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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
SLAMMED LUNACY TO ESCAPE.
The Successful Ruse Adopted by Three Obi,
COuvicfs.

Inc SucceeSIol muse Auopteo " Anxee On10
Couvicts.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. March 25.-Shortly after
/ o'clock this morning three prisoners escaped
from the insane asylum at the penitentiary
They got away during the temporary absence
their guard, who had gone to the front part Of
the institution to report the number of inmates
in his department Is shown by the I o'clock
count. When he returned three men were
missing.
The men we're Joseph Stafford, serving ten
years for robbery; Vim. Graham, doing four
years for the same odense, and Harry Brennan,
doing five years for burglary and larceny.
1t is supposed that the guard left the asylum
door open, that the men were only feigning in
sanity and had secured berths in the as ylum for
the purpose Of planning escape. They got over
the walls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

sales-Regular csll-le O'Clock m: Col. Title
ms, 100 at "a. L. 5. Electric Light, l50 LIN
coin Hail. 2 az IS.
Government Bonds-U. =. a. registered, 1907.
liz bad. ll2s. asked L. 3 -. coupons 1907
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
RArr.s ExrrnpRrsE.
1914 18TH ST. BE.

SATURDAY. MARCH 25; MoNDAY, MARCH
q; TUEsD ~; MARCH q
1t requires no bead to see the BARGAINS in our
srrine stock Of High Grade Goods. Good quality
formIy low prices are made al we have to sell.
You can't 20 wrong when you buy from US. because
We have ust of doing business and that Il to
give dollar in rood quality for dollar Of any per-
sons money. Our Imported Hats. vel our
own manufacture. can't help to please the Our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

4 loyal 8oospetoD 60 . FoFoign vessel.
Portland, Ne, March 2S.-Tha City Of
Portland Il 10 give the italian royal trsnsport
Eridino royal reception when she enters this
harbor on the 29th instant She comes direct
from Italy and has on board the Italian exhibit
for the worid's fair. Ths city government has
coprion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

sSsrstary Carlisle Refused an OHsr II The
San Francisco Banks.
SAH FRANcIsoo, March 25--U. 8. Treasurer
Jackson states that the banks yesterday offered
10 exchange nearly million dollars worth Of
gold for notes, receiving the latter 1t New York
at NO expense 10 The government Mr.. jock
son at once autographed the Gender TO Secretary
Cariisle, who replied that il must b declined -
no dearth Of gold now exists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

BUFFALO. n. Y, March 25.-Charles Boer-
schert. a travelling salesman from Milwaukee.
fell in fit on Main street this morning and
died on the way to the hospital he Was about
forty-hve years old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening and closing prizes. OF
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wre 60 Carson Mccartney. l4ls street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

Tn Hruour
OF ocean waves hss recently been measured N .
very inEsnious way. BY floating sensitive Hneroid
baromeIer on the water rpcordil.g nftachment
Forty Is the heieht I'm fairly hesvy 40
but IN violent eAlss this IL much fncre ased- Ths
bon and g. o. Taylor Pure Rye Whistles tncroases
every year. The cause-their axe. strength and
purity. DrugR1sts and erocers sell them Our frm
name 10 on tbs lapel and over the cork. cHksTEE
II. GRAVES SONS. Sole Proprietor. Boston. Mana
Trsds Supplied by
JAMES L BARBOUR q SON,
wsshinssou. d. @.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

The orchid lover knows his plants
ss the shsphesrd his shesp He may
have 2 dozen q one spe@es and can
recognize The H0zer q each individ-
nal He loves them and thinks Of
zhsm almlsz - persons. rejoicing II
Ihslr welfare and sJrTOwng when
they are SICK OE about % die Like
z good nurse. he moves them frUm
one place % another aDi watches 70
Sc whether they improve by the
change. Wh=n AFTER al hls care they
die. he l. slmcs- ino01soIzble. The
plant may b the only one of Us kind
and perhzps another : unobtainsble.
Al he can DO e 70 trezsure 10 irs por-
trait as z mementO Of C1e -nzt has
ben lOved- but unfcTru unstely lOs-
He may even feel some touch Of re-
morse as he thinks that perhaps If
something more had been done lis
-af@@-Tssl azE-== Lszs,- hsssn saved Long
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

A gentleman who has been travelling
over the county extensively during tbs
past week, Il u the opinion that over
300 acres Of grain ls 10 the shock Ia
Lane county. He presented this offio
with samples of the grain taken out oi
different hsIds, and very little Of IL
shows signs Of sprouting, and be l. Of
the Opin on that nearly all Of IL will b.
saved In . mereantile condition II ths
rains will quit even now - EogeDs
Guard. About the same condition Of
Affairs exists 10 Linn c0unly.--AlbaDy
Democrat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23


~ Erpers~n<e. 50 - C~.<az.ssus -
tEs EszAsr - . Fxz.lIF-
TIE ezzl 5ze1 Ters z0asy. sz1d
m ta1csr 4 family. 70 61GLE
abaz3 r snd sas reoYls sbOTs =
- psop1s besOw - sEd re reople
Al zxDzz1d u 4 ne Hs+ ~s ETed Z
-E.s-. ksess5 sn.3 k5cEed ksrd We
-s1-ez sz6 t0ok knrse. We 111n'f
So ho-T Ee c0zld dzsz1ro sl-yla,1T
t1Ts-Z n 2 h0zs=. bzt ws Old Of
e11r-rse rtge cizlIdEsz wezt IZ@O TIE
Y.zses r11re u L=ss ~ pzT, and hzlf
tn res-3s n tEss b3ock ssssd EEzs oErs
were r1e Eo1s5esr c11E1-zz Eissy eTer
hezr5 Il We rOTsd szzln- tLls
rfz.s - ne szkszrLs- wCers t1e
z.Szsas were seTaEz-s and We kopsd
far ezough sperr 81 that re chi
5re1 wozIzz.t dzszuEo zLybcdF.
liz cLzL1rz1 Eers gTe&1lT de-
LZz.-e1 WIKI thse LzEa znd tL-e ysr1-
T1ey lad nsTer Lad gTzss % pay q
he<oEz. exceps z IL cl-ys perZs
All fog awhile II tle s1E-ae@ Thez
Ts hzd g91s ozT u toTn q n,y "
czr1oz- They roz1ped AID r1srsd
z1d n-z1e n-oEs DClss tksD sTeE. AID
~ tLs Ee5gabo-s k1eksd T1ey
were polzts AID sgTeez5le. all sZ1
toe fax was Il ezrPet slipper. Ez1
the lck wss TigorD1s al the sans.
and 7rs moved sszLn- this tirne %
The ROXY u1lRzn-azDs.
We din 80 whon We coud dis
t7zro t1sEe b1z. befoxe lD1g We gos Z
protest frpEn the grizzly bezz. who
sszd the ctildreE1 DISTURBED rAsLn-
We ta0z1ght the grlzzlies were 1T
tle unreasozzble II tkis- Sill ths1r's
was . profess that We felt bound 70
respect, and We moTed- Tnls time
Fe weut due uor1h and took up q
Usr1eE secriOn near the ce1tsr of
ns pOlsr regions. No neighbors: no
yroepec8 d our dis+urbing snybody;
ebiIdrsn greatly 1ckied with the
nOr-h pole; used % 60 out and play
around II daily; everything sppzr-
entity going along comfortably. when
we were waited On By delegation
from the gTsnpslses, the valruses
and the rOlzr bears. They said the
oOulCut sleep nights, and they
Couldn't stand the racket. Really
this seemed ike crOwding us little.
but after looking the polar bear
chairman over for a moment !
thought / didn't care 10 discuss the
question with him and that perhaps
On the whole II might Be a. well fOr
us 70 move, and VIC did
'.WhereI Back 20 where we were
al the beginning, and while still
striving faithfully 70 keep the chill
dren within bounds, less DISTURBED
By them now ourselves and disposed
% take ths neighbors' complaints
rather more philOsOphIcally, for we
are convinced that children viii be
children and that il isn't possible 10
keep young children quiet New
York Sun.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
80 -

Be-s5es laslaz tie 5sz6tEz Fsrti8
6zs1zizg Szf nsfsosaI psSrbez, fhe
husEsssEe n1s sszgst par r. rzz1ag-
Sag a.ss s8@-ty ss5 ssse Starr Sezs-
u hsifa mfiags - rzse asEes ea3-
Eessze.s fso1 To- psDSss sass ssso 1sess
W Onax1n ha1ks ~ ~ aD1lns %
rssrs. izresay " DsT tasr tesszitoss
AMI b9y s11 sell sssfe an e,9sEy va
rxnsA-
II Las csg1sy. Bsakev C17ssn was
TIE p,osisSez1 boss ~sD sy.s,t be nS9z-e1
sss<sy 50 sses@ fsss e-ssDgg fses-grss %
81 sssD 7s9kszs5 al fns DSss5e tsIs
azd hesd Esze& EES- stare taxes ~ 0sss o
C1gss's 52sz- s-1 Asess sslas Eer.
take1 est ~ C~~ss ais0ss4f 20 To-
ezlz1pszBe s2gS@r. a. W4eaing-Os
% ssss1s 6is Dsss s-4ers sDy1l o.
neuGz.
Ia BelsO1 0sssfg Ia Bsas. speZt
tss9s ns0seT fr.eig - slses irsssg.sa
&8S sbesff, sfso jn ssrs gsEs ttssa3 To
Dsbsic 1sD1bss 20 bsa1ae- In G&g5Dr
ezD8Bty sasEers sss slszzs &esiTe s.
0ssfzD4Sinz tSaaas Ebs arr - b2o15
p1b5e lo0zegG- The ps ryss psy trissl
- tie o2sEsss i1 laa1y ssgs,oss EOss
u al - shs pssssot sgrsDgsa0s1t b.
wk5sn The vgs9se t2xss e.lsse1s1 fS0zs
the penp5s are yiTtlsSsly boo3ls5 b.
thasss &llegsd eDnseSE4sDEs q pgol5s
ersast.
TIE time is esDinx wbsu ths peOpls
will esii szeh q gDgerDnssat fsEes sac
viii desa&ss 10 msss n sssIDzs inst Z
pay taxes 70 Elsssf s8eh eOsrBpsjO1 b
tssssoz 70 . gygernDs0f d the peopI@.
EDlsss there can bs sOEne zssgT4Des
that taxeS eo&leesed can be spt,Iie5 T.
the pnrp1ee fsx wbieb they we're Jsyie5
tt1s penpAs had DsstsF quit peyirg
tAzeA
The Tyranny exercised by Grszs
Britain - IsyyfDg taxation 8pOn the
eolo0ses without EsprssentssiOn wa
resD~e1&bSs system Of government CON
pared % the pssssot metbod ia OfszOD
d eoileeting taxes fOF private p9rpp-es,
which IL taxation without &eeountaDlI-
ity o. responsibility.
tsSEsVsS - asssAs 81 cAasDpas ~ Lgszs us-
hDqDeDts unless the fret steg's are % bs
taken towards geneFal disorder and re
b~iIiOn among those who are called
upon 70 pay OyeF their hard earned
money 70 such IawIese eQstOdians.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
IMPORTANT.

III you snticIpate visiting the world's
fair. 90 your friends in the Easf, take
advantage OF the present opportunity.
"a the fare are Dow 90 lOW they cut %
ngure IN the expenss. TIE Chicago 4
North western Railway have placed IN
service a solid ye-iibnied train, betweeb
Portland and Chicago, the famous
wagner tourist cars, free TecIiring
chair cars and diBiBg car-"paF excel.
TENT" With The accommodations fur
Bished rates nov offered, together With
the short time epnsUmsd In making
The trip, IL is within the reach Of al.
FOR further Information, apply % any
ticket agent, or write
A. q. BAHRER. GenI ARt.
Z72 Washington street.
Portland, Or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
stsASsboatlsE on ths cunbsIlAna.

SteambOating on the Cumberland
river has almost entirely played out
The arrival now Of a boat at Nash
VILE wharf does not attract the At
tention il did in the olden time. The
captain uppn the roof was then an
impOrti traonago-the observed
Of all os ye.s II 10 told Of NJ. ID.
l. +. H. s. who commanded
the = .pd New Orleans
steam lvf Jones. that when
cominT L..e sl port he used to
make iessC Cnsers stand back aft
OF the a use 30 that the people
on shore could SEQ the captain ring
the bell. Evansville Journal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
An Enrll.h c.n,r.m.n.. Ia.

An English country gentleman. at
the beginning Of the century, con
scious Of the duties Of kinship and
having poor relatives, built on his
paternal estate an elegant structure
in the Gothic style, tOaccOmnodate
such Of his own relatives, and also
those Of his wife as might be in need
OF a residence, and called IL "cOn-
sangIinitarium The several oecu-
pants had each a yearly allowance.
and the estate was charged with this
provision in perpetuity. But they
were otherwise treated as neighbOrs,
and only came 10 the hall upon ex.
press invitation. Thus he secured
for himself peace and quietness, but
IL Is not stated whether these bless
ings were also vouchsafcd % the In.
hAbitants Of the 'cOns&nguiuita-
rum. San Francisco Argonaut.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

ILzS szgzz1sL-s pEesS1s51 . 11z1T
ETl-erz ssu y pgOve -Lzt tLe nd
erz-s taxing II Ez55s Ez-h cts fad
q uezIs Z 1ot wi-h11t be1eE+ B1t
tLe npor-z1oe Il tLe rhUo1gn uzS
1czrzo1 q fad before x L pgessn-sd
u re szo-sch E1us1 nsTe- b over
looksd u this = inrerfer@d with II
zry way " t1s Uss q LgUids- We
n11st promptly prohibit thev Indul-
geZes-
Flu5dz nay be taken al Ebsruro
during meals b. those whose digest
rye powers VII allow T. b1I sch
perSons sno-1d keep II mind rLzt the
strongest stonsca may bs abused TOO
far. while those ~L0se stonzchs are
already unequal % z seTers strain
should be especially careful ss u the
quantity q f1id iZnbsbed with Tie
tosod
The saliva e the bes1 lubr.czto- for
ths food while Il L n the m0uIh-
bOth beczuse II its starch digesring
powers and becz1se Its zlkzliniry
serves % stimulate z c0pi01s SoT q
tne -cad secTeton u the stomach
Any habit Therefore which permi-E
the entrance If food into the stomach
before II i thoroughly incorporated
with saliva must be pronounced per
niciO1s in the extreme. -TOuth's
Companion
In my morning rarnbles q man Sit
ting On the ground leaning his back
against the wall attracted nv atten-
tiOn By look Ot sQualor in his ap-
pearancs which I had rarely before
observed even IN Ireland His
clothes were ragged % indecency,
and his face was pale and sickly. He
did not address me. and I passed by,
but having gone a few PAGES my
heart smote me, and / turned hack
IF you are ia want, sald with
some degree Of peevishness, why do
you not begT
Sure, it's begging 1 am, was the
rsply.
You did not utter a word
NO. Is it joking you are with
me. siri Look there holding ND
tn tattered remnant Of what had
once been a coat. Do you see how
the skin il speaking through the
holes in my trousers. and the bones
crying out through my skini Look
at my sunken chez ks and the famine
that's staring in my eyes, Man alive.
isn't I it begging ! am with hundred
tongues r'-''Trayels n Ireland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
A Weleo1ae Form Of seegpa 80,

Second sight, By which Is meant
throwing ASIDE spactacles IN old age
oocu1s 70 those who were shortsigEt.
"a II youth and proceeds from Ire
Ike cause that requires persons with
normal sight % Use them-viz. the
nartsnlng ot the eye in the one case
reg lLr1ng 70 b corrected with mag
nllyIEg glasses, while In the other
case the sane fatEening Of the eve
brings Il into its normal state.
Inc late Ar. John Stewart Of Bel
-adrUn, Inyernesshire, some time NJ
r Tor Beverly, recovered his sight
and left OF the use Of spectacles long
after he was 20. He died some -
years ago, aged nearly 9O.-Notes
and Queries.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

Al UTzz-1r clzz-zz . Lzvs 6ssCrgT-
sZsd = EsE1=cs sc-EE Ello-s11 for s-ea-
1-sTlEs1oz- EerszCt0Es ezZzue-s-s
have used 01lT tE0 q IL three
zgsZe5ss required % c0Cz1I-71-e = par-
tec@ STEW m0101- tEls rETolTI-z q
TIE scTe= and t1s z-z3e 4 TIE t1-ezf
q ths sc-eW- the third zEz-cy- tke
PEzzh sppEed = rO~ s5dsi No a.
csrZ101 II tbs elg11e q hun q ths
skip = required. L : % tEe psEz q
Ths slzft that p-usss-s fruzz ths ssszr
q the ship tszt tbe UsE system /
sppisi 4 thrazd l. cZ1 OTeg TIE
shaft : czzz ! fitted and Z g-15ie.
which runs II tn EErss.d- 4 z-rzcze.i
% ths i1s51s q Ihs czsZg-
TIE ssTeT L fired % III csszuy
and wne1 IL shaft turns Eae czzng
sl1eDz-s= beck=z-y1 and forward.
and tins the rLrd zgezcy K suul5ssd-
Ine graf pint Is -hzz VIXEN the
sCsW e0Z@s forward toward rte hull
there L II loss q e-eTgy- Hereto
fore = large p-gp'1-Cioa q ths euagy
eTpeDde5 L turning . p-UpeIler :
Inst by tne angle q -hs b-z6as q rhs
sZeE- Tns inventor q tLe rsE pro
peLs- eIEs=--s 20 saTs z third q this
by his inveuuo1- YORK Tela
grzm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

A woman who has been a widow
for a number Of years found at her
plate the other morning an odd
shaped parcel, which she was told
was a ''prisent" from Maggie, the
cook, In honor Of her birthday. Ex
animation revealed a cup and saucer
Of brilliant huss. the former bearing
the inscription in illuminated text.
TO Ny Husband New York
Times.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
Willamette University
FTFIIETH YEAR.

Oldest. Highest and Most Extended
Institution Of Learning In the Paeific
Northwest.
Sixteen courses Of instruction, frnm
Grammar, through Academic and Col
iege. 20 Theology, law and Medieine.
splendid cour-,-s for Training In
Teaching. Business. Arr, Eiocuiiou
aud Ausic. Several Poet Graduate
CouIses. Stronger aud better than ever.
Its Woman's College sfflris an ideal
home for young ladies with unsurpassed
facilities for their care aud training.
The school year opens Sept. 4. 1873.
For Year Book aud ali Information
relating 10 school management aud
eourse Of study, address,
ASsing Pres, ", cHAwLEY. ILR.AM
For fnanoisl information, address,
Rev. J.H. RooRK. Agent.
'-22-d&w Salem, Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

4 Te-T z-z.-E 9l-E = ll-l = .
I-zr-e5 E-z-- Abr fg5.z35.z- who rras
a esa-rz-1r1zzrT q 1Lz-1--- cle s11
rf rze fzzs0-s Esr----zl I'D
Ike or6er Arz1lz-s- II lad v-zzs-sz
n-E1eryzs r1l1Ees U-11 r-s Ezz-l-
rleg c5slg-s s-lE vzZ--es = So 1o-se-
One DIR ~ TIE esE-r q lzsz-o-Z- Ele
xrz-5 TlZ5er zsEzf 2 cel@-zzr5 Azsb
p.ef ~hs0 wzs prase-E koW nary
hgsCEs he had vrrlT-a1 r-s1z tzls 2QEss
Only o1e r=g-5e5 tLs r1sz
Tae1 tas vlzsr r-zs tlss sz-s GUS
~ % Afg-D3e1a
Fzf-T. wzs ths S-swer-
Zas. tn szi1 -1s VIZ. ca
u 70 tLzt b1-se II Ess sal Repezt
tie n@s q eTsvT pazT q Is frz-.e.
taE1g ere 70 po1L1 OE1 tEss posz11-
Il eaG1-
I an III = Te-ezIzz-T s-gsoz
~. Answered A5Czz-O 1,zz
R5se and % the szEe. szid ths
VIZ . ths pot
TEe poez rosz frC-n hzs sez1 took
tke sz1n&l ~ tLs tOEelocZ- I'D
rans1 ec1h p2-g - Il p-zcsd Is
hzzd q Il 70 Lz15ezse - poez-o--
AZ tLs szzze t-zs bs reczsed Al tke
DoelczZ s--zs5o1-s All tae szyEgz
z-d pEO-~1s II the A-sEs rsteEr1g
toI
when hs lad Er11shed- ths vlZ5eT
ed 70 hzEo. Take tLs Lc-s@. lie =
yog1-z T-HzrpeT's Yong Psop-e-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
Before Going to the Wo,ld's Pair
Enquire About
and QueTls.

The Limited Express trains of the Chi
eAgo, Milwaukee q 81. Paul RaiIway
between 81. Paul and Chicago and
Omaha and Chicago.
=, Inese trains are vestibuled, electric
hg hIed and steam heated. with the fin
est Dining and Sleeping Car service in
the world, ."
Ine Electric reading light In each
oeitn is the successful novelty Of this
y, ps,ogIesSiVe age and is highly appreciat-
We wish otheB 10 know It's merit. ~
lhe Chieago Milwaukee a 81. Paul Ran
way Il the only line 10 the west enio,'-
Ing the exclusive use Of this patent
ror IuHher information aDplv 10
dearest oonpon ticket agent. or sdd,.ss
>: EDDY, General Agent
q W. CASEY, IFav. Pass. Aet
70 STARK ST., Portland. or. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

The Btate Press Association should u
composed of the actual nsWspAper men
Of the state or II should change it,
name. II wouId be diffic1li, however,
for the real workers 10 run II, requiring
as IL does great deal Of gall. Bot foi
appearance there should at least b
some person's name connected with it
who 10 In reality an Oregon Bewspape,
man
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

Ten Broke with emphasis) Miss
Peachblow, win you marry met
Penelope (saFcastically)- Dear mes
j my rich aunt dead at last Truth
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
sCsGEsTED CoMxEST

Why would not J. l.. COWAn, the
Democratic bo@s u grand cd Demo
cratic Linn county be good man to
ran fOF governor on the DsmOcrAtie
tlckst2
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
70 Trade for Good

=. noaole umb-r aud farming lands
49,. ~ .o,,n ..i equity In tracts I 10 10 l60
49, n trade Tor general merehAn-
u'ss. address, PEEK a RUSSELL.
- 1aQuInA. OEeRon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
Thy Or. KAEg PILLS 50 DOSES Is CTS
-o3d By D. J. Fry, duglz, Salem
FODAYs MARKETS.
Prices Current By Telegraph - Local
and Portland Quotations.

and Portland Quotations.
SALKf- September 3, 4 p. m.-Ome
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL Quota
lions for day and Up to hour Of going u
,Tsss were - follows:
SALk-N PRODUCE MARKET.
Peacbes- 55c to - = uox.
BUICHER sTocz.
Vesls-Cre==ed Il Ct.
Hogs-d re.sed 8 u 81.
Live czt-Ie-l4 20 2.
-be-p-alive Sl-50 10 500.
EpEing Amb@-Sl50 10 500.
MILL Prices.
Salem Milling 60. quotes. Flospr
IN whOissae lOts s.. 10. Retail 81 ~
Bran sl5! sDiE .SI6lsacEed. Shorts sI7E
Chop f-sdSls aud sIs.
WHEAT.
Old " bat on storage IS cents. New
wheat - csnts.
hay AND GRAIN.
Osts-fh, IS to 40c., new 30c.
Hsy-3sIed, new S. tosI2: old $40 to
ga Wild 10 bulk, IS 70 IS.
Baflel-BreTing, st Salem, No. l. !
- TO Sl.O per cwt No. 2, 20 TO S. eta |
FARM PRODUcTs.
Peas nd beans-S TO 1Ocents q gallon.
NOOEBe-t, I0c.
HoT@-smAll sale, l5} to lie.
Eggs Cash, Is cents.
B1ib-Best dairy, 3; fancy
ereamey, 30.
Cbees-l2 to IS cts.
Farm smoked meats-Bacon I2I:
hams, j lhOulders, 10.
PoistOs-new. zoe. 90 45c.
Onion-ls to II cents.
BeesHx Sic. CaTaway seed, Ise.
Anlse sd z6c. Ginseng, SL40.
HIDES AND PRLTs.
Greer2 eis; dry, cts; sheep pelts.
% cts toe. No quotations on fun.
LIVE POULTRY.
Chicks-7 cts; brOilers Z: ducks. s
lOc; tueys, slow sale, choice, IOc;
geese e
lRTLASD QUOTATIONS..
Grain. Feed. etc
FlouIStsndard. S3. 25; Walls WaIla.
sS ~ Pham, S2T5; superine. $3.50
OAts-)ld white, ,S6c per bu grey. asc.
rolled,l bags, s. 25(96.5O barrels'
" aifai5; Gases IS rs.
HaytSest, SlCa Is per ton.
Woe valley, 10 to l2c.
Milhhs-Bran. ST. 90; shorts. $40.
S22G 3; chop feed. SIS
per tow hole feed, harley, SOGs5 DeT
S23(92S perton: brew
nR hey, 500 Csc per GENITAL: chicken n
Eheail loo Is per GENITAL. %
Hoi Old, 10 TO Ice, new Is to IL.
DAIRY PRODUCE. "a
Buf-Oregon fancy creamery. ga be
7c; by dairy, 3a922lc; fair tn good. Oh
ga common, IA ~ l5e per n; Cali.
Dfnb5(a 44c per roll. lig
lne = Oregon, a I2l; Eastern est
wi ujc: Young American, I4le per the
er pd; California flats. l4c.
Es-OregOn. Is 10 Ice per dozen. Der
F9y- Chickens. old 81 so; brnilers. pro
'rge2 COOS o.; ducks, old, S4.5O1G ed
CO iinug, q 5O94OO; geese 500 We
ara live, l4!c. The
AN FRANCISCO MARKET. ,'
w Oregon Eastern choice. IOa X
- inferior, $685. do valley, l2G neaI
Hc-l6fe.
P.es- E.rly Rose, 3O94O. Bur
lnk f0(9 5Or.
Ots-s5CaS5c per eentAl for red.
~ = ga fnr silverskius. "
IA Feed, GS,970r per GENITAL a.,
quality and SSlc Tor choice; 80. ~ =.
60 90 per cental. s.e
oeAilling, . .eO9LIO. u'es
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
Multum N Parvo.
Be1Auss = thlng "a small IN = -
fbiuk EOt 'tNiil pay % Soofn II;
hOfEe i1sEC1a have a lareeg sAfsf
Bat nft le-sr flsan tse ~ "a

Some ps0ple may, perhaps, scorn, on
account of their diminutiyeness, Df.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. But a trial II
them cOnyiDcss the most scOrnfui sksp
Tic that they will cure constipation dye
pepsia, sick aud bilious headache.
quicker aDd sorer than their larg,
Waisttd cOmpeiilOrs, the Old-style m.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
HAY AND GRAIN.

Oats-th, IS to 40c., new 30c.
Hsy-5aied, new S tosl2; old SO to
Sl4 Wild 10 bulk, IS 70 IS.
BaFiei-Brewing, st Salem, No. l.
- 70 Sl.O leT cwt No. 2, 20 10 S5 ets.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15
%. s. Steao.

Sen bsrgmte en9ellfe Geoaft5r,
Wr. Willinn Z. Steao, er I'll @biz
cuao. 0Gu bar faaet en- bier!elis
M0otosclle berouer, cg forrige 5pus
bag talte ban for en- for 5orlamling
.oeo Sbica9o uniuerFtet. Mr. 5teao
orfororeoe l.a mango, lom tunoe, til
at ta9e Elaos 2la &lutea al sElat=
formen, efterlom ban tenfte at tale
en- Gims, og b,n lite bnfeoe, at be
lfuloe bliue trette for lnart. Ser
p1a forlanste bun ct @los Bano, %
oa ban baooe fdaet bet, plutteoe ban
foriistis uo Ssitptferne meo ben BE-
mertnins, at vtntet uiloe orabe bam
inarere. S Wmerifanere opbeoer alt=
for meset eoers &erelier os offleler
altfor meset eoers &ano". 9erpaa
beapnote ban fin Sale, iom peientlig
ombanoleoe reliaieie @mner. 9ale=
rem frembeueo fin eaen relisigle @r=
farius os refererte til fine ipirituali=
itife @rperimeuter. 9an fortalte
oe1aa liot ON tit 2io / Genslet.
Set uar eseut!ts, oa ban lab / Gens.
iel. at bans Naou fiji ouer bele ben
ciuililereoe &eroen. @teao par oens
gang &eoaftbr for Pail Mall Ga
zette 2onoou, r9 tit Blao bespno.
te ban en- &atte Niilgrinser of ben
engelfe Burseoruliitets Ram!ple
uleoelisbeo. @teao funoe beuile.
bpao ban bapbe freuet, men maatte
oai9eoel uonore 6 Moaneoer Geus=
lel. Blaoet eies MI af 8. rs. Nfor
% ct fonieruatiut. Steab ct MI &ez
baftBr tor bet uiot ubbrebte Ttosfrift
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