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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24
SANTA MONICA.
Low Temperature-Nsws and Per-
sonai Matters.

n LOW EenporaturS-NSWe and Per-
sonai Matters.
SANTA MONICA, May 23.--Thermoms-
ter today noon, 20. A charming breeze
YVES blowing ell day, which proved q
perfect delight to our many visitors who
came down to cool off.
The both houses ali did good bust
ness, and the coaches OF both roads were
well iadened by q sweltering crowd, anx-
ious to catch wnif OF ocean breeze.
Miss Allie M. Smith OF Warren Mass.,
is domiciled at the Lawrence house.
The steamer Santa Cruz touched the
wharf on Monday, taking cargo OF 1000
sacks Of grain.
Yesterday the Bonito was also accom-
modated with like cargo, and the
Alki is expected on Thursday to take
some more OF the golden cereals, there
being. in all, 200 tons which Schee Bros.
will ship from this port.
q. W. Kiniz is milking many addi-
tions to the Crystal Plunge, among them
being tank which will be lied with
tepid water to teach swimming in. The
settlement about his plunge has already
been taken by those intending to spend
the summer months here.
The trustees have let toe contract for
grading Oregon avenue from Sixth TO
Ninth streets, to Mr.. Noon, who will
commence work Immediately.
Johnnie Bassett has returned from
his San Francisco trip.
Q. s. Dales is building himself a cosy
home on Eighth street, p. Elliott doing
the work.
Fishing is good and bathing fine.
M. s, Feathers has divided his store
into two compartments, renting one to
the delcaey firm.
The G. A. r. posts both here and at
the Soldiers home are making great
to suitably commemorate
Memorial day.
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AUSTIN. Tex, May % Governor
Hogg vetoed the stale sugar bounty bill
to enable the superintendents OF the
Texas penitentiaries to accept from the
general government the bounty on sugar
raised on the convict farms. He de-
nounces the sugar bounty OF the United
States.
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DENVER, May 23.-The session OF the
Baptist Women's Home Missions socie-
ty opened with praise service. The
committee ON resolutions reported, de-
claring the Chinese exclusion act dis
grace to civilization, and the tendency
to abuse the Lords day 10 deplored
Practically all the old officers were
reelected this afternoon. Various mis-
sionaries gave encouraging reports Of
their labors.
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Check the Firat Anproaoh

Ofrheumatism, and further attacks may be
escaped, If proper precautions against expos
ure are taken, and there be no herr ditary pre-
disposition. Unfortunately, people who ulti-
mately become chronic sufferers. too often neg
lect the trifllng winges and pre- monitory stiff
ness which herald the advent of this agoniz-
ing malad,. Among the diseases FIR which
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has been found
e1icacious this is one, ana the medicine being
perfectly SAFE it is certainly to be preferred to
drugs used for its cure, which are frequently
useless. aud nothing more or less than poison.
Gus. The substitution OF this pleasant and
pure blood d. purent or medicines 1ntmical to
life IN slight overdose il measure which
may ntly lie urg d upon persons WIN desire TO
obtain relief safely, or who have failed 10 OBJ
tam II from the numerous pseudo remedies for
this disease In the market
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FIRSr-CLASs ROOMS and best table board
at Santa Monica at Bellevue Cottaee lin eon
nection with Bellevue Terrace, Los Angeles.
Ocean avenue. Mrs. G. w. stewart Prom
ALL WHO ENJOY good French cooking on
to the Delmonico Restaurant, Second street
santa Monica, where P. Dauphine, the cele
DRAFTED chef, presides over cuisine. Private
rooms, II desired -eo
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PASADENA.
Death of Joseph Lewis Yesterdsy-Per-
sonaI Mention.

Death of Joseph Lewis Yesterday-Per-
sonaI Mention.
PASADENA, May 23.-The death of Jos.
Lewis, who was thrown from his cart
yesterday and severely injured, occurred
at O'Clock this afternoon at his home
on Cypress avenue. Although every
thing possible was done for him he never
recovered consciousness after the acct
dent. Mr.. Lewis was member OF the
q. A. R., and the following notice has
been issusd by that body:
The officers and members OF John f.
Godfrey post, No. 93. are requested Il
meet at the post room at 8 O'Clock Thurs
day morning, May 25th. to attend tht
funeral Of our late comrade, Joseph A
Lewis.
NOTES.
mr.. and MIS-. Peter Steil and child LEFT
today for Cincinnati and Chicago, to bs
absent about six weeks.
Mrs. Dickey, mother and child OF
Philadelphia, who have been at the
Spaldipg for a few days, have gone east
for the summer.
DR.. w. q Rowland left for San Fran
cisco yesterday to attend meeting OF
the State Veterinary association, OF
which no ia chairman. Mrs. Rowland
leaves Tor the same place today.
Mrs. Vaughan, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. g. Throop. arrived last evening
from Chicago. She will remain until
Mrs. rhroop is feeling better than she
has been for the past few weeks.
Mr.. Moses Policy left today for Chi
cage, where he will be joined in a few
weeks by his daughter. who il at school
at the Marlborough. Harry Policy has
gone to Catalina for the summer.
Dr. H. ID. Reqna, son of Rev. J. d.
Requa of this city, arrived here Saturday
from Hong Kong, China, where he has
lived Tor the past three years. He will
spend about six months in this country.
aud then return to China,
Mr.. Will Orr left on today's overland
for Chicago via Salt Lake City and Dem
yer. He will be gone several months.
Mis- Il. Morris will give a lecture at
the Universaliat church Friday evening
next upon dress reform and physical cul-
ture.
Messrs. T. q. Torrance, Webster Wot-
kyns and e Kayser returned from
trip up the San Gabriel
canon yesterday evening. The party re-
ported trout in abundance.
Henry Csrron wac arrested Yesterday
by Marshal Buchanan on suspicion that
be was Los Angeles crook who vas
wanted in that city for several offences.
Later an officer came out and it was
found that the right man had been cap
tured.
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Importer and dealer ia Chinese and Japanese
fancy goods All kinds of silks silk dress ma
terms, embroidered silk dressipg gowns, shawis
and handkerchiefs. and gents furnishing
gocds; ana Also man 7tactures ladies' under
public to The fact that all my stock is now on
srecial sale, regardless of cost. No sos North
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Fonnd.

At the drug store, valuable packag
worth its weigh in gold. My hair mas
stopped falling and all dandrutf has dis
appeared sincs found skookum root hair
grower. AK your druggist about it.
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Maier & zobelein's lager, fresh from the
brewery on draught Ii, ell the principal sa,
looms, delivered promptly in bottles or KEGS.
phone OIL " ASAo'
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BosToN, May 23.-President Mcleod
rendered his resignation to the directors
of the Boston and Maine railroad today.
Frank Jones will be chosen to succeed
him
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t haa been qnite. warm today.


w. IL. Sturgeon came near lnsing his
large residence by Il re YESTERDAY. The
fire was started BY some chi,aren. yh o
had been plsving with matches ia an
outbuildiug, where there Is 4 Dlay honse
None OF Mr.. Spurgeen's 'fasnfly were III
home, and the fire wac discovered and
put out by hia manly little son, on mis-
return from school. Master Willie il
only about 8 years old but he acted
with the courage and Judgment lacked
by many older pereous.
s. M. Craddck and W. NJ. Seott OF
Orange have formed a partnership for
the purpose of carrying on a real estate
and insurance buaiaess.
Mrs. l.. L. Kiethaoer is in Redianis
today. Mr.. and Mrs. Kiefhaber expect
soon to make RediaDds their home.
The owner OF regular Old fashioned
pack train passed with the animglg
through Santa Ana yesterday, on his
way to the minos OF Arizona. where he
would like to find an equally d.iashion-
ed bonanza.
Ira E. Cadman OF Auaheim was pro-
nounced dangerously insane Yesterday
and taken to Stockton, accompanied by
his wife and brother, George CAdman.
The Hawley place, west OF Santa Ana.
has been bought by q. p Batterill OF
Santa Cruz county, for $ll00
Inc Westminster school will be closed
Tor the remainder Of the term. owing b
lack OF funds. ". Il. Young the priu.
cipal, has sent in his req enation in
tending to give 81 his time after this TO
farming.
Rev. =. J. Fleming, lately from the
Htate OF New YORK, has received e call TO
the Congregational church here Mr.
Fleming has not vet formally accepted
the call but will bring his family from
Los Aneeies tomorrow, and will stay in
santa Ana t5r month or two whether
ne decides to stay OF not. He is a man !
OF much ability, and is we'll liked BY |
those who have heard him preach.
One hundred and fifty acres of G. W. I
Griffith's barley were burned Yesterday /
IL the fire on the san JOAQUIN ranch. 7
Eighty men worked aesiduouely for four
hours In sueduing the flames.
MISE Edna Van Norman nj Los An
geies IS visiting Mrs. e. E. Human in
this CITY.
Miss 9. w. Humphreys and daughter
ana oIra- B0yu and daughter are spend-
Ing three weeks in Lsgnna. hayiny left
Tor that place this morning.
A marriage licenea was Issued todey
to Alfred Capped, aged SO wears. aud
Sarah Gronnca, aged SO years, both of
Los Angeles.
A suit was fled today in the suyerior
court OF Orange county by the Ausnein
Union water company and the Santa
ana S-ilSy irrigation company against
the Ju1opa Land and Water company
ana ~ oonsf defendants, to quieg the
taken ont Of the Santa Ana river 81
HBadrOckD CROSSING III, tha,,, -. 4 -
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:, Pasadenn Office Of the HHRALp, No. North
fslr OAKS avenue. Advertisements ana sub
seriptions received
KEkCHOFF-CuzSER NH and Lumber Co
corner broadway amp Kansas streets.
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FOR GoOhs AZ Los Angeles prices go to VIM.
Schlllin9's corner of Piue and Second streets
Cream, flesh stock of groceries, dry goods, boots
and shoes, etc.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24

fnis annoying scalp trouble, which
gives the hair and untidy appearance. ie
cured by akookum root hair grover. All
druggists.
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$25 900 worth; cost not ia it; rs and SO per
cent on regular prices Chicago Wall Paper
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SANTA ANA.

Proceedings of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
County at Chicago.
SANTA ANA, May 20. AT yesterday
afternoons session OF the board OF SUI
pervisors, the hearing of evidence in the
matter of the NeTpcrt drainage ditch
was continued. S. II. Finley, w. H..
Spurgeon and Cash Harvey testified.
On motion the hearing of the petition
was continued till Monday, MAY 10Th at
10 a. m. The chairman Of the board
now appointed committee of one to
procure suitable desk for tho county
clerk. The papers in the matter OF
bonds for the Peralts school district
were referred to the district attorney IS
to their LEGALITY and to prepare the
resolution necessary for their eale and
the publication OF notice OF SAINT.
Applications for license under ordl-
nance No. II were granted Juan SAlla-
berri and Dolores Garcia Of Capistrano
and W. a. Thicker oi Santa Ana.
NEWS FROM MANAGER JOPLIN.
A letter received by W. S. Taylor,
secretary Of the Orange county worlds
fair association contains the following
"The loquata are in fair condition
Only the very best oranges and
lemons should be sent, carefully selected
and clean. Fresh fruits and veg
etables we can use to good advantage
but cards should be sent along, sol may
know to whom to give credit when
placed on exhibition. All OF Cali
fornia is well represented, everywhsrt
and in every department.. ard We are
certainly getting the credit OF knoHins
how to advertise. One OF the mos
lamenteble things OF all il the condi
ton OF the California building, aDC
streams OF people have 10 be turned
away every dav. From what
have already gathered We have made NJ
mistake in making q display here, and i
kept up, which can easily be done, tn
question will DO what to do with th'
people. There are quite numoer o
our people here, and generally they ar
badly used mp By the severe damn Gil
mate, and all have that tired ieeiini
that was SO noticeable among the Labor
lot "a as re gjyss came. Hold oar PEG
So a least
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WAL Eapsr at OOACs
Closing out sale-Eckstrom & Strasburg 307
and 800 South Main street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
A BAD RUNAWAY.
Mrs. Clark Rogers tEro-n from q
FaE1z zzd Hart

L4st evening Mrz- ClzTk Rogenz- a.
e0upsuisi by beT ten yezF-o5d sou,
started f1r home with q team ard rag
Cd, bgt Ezs fsted to have q seFio1s Eesi-
dent bsfsrs reaching thur They live
seven milss so1th in the red hills. and
just a. the team had passed the S1any-
sids school hoGss 3 ebsck-rsio broks
and one of the hOrsas ran I'D sids- nil
kicking violently. The wagon Ess up
ses, aud the box thro~n scrosE Mrs.
R0gsrz' hips. pinuing bsr 10 thezrO7nd
Until help arrived 70 relieve heE. TIE
boy Szz also bsdly ssrztebed up. tot
l. not Seriously hurt Mr. Rogers Ezs
picked Up and taken hone On = bed
q8ilE by the Deighbors. and prOvad 20
be Dos1 painfully injured. Dr.. Rznsom
wss called from Turner, b1t up to this
morning had nOs found that any bones
~srs broken, yet the patient Was in
the uloss intense pain The neighbors
and friends bope the injuries sustained
may not prOTetO bs ssEi00=, yet judging
from the terrible pain endured BY Mrs.
Rogers they feel rather Discouraged.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
THEY EEsF TO EHE BAT-
A Gay Party q sz1s-isss Visit
BsTPor1

YA1CIsA- Or. Sep+ sa-SpeaE %
tbs g0CESAL- - Cpoa irvItask91 %
S1ps- M1iezhsy q the Orsgoo Pseifs =
party q Ssle1n p@gple ~enI 30 NsEport
o1 ThErs64y. sons - Than stzyiEg
urfu tkis zftefuoor-
An elegant dinner Vas served 1pon
arrival a. the Bay VisE ho1ss- B0ss-
tricks oEcbesrrs frOn Toledo Wzs
e1g1zss5 for the o,sszsiO1, and tie Cperz
boGse rssoaDdsd Eiih the tread q mer-
~ danes 8uiil the s1naEl bOurs q
uOgniDg- FOll0Eiuz U=Fs IN the parry:
Mrz- G1s Stzzng. Mr. Brz.dsid, Mr.
r P. Bose, IT,, MrA Frank Huzbsz.
Aisses Ada Bssynz3, Anna BrsyuA1,
Lena Brsymsn, Maggie C0sFeT. Mae
Boise, Miss Water, Carrie MOores. Mse
Carpenter, Edith H1ghs=, Nellie Edsz-
Meszrz- W. b. MJrss. J. n. Ksens, z
P. Bodse. f., 2. K Lovsll, 2. r Auson.
H 3 Jordan, p. . Dszro0ru, 2. II.
DArey, A '. Men6e3bsll, Frank
Hughes, A s. Brzz6eld, Henry Mey-
ETA
Friday The entire party we're taken
o0f OYER the tar on the t0g ResOlute-
AMI sp.s-izl train to.oE al who wished
10 20 70 Albany ia the evs1iaz-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

A NEW VEliTURE. In connection
with Miss Ballou's kindergarten which
opens next Monday, will hereafter b..
conducted training CLASSES for mother
and teachers, for instruction in the
principles Of the FrOebelian philosophy
Of iBstracting children. The Glasses for
mothers will be designed 10 also i'm
part rules for the management Of chill
dren, as well ~ an exposition Of the
methods employed by kindergartDers.
This venture will be 10 charge Of Ars.
p. B. knight, who has thoroughly pre-
pared herself for the work by taking a
course Of study in addition to her years
Of experience In teaching and manag.
Ing children. Mrs. Kuight Is thorough
ly devoted to the wOrz, aud enjoys the
fullest realization Of the necessities for
Il. She will give particular attention
10 an explanation Of the"MOthers Play"
BY Froebsl, while she will be assisted
by able persOns In the other branches
20 be taught. II Il TO be hoped this
new enterprise will meet with the sue
cess ID deserves.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

WANT A Observation-Disclosures Besll,
Of the Linn County National Bank,
has made an application for the ap-
pOiutment Of receiver TO take charge
Of the property Of J. L. COwan's Leb
anon hank. The Express says: The
complaint Of Mr. BeaIl not only ques-
tions the legality Of the transaction, bat
also charges Mr.. CoWan and the trus-
tees with bad faith, aud with the at
tempt to defraud the Linn county Ma
tioDal bank. No one, acquainted with
the circumstance, will for moment
believe this, and if the case depended
upon that question alone .here wou d
be no doubt a. TO the outcome. The trus-
tees, We understand, will defend their
position aud not permit it to 90 by de-
fault.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
ors<ou Pastse MoTgngn.a

=1pi- MuleEhsy Eritee the fgllOEirg
letter 10 E8ZeDe business man, which
will zIsO u q interest 70 people ali
along the river:
In regard 70 the Sisters navigating
tbs river To E8gsDe- II is our p1rpos-
n pot the Slslerz ia s=ryioe a. SOD zs
the stage of the nvsr viii permit De-
tween salem and E1geBe. Il would u
policy for the good people Of Eugene,
through their boATd oftrsds OE4n soma
other effective mzDDeF, 70 cz1ss the
sn2g boat 10 make irip % E1geDe ~
the earliest po==ib.e date, g. We ~ill f-ei
perfectly safe In following hsr, and
probably would not reach Eugene 70
soon II she dOzs not make this trip, a.
we would De 10 dOabt Of the condition
Of the river above Harrisburg.
at seems to NE also tHst the frs
and LnOst important thing IN this CD
nectiOa for the EIgene bosrd Of trade,
is to provide some kind u segOmojs-
ton on the river bank TO handle their
freight, AZ this will be necessary no
matter what boat they use.
Oar rate On grain and potatoes from
river points to San FraBciscO. viii not
Be definitely established until about The
time We are able TO navigate the riveF.
II will be about s. from Eugene. 3 50
from Harrisburg, 8 from Salem and
Independence, points south Of COrvzl-
liz take the Harrisburg rate and sourh
Of Harrisburg, the Eugene; potatoes
will probably be % cents Per ton
more"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

TIE bozr6 of ehsritse@ expects % give
al eDtert2irmeDt % Thanksgiving. for
the beDefit u their sAcbseqOeE.
z y Hail, Of Bsena Vista. Vas 8
SABe1a visitor yesterday.
Postmaster J. W. TzyIoS, q Whifes-
zsE, vas IL Salem On b1sinszs today.
Dezrborn bgys secood hand school
books aud p4ys cash f0S the zane.
L c. PzttOa went 70 WoOdburn this
Afternoon to hook after his varied busi-
oesz Interests there.
Frezh erzhe. D4yisOn's market
Rev. 9. u. Irwin Ieft today 70. Ia
Grznde-
Mr. 2. A. Moore went to Portland
this afternoon.
Fresh erzhs, Dzvison's market
W. d. FREEMAN will open school
Monday 10 the south Howell Prairie
sebOol, district No. 80.
Krz1sse Bros. are still cutting prices
on shoes In fact they are dividing ali
profits With their patrons.
Mrs- Anna Phillips, Of SeattIe, l. the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. o. B. Hubbard,
ia Yeg PARK.
Nrs- z. G. Nichols was reported very
III this morning at her rooms on Court
street, with neuFalgia Of the heart.
Kra1sss BrOs. stock Of fAl goods are
arriving daily. Prices in shoes never
80 low.
Miss Ballou's Kindergarten opens
Monday at the old location on Liberty
street
In the lead Clark d Eppley, at pleas
ing their patrons.
The Albany Races ended yesterday.
Clark & EppIey continue to be head
quarters for the choicest vegetables
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
Largest Gun in the World.

Is on exhibition at the great world :
fair. Ho1 ought to Sc il This l. the
month Of months 10 visit the fair, pleas
ant days, cool nights, delightful travel
ing weather.
Maximum comfort eBrOute 70 Chi
c2go on the vesti6uled limited trains Of
the Chicago, Union Pacific & North
western line. see yoar nearest Union
Pacific agent for rates or other informa-
ton. l2-s-u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
Hotel Monterey.
Newport
Oregon.

Newport Oregon
Located on the Beach, two mikes north
Of Newport on Cave Cove, a beautifully
sheltered spot, wonderful scenery, sea
osthiDg, fiue drives 70 Cape Foul wealth
er lighthouse. House new, rOoms large
and airy. Finest Resort for families or
lnvallds. Open all winter. Terms
moderate by day or week. Intending
visitors can drop postal card to New
port and BE met by hsck.
JOHN FITZPATRICK.
d. 10 Proprietor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

&. +. CHURcH.-Rev. ). B. Hale, Of
Osaka, Japan, will preach at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church tomorrow
at ii o'clock a. M and will also give a
lecture illustrated by stereoptIeOn views
In the evening. He has been mission
AIRY In Japan for n yeArs. and is a most
excellent speaker. He he's been taking
a years rest In this country. and viii
soon return.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

OEEGos PRAEs Hon. J. VI. Wal
lace, who has this year had the man
agemeBt Of the Wallace estate pear
orchard, has just received fine &C
acknowledgement that our state beats
the world for superior pears- Some
time ago while 10 conversation with
his friend Chas. r. Grey, president Of
the Hyde d Leather bank in Chicago.
that gentleman questioned whether
Pacific coast pezrs had ss fiDe favor g.
those Of the East. OF course, be had
only the California fruit Ia mind, but
this was q comparison that no Oregon
pear grower could admit for moment.
10 order 10 convince his friend Mr.
W&llaes sent him a box from their
orchard In 3 recent shipment 10 that
city, and now that gentleman bezuti-
fully acknowledges the corn, and Ad-
mIts that Oregon peArs are the best he
ever ate. He mildly winds up bis eu-
logy Of the fruit by saying: They eer-
tainly know how TO raise good pears 10
Oregon, A. / have found out by this ex-
perienes."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
Conservatory Of Music.

Willamette University, Salem, Or,
school OF music for piano, organ, violin,
singing, orchestral instruments, harmo-
ny, e0u nterpoint, fugue, orehesiration
and higher musical composition. NO
better grade Of work done west Of the
Rocky mountains Prices low. Seven
teachers- Next term begins Sept. 4tb.
send for annual year book or address,
Il NJ Parvin, Mus Doctor, musical
director. S 9 2md&W
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

STILL AT LARGE-Cbina Long, the
murderer Of Yuon Hing, is still at large.
Sheriff John Khight and several dep
uties have been on his trail since the
hour Of the deed, but with no Assurance
Of success. A Chinsmen, owing to the
great similarity Of all wearers Of a pig
tail, is difficult person to trace, but
Sheriff Knight viii yet bring in his
man.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

RECEPTION TO INCOMING PAsToR.-
There will be a reception to the ineom-
ing pastor. Rev. J. NJ. Shulse, and fam.
ily at South Salem NJ. T. church on
Tuesday evening, Sept. %, sL7:3O p. m.
We extend cordial welcome 10 all to
be present. and especially invite the
city pastors. Con-.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

AGAIN. - John Holm has again
opened blacksmith shop 10 Salem, 81
rear Of Cooks hotel. All friends in
vited to give him call. and get work
done in the best manner. S-S- I'm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23

AT THE CASSKEY. thirty
hands are busy at work on canning
pears- They have about TWO car loads
more 10 work up, and will be through
early next week. After that work will
begin ia the evaporation. A large mum
Der Of Prunes will be ready to be dried,
and the work will run that department
for several weeks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-23
A Battle for Blood.

L what Hood's Ssrszparills vigorously
fights. sod il il always vi6tOTiOQs in ex-
pelling al the foul tsints sBd giving
the vital fluid the quality snd quantity
Of perfect bsoltn. Ii cures scrUfuls.
salt rbe1m, bOiRs and all other troubles
caused By imPqre blood.