.tuutimi, AiWir Oo S. iUnt, i.oivr.tl Ht. n6 Stmkwt, iviiiunl Hi if. t I 'on, I, GttMral l'anl)j;fi .j;ci. Mil .uter. Wis, or apply ! our nearc.t iak-t a jeni tf friendship. j A lane countv populist. Wo print bolowsomo letters trom ' AY. H.Spaugh.of narrlsburg.wrltes: sllvor loaders In Oregon, who speak Tho Populists idea of a scientific for themselves. You can at least tell dollar, as opposed to tho theory of a whore such mon are to bo fouud. money of ultimate redemption, Is one oaston for union. of the Populists principles that can- Hon. Jo. Oaston, of Gaston. Or., not be conceded away But do not in write ns follows: for from tllls that ronullsts would k "The fact that the Populists re- willing to drop free silver from their WTB , they ask? I nialnod solid, stoadfnst and Itumov- nlatform either, for this ii... .."! ProP8,onconilnir.from be entrusted to private cornoratlon. We have uo fight against Iogimate banking. As I have shown In a former article the People's party Is the n sultof a union of forces. But In tho union or conference held at St. Lous that terminated In the bhth of tlio People's party al Omaha, no back ward steps were taken. Now the question is, can another union be forrued.wlthout sacrifice of principle? Who are the parties that seek a union with the People's party? And wuat concession dr. Durim: the coming vr or tu-. unri before the next presidential election, t lis farmers and working mon ., read even more. The contest goin" on is a battle of the giants and can only be fought with giants' weapons: i. c. mi'L aim inirif. -I'horo iu ,....i. left over from the last campaign to be remembered: much that the victori ous party would be glad to have for gotten; a number of promises and predictions that eem now to have been premature; many "educational" SMecu.es full ofhastv assertions that w 1 i not bear exposure under the light of history and lu-ts. Heart Trouble Quickly Cured. a tomincinar Testimonial. '"-'. AND GENERAL JOBBING E-Satijfactiongaar.in'eiJ.fGivj u;i j I 12 im POHLE & BCTl Oil TO SANG Japanese fancy goods, chinavritt, handkerchiefs, mattmes, teas, ladies i wear, men's ov:nlls, and furnishing at bottom prices. 112 Court street Oaira hrm block 3SJ J. S. Fli UI platform cither, for this is also nnpr .m . able from the position tliey assumed, the fundamental principles of thncM " -.m(C.. orS,,vor M"y has done mure to enfomu respect for People's party. "Wo demand the free Will The Jour f t0TCQi' OUr Ijarty and socurp serious consider- and unrestricted coinage of both gold' TOrrespondents'TlT f US uttouuf our claims than any lenlsla- and silver at the ratio of 16 to 1, a full forces that obie'ttn v" th5 sUver tkmwoooult. have secured frqman legal tender for nlldobti botJi public- platform- and ixi t eopla?s party 'Twiffhan -'.'vrvTVNrs-.v.' o-y -k y) tjr -K NEW MARKET; State street, near railroad. Freslsfj b;t meats. My patrons say I keep wj'J meat in Ioiti 'l Hello SEE D, S.ijBENTLE Mlaf 17.. . t. .i- UURT2. of them I was fipn Atir. . . . . Has treated bt the pain Jn my sWe beeinM wli ,6ast' tlmefiitsmtdastKHLv At of NovembeMT c!!tiB!in the fflontl recommend alt wnZt' Iwoul!l to try Dr. MfW Inralutl ,leart troble delay m ?? without !. WU. If you want to move or want a loaJ olj kind hauled or w.ini a Inad of rawart, H -and or "ravel, nr rcm?nt. lime, hair pwa bnck or rener pipe, see D. S. Rentl:, '1 ner of Front and Chemeketa streetr 'l up telephone 30. Also wood ana ii nannc-nf nil ,mAf nHr n--rt";i; .- . . .. .,,.,1.,, wlUvw r IO. Depot - exprs Mfets sill nml n,l nisscn yt traiM' gage and express to all pans oftW I Prompt service. Telephone No. 7:-,, I y JAMES RA3 UaU t, Ind. Miles' Heart C,LZll f etoW1 5 ..3" J" Sfi --, r Salem SteamLaufl Please notice thejeut In on the foilowingi Shins, plain Under drawers.... Under shirts bocks, per pair Handkerchiefs Silk handkerchiefs . oheets and pillow slips 24 cents p Flannels and other wor,1 telhgently washed by han CoL T, OlmstcdJ illlflnF 8VIF A M a k.- . ... -- nrtcm ilm AJAX TAUl-t: I s v'"raw jn.r. v.miuau-ir, f 7l?wDr.siefr.!-ai U JtuuwiUiuuuw ..' itf ,V r noon Lort Vitwlw"ySi5 fit a man for ttndr.ba.iaf'' J Ukealn time. Their na hoirt tt?SStft mint and t.n-i. . r-rrnt? where &U ouw. I Irt QPOQ hannir tho eennlna AJ 'T.f . lung iwoiuai ua w",-rr; u Poeltira writttn Bnaraotea lo effect e?"fZti vr rcmua us moner. Tl" " "m yn Br lpcko (lull treeimtJitl for fniSSe. AJAX RdAlEDY CO., V J1ealtb ror sale at Salem, Oregon, by 1
