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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-02
Die Derleeenbetten Ses gSbtsteu
,SruifS."

georia, SQs., 81. Mui.-2as Gir.ts
torium Der ,9iiflQins= auo @attle=6eeoIus=
@umpanp" bielt abermals cine Iausere Git
,una ab, in Der isbo6 iein 9relf1ar.s Die
iultat er;ielt wurOe. Sin Seriu6, in Gin
cinuati &.lOmitt.l aufSubrinseu. in feblge.
itlas.u, unS .s belBt 1eet, oaB 6i. S.ieu-
id1aft pom ben fir;lid) emlttlrten Bombs lum
Sstrase pon adj 0iiuiOn.u Dollars bic
6dlfte su so Broi.nt oes uOmiuea,n 8.r,
tbes losi6lasen MIL. SOut.. oiei.r Ylau
erfolureid, lem, piiroe bic 9eieuibaft ipar
,mei Dilaionen Dollars autbrlnseu, aber
aleid,.ittq ben @srtb Der 4tti.u fuit gan,
pernldteu uuo bic Millionaire Der Grab. Der
0nnhs. Snhnh,r iiberliefern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-02

Hay- Sn Der bel!ebteu !1tinrid S9Iegela
ideu pOr0efrlon. QGlle" gaitirt
&groIers @eielli4uit aus Dem .3tl4
lertbule, pelte bier bereit5 nabmhaite Srts
umphe gefeisrt uHO burh tu1ugc Srdite
oerildrtt moroeu if. Die &ortrdge BON Sys
rol.ru ent;iideu oem SOrer uleSelt our1 ben
linen iunewObuenbeu eigencu 5ieiS, uuo
meun .iue 10 trefilltIe &ruppe, ME Die
6tfn'ld)e, auttritt, wlr6 Dem Auoltortum
nm 10 hOberer @euuB geboteu. Die Con"
lerle finDeu alabenolln itatt.
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gSte tttan btIia sttr 2lnsiteaun9
reiSen fdtttt.

Soroe tolpu, 9i.=S., 81. 0iai. -
3wolf iuu9e Mduuer in 8orbentOlun, p.lte
swsl 8O9tn in Chicago uerbriu9en wOueu,
babsu .inen 6radtpasson ausgeriitet, in
meld]em tie Die Ielle MAIDEN mo wabreuo
DER sanSen 3eit fo6eu, ellen uno ltlafeu
m.rocu. Die 8oiteu eluitlleBlld Der Wabl.
Selten, meroen nur $40 pro Wiaun betragen.
Der 9Sussou iOa sinem 6ra4Bus anses
h1unt lnerhen.
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SeidlaGuabmt.

S.attI., gSaib., 81. Mui.-9erDnm.
pier pSaptlan. 8spublic" rpuroe lsets yta6t
BON Sou6samt.u aHsebalten unO lOrsfdltis
ourdiu6t. Wtan iauo oabei irpar uur JIM
YtunO Opium am SOrb, bod .rtldrt.n Die
geumt.n, baB linen Dles pOuitdnOls seuuge,
ba bas S9lff idOH islt asraumsr 3.it benz
Spiumi9nusssl pi.ue uno mau idlOu lanse
Saab uuf oaHelbs sema4t babe. 9asSdlff
muIbe cOnfislirt uao cine Stag. anbansts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-02

nellie m d ieGt ibre gSohs
nune." Nellie Dome, friiher ytellle
9amburger, Die am %. Suli 1891 bier an
NOrb- -SrOabwas Osrba'tet, unO nebit ibrem
Segleiter inter Der 8ehulblguu1 6ru.
Sarl @arnede uon gtr. -, ySeits %. StraBe,
N.rp-0orf, nm Otamanten uno WertbadIeH
in Der S0he uon 1000 beitoblen III babenr
III flint SabrenS SufthuuS oerurtbeilt wurbe,
ift bon b.mSinss s&Ouutu 3uhtbauie geiteru
mad benz 5uhtbaue Su GIburH, R.'D.f
aebradt poroeu.
e.-@eiferu Radlmittag tpurbe
b.m Neg.r Sohu Sowie ourt ben Suianrs
meuiturI zines. 6OI3huuieuS an Eau9en
Sud oas liufe Seiu 9ebrodeH. Der Ser
Ieete, in gfr. 236, Roros 9lrllugton. 2lpenue,
wobubaft, purb I'M Yatrolma9eH mad benz
yStaot.6oipital" gebrad]t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-02

P@ rimportirte SlOiters Srdu $40 ter
9uHe aus Der giiuebur9er balOc, etn er'
quiiit idmndbafter StOiI mtro bel oru. s.
Otto, Gde Der San uno 6agettclnaBe, 81
5 Gents oaS Seloei uerId]antt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-02

R6F S9er ermauia WGuuer,
d r" bat fir Q SoHntag, ben 4. Snnt'
ben Snp.Rloser 0nmpier nGoIumbia" Iiir
elneu AushuQ seniistbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-02

~- @aherpartie'n tommeu nit Dem
@intritte mGrmerer sSltteruu9 mttoer III
Shnuus. Der @eiaH9oeyetn rs ro b inn"
uuternimmt 9 Souutag, ben 4. SUM-, auf
oem beliebten 0umpier pGmma 9ileS" els
ueu Ausflus Die Sai btuuutcr. Sur Stdrs
lung Sunsrlser uuO 9urltl9tr 1T am SOro
aeiOret. Die abiabrt erfolgt pom Yier
Nr. i6 Der 9igbtitraBeH 28erfte nm > llbr
&admittass; auf Der 6lnz uuO 8iidiabrt
leat be ,,Gmmn @ileS" oil Senberion'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-02

Majors befter ftaifiasr 2sim,
nets stbrau&sbertt, 10 rue 15 Gents, IN a.z ap0s
tbeten. (Gt624,l5r-O
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e. & s. eSotteS 8 Comp,
glr. 1, Npros9apitrabe,
l.,It axs< .Sfxaha


GSidbtis far Sausfraueu!
DfQffGft, SfQtteu, Df0tte1s
gSeiBe eemufterfs 9amaffz Dfatten
au bem obue 1eihen baftbenben uitbrisen Sreit DEE
10 9entS uuo b0ber.
@a6 stun, gSa d D Studl, @a@Stu0
20 gtS., 25 StS, SIS &tS., 40 StS.
&prfteppid LIN oLEUM .. .R prfteppta.
sy4 bis 1914, SO GemtS uno b6ber.
9epptfe,. 9epRtde, 1espt6e'
feosS NRufter, ieoe CuaIt!dt,
au einem MbfdlIaae bon rs Vroaens
BON SerbfpreileH.
Gsnffers R puIeaiIr, EeuitersgfouIeaur,
fertiae otpobl, mi. auf Stf.nune seuadbte, bt1is.
NIB. = 2eppide p.roen oufsenommeH, sereinist,
aufbcmabrt ODER wiebtr e.est; fir Guf6tDGbruns
eoer AfieturaR3 teiue Gebibr.
9GS aIte aupsrIdiise 9eppfd1s 6eid6tt
Is 8. SontS s. Comp,
Nr. 4, Horo San Strake.
gBir traeeH bel allen Saufen non ausDdrtisen Ders
icnrn i'm Setraae poH mino.tus S. bic GraattOfttu.
(4pr.lS-Suai1, ,SiDo SGD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-02

g8ieu, /. Suui.-0te aus Sriinu se=
melb,t pirb, mar bort ielt einieen 2asen
bic Disnfmaso Masi. &biOu ipurIOs Der
idpunoeu. Sotort ruurbe naturl1 BON
antii.minid.n Sse.rn aus O.i.m S.r-
id1miuoeu elm Ritualmoro conftrulrt uno
unrer BEN uusebib.tsn, urtbe.lsloien Bolts
maf.n cine Subenbeee in's 98erf seisRt,
bi. b.r.its gang beb.ntlife 2im.nFOntu
an,uu.bm.u probts. 9a ploeIId tam aus
g8i,u bi. Vt.Ibuns, buB Die YOliiei bl. perz
mist, 9enitmag6 bort in eln.m 6reuoen.
bauie aufsefunbeu bat. Gas WabQen batt.
fi9 gan, in aller Stlae nod Bl.n bes.ben.
nm fidl bort unb.b.lli9t eiuem lieberll6eu
N.h,nsnnnnE ernehen III fonntn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-02
Der 9entfdje Correspondent,

2deli6, poh.ntidb unb Gorntoas,
u. Raine. GisentbImer uno oeoafteur
(siad1foIser bon s. 6ain,),
enbpef@ed. SaItimore=Strase rnS Bot=Sffice=gc..
gr,is bes tdeIidben 9Iattes, bur6 9rda,r b.foret,
12h Gts.; fdeIide uns Scuuta az =Musaabe is
Gents pro Wos sabIbar bic bas BIGtt beiora.uber
Grdser.-9dalid, nebf Sounta gS. 9tuS aa be unter
@oroz8orausbeSobIuns $3.50 pro Sobr, fur tiir,,r,
Seit i'm 8.rbdItuie fir bic nDdeutIi dte Musaebc
NIT S0nrtassblatt portofr.i NIT a6sue tiir Clubs,
81 so pro SaIr, nab irssno enem Srte ots SnIonz
bes, 81 nah europa. Gouutae es=a =ausaabe 81
pro Sabr:-0as bette uno biuieite oeutidje 8Iatt
IN ben Ditt,I= uno SloItaottu.
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aermiidltes , On, britifdbtn SuieIrsidp.
as Seid1e gefuuoen.

aIus anIerer eenrIsem .. WOraeazaluea a
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Gin Ianennertaer 8raf.

g1ien, l. Stunt. - Sas Srei9niB oes
Taa.s in bieiisen nIitdrllGen Srtileu 1T
bic a.fiern ertolgte Yerbaftuug oes 9auptz
mauns l. &lafie pes @eueralitabs Corps
Slpier @raf gDauis, sur 3eit bei'm pi.rten
@orps, 6 ommauoo III SuDapeft. Der Glof
pirb beidulbi9t, leint Sameraben betr09eH
unb @elber aus Den Re9imentsfaiien uuters
Id,laaen III haben. Seine Yerbaftung ers
iolate i'm vSot.I Semm.rius" in 9losquit,
mo- ,r fidb bereits ieit elmer g4o6e auibielt
unS nd ben Hadfori6uuseu Der 0itlltdr=
uuo Boll;eibtb bOrbeu blsb.r III eutileben se'
puBt bate. Der 9raf bebauptet, nit Der
Sourein 8ittora BON @nean perlpanDt Su
i.iu; er if 3S Sabre alt uub eln Sobn Don
fsran;isfa be YauIa, seb. Ooruer.
cfhsiers fouem fetne TUBES" fetm.
gSieu, /. Suui.-Rad benz gorbilb bes
Saiiers 94llheIm bat l.st and Salier Sran3
Soiepb fit peranlaBt gelshen, elnen nldIt
mibsuperiteheuben Armeebefebl ssseu bos
,@iaerltbum" in ben Sreiien Ger arm.ecorps
Der oitr.i6iit ungurIlteu Armee III erlalz
len. Sn bielem perbeu bic 5.rreu Sffi;iere
angepieieu, ilh lecer grtraua9ani i'm anz
,uQe iu enthalten, unb Die e;nselnen Corps
@ommanoanten fir bi. ftreusile 0ur4fIbs
ruug p.rantwortlit) gemaflt.
StaIien'S 6inansen uuo Die DenFpnSSorIaae.
u nj, /. SUM-. - 5m S.uat erftattete
b.ute Sisnor Saracco ben Ssridt o.s 4us-
it7uIies uber bic Peniious=Yorlage. Gr
tiibrte an Der 6anD zines umfougreideu
3ablenmaterials aus, oaB Die auuabme Der
Sorlage entmeoer be Abriiifung Der Armee
cber aber bic auferl.guug .iuer reuen
Steu.rlaif i'm S.truse pom minOefens 8O,.
OO0,0 Cir. uOtbneuoia MAIDEN uiirbe.
Ser 5iuuuiminiiter eutsegutte bteraui, baB
bic flnans.u Der 8issieruHs fd burfaus
ni9t in einem 10 traurl9en 3uiianoe befdu.
ben, nj. Der Sorreoner bsbaupt.t babe.
gii9tsc.itopeutg. iit man au9.msiu Der
aufiht, bas in 5olse Der ausrIbruuseu
Sisuor Saracco's bic ablebnuus Der Ytus
fons= SOrIase IN Der mOrsiseu Sisuus s.-
nib iif.
Ea6pebsn Ses Danan,aIf aIfansaIB.
Yaris, l. Suni.-@in Spe3iaI.@ @omite
Der Deputlrtenfammer bat cine 9elegespors
lase uerwOrien,. .eur4 uelde bic &eaisruHa
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1uoeu uno alu3Iduoer fimo aus aefdlIo fien.

4eters bur9, l. SUM-. - @tn utas
iit erlaien lporoeu, weId.r elmer I9rarier+
aIiociation, ber.u 3ped i'll benz grport
lanbwrtbitafiidsr Yrooutte aus 8ublano
bciieht, @ouseiiiou ertheilt. Der lltaS itlr.lbt
Dor, baB fein Suoe ODER Ausldnoer 4ttien
o.s uuternebmeus s.ltnsn Ober beilseu
Darf.
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SaiebalI.- Die 9altimorer babeH
bas sefrise Spiel in Der letteu Snnuna 9e'
Lpunen, natS.m bic ST. YOuiier IN Der 8.
Snnuu9 auf sleidler Stufe nit ben SaltI'
mor.rH fauben. Die pScore" mar, mle
folgt:
Su Baltimore:
sa!taag'. s9toHts.:: :: IoI6I4aI0IGt6IqlSIs 1S
glcsausbIn, llnpurttiiiher.
Shmiot rIitdtr- unb Robiuion r@atdber" flr Bali
tlmore.
S1lpLep nEither" uHh 9uuion ~@ather" tlIr ct.
2ouis.
SnSoftoH:
sSif.a; Sn3if.aia: ...... I1I9ISI9ISI9I3I5I9 4 4
SH WsyOrf:
SsS;g si3S;sas:::::: ISIqIqI55Sd !
SrOOtIpn:
sit3:ss9s::::::: ssas:tsH: SStSISISISIfL9ISLS !
9n Ba fbiustOn:
s'aslHaatI9:: sR'at4iHsiaa :: 11IoI5iSI7atSIsI66 g
Sn gbiIaDtIppIa:
gsitss5a'9.::: ggssi'!ss;Ia9'e:: IGISSI3ISI1LdLSL5L12 {
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Paris, l. Suui.-@in Spe3iaI.Somiie
Der Deputlrtenfammer bat cine @eiegespors
laee uermorieu,. eurd melde bic &e9ieruHa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-02

srmadtist p.ro.n otlts, benz eiquinatOr Der
yYanamataual @eieuidait," Nou6icourt,
be Summ. BON 100000 6rcs. ,uriid su .r.
fatten, oi. Der Santi.r Sluho selesentIit
Der Yauama- -Dl adinutoneu benz @rzWini.
iter Sinuuier uOrseftrsdt bat. 0as @Omite
.nti9ieb, oab biel.r periDnlid fir bic an'
leihe perantlr ortlid iel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01
FROM BROOKS.

A new dressmaker has arrived In
Brooks, In the person Of Mrs. Clark,
and has united with Mrs. Walker.
The school children and number Of
Rev. Myers friends were treated TO Ice
cream and cake Wednesday afternoon.
The Ice cream supper given by the
ladies Of the M. T.. church, was pleas
ant event.
Wess Landers has been bothered the
past week by q sore hand.
J. III. Brown, who has been staying
here, experimenting the putting In OF
his flax crop, left this morning.
MrClark and wife visited on Howell
Prairie Sunday.
Mrs. Harris. Of Salem, has been In
Brooks the past week and returned
Monday, making sad the home Of Har-
rison Jones. by taking his two little
girls with her for awhile.
Mrs. De Hensell was passenger to
Salem Monday.
r. X. Shaw drove TO SiIverton Fri
day.
Miss Winnifred Norwood was on tho
sick list last week.
DIR. Jessup called on Elizabeth Gillett
Tuesday. She has the erysipelas. Her
mother from Woodburn Is at her bed
side.
The r. r. fence at this place received
coat Of paint last week.
There will be an Ice cream supper
given at the Chapman school house
next Friday evening.
Mr.. Walkers family spent Sunday
at Mr.. BGgsn's, on Mission Bottom.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAlwing. and daugh.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01
FROM WILLARD.
Several pleasure parties have passed
through here during the last week.

Several pleasure parties have passed
through here during the last week.
Mr.. b. l.. Geer and family intend
starting to the coast In about two
weeks.
Mr.. Jonn Porter OF Sllverton hill,
spent Sunday In this vicinity.
Mrs. and Mrs. G. w. Scriber of Sa
lem passed through here on their way
to Rev. II. II. Small's.
A party ofyoung folks passed through
here on their way to Silver Creek fall,
Tuesday.
The family of X. L. Hibbard has re-
ceived an addition, IT is thorough hbred
registered Lewellen setter.
Mrs. Peyree met with an accident
Sunday which might have proved
quite serious. While driving through
Mr.. Cranston's pasture In her cart the
wheel struck rock and she was thrown
from the cart. She succeeded In get.
ting one Of the two children, which
were with her, from the cart, but the
horse took fright and ran with the 9th.
or but was soon caught, no damage
having been done,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01
Encouraeement for the Feeble.

10 long ~ tbe failing embe OF vitality are
capable Of being rekindied into warm and
genial glow, just no long there N hope for the
weak and efnanciatea invalid. Let him not
therefore, despond, but derive announcement
from this, and from the further fact that there
IL q restorative most potent In renewing he
dilapidated powers ofa broken down system
Yes, tharks 10 It's uDsxempled tonic virtues.
Hostetter's stomach Bittefs IN daily reVi wing
strength In he bodies ana hope IN the minds
OF the fseple and nervous. Appetite, refresh
Ing sleep, the acquistiOn OF 1e IN and color, are
blessings attendant upon tbe repatatlve pro
cesses which this priceless inyigOrant speedll,
lnitia ~ and carries 70 n successful conclusion.
Dig stion In resto Cd, the blood fertiiized, and
sustenance afforded 10 each life sustal nj nR
organ by the Bi ters, which is inonensive
even ~ the feminine palate, vegetable In com
position, and thoroughly safe. Use ~, and 70.
gain vIgori
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01
FROM HUBBARD.


DIR. Weaver was In town Monday.
John Gahlor's daughter came up
from Portland Monday, to make the
old folks visit.
II. Hinkle Is kept pretty busy on
the farm this weather.
/. Isaacson has the boss receipt for
Mexican hipjacks.
+. T. Daniels received a fine work OF
art last Monday.
Prot. Baker was initiated into the
mysteries Of the Knights Of Pythias
lodge last Friday night.
Shirley Bucks school In Clackamas
county closes neyt week.
Two weeks more and the Hubbard
schools close for the first term aud after
u short vacation will again open.
An y. and q. wreckiug train was
sidetracked here for a short time Mon.
day.
ID, w. Wolfer made a trip to Barlow
and Needy last Monday.
Quite u number of persons from
Aurora, Woodburn and other points
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01
FROM AuMsvrLLE.

Rev. Roberto dwelling II fast ap.
preaching completion.
On Friday our city meat market was
city fish market.
Mr.. d. swans Is preparing 10 build
a dwelling.
Mesner has clipped his dog, and In
tends TO sell the clippings to Frank
Pound ne mobair, sometime when he Ia
very busy.
DIR. Klass' new hotel on Bismark av.
enue is ready for the roof
The many friends of Mrs. T.. Smith
remembered her 9th birthday bv call
ing, having q pleasant time, and eat.
Ing all the fee cream Dan could make,
ell join In wishing the return Of many
happy birthdays.
The "Kansas go devil' is still quiet,
being tied to post, about week ago
II got loose and kicked up and threw
rom Dayie 10 micked manner. Mr..
round says that when IL starts again,
II will make dirt fly. Tom Davie be-
lieyes 1t, as II made him fly.
The school bond election came off at
the appointed time, May 23d, at one
o'clock. Three judges and clerk were
elected. The result was bond yes 3S,
bond no IL.
Our esteemed young lady, Miss Lotts
Goodell, is Goodell no longer having
changed her name for one she likes
better.
The Star of Bethlehem passed oveI
Aumsville Saturday night and stopped
over the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Dar
smith. A nine pound girl. and all do
ing well.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they canno
reach the deceased portion VI the ear
There is only one way 10 cure Deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con.
dltion Of the mucous lining Of the
Eustaohian Tube. When this tube
gets infiamed you have q rumhling
sound or imperfect hearing, anu when
II 10 entirely closed Deafness is the re-
suit, and unless the inflammation can
DO taken out aud this tube restored TO
ils normal condition, hearing will be de,
stroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten
are caused by catarrh, which ls nothing
but an infiamed condition Of the
mucous surfAces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any care Of Deafness Caused by
cAtarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure, Hend for ciIculsFs, free.
FL CHENEY, h Co., Toledo, o.
- Sold by Drugsists, 75c.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

were drinking mineral water ant
bathing at Geo. wolfef's spring Sun
day.
Rev. Djmick preached very power.
ful sermon Sunday night at the M. E.
church. Subject "Infinences Of Home''
Text, John vie.
Mrs. wilkins and son, Of fndepen.
deDce are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. McCsustland while her bus.
band IL looking after some business nj
Vancouver, B. g.
Isaac Miller made flying trip IA
Salem and back, Saturday.
Mr.. CIaussin and II. WeslIDgs are
building q new frame house for Mr..
Claussin.
/. q. Crawford Is running bis meat
wagon on the road, and Sam Miller Ia
clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

ter, ~ Howell Prairie, we're visiting
with Mr. CIafk's family Tuesday.
J. w. SKATER came home Sunday.
remaining until Tuesday evening.
Bruce Jones and Elton shaw visited
with n. Jones' family, IN the Waldo
Hills sunday.
Our school CLOSES next Friday.
We understand we are 10 have q
peanut, candy and fruit stand IN
Brooks In the near future. Prince
Byrn proprietor.
Dame rumor has n that Brooks will
have wedding In the near future.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

Sue Doris Of Eugene liz a plucky
Miss.a She ran through mud hole
ankle deep and stezed runaway horse
by the bits In time TO save the rig from
collision with freight train aud prob
ably the life Of one Joseph Davis. the
driver. 1t does not appear that the
mans life she saved is young, rich or
unmarried. He ought to be all three
and offer them to Miss Sue.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01
79 Commercial ST.
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

..ss sssed ~ bios Tor farn .hlrg wood win be re
let No. "a uBiii ~ oiclnck M ~, 4''ss uis
snhs ~. isb1. BIDS viii be opened AZ ibs rss,,
esung o. the ,oard of directors st
osiitefy of wnod befor. sentsn. 49, az - ne
sns ~ Lslos ns schools: Lin Ion, ia co a. ~.
%, fsfas ss, NJ r.rk. y cords oah, IS cords n
s.lsm 4, a,.I's W eorns n-s % eords nr korib
~ wood must b. fsef 10 ienS,h -.
ssly ssaighi and corded cIo-ely' "' 'e"soa-
o. r,,,s, ~ nnsi be ,srE- of body VOID ana the
Tes ,H. De spiit ok aud not R,ub wa,s
aii bsds i's"' 70 reject any or
,,.. uoss By order sf 10. hoard. MayAIst
y ~ sh hITH. i'haIrnan-
"An'iLh HOLMES. DisITict Clsrk ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

every npsn,ndred Presbyterian minis
and ead "a acr,s-s influence with Cleve-
fise ce,,sd his cabinet Of deacons In Sc
~ the closing Of the worlds fair
on Sunday than oil the American la
borsrs have In securing enforcement of
the Geary law.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

The Pendleton Tribune swings out
into the stream wlth"Morning Edition"
ON its masthead. 1t is decidedly the
fair and influential paper Of Eastern
Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

Rev. Kellerman should forward a
cory Of his anti-pension. anti.grand
army, soldier-hating Memorial day
sermon to Grover Cleveland. II
would get him fat appointment no
doubt. Maybe, that is what 1t was
done for.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

Abraham Lincoln concerned him
self about the abolition Of intemper.
snce, human slavery and ignorance
among the people. The Cleveland ad-
ministration seems unable to get high
or mp than purltasical efforts to shut
the toiling millions out Of the Column
bis exposition Sundays and choke OIL
\ few old pepsiOners.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

How the ex confederates and pension
haters In the Cleveland cabinet will
howl with delight when they read Rev.
Kellerman's Memorial day sermon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

Salem cannot take too hearty an III
terest in that Independence motor rail-
way. A connection with those live
Polk county towns would be benef'
both ways.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

The Cleveland administration is
much more ready to shut the working
people out Of the worlds fair Sundays
than to shut the Chinese out Of compe-
= 'S~se with them on week days.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

The Democrats are heavy on reform
and change, but when II comes to
giving this country prosperous times
they are not In Il.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

Why do the people Of this city turn
out by the thousands, old and young,
people Of all parties and all churches,
to observe Memorial day II there was
no patriotic sacrifice by the Union SOL
diQra
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

The man who invented the morphine
Injection syringe probably conferred b
greater curse On the human race than
any man Of the present century.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

Rev. /. ID. Driver one of the biggest
and brainiest Methodist preachers ib
the United States, delivered loyal
Memorial day address ut Eugene.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01
For Sale.

Good team, wagon and harness.
Also 4year.old flIy, well broke single
OF double, fine driver. Apply TO M
9. Cone, Simpsons addition ,25tb street
Address Salem. 5-4-lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01
DISSOLUTION

NOIlCE IL he'ebv given thai m.
~ Martin Harkins. Blaeksmlths. hss AZ ~
hassu h,,N,s Iarlnership by mutual consend liz
a. 49, VII hereafter be conducted by Jnbn
49, .ns ntrstoioFe existing frm will h. ss.
~ n hln, aud ali bills are payable ~ ~.
s.,su kine our past customers We are ,s.sa I'LL
'e"S' MARTIN a HARKIHs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-01

All over the nation the Sons Of Vet
erans assisted In the proper observance
of Memorial day.