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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
aus umferer senrtsen 2. wOraem. Nus aabe.
gus Der Smn0csbamptItaSt.

@aibingtOn, D. g., IA. 0e;.
= Der SilfsietretGr bes Snnsrn, Sr.
9teDnOlO8, bot ssitsrn mebrere Bens
fiOn8enti9eiOuugcn bon uGI9enleiueul
5ntereiie abgeseben. 0ieielben lauten
fOlgcnbermaBen:
Die @OnsreBatte, na9 ipeldcr nud)
benz 1. Suit 1898 nur al iOl9e I'M
9luslanOe wObnenOen BeniiOnGre cine
YeuiiOn bc3ablt werOen bari, luelte i'm
aftiuen 0ieuite SnpaliOe geporben linb,
finSet auf Die &ittmen Oerielbsn, Die
ni9t in Sen Ser. Staaten pobnenOe
4uSldnberiuuen iinO, 2lnwcnbuu9.
g8enn Elm geweiener SOIbut bel i.is
mem GObe cine BON linn 9eieelid 9cz
idieOene 6rau unO minOeriGbrige &ins
Der binterlGBt, 10 taun Die Dtutter 6erz
ielben, fuus iic mittelIOs lit, Die BeniiOn
beuuipruden, ucnn iis Die eriOrberli9en
9fahmeiIe beibriuot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
gsann romutt Oas Cube oer gselt?

BortlanO, Oregon, IS. DECEMBER.
i Sier bat 6ruu 9eOr9 8iltum8 ibr
Oier3istGsise8 6uiten sur 91eini9uus bes
S0rpers beenoet uno be efin0et lidb III
bem 9eBOri9en 3uitan0e, pOm I'll. @eiits
Sfenbarunsen 3u empian9en, pelde iie
in ben StanO ieteu iOllen, 9enuu Su
propbe3eieu, luann bas @nbe Der 8elt
fOmmen wirO. 6rau 8iqiam8 ilt Die
Satin 6e8 eritcn @eneralanpulteS be8
Br6iOenten @rant unO Die 6Gbrerin
eirer 2tn5ubl BON rcIi9i0ien 6anatitern,
ipelde 5u 9lauben uOrgeben, baB bu8
gnOe Der Q8eIt bepOritebe. Sie iuirO
BON ginigen 5u BEN n@briitian Sciens
tiits" qe3dblt, neil iie preoi9t, 6aB e8
sur Grlansuus elmer 0feinisuug Ocs
&0rpers nOtbmenOis iei, burd Die 8ilO'
Mig" gu geben, mas in einem falt abiO>
luten 6aiten mGbrenO Der 9auer BON
pier3is Ga9en uno uier;ig 9td6ten be-
itebt. 0ieieS lette 6aiten mar Die smeite
@unOeruns Der 6rau Bi(liam5 Ourd
bie yg8iloniB," un6 ebe iie 6ieielbc be-
gam, prOpbe;eite iie, OaB Oa8 @n0c Der
9Selt uohe lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
GiSeubobn1,ufou.

PittSbur9. 3D., Is. 0e5cmber.
- Der Srowu8oiller GrprcB;u9 Der
y Bitt8barg SirsiniusGbarleitOner Gis
ienbubn" ent9Ieiite beute frib 6 llbr 81
Otinutcn in 6Olge zines aui Dem @eleiie
beiinoliten 6clSitiifeS nabe 9anforO,
45 Dteilen BON bier. Der 9tadts@rz
preB5ug bate Oieielbe Steae Is Oiinu'
ten Iriiber unbeidaOt9t paiIirt. Die co.
fOmOtiue, DER @epdfwasgOu unO Orei
Paha9ierwas9on5 itiirStcn nm, unb %
bis 80 Baiia9i.rc iuurOen perleet, ieOOd
9tiemunO tOOtlih. Die Dtebr5abl Oerz
ielben lit in Brownsville, GarlerOi uuO
BEN s3piidenitatiOnen auidiits. Die am
ScOeutenOlten Serleeten iinO: Satie
%anni9, Brownsville, &OpiluurOen; GOnz
bufteur 9Oung, 9anbquetidung; Sas
muel S'9teiQ, 6aDettez Sitg, 8einbru9;
Gbomas 5uitinss, Garleroi; 55rau
Neit, GarlerOi, &Opfruunoen; 5rau
9Duttin8; 3Obu Bel, &UpfwunOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
Srii6en. Giuffuri.

Die i'm Sau bsarifTeue SpuispiuGs SeHerioHs
piuer Bride uber Den Sbio itiisit eiu. -
@rober VerIuit an WeuidlenIcben.-TGG'
Idifisfeit in der GunitruftioM Ocr Hotbs
brndc.
2onis solIle, Sp., Is. GeS. - Der
mlttlerc Soseu Der aus @iieH uuo %1olS bers
9efelteH gtotDbriIdc, lueIne Sehuts Nus
baues Der neuen Briide smlldeu Si,2oHiSs
bile HHO SenerlonulQe erridtet purOe,
iiiirste beute iriih Is Diiuuteu nod 10 llbr
;ulammeu. 3wndeu 30 uuO so aui Der
Bride beiddfilgte 9lrbelter wur0en entDe-
Der Don Den ialIeuheu Eriimmeru eridla9eu
ODER ertraufeu I'M SbiOfluBe; efna 80 ar-
better erlltteu Serlesurger, oaruuter eiuige
10 ihmer, oaB ulau Ibr 4blebeu erruartet.
Bis Ieet itno nur ie6S 2eiheu erlan9t pors
ben, bod welB man, paB bic TOlgenoeu oei
Dem llnaliid ibr yeben uerloreu:
2eit,r G5olIo6.
lSraHt Itler.
lSreo. Diller
iSranf Burns.
Charles Uiurpbu bon Gltcd9o.
=. II. SOof pom DtdHtua, SGIo.
:. 3. Burns pom UrdEtllH, ia.
SermIBt peroeu:
Nenru Gai5. Is. Str., 9ielu=2 2l6auq.
5SraHt SimmoHS BON 5eTferioHpiue.
Jtuiieu 9urflIH9er.
u. u. Sbarp.
q. Soben.
&. Srsean.
W. Solen.
Gj. y. ne1flc.
Y Gtsrce.
i. Z. 2BllioH.
S. SCott.
i. SberoaE.
G5coT9c yiuu.
Serlest iiuO:
Sem. -, 22O, Z prin9ftr., 9iepsaItonp, 51O.
I'll. Uioors.
6. ~. Srorua uoH Sjrpin9toH.
3. z. SbechuH u0u CtreeHup, SO.
q. Il. NGu non 8riitol, SeRR.
Nauu Bugb poH yiercer, ia.
Sarrp zee uoH SeTieIioEuiue.
70. Ndueben pOH GgiCaes.
Z. u. @dlmap puH EouIsulle.
5obn Dleper poH %erinuton, 4u.
80. SbssRerS pom Suozgittsburs, GG.
go. NuoebI0Hot pom ytOubamptou, IA.
o.. Gborp.
s. .. Barb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
Sr6n0e.

9tewsS aoeu, Conn.,, 10. 9eS.-
9a8 SlairsGebauOe, gtr. SO bis 81,
SranseitraBe, brannte beute irib 3lpis
ihen 6 uuS7 llbr nisber. Die 2lus itats
tuu9 Der !3eitun9 -Gpenins 9sabsr"
Derbraunte. Der Serluit betrdst iiber
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
0r0da Die @cne.

gtcwzYort. Is. DECEMBER. Gin
2OOtie beri9tet, baB Der Oampfer @els
lert," aus bem mtttelldnoiIden Ofecr
fommen0, 6rei Oteilen ii6Ii6 pom
SunODsSOOts2eudtiaiff, nit scbrO5e>
ner gSelle Dor Anfer lieqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
80uferDffc.

8biGuoelpbia, Is. Deg. - Die
n@rauezSrOnz@o. bat beute ibr 9ers
uOsen gum Seiten ibrer @laubigcr
iibertrascn. 0as SauptSireau beiinOet
fi9 bier unb sic lSerfe in Gataiauqua.
0as Attiens&apitul betra9t 81, 800, 900
nebit elmer funbirten S3ulb BON $448, :
600.
gtew zgOrf, Is. 9e;embcr.-0ie
S6nittwarensSGnSler 9ioiencorff g.
SObus, iOmic Die SleiOerbGnbler u. s.
SdlOB & So. baben beute faGlirt. Gins
;elubeitsn Ieblen nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
2lrbeit ttmo Snomfrie.

@lepeIuube g., Is. Deg. - Die
ySbio 9edcns@cberci" miro am Mon.
tag nit $50 glrbeitern sen 8etrib wicz
Der aufuebmeu. Sr. Be6munn, Ser
Yrdt0ent ser Geieuiduft, lit Ser Gins
iidt, OuB cine seredte SteiOrm Oes Gas
rii8 ieinem 9elUerbe 9tidts iduOen
riirSe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
&aunt aIambltd1.

OttiiOula, 0tont., IA. 0e3.-
Der Erapper Ben &eelsD, weI9er Der
Gurlin'iden SasO9.ieaiduft b.balilid
mar, aus ibrer fritii9en gage in Der
@leurwaters@eseuO gu enttOmmeu, be-
bauptet, eS iet cine feige Sanolung BON
Osr9asb9eieaiduit 9epsien, ben ertranfs
ten GOlsate ieinem Sdifial su iberlaIs
fen; Der iun9e Gurltn babe ii6 iOsar gez
luei9ert, Die n0tbi9e 9tabruuo fiir GOlz
gate ;uriif;ulahsn. Die glu9uben OeS
Erappers lauten GuBerit unsiniti9 fir
@arlin unb ieine beioen 9efGbrteu.
&eeleD bat Die 8slObnun9, pelde @sne>
raj Garlin, Der 9ater be8 ytimrob Gars
lin, fir Die 8ettun9 ieines SObncS aus
seisst batte, 9eridtlid eingctlast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
res Mi1ifera Rnth.

@bica9O, IA. Deg. - Inter 2eiz
tung Oes 6inan; GOmite's bes Stu6ts
rutbes tpir6 fir bic Sbbudluien uuo
unbei9aftigtsn bisIiser StaOt iebt linz
terfOmmen unO gtabrunS beifafit. 3u
oieiem 3msde wurbe BOli3eibef Brens
nan an9ewieien, in jeOem StaOtpiertel
paIIenoe @sbauSe 3u ulietben. Cine in
ltmlauf 9eieetc Subifriptionslilte meiit
idOn gang bIbibe Setra9e aui. Sn
Der MOntasS gtaht fOnnten idOn 800
8crioneu in gtr. 346 uno 348, QSaz
baIbs2tpenue, in parmen 8Gumen I9Ias
fen. 2lm nGditen 0tOr9sn erbislten lie
ein fraftigeS 6riibitiif unO ginsen Oann
aus, nm iia nad Seidaftigung um3u'
iebeu. 0tsies 2ligl ftebt inter 2lufiidt
Der y@6ica9o Smme6iate- -NiozS ocietp."
Sn BEN Gorrioorcu be8 9tutbbauies
ifliefen in ben. ueridieOensn 9td9tcn
Bis 5u 500 Berionen.
Oas 8efanntwerben Ser Gbatia9e,
6aB Chicago BEN ,Suu9rigeu unb Sbe
Oa9lOien 0tabrurg uuO SbOud gu gez
b:n seOentt, bat einen 3u;u9 in 2unt'
pen 9ebaQter Dteniden aus alien Ebei>
len 6es 2an0es uadl bier psrulaBt. Ddt
ieOem 6ruft;ugc trsfisn isbr trumpmG<
Btg au8IebenOe 0tanner idaurenweiie
bier Elm, bod ioaen OisIelben uuf 9lns
OrOnunq be8 POIi5sidefs Brennan ipie>
Der 5uriifseI6idt wsrbcu.
Sort W q Due, SnS., IA. Ge3.-
9a8 pom StaOtratbe nit benz Suffrage
ernannte Spe5ial, @Omite, einen 8lan
sur 8eidaiti9un9 urbeitsloier 8eriOncn
uus;uarbeiten, beIdlOB beute OtOrsen
cine 8erlGn9erung Ses BalierIsitungss
igitsms bis nu6 2ufcsSibe, elmer fiir3z
LID anneftirten Soritabt. 0teie 4rbei@
ten iuerOen gegen 800 YerIOnen auf 6
bis 7 8o6en 8cidaftisung 9eben.
OtOrsen iOuen iie in 4n9riiI genOnluen
werOeu. 9tur 8iir9cr bisii9cr StaOt
merOcn an9clteIlt.
Detroit, 0fi4., IA. 0e3.-0a8
inter ben Ssr9leuten Der Oberen Salbe
iniel tBatige teritusunss. GOmite be-
ridtet, oaB mtnOeiieu8 100000 nOtbi9
finb, nm bic beoiirftigen 2euts, beren
3ubl iiA auf 5000 belGuft, bur3 ben
gSinter 3u brinsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
glrOpdtfdje Sa6eG 2Sert6te
Rod sin Siea Gapripi'S.

9ertiu, IA. 9es.-2er 8eihsiaa hat
nit eiuer groBeu Waioritdt ben 6auoeIss
uertrag nit Gpanieu an9euommen. 9fur
Die GoHieroutioeu, SmperiaIiiteu IND antl'
Stmlten iimmteH odgeJeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
R q b 10 q J. s
y" YiQelt.
9rSrprit urrIdFIid.
liriH DrgstabiIiG9.
SaS srnSe
CG6Gr= mo )l(NgGn=
Wittel.
Gin ausseseihnctes mtISeS sIbfabr'
OfItteI.
SuIltummrn sribmadIus.
ileNtr 40 Sabre i'm Gebramdl unO Itfts ale
IW9erIaiiia bsfuHOtU.

GHtbaIt Gigeuiduften, Die TETS Die @e-
iuubbett pi,oer berittlleu. Gle regeH ole
ptriaieOeHeH Organ, gu ssiuuOer &batis.
felt al, SercH uOtiirlihe 6unttioHeu uHeRt.
bshrlidJ fir Die @siunbbelt iiuO, tdmpieH
nit uuO iiberruinbeH Ole uurslnIsI,iteu uuO
treibeH bteieIbeu uOIlfdubig aus pem Sp'
fem aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
Ser Semti1e GorreiponSent,
S6gIiS, iuobentIip uno Sonntoas,
J Raifte Osfnspfhs1, rr ,tu0 09rNaF4~,,

2dsli1, iuottrtIid9 uno Sonntdas,
@. Hains, GiGeutbdmcr unp 8fenaftenr
(StdtfoIscr ron g. Siaiue),
eueuchzGce Sal.inore.Stra unb BoisSfiice e=Ns.
1reis bcs tdaIio 2sIattes, hura 9raecr b.iorst
12Ia Cts; fd0Iid,c urb Gonntn as =9luSaa abe ID
Cents pro oh. sGhbar on oi. bas Sintt beioreeueen
Srdser.-Saalidl nebf Sonuta as atuS aabe uEter
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 pYo Sabr, iur fIrser.
.Sett i'm 8crbdItHis; fir bic m0demtIid,e Iusaabc
NIT @SnHtas portoir, nit absus tir Clubs,
x2.5O pro Sd9r, nan tr9enb cntu Srte oes Snlarz
bes, 81 nab europa. Spuntass s=atuS sabe 81
IN cen 9fiiteI= unb Glpnoaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
Raspas's HuO subsreittte giutn.

glne Der 3utbat,u uirft oireft uui bic See
ber, .lu aueerer &beiI wirit uUi ole Sc
6Grme, Elm britter auf ole 9aut uuO iuleber
Elm nnO.rcr auf Die Rlereu. Dies if Die
SorSiigll6teit Der eriOIgreldeH g8rtuug;
pGbreRo tie beioHS,rs uui ole 2ebsr wirteu,
baben ile glei9;eltis ctuen Gtnfus Gui Die
RuOersH Srsaue ots 9Oypers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
$3.50.
.Jo6n C. Iri6(P.

Stifta9s 0rditnte. Sn Der lleberbeueur9, bdB Der
2Grii bic soften importrtrr g9aareu perriu9ern
iUiro. unb bas Spariaufeit Die Borne oes Cages ii
bobeH mir oui uHaeidbr Die Sdlite bier Breiie cine
hott pradtpolle Reibe bottIaiitser Bdaren, DrIhe,
oenn lUlr bic SerbdtEiic porauseeeben bdtteH, Eit
importirt lUoroeH udren berab9ee9t; aber Die artiz
Eel itro eiHma bier uno uliller a6eciebt rperoen.
Bric-a- Brac. - Gro6e 8Gen ou bic 1dlite iriber.r
Breiie ermdBisr. ytafttfh=Sbers uno zlntertaiieH,
% Cts. uno 80 Cts; oGs Sopp.Ite rpertb. Ndrnerz
aIsbcfIeiouna.-@IeeaHte AtIas=ScarfS BON so aui
% Cts. reouSrt before Qrtt:I, pon 81 GuI so Gts
AlIe ArteH EtoeSiuGoreu, BortcmorHates, @ombiras
tionszSuter, goricn uEo S6reibtdielbeu. Gin
Sof.n edter 9nieatorzStoerz uno edter 3fobbsnfen=
Combination Suder NIT fterIiHeiil6crHen @deu,
S1.75 pertb, oui 81 heruHtereeiett; Shmu6fdftdsK,
so Ste. ru.rtb. auf 25 Cts; aroSere Shmur.ditden,
75 Cts. mcrtb. auf so Cts. Hrobeitide oon Sd1mudz
laden, as jyabrfaHtsHsI IrobeH 9.fGuit, ANN habcH
Yr.iie. Sas eroEte 2iiortmeHt 9lace =Sanoitube,
init yelS seiuttcrter uno uerbrimter Snnoihube sur
slusWab git YcIS sefuttertc Sinotrz Sanoibube 81.
eSobn g. SribIe,
5000 ger. 81, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
RaoWaD'S 9iaem

trsibsu cue 3ranfbeit.n aus Dem S0yp.r,
gang gI,id, mas bic llriade iRyer GUtitehuns
1T uHo wie melt DieltlbeH 0OrseidritteH,
Oarun utridumt ni6t puS 9eiImItt,l 1T
sOrbaubeu. @me OOer swei Dozen tuerOsH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16

2ie i'm Sau bserifTsne 2ruispiuGs SeHerioHs
piIler Bride iber Den Sbio Itiisit eiu. -
@rober VerIwit an Weuid1enIcbem.-gaGl
Idiiisteit in DER SpnitruftioH Oer Rotbs
Rn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
ale lluresslmGBigfsiten Der Seber
furiren.

GauieuOeu, Die ictt IeISeH, ruieu Dr iu:
Sbr habit Gure 8ettung IN 9GuO.n, IuO'
nap'S iiuo woblbsfanHte YiIlen, sntbult,H
MIR Die belteu Grtrutte aus Dem Bilan6eE-
reid, III Der wiiieuitaitIi6Reu S9eIis Sus
iGmm.nseleet, ru,Ihs Don Or. 8aOwug ais
bic beitsu sur BieO.rb,rfequug eluer seluu.
ben &bdttsIeit beE uHsesrficHsH SrsaNe
erfaunt purOsH. Si. eutbuIteH teiue gti-
neralieu oosr Retaas ooet oersu SaISe -
Hiats Der Geiuubheir ShdOIIhes if i'll lbrer
5uiammsHieeuHg uuO 0leieIbeu ilub OaA.r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-16
The German Correspondent,

s W COR. BALTIMORE ST. AND PosT OFFICE AVE.
DAILY, delivered by carriers to the subscribern
in the city of Baltimore and neighborhood 12bS
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents per
week PAYABLE weekly to the carriers. DAILY and
SUNDAY by mail, postage prepaid by puolsher'
s. so per annum: for a shorter time in proper
ton WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid with
Inducements TO clubs, 81 so per annum 20 any
partof the country; SUNDAY PAPER without DalIy
or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AND
SOUTHERN STATES.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

SALEM ITEMs.--In the Perrydal,
paper: q. w. Emmett is holding dowI
responsible position Ia n furnitur,
house at Salem. Mr.. Austin Leach
aud wife arrived on fridays stage from
Salem. Mr.. Leach will teach the sum
mer term Of the Salt Greek school. 49,.
Salem wants q motor line. That's
right The more Salem grows The bet
ter for the surrounding county,
Mrs. G. q. Coad has been spending
several days with Salem friends. 49,.
Ed. N. Edcs, Salem's city recorder; J.
b. HAwley, president Of Noun )uth's
bank; and II. E. Hubbard, Falls City's
rustler, were In town Monday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

A NEW DEAL.-A. N. Hales has pur.
chased the R. R, Ryan livery barn, at
the rear of the Willamette hotel. He
mas put In considerable new stock, ip
the way of horses, harness, etc. The
vehicles have all been put into first. class
order, and new ones are being added.
H. ID. Price, the late popular driver cf
the Capitol engine team, will manage
the business, and take pains to please
all patrons. sataw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

HAPPINESS on ALL,-For u month
We have comba,ed hard times, driz
sling rains, cloudy skies, disconraginp
complaints Of business men, down nheart
edness aud kickers generally. Tar
JOURNAL was never 50 happy as ,hi,
Saturday Night. II Is all smiles. rnses
and prosperity, thriving on competition
fAttening ON adversIty and Kicking up
IT, heels like merry youngs,er though
al the world be declared to be going Ia
the bowwows. Its readers aud advertis.
srs - rule are also happy, fortunate
and prosperous crowd.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

Morro AND MATERNITY 1t is re
lated that Salem lady went to tele
graph ONCE recently aud Informed th,
operator that her husband had gone b,
Portland to get = motto for Sunda,
school. but she had forgotten to tel
him the Inscription or how large th,
motto was to be. She wanted to know
how long II would be before her hus
hand could get the particulars II sh,
ssnt them by telegraph, She was told
Doubtless that husband was startled
when hs read the telegram, for without
explanation II simply said, "Dear
Frank, Hotel Perkins. Portland. Unit
us . child 10 born, eight feet long and
swo feet wide. JeSNIE."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08
ONE OF THE PINE ARTS.
Salem Keeps Abreast With the
Times in Rsthetic Decoration.

Paper hanging must now be accorded
u place among the Inc arts; and Its pro-
fessors be classed AZ bunglers, pasters
or artists, as their coDgeners are known
In degree AS tyros, daubers and
painters. Not very long ago the
village whitewasber was the
frescoer and decorator Of the town
and vicinity, but the march Of civiliza-
ton and the education Of the masses
has brought the inevitable reco gnition
Of the fact that homes are brighter and
better for being made handsome and
attractive. So some Of the greatest ar
lists OF the day have designed beautiful
patterns OF wallpaper and frescoes, and
the paperhanger has been taught TO
select those appropriate TO the decora-
tion OF rooms In relation to the use TO
which they are to be put.
Cornice and border, strips and dado,
side.wall and ceiling, all haye to be
considered aud the selected hangings
carefully prepared and skilfuIly msnip.
uiated, and when perfectly done the re-
suit Is "A grand success. That this Is
absolutely true IL acknowledged by
every one Of today's visitors TO the
CAPITAL JOURNAL Office, which has
Just been newly decorated by Mr.. G. |
w. Hawks, Of Hawks g. Levar, 81
State street, AN undeniable artist In his
Inc. 30 cleverly Is the work done and
10 well chosen the material therefor
hat the deep interior is twice as light
NJ before, and Is one Of the handsom-
'st newspaper offices in the state, today.
Il Is real pleasure to transact business
amid such surroundings, and all our
'atrons are invited to participate with
~,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08
POLICE COURT RULES.

AS follows are conspiciously posted
on the door of Judge Edes Recorders
court:
l. Persons under age will not be al
lowed in this room when court Is In
session.
III. No loud talking or laughing
will be permitted during the course of
trial.
Ill. If you chew tobacco try and
find cuspador. Don't imagine that
you are in the middle of tsn.ac
field.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08
VAN wEssENHOvE-KERR.

VAN wEsSENHOvE-KERR.
Miss Lizzie Van Wessenhove and
Jack Kerr were married at st. Paul last
Monday. A reception was given them
at the residence of Frank Van Wessen.
hove on French Prairie. Following
were present.: Mr.. and Mrs. f. Van
Wessenhove, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. McCor.
mick, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kerr, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Coyle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Coyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n. Chambers of Salem, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Buskey,
Mr.. and Mrs; II. Wesling, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID Ger, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Coleman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Yergen, Mrs. F. X. Mat
theu, Mrs. Bersevin, Mrs. Ouimette,
Miss Sarah Kennedy, Miss May Ehlen,
Miss Annie Chambers, Miss Elsie
Buskey, Miss Eta Buskey, Miss Anna
Kennedy, Miss Maggie Kennedy, Miss
Ella Brown, Miss Nettie Brown, Miss
Addie Brown, Miss Price, Miss Mary
Kennedy, Miss Madge Murphy, Miss
Minnie Murphy, Miss Violet Matthieu,
Miss Mamie Matthew, ,Aggie Ouimette,
Miss Lizzie Yergen, Miss Theresa
Buskey, Miss Stella Coyle, Miss Mollie
Mccormick, Mr.. $. Kerr, Mr.. McCor-
mick, Mr.. j. Kennedy, Mr.. T. Kenne-
dy, Mr.. j. Kerr, Mr. Yergen, Mr.. F.
Murphy, Mr.. O. Virgins, Mr.. j. Olsen,
Mr.. II. Apperson, Mr.. L. Pulsky, Mr..
b. Yergen, Mr.. f. Yergen, Mr. J. Mar
tin, Mr.. II. Coyle, Mr.. l. Coyle, Mr.. F.
OConner, Mr.. J. Mccormick, Mr.. F.
Buskey, Mr.. A. Finer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.

Saturday EVENINGS CAPITAL JOUR
NAL will be found on sale ut following
places:
1imon's cigar store.
Patton's book store.
Hcllenbrand's restaurant.
Capital city lunch counter.
Bennetps cigar store. p. o. block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

SAVE YOUR FRUIT.-Wm. Wright
has a good spraying outfit, and is pre-
pared to spray family orchards on short
notice Prices reasonable. The fruit
saved on one tree will more than pay the
expense of caring for fifty trees. Leave
word with Gray Bros. If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

COOP WoRK.-The prison boys have
been doing some work on East State
street, by filling some of those terrible
mud holes. That street is in very
bad condition, but the city authorities
dislike to do any work on it, as they
expect to thoroughly improve it with
Others, after the new charter goes into
effect May LIST.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

d and have
leen sent to
iivision head
quarters for APP
proyal. The
camp council
are { k in &
steps to pro-
cure a flag to
enable them to
prop er ly OBJ
serve memoir
ial day. The
daughters Of
veterans are a
p o pular an d
growing order
in East e n
states and al
ready have a
few represent
atives on the
coast. Sumter
Camp meets
next Thursday
e v enin g to
elect delegates
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

Watch the daily changes in Keller 4
sons bargain window.
French Ice cream soda, the only gen.
uine and perfect, at Jones & Bernardi,s
The Coming Religion" by Thos
van Ness just received at Dearborn's
book store. .
Mems negligee and tennis shirts n
new invoice Bargains for all. os.
burns Racket store.
fscts speak louder than words Sim
mons mons Liver Regulator does cure bowel
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08
NOT SOLD.

wish to call attention to the fact
that have NOT SOLD out the Truck.
Dray' Baggage & Express business; but
nave simply sold the livery DEPART
ment. First house south of viaduct
Commercial street. Rv.NGCn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

A FINE PICTURE The Salem Art
company has just turned out a group
picture of Tiger Engine Co., including
"a men, the engine, team and engine
house. IL is beauty, and shows the
IRE boys of in the best style. The
hremen and their friends all want
copies Of this valuable picture, and the
gallery Is busy turning them out.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

TAxEs--county treasurer II. q.
Brown has paid 10 State Treasurer
Astschan 90. .osi.ei. which Is Marion
eounty's share Of taxes due the state
6os ths year 1894 The amount In
clndes u sra " military tax, and sl,-
o97.<3 university tax.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

CASH TALKs.-Since adopting the
cash system patrons fl nj that our prices
are lower than any in the city. Don't
call on us for credit but if you wish to
saye money OH millinery, call on Mrs.
ID. l.. Feister opposite opera house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

GREAT SToCK.-The finest selected
line of dried peaches, pears, plums,
raisins, and everything in that line,
always fresh at Clark & Eppley's.
Prices the lowest.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

FINE New BRIDoE.-A ninety foot
combination bridge IL to be built on
Capital street, Parish's addition. 1t IL
to be "a feet wide, with six foot side.
walk on each side; the Salem Street
committee meets with the county court
this afternoon to agree upon expenses.
The plans for the bridge are made by
City Engineer Culver. While the re-.
sion along that road pays great
amount OF road tax this is about the
nrst improvement IL gets the benefit Of.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

RED MEN, ArrENTIoN.-A special
meeting of Loniakin s. Improved Or
der OF Red Men will be held in their
nail 10 State Insurance building Sun
day 3p' m. A full attendance of Off.
GERS aud members is requested. "Great
Sachem" Ladd will be with us.
by order w. ]. Irwin, Sachem.
ii. ID. Patton, c Off.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

less, The Spa Is nlhng moro orders
for lencn aud pineapple water ices this
year than any other house. because
they make Il OF pure juices.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

SOMETHING NEw.-Salem should
lake warning by Sacrsmento's fate. -
Roseburg Review. Wisdom should en-.
ter that fool editors pate. 'Twould be
something new.