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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

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good tuFn % have lAeEn take ifs s8rrs
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C01r1 stree. Itis 2 eEpeaslr@. src
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

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ls-e5 - E-n- -5sn b hardy
zew wLs-e Is uz1 61-1er was O
ne Er1-1. t-- 1ez1u4cEl-1 EDed
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81 Water S.co-1 % z fr51d Er5Teen
n 1Ssl 81 Slz5G Fitrsa1 dollars =
ssks5 to- : la-rsz ttr1l-l EE-l--l-zs-l Lloyd
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C1s q ths geDs q tie collection
l. Ihs asr7E- regarding Ehsir parole.
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: 81 u 1.5s - I-s sele L expected
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

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b1-e- zsd hing trouble Ee went %
southern CGl-to-Dla and beEan keep
1g bees Lzsl year be sod SO, 30
worth Il honey. Bees % vel II
southern Caltg-Zlz- for flowers
boon Ii al s=zs1-s. ard they keep
On laying up honey tur IEe Wi--el
thai newer coEes- Greet ike q IL
h-,as, Isn't its-NF7v YORK Re---5s--
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

ToDAFs Markets
Prizes CU-s1t ~ Telegraph - L.oea
and Portzzzd QzgtzEazS.

Prices Cws1t ~ Telegraph - Local
and Portzzzd Q1gtzEazE-
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sALAE PZODCCE E4EAEL
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S8a-g-EliT= Sl-51 10 s-3l
SyrDg Amts-sl.5l 70 $50
MIL PEICE-
S4len Mlhng Co G8otas- Flogr
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Bran SIS t.8Ik. sl5 szckss- Shorts 81
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HAY AND GEAIS.
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SlA Wild i1 10 < So 70 S.
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FAEN PRonCCTS
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Wuol-B4s-. lEz
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

Whst cespof are yo3 after CoE =
zsked TIE SibEiss's vie ss be pui-s
fr=sh t.oIb 81 bic pe5kst. Il s5u'r
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

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f1B5 fr-7 might bs answered % q
isfge e-EsE q peopls Ebo have b7ez
sz2ght EIihU1f one ~ tie PTgssol
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30


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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
ne HERlR El6uiCll FMoS
Aow Trey Control the Organ
q tbs Body.

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ts 1srus 5zl1 nsBF ~ 1E-us- a azgs-
lisF E.sz-seslE iisi7EE-r-nH-z H-ls.-l--- "a =
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ma -u-1H1ls q 11le -LilT -sFe -rl4 2
T--i- ra-- 1tts lT-E EI- IN TzT7is- =
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
Conservatory Of Music

WillKxcefte CriveTSi1y, sG3sD- Or
SEhooi of U1E5e foE para orzED, vlollH.
singing. oTebeslrkl IusGrGDsotx. kkrne-
Dy, eVs0BterFoinf, fDgDe. OrUbes1rsllo0
and higher mnsSezl c1upCslI soo. No
bS<fsF grade q WoEk coDe Wes1 q ta&
Rocky mO9nikinA PrSosS h0E. S<TSH
faAcber& Next term bsgiEs S=pi- III
send fer annual year book q &1drsss.
z NJ PzEvia, Nus Doe10r, Ensoc1
dirsrsor. So 2D6&W
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

WIl!AD-iIs Uoiv=Tsiiy = one q ibs
~ s58aE15o11l iDsti.gf5ous oa To
Pzel6s scas1 thai Is elJoyiog Al il
creased z1rsDdknss this fsIL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

TIE razd 10 E=al15 ~ tbs OrscSz
fArEz-r ). r5st1sr F.as6s 20 uzkfses III Iot
vezr r-.1u1.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

-EleE1 81. have L Es3rysz 3 llsszD0 IN
ss9E AID E'-Ellry show tb8s ElCisI
t,ss5ssz - I'D 4 s5Se sboWs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
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1s-sz...is tr-lE-l rs.S= G13=ss lcsT 1E1
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

More rl5-f4-.l aDs3 honesty nDd 3=s-
sz.1eEsas * aid t,s \ g9s35 tang Il IN
kFzrEss p f6elza-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
D0n'f
Tau Kn0zV

that y9u can ss-1re ST.
Elst in-e3izts raEsf
Eon Iu3lgas-ic-. and
thai u2oo-n.1rrabls full
nsss zfts- mszls, bv Em-
p-y taxing 4 dose q SIN
n0-s Liver Regula10-7
Some people think that
b.s1a1ss i Is called Liver
Rsg-lz-1r i has nothirg
70 Do With IE5igation
and the Ike II L Tie
iHzct.on u the Liver TIA,
czzsas Inilzestlc1. and
that flllnass; also Con
s1Ip2I.ol, and those b.
io1s Ee2lacAas- Ml1i1as
have ben made 70 ur3sr-
stand this ard have t.aaa
cured from these tr0uhlss
BY Simmons Liver Rey1-
Astor-z Usilclne UHtaIl-
ing and purely vegetable
Ersaa R@s- NJ hWl.Art1.- Balszu.as.. AIa
= u A--T-E ne Flslls'zrr l1 L11 ~ Isa1E
lllly - f1e Er1'a1 Nlrllfs - i--ulEI1lr.f
~ = 4, =. - - -.s -.
gea.lss 11- re11r1 Is a. as rrl,stese r-t.1s-
.-lr el t1s irlek - Ealal a 1za-lEluE
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

L=@ ials kB5 Zure sa0sy * To
z1s-st5El g9=s15sz l. EhEi or pe11st
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
IMPORTANT.

II Eu1 sBiiezTats visiting The word :
fslr. - yE.sr frsED6s in The KASf, take
soEEzEkEs of the pressot 0rparz1niry,
- Ls's Ezrs< are Dow 10 low they cut Do
1EErs Il EDe eKreDse- The ChSrzgO 4
N01thWsz1sTu Railway have plAoed IN
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-26
Mr. Pa,teson,x Guarantee.

Mr.. 8. 8. p Patteson returned Saturday
from the Worlds Fair and will now ad-
dress himself to the guarantee fund for
the expenses OF the primary. Mr.. Patteson
took upon himself the responsibility OF
the cost OF the primary. knowing full
we'll that the Democrats OF Richmond who
desire an election in which the will Of
the people might be expressed. would
willingly share with him the burden.
II behooves these gentlemen to seek him
out with liberal subscriptions. and not
wait for him To call on them. To his
generous offer alone is due the primary.
Hon. Jerry Simpson will arrive from
stanton to-day and address the Populists
at Old Market Hall tonight He is re-
ported 10 have on socks on this trip
The Soldiers Club held a large and
interesting meeting in their club-rooms
last evening. Messrs. Harwood, Jackson,
Bryant and Stratton, candidates for Lee
gislative honors were present and address,
ed the club. Colonel Jones. Colonel Halves,
Major Boykin, Major Evans and Captain
Gulgon were present, and also Captain
Ingram and Lieutenants billiard and
Baker, Of the Fitz Lee troop. Of Lynch
burg all Of whom made addresses. Anoth-
er big meeting Is expected Wednesday
night. and all the military OF the city
are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-26
TWO STUDENT h0BBERs.
One Killed aud the Other Wounded In
Attempting To Rob n Safe

VALPARAISO. IND. Sept 25.-Two
men attempted TO rob the safe I'm the
banking department Of the Northern In
diana Normal College yesterday afternoon.
As a result, one Of them. G. f. Robinson.
is dead. and his companion. c. NJ. Moody,
is behind the bars Of the county Jail.
wounded.
II was about $3.50 o'clock when two
masked men. armed. came in TO the bank
ing Office of the college. The only occu-
pants OF the room were the secretary,
Miss Katie Corboy and her assistant,
Miss Emma Jones with q scream. both
young women started from the room.
followed by shot from the robbers,
but the bullet went wide OF the mark
The robbers then hurried out Of the Office
ana down the steps, reVOlveTs ga each
hand. The students, alarmed by the out
cries OF the ladies' poured out OF the col
lege buildings and the clearinghouse
and dormltories
At the first shout the robbers wheeled
without firing. and ran 20 the fence, over
which they leaped. They ran through the
campus and straight down the track Of the
Fort Wayne road toward the east. while
behind them followed a yelling mob of
sfrdents.
Ai'N TihAFNAH nFfF Etil'idlIN NhdiUltus
but carried clubs and stones which they
had picked up on the way. The robbers
answered with shots. Nathan O. Howe,
Of Michigan City Ind. was driving along
the road with a wagon load Of peaches.
and was fred at by one Of the robbers.
lie alighted from his wagon. deliberately
sighted his rife across the fence and
brought Robinson TO the ground with a
wound in his breast lie died Instantly
His companion knelt over him and took
his tevOlvcr. throwing away his own
empty one, but before he could use II he
was shot by Howe from the roadside.
He was then captured and brought 10 this
city. where ne WAS put in jail
Moody. the wounded man. is about
twenty two years old. the son Of a furni-
ture dealer in Kalamazoo and student
OF the department of stenoeraphy His
dead companion WIS about the same age,
a graduate Of the same department, and
now enrolled In the scientific class.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-26
Young waite's Rody II covered.

The remains OF young Howard waite
an account Of whose death by drowning
in James river Saturday evening was pub
lished I'm Sundays Times, were recovered
last night about 1890 o'clock. The tug
Henry Christian. while coming up the
river, picked up the body near the mont
tors and brought IT to the steamboat
wharves The father OF the unfortunate
young man, together with several friends
OF the family. went down TO the landing,
and the remains were turned over TO l..
Il. Christian and carried TO his under
taking establishment on east Broad street.
where they were prepared for burial. The
body VIII be taken to Baltimore TINS ar
ternoon. and will be inferred in London
Park Cemetery, In that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-26
Church Notes.

Rev. James Y. Fair, d. D., pastor Of the
cr.-c.Straet PfestN teria1 church,
teached 10 large congregations both sun
5ar morning and evening. His evening
ft,urse was one OF the most powerful
AMI searching sermons ever delivered In
hs city. but withal simple and plain I'm
h. extreme. His text was from Luxe
Yy. Q and was preparatory 10 the commu-
ll0n service to be held pext Sunday
Rev. Or. Sprigg closed his service OF
fourteen years at Moore Memorial c@urcb
Sunday with a farewell sermon OF deep
telling Rev j. j. Gravatt, the new
rector. viii FIJI the pulpit next sunday.
Ae predicted by The Times a week ago
Rev l.. NJ. owen. Of Bardwel KY last
g.ek accepted the call TO the Third Chris
ian church and will take charge as pas
ur fhe SECOND Sunday I'm November.
vr. NJ. Il. Starkc is engaged in placing
lrlsOme seatings IN the infant class
rom az the FIRST Baptist church, which is
ing fitted UP at a cost Of 5000
presbytery 20 consider the ordination
q Mr. Eldridge 3. Hatcher is called 10
meet AZ the Grace-Street Baptist church
thursday at =. NJ. The public service
0lnerted with the ordination Will be
lad 40 j. NJ.
Rev r. \. Sledd has almost entirely re-
covered his vigor Of body and his ser
nuns Sunday We're among the most pow
Gful Of his career as a preacher. The
music. with Mr.. Shepard Webb a. director
and en excellent quartette choir, is quite
an attraction. The evening services here
after take place at s o'clock, instead Of
i5 AS heretofore.
40 Grove Avenue Baptist church Sun
lay morning DR. Hiden, the pastor.
preached a sermon having special refer
erce 90 State Mission work This being
Ore Sunday Tor the regular annual col
lection FOR State Missions. Mr.. William
ENson. Secretary of the State Mission
Board followed the pastor with an adj
dress on the same theme. The atten-
dance $50 the Sunday school and church
services IS filling up rapidly. the majority
~ The members having returned from
heir summer vacations. At the morning
service the pastor gave notice that he
would Resume the series Of Wednesday
1ight lectures on "The Sermon on the
Mount"
Professor Maurice viii give n pictorial
rNew ~ the life OF Christ at Grove
Avenue Baptist church Tuesday evening,
October 3D. az 8 o'clock for the benefit Of
NE ladies' Sewing Circle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-26

OF Richmond will meet tonight at $50
o'clock al the Y. Nj. c. Hall.
Candidates for the Legislature will
address the Powhatan Club tonight. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
The Board Of Aldermen will hold a
called meeting this evening TO take some
action az to the grading Of certain streets
in Lee district
The Powhatnn Club will hold a call
ed meeting this evening to listen 10 ed-
dresser from the various candidates for
the Legislature.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
W. c. T. u. and the Us will be held In
the pariors Of the Y. NJ. c. A. at O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
The Committee on Printing and Ac-
counts held It's monthly meeting In the
Council Chamber last evening and trans
acted some routine business.
Mr.. f. T. Lamb. general forwarding
agent OF the Richmond and Darville
railroad at West Point, left Saturday
for the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. J. -. Halyburton. receiving teller
OF the State Bank. has presented The
library OF the Young Mems Christian
Association with a.heteen valuable vol
u1es.
Messrs. SpIers Bellamy. Johnas Cohen.
Samuel Whitfield. Joseph Whitaker. c. L.
Michigan and DR.. Ward, OF Enfield. ~.
C., passed through Richmond yesterday
on their way to the Worlds Fair
DR.. Dickinson returned yesterday from
Central Hill. Isle Of Wight county, where
tle dedicated Baptist church, and or
dained four deacons. The church cost
1920. a big collection was made which
wiped out the debt.
MIR. Wallace Washington, Chief Poe's
clerk. returned from the Worlds Fair
Sunday night officer John #. Shinber-
ser. Of the Second district. most &C
ceptably flled the position during Clerk
Washington's absence.
Mrs. ]. A. Fleet, Misses Grace and
Matte Baker, Miss Mary Camp, Miss
Lee Camp. Mrs r.. N. Balm. Mrs. Robert
Curtis. Miss Hylah Curtis. Mr.. Taylor
Curtis and Mr.. Elijah Baker left Monday
for Chicago and the Vest.
Rev. A. g Bedsoe, brother OF Rev. J.
Wiley Bledsoe, recently pastor Of Park
Place church. and preacher OF equal
ability and force was a visitor 10 Rich
mond yesterday. He was warmly greeted
by many friends.
Miss Elena Phillips has been employed
by the Sisters Of Mercy IN charge OF the
Medical College Hospital and will attend
the operations I'm the clinic department
and assist I'm nursing surgical cases.
The Hospital has beer equipped by the
Sisters OF Mercy at their personal ex-
pense.