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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
PORT or RICHMOND. MAY 81. 1893.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 81. 1893
ARKIyEo
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers; irwin Weisigcr. agent
Schooner Bessie Brown, Smith, Philadelphia,
coal, Il. 4. Murphy & Son.
Schooner George X. vreeland. Abbott, New
Haven pig-iron, j. n. Gordon, agent.
PORTogNEwPoaT NEWS MAT "a. 1893
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED
Steam Schooner Walker Arminsson, Provi.
dence.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY ~, 1899
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Davis, New York, gen.
steamship Berkshire, Hooper, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Geoghegans BALTIMORE
passengers ana general cargo.
Steamship Berkshire, Hooper. Providence sss
Norfolk passengers and general cargo.
steamship Richmond, Davis, Now fosts gen
sfss nship chsrissts, ososhegan, Baltinsss,
Dassepseu en1 geneeal enr9e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, May Misrepresentation at the stoch
Exchange opened weak under tho influence %
later cables from London, and In tho nrss ten
minutes or 20 Of business prices declined u tox
per cont. right through the bst. There was
much sec-sawing during tho ssssion, with tho
downward turn going further than tho upward,
80 that at tho close there was . net decline
ranging from Il 70 per cent. Consolidated
Gas. Sugar, and General Electro suffered moss
heavily.
THE CLOSE WEAK.
Atthe close pricss we're aror near tho lowest OF
the day. In the nnal trading tns market vas
weakened by the continued strength OF sterling
exchange, rates having been az about the top
notch Of the week. and by the announcement
that $1,000, 900 in gold had already been en-
gagged for export TO Europe either on Tuesday or
Wednesday neKt. The market closed generally
weak.
xoSEy-SxcuAsGE-HoS
Money on cali easy, ranging from 2jk 70 3:
prime mercantile paper, oas per cont
Sterling exchange nrn posted rates, e<.S6lla
e4.gS. Commercial bills. ttS5asAssA.
Government bonds easier STATE oonis dnll;
railroad bonds lower, especially Richmond Ter.
minal ani Reading issues.
sales--Lsteo stocks, 10000 shares; unllsted,
5000 shares.
sIb-1reasury balsnccs-Coin, sJ6,74I,Ooo:
currency, el7 ,01o.0Oo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RicHsosD May 7.--0FFERisGs-Whest,7 $50
bushels Corn, I56 bushels. Oats, LOO basL-
els. Nill-oifal, ID tons. ,oo,
els. Mlll-of1al, 10 tons.
QUOTATIONS.
WugAr.-Iongbsrry, 74a76c. Mixed. 72a76c.
shortberry. 7Oa.5c. No. rod, 7fa7oc.
COgy.-White. primo Virginia. bag lots, o3lfa
54c.: No. white. 531sa34c.; No. = Mixed oss
OATs.-No. 2 mixed, 3sa3si1c.; No. mixed,
37a371tc
RYE.-oJa1Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

Special values IN Lsundsrec HHssmcv ,
shi.t;p . e q az lss' ana sa's'1' asA'SS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
.-tY.0pENlNG QUESTION.
.,..InfIoJonction In Behalf OF the
Government.
N - The Dlspa,ch.l

government.
.ph - the Disoatch.l
ryl-. District Attorney Mil
clock this morning filed mis-
frl States Circuit Court.
...ls sitting IN chambers,
..n 10 RESTRAIN the Worlds
from opening the exposi-
-..lay. Mr.. MIlchrist was ac-
tg E1wIn Walker. attorney
.r' --tair corporation. Tho
..... for q hearing Wednesday
...I o'clock so that Chiof-Jus-
rH1 ie expected here on that
..lIg seat on the bench.
feeding occupied only "a
..-. 4a'l outside Of several news
a-l Che officials engaged IN the
...-. ..rc few persons around the
t 70 the bill is Tho United
Worlds Columbian Exposi-
-.ion. etc. and the facts
... SCI forth IN the bill relate to
..nt Of existing law without
.,,lce 10 the mere question OF
lu-.
lratr NOT OF a KIND.
NF el.- iAtil- lRNA ttiNpt =,
-s aHl women editors had tho
.i the Press Congress all 70
ln the religious branch OF
fIs morning the speakers III
~. n. Bridgeman, OF Boston {;
-i-.u. of Richmond. Va. j. h.
-t Louis. and AdJutant Winch
.yliion Army. They discussed
l.ye.opuent Of tho religious
t.e probability Of the success
lpors from a c0untlng-rOon
SION point of Wow, and the IN
fle religious press IN sup
r.e literature. Susan Is. An
ro about the intluence OF the
..nll pres. on the world. The
branch held a separate meeting
.. religious editors were taking
-..I all-arOund newspaper Work.
,rE-J0CRSAL ORGANIZATION.
Nav 27-As a result OF the
Il editors of trades papers at
.r.- Congress Yesterday committee
appointed 70 arrange a plan for a
a. association OF trade-Journal pub
... and ID meeting Will toe held II Chi
como time IN September 10 peIieci
t..ls OF tho organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

FLoUR.-wo quote: Fine, s2ass.25; suPar.
nne, s2.25as2.50; extra, s3asj.oo' nanny 80
sI5O; patent, SA.7oasJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
In Chicago.

[Life.l
She: Mrs. Lakeleigh is very lucky.
Every time she marries she gets rich
husband.
He: Yes, and always divorces a poor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

wAsm0roH. D. O.. May H.
| fAln Forecast for twenty.four hours--
from midnight 10 midnisht--tos
Virginia and North Csrolins. Fsir
weather sunday; winds becoming north
west.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

She saws be looked bored TO death. wore
his hat on the bald spot of his head. and
had elevated his legs over the bench IN
front of hun. Tho LORDS" did not seem
TO mind him ut all and did not give any
longer performance than usual for his
benefit. 1t was short sitting. The lords
filed out so near TO the American in the
box that she could have poked them with
an umbrella, but not one lifted his eyes.
Then the guard told her she was only the
third or fourth woman who had ever bad
the honor to be- admitted to that box on
the floor, but Mrs. Official didn't tell him
in return who her husband was.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY 20, 49,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
Crop Notes.

Oregon strawberries were quoted at
Seattle yesterday sl.25 to 81 so crate.
New potatoes si.25 aewt- Good fresh
sggs p cts-
Hop quotations: New York ,l9 to pc.
London, steady at "a slO. to E5 slO par
2l2 lbs.
Wool Is cents lower than last year
at this time.
Eugene Register: Some Of the prom
inent pTune growers Of this county had
been doubtful about the prune crop for
some time, but an examination Of the
orchards DOW shows the trees well laden
and the prospects are much better. II
Is estimated that there will be three
fOarths Of crop. which viii make a
large yield Of prunes. The cold wealth
er affer the blooms appeared threatened
70 destroy the crop, but fortunately IL ID
discovered that Ii did not. There b
also good crop Of pears and apples
and taken all around ii Is not bad
year for fruit in Oregon, cherries belBe
about the only crop that 10 short. The
old saying that crops never fail 10 Ore
aon remains true In spite Of the unfAv-
able weather.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
Eaeh GirI Hn. ope Tru. Friepd.

In England, as we have been told, there
Is Girls Letter Guild. having mem
bership Of over 5000 persons. OF this
number 5000 are girls. The remaining
names on the list are those of lady cor
respondents and honorary members, who
control and carry out the provisions Of
parties who have inaugurated so benef-
cent an institution, giving by letter ad-
vice and help to this expectant crowd.
and it is so arranged that each girl mem
Der of this guild shall haveone true friend
to whom she may safely open her heart,
and 70 whom she may appeal for sug-
gestion and aid in any emergency.
What a merciful plan for the many
not knowing which way 10 turn in sea-
sons Of uncertainty and trial!
May it not be accepted among us as a
timely suggestion, by which many q
young woman may receive sympathy
and be led by the one true friend to whom
her name has been assigned 10 such ad.
Vancement as shall secure at least an
honest independence and bring into some
stinted life a brightness never dreamed
Oft
The very fact Of such friendship cor.
respondence that will enter heartily into
one's joys and sorrows. that can kindly
offer suggestions without fear Of offense,
IS Of itself an education. -Harper's Bazar.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

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safa malts esSs ksals ss1 NJ ftts
sin vialf swhHs sffh h@f sfsaaass
hssiss Esaas 49, 80 hisbwsys 10
ssa asas'slaa ia his aisinaf So 90
ssat y ess . aagys ~ -ssas grsssi
wIu mssns wes nsasntierinE is
Rfaoks Tgs-iay.
o~o. Ms-ey . laglsg is tiss wiossr'
srpeiy u Haad - uusks wafm tbs So.
sgthe-s wbs gpss ~ sstooi IN Bfonss
~ "a shaw a. Bsooss v yeu $50
sy@a ~ ass yosnx moies . pears sid
John Brooks IN fss Ysqsina Toss
Dag.
Mr. waEsr u MeCoy vi.ltsd vtsb J
fruit ssBdsy.
Mr. and Mr@ Dsriaad Il wssbiBEton
parents q Mrs sam. JOBes, came Mon
day on . visit
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

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ra4aifa AtFat
fts faWltef baffsa ffslas ~ ne fhil
aafs. M9esshss a ef Fsgi pailwsg
hefsesa sf Ffgl ssd thiesea SOD
ffHIeaa aNf bleaFs
Ihqae ifslra 49, essfitHief sleeffd
tahfaf 80 nsNaa hsatsff 9TH ne ~
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~ NEffH
Tas Eletffie fesdiHn Hrbt IN eaeh
hefth - fhe e9efNesfii noge'fg ~ iris
ffeNfssa ~ 80, SCI = hi4hly sppftslai'
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We Nish afhFfs ~ NnaW ifa mefifs. AZ
"a ghiesRs MfiWsuhss a ~ Psul hail
ssF - fbe efiy llna in ths Hesf snlyy.
inE the sfefusiFs zee - this faisut
20 fuuhsf Information aprlf n
psafesf cluTgsn tieksf agsnt. ~ addfess
g. EtDY. General Agent,
j ". CASEY TfaF. Pas At
- stafs ~. PastisBd. o. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

fue Dss Cevr DsfLy assspagsf =
ssegarsssax fhs aosmssasn - ias f.ati-
ise batSs Is bas~s whsfs iisfls fsaaiinE
vas ever esos bsfors.
fa hoauss wissrs En- resdiug nabii
h use eaabusbsd ausosE 80 ebiidvu
thsrs h ixngtssep. is'ioaet'oe. ontidb
psn.. aod tbs p<opls i've more hks
snlmais tbaa humsnA Wbsrs tbs
hahis q rssdiox - estAblisbed tbs
boss As PAINTED. the Ksfdsn bas Coz
en-. the cblidrsn are well drs~ed. TIE
wipdOxs are esrtsloed and the fioOr'
eagpstsd.
THs Osg CEST DAILY is the siectris
Hght tfss displaees tgnOrABes. Try IL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
FROM BROOKS.

NJ. L. Jones went to Portland Thurs
day.
DR.. Hensel and wife went to Salem
Monday.
6. A. Jones and wife made q trip to
Turner Saturday.
FL. Bolter went TO Portland Friday,
returning Sunday.
Mn. Chapman aud daughter Alma
drove 10 WoOdburn Saturday,
Mr.. and MrA K. X. Shaw drove to
Salem Saturday evening.
WIN. Walker was on the sick list last
week.
There will be an Ice cream aud straw
berry festival at EgAD's hop house.
Miss wlnnlfred Norwood Is visiting
n homo this week.
Miss lone McClArd has spent a few
days In the Burg this week.
WheeImen from Portland and Salem
are ffequent on our roads nowadays.
Aucy hhc 'cui.
We would like to correct mispri nt
Ia iast weeks ISSUE The name
ssWormwoOd," )" should have been Nor
wood.
A number Of our citizens attended
meeting NJ Turner sunday.
Joie Jones attended the commence
ment exercises at Monmouth last week.
T.J. Clark and Wm. Walker are
building a new Louise for Mr.. Cover on
Howell Prairie.
Mr.. Walker aud family visited with
Me-. WIS sister on Mission Boltom Sun
day.
Rev. Myers being sick there was no
church sund y evening.
There will be an Toe cream and straw
berry social held In the warehouse at
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29


A group oE men were standing in the
oE.ics Of one Of the leading hoselsrscentiy,
and the talk turned 70 gambling and
Ezmblers- One Of the party, fns look
ing. portly man. with a rubicund coun-
tena1ce, said:
What am going TO relate took place
in New Orleans In 1855. A neatly dressed.
quiet hammered fellow aecostsd me in ths
ofice Of the S.. Charles hotel and wanted
70 borrow SeO Fl. was Charles COree. 9
Frenchman and . high roller 81 faro.
He had been in Ner Orleans a week and
had gone broke. he ssid he felt ike be
could win If could only lend him .
stake After some persuasion l let him
have the money. with the understanding
that was to have half Of his winnings,
and that a. soon as be had won enough
to take care Of himself he should pull
out my half / thought no more about
the matter, and after reading a little
while went 70 my room and went 70
sleep.
About o'clock in the morning boy
came to my room, woke me mp and hand.
Cd me a package. 1t contained 500 and
a note from Coree saying it was my hall
Of the winnings, and that could take il
or send it back to be played On as Ichose.
| thought 500 on $50 investment was
pretty good, so / put the money in my
pocket and decided TO let well enough
alone. The first thing heard the next
morning was that Coree had won s. ,Oeo.
He kept on playing and in "a hours had
won, all told, $4,000. did not see him
for good many years after that, and
when / met him again he had plenty Of
money. The second meeting was our
last, and I have not heard word from
him since. louisville COurier-JournsL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

The Corvallis Masonic Temple will be
built As soon - the meetings Of the
several lodges there can be held the 6n
anciAl arrangements will be made and
the work will go ahead. Tho suffering
q heavy financial loss ia the bank fall
ures, the Corvallis masonic orders are
composed Of plucky and enterprising
men.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

Lowering the American dag to half
mast on the railroad d~pots was one Of
the tributes Of respect shown the de-
ceased multi-milliOnAire Stanford, pres
Ideut Of the Southern Pacific.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

The WonAn's Relief Corps will take
Atea cent tea with Captain Sarah
Jones, S75 Higl street, Friday evening
All grand army people are invited.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29


sane asylum invite sealed proposals for tie
furnishing Al the aSylum rear Salem, FreKon,
the following supplies for the six months end
ing January /. 1884:
DRY GOODS
500 yards cotton nAaneI, Nashua XXX
brown.
I90 yards AmosksAs. mariners stripe, blue
500 yards Pequot A Ihee,ings, % inch, un-
500 ya-ds LOwnsdsls shesttng. . inch.
90 yards Continental, checked flannel.
S00 yards Glass crash, u inches wide
40 yards bleaehed linen ana French crash, !,
30 yards Amoskeag bIue denim.
30 yards ~ bleacned shsetinK, PeQuot.
100 yards superior SATIN dAmaGk. IS inch
wide.
40 yards MarseiIles ehecks, York Mfg.
90 yards Dragon cloth assorted cOsors-
y dJI vhiIe say bindisg Il inches wide.
Is COZ lAdiezi tton hoee.
S dnI. mystic Turkey red handkerehieis, 81
Is dor. No. ss white CooAt's) thread.
2 doE. No. ls white (Coat'El thread.
doE. No So WniIs Goats, tnrsad.
7duI No. % whhe ,CoetF) thrusd.
70 ooZ. No. - b ack tClR6 > thHeAd.
50 yards table oil Goth, best quality, nght
u don papers pins
GRoCERIks.
1000 pounds beans, small white
e.0oa lbs granusAted sugar.
500 lbs q. C sugar.
s, o. 'bs- rolled ost>, in barrels, fresh ground.
500 bs CRACKED wheat
10 !:ool los Gold Dust e1rn meal Tor as good
2.o0 be nominy, fresh ground in barrels.
400 lbs choice Island rice.
~ gallons New Orleans molASses, best
l.OO bs corn starch, OsweKo.
s0Vl los Liverpool sat
10 MS c. a Cos A. 4 Fl. brand e,rb soda.
~ los cream tartar. J. A 70 gers best.
~ sn ~ vulcan Superior Safety matches
doI vhfsk brooI0s.
Is dox. cans oysters, Blue Point. or a. good.
- Goa cans oysters, ieldS.
d Goa. . n coEn. saoo or As good
100 lbs. p Rrl b sriey
20 lbS. soda erachers XXX fresh.
ll0 los. OS ster crackers XXX fresh.
loo bs. Uevego gloss starch
~ boxes mAcaEonL
loo gallons kerosene, Pearl brand, In tanks,
~ gallons albany spindie OIL
gallons Albany cylinder oIl.
FLOUR.
.tS. go saTe,. more oT less. best rOHss process.
500 lbs per day. more or les OF heet a -
anLred m equal parts OF fore and hind quar-.
FISH.
Fish a. required, giving &c pe- round Al,
ia rnlsalnE the different kinds, Perfectly tresh
SOAP.
aooo pounds Kirk's avon or a. Rood.
l.0o pounds PrOe,or a GAmbls's Ivory. or a
DRIED FRUIT.
700 pc-nds apples, besg quality.
J. - loSL peaehea
oue lbs prunea
100 lbs. raisins.
SPICES.
= lbs. mace ground
~ Lns- mnslaF 4, ground.
50 10. black pepper gnoaad.
a tos- clnnanDon. Rnoand.
~ leS Einger. gro1nd.
TEA.
loo he. Columbia brand. or a. go0a.
COFFEE
SEQ lbs. CoklA MA q a eaaaA
~ ies 0overnment lava, nrsl grAds
80 Ia ksal Mocha
30 iaa ehlcoEy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

pssa. osusss W rsisessga t,ssi
50 gsssisaa gassstisss

Pyssss rsvsss ~ Taeefagh Lsssi
SO gsssisaa tlastssisss
Hshsw fCas - - ~ Omos
Dsftg CsFfgat lgtasah Q1sss.
fssss - fsg 80 % ~ sasf = Esss y
efsas ssss - fltsss
saass Fe1ifee aaH8rf
gsrff
nassf shfrtia4 ssssstafrss = ~ a -
q tes. rhiptsF f1fHisHss efa5s.
Fsssaea eanfs e Esiirn.
flf~.ef sffiss ai ~ rts = xafion
Chsrfss q ~ 3 90 ib. Cootiaas
scssse
HrrcHsa sr0cE
vsais-siren.sf a esa
Maxs-drssssd % h. "a.
fAEs cafiis--G t1 a.
rbssr a. - ~ t100.
spdnx lafnts-ti ~ " elo0
MIL PEfCUL
asisrn Mihpg 60 quoses; Yiour
lu uboisaais i0fs saO. Retail ~ 80
Bran tf7 bglk. tis s.cEed. shorts tis
asd %. Chop fes8 tis and 90.
WHEAT.
harkes Il fat sf - eis.
NAY AND oEAIS.
Oats-s1 20 50 oenta
Hay-Wild. 80; timothy And clover.
ti2. BAled Sl2 aud iif.
BAhey-No demand exeepg for feed.
50 cents.
FARN PRODUCTS.
WooI-B~st. 10 10 I2c. No bqyers.
Hops-eDaIl sale, ISL 10 lie.
Exzs-Casb, ls cents.
Buiter-Best dairy, D 10 3; fancy
creamery, 3.
Cbee@e-l2 70 Is cts
Farm SMOKED nseats-Baeon 12!;
I hans, l3; shoulders. 10.
I POtatoes-new IS ets. to 81.
OnioOs-I3 to 2 cents
BeesEax-34c. Caravay seed, 15c.
I Anise seed, 26c. Ginseng, SL4O.
HIDES AND PELTs.
Green, cts; drv, cts; sheep pelts,
/ IS cts TO $l.25. No quotations on fun
LIVE POULTRY.
I Chiekens-7 to 10 cts; broilers l0;ol2I;
ducks, l2!; turkeys, slow sale, choice,
10 cts; geese slow.
PORTLAND Quotations.
Grnin, Feed. etc
FIOur-Standard. s. 40; WalIs Wslla.
So. 40; graham, $500; superfine, S2.5C
per barrel.
White, ,4Sc per busheI, grey, 46e;
rolled, in bags, IS 256y6 80; barrels,
IS 5OC96. .75; cases. s. IS.
HAy-Best, sl5(9I7 per ton; common,
Sl0913.
Wool-valley, I3 to 14c.
MilIs,uffs-Bran, Sl7 80; shorts, 80
| ground barley, $50 "a; chop feed, SIS
ger ton; whole feed. harley, SO(aS IS per
GENITAL; middling, s239S per ton; brew.
ing barley, 9O(a 95c per GENITAL: chicken
wheat. S1.22I9l "A per GENITAL.
Hops-l0 to l7lc.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
/ Butter-Oregon fancy creamery ,22IG
25e; fancy dairy, l7lCa DC; fair To good,
l59 l6c; common. l2!c per pound; Cali.
forBia, 35(d44c per roll.
Cheese - Oregon, IL a. lS; Eastern
twins, Ice; Young American, Ice pei
per pound; California fats, l4c.
Eggs-OrexOn, Ice per dozen.
Poultry-ChickeDs, old 50. so; broilers
large, IS O0(a-4 o.; small, S2O0(a2 81
ducks, old, $4.5O(a6 90; young, s. O
G6.0O; geese, 500; turkeys, live, 124c
dressed, l5e. per pound.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
| Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, I2G
l4c; do inferior, 9Sllc; do valley, leg
lSc.
Hops-l3C9 Ice.
Potatoes-OIdinary kinds Of new il
sacks at 9Oc9sl.l5 per GENITAL; new
Early Rose, boxes, sOc(9l.25; new Bur
banks, Sl.00G -25 per GENITAL.
Onions-S5Cd9 9Oc per GENITAL for red
and 81 .00(d % for silversklns.
BArley-Feed, sli@S2!c per centa
for good quality aud S5c for choice
brewing, 500 l.02A per GENITAL.
Oats-Milling, $l.509l SIS; fancy feed
81 SOC, .55; good to ch"ice, $l.45(G i.5O
common 20 fair, Sl.l5C9l.35; gray, 81. -
Sl.45; black, $Ll5@l.25 per GENITAL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
sUSGLsrED ossHESr.

Get In 10 yOur po'Psr state 81 the
States picnic.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
koTIcE oE nIsSnl nIlnN

NOTICE Il HEREBY 0IvES, THAT THE
~ pAFtnership harel0iore existius bstNeen
'. ". Hawks and y. a. LevaF il this day dis
ing fn0ua the urm. 4. W. GAwks wlu clileca
AL e.il. doe a pay o1t standing accounts
against TIE ara elw-la
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

In 1892 1890 vessels arrived in New
York harbOr.
Very few Scotch peasantry wear the
kilt Most Of them are dressing after
the manner Of English people.
The town Of Perry. Ne. is half way
between the equator and the pole, the
forty-hfth parallel Of north latitude pass
ing through it,
Ravenssein's estimate Of the earth's
fertile region in square miles il q, ,209, :
30; steppe. l3,e0l 900; desert. 4. .ie0, 600:
polar region, ASS. 500
The japanese legislature has decided
against the editorial chair for woman.
The post Of editor is. II says, neither
becoming nor desirable for woman"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

AausvtlIe peopIs asve got their
sfRawberTy STsp harvested and will
celebrzte.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
The Yaquina Route.
OREGON PACIFIC R. R.

And Oregon DovelOPment eompAny's steam
ship line - miles shorter, - hOors less
uEne than by any other route, First class
through passenger and freight line nom
Portland ana an oints In The Ntnametts
valley 70 and from ian Francisco.
rlAE SCHEDULE. Except sandayl
Lv Albsny---loo D m Lv uogvaIlis--lsao y N
Ar faQuina-b,s0 p M Lv laquina ---e4s n
LV Corvallis los am Ar AieAny---lEieA N
O q. trsins ennnect Al Albany and Cor.
vallik
The above trains connect al YaquinA with
the tregon llevelf pment Cos line Of steam
eTs between Naquina and cAn frs sncisco
~. h h-fasSengtrs from tOTtland ana al
Ht'lame u valley pciuts can make close con
nsction With tbs ITa ms o. the n Quina hOute
~ Albany or Corvallis and n destined ~ san
Francisco. should arran<e 70 arrive A. n a uina
the evening beh ~ date Of sailing.
Passenger and Freight kAies always the
lowest for tnt1rluAlion apply % AeaEr1-
HlLNAN Co. freight and Tlcket Age1n
~ aud AZ tront ssreet, Portland Or o.
O. &. hOSyE, Ae.t esenI ~ a faea. Agt.
ar. factne H. X 10 Corvallis, Or.
G. "A. hAswkLI. 1r., 6en1 Freight and
fANa- Agt. Ore. pevelopnent 90,
~ honlgomsry 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
IN. F..hion In Nsekl.s...

Necklaces grow more elaborate, and
old fashioned chains with lOckets are
again revived, which is a mercy now that
the fashionable bodice uncoyers so much
Of the average unlovelness Of the femi-
nine neck and shoulders. Cali them
Venus kissing places or saucers, what
you will, the depressions above the sh0ul-
der blades are less noticeable with some
Eind Of necklace, and the fairness Of the
skin is enhanced by the gold and gems-
New York Sun.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

Tickets sold ana baggage checked through
to all points in the United States and Canada
Close connection made In Chicago with all
trains going East and south
yOr fuM Information apply to your nearest
ticket agent or JAS. G. POND,
zen. Pasz- and Tkt Agt-. Chicago. Ihs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
Bids for Asylum Supplies.

The bcard OF trustees Of the Oregon State in
sane asylum invite tesled proposals for TIA
furnishing Al the aSylum rear rslem, fTegon
the following supplies for the six months end
ing January /. 1884:
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