Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 29, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text& k maK-jiim Daiijr Capital Journal BY HOKER BROTHER8, THU2SDA1, APBIL, 1W7- A SILVER REPOBUCAK. Wfrife tre are fefcxria frw mzsj Sfce swJrf f . srap a few wwtfj tam as errbn; SRrer Ee a iNcs raajr Mt ewe . I M letter fwMfafeal Is a late Jmraexu OaopermTfmas tuj g "dlM? Jo Ttxr&. ta-atea re form) forces. Hi ras, lew, carry FwpaMfti wtw recesMj oaferred ttceifce? to rna3-J, J b are rtif)Ke fer te rUT' a&ted by tfeat cwrferease. WWieltwrjbtraettat the Pro lie's jartj fa Jlttret IV foH cilia t&jet Usasrwt be tIk to -nne U sXiO j tbe poatiea o Ha beetV3xatata. Better rw k dls pillv3 to raect ibe rest oi part way This csiddlt-tfMbe-roaa featl aM seemtf t arife sKrtdjTfOa tbose txtlire&B Sea&rsJjJP J t oT Srt. Tbef teem tereawa swwtUrtos Jtkc tWK "Tte People's pirtjr is oasis; to tfae frost la tbis- rute. We are leaders In Hpartjyl will osturaMr !! letalfce pisces ef bsoar 2vd pTvtiSjoB at tbe pxnj is in lite asceda7 11 we fete with ttt DsBtcrac7 ao4 with U Kilter Be - - patoKczat; under rae aew caje aad r,ssxatJ"i,lere -1H cae zasrJxi brdef beagry piwaiaeat oea wJUj adalfsea Urc spiK ad-w wUi bare to wteck so tbe-loaTe aad Sshe with tbea. Bat If we stay In ttMTiBJ&ne of tte rea3; these people will be obliged to draggle into' oar 4 eaisi? singly and utxiSdaUy-tad with cooJaltaoa "the fteipotK." "w It villi not do for cur PapolUt bretbern to feel ten ure that tbey hare a lead-pipe elnett oo Hbe.dtua- tion; dead " till d?s will 'sometimes erawL If the Pop leaders are too arr&zant tbey may find tbemeelTes suddenly left bleb and dry deserted by eren tbeir own following arid an entirely new organization absorbing all the reform forces. The people are aruuted and in earnest, and tbey are no longer a dieted with any exagger ated loyaky-toibfoarty machine. This' spirit of partisanship and kreed for office will stand i tbe way of unselfUL co-operath& between those wbo consider . ttoemselTes lead- - er In tbe old parties? but as Col. Cooper suggest, -when yon get down atoaat tbe people thetnvdves, ' tbe rank sod hie, you find few obstacles In tbe way of onion. As an lllulra tion, tbe writer Ib one of thew alway'ha-been ltepuWIcans, and be is still a protectionist; tbougb be Is pleased Ui consider hi m6el fa rational protectionist in contradistinction to - the daiup'iool protectionist; buV now, In-talltiai; with Democrats and' Pop- uliU, he Mud that as long as -the old party catch words are left out of the . discussion there is really very little v difference of opinion as Urhowtbo Im- " port duties should be levied, and be sees that tbe tariff Is no longer a lire Issue. Then why should he refuse to co-operate with men wbo think .very much as he does on all the most lin- portant Isiues,- merely because be uwd to imtk'inc that they differed front him on an Isue that Is- dead und burled? Tiie PupulUlM and Silver Bepubll onns did a noble and h patriotln thing wlmn they supported the nominee of the regenerated Pt;niocracy, and the foundation lias thus been laid -for a ourdiul union of ullitue sllrer forces. If wacanall relloqulshlthe thirst for spolKtherelvthctrtifleiitvopenlng In tlmwnrldfoefliterandljraQccessful re form moTemo'nU- Let us get together on u few Importnutftplanks on which we cun all agmvand carry out some of the rernrnu which wo jtll desire. Then we can ltea" re-alignment af torwanl.and'tifc'litfout the questions on wllehwe differ ' l "J)Avu Buim Chase. ,Saleiu,Or.,XptU2atl807. AKAOiiaAKf-AlmosUM good as cwr to trade for wood J3. P. Park- hur8t;2WCUw'UercIal street, 5'liMf. - O. TOIUA. tiro- -ly . .u iro- M -rfttj Own 1 "Wilbcz refes-ics uernvt Cr teKihcmkmftifr! jEcttreJy.ofbe SxaAe Ge8ee,sp!tUe totmmm yeMentsy Btattbe-WaflAeeear ctas.Ilcr &artB altos gd the IwrUrJtaraJ -eiety aeeUe?. Tbey rtrt tbi as fraKfanss a tke wry hat a4ttki ererrtszcsaftrwL TWcrrwili uuib mUUiSiT be the legate per rsri la Ute state; aad ta? tte tfcrifly o9a f ttoe trees tbe qpMKy wHl ' m && be sm$efr. TbtMOLg la K J l ser b? foae f rsa julliiw, a immifi'M fBstgms dae, tat ant, aaufy so' Tss bsc aserchards la wbk other locaJ-lBem. go is Pafiljt aecessary far ftfes. SswtherB Orepaa Is feeliac thetbe people, e aunt have a asase sa8dewcoaderaMy this jar. Ii island t piatsacai ta UM what we was tbe reswR ef aaasaaes, aai eaabej, mfeo w waat fw 6ers t sefre treated the saae as aH ather bepeojte dlwases hy Ka7? S""! care-aB, -Brdea aHxtafe." "nei9mt aKWt,i of 9 years eid: has sees BHidew has the eect of tiUiar the eares of the trees, aod that maktm - iss tbeai to Mse extras. Last year Mr. Wallace tried the ex - ptriiatnt of'Sowtag the uchasd to, dorer, bat has pJoned Haa,aad wja bereaflercalttTate It rsgaJarly. Am Isuseasecrepcf bay wasnaJoted lastiowat la the naate ofthe Peopksl year, net nr. auaee is oi uc opinka that the door attract spber,aol5 and sblrrefe and other iajsxieas aobsals. The pirofessrs report a pecaliar cir cwostasoe cescdraleg the SpiUen Xnoz apples la the fact that this ra rietj is sot bkoelag aoyirbere ia tbe stite. - Tbey altrlbate this to tbe rank growth tmade fa.st season, tbe trees thus baTlng developed oo fro't beds. Other -rariettes of apples are blooming liberally. Tbis elrcam stance in connection with the Spitzes berg apples woald indicate tbe raioe of summer pruning. Prune trees are noticeably injured this year by a similar cireaawiaaee. Tbe rank growth left tfaeaa teoder in the fall, and they were nipped by tbe Thanksgiving frost. This followed by bright sunshine produced what i known as "sun-scaW, which mani fests itself in the gum forming noder tbe bark and exuding, as it does in "gumosls." These gentlemen deprecate the di baodment of the Fruit Union In tbis section, and report that similar or ganization In tbe Hood Rivercoontry and Southern Oregon are a great bene fit to tbe fruit growers. O. R. & N. New Time Card. Two dally passenger trains are now run between Portland and Umatilla. No. 4, the afternoon train out of Port land, is a new through trair to Spok ane, and arrives at Umatilla m tbe evening, continuing to Spokane via Wallula, without change of cars aod connecting direct with Spokane PalU & Northern train for the Kortenui and Great Northern east-bound fast express. Great Northern Palace and Tourist sleepers are operated daily on this train. This train Is tbe connec tion for lleppner Brancb trains from Heppner Jc. and all branch line north of Walla Walla, No. 2, the eve ning train out of Portland, is still tbe through east-bound connection of the UulonPacificbutnow runs via Pen dleton and noo via Wallula, connect ing with Oregon Short Line eat bound flyer at Huntington. Pullman and Tourist sleepers, also free reclin- ng chair cars, arc operatco on mis train to Chicago via Granger and Omaha. Strs. Kutb and Rioiore leave Trade street dock daily .connect Ingat Portland with rail divUioa, baggage checked through to all poinu. G. 31. Powers, 4-23-tf Agent. The Objection Not Goad. There are people who hae objection to advertising matter in tbe reading co'.ums of a newspaper. The ground objection Is that tbey do not want to read advertisements. Now this ob jection Is not good, for often time lltea advertisements convey valuable Information. For Instance, how else would the travelling public learn f the excellent dining oar service of the Wisconsin Central lines between St. Paul and Chicago, or the general com fort of travellngovei this popular line. For particulars call on the nearest ticket agent or address J. C. Pond, G. P. A., Milwaukee Wis., or Geo. S. Uatty, Gen'l Agu 240 Sturk .St. Port land, Oregon. Notice to Our Customers, We leave Salem this cowing wek. If you have any work In our shop, call for It, if you have any umbrellas to mend bring them now. We have a few more sunshades to sell at oast be fore we leave. Salem Umbrella factory, 13a State street, 27-3t J. L. K.M'WNukr. Oiteoox VuuuT.ut,w.-Wa make n specially or tnc very n varieties, the freshest and uholoost egeubles fre.oh from the gardens. John Q. Wright. 2t "Perfection" Dyos are as i.ear prr fectlonr as, dreatiran be. 2S-1 iWirOLBT W B1iVt sis Paspss's Pcty tS a Btvwa. aPfMrtat Tm C. Pik ommtf. writes a April : et-saittee-!-f tnsscr'aad fa taatr a4- parlssza tM- ey ib4 idW tM afcxe for the i f TT Btyabtieaa awd DesMoratJc par tte. ksw hi power is the gorerpsaasit. uld aske the Pfiits btMeTe there toor m wamt BeeekrySw the Pwnle" ptftr- That meaa-1 keep the hiy 5hrrtM oa the Pe pse party. Bat the aasse af Hapwfe licaa aai Ptaswcat tSBeeesary ioz The writer of alwreis bow withto , ehaassas la potlticzl iiees and mmtet ( Mrties: has carried on hes- J tMadrr far ga years, and knows what ! it right for the taaaa faaily as weir? as Graartoae, the great orator of tbe Badssh jaufiaateot. X6e people are ; foiae la: tor reforats in tbeir gBrera- party- How's TisUJ WaofierOae Hundred Dollars Be wasd tor aey case of Catarrh that can out he cared by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. Chen-hvA: Co.. Props. Toledo. O. We the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheoey for the last 15 years, and believe bim perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry oot any obligation made by tbeir rtn. We &Troax. Wholesale Druggists, j loicov, yj- naioiDS, tviuuauiv .'laiuu, u uvtc sale Draggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken enter aally. acting directly upon the blood aad mocous surfaces of the system. Pnee, 73c, per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. STATE NEWS Wild pigeon are good shooting in Coos eouolT. Hood river na doubift the acreage tbis year that It had last year. Human booes bare been found at Warm Springs 40 feet below the sur face. The boose of M. Rurli, near Cot Vmgt Grove earned Monday. Loss 14W The proseeets for an abundant crop of fruit in Union county rjever was better. George Bartmess, of La Grand, was placed uoder &0CO -bonds for killing Heorj Seidell. Tbe liabilities of Grant county Warr-h 31 last was S136.O04 and the re sources 3S7.944. At Kinney's cannery Chinese are doing work now which -formerly white boys aod girls did. A cow herder in Albany recently led tils Aock,to some wild parsnips aad all were siek and one dying. At a live bird shoot Sunday, at PeadieUM, A. D. Stillman and Otbo Turner both shot teq birds straight. Tbe farm residence of Mr. A. Set llemirre, near Albany, burned Tues day. The insurance policy expired at 12 o'clock and the house burned at 2 p. m. Tbe Union Telegraph Co., of Union Oregon, have recieved the first car load of wire for the construction of their eastern Oregon lines Ww. II. Hotembaek, a rapist in Jail at Oregon City osoaped from Jail yesteyday. He cut his way out with a poeket knife. A reward is offered for Uts return. Baron Boeeolarger, of Mu Angel, died oddMily while at bis post of doty at 4 o'ciook Tuesday afternoon. Heart failure was tbe cause. lie was of German nobility. Fourth -class postmasters for Ore gon were appointed today as follews: S. P. Coaroy, Eddyvllle, Lincoln county; Hans Basmuson, Recdvllle, Washington county. Dr. Hill and Mr. Nell, of the Law ler mines wont to Sodayille, where Mr. Nell clearly traced a well dc &aetl ldge In tbe Haupert hole. He declares the ore to be rich looking, but cannot speak with confidence un til somm reliable assays are made. Following is the list of priies of fered by the Raker City fireman at tbeir meeting on June 6, 9 and 10: Speed race, arst prize $90, second .prise 4i: wet tost, nrst prlte &S0, i second prise $40: ltook and ladder I content, SoO, second prize M5: fire- man'b bicycle race, two miles, 25. Championship race, first prize 1100, ' seoooil priae 430: fireman's foot race. Arise is5: special hub and hub race, njt priae J100, second prize $50. CXsKiaKCOHJxU. mt ST? v -- - h - UtMra&JUt ;rTOr JAO30N' OOVSTY. A VLgSKliMiar Wi a Prvjcaoa of Taseas. Jacksoa Xr.a writaa. Aprfl24: IWi Mt Of a a C. W. gtaanta (oaatf. aaa a Jew darahc wT4e " .tM r, nuisahakitinii t the Dastr Capital Jocbux. It was very f hi Ca 3liebifa aad iui- ttsaBHsiftbe peel hadaJ- ijjgMi v, ee t bb"J )s infill the BeaoMlcaa partr tOcf. I had hopes that tbe faMoSfetofthe JfceKlaiey ad-lait- tratias aM fH op fUtes which zae bis sarh bit m)oriOes. Whea the laogriae classes of Peoosyl- Xw Tort pay protection prices far eJotbler aad svgar, white reeefrlac gold staodard wares, wey wHI set their eyes oaea Jw. The yeast Is tery workiot. Keep It warat. TTEUSS OF UI7HRBST. CalUoraia baTadopted the Torreas system -oi saea ira3er. At Its recent sessioa the 3Iis 1209 soari iectetsmre eoaswered bills. The lahabitaots of tbe United Ststescoasaaie more thaa half the oftioioe pfodoced in the world. Ia Bostoa a mooker ha learned to ride a wheeL It wears the handle bars very low. and is a persistent soofher. Ia Melbourne a woman gets two pence halfpaaay for making a shirt, while a Ohiaamas gets fire pence for washing It. With regard to tbe war maps coneerslag tbe present struggle in tbe East, it must be said that they are all Greek It is said that more than &D per cent of railway passengers in England are third class. Tbey contribute about S3 per cent, of tbe receipts. America shipped to British dealers last year 8i,l.4 worth of bicycles Even the heathen Chinese bought ?ll,O00 worth of American wheels. The New York Aquarlam will soon have a pair of white wbaels. They will come from the St. Lawrence river, and will prooably.be abont 15 feet long. The Carnegie and Homestead steel companies threaten to close works in Jnne unless tbe government agrees to pay tbe price demanded for armor plate. In a North Carolina case the court has held that failure to enter tbe yeas and nays on a legislative Journal upon the second and third readings of an act authorizing the creation of muni cipal indebtedness, as required by a constitutional provision, renders the statue void. Flax Seed. All farmers who are contemplating sowing Max should at tend to it at once and secure their seed contract so the proper amount can be ordered. Call at Dickenson's seed store for particulars. 4-19 d&w tf If you dye with "Perfection' Dye, goods will not fade. 2S-1 w Mrs. George Bean, better known as Hazel Hay of Chicago, the dancer, has been awarded damage in tbe amsunt of 810,000 for injuries received in a folding-bed in ths hotel Nor mandie, that city. In 1S94. At the time she was connected with the "Milk White Flag" company. There is no joy in this world equal to the happiness of motherhood. A woman finds ample compensation for her trials and T-or-lies and bothers ia the soft, clingine little body nestling close to her own in the trustful clinging of the little hands, and the love light in the little eyes. A woman's health is her dearest pos session. Good looks, good times, happl. ness, lore and its continuance, depend on her health. Almost all of the sick, pess of women is traceable directly or indi. icctly to some derangement of the organs distinctly feminine. Troubles of this kind are often neglected because a very natural and proper modesty keeps women away rrom physicians, whose insistence upon ex amination and local treatment is generally as useless as it is common. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will do more for them than 99 doctors in loa It will do more than the hundredth doctor can unless he pre scribes it. It is a prescription of Doctor Pierce, who for 30 years has been chief con. suiting physician of the World's Dispen sary end Invalids' Hotel, at Buffalo, "I loM sis babic by untimely births. In the turn mown oi mysrTeuinprrcnancy.asiuual, I was taken 111 Tbe family doctor was called. He said there was no help for me. The tub sit be bora. I rri exeesilvtlv. I ivr. soa4l ray husband, a. against tbe phplcun's ad. Tee's Favorite PrrsfrirtHnn vie, to fet me Dr. Pierce's Favorite roar aotc quitted my paiav tui cblld was porn at fall time. It Is three years old, aod I am --.---- .. . .. .-- - -..r..v... IK up : happiest mother in tbe world." imigk (8MJL (lira.) First i ist sd il tie Uk Hoods SrMprM & te dTertised s a brjJ T!' . yoi lasT-S br4ffa SCaBstMBSlSfAfid .vJ.fc-rfcai4fto aarwofsarofah. zi ci, zhmmnttom ml- . cterrh, envsae. xa .- ter. iinnw" . Always Strikes at tie root oi tbe disease and eliminates ererr germ of. impurity. -ro...w. tmtifv to absolute curt cf Kirf diseases by Hoods Sarnpanlla although discouraged by the failure of otter medicines. Bembm c-er tai Ho Sarsaparilla IstfceV-jt tafrt tbe OoeTnKBJoi Purser Hood S Pll IS fw operate Oregon State Fair. The Oregon -State Fair for 1T, opens on Thursday, September 30. and closes on Friday, October S. The books are now open for entries for tbe following stake races, tbe entries closing on May 1. TBOTT1XG STAKES. For 2-year olds, mile beats, 2 in 3, for colts owned in Oregon. Washing ton, Idaho aod British Columbia prior to Jaouary 1, 1S97. Entrance 52s, payable il, May 1. 1687-310 July 1, lfcST, and $10 before starting. Added money -J150. For 3-year olds, mile heats, 20 class. 3 in 5, conditions same as for 2-year olds. 52W) added. 0 auucu muut'i lur nam uici!. BUNTTDTG STAKES. Five-eighth miie dash for 2-rear olds, owned in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and British Columbia prior to January 1, 1S97. Entrance $25, pay able 85, May 1, 1397, :0, Ju'y 1, 1587. and 810 before starting. Added money 2150. For 3-year olds, one mile, condition same as for 2-year olds, 325 entrance. 8200. Added. No added money for walk overs. co.stjitio.vs. There must be three legitimau starters in these stakes to carry adde money. If less than three, tbe ei trance money will be divided 65 p-i cent to tirst, and 35 per cent to second colt. Other races will be publisbiddatter Address,' C. D. Gabrielsos, Secretary, Oregon State Board of Agriculture, Salem, Oregon. tf CASTOR! A For Infants and Children. TisfiS- r!-:is dpixri 4f - r- -c clccJUm n. SAVE YOUR GRAIN. Few realize that each squirrel de roys 310 worth of grain annually. Wakelee's Squirrel and Gopher Exter minator is the most effective and economical poison known. Price re duced to 30 cents. For sale br G. W. Putnam, Stelner Drug Co., Lunn & Brooks, G. L. L. Baskett and A. I. Stone. d & w-3 10-4m Perfection in dying is only attained by using Perfection Dyes. 21-6t JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stock oi brushes of all kinds in the state, Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of crass seeds. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LOST-A Knight Templar watch charm. Engraved initials "C M L" and other en graving. Return to C. M. Lock wood. ,. lem, Or. 27 3t WANTED High-grade woman,good church standing to act as Local Manager and State Correspondent here, after thoroughly learned our business salary $900 if qualified. En. close seh.addressed stamped envelope to" A. T. hlder, General Manager, care Daily Journal 4-27-im WANTFD.r-High-grademan of good church standing, to act as Local Manager and State Correspondent here after having thoroughly FnrW SS s'ness'-"lry 000 if qualified. t.vTa sel'-adhesed stamped rnvefope to A Journal ' ManB, care of Daily is Frank Crnover. He is to be found at Dearborn's, and when found will do your and satisfactory than any one here. 4-20 E.?1??"5 wiiaujg competent help to care toEfT alPf.cil1 uIewSk! .LL. . y or hour' cal,al W"1" Cout and 21st streets, or telephone o Epplev's MRS.N. B. SC01i.r-stew)gTapbtr,f . .y.r. uw 10 an cia ses of watt: bUUCITORii WAiil'ED FOR DRT CT MAGE'S htm EanhGirf!." wtu J lour amiiivt ik . .i ..' ... " sava and ll!- ,!.Jl"tU,J?S "J. cf Talmage's book, ld7Tfce Srifccwr led"is his latest and cradle n??t 1" ENORMOUS. EvenfSrwtuK S;$3-5?- 3? ?00K. BIG 05H roffia-Vsi1 dress for outfit and territorV TUqLJjL Company, Star Building, CMea. Umw && C JH. MACK. - DENTIST.- - n. r V. Keeee. old Whke rJrterSaW Or.' Parttes ferfrteg ssperiot J ienuoe, a; .wieratt fcs 7 " awMW foe inreston. Iaice efcol m rehabk eortpaai . Broker, room 24. z, Bmsh bank bwUdisg. WOLZ'S MARKET 1 WLZ& KIESCKE Prws Dealars ia"a31 kiuds of frei sad salt rrea Lard ia baTk. ;c a lb. Cbeapes meat n b. o-n. Try then. 171 Coaasaetctal St. S1LE1. ifia1 ru Ofrke Wiriamette Heiel BWifl 'or water service apply at oSce. KU payable mootnly in adi-asce. Make at coarplainu at tbe ofice. C. H. LANE, 2tt CwJ'BireUl st, Saiea Or pySoiu tig apwards. Faatst cpyands'l BfflS ! BATHS ! HARD TIMES PRICES. Batlss isjc each porcelain tabj-'4 tr 50c. Mills's barber sbop. :? Cocasercial St., Saleaa. 2ti CORN CHOP AND CORN at the old reUablf teed store of SRLWSTER & WHITE, ji COt'RT ST. SALEM. J, K. GILMORE, Successor toWhite Ac Gilaore, dine, fenieot, Lath, Plaster. Cxn and ICorn Chip, a'l kinds of feed. 34 STATE ST. T. H MA AS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makes a spMialty of &oe repair tuotk, Seti Tbomas clock, etc., 2t; CoroBerdal Sceet Tbe Poble shop, 00 comer of State aad Frost is noir prepaid to doonrK cliif -HOBSB AND GENERAL JOBBING. rSattfacti3a gaarao'eei. Git; us a call I 12 im POHLE & BISHOP. J. S. FDB NEW MARKET, State street, near raiiroid. Freshtst'aad best meats. My patross say I keep the best meats in town, 3 23 ELLO! SEE r, sbentley. If you want to move or want a load of ay kind hauled or want a load ofiun.r. M sand or gravel, or cemeat. lime, hair piaster. brick or sewer pipe, see D. S. Beetler, cor ner of Front and Cheaeketa street? or iig up telephone 30 Also wool and coal on hands at all times. Orders promoflv iiienrfr.1 to. ... Depot Express. Meets all masl aad Dassewor trrir,c n, -, gage and express to all pam of the city IVMIKt V TrWC. I C! Telephone No. 70. IAMES RADER; FOR SALE ! 200 acres of good bottom laad all under fence, pod oat raage, 135 acres ia crops frame house sew fesx bans. T.y large! AH goes for $3,000 on easy paymeits. For Salem, Or. "1 jr"- ewjaire cc c. M. Cnarltoo, 4 19 dfi: vr Ira fortone mlc kf a wry small i0Test. alrt w 1 z meet. Don't write ar t'orrcHEOx. n,UKk, 4-14-tr Sal H J JT f f Eraia cr hm mlttZriJZlZL? MORTGAGE LOANS WATEK CO I H Acme SteamCanner VKjnhkmiMms 1 a . - " " " v LMUU To Be Healthy frVKr.. You must undout keep up a good culauoa, It is mainspring of UfJ Our Circulation Among the masssl phenomenaL and eryone who is of judging declares rvvs.rifTj Is perfectly heali and capable of brn tag the very largest turns xo tfiose -m awake people who 1 ronize its columns, It's Daily Circulation Is 1 1 j a . people The m read it The ft A support it. The (4 pie defend it acijl defends the people. ! '5s. sy i mu - - .sr'y. You Can Not Have Their Trade unless you reanl with -your advertis-jl Space in the Erc means of doing tW Our Circulation covers not only sm but is ceneral all cl the state- Every marU will COa that vflVfl? We Have jsm The Evening Journal The Circulation " t ba62,MUlCity,Or: 4 32 xradJcw -.IroasoUjU.