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The morning call., 1894-08-02
LADIES' NIGHT.
Beauty and Fashion Present at an
OIYnInic Club Entertainment.

DCduLy anu fdS0IOn ETCSCut ot oh
Olympic Club Entertainment.
A large and very fashionable gathering
of ladies witnessed the swimming tourna-
ment arranged by George McComb at the
Olympic Club last evening.
Owing to the warm wave which recently
arrived those who remained to see the en-
tire programme wished they could only
avail themselves of the opportunity for a
dip in the briny. as the atmosphere was
exceedingly close in the natatorial depart
ment.
The following were the events and sue
cessful competitors: 100-yard race, win
ner l.. Carrigan; 1O0-yard handicap. win
ner Charles Merose; 50-yard race, winner
George McComb; quarter-mile swim
against time, winner A. PaDe, time min.
sec. 50-yard race (breast stroke). winner
A. Stauff; candle race of so yards, winner
I. KEELING; tub race, 30 yards, winner II.
Wright; plain diving, NO result; fancy
diving. winner F. Wheaton. Professor
ment by giving an exhibition of fancy div
ing and fast swimming.
A meeting of the club has been called
for Wednesday evening, the 8th inst, for
the purpose of electing nominating CON-
mittee to nominate board OF directors
Tor the ensuing year. Inc new bylaws
adopted will go into effect on September
next. 1t was rumored about the club last
evening that William Greer Harrison's
friends had been making a strong effort
TO induce the ex-president to run for office
again.
Mr.. Crocker, who is the presiding officer
at the present time. has stated that he
cannot possibly accept another nomina-
ton, owing to business matters which will
occupy his entire time. The club will GER
tainlY miss in Mr.. Crocker q decidedly
popular and valuable president. During
his term OF Office he has introduced manv
schemes which have proven OF great value
and worth to the institution. 1t is decd-
edly difficult matter to hazard conjec-
ture as To whom the nominating committee
will select for president. There are a
number of excellent men in the club now,
any of whom would certainly prove an
honor to the club il elected.
The directors decided at their meeting
last evening TO give George Green, one of
the boxing instructors. a leave of absence
for six weeks, aud that under no circum-
stances will there be any complimentary
tickets issued for the boxing tournament
Of The 10Th inst.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
PLEASE KEEP THIS DISPLAYED
IN YOUR PLACE UF BUSINESS
FOB THE
INFORMATION OF YOUR EMPLOYEES.
The Months Weather.

The monthly meteorological summary
for July. issued by the United States
Department Of Agriculture Weather
Bureau. gives the mean barometer for the
month as 80. The mean temperature is
stated at SO. the highest degree reached
being rs on the 31st inst, and the lowest
43 on the Sd and 22d inst. The mean
temperature for this month last year was
81 and for the last "a years 50. The prevail
ing direction of the wind was southwest.
There was only a trace of precipitation.
There were eighteen clear. eleven partly
cloudy and two cloudy days in the month.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
A PopuIist Club Organized.

A Populist party club Of the Twenty
ninth Assembly District was organized
last evening at 797 Mission street, under
the mama of the j. V. Webster Club.
Seventy-six names were signed to the roll
The following officers were elected: John
Risk. president; Gus Zeh, vice. president; !;
Harry Mills, secretary; julius Neudorfer,
treasurer; Stephen B. McNeiIl. sergeant
alarms. A resolution was unanimously
adopted indorsing Samuel Taussig for
Assemblyman from the Twenty-ninth
District
The morning call., 1894-08-02
/" The New Republic. /"

Two lecture entertainments on Life
and Scenes in the Hawaiian Islands," by
Professor NJ. w. Peck. are announced for
the evenings of Friday and Monday. the
Sd and 9th inst, at the Central Methodist
Church, Mission street, near Sixth. The
lectures are profusely illustrated, and a
powerful dissolving GXy-hydrogen stere-
opticon by Partridge is employed.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
Mission Real Estate Boomino.

Real estate agents on the Mission road
report marked increase in the number of
sales. Some regret is felt among property
holders on account of the adjournment of
the Board of Super visors for the summer
vacation, as 1t will necessarily delay the
grading and macadamiZing of the road
from Silver avenue to the county line, the
bids for which are to be in by August Is.
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which he was stricken Sunday. He had
Deen ID poor health for some time. Mr.;
Seeligsobn came to California IN lo52, ana
for several years was engaged in mining.
be atterward. removed to this city wnere
ne became well known as wholesale
merchant. He was 6S years old.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
CHARGED With Burglary.

Villa M Foster alias Forbes was booked
at the City Prison last night by Detectives
Bee and Harper and Policeman Marian
on the charge Of burglary. On July % he
broke into the house of M. O'Brien, 720
Bush street, and stole a sealskin sack. seal
skin coat and about $500 worth of jewelry.
Most of it has been recovered. Foster Is
about two years out of San Qnentin.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
A Babv,s Body in the Bay.

A man named Hinckley, employed at
the Fulton Iron Works at Bay View, dis
covered the body of newly born babe in
the water at the beach yesterday. 1t was
a male child, and had probably been in
the water two or three days. He put the
body in sack and made it fast at the
place where he found it and notified the
Coroner The body was brought to the
Morgue ana an inquest will be held to-day.
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was q closing selection by the orchestra
and the crowd moved to the doors. the
tbTong on the stage crowding around and
c0DgralulatiDg Mr. Estee on the strength
of his speech aud the fine reception ten
dered bis appearance
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Santa Clara Grape-Growers.

SAN JOSE, Aug. 1.-The grape-growers OF
Santa Clara County were In session here to-day
About 20 per cent OF the growers have pledged
their crop to the proposed syndicate. Com
mittees were appointed to interview the other
growers OF the county and induce all to sign II
possible. Ten days time was granted for that
purpose,
The morning call., 1894-08-02
A Rancher Takes strvchnine.

TRACY, Aug. 1.-Martin Homer, rancher
five miles west of here. took an overdose OF
strychnine this morning with suicidal intent.
Dr. Murrill reached him in time to pump him
out and save his life. He Is single man.
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the vacancy caused by his death has been

the vacancy caused by his death has been
filled by the promotion of Lord Russell.
The new Justice was born in Dublin,
in 1883, and educated at Trinity
College at the place of bis birth.
In 1859 he was callod to the bar
and became O. G. and bencher OF Lin
coins Inn in 1873 He entered Parliament
as NJ. z. for Dundalk in 1880, and in 1885
was returned for South Hackney. In the
Ministry Of 1886 he was Attorney-Genera raj
ana received the same appoin tment in the
Government in 1892
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FOR CLEAN STREETS.
The Merchants Prosecuting TheiI
Crusade With Vigor.

Yesterday the Merchants Association,
F. W. Dohrman, president. followed up its
practical movement for obtaining clean
streets by issuing the following circular, a
copy of which was forw arded to the Chief
nf Pnlina.
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Deserted hu His Wife.

Judge Murphy yesterday granted Leon
ard F. Pfenniger divorce from his wife
Helen on the ground OF desertion. The
couple were married in Alameda four years
ago,
The morning call., 1894-08-02
A Great Souvenir.

Part % of Picturesque California" is
one of the most interesting portfolios of
the great work published to date.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
Suit Against Miners.

Miller. Sloss 81 Scott have sued the Inte-
gral Quicksilver Mining Company for $31,
oS4 Tor money loaned and furnished.
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THE NEW JUSTICE.

Lord Russell, Who Succeeds the Late
Lord CoIeridge on the Bench.
When Lord Justice of Appeal Bowen
passed away he was succeeded by
Lord Russell of Ktlleween, and Lord
Chief Justice Coleridge Of the Brit
ish bench having also passed away
The morning call., 1894-08-02
Max Seeligsohn Dead.

Max SeeligsohD, an old resident of this
city died yesterday of paralysis. with
The morning call., 1894-08-02

BERTELING's inventions for fitting the eye
have not YET been equaled. 427 Kearny street,
The morning call., 1894-08-02

the p6FOTdLlOu OIL MI. GSbt6, anu the re-
quest became so urgent that the chairman
of the Sacramento convention was faln to
comply.
"Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen" 4"
he said, '1t is not my purpose to attempt
to discuss anything political tonight. 1t
would not be possible at this hour 10 be-
gin to say oDe-halt that could be said IN
favor of the party that has been so ably
defended tonight by Morris M. Estee. 1t
is some time before the campaign will
open. Tonight was set apart that he
who was nominated at Sacramento could
herald the words OF the campaign that
democracy and populism and all the other
isms could have from now until election
to think Of what he said, and fnd, If pos
sible. some refutation of 1t.
The Republican party Of this State Is
not under cover: it is not hidden under a
bush. Its candidate for Governor has
spoken and all opposition has from now
uRtil election day To find a candidate TO
beat him. And they Will fail.
1--WE have platform and we have prin-
cipal. We have right on our side and we
ars game enough to tight for it.
"Ihere is one plank in our platform,
fellow-citlZen that will carry this State
We go 10 the people on the proposition
that wherever you find an American flag
on q schoolhouse there the public money
shall be spent and in no other place, and
with this thought, this one idea coupled
with the other, equal rights to all before
the law, we will nave enough to insure a
victory in California at the coming elec-
tion. and bring that peace and that pros
pprity indicative of Republican rule"
When the applause had died away the
name of Grove l.. johnson was loudly
called. and the eminent jurist responded
with short and brilliant address, in
which he called upon the citizens of San
Erancisco to do their duty. The country,
be said. would come down to this city with
- O msioritv for Estee. and all that was
headed was for the voters here to put on a
solid front, and they would triumphantly
L. fnisbed Nth a picture of the dis
-oomsnts of the local Democracy. which
he0 ss,; lost one leader and was hunting
nround in the dark for another. and was
vsTy happy in his illusions:
At the termination Of his address there
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11

We oasr Oae HaB1rs9 Dlli1rs ~
wAri 81 any oass az CsiArTh t1As eA2-
rCE be eurss1 n HA-I's C4zz-r1 Naass-
p J. G,HENNY q Ca-- FrcEs. foaeal.as ~
We she uuterziruss3 have k9lH1 p.
J. Chery fsr stne kHSf Is yesrs. s1d n'-
Iiere hfIn rerEsctly hG1oratoe n A.
e--s7ue=,s frausElc1fons Nz1 01E114-. y
sbse % carry o11 Hzy okEziso2 1850
oy sheir Erm-
Nsss a TrnHx, who1essAs 1r1EZls1,
Tosesa. O.. WBsdiuE. ki1ux1 4 MAJ
Fi1. WhclssEls 1g1EElzt. Ecas1las O1l.-
HsEfs Cararra Care = t4ks1 t1isrIls+
~, Hcti1x upr1 t5@ t3oud a1d s111'sc'li
sI-rfncEs q ths system PTros -. -
esoszla Sod ny al crUEEasrs teslf
H1oriEls frse-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11

my dRughter Is losinE Der sight
said a. anxto1s lnuthef, and lust %
the eve of marriage. too, What shall
1 d. ~l.et her so ulkfrted b. ~
means." nsapoadod the doctoEs ''ulAE.
rtaEr i = reRalAr eyeoPeGcr.N A
uMuas eyes open pretty tteiy, WheE
BE- fa.ls his uife's chAruls dssayFsAring
Health h tte lsss frte1d a beauty And
tha innuu1erAbse Ills O. uhfch Wlouleu
Are pec1ilariy sut,ect. ~ WCrs,
euemtes. Experience proves thai
wonen " 10 plssesg the lsag hcAilh
Ne pr Pserce's favoFiie Puessrip ip1ioa.
ne i the oalY u5eticaue for Wcuaeu.
aold by drlEgisls uodef = plu.ltiNs
Nuazantee ifom the eiscS1feFs thai
Ii uiil give satisfaclion i1 every oasa %
nsoaey Wtn be relQntet. This
raArantee has oeen pFintc1 ol tie bat.
NewrappeF. snd iAitbfally cAFriod oai
~ many ycane
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11
HaEluN cpCxTT EEFJE1CAS EiekET

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11
- M.Kinlers s..


CIV. MeKinBey uz4s3e 1bs koAlOwinE
clear ss4se1ssGt q the tsriFt sat1Aaioo.
s-Sa1aA Eozu q tAx4tsOs 70 Pr0Fids
necz~AEy r9ys12esSs insspNr1hSe 10 al
gorernneotA II masz esther te direo
% sazifT tAxAtEO1- We mnsz siiher tA1
ours<lVsz and our pEOpsgsy. our la1d'
and o1r Investments. O. we must TAI
the prodDc4s a. other nAtio0s seeking
unArkez here. The latter as~1hod - re
soE7ed 70 By All nAG5oas &1d has tesE
cur chbef zsAns q raising rsysnD
ssncs the gOvsrzDs1t v&s fO1nds'5
We have 18th syste1s in opsrzlioo II
This cozn1Ey. Tue hallk q cur reTe0Ds
eauss from sAritf tAxe@. Nsd the re
n1AIu6eg Is secured by tAxiag splEit
and ,rk4cco. whieh q tire looE lss an
toe o1ly var sATss rsuSAioing-
s-ORs seho4l. the Dsuocr1tie school
advocates 3 tArifi f0r rsYs10s only; ths
oehsr. the RePGhlieAn scho.ol. zdvos4Iss
a EArifi faE reTe1Re Asd also pFU.iScxioa
A rsvenGe TAX has DO OihsE ain o.
FarposS and diselAisns every ether sav,
reTen1e. A prot<e.ive tariff. whih
rAlslng al Des3sl FevszRes h eEsa
mIndfal that The lAxes imposed shAl.
bs 1pon these fareign ProdDCss Shhck
vii uaoss eDcoGr4Ee domestic pvudOc
tioa and rest mss2 lightly npoo tbs
consemer. The rSvsnDe tNrill - IA
raandfal q ths dsssloQl9eni and pros
reriiy a. oGr oounsFy. The protec1iVs
tArid, while having rsus1Os S0c
she needs q TIE treasury always
In xisw, s1e4iiiy keeps 10 DiEd
cur Own in6astFies Aad ths Oocap4tious
q car 0wn P@oFle- A reve10e tAric
sssks COT aFtielss Il prime DeoeSsisy
ofisn such a. ge c4nuos proa0os iH OIL
own counsry, and makes thsl The sgo
issa cf tnxAtion- TIE senate has Jas
Inrroaueed an aMe1dDsng % the Wa
sou bal Whsca - a striking illus,rAiial
Ga reFeuOe tEFG IL takes saga. ~
Arliels Whteh eaters iuto every Uani
hansshoad. Aa1 Nhich foE ths ulos
pArs we a. n0i preducs A. home, frca
ths fres list Aad PAAees Il aPon the d0ti
Ahle list A rs0enas tAfff Wtli rails
uuvense 6ur sine a. least, but Il h 10
adequate 10 e1oo4rage, promOte Au'
prosect prod0citoa In eur 0Wu co1u
tgy.n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11
.IPRlS NEED OF SLER.

FssrAsrS szBlsns ard Men E1t
Wsmss n he wRns sr Sscisty Assk
EssL
Swee4 sseep h zsSssss3 ssaa EUrssL
Half q 1hs frszfalnszs. ssckns4 azd
canP Pssi1iug miEhf BE- hAi1 Is the ooor
e lAck q ss-$n
Th.srs b ned o1s nan or wcDB1 in
tea fhozsard who e@1 xe1ra % do
wifhu1f ssTs1 o. siEht hCzT's sssNP-
All ths s.nrsez St.o1i Ersa1 Es1 End
wuEsn who xler4 snrcs % f1ur ho0rs .
aiEnE mAke vsry iuierzEtI1E reHd1uE.
oGr 30 Oue ever ksp4 hs&lfby in body
s-5 Mid wish ieE th-11 seven bc1rz'
-a1u5 Eseep.
re getting. Thss hNck Wakes then
HnfI k9d EerTo1s. weak A11 eo1nPl&i1-
SuE-
BEt ous ezunus viii ooefs sslf q
slsEp IL s1seP Wfu ucf sou1e, there L
- svf3s1f 6sE81g geEnSn1 q The uervo1s
sgszeza- The tired. wux1-oGf nerves
sae1 k.ester ngtri1SOz % restore fhsD q
beSr hemlthy ac6bun- he rsrSd huisd
eziuSfs ce5ewF e1mpc1Ed - pre- eut
ss1Ely the greas nso3srn DsEve aEt
u1z1d remedy.
Slsep 10 the tire of lowered expe0d
iGre uf nerve force ard q HncruEzel
rep@zr al ever the body. RAiDs'scsasrl
auE,oGDd ggisss ibs dSsz1russd DeTvo1.
STEM. fess1s ifs Impoverished tissDe
q rokE them e al irTiiAeSlisys szUo1
Hsfreshi1g sseep eDs8ss and the tired
( tasE4i-i1E invalid starts ~ c0ce on 10
Esy 10 nss1res1 nezlth ard streBEsh-
A fru<n1 n1esz 50 the cu11te1E9eH aDt
- AbsS3ce q that PAi1ss5, WON sxprez
.aa1 eNmes Af1Er 4 s6oTt time tAkiHs
S3f1eAs esssEy c0mpCG1d- Nsur4lzIA
afsunAt1sus, F4lpEtAtSo1 g The hszT1
sd Ehe h0s4 q dissogrsgl1E slg1& @
catered uerEes are b4Eazhes1 by tha
-rsa1 rsa1sdy- Il makes FauFae vel
.sld@1ts and teachers z5&ld the fesgf5
srAin C prsp@rAltol far spEi1g sxAnzi
-aai0ns by Building 9p tie oody
sane1EtheoiDE The 1errss ard pGrifyiul
the hlood with Paine eSAsTy o1UPe1Dd
I IE gives vEEor % mi1d and bosdy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11
NOTICE.

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ugoz Ccznsszl q t1s CITY q SA9saD Ois-
ca- I'll rsxSIVs cis1z H3ul re ls4n q!
q AuriI Is94 AZ The bolzr q - . SslS1
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q And osock Nc. $ n t8@ eiiy q "a
len Sasox111g % I6S pslA1ss rfullses 4-31
sscsszSezE5o1ls for t1s sane % 1-S II
The CITY e1Ei7sSrs Cc1ee-
R,s.6 tS55sr zz<z deposit with hls
b5d a eeruGtssss G5sck Or 5 c-=rElneAts
q 6sVosi7 In shs s1l o< 30 N $ .
E-EArxn1s,s q god fkzi1 @ tie p&ft O
Te,a sss5s t5-s,s.sr ard thai ns I'll sxsc1;e
he eo11rkc1 AID give TIE 1-o-iisAl :
required EF8h Eos1 12lth sO1 s1lLle3-2'
szrs1ssS to cs sYFruve-1 D TIE NAY q -
ek.se the ess1gr&es l. &wsroe1 - L1s
/ h535Sr. Elsc1 G<plssz1 s1SLl t'e fl4-le. 20
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civ q Sk5sE IN case u ne tsl.1rs o.
Z TIE psAr1 q the b6o1=E % eEDP4y ~AL
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Z ard co1ErAcs o1 ElS IN th$ o-7cs q tns
civ e1EIusSr EiLhiG Eve days ArEei
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20 rs5sr4 any Snd al Ul1s deemed ID
r.-sscu.Shas. B51s Whseb Do Uo1 eoD
u7T With tie terms of tins Dol1e@ Nj
n1s t.s received ~ vii Sny b4es y ~
rs.~5red Afssr TIE tine specified SooFe
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THUS KAY,
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11

RoN 84LG~Ooe tssngy arss trEr',
wllh ~ acgss intO hogs, toaE aeEss iaio
roune orchard. Nnd balAlce % y..st.
~. sns hoase. and an weil sadsr c1lIl-
v.,snn. WIl sell "a tacrss. inelo1lnE ths
1890 lfacl. Mlth al the imple1lsnti
f...lralaa G naake \ eonst tAFm. Celi
- a. sIlfnans. u. IA. AilleF, Nalsnn ~.
du
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11

A pesfsss day gres1s The R~F1blsSsi
STATE co1Venrfos. Psrsses weAsher T.
OreEo1 a. this ss4s0S of The year Wii
tezd 10 hArmnony aud snahass4sna ADC
means a grszx deal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11

Than take in sny osher form j. wbAs
r1Auy Escp3s thi1k and Para :
Tea Is made for ;1sz those folks. Il
cares o11sfipstto3 and tb01Eh noE .
g-AShAraSc moves The oowsAs eTsTy
sssy. Sod 1E CApital Drug Store
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11

As GsUHl MArSoa coQ8iy wsut in's
TIE sG2as eo1Ee11io1 With Givb3tc
foEosA A Marco eo0oly mAn % 80
oeea h4d TO 50 u Muli0OGa.n esGHts
f,r snEpsors-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11
ToDAY7s Markets
Prices CzHTSzt by Telegraph - Loeai
AR- -or1lAz8 Q1gtss5o1s-

a. -or1lAz& Q1g9ss5o1s.
sALEM. ApriI l0. 4 p. m-Omx
DAILY CAPITAL goL RSAL- Q30EA-
asols fox day and up 10 hoGr q gang iC
.,ress Esge IS sOll0wS-
sAALA1z PsoDUCE MARKET.
FECKT-
App3as-s5se 10 Sc = h2sbSL
EUTCHkR sTpCK-
VsAss-1rAsso1 ) cz&
HoEs-dreszsd s.
Live cNt11@-@ 90 "a.
Sbeep-&iive Sl-SaS32
MKIL PRIcES-
Salem Milling Co g2otss: P3oE1s
q Wholesale hoSs &2sa Retail ss-Gs1
Sdxn Sl4 bulk. SIS sscked ShoTEE SIS
as ChOP feed SIS and SlT.
WHEAT.
s. cents pei bs2sheL
hay AND GRATN.
Osxfs-new zSe9@-lc.
HKy-BAsed. new s. % sIa, old $40 &c
- Wild in balk. s. % S.
FARM FRoDUCTs-
NcoI- Best. l0c-
Hops-SuaAll sale, AZ 20 lse
EEgs-C4sh, loe-
Batter B<s1 dairy. l5t93ls fs2ey
crs1n1sEy .82&.
Cl5ees<-l3 10 IS ca
Farm Smoked nsezss-B4no1 3
AAz1s- n: sho1tdsrs,7.
PocAsoe=-@a1 Sc.
OuiO1s-s oelrs-
BessEAx-S4s C4rNwsy ssed. lSc
Aniee seSsd. &c. Gi1sS0g. tltA
LIVE FuCEwNT
uatry-He1S Scs roastsrs. sss6c
iH>S,. $ turkeys Slow sale. eh1aus
1--we he,
PoKxLAND oUOEAViOszs
Gr41z. Fes.a. s1S.
Fsour-SiMDd1rd Sass; NTAllA WAllA
q a1; graham. s2&ls s2E~rnSs. az
. gssT l1Arrel
oAia-Nsw white. .Sss Per "a grey sSss
( ralls,d. 10 b4Es, S6TSeSue; tsrrsas
I S6 otta6- $; csss<ss. SS-7A
HAy-Best. Sl1s - pez ton
Wool-vAaley. Iva l0le
/ Millsiuffs-RrAn, SlS,s rs, sbog1s, 81
I ale, grolDd harley SIS; cnop te~Sd, 81
80 sQB; Whole Ned. o2Eaey, ~ Ga pc
osuIal: n1igidhug. - per toD
chicRen wheA1. eS(4i.i5 per centAl.
Hoga-New l.i % Isl.
Hidss-green. sAlted, - losN sic. an
deF 81 les-, 4s.Sc, sAesp p<lts. loseoc
nAGRY PHouCCE
Batter Ofssgol tAley creanseEy - e
sc; fancy cAiry, lTiks2AcS fAiF % good
| l2ltalSc; oommou. % 10 isc per 2.
Cnccse OrcEoo, - loCnI
AmeFicNn, l2<s lscp<F po1Bd; C4liforni
ltSiSle. Swiss iMP., Sss-S-s DC<n-
l6SslS
Exrs-Orugoa. <sloe psF dasea-
P0altry NomsnAl; coickeDs. mixes
s. Sea tls0 per do1e1s d1cks. g. olgs.5.l !,
Erese. fzt3sSs tarkeyA i've. l9ai
areused ltfalSc
b Bxef- ToEs1esrs. "A "a .saEer poGnd; a.
gsyro5sd s1eeFs, .a.1sc, No caNs r. tai
1OWs. lie, drezsed o<eE. o. etts5 % q.
Matioa-Bess shssR s42is coosu
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! Hogs-Chotos. heavy, s. osas =
nssiia1l. a. ot3s 5l,r nxhl and feeS3vHs
tS - dEcs~ed. s. ossE.
sAN FRANcIsco MAREEK.
Wools OeaEcl EzsGeV1 chotcs. ltsl
lIss a. ini-EtaE, s,s@ss a. valley, los
ISc
hug@-ts O. iSc.
Rotatoes- kasEiy Rase sassA B1
oAnks. 2i<9S51
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TwEsT-9rs cszfs . HEoztkE 50 OsntI
sr So Dayx s. % a Year

Fw1sT-9rs cs.is . Nozsh- 50 CsniE
tx 50 D1yx s. % a Year
The O1ly oos eenf neEsEGpsE On The
P1cise cuass- CIrculEisc1 bA4 hse1
qzs.3rupisd m lsls tbsn o1e ysar.
Give Il . trSal and yo1 vii nsTsr Do
vitbogf L. Is answers the Parpoze q
nAlfa do1s1 veekuss, s1d 6oes no4
ouss oos-thiri - m4eh- Try il ever
the ea1pAiE1 - lsEsz-
Assastass5 Prsss rsporf and state
Apital nsEs a sg.ssislty.
KDTzuRIAL-
TIDsly. Fsrtissos snd independent
dlsels-so1 q issiiHg sTs1tss msa ard
usGslnsz-
CIsCCEATEDS.
Tbs OxK CENT DAILT is rad BY
mare ps07se, q al shHdss q oplnioo,
than any o1hsr PaPer in Oregon oGi-
/ ssSs q P1xllAu.d-
FsECUNs-
O1s e the bess b0oks in E1glisn snE
American literature given wiib ths
ONE CEyX DAILY every we~k, On thl
oo1Poo plAn-
HOW 10 oEDEE
Ss8d zEA i~o-bsz Piaoz in 3 ls4tsE A1C
Try the paper for Donth si le4s1
We believe i0 the greatest possible ns
az silver. and nesesue lots ofiI in fhi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11
Proposals for Wood.

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s. rcEr1s ~. FsAzE- II eH1z u3E- = 1eE1s II
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11
LErTER LIST.

Ths folBowiuE letters usDEiniHg il
the SAlen 20 tOAses APgil II, 1884 an
called f1<. These calling for them
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-11
sgssEsrEB CsNHExT.

Besars Ehs s1n rises s1Gos Esuiss-las I
Vii know . great 5szl usars st'osz poS-
fsscs shAn 1hsy ever dsd tSfare-