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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24


The business in State bonds was limited TO
Louisiana consol As At o. There were no sales
OF city bank stocks.
The general bond market was materially lower
There was no selling pressure, but an ab-olut"
lack of demand. Final prices were generally less
than per cent but Richmond Terminal col,
lateral trust IS fell to 53a33 is. and IS dropped
per cent TO &c Reading general mortgage
Yesterday and, Of the incomes. thirds fell nearly
!, per cent 10 %. Reference Is made TO our iull
report OF bond sales. m
Money on call ruled at 2 l.? per cent. lhere
were a few loans at and ) per cent, but both
were exceptional figures
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges. SllO,112.4Aj; balances, S5,566,4il
The Sub-1rcasury was debtor To the Clearing
House S751,330 It's net loss on balance was
Sl30,63j. made up by o loss Of S2s2,6O6 In Cur
rency. less gain OF $Ijl.911 in coin. The
DAYS operations included Receipts, S3 3O7,J9@
PAYMENTS S3,43s go: resulting in a general bat
ance of ST. 10000 consisting Of SG2 ,2p'
coin and Sl4.145, $50 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccivcd to-day S34l. 500 National bank notes for
The customs receipts S3ls.26l, tn" in
tcrnal revenue receipts Sill ,023 and the mis-
ceaneous receipts Sj6.Gj4.
ToAays Washington Treasury statement oil
cash on hand and deposits in banks compares
with the figures of the last previous statement as
follows:
Nav % May % Differences.
Net gold nd ,2io'5G3 s'oJ75o9o Dec s22''fo'
N on hand '.''... 1354soCo I5oi5so5 Inc. so5 o2G
Not siI,or ON ma 3-o0,o COS S27 Dee. 3lOS32
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
Ocean Cleaners

NewYork 10 Genoa In less than eleven days.
Wcrfa, sat May -, 10 W. Sat. Aug. D, 10 am
u da sat; June 10, 10 rnlde. Ss.:, Aus ~ ~ am
Vera, sat. july !, 10 am Werrs SGT sept: D ~ am
Passage 800 Gl25 OF $50 be- tn. Fiist Cabin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

& UpERIOR BONn.-10 cents and 2ccnt stamD brings
~ sample and valuable Information BY return mail 800
per cent profit. SUPERIOR BoND CO.. Box zoos.
East Pepperel Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

V-t1nmcr. Tor NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. Old
FONT CON f0iir and NEWPORT NEWS, eonneeth ior
vIiiiINIA BEACH PEIEKSBU Re- and klCHMt ND.
Va. ana wAsnlN"lo;, D. c.Mon, G's seiN only,
JHMis RIVtk-Mon., (irelght only. Wed and Sat
For WEST POINT. "a, rus,.: Thur and sat; p ~
Through tickets and freight TO all poIntS south d
West Apply General once OF Co on Pier 70 N Il. or D.
H. 9 80 POL 90, 81 49,. ga aud ..25 Broadway.
80 w l., t,UIILAEDEU, Trliiv Manager.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday. May 23-p m
Extreme dulncss was the prominent feature Of
the stock market to-day. The reported transac-
tons were much less than they were yester-
day. although it could not be urged in defence
of a further decline that therc was Il general
holiday in Europe. The reopcning of the foreign
markets was. in fact, followed by fresh sell
inc, and when the offerings were absorbed WIN
reluctance the market simply became stagnant.
Toward the close there was an outponilnS Oh
stock. which was not to be resisted. and III"
last prices We're nearly the lowest for the Gay
All stocks which have an international market
lost about II per cent on an average, ana
industrial and special stocks declined from TO
> l-2 Fer cent The character of the stocks
seemed TO have little Ia do with the huctuauons
The final declines in Erie and New ork central
were alike IL per cent thGI" IN AGnison' P S,
ellie were not materially larger than III Burllh@-
ton and Quincy, Rock Island and Lackawanna
Lake Shore and Dstiilng and Cat'le f~ulnH
We're alike in closing without change. Inc sell
ing of these stocks proved the necessity Ior
money Europe is not willing seller. nrcauI
its speculative holdings were long ago eXhans'cn
The stocks and bonds which are now being TO-
turned through I.ordon come from strong nnXc'
II is quite immatcral if the present org MA
ton of the Dsting Company Is to be mantaIheu
the Chicago Gas Company may keep up the price
of gas in Chicago the price of anthracii' coal
NAV he raised The executive officers OF several
corrS ltions ought 10 be where labor is for the
eencfal good Mr.; Mcleod is supposed TO u have
Railroad and. perhaps he wiz soon r"tirr ron
railway management. Unauthorized sprculations
by railroad officers ought to be out of date.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
There were again no transact'pns in Government
bonds AT the Stock Exchange, bat the market
was firm, and for Is and some OF the racine
Railway issues slightly higher. The last quo
tations were follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

London. May %. p. m.-Cnnsols. % o-Io ior
money and os :'-o for the account anadah Iacinc'
10 5-5 Mexican ordinary. 1e Is; II. Paul common,
~ New YORK. Central 1906. Money % pr cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market Tor tr,n
short and Three months bills j. 4 per cent. Ihr
amount Of bullion gone into the Bank u England on
balance today is e22j000. Paris advicrS quote per
cent renteS nj 81 francs - IL centmes for the
arconAt. and exchange on London ut % francs 30
confines for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
WHITE STAR LINE.

r.nnic MAY "a 80 H. Britannia June 81,
.Ieutouc MAY ri. j D. m .Teutonc - ne 49, y.
,rrmnnic June : il.3i m Germanc, July 5, 10 a m.
Majestic. June IA p. M Majestic Juiy ~ D. H.
From White STIR Dock, foot OF West lOth:t: Ia.
Saoo rites $40 upward, according 20 steane ana oca
ton OF berth second cabin these steamers $40 and
old Couniry so5 No. 20 Broadway. New-Yok. Phiia
NeI.' - IL. MAITLAND KELSEY, AGENT.
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y
EVERY SATURDAY,
Chester...May -, p N. Perrin June 10 z 80 p m
Paris. June g. 8 a. IN. NcwYork June IL, a. H.
From Pier i3, n. H.. foo; OF Chsistopher-st
Shortest and Most Convenient Route TO LONDON:
Passengers lana at Impress DOCK aEoChS ihcoh'
veniencc and exposure Of transfer by tend r ,,-
First Cabin passage TO Southampton London or na,re'
so and upward according steamer Second Cabin.
so $50 Storage at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
General Agents No. lowing Green, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
1APAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San rancsco 4, follows:
GAELIC Tuesday Juar l3 3 p.
BELIIC Thur sday July 49, 3 D. m.
CEANlC (wlll cali AZ HON lulu).... Tuesday, August l.
supcibly apponted-Superlor Accommodations
Ioscr,aons be made b. letter telegram to and
eab!a plans at .s7 and 33 Broadway. New-York;
Battery Place Room II. i,erood !ulldng San Fran
cisco. LELAND SlANfORD, iFe'"eh"
r. H. GOODMAN General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

Jan. ! to May N 535ss i7.li2 4o'oo
KANSAS CITY. CLINTON AND sPKlN"fihhD,
Number u mles...... 1913 ~? 90
Second week In May. Sass ei,eio 90 ' .3y
Jan. / May H.. 1ll,s72 $3.50 '''''i
KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS
Number OF miles ..... gu ~ .-o 20
Second week in May. 1927 stsi 70 n
Jan. / 10 May IL. Gs9,Jl2 1C3i,S54 1,1S5''eo
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND B'RM1NCHAA.
Number OF milcs..... 21J ~ 80
See week In MAY. 3l92si T-OclO ri,'o
Jan | May H.. i-joOi 3jOoio 'i'-''
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEw-YoEK.
For the week sG.C7s'13 =1.S52f 900 IS 3.si5
Since January 1875 3oj0j1 lJ?JS.1 so l5l'e'co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

Treasury
outstanding
certificate 1al el2; os9 s2l pee $50 o
Deposits in bank. 1l,SdS3os ll47S,4o0 Inc. llo'4c9
Net cash bal si37 $50 1879 ,227 Dec. 5000
Tle ivreign exchanges were firm although there
was sharp demand for remittance. Rates lor
long biz. on London were affected by easier rates
FOR money there, but for all kinds they were
fraction 4, CHER. Following are revised quotations
for actual business Bankers bills 81 soasl 81 a.
and 81 s0a$4 50 IA for long and short sterling
respectively: French francs, 80 3sa5.l Is "a and
5lG 49, reichmarks, % rs and % 7iC. -,
On the reopenlng of the London Stock En-
change British consOls were inclined TO be hrin,
but they declined slowly, and closed l-l6 lower
at 0s sic for money and Is lower at % 80 ior
the account. The Bank of England gained S2oo,Ooo
bullion on balance. The oren market rate for money
was n shade lower in consequence of this gain,
although the receipts were not from the umtei
States Bar silver was steady and unchanged at
81 Esd an ounce American railIay snart' %e-
stantial rally. AT Paris Frenoh 3 per cents sold
at 07.j2l-2, sight exchange on London being
lower at $3.50 francs TO the sterling. -,
Drexel Morgan & Go. announce, as Will DC
seen by the advertisement in another c0uan,
that they are now ready to 20 ahead with the
of the Richmond Terminal and IT'S
allied properties OF me Kic"'Smd anu u, Ia rar
and any further information may be obtained at
their office. ANY dcpostor of securities already
in their hands If not satisfied with the pian may
withdraw his securities on or before May 81 all
other securities will be included In the rcorgaii-
zation Mcssrs. G. II. Coster, George Sherman ami
Anthony J. Thomas have undertaken 10 act rs
n committee for the purpose Of carrying the re-
eraanization into effect. DreXel, Morgan 4 Co
gree to cooperate in and supervise the work OF
vhl:h Is practically in their hands
they strongly recommend the security holders to
icposit their securities without delay. The com
niftee ha- reserved a. itself the right to terminate
Thomas " Waller, William Mertcns, Henry
,lcws and William H. ArnouX having consented 10
,prvc as a committee 10 solicit proxies and TO
rcnrescnt stockholders at the meeting 10 be held
lime TX next for the election OF directors, re-
s,,est North American stockholders to have their
certificates registered in their own names on or
before the eth instant on which day the trans
Ter books close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
financial.
Wnited gtates
@urtoaoe 90.

Chartered 1871.
capital $4,000. 900
surplus 100000
ID CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
THIS Company has all the Trust Powers granted by
tue Banking LAWS Of the stnic OF New York. together
with special chartf: privileges. Loans Money on
Bond nnd Mortgage, is.Lcs First Mortgage Trust Gold
bonds. Allows intcrrst on Deposits. Takes Ertire
ChnrEr Of Estate Acts Trustee, Registrar Trans.
fer Agent, Pays Coupe rs. Executes all trusts.
OFFICERS
CHARLES II. HENDERSON. President
IuTiiEk KOCNTZE. Vice. President
ARTIit X TUHNBt III. ... Assistant Urea .urcr
WILLIAM T.. ELLIOTT ....'.'', A '. sec refnry
DIRECTORS.
,. Samuel u. abcock,
william Babcock. frlscu. I.uth.f Iount-a
MnIian r. ballry seattle Chaf on 4. Lcwis
Charles u. Dickey IT,, Lewis Nav
William L Dixon. Theodore Morforl
Robert a. Grlnniss, l;lcharl A. Mrturdy.
Iheo A. Haycmeyer. f,obcrt Oivpnant
CHARLES Il. Henderson, Edwin Pack, rJ
James J. Tin. Paul. William w Richards
,;3'dinci g.. Hubbard, Jas w Seymour H.
Gustav f. Kissel, James TimDson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

me only direct line Cottage CITY, Mass, and Port
Land Ne connecting at Portland with all railroad and
sicanishp lines for Ba Hafbo Old Orcha I'd. Poland
springs White Mountain, all Eastern ss'npier re-
sorts steamer sail every Wednesday and SAT- fiay at
d. ~ Pier -. East Rive foot 81 Matket-'t, New
York. For Information apply -
1iokAIIO HALL, Agent, at the c.s..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23
THE BOUQUET CITY
Salem Horticultural Society Organized
Enthusiastic Meeting.

Wednesday afternoon about twenty
Ave lovers OF flowers met at the Bo'el
Willamette and permanently organized
q society by the above name. Mrs. ~
y. Bean, the temporary president
called the meeting to order. and con-
stitution was adopted. Under this
any person Interested may become q
member upon payment Of so cents
Regular floral shows are contemplated,
and during the flower season meetings
will be held frequently. One feature
suggested was that the society hold o
regular weekly floral day, when the
members shall bring flowers and plants
tn stated place for study and ex'
change Of Information. In short this
could be made q regular miniature
flower fair every week, which would
be q great attraction 10 our city and
largely increase the interest In fori
culture. This new society has many
good things In store for Salem.
The following officers were elected
President, Mrs. VIM. Brown; vic'
president, 4. M. Waite; secretary
Mrs. A. N. Moores; treasurer, Mis-
Minnie Colwell.
Executive committee, Mrs. Fl. w
Cottle, Mrs. Geo. Burnett, Mrs. d. F
Wagner, Mrs. J. II. Strickler and VIM
Lund.
The next regular meeting will b.
held at the hotel Wednesday, April 5tl
at $3.50 o'clock, to which all interested
are invited.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23
Typhoid Fever.

Speaking Of typhoid fever in Dub,
lin. Sir Charles Cameron said he had
come to the conclusion that there
and perhaps elsewhere it was mias-
matte or earth born. In Dublin dur
ing the last decade 1 person in 144
living on clay soils had typhoid fever
and / in every 90 living on gravels.
The disengagement of the micro
organisms of the disease took place
when the soils became dry, and this
occurred more frequently with gravel
than with clay.
When all the organic debris pro
duced in towns was quickly removed,
and when the dangerous subterra.
mean atmosphere was prevented from
entering our dwellings, or even our
streets, when sewage flowed steadily
day and night through well con
structed main sewers, and when oul
soils were thoroughly drained and
kept free from filth, then we might
expect to see a substantial reduction
in the mortality caused by typhoid
fever and by other diseases. Med
ical Record.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23
A Boxing Cat.

Ayoung broker who recently Joined
an athletic club in this CITY has q
mama Tor boxing. He spends his
leisure moments boxing with imag.
mary adversaries and often finds
himself unconsciously making passes
at chair or some other article az
furniture. He was greatly surprised
ana nightly pleased when he found
tnat the Office cat had taken notice Of
ms boxing proclivities and was dis.
posed to put up her paws with him
at any time. He has trained tbe
sporuve feline so that she can 90
through about all of the motions e 81
a human being who is learning 10
box.-New York Times. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23
A Wall Paper of Postage Stamina.

The little village of Bersted, near
Bognor, possesses unique curiosity
In the form of an innroom papered
with postage stamps. The depart
ment is fancifully decorated with
many descriptions of used stamps
and even the passage leading to the
room is similarly papered Some five
years was occupied in making the
collection, which numbers some
thousands of stamps. The room, be.
ing completed in 1887, received the
name of the Jubilee Stamp room y
Indeed some members of the royal
family, interested in the collection
are said to have added to it a mum,
Der OF stamps on their own account
philadelphia Times.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23

owing to an extra demand for space sns !,
society page must be in the hands SO, OF
the typesqtters Friday evening. But
nersonsl and social items can be re-
ceiyed Saturday
IT. Furness, district claim agent OF
the n. p. n II. Co, from Tacoma, Wn''
was in the city today settling claims
for baggage lost in the Buckley wreck,
last January. Three cars were burned
to save the rest Of the train. lie mas
been with the N. p. Co. for eight year,
aud thoroughly understands the worS
of his department.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23
She Is In Dead Earp..t

Lady Florence Dixie has taken off N.
gloves, If l may SO put it. The time has
come she declares in her latest mani.
iesto' for woman to assert herself and 10
aethrone that too long worshiped and
dreaded tyrant-man! And there is only
one way cries Lady Florence. in which
this can be done. Women, as women
can never nope to effect the desired reyo.
luton: Women, if they wish to do
anything, must disguise themselves as
men" Patriotic mothers" are inv;tsd
TO train up their girls" with a view ta
tnis new plan of campaign. III had .
giri, added Lady Dixie, 'Iwould doit :
,S;,s SG,niortunately'' she adds, my two
children are boys."-London Truth WV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23

MORE HoRsEs CoMINa.-Tbat Sal
en- IL coming to be something Of horss
breeding center 10 shown by tho follow
Ing fact: Senator A. T. Devanter OF
King County, Wn., telegraphs b. o.
Van Bokkelen today, that he has
shipped car Of brood mares TO be bred
to Holmdsl, and will ship another soon.
The fact that salem has horse kept
here Of the character Of Holmdel Is q
source Of pride TO every lover OF the
American standard bred trotter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23

FINE HORSES. .-Thos. Skillman, oi
PstAiuma, CAL, has returned 10 the city
with his stud Of breeding stations, In
Guiding Coach, Suffolk Punch and
Percharon. He 10 again located at the
Willamette stables and prepared u
make the season. II. II. Ryan ha'
charge Of them, aud will have then
out on show day. Mr.. Ryan will aiss
display his handsome Clyde, "Bal
Noue.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23
SUPREME COURT.

SALEM, March %, '93
The Odd Fellows Hall Association q
Portland, Oregon, appellant, vs. Charles
Hegele. respondent; appeal from Multi
nomah county; argued and submitted
q. A. Dolph atty. for resp. l.. l.. Nc
Arthur atty. for app.
State Of Oregon, appellant, va. Baker
county, respondent; appeal from Baker
county; argued aud submitted. Geo
e. Chamberlain Atty. Gen. for app
M. l.. Olmstead atty. for resp.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23
IMPORTANT NOTICE

To the Publicl One Of the Drs. OAR
rim of Portland, having concluded 10
open a permanent office In salem,
through the urgent request OF many Oh
their patients in this city and sur
rounding country. Office and rooms
IN Exchange or CherriDgton block, NO.
80 Commercial street, opposite flrst
National Bank, Salem, Oregon. Room
70. b..
The Drs. will treat the poor free
from 8 to 10 a. ID. daily and those VINO
are able to pay, will receive medical
or electrical treatment at $5 month
for each disease or in that proportion
as the cases may need surgical ano
special diseases excepted.
Consultation free. Charges reason
able. No cases taken If not deemeC
durable or improvable.
Office hours from 10 to 5 daily; even
ings, Z to s; Sundays, 10 to IL. AL
durable chronic diseases-loss OF man
hood. blood taints, syphilis, gleet, gon
Orrhea, structure, spermatorrh0ea
seminal weakness or loss of desire o
sexual power in man or woman, ca
tarrh and deafness are confidential.
and successfully treated. Circular
sent free. Most cases can receive
home treatment after visit to tn,
doctors office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23

MARTIN WINs.-The Wednesday af
ternoon bird shoot At Albany between
Mesks and Martin resulted In the lat
ter winning by twenty -four to twenty,
out Of twenty-five live birds, for pur~
Of $500. Other pool matches Of blue
rocks were shot of and full detailed
report Of the days shooting Ia being
prepared for Saturdays JOURNAL by
one Of the sportsmen present,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23

Joseph Rubas and wife to Theo. Ru-
bas one-half interest, 100 Q. $500.
w. A. Willlson to Chas. r. Edmunds
|. Q. bl. IL, Riverside 5000.
John Penninger and wife to A. c.
Giles W. 4. bl. 4. st. Elmo add. Salem,
$500.
Columbus Cleaver and wife to Frank
Duds 100 a., 5000.
+. A. Henry and wife to A. @. Cox !.
8, bl 10 Depot add. Salem, $1,000.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23

GRAND LRcrURE.-Rev. Roland ID.
Grant OF First Baptist church Of Port
land, will deliver his grand dramatic
and historical lecture, on "Makipg and
Breaking Nation" at the First NJ. T..
church this city, "Wednesday evening.
March 22nd. For benefit OF Salem
Christian Endeavor Union. Tickets
on sale at Brooks 4 Salisbury, State
street, 23cts. S20.St
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23
Tallest Structures In the United States.

The highest structure now existing
in the United States is the Washing
ton monument, the memorial shaft
erected at the national capital in
honor of the memory of the Father
Of His Country" 1t is $50 feet in
height.
Next after the Washington monu.
ment, the tallest structure is the tower
on the Madison Square garden near
Madison square, New York city.
The lookout gallery at the summit of
this tower is the highest point of
vantage in New York city, and with
the exception of the summit of the
Washington monument the highest
in the country. From the pavement
to the electric lights on the forehead
of the gilded Diana there is an inter
val of BAL feet. Washington News.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23

RATS CUTTING. Ticket Agent Skin
ner at salem has received notice that
the Union Pacific. Northern Pacific
and Southern Pacific had agreed that
no more cuts be made on tickets u
points on either OF these roads, any
agent cutting rates would be required
10 put up the shortage out Of his own
purNe,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23
MARRIED.

FLINT-HUGHES,-At the home Of
the brides parents, near Sacramento,
Calr Wednesday, March %, 1898.
Miss Ruby Flint to Frank Hughes OF
Salem.
The groom is business man of Salem
and younger son Of Hon. John Hughes
The bride is daughter of prominen,
Californian. Mr.. and Mrs. Huphe,
will make their home in this city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23
Conscience Money Sem,

c.. Aown Treasurer Robert Swartwout -,
snonrU' u, conn recently received an
;n",n y nous letter postmarked New Voai' an
in..g itnelosing a $1,000 treasury note 'TES T
he % a,as: ssaas' Please put this 81 Oon % ,o
Tn tn Ia,. Iaeui' OF Stamford taxes Of ls,a - y
~ ne letter was not registered and ro a9,S, ~,
II ii; !. any Idea Of the identity Of the seDSer Se
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23

Hawks a Levar, VI State street, have
enlarged their wall paper store with loo
new racks but still have not room for
news soods 10 arrive. aud have reduced
prices on all old stock TO clear II out
aud make room for the new.
Dr. contris fills teeth wlthoa, pain.
comprssssd yeast-clArk a Epplsy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23
The Prices of English "Chaperonars.

A serious drawback to the cause Of
higher education for women in the Eng
llsh universities is reported from Oxford.
The cost of "chaperonage" has risen.
The older women, who are considered
indispensable escorts to the girl students
who attend examinations and lectures
are demanding and receiving higher nav
than ever before. In many cases the
students cannot afford to meet this in.
creased expense, and daring reformer
mas suggested that chaperons be dis.
pensed with. While this has Mortified
the conservatives, it has pleased the inde-
pendent young women, who are begin.
ning TO realize that there is no lurking
peru In the streets of Oxford. Fran.
cisco Argonaut. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23

Long experience In selling aud
hanging wall paper enables
Hawks a Levar TO select the very pret.
tiest patterns aud most harmonious
combinations nom the factory samples
90 that they can justly claim TO carry,
not only the largest, but the bsst select
ed, and most artistic line In the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-23

Dyspepsia in all its forms is not only
relieved but cured by Summons Liver
Regulator.
TUFTS PILLS cause no nausea or
gripping.
you have rooms to paper call on
Hawks & Levar, 81 State street and see
their line of new goods.
Spring jackets--The Palace.