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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

IA NEN YoRK desafia competencia.
P6rgae Su p6iiza de aculnolaci6n as tan
sencllIa que toda persona la comprends
La llnica poEza que proporciona segufo
Immediate 6 incondicicnal
No encierra restricciones en- euanto 70
sidenca
No encierra restriecioaes en cuAnto
viajes
No eneierra rostriceionea en cuanto al
servicio nilitar
No encierra restriccionas en- cuauto Il
oeuPaci6n.
No eneierra restricciones en cuanto la
causas de muerta.
80 encierra ClaUeula De Suicide
rs indisputablc despues de M ano
Proporciona prestamos al nsegurado
Solamente cobra IN interes lie 5 p.9 20
bre tales prestamos.
Conceae un mes DO gracia para 81 paxo
del premo.
Proteie al asegurado per medic de olAu-
sulas de no-caducaci6E mas ventajosas que
las concedidas por cualquier otra conpafiA
Enclerra en- 81 todos los buenos rasRos 4.
todas las demas poizas en- existencia.
! pasa por alto todos los malos.
For consguiente es unigenita. .
Agente general. don Luis Sanchez Mo
Iales, San Juan Pto. -Rico.-Sub agente on
Ponce: don Eduardo Salich.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

En- el entierro que aver Sc VERTIGO de don
Narciso Carreras, ofciaban de monaguillos
dos muchachos de color que iban descalzos
y con los cirios apagados porque cerecian
de velas.
Es que los Patles cuando sc trata de IN
enterro de pobre, economizan hasta las
velas de los cirios y los zapatos de los mo-
naguilIos
Tendria que yer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08
iOJO! iOJO!

Sc venden todos los muebles de Il
casa callc de la Aurora nnmero ?.
Comandancia Militar.
Ponce. A2osto 3 de 1895. As
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08


Que los peones cumplieron con su obliga
ci6n al detener 81 coche, es cosa indiseutible
pero que para cumplir con su deber USE
mltlrseies.
= todo ei que presoa seFViclos pooneo
aeoerla @ antes !, e3lgirse CUE iomase alsn
mas leceioneS oe oueaa eoucaclon
En- el entierro que aver Sc VERTIGO de dor
Narciso Carreras, ofciaban de monaguillos
dos muchachos de color que iban descalzos
de yelas.
rs que los PaJlies cuando sc trata Gle IN
entlerro de pobre, economlzan hasta las
velaS de los eros los 2apatos dc los mo-
aagnllos
Iendria que yer
Acabamos de recbir ell siguiente despa-
cho telegrafeo
eSa, f,ar,n5, Aoos+o {
enoa.4,, oa..on,, .aI:la .oal,o aI,al
IL f,', ,,'r,o slJ 1.si's IL 81 Ioe.l
@ : -,
-
0,I'l %
paGoIa oa-,'aa4o pa,,to l,,,,.,..,,.,.,,
o'iTi" COZ on ssl'o''So''
Por 10 cue So ve va vamos asimllandonos
las buenas eostumbres los proced mientos
oportunos de nuestros hefmanos de ia Ma
GRE pataa.
Los eafeteros de esta eomarca han dir
g1oo un felegrama la Junfa dIroctlya de Ia
9ocieoad de AGneuItores, eXpresando sn
descontento por la pretericlon que So les
d dlcha socledad no dehende q todos stts
soc'os, de seguro que Sc borraran muchos
Sc ha practicable la autopsa en- el cadaver
de don Narciso Carreras, y resulto, segGn
el dlctamen tacultatlvo, que IA muerte no
tue ocasionada por golpe nj confusion algu-
qoE q oe ioaas 3aneras IA naorlan ProonGGldo,
pe''eoi ~ - =
pefo .'tigr', lalleeio Por eonseet'e'lei' de
''i'' 90 ''''i' '0''S : e''i''i '0fs''i'i'
Hoy, las nueye de Ia maEana, tqvo ! u
% seq ato' eon5ra aha = oan ramon santiago p0r
En- en- d;otan,e, oyor;4o 81 sa7or esool
hide II ,ana "a r1,,an+a. ra,o fal4oraa 80
+ae+;C.aa u oot - 49,
81 Ia Al oo.t;e,3f q '0'o 80 "pi"1o n'9''
Sc 5;ca ono Iilon Rar,6n Saa+;ao.o os4s |
vosia, nocturnidad y ensanamiento
T., L,o,.o ..l1:.
Il cultiyo del cafe one bemos sol;c;tado Je
nuestro amigo 81 ineonioro aor6no,no don
Adolfo Ven3rell
Aiob
os agricultores ds9 esta isla, especialmente
para los hacendados de cafe.
Tenemos en- cartera nm trabaio de nnas-
al doctor Rodriguez Castro.
!. For supera6undancia de originates no la
ahdo desde el sabado.
carolina G de Silva
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

Que los peones cnmplieron con su obiga-
cion al detener 81 coche, es cosa indiscutible;
pero que para eumplir con su deber usen
de formas groseras, es 10 que no puede per-
mitirseles.
A todo ell que presta servicios p1blioos
deber{a antes exigirse que tomase agu-
mas lecciones de bueaa educaci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

Dicese que nuestro amigo el Teniente de-
nfanteria, don Rafael Fernandez Cuadra
sera nombrado jefe Dc ia seccion de orden
publico de Mayaguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

ID Ell Ser. DIS STRITo

ST. Gobernador dc tl general I 6 3sF Ia Prorino o a.
comprehension annual 0 periodical de pesas y
medidas en- este ternino municipal de Pom
&c, coEenzara en- 1G del presente mes lie
bera estlr terIainada en- de Setiembre
proNimo 10 que hacs pGblico para co
nociniento de los interesados
Articulo u del Regamento del ramo
Estan obligados la comprehension todos
cuautos necesiten hacer uso de pesas y
medidas, incluyendo las oticinas lie Adm6n
publlca, provincial y municipal: comercian-
tes, lndustrlales, mercaderes, profesores
constructors de pesas ' medidas Y los que
Sc ocupen en- su venta.
Ponce, de Agosto de 1893. Ell Fiel
Almotacen, 1!6erto Lacasa. mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

Hemos recibido 81 primer n1mero do FL
Mentor periodico que Ia empezado ha pu
bEearse en la Capital, y que Sc dedicara ex
elusiyamente a las cpestiones de ensehanza.
la defenSa del profesorado.
Saludamos Al nuevo colegs deaeandols
prosperidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

Nuestro coega Ell Estudto no pudo salir
en- la semana pasada per hallarse erferu,o
su director.
Deseamos - pronto restableeimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

Han sido nonbrados Alcaldea: de la Ca
pital don Rafael Perez Garcia de Toa
alta. don Adolfo Morales; de Yabucoa.
don Joaquin 4. Garcia do Gurabo, don
Pedro J. Diaz de San German, don Juan
+. Gregory de Horm;gueros, don Narci
so Deulofeu do Naranjto, don Florenti
no Lopez de Morovia, don Jose a. Pavfa:
de Vega alta, don Casiano Mediavilla de
Guayanila, don Manuel a. Zavala de
Guayama, don Enrique Monies de Oca De
Camuy, don Dionisio Monroy do Ca
guas don Francisco Mendez. Todos ocu-
pan el primer lugar de las ternas, menos
81 de Caguas. que ocupa 81 %, el de Ca
muy, que Sc le nombra por ser CONCEAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

Ha sido nombrado secretario del Ayun
tamiento de Salinas don Juan O Neill. Que
ocupaba el primer lugar de Ia terms,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08
GR.. CONPANA Dc ZARZIELi
DIRIGIDA POR Los
SeH0reS Marin Var0na y AIuaad0

ABONO
In palco sin entrada s 90
Id mum. /, =, II is 40
Tornavoces sin entrada 40
Luneta con entrada 10
PRECIOS POR FUNCIONEa
Palcos altos bajos sin entrada ) !
Id mum. l, 2, II Is
Tornavoces sin entradas
Luneta con entrada 1-30
Entrada general so
Id para ninos %
Id al paraiso %
CONDICIONES PARA Ell ABONO
No Sc daran mas de cuatro funciones Sc
manales no Sc repetira ninguna obra no
ser que lo pida Ia prensa una comisi6n
del publico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

Obras regaladas i Ia .Socteaaa Benlfca
I''stractlra para 81 Bttltoteca pHblica.
Regalo del doctor don Manuel Zeno Gan
dla:
Diceiona,io de nsedteina, por e doctor don
Jose Castells tomos.
Amaari0 de medicinal q citsgia por Enrique
Camps Rocha, 2 tomos
Morai tc6rieo- practice y educaci6,s para 81
1tso de las escuelas q de las fcmtlias, por Jose
NJ. Trigo, | tomo.
La ras6n sOciof.-Fromont Risbe, Cos
tun. bres parisienses, por Alfonso Daudet,
/ tomo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

Del peri6dico La Propaganda ntmero 81 j,
correspondence al de JUNO de 1888.
Alcoh0lado GateH.-Cada dia Sc recomien-
da mas por sus propiedades anti-reum4ti-
cas- Ell a tcoh0tado GateH. Tambien 4 produ-
edo los meJores efectos contra las jaquecas
dolores de cabeza J por ESQ no nos extra
ia la ereciente demanda que tiene tan pre-
coso medicamento.
Vendese en- las principales farmaoias lie
la Isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

En- la Gale de la Estrelia esquina Salud
hay IN farol que las mas de las noches per-
manece apagado.
Aquel e8 ul sitio que por ell NAL estadc
de Il oalle y 10 soIitario que suele estar de
noche, necesita mucha luz.
No 5 ezplcamos que obedecen esas
infornaEdades en- ell alumbrado pdblico y
como un farol puede permanecer tantas no
ehes sin encenderse.
Eeremos 81 el senor Sauri atienje las
Quejas de aquellos vecinos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08
PLAZA DEL MERCADO

Prec'os coyy5entes d las 7 de Ia maaana hoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

Ha ascendido general de Brigada, el
apreciable caballero don lose A. de Valen-
zuela, comandante militar de esta ciudad.
lie enviamos nuestra felicitaci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08
Acabamos de recibir el siguiente despa-
cho taleor8firo

Los cafeteros de esta eomarca han diri-
gido IN telegrama 4 la .Iunta diroctiga de Is
Soeiedad de Agrieultores, expresando su
descontento por Ia preteriei0n que les
condena.
ST dicha sooiedad no de6ende todos sss
soc5os de seguro que Sc borrardn muchos
que 6guran hoy en- sus listas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

EEVer Sc em5aFcO p0r este puerto a bordo
del vapor V1lacerde una senorita de fami-
liza distinguida de Fajardo, edacaao en- ell
Santurce, COP el fn De trasadarse Ia Ha-
bana para comenzar el noviciado en- ell con-
vento de monjas de aquella ciudad.
lie ahl donde conduce ell odo8o fana-
tismO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

aver i las tres de Ia tarde una gran mu
chedumbre de chiquillos zagaletones Sc
guIa por la Gale Mayor una pareia de or
den pGbGco que marchaba hacia Ell cuartel
conduclendo un ladr6n capturado
Por los informes que al vuelo pudimos
tomar, Sc deduce que Ell tai rob6 veinticin-
co duros en- una casa de esta ciudad
Bueno es que empiecen i ser habidos los
ratas de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

amos amigos nuestros Que qenian en- la
noche del domingo en- On carruaie por la ca
rretera de Juana-Diaz / Ponce, fueron de-
ten5dos por los peones camineros del barrio
de Manzanillo increpados con frases ago
groseras, porqae habiendoseles acabado las
VeIas que traian los faroies del vehieulo,
este venia apagado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-08

Sc ha practicable la autopsia en- el cadaver
de don Narciso Carreras, resulto, seg6n
el dictamen facultativo, que Ia muerte no
fu6 ocasionada por golpe nj confusion algu-
Mas bien depende de causas organicas,
que de todas maneras Ia habrian producido.
Fl gope pudo, s., precipitar el desenlace;
pero Carreras fallecio por consecuencia de
una terrible congestion cerebral.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10
Salem Improvement Co

A KICKER. - The independence
West Side editor says of the state ed
itorial association: "Forty editors pro
per, attended the meetings, but one
hundred and forty ate at the banquet.
The hangers on In journalism are the
ones who make Cur annual meetings
such farce. Next year let no badges
be given those who do not attend the
meetings. The number of editors may
be less, but the profession will be more
honorable" Pentland, you are kick
er. Didn't Leo Peterson raise the
money for the banquet? Why should
not he and Mrs. p. and all the P.'s in
fact. banquet at the Hotel Portland?
He came rs near being an editor as any
Of the officers of the state assn. He
was once ad. manager of real estate
advertising sheet.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

Corvallis Times: Creditors of the
JOB bank will realize few dollars out
of the failure Of the holders of a number
OF small claims to present them, The
time ior presentation expired yesterday,
ana somewhere between fifty and sew
enty-hve claims aggregating thousand
or fifteen hundred dollars have not been
presented. This windfall will swell
the percentage that will be realized
from the assets about one per cent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10
PERSONALS.

), Prosecuting Attorney Jas. Mccain il
n on duty at the court house.
e DR.. John Nicklen, at one time a bust
ness man in Salem, died at his home ia
Condor, Oregon, last week. ~ g.
Hon. w. r. BIlyeu and G. w
Wright OF Eugene are in Salem Oh busi.
ness.
kevs. Prichard and Condit, Mrs, Nc.
"ullagh, Mrs. HowIand ane J. p. Gal.
oraith of Eugene. and DR.. E. J. Thomp.
son, of Corvallis are in the city attend
ing the meeting of the presbytery.
Deputy Sheriff Keene brought a
number of witnesses from Aurora to.
day, to be heard in the hop riot cases.
John A. ROtan, of Santa Anna, Cal,
is in the city.
Miss Helen Crawford, of Albany,
who has been visiting Miss Morris. the
teacher, returned today.
Miss Fanny Spicer returned home to
Eugene last night after short visit
with Salem friends.
Supt. Frank Davey, of the Forest
Grove Keeley Institute, speaks at Leb-
anon this evening to the A. D. u. w.
Private Secretary Giltner, of the
state department, returned from Port
land today.
Jonathan Sturgill, special agent of
the State Insurance Co., has returned
home to Baker City for brief visit.
Hon. t. c. Hyde returned from Sa-
lem yesterday, where on Thursday last
he argued the case of Julius D1rkhei-
mer VS.. 5. A. Heilner and s. Ottenhei.
m r, appellants, in supreme court AS
attorney for appellants s.-Baker CITY
Democrat.
Mrs.-C. ID. Gabrielson and son Carl.
returned last evening from their ex-
tended vlsitIn the East. They were
met at Portland by Mr.. Gabrielsop and
Miss Ruth.
Rev. w. s. Gilbert, Mrs. w. IT.
Eakin, Mrs. l.. s. Linn, Mrs. J.F
Rooinson and J. NJ. Day, of Eugene,
IRE delegates to the Presbyterian assem-
'ly.
Rev. G. w. Gillespie, of Dallas is IN
he city.
Attorney Geo. w. Wright, of Albany
attending court.
Presiding Elder Bowersox is in Port. :,
md.
Hon. Werner Breyman is at Wood. v,
urn today.
Surveyor General Byars went to Port. al
nd today. IA
General w. II. Odell is inspecting
me government land surveying con- ~"
acts In Washington county. ~
Rev. |. N. Mulkey and wife, of Pleas
{ Hill, Or, are visiting friends Ia Sa- b.
n aud attending the ministerial as n.
'iation Of the Christian church.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Local Correspondence from Towns
in the Valley.
FROM srAYToN.

FROM srAYToN.
Riley Thomas went to Albany Tues.
day.
Mr.. Mitchell of Lyons spent the week
IN StaytOn.
Miss Maggie Coates returned to her
nome Monday, near Mill City.
Mrs, DR.. Kitchen aud Minnie Magers
went to SilvertOn Monday.
J. NJ. Danivin went to Portland on
business last week.
Mr.. Waldrop occupied the Baptist
church pulpit Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. kerns was in Salem the latter
part Of the week.
Dick keene of Salem was doing busi.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

i'll to amend return on notice of appeal
Amended. Motion TO dismiss appea
argued.
70. Allie Brewer VS. John H. Brewe
divorce. Default entered.
rs. L. ]. Kemp W.. A. F. Gooch, ac
ton for money. Demurrer to com
plant overruled with leave to answer
] on payment of S. to plaintiff
I 10. T. NJ. Witten VS.. ]. E. Barte
land and J. B. Standard, foreclosure o.
mortgage. Settled.
! 81. a. Bush, VS.. s. q. Mitchell ct al
action for money. Motion to dismiss
the complaint.
81. sroat & Gile, appellants, vs.. H
A. st. Earl, appeal from Justice court.
Settled.
IS Stella Mizs VS.. F. B. Mize. divorce.
Default of defendant entered. Testi-
mony taken.
s6. Kwong Chung Lung & Co. vs.
Chan Chong You, action for money.
Settled.
~. Mary A. Kirk VS.. John Kirk.
divorce. For hearing.
80. Robert Russell vs. r. L. Swartz.
action for money. Settled.
vi. ID. a. Thomas vs.. &. E. Williams
ct AL, foreclosure of mortgage. Leave to
tle amended complaint.
81 Archie t. Edmonson ct al, vs..
Musa Miller and D. J. Miller, partition.
Decree OF partition on pleadings.
"a. l.. M. Kirk vs.. J. H. Scott and
L. n. Bentley, acti, for money. De-
fault and judgment with order to sell
attached property.
96. j. II. Settlemier VS.. Southern Pa.
citc Co., action to recover money. De-
murrer to complaint.
100. James Bell vs. Order of st. Ben
edict, action for money. Motion to
strike out part of complaint. Demur-
rer to complaint.
The following new cases were added
to the docket betweea Thursday and
saturday night of last week after the
llst nau Oeen pu0llshed:
lO6. Geo. G. Bingham vs. Emma
simmons, action for money, Settled.
10Y, John Newsom VS.. S. Lake ct al. !
lGS. w. T. Barrows VS.. N. r. Cav.
lord, confirmation of sale. Confirmed. I
100. Darcy d Bingham vs. E. Mott
ct al, confirmation.
ITO f. Levi vs.. c. H. Neal, motion
for leave to issue execution. Default
and leave granted.
Ill. The w. B. Allen Co. vs.. Geo, C.
viii, action for money.
ll2. w. HI. Hughes ct al, vs.. Albert
app, appeal from ]. P. court.
TUESDAY.
In the suit of Caldwell & Sprague. ,
cal estate agents vs. J. w. Lyons, the !
lry found for defendant.
In James Neil vs A. R. Richards. \;
ction of forcible entry and detainer :
nd defendant guilty IS charged.
SO. Mary A. Denham, VS.. g. NJ, :
Autz, ct al, suit to quiet title. Default ;
nj decree.
46. n. NJ. Coomer, VS.. John Pennin- q
er, action for money. Default and or
ar to sell property.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

Castoria is truly a marvellous thing
Ior children. Doctors prescribe M
medical journals recommend it and
u more tnan million mothers are using
it In place of Paregoric. Ratemans
Drops, so-called soothing syrups and
other narcotic and stupefyine remedies
Castoria is the quickest thing to regu.
iate the stomach and bowels and give
healthy sleep the world has ever seen.
It Is pleasant to the taste and absolutely
harmless. 1t relieves constipation.
qnlets pain, cures jiarrhaA and wind.
collie, allays feverishness, DESTROYS,
soOthes the child and gives il refres bing
and natural sleep. Castoria ia tie
cnlidren's panacea-the mothers friend.
Castor1a is put up in one-size bottles
only. Ii is not sold in bulk. Don't
aIiow any one to sell you anything else
on the plea or promise that in il aiust
as good" and twill answer every Dur.
pose" See that you get Castoria.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

The Southern Pacific has placed the
price of round trip tickets, good for 10
days to the Portland exposition at $S IS,
including one admission to the exposi-
ton. Tickets on sale Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays only. If
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10
Dess in stayton Saturday.

ness in StaytOn Saturday.
Miss Maud Worley returned hom,
last week from Buena Vista, where sh,
has been visiting with her sister fol
the past month.
AUMsvILLE.
Mr.. Bayard has certainly got the
Aladdin Lamp" and has been rub.
bing 1t, or else he has struck it rich in
the last speculation he talked of going
into. He at one time offered to give
away his old clothes, but no one would
take them as they were no better than
his neighbOrs wore. A few days ago
we were surprised at his buying farm
OF % acres. Hardly had we got our
minds settled when behold he bought
block of land on Merryfield addition
and immediately commenced building
dwelling, and like Aladdin he was
very quick about it.
Mr. L. Miller nas bought the Vein.
lch property on Dearborn street. The
house he will fix up in first class style.
and the barn into livery stable.
Two shoe makers have located in
AumsvIlle in the last week.
Our "Nimrod" Mover and his long
gun had startling experience so great
that he has hardly been himself since.
Way up in the mountains in a valley
ne ran across a bear, or the bear ran
across him. Trembling in every limb.
be brought the long gun into position
and fired, but having only fine shot he
thought best TO run away, and he ran
as only Meyer can run, saying, "By
gracious" at every jump. 1t is sup.
posed that DOG Bob" had followed
him and Meyer mistook him for a bear.
Bob not being hurt is no evidence to
the contrary, as that long gun never
hurts anything but Meyer shoulder.
While Mrs. Ellis was here she gave
most of the children good charae.
ters and pointed out to them the voca-
ton in life in which they could make a |
success. One ambitious painter, S.years-
Did, was so enthusiastic that he tried
his hand on the new school house. One
lay, when all was quiet, the little
painter, with pot of paint of his own
mixture, started up a long ladder, hold
ng the paint behind him, but just as
le had opened the paint pot, one of
he members of the school board made
lis appearance, and frightened the lit
ie fellow SO badly that he split his
'alnt upon The side of the house, which
I'D not leave very encouraging mark
Or the future great painter.
Our enterprlsing blacksmith has as.
ociated with himself in business. our
ld-tlme friend, Andy. May they
rosper and have plenty of hard work.
DR.. Starling's new sign is encourag- L
lg to those who may need his skill .Uu-
for the doctor, no one has
zen sick since he has been with us.
ome enterprising man or woman ought d
get sick to help the doctor. He will 7
'on begin to thiuk that he is In the
and of milk and honey"
we report progress on the new school
'use. The carpenters take advantage
every hour, and are rushing the
DIX as fast as the rain will permit. g,
ne good week will find the building IL
closed,
Mr.. Ball is on the sick list. Gr
MI Weave has had on exhibition a
~ fine bunch of white haana
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

Grandma Yocum," so-called, rs years
of age, led in the grand march at the
ball at Myrtle Point recently, says.the
Roseburg Review. She also "tripped
the light fantastic toe" to the strains of
the enlivening music with the agility
of youth. Our Oregon pioneer women
are always in the lead.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10
LITTLE LOCALS.

Weather forecast for Wednesday ia
rainy aud coo!or. Showers were few.
er and shorter today, but quite a hail
iaii at noon. Say, is this to last till
June? wv. ID. Dempster started
Tor Davenport Iowa, To-Day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

Two DEFEcrIvks.--Isabel Bennett, a
student OF the deaf mute Institute, of
this city from Union county, aud
yoang deaf mute boy from Wallowa
county, were brought to the city today
by friends and placed ia the school.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

usTIcE CouRT,-The case of Ellis 4
against Henry Huffman came be-
Justice Batchelor yesterday. The
lntiff got judgment by default in
sum Of Sl62, 40.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10
DIED.

WILLIAMS.-In Salem, at his room
In the Anderson block, corner Com
mercial and Court streets AT s.90 =
M: Monday Oct. 8, 1868, HiSI ( +
williams, aged Sc years. -
The cause Of Mr.. Williams, death.
was paralysis, although his health had
been failing for some years. He was
an old resident of Salem, having been
employed In f. G. Cross meat markets
for many years. The funeral will be
held Wednesday.
ZUMwALT.-Of lung troubles, at the
home of his brother. in Lyon. Linn
Co., Oregon, J. w. Zumwalt Was
born Dec. 8. 1853, in Lane county. Ore.
and died Oct. 6, 1888, beng 80 years, 10
months and days old. Brother John
united with the Disciples of Christ at
LaGrande in the year of 1880. From,
that time he made the word of God,
his study and died faithful defender.
OF GODS cause.-Albany Democrat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

PEcIAL.-Communication Of Salem
'dge No. 4, A. f. and A. NJ. this
esday evening at 7:SO O'Clock.
med, III. Rowlvy, w, NJ, Thos. Ii.
ynolds, secy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

LOCAL UNIoN.-The executive com,
ittee Of the Salem Christian Endeav.
union will hold session in the Bap.
4 church parlors on Wednesday even.
y Oct. llth, at s O'Clock. The presi
nts and vice presidents Of all the &.
societies and Epworth Leagues in
E city are expected 10 be present.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

HE CHEAPEsI-Have the DAILY
RNAL left at your Office or resi-
ce. Only so cts month. BY mail
g month.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

,e best selections of underwear for
Ter ~ y. n, OsbornS Racket store.
) always the lowest. 2dlw
bite clover honey fresh at Clark 4
ey's
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

Mems boots for Sl.90. worth double
the money, At Il. +. osbOrn's Racket
store. 2dIw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-10

HAPPY B,s.-A marriage license was
issued to Mrs. Emma Benson and John
Boyce, ]. E. Howard, witness.