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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-04

Pahuelos blancos de seda fnos & Is centavos uno
Panuelos de seda de coores 80 y
Panuelos de varias clases bancos de color, 10
centavOs
Punos de hilo blancos para camsa Is centavos par
PunOs blancos de gonna, 40 cenavos par.
Papel de varios colores, pliegos, 5 centavos "a
Pelotas de goma 10, Is, 20 y 80 centavos
Portamonedas a TO- Is y 25 centavos
Petacas de cuero para tabacos cgarrlos 90 25 SO
Peines, 5, 10 20 centavos uno
Peinillas inas para la barba 20 centavos
Pein]las inas, s. 10, Is 25 centavos
Portaplumas de marfl fnos, vstas, 20 centavex
Papel de liza, blanco negro y4 ochavos pliego
Polvetas de MADEIRA, % centavos
Polvos de para la cara, Y ochavos GAIA
Papel sobres de colores etras grabadas, Is 40
centavos GAIA
Pantalones de drill diferentes colores centavos
Palmatoras de herro aporceanado, de porcelana %
centavOs
Potes de gonna brocha, 10 centavos uno
Pasadores negros de color para sombreros ochavos
Pizarras, 5 ochavos una
Polvos de Java blanco rosa, 3 reales GAIA
Polanitas de color del 2O2 reales par para
Papel de LIZA banco negro, "a ochavos pliego
GaHuinquGs tubo, quemador mocha, 40 centavos
Quennadores para quinqu&, Is 20 centavos
ES,elojes para ninos, juguetes, ochavos
Resmilas de papel para escribr 13 centavos
Reloes enchapados para hombres senoras $l2, IA
l6
Resnas de papel de colores para envolver So
Sombreros de varias clases para nnos so centavos
Sombreros para hombre a 8, 10, II y IA reales
Sombrllas de color para ninas % so centavos
Sortiias de varias classes, 8 ochavos
Sinfonias fnas de boca, 25, SO IS centavos una
Sonajeros de mi1nbFe para ninos, a cts.
Sables para ninos % so cts. uno
Sobres para carta, a Is cts. 81 100
Soperas nas de porcelana orlas doradas IA real
Sela negra carretes, 5, 10 40 cts. carrete
Seia de colOres, 5 centavos carrete
Seda negra de colores madeas, ochavos madeia
EEHazas nombres Carmen Maria Recuerdo Amistad,
Pepita, Lolita, % cts
Tazas chinescas. 40 cts
Tazas platllos retratos, q As cts.
Tazas plalos para cafe, orias de color, Is
Tazas suetas orias de color, T. 3, ochavos
Tubos 0, y 2, 10 y l3 cts
Tinteros tinta negra y vioeta, & cts uno
Toallas de felpa fnas 90 80 so Cts
Tjeras, 10 centavos
Tarietas para fectaci6n,
Tirabuzones Is, 20 y 25 centavos
Trenclla Gordon elastlco para sombreros 10 com
Trompos de MADEIRA ochavos uno
Trompos de lata mdsica Is 20 centavos uno
Trencla blanca diferentes anchos 2 ochavos yars
Tranvias, 20, %, so y IS centavos uno.
Vasos Z reaes docena
Vasos con asas, 20, 25 40 centavos uno
Vasos grandes para refresco 25 centavos uno
apatos de charo varias clases para nihos 25 CEN
Zapatos negros de color para seoras rs cenavos par
Zapatos negros de color, para ninos reales par
Zapaos inos de Iona blanca de color para hombres
peso par
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-04

Hilo de diferentes yarda ochavos
Hilo blanco para bordar de todos ndmeros
Hllo para surclr, bancO
Hilo marca j. P G. blanco y negro 200 yardas SIS
centavos docena
Hilo blanco para teer crochet so IS GAIA
HiIo de carta madejas suetas paquetes 40 CEN
paquete
Horquilas de concha de metal doradas, ochavos
Horquilas invisibes ochavos paquete
Horqullas corrientes l ochavo e paquete
Tmpermeables de gonna capucha, pesos
cwuguetes de todas classes & 25 Y SO centavos uno
Juguetes de goma a Is, 25 SO q
Juguees de varias clases 10 centavos uno
Jaboneras, q TO- Is so centavos
Juegos de cafe para ninos, 25 10 so centavos
Juegos de plomo de maderacon silas nesa rs cts
Juegos objetos de cocina Is, 20 25 centavos
Jabones de todas classes, 2, A. 5 y oohavos uno
Jabones fnos clavel de Aran uez Is centavos
Jabones fnos legtimos mil flores, Is centavos
Jarros de cristal para aqua, IS centavos uno
Juegos de cafe para ni1as 20 rs SO uego
Juegos de loter1a, 25 SO centavos juego
Jarros de hierro aporcelanado Is centavos uno
Imapceros de nke con puma iz tintero 20 cts uno
Lnbretas para apuntes ochavos
Leontinas de nikel Is
Lapices negros, ochavos docena
lIaplces gOma d 2 OchavOs
Ligas fnas blancas de color para Sra, SO cts par
Ligas para nihas senOras s. 10, 49, 20 70 cts par
L5mparas de noche de porcelana fguras, so Is
centavos
Leznas para zapateros, 5 centavos
I'LL maveros, 5 y 10 centavos uno
IaAIaracas sonageras para ninos, 5 20 centavos
Mufecas de loza y traro a ochavos una
Mufecas fnas vestdas, y reaes una
Munecas fnas de porceana sin vestir, 20 25 38 so
centavos
Mechas para quinquts, todos tamafos
Medias de coores para nnas ochavos par.
Motas para empolvar 10, Is Is centavos
Maletas de cueTo 4, y pesos
Maetnes de mano para senoras, SO, IS 80 centavos
Mecheros con eslab6n piedra, 4 25 centavos uno
Marchantes negros de color q centavos
Meddas nas cinas metrcas para sastre, 20 centavos
Medas fnas crudas de colores de luto medic luto,
para senoras, Is, 20 25 centavos par.
Medas bancas de color para senoras, ochavos par
Madeias de corde para amarrar, a 20 centavos
Mamaderas y biberones blancos negros a centavos
UEDianos para ninas 4 so centavos
Platos bancos de loza, hondos lanos ochavOs
Y Is centavos docena
Portaviandas y patos, S LIS So uno
Poncheras bancas de loza, 80 IS centavos
Poncheras de hierro aporcelanado so, IS 85 cena
Poncheras de laa varos tamanos 10, Is 40 centa-
Platos de hierro aporceanado, hondos llanos, 81
docena.
Puseras negras de gutapercha, 25 SO centavos par
Pulseras de double fnas 10 II reaes par
Pistoas con fuminanes, para nihos, 5 centavos
Polveas fnas de crista porcelana, 2 reaes
Paraguas de varias clases a 4, g. 8 II reales uno
Paraguas fnos de seda, IA reales
Portamantas para viaje, SO IS centavos una
Pape sobres de luto 35 centavos ell 100
Pendientes negros de colores 5 centavos par
Potes de pomada, ochavos
POtes de esencia fna 40 centavos uno
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
A Republican Party in Town.

The Republican party got of the ll:l7
train today. He was eight feet tai .
His knee came up to the six foot JOUR
NAL reporters belt. He was a black
Republican party, nearly three feet
broad across the shoulders and 1861
inches around the chest. Following
conversation ensued on the street car:
How tall are yOu?"
81 don't know. / am still growing" j."
"Where did you come from?"
"OhiO, of course"
How long were you growing to be
OF such an immense siZe?n
"Oh, was always a healthy infant.
But l have grown several feet since
last Tuesday, and expect to grow sever
al inches a day until the official returns
are in"
He Is a travelling, colored athlete
connected with q dog show. If he
gives an exhibition at Salem all will
want to see this gigantic type Of lS9s
Republican majorities.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
County Commissioners Court.

Commissioners J. 81. Watson aud ].
F. Anderson, with Judge W. G. Hut
bard, convened the November term Of
the Marion county commissioners
court yesterday.
Miss Jennie Thornbury was granted
a scholarship iu the Oregon state Agri-
cultural college.
John B. Giesy was appointed con-
stable for the Hubbard, Aurora, and
Butteville district.
The assessment roll Of County Asses
sor d. D. Coffey for 1898 was accepted
and turned over to the clerk.
The bonds of John SchOllsrn, con-
stable Of the Champoeg district, were
approved.
A petition for the appointment Of A.
w. Lawrence as Justice of the peace Of
the district Of Aurora, Hubbard, and
Butteville precincts, not granted.
In application Of Mrs. Mary SnOoks
tor aid by county, 800 allowed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Local Correspondence from Towns
In the Valley.
FROM MARION,

FHDA AAEION.
W. A. R1thsrfJrd returned from the
East last Saturday, on the overland.
He brought "a better half" with hun;
a young lady from Kentucky.
g. Bowling has moved into the old
MeCulIy house, two miles northwest of
town.
Frank Wiseman has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Bow
ling.
Mr.. Boggs, Of Albany, has moved
into the house formerly occupied by
Mr.. Wiseman.
w. J. Hadley has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Van
BURN, and J. G. Riekett has moved into
the house formerly occupied 0y Mr.
81 4dl-y. These changes have all been
made the past week.
a Campbellite minister began series
Of meetings at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
SUPREME COURT.

The decision Of Chief Justice w. P.
Lord is Of interest to every city inter-
ested in street improvements. 1t sets
81 rest the QUESTION of city councils
power to assess property and collect
taxes.
VI. ). Warren, respondent, vs.. NJ. c.
Crosby ct al, appeal from ClatsOp
county; Judgment affirmed. Opinion
by Lord G.. J. The court held that the
general law passed at the last session
Of the legislature providing for "a more
convenient mode Of making assess
ments and collecting taxes" had the
effect to repeal the provisions of the
Astoria charter investing the common
council of that city with power to asses
property and collect taxes for municipal
purposes. Under the provisions of the
general act the power of the city in
reference to taxation is confined TO the
levy, the assessment and collection Of
the city taxes now devolves upon the
county officers.
The decision of the court in state vs..
Wright, IA Oregon 365 so far as it con-
hicts with the opinion herein is over
ruled.
Ordered that the Portland Bridge case
be docketed for trial at this term at an
early day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
The street Assessments.

The council meets in special session
tonight to consider the proprietY Of en-
forcing assessments for street improve
ments on Commercial street which are
not involved in the suits now pending
on a Tehearing motion 10 the supreme
court
City Attorney Bingham expects a de-
cision at an early day and considers it
best to await that and then all street
Assessments become due at once.
The supreme court after having rem
dered as sweeping a decision agains:
the abutting property owners as it did
will not lie long returning an opinion
when il reaches the matter on the
motion for a reheariug aud the council
will probably await its decree, although
many are ready to pay their bills aow
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

WARSING.-There are now so many
papers printed in Salem il is simply
impossible for advertisers or readers TO
patronize all. The JOURNAL is the
most widely read by people Of all par-
ties and those managing entertain
menis or any business depending upon
public patronage, are invited to inspect
our lists and advertising rates. which
are always open To the public. Any
thing not announced in THE JOURNAL
is simply not knowE 70. the great ma
jorily Of Salem people.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

PROPERLY DIscHARGED.--Gus. Har-
rold, who resides In Linn county just
opposite StaytOn, was arrested Wednes-
day evening In Salem to answer to the
charge Of running a traction engine
over q bridge across North Mill creek
without having planked II, some time
during last June. Mr. Harold says
that he was interested 10 an engine,
but that 1t was ia charge Of other par
ties. The complaint was filed in Judge
b ,tchelOr's ofIice on the 18th Of August.
The defendant was released upon his
own recognizanee this morning when
his examination was 10 be held. Men
who know Mr.. Harold say he Is q
I qu Ieman and regard this as q job put
ny oy interested parties. State Attor-
ney Condit says there was no evidence
against this man whatever.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

The men who had their pensions cut
off without hearing were heard from
Tuesday.
1t was not pensions, or silver repeal,
o. Geary law that turned the Demo
cratic party into q continental grave
yard Tuesday, so much as a wholesome
fear of free trade.
The Indian war veterans will hold a
meeting 10 Portland on Saturday, the
lOth- Officers for the ensuing year will
be elected aid other business will be
transacted.
Linen and Turkish bath towels, nap
kins, and doylies, at the New York
Racket, cheap. 2d-lw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
THE cHRYsAETHEMUM SHOW.
The Salem FIorieultnrsl Society
Resolve 70 Hold It

A well attended meeting Of this
praise worthy orgzniz stion was held at
t6SHotel Willamette Wsdnssday after
noon. The president, Mrs Wm-
Brown, was IN the chair, aud made
some timely aud encouraging remarks
All present expressed themselves a. in
terestsd aud in favor Of holding regular
meetings ali winter.
Il was found upon comparing notes
that the chrysanthemums had su=-
tained no little damage BY the early
rains, but that with care there could
still Be enough saved to make = credit
AoIe sho~ing. There are without dOubi
more and better varieties Of chrysan-
themums raised in Salem than ever
before, and . resolution offered By SIr.
Waite that an exhibition be held was
unanimously adopted.
A committee was appointed to select
list Of periodicals on Horticulture, to be
subscribed for by the society.
Mrs. T. J. Babeock was elected a.
ii .tant secre tsry, to aid Mrs. A. y
MOores in her duties.
1t was decided to bold regular sessions
# the club the second and fourth Tues
,iays Of each month st the Willamette
hotel parlOrs. beginning Tuesday even
ing Nov 14th, az 80 O'Clock. The fol-
lowing literary program was reported
oy the committee for the first meeting,
which will oe presented after the regu-
lar business session:
Introductory remarks------C B. MOones
What we Mrs. Brown
song Mrs. StrieEler
-elec. ion Mrs Raymond
Reading Mrs Burnett
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
THE PALACE
PERSONALS.

Manager r f. Muleahy, Of the Ore
gon Pacific, was ct tine Willamette to
day.
Rev. G.. L. Corwin upon resuming bis
occupation az 3 preacher at Salem Sun-
day last was greeted by an audience Of
over two hundred people
State Supt. E B. MeElroy L. in Port
land on school business.
J. n. Porter Of Ale is 10 the city.
TnOs. Rutherford Of Marion il attend
ing court.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
Manager Appointed.

At the directors meeting Of the San
tam Lumbering company at Mill City,
held Nov. Sd the following RESOLUTION
was passed: "Be 1t resolved, by the
board Of directors. that Thomas Sims,
OF salem is hereby appointed general
business manager for said corporation,
with full pOwer and authority to act 10
all matters pertaining to the interests
OF said company, from and aft-r this
date. (Signed,) Lee Brown. president;
John A Shaw secretary" lI-6-d4-wl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
Marion County Teachers Examina
tions.

Those present at the opening Of the
quarterly examination at the state
house yesterday were: Miles Reeee.
Myrtle TomIinson, Scots Mills; II. E.
Derrick, Mehama; Orah P. Skinner,
MarguaD; w. w. Henderson, John
McCOurt, w. F. Brager, Minnie E.
Loose, Emile A. Henry, Mary A.
Frsver, Watson Townsend, Salem;
M. Rudd, ANA ROsseIl, Lulu Gordon,
Fay POtloff, Silverton; Jas. 6. Rich
ardsoD, Sublimityi Minnie Graves,
Newberg; r. L. Young, Mt- Angel; II
l.. Savage, Stayton; Matte Longncre;
Beuna Vista; c. d Abbott, Rosedale
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
Course Of High Grade Entertain
ments at the Salem FIRST NJ.

e. Church
Next lecture 10 course NO. III We'd
nesday evening, Nov. 18th.
Ill. DIR. Chas. Edwin Lake, Taylor
street church Portland, Every Iuch a
Man"
III. DIR. Arthur Brown, Of First
Presbyterian church Of Portland,
Father Time"
Nv. Rev. G. w. Grannis, Funny
Things in Dixie as Seen by a Preach
er."
V. Grand CONCERT by salem artists.
Course ticket is so 90. Single admis-
sion is so cents. Tickets for sale at
Dearborn's bookstore aud Aitken's
grocery store, State street. II ST.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

Do not suffer from ST, K headache a moment
longer. IL Is not nee -ary. Carter's Little
Liver Pills will cure you. Dose, Que little pill,
Small price. small dose. Small pill.
Mrs. Chas, Smith of Jimes, Ohio, writes:
l n ave used every remedy for sick headache
could hear OF or the past fifseen pears, but
Ca ter's Liitl@ Liver Pulls did me more good
than all the rest.
aveno eQual as prompt and positive cure
SICK teadsehe, bill ousn-ss, constipRtt len,
pain in the side, and all liver troub es Garter 5
Little Liver Pills Try them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

THEY INooRPoRATE--A., F. and P.
Levy Of this city have filed articles as
the A. Levy Mercantile company, with
a capital stock Of 5000. The Gum
Portable Roller Mill Co., Of Portland,
have also filed articles, with q capital Of
$4,000,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

THE New YORK RACKET-Has re-
eeiyed this week. large lot Of goods
from New York, in The line Of lace
curtains, table damask, ribbons, laces,
crash, fine fur bats for men and boys,
pants, shirts Of all kinds, boots and
shoes, a fine lot Of all these articles,
with underwear for all ages, at very
low prices. Call and see. 2d-lw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
THE DECISIONS GIVEN.
Adjourned Term Of Circuit Court
Burnett. ].

Judge Geo. III. Burnett today handed
down decisions As follows:
In suit OF heirs vs. Susan Edgar. the
court holds Susan Edgar was not Of I'M
sound mind when she decided half OF
her donation land claim 10 David w.
Edgar, aud that deed Is valid.
In Crosse vs. Grosse, divorce, denial
to both parties.
Ia Kirk W. Kirk, same order
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
Ask Your Friends

Who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
what they think oft, and the replies
will be positive in its favor. Simply
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, tells the
story of its merit. One has teen cured
uf indigestion or dyspepsia, another
finds its Indispensable for sick headache
or biliOusness, while others report re-
markable cures of scrUfuls, catarrab,
rheumatism, salt rheum, ,etc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

IRON ORE 5 Anett, who resid es
five miles g. nth Of IA em, brought In
some more specimens Of IRON ore, found
on his place. He has had some as
sayed A. the OswegO Iron works, and
they say it it is fully as good as their
own ore. 1t showed 80 10 per cent.
iron.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
LITTLE LOCALS.

An accommodating climate-it rains
only at night. warrants are at
par and all business men are taking
county, city and school warrants at
par. They draw per cent interest
aud are a good investment for idle
money. Salem Building and
Loan association let 500 on payment
Of IS months interest in advance last
night The public schools will close
on the evening Of the 18th for Thanks
giving and will not reopen until the
Monday following. VIM. q. Westa-
eott, the prince Of Salem caterers, was
in Portland today. G. Sones
and Matilda EIIing were granted IL
cense to wed yesterday. Real estate
Is more active. e.--Miss Lulu Sergeant
Of salem, will give q musical concert at
Amity under the auspices Of the Chris
tan Endeavor some time in the month.
-Perrydale Patriot Mrs. &. n.
Hinges (nee Hally Parrish) returned to
Portland today, after q short visit al
the old home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION.
Saturday Night Nov. llth. We VIII
Return Thanks.

Last evening Chairman /. L. Pat
terson and J. n. Smith Of the Republi-
can county and city committees decid-
ed to hold a Republican ratification
meeting over the victory of Tuesday on
the above date. There will be firing Of
guns, music, speaking and torchlight
procession.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
W. K @. Social.

Social and literary Monday night to
which the public are invited. Elegant
refreshments, a good program Of reeita-
tions, speaking, aud music-all for 25
cents This is the monthly entertain
ment for the relief fund and all who
can should attend. ii est
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

The force Of ladies' and gentlemen
employed at n e Sllem steam laundry
i a err-iit TO any eiIy, IN tbs people
should patronize that institution in
reference to the China wash houses.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

KISDERaARrES WORK KERs.-Mrs-
P.S. knight and Miss o. BallOur OF
Salem came to Albany this noon, and
will be at the meeting at the COugre-
Rational church tonight Everybody
AZ ali interested in the education Of
young people, particularly kindergarten
work, should be present. They are
both enthusiastic workers in that line.
Mrs. Knight has been matron Of the
Oregon Mute school for % years, Is q
cultured lady and stands high in the
kindergarten profession, having made
It study In the east. Miss Ballou has
been 10 the work for years, and the two
now have q prosperous training school
in Ealem, for the education Of kinder
RArteners, as well as a good class for
mothers. The work Of getting mothers
and their children into harmony and
Of giving the little ones a proper start
in their education Is one Of the greatest
known for the elevation Of future gen.
erAtions, and should receive the sup
port Of alI.-Albany Democrat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

DOUBLE Quick This is not an cleo
ton drive, but the name Of that famous
baking powder that Clark & Eppley
are having such q run just now. An
elegant gin gnes with every can.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

A LITTLE AOAR CIDER.-Thls is the
season when every body wants a good
drink Of cider ana If you would know
" hat you get order off A.Van Eaton,
who makes his own. Sweet or boiled,
always choice.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
Bids Wanted.

For painting on reform school work,
up to Nov. 10Th, 1898, at the office of
w. c. KnightOn, architect, where plans
and specifications can be seen.
lO-30-2W% A. j. HAZELL, contractor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

LATEST RETURNS. John 6. Wright
has just received the latest news from
the East. II consists Of Z rstero swiss
cheese and salt fish of all kinds. Also
choice Butteville sweetEster grapes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

WILL REPLY.-PeopIe will reply to
Advertisements in THE JOURNAL At
tOrney Fleming has had o applications
in response to a small advertisement
put in these columns few days ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

ABOUND THE CORNER -Ge' around
the corner on groceries by trading with
Clark & Eppley the wide-awake Court
street grOcers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
BURTON BROTHERS

AAnnfActure Standard Pressed BRICK,
Nodded Brtek In All Patterns for fronts
and supply the bFick ior the New salem Cfty
BAL and neerly All the nne buildings erscled
IN The Capital Ciy.
fArds near rsaiisniiAry, salem. o., sSaw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

For Rent "A scholarship in VIII
lamette University. Apply at this Of
fice. ll-9 If
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

A fine lot Of childrens' caps, at the
New York Racket, at their usual low
prices. 2d-lw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

Headquarters for all daily papers. at
J. L. Benefits post office block news
stand. II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

A RACE-It is nip and tuck a. be-
tween time and the lockwood me,seu-
gers. The latter get there when all
else i slow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
Lincoln County Assessment Roll.

The first assessment roll for the coun-
ty Of Lincoln was received at the cap
itol yesterday. This county was created
by the last legislature by taking a slice
of the west side of Benton county.
The summary shows:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09
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Y0u are xoinz 70 build o. mssrtAny Flna o.
fcnosoTemsaE- e4u o. tns unfer suel h6
material Ne have o1mPless STOCK, And az
ready 70 szppIY zuT prepared eonfrAes' sever
work xEa1fng. s.e-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

Rnbbers with opera and common
sense heels, at Krausse Bros.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

Good goods for the least money at
THE FAIR.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-09

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable.