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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mr.. A. Bush will be home shout
Dec. lst.
Mr.. George Dickinson Of Albany,
is in the city.
Express for Salem still comes from
Portland via Albany.
Mr.. David Simpson was a passen-
ger for isquins to day.
Miss Jeus Breyman is home nom
trip to the sound cities.
L. S. Marshal McGarry is feeling
tetter to-day aud will safely recover.
:. W. Scott is laying the founda.
ton for a $50 house in North Salem
Mike Ryan, of North Salem, has
departed for briIe At walla Waila.
The Bush block next TO the Villa.
Le.te will be enclosed for occupancy
next week.
Mrs. A. y. Gilbert and son are
9th doing well. Mrs. Gil.srt has
oerp able to be up to day.
1t will not I've hong before all the
.c,s atput opening the big Scotch
mills csu be made public.
Mrs. A. l. Boyers, of North Yak
INA, has arrived at the home of her
IA dher, Mrs. A. W. Dennis.
DR.. J. NJ. keene is home from
,cting as gnnm>nian at Ralph
Nloody's wedding, vi Port Town
end.
James Collins and Belle GATE
were the second c'uple favored viii
. permit to we'd from the county
c.vrk TO day.
All the elderly lady patients wh'
were injured in ti,e wreck, who ar
al the Willamette are doing wei
and in good spirits.
The r, seburg mail was expected
lD c,,nIe over the Lahish trestie Ia
,iay, in which case the traius vii
move regularly hereafter.
Mr.. E. F. Osborne, of Eugene
has purchased all inter, st in the
aud 10 c~rt store of II. :. Crissniai
and will make his home here IN tll
uear future.
The great cattle rancher, Mr.. Pt
Beckky, uf Oakland, Oregon, wi'
mad four ribs broken, is ahle
move about, aud Was to-day take
Ia the parl-rs.
School Clerk W. b. Simpson is %
10 Newport and Iaquina Bay, for
few days. His official duties wi
ne looked after by J. NJ. Rogers
mis- absence.
Norman Parrish was in Il littI
private wreck Of his own. lie Sly
he got 2iO0 weight square on his lie:
He is ge thug around, n little laui
though.
Mr.. Dodds, the Engiishman, VIII
is chartered in the Eldridge Liocl
i. still in q critical rendition froI
| his injuries ut the Labish wreck All
D may not recover.
. MILO. Townsend Of the ne'
: ST. Paul restaurant has iten i'll for
= few DAYS of malaria. He expects
e be around in day or two. III
: house is having II good run.
Jap. Mimic says the theory thu
. Alderman Collins wiuded the rest I
the crowd in their mpuntaln hui
10 not sustained by the facts. Ii
a- windy theory as the rail the"r.
. Mr.. Ralph Mmdy and bride,
P,rt Townsend arrived IN the eli
Monday, and will be given IL rec+I
tion this evening the h"me
Mr.. and Mrs. ex- Moody, q
Court street.
Mr.. Collector of Customs Earhar
of Portland, ls in the city. He va
; an old Saleniite formerly. he e:
= pressed surprise at the growth
= salem, and had a visit with b
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

runs high in this ciry over System
Builder, as everyE'dy IL using Il lol
,.atarrh ~ the Stomach, Co,isunip
tion-Dyst-ls-ia, impure blood au,
Ia build up the Systeni--ii certaimI.. !.
must he an excelI-mt preparation.
when every ybody speaks 81 well %
It. d&wyr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

MOvED.-The Court street jeweler
has moved from the Unitarian hall
building TO nicer and more com
modiuu- location at ll2 Opera House
block, the room held by the w. L.
+. L. His patrons will find MIN at
his new location.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Anything under the sun, and
rther articles too nunirrous 10 men
tion. given away, aud chr"nIo
drown in, az the st"re of Ben Frrst'
u.r. Duu't fail to call there If you
want to make little money go h
2 ,ud WAYS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

FoEEFATHEHs DAY.--It i- i'll
contemplation to celebrate forefHth'
er=' day ia some appropriate manner
st the Congregational church ~
some time during the holidays. Tile
p,-,"r,al board are in charge If the
matter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

INTENDED NUPTIAI.S.-This even
Ing AT o'clock Mr.. Lot l.. Pt1rce
aud Miss May Chapman will lie
united in niutrim ,uial bonds at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. y. Chapman,
Garner Church and Uniun streets.
Rev. Corwin viii ofiiciite.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Itching Piles are kDown by moisture
iige pei spiratior, s7pusing Intense ,ichiup
vh..il warm This hrui ~ Neii ~ biinN
Blee ling AMI prHruding. Yield nj once q.
Ur. BosankO's Pile itemedy. viii cb act.
dire ~ ,,n iiir IsirI~ afs.red, ai,r.,riSr IA
n,~rs, ailays itching ard effects . tsrn'ai,
enl ,;urr. ~ ceuls Druggist ar mail
treiis iree. Dr. itss.nkO. Phiiade,phin v.
Sold by Smith 4 rteiusr.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
H,bb.ra's Rh.u-a,,e ana Liver pills

These pil.sare scientifically eJnipOnDde.
and unifoi la in action. No gripping pail
y, commonly following the use Oi pills
r0ey sFe sdaapied "a b'dn adults and cijil
ir-nwilb perfect safety. We qua ante.
hes have nsj equal Ia the cure nsick hez,u
,cir, stiIkatiIi. dysl'ep-ia anu b,iIiDus
e-s ARD, as AN appetizer, they excel an!
hhsr preparainn III iy
S,Iith 4 steiIIer, .Oie agts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

OvERCoATs.-Before you buy All
overcDat for the cold weather Jusl
step into the Salem Woolcn Mill
Store, on Commercial street, aud se'
the superior goods they have IN that
line at way-down prices.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

FILED. - Articles Incorporating
the Newport Improvement company
were filed in the Office of the secre-
tary Of state to day, with l.. t.
Blain, j. ;. Cooper and >. q. irwin
rs iucorporstDrs; capital stock ssO,'
OJ0; object to build aud operate u
uiotor line AT Newport, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Partnership CJsfP PLETED.-
County Clerk Bubc',ck this after
n,nn grautel marriage licrnse to
Mr.. Sllas l. Jones and Miss Emma
II. Bernardo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

To LEAVE Us.-I. A. Manning
ina. bought an Interest in one Of the
oldest INSURANCE companies Of Taco
ma and will roOn leave for that city.
He has been over there several days
looking around, and now thinks he
NAV make his permanent home
fhry,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

NEW RULEs.-Siuce the train,
have changed this time, the p'sl
Office will cl,,se at $50 in the even
ing and will not open until nex'
morning. The evening mail vii
not be distributed until morning.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
Administrators N0tice Of Final
Sei tlriupMt.

NOTICE IL he ei'y given Ia whom n may
n eoncrrD that Tie undersigned admin
,-lrairix Of the erLiir Of barti.'s lieeyt'-.
dece .seI. has n eh her finai iscs,,su ~,
such adm inistnatrS with iiie Gle X ~ tin
e.,unly c.,urt OI N ,riOn couniy, Stale ~
,pr.sen, aud that iir. " ~. Wahin.
Judx.. 0f s.n esnirI ha- fixed the 5tb day
III Jtuiiary, i,g'. - ~ OchHk "a, IN ~ iin'
time .d ii..,rii,e bJ .',tio.s IT,. ,and -eilie
Inent uf said account. SARA u REEVE,
Adniinistiaifix.
Dated Nov. II, 1850. li:2i-,tw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

A CoRRECTIoN.-The JOURNALS
statement in regard TO Wesley Shan
non Introducing the bill for a new
.,ate house. WAS evidently inteded
10 refer to his work in the Territorial
)e.,,s!ature. The bill for the present
state house was prepared 10y Hon. I.
McF. Patton, presented and pressed
10 its final passage by that gentle
man in 1872. He secured an appro'
priation of Sl0o, 200 for start. This
l. the correct history.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Harness While the arrival nf
Nr, NJ. Beamers new harness stock
has been delayed on the road, he !.
rec, living goods daily. II you are III
need of new harness, whips, sad
dies or pridles, do not purchase
until YOU have SEE n his stock III,
and tn arrive soon. 2ssl Commercial
street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
GILBERT { Patterson.

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, VarniShes,
Brushes, WinjowgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for spicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

J. w. Crawford says he was not H.
h. wreck and il not candidate f"I
the United States Senate, but in
will beat any firm in Salem seilin,
siny..n cnr.Hn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

HE Is IN IT.-Wherever the
science of securinga "a good, comfort
able, substantial fitting shoe ~ e"n
ce ne Klein the shoe man is In the
ring to stay.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Made Happy.-No man, woman
or child is 50 happy as the one VIII
let's his moneys worth; hence ti'
-nIiling faces always visible at Far
rar & Co.'s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
Closing Oat Sale,

J. w. Crawford is closing out hi'
stoves and tinware, preierrins T.
sell these p'rtious Of his stock n
.reat reductiUus TO again moving
lhem. q &-w-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

For SALE.-TwO ear lOads q
straw alnnrst as gos,d as hay for lee'
at McCUurt's feed store, 81 Cour
street. ll-lo-i
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

FAKNE ERs, ATTENTION Mir
Martin Thompson, proprietor Of The
s,ar Roller mills at Turner, makes
announcement that, he will do 8
general custom and exchange mill
ing business, grind aud sell feed or
f1rur for toll. He guarantees the
best ,ller e 1ur and a large turnout
from clean wheat. See his ad. in
the WEEKLY JOURNAL, and take
him sample of your wheat h-for.
engaging your years supply OF hour
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

NONE ON IT. There is 40 such
thing as fancy prices on any OF tue
furniture sold by Buren,. He tries
TO veil the public solid articles at ii'ii
prices.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

3aware OF the Threateniu. Danger
Do not n.glect II cnu.h ar any nj.
-cliun of the lungs. Delay Is fatal
Inld.n's Ethereal Cough syruli
yill cure you if taken promptly,
Larg- siz 81, smaller Oh cents, Fol
sale by all druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
Loo Al MARKET.

Wheat, net's2 cents per IVA.
Hops, active: p to 3 cents per TO-
Wheat reiuains steadily al g.,
with receipts averaging si'out N"
bushels day at salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
1891.
Harper's Magazine
ILLUSTRATED.

The important series of papers on Souti,
Aui-rics,, by TheOd.re t'biid, viii he c,pn
lnu-d la Hurp.r's Mngazine during III
:ieiier part III the year lr,,i The ariic-
IN n.hittern California, by charles bud
~ Warner. w'll also he continued. AInpttv
'iher noteworthy aiiri,ctn,Ds will he !.
iosrl by thafi.s Esbert Cridd6ck; "a col
s'iion "f WigiDrl drawings by NJ.
m 'cRera, nov pubiisesd for the firsi time,
novel written aud Illustrated by G-Orge
In Siaurief; "a novelette, by v iiliam Dean
towels; ana d series OF pap pers On l,oi don
~ Waller iies,nt.
In the number and variety OF illustrated
'iiers hnd other articles On subjects al
iIieIy interest. .hs wei a. la he unrivalied
'hanici@r of iis siioit sIOries. pnins. eic.
itrpeTs Magazine viii coniinue TO main.
ain thai STANDARD .i excellence lor which
I h"s IA lGng been distinguished.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

w l.. Naue, u, Norih salem, las
n fu line Of general niercliandise
aud $ giving away handsome bos'ks
with casa purchases, n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Have you s.'en IiiU-e late novelties
It Mrs. NJ. T.. Wilson's, in the line
Il fall aud winter millinery.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

WAsrED.-A pirl 10 do pantry
wo k,a,i W bell boys, at once.
Hotel Willamette, Salem. ll-l7tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Miss Mary f.. Steiner, teacher oI
piano and organ. Address pa
Twelfth street. II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
THE COURT STREET JEWELER

fsthe working mans fsieod. strictly firsi
class work on watches and cloc sat eastern
prices Aiso dealer in ~alehes, clocks.
jewelry. silver ware, at M opera Block
saieui, Orez'ru. W
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Dr Gunu's Impruved Liver i'ills are -
ure eur. t,r sick hea'iaih bilious e''n'
,Ila nts, dyspepsiu, dIgeSiion. o,siiv' mes,
'1rpd aver, -ic. ! ie.e PHI iD-nre perfect
lig.stiou correct the liver ANA stomach
rurif. and enrich TIE oh~'d and make ih,
Kin cle.r They ul,o Irjdnre u e nId ap
etite, aud invIg"r,ie aud strensi ben iih
Mir. - sie;ii by their Iunic irilun. Soi'i
At y cents a DoX by smith q steiner.
Good writing paper only B cent.
.~r quire at Crissunan's 8 aud ~
Yut store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
OUR GOODS - OUR PRICES
Are the choice,t Are the Lo~sn
3l7 Commercial St.
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD


And Oregon Deveiupmient connpanyt
steamship line. 70 miles shorter, ~ hour
ie., tine tiuln by any Ot,.I iOute. Fin
',i'l>s through passenger ana freight III
fr IN Portland aud all points In the W
usmeiie valley D nnd iro u San Francisc'
TINE SCHEDULE. Except sundaysL
Leave Albany l.U y
t.~s,ye Corvallis i:W y }
Nrrive lHqutnn 5;S ,
rave lpIUina -b:Lj n b..
l<s,ve Corvallis 1915 A
arrive Albany Il:lO A
q. 4 e. trains connect M Albany a.,,
corvallis.
rhe above ts,lns connect AT YAQUlN
with the oregon Development tob LII
,fsSIls, i-hii,- i.'i Ssen >n0Iiina and NJ
rrancise-,. .... ....
STEAMERS. Fhoa YAoyIs!
r'ariliDr, Friday, June :
willamette Valley. Tuesday y--------July
Faralipn, Sund d,y----.--------------- ~
I - IIl,.ineiie Valley. Thursday---------"
FafsiiOn, Tuesday y---------------------'
srsA nEHs. FnoM BAN FKAscIso
" iiin,net,e Valley. Fridny---------June2 z
tiih,iion. Tue, dnyn n.s----------------juiy ,
willamette Valley, Sunday -----------"
FlniIlon, Thnfsiny .----.--------" II
= iilitiIiette valley fue-fnv .---- !
Tins company re>' ~ q the rlgbt v
aiaiige sailing d,ies vii Out notice.
y. B.-i'ussepgers iron' Portland aud al
Willamette Valley paint, can make clos,
ynpectioD with the train Oi th'
AQUlSA ROUTE at = ban. Corvallis
md II destined Ia Run ~ ,ncistO, siiOild
,rn,nse 10 arriveai f~,uina the evenini
Passenger and frrigs' Rates Always ~
iSx est For inIOrIialt1 apply W Messn
ICLMAS q Co., reight and Tickt'
lgeni~ DO aud 1ll Froi.i st.. Portland, Or
&C. uO.jUE Act Genl frt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer i'm Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
lmr and Border, Artists Ma.
tprialS. Lime, Hair. Nails and
SlIllgles, Hay, Feed and Fence
pnsts. Grass Seeds. Etc,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Go TO Bon Ton for good, SQUARE
meals for Is cts. w. F. Harri,, :,
Proprietor. dot
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

The Volumes Of the Aiaeazine beyin v,,th
the numbers lOr Jure and Deceinber ,,f
'7r'h year. hen nO time IL specified.
.nb cripii,,Ds viii hegin with the number
current tat the time Of reaeipi of order.
hound voluinesoi Harpers Nsraziue for
% %n,ee Year, back, ~ neat cloth bindins,
VIII be reni by mall, ps,>i-paid. ,,p r,e.,, Il
y s,ou p.r v,inine 10th 'ssse- ,E,r b,ndius
Dee,iis s''ch by mail postpaid.
Index N iiarper's Aagazine, alphabet.
ics'l analytical ana classified, for Volumes
~ ~, Inclusive, trOin June iala, Il, June
is<'. "n v"i., ,svO. e'Oth, silsl
hemittanees must be made by postofice
none" "'ier or drafi, toayoid i.ss.
Newspapers are noi to copy this .dyer.
iise'nent without tho ex press order az M. !.
pcr a brpthsrs. ' ',"''
Address; hARrER = BRorugns. NY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
MONEY TO LOAN
On Farm Property.

Apply to W. A. Hamilton, lo1 state ~.
Salem. d~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Mr.. Collector of Customs Earhart,
of Portland, ls in the city. He wa
an old SalenIite formerly. He ex
pressed surprise at the growth o
salem, and had Visit with Ills
daughter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
VISIT our STORE INSPECT our GOODS
COMPARE our PRICES

The more YOU invrsti r,'s, he more YOU
will be ,1uyinced of the extraordinary
V.tltIe- We Offer.
The morning call., 1890-09-07

Was Miss Otelia Mau. On the 14th OF jan
uary, 1885, she was married to Charles Band
mann, son of Julius Bandmann, an old ard
respected citizen, identified with the IN
terests of the city and State for number
of years. The bride. beautiful blonde,
looked charming in a very becoming toilet
of white faille franchise, made with long,
sweeping court train. Deep ti0unceS OF
duchesse and Point d Alencon lace draped
the front of the skirt and they were caught
with o garnture of lilies of the valley and
orange flowers. The cursage was cut in V,
both back and front, and trimmed in the
front with cascades, while the bodice was
made pointed, with long sleeves, gracefully
finished with lace. From her golden couture,
dressed a la grecque, depended long. fow-
ing veil of white silk moleine, held by spray
of orange blossoms. In folds and riiples
the veil flowed over the long court train.
The slippers were of white satin. the gloves
of white kid. and in her hand she carried
bouquet of lilies of the valley tied with
bands of white gros grain. No jewels were
worn to mar the harmony of the bridal cos
tune. The bridesmaids were Misses Alice
Mau, Tonic Bandmann and Jennie Martel,
who were attired alike in costumes OF pink
corded silk, made with demi train I An
glalse. The wedding took place at the ele-
giant residence of the brides father. The
wedding gifts were beautiful, costly and
profuse. The happy pair departed for the
southern part of the State on their honey
moon, and almost the first news that they
heard from home was that the Mau resi-
dence had caught on fire and burned to tha
ground, not one of the mauv precious gifts
beiIIg saved How the ire originated could
not be discovered. BY some. it is to this
day regarded as the work of an incendiary.
The morning call., 1890-09-07

the impressive Mrs. William Alvord. In
February, 1885, cards were issued by Judge
o. G.. Pratt of Suffer street for the wedding
of his stepdaughter. Marie Adele, to Dr.
James w. Keeney. The entire house was
canvased and profuson of callas, smilax,
lilies roses and dwarf palms made bower
of the parors. The bride, tall and hand
some brunette. was clad in a robe of heavy,
lustrous duchesse satin. The front of the
skirt was laid in reverse plaits from the
waist down, with drapery Of duchesse
lace fes: ooned with orange blossoms. The
bodice was elaborate, with point lace
bouffant at the back. The long court train
depended in full folds, ending in battle
ments and ruffle of duchesse lace, and
lining of white gros grain. The corsage was
cut V-shaped, with Di Medici collar,
adorned with clusters of orange blossoms
and lilies of the valley. The sleeves
reaching TO the elbow were in open-work
design, terminating in Van Dyke points
lined with lace. The bride wore for jewels
a combination Of rubies. diamonds and sap
phi-es. She carried white lace handker-
chief and white nephetos roses. A fashion,
able wedding reception followed at the
Palace Hotel. Every year Mrs. Keeney is
one of the leaders at a favorite summer re-
sort. James V. Coleman recently stood
sponsor for DR.. Keeney's infant son.
The morning call., 1890-09-07
ALONG THE RAIL.
Delegates to the Firemen's Con.
yentiOn on the Way.

The Firemen's special from Chicago, car
rying a large number of delegates TO the
Brotherhood Convention, which convenes
in this city tomorrow, and which was due
here yesterday afternoon, was delayed but
few minutes by the accident to the fast mail,
which occurred FIR iday few miles east of
Ogden. The running time has been slightly
changed from other causes however. and the
train is due to arrive at Oakland Mole to-
day at - O'Clock. The party, in charge os
Frank p. Sargent, of Terra Haute, Ind, will
be met at Oakland by a delegation from the
Pacific Coast Brotherhood, by whom they
will be entertained during their stay on the
Coast.
Mr. Fillmore has made arrangement
whereby their train will pass over the moua-
tain division by day, leaving Truckee this
morning at ocl ock.
The order of exercises to be carried out
during their sojouln in San Francisco will
be as follows:
Monday-Reception and welcome at Biioa
Theater by officers Of the Pacific Coast
Brotherhood. Then m address of welcome
an address OF welcome in behalf Of San
Franciseo by Mayor Pond. Next an address
of welcome by Tom Fitch. Add-- in re-
Spouse will then be in ord Grand
Master 4. =. Sargent .Iaste1
Hon. j. J. Hannahar ~, and By
ordeEs- EIsleV. De5ps of Terrs Haate. The
49, al closing prayers at these seS-
; Sons viii be BY Rev. DIR. Chase OF San Fran
cisco.
Observation-Disclosures meetings and secret
session, after which .ho delegates Will par
tlclpato In the Native Sons parade.
Mednesday-Business ana secret sessions.
jhuIsday-Business In the evening a
grand ball at Odd Fellows Hall. which will
be gorgeously decorated with flags and bro
therhcOd emblems
FTiday-Union meeting to which all bro
therhood men viii be admitted. There will
be speeches and general discussion of
topics OF interest to the order.
Observation-Disclosures meetings
Sunday-Ihe delegates will attend the
Central M. f. Church in body, to hear
Rev. DR., Case preach railroad sermon"
prepared especially for the occasion.
Monday-Secret session, followed by adj
j0urnment.
Tuesday excursion to Monterey
rendered the delegates by the Southern
Pacific Company. The train will leave San
Francisco at 1880 III the morning, and reach
Pacific Grove at noon. where an outdoor
banquet Will be served. Returning the train
will arrive in San Francisco at $50 in the
evening.
Wednesday and remainder of the weel-
DELI gates will enjoy themselves BY seeing the
town and making short excursions TO the
country.
The Mayor has extended the freedom of
the city TO the organization, which represents
424 lodges Of 1900 members.
Z. 4. Halliday. Director of tho Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad and Worlds Fair Com
missioner from California, will leave TODAY
for Chicago.
Thomas Hill, the well-known artist of
Yosemite, leaves to-day for the Grand Can
yon of the Colorado to fill a picture contract
with the Santa Fe Company
w. c. Hazrldine, general agent of the
Santa Fe, will leave for Albuouerome. n.
Mex, this evening.