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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
MARRIED.

In NORWAY, O,t. a. by R<,. J. %. Ro,srts,
Jsst.oa Clark AMI Mus ils-e Child. 10th Of
Norway.
On Ramfori Pals. oss-, -. v. Libby 81 nam
lord Saiis. asi Mamie orotsn % West Wal
dolssro.
In DORIAN, y. o.. Ost, ., Mr. A. X. scvtbser
of Worcester. hAss. and Mrs. Lscisia Walton
of sstbel
iersoe, Mr.. Harris l., Eiliott of Hamfsri tails
abt Miss MAi<l ~. wymAa of nrys ante Pond.
IN Bethel. O,t. ". BY Rev. y. y. barton, lssis
l.. Mason AMI Msai q. kimhali. both of bstbel.
10 wesissssk. tht ~, by Allen Chs-r. ksl .
Mr.. wiiiori y. iio.isr ssi Miss Fannie y,
Curtis. both % woosissosk.
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OXFORD, &c Al q Court % Probate bell Al
Paris, within ant Cor the County ~ oxford
on the third Tuesday % oct, \. ID. -
% the estate % STEPHEN fARNuM, late II
Rumfori In .aii County. ds..s.ssi, prayihs io'
license 81 ell sni convey certain Trsl estate
l-slon stns D. said estate anil issrriissi In III.
I<tition on ~. In tiss probate ohos.
Onpsnsp, TIA, the .ai,l petitioner give notice
~ all psr-on- interc-t-i. by causing q copy
% INF. orier ~ 10 publi.h~i thr.s
wesk. .urse-.itely In thu Oxfort Den
.rrsl nsw-paysr printed a fsr-,
In ALI County, thai They may apI~ar at Q Probate
Court. ~ IL he'll At Paris. on ths thlri rne-iA,
% Nov newt st nine o'els-k In the f0renooa, AMI
chow cause ifany they have ~hy the same should
not IL frante'i.
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OyTORD, 90 AT . Court ~ Probate hsli n
Pari., within ani Zoe the County ~ Osfori on
the thiri Tuesday % Oct. A. ID. 90:
,. T., tvink. Attorney for Henry " Isrtfor'.
nam~-i Esecutos IN q eertsin in.trument pur.
postins " is the last VIII Ani Testament ~
tEO. u. HARTFORD. lsts 30 Bpwnnssi. In
said County, deseasesi. having prr-eni~i 'he
same for Probate
Oapsnsp. That aid psti,ioesr Give notice Of
The same to all persons Interested, by
Publishing . copy ~ this er'ier thrce wceAs sue.
cessiyeiy In The Oxfori DEMOCRAT . newspaper
printed az Paris, In ssid county, thai they nay
apv~ar % Probaie Court ~ 10 hohien a Paris.
Within sni for .ali County. on the thir'i fues
day 10 Nov. nsNt. 20 nine oei-k In u,e forenonn.
ani show cause. ~ aay they have. Why ths
ALI Instrument shouhi na 10 prp,esi. approved
anil Allovesi as the last Win sni Testsmsnt 81
sAit dsscase.i. and that sAhi Henry u. Hartford
GEORGE A. WILSON. Jairs.
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ALBEgr u. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

E.ts.. th.rls., limlsr l.e'l. % sl'o H@
pasture and timber land. " ~ i0
hsskarssoa. pr.. ar pnknuwp.
pasture and timber land. ~ lm JD
Carter, n o., or unknown. mia.
log AMI timber iot east ofW.
" Iiariinx's, q loo an
McCriIri.. Chsrie.. any ser~.
timber land south of Ru@fori
line. bounded on the east by
ltutehins land. "a 10
Conn. ID. A.. about &C sews,
lsounie.i On The north By land
essei by JeG Jaeksos; on
The east by land eune.i By
Mr., Edvia Doushty; on the
south and wet W lsnd ovn.
~ By hrs. Eiufa Anirevs
and u. J.. Richardson. in $50
iiENRY DAVIS. Treasurer
90 MILLION PiastAtioh.
Milton rlan,..ios. Oct. Is iss..
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DIED.

10 norway, I'D, Is, E'<a }. rO,,s. As-i about
" year..
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rssss -slSs year n pail strictly In si,.sos-
Osssr~i-s siaS year. single TOPICS ceae-
An le<>l sivsssi-ewsn - sv
given tkrcs consecutive tn-~rslo". tcf 49,.
iesh In lsnsth % column. special oonuse
uasis vish lssAl. transient AMI yeAfv si's''
jos PAINTING View typs. fs-t pr-ses. -.
s.s..iins 81 mNks I'M. sispartmsst OF eef 49,
ne-. conplets AMI p0paiAr.
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OxTORD. &c al q Court of frol.sts he'll 81
Parts, within and for the County % oxford. on
the thiri Tuesday of D,t A, u, Lot.
Hartman BsncrOft. nsmef ktesutor " .
certain Instrument purrcrting 81 - tho last VIII
AMI Testament % C0TkL BANCROFT. late
10 Hyron, In sAli County. dessNsci. hAs'
ing presented the sane for Prphs,s
nosics ~ all psr-on. interested, by causing Q
copy of mi. orisr ~ - publi.hs,i thrcs weeks
successfully In the osforl D.mccrai prin,si Al
Paris, tha, hey may appear At fro,s's eoar
thirt Tuesday % Nov. neat, a nine ocl.k In
the for,ncon, AMI show cause. N any they have.
uhy the .sii Instrument sh.uh nas ~ prose-i. az
pro,~i AMI allov~i az the last VIII and rssts
81 etcutor.
GEo. A. WILSON, judge.
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ImE xoRIr NATTER.

a"s -''.'
After the rect Of the criminal docket
had been disposed Of. County Attor-
ney smith moved for sentence In the
case Of Melvin u. Morey. THIS Morey
matter has been considerably before the
public, aud can be briefly explained.
Morey. Who IL q young man, married =
girl Of Is years. obtaining the necessary
papers from the town clerk OF Albany
by means Of 4 paper purPorting tn be
aligned by the girls father aud tn give
his consent to their marriage. This pa.
per Il WAS subsequently discovered WAS
. forgery prepared by the girl under
Morey's direction and used by him. Al
the last February term Morey Was In
dicted for uttering forged paper. \
demurrer Was filed aud went to the law
court, which q short time since over
ruled the demurrer and ordered judg-
lnent for the stats.
The court, considering Morey's youth
and the fact that he had been 10 all for
eight months, felt reluctant to Impose
upon him the sentence, which could not
be less than two years 10 state prison.
Judge Haskell expressed . strong incli-
nation To continue the case for sentence
aud allow Morey TO 20 upon bis good be
hsvior. Such course, however, would
leave Morey free to claim his wife, who
Ia now only little over IL.
A this Was undesirable, the case was
allowed To rect two OF three days, and
The wife WAS sent fort and on Thursday
afternoon the matter Was disposed OF
10 follows.
The marriage between Melvin ID.
Morey and Annie \. Morey WAS annulled
by the court, No fraudulentiy obtained
md Morey WAS warned not to bother or
annoy her. The case against Morey was
.heu continued for sentence, and hOtey
VAS allowed to 70 upon his own recog-
,lrance, the court warning him that any
regarding his conduct 10 the
county attorney would result In HE
icing arrested and brought In to re-
Give HE sentence Of Ut least two years
u state prison.
IIILL vs.. NORWAY.
IssIe Y. Hiii W. Inhabitants OF Nor
say. An action 10 recover daInsgcs for |
INJURIES sustained by the plaintiff, 40 al.
eyed, IN consequence Of . defect IN the
highway In Norway, on April 18th,
s93. At the time Of the accident, plalnt- |
r was riding with her brother and sis
er. In q depression In the road between |
NO sllght rises VAS stream OF water
making across the road, which had cut
,ut ditch In the Ice TO sise, 90 estl-
mated BY the plaintiff and her witnesses,
4 two feet Wide and one foot deep.
Plaintiffs brother got out and took the
,orse BY the head and led him across the
Itch. When ths front wheels dropped
htd the ditch, the plsinti6 was thrown
strikibg the pic Of her stomach
lpou the dasher withf5ueh force - 20
'feak or both the lsohs. Eiainti0 d.
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= '''' '"''xIBEK ALBERT d. PARK. Register.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
EhakAt eLnh.

The Salem Horticultural club held its
first meeting after the holidays at the
Willamette parlors last Tuesday even
ing. The next meeting will be held
Tuesday, the 22d, when good program
is promised. All members and their
friends are urged to be present.
EANIEL SULLY.
Many Of DAn'l Su!ly's friends will go
to see him in "The Corner Grocery" at
the opera house next Monday night
who cannot resist the temptation to see
the cOmmedian, in spite Of the fact that
he will appear again in a comedy
which they have seen before. There is
a surprise IN store for these friends.
The Corner Grocery will be there to be
sure, but the play has been rewritten
and changed to such an extent that it
will he scarcely recognized.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
PERSONALS.

The sad news comes from Alsea that
Grant Watson, formerly of this city, is
about to die.
General It. j. Black, collector of Gu,
toms at the port of Portland was in the
city today.
Representative s. B. Ormsby, who
lives up In the Silver Greek hills, rode
In last evening on horseback, through
vllest mud roads In order to attend the
road convention, and can testify To its
necessity. He was the guest of H.V
Matthews, on Evergreen Heights.
Rev. WIN. Kellaway's family left for
Salem, the first of the week, he having
been given charge Of the Christian
Union Mission there. R,v. X .llawIy
aud family are good Christian people
With degree OF Intelligence aud 70.
nnement that will be sure to win for
them place Ia the hearts OF the pao.
pie wherever they go, They made
many friends while here, who will be
glad to know that they are going no
farther than Stlem, AMI will hope 10
meet them again -Newberg Graphic.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

sceEbe Of co1dly wsff&Bts, supposed 10
be saucel.ed, show that dishonesty mad
been prAeticed By somebody and I am
here in consequence"
"A terrible consequences, SURELY"
"You are right. haven't penny,
and had il not been that my mother
insisted on my family going out to the
little log house on the old homestead |
don't know what they would have
done. II is hard to be shut up here,
but l am sustained by the conscious
ness that 1 can lay to myself nothing
more criminal than possible carelessness
and too great trust in the fidelity Of
men thought would serve me honest
ly. AS long as have not lost my own
self respect and retain, as know do,
the esteem of Others, | can endure a
great deal without further repiniug."
"You anticipate a pardon, l sup
poser"
II think the prospect very fittering;
there are lots Of influential men 10
Douglas county, who, convinced Of my
honesty, will move for my release. l
shouldn't be here, and l believe there
are enough people outside who think
with me to get me out"
"YOu are comfortable here?"
"As much so as man could be in
prison. The officers have been kind to
me, and 1 have had several visitors
among them Hon. Phil. MetschaD,
state treasurer, who all sympathizs
with me, and agree that L have been
hardly dealt with"
AT this point Mr.. Arlington showed
symptoms Of fatigue, for be is far from
being bodily strong and said, as be
laid down on his bunk: ~ am glad
you came to see me. Come again
sOon,"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
tfoWln Thihl

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot he
cured by HalPs Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known +.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, aud be.
leve him perfectly honorable in all
bGsiOess transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
West g. Truax, wholesale druggists
Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinnau, & Marvin, whole
sale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
HalPs Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price
Toe. per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Testimonials free.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
bu d ng roads hap hazard.

bu d Dg roads hap hazard.
Mr.. Moores asked what evidence was
asked of road supervisors that they had
wisely expended the road money.
Judge BOISE said no Legislation would
give good roads unless the people were
educated and co.operated with the
county officials. To much was under
taken by the county. The committee
adjourned to l:30.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Called TO order.
The report of the on permanent or
ganization and committees was made
and adopted. Officers elected were:
Squire Farrar, president; Warren
Cranston, vice president; K. Hofer,
secretary.
Committees selected:
Legislation: R. p. Boise, Geo. G.
Bingham, J. n. Albert, Wsrren Gran.
ston, Lewis Savage.
Education: E. Hofer, G. B Irvine,
e. H. Flagg, G. b. Moores, l.. II. Nc
Mahan.
Improvements: w. G. WestacOtt,
Go. L. Allen, Warren Cranston, II.
w. Cottle, DR.. Minthorn, Geo. Weeks.
For immediate action.
COmmsttee to f,rmulate p lansfor
system attic drainage and road building
J. II. Minthorn, Il. p. Robertson, r.
Carey, Jas. Thompson. jasper Mimic.
Committee to act in council with the
county court,to appoint some able man
whose duty 1t shall be To superintend
the expenditures Of county road funde
derived from the general road tax Ia
building permanent roads. E. LAHORE,
w. J. Irwin, Geo. 8. Downing, Wm.
savage, Geo. Croisan.
Regular meeting to be held on second
Saturday OF each month at 80 p. IN.
Judge Walton and Geo. Owning
made addresses and the program is
being successfully carried out a. We go
to press. The convention was a great
success and further report will appear
Monday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
LOCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

announcements OF entertainments soecial
gatherings, lodges, and societies under his
heading inherited for q cent?, tice not to ex-
NOTICE -Sargeant Campbell Of the
3Sl Illinois infantry is ia the city aud
will deliver lecture and give panor-
annie scenes of the late war, under the
auspices of Company B. o. n. G
Saturday night. January lS, at Reeds
opera house. He comes highly recon-.
mended by the G. A. r. Admission
25 cents, adults. Children under Is
years, 10 Gems.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
LITTLE LOCALS.

Miss Stella Cannon has returned
from Portland.----Oh, my, bat didn't
Ii rain last night! ---- Miss Ada Brey-
man Is home from Oregon City. ----Y.
VI. G. A.-Rev. Freeland will addres 8
the association at O'Clock Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mr1. G. NJ. Powers, of Corvai-
lis, came down yesterday on the Ell
wood for a visit in Salem. REV. ].
L. Parrish is having some improve
nents made to his residence on North
Capital street, in the shape of second
story to the rear portion of the build
ing.----D". Chapman, who is giving
the course of lectures on English liter
ature at the Y. NJ. e. A. hall, will de.
liver the next two on the evenings OF
January 29 and &c. ---- Miss H .ttie
Friendly,of CorVallis,is guest of Mrs.
L. Hirsch. ---- Mrs. w. P. Williams
returned this morning, from short
visit at Portland. 1t is about time
for the weather department to forecast
rain. ---- Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Cornell
and children, of Portland, are in this
city for few days, guests at the home
of Mr.. aud Mrs. G. NJ PArmenter, of
North Commercial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
The Road Convention.

Nearly hundred solid citizens were
at the Marion county court house road
convention this forenoon, In spite o
the bad weather.
Squire Farrar was chosen temporary
chairman, aud w. g. We tacott, secre-
tary.
The call was read by the secretary.
The chairman stated the object of the
meeting.
Geo. P. Hughes moved a committee
on permanent organization, and plan
for proceeding. CarrleI. Geo. p.
Hughes, w. J. Irwin, Warren Crau-
ston, we're appointed.
Committee TO report at 100 p. m.
Judge Boise explained the law Of
1893 for making roads by districts.
This wss the Gro road law, declared
imperative by the best judges.
Judge Hubbard explained this dafec-
tive feature Of the Or IS road law. Mr.
Cranston aud Mr.. Albert spoke Ia favor
OF trying this law. The former said 1t
was impossible to get g cd roads until
there was some way TO get drainage of
low swales that now flooded the roads.
Mr.. Wsstscott thought no one could
get 6 petition TO build road under
this law.
Mr.. Albert said the Ohio law was
just like this, only the limit was two
miles on each side. Mr.. Kimball 81 :
gested that the assessment should not
be extended more than half way to any
ether county 70 I'd. Uudsr this system
In Ohio after one or two roads were
built, the system spread like wildfire
all over that county until there were
40 turnpikes built.
Mr.. Hughes favored working under
present laws.
Judge Boise said road work In the
past ten years bad been mostly wasted
The work was not dnished. The water
was not taken off. His Idea was each.
locality that had road should get to-
getner and build what they did build
permanently and scientifically. He
cited the Gen. Nesmth road that was
grAveled and had stood twenty years
Judge Hubbard said he was dscour-
aged. The property aud road tax this
Year amounted to $4,000. The actual
c.sh was $1,000. He attributed the
ditficulty to local seldshness. The
m ,ney aud time OF the people was
% wandered.
Lewis Savage said he had been q VIC
tim OF mud since 1916. He wanted
action.
Judge Henry asked how we could
build roads II we had no confidence In
the way the money would be expended.
Tue people must be convinced that
good roads could DO built, next that II
they put up the money Il would be ex.
pended 30 ~ TO get good roads.
q. b. Moores said the speaker had
struck the nail on the head. 80 long
- our laws allowed men 10 serve them
selves instead OF expending money for
the public.
Geo Weeks spoke OF the character OF
soils aud the necessity Of drainage.
Mr.. Albert said We had not taken ad.
vantage OF the law that allows the
county court to cay how roads shall be
built and how every dollar shall be ex-
pended. There was no excuse fnr
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

DIRTY Work. The newspaper at.
tack on Lyonel Stagge, unearthing his
past record, is dirty piece Of newspa-
per work. 1t helps no one, drags a
competent young man struggling to
lead a good life down In the mire. only
To dlscredit the administration. File on
auch democracy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

STREET RUMoRs.- THE JOURNAL ha'
from day today chased down each fly
lug street rumor about the Salem post.
Office. In most cases statements as to
appointments have originated as mere
personal gossip, or complimentary to
one OF the many eligible and worthy
candidates.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
typographical Union.

The following OH 'ers OF rypagraph
ical Union No. 2lO have beeu elected
for the first six months OF lS9i George
A. Burns, president; Il. p MeDsvitt.
vice presidents Arthur Brook, secretary.
treasurer; II. J. Hoover, sergeAut.at.
arms, Me-. MeDevitt is foreman at the
JOURNAL Office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

MARROW ESCAPE "A little son of
b. p. Benton this morning had a very
close call. While crossing the south
Mill Creek foot bridge on High street
he fell in, aud was rescued by j. Meal.
lister after Il 'ating several blocks down
the swift stream. The by was uncon,
sclous for short time, but has recov-
cred beyond any danger.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
Lecture.

Sergeant Campbell OF the Ssth Hin.
OILS lnfantry, is IN the city aud will d.
liver u lecture and give panoramic G
scenes OF the late war, under the aus
plces OF Company b., O. N. G. Satur
day night, January 18Th, at Reds
opera house He comics highly recon
mended by the q. A. r. Admission
% cents, adults. Childlen, under Is
years, 10 cents. l.ll.9t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

RECORD. The BLuE FRONT gro
Gerry has made u positive record OF be.
Ing the cheapest place ia Salem, 10
trade. THIS record they say they will
malntain and impnove. People, espe-
elally thnae with limited means, would
DO well to l00k into this matter. aud
leave their dollars where thew will d.
them the m' II Y ~. A nitnA Ala nlkel
1. better than slow dime. "ls the motto
VI this Arm,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

Lively ENTERTAINMENT-Tha IL
what people want these days, aud they
get 1t when they use Aunt Jamlma's
Pancake -four. With II they get asub-
stantial meal with little trouble. Clark
and Eppely have 1t for sale, and It goes
like hot cakes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

Dist. Deputy Phil. Fretz and T. o.
Baker went to Turner this morning,
where they will install the newly
elected officers of Fidelity Lodge No.
SO. 1. o. o. F. tonight.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
CONGREGATIONAL.

Preaching in this church by the pas
tor, as usual, at 1879 ani 7:}O tom Ir-
row. Suniay school al II o'clock
Christian Eldelvor 10 satinS at 8 aud
at e:15 p. IN. Weekly conference mee t.
ing on Thursday evening.
INDEPENDENT EVANGELICAL.
At the w. &. t. u, hall Sunday at
l0:30 Rev. p. G. Hetzler will preach
Communion services following, Sun.
day school at II, Y. P. s. e. E. meet.
ing at 6:l5. No preaching 10 the even.
log. ]. Bowersox, pastor.
CHRISTIAN WORKERS. MISSION.
Grange Hall, l2S State street, Sun.
day services; morning prayer meeting,
7:3O to S:l5. Address to Christians, 8
tn 4 p. m; theme, ABILITY, Compassion,
Help" Evening, 7:30 to $50; the M
Reverence of God" Rev. w. Kella-
way, preacher. All cordially welcome.
Hymn book used Gospel Hymns, No. 5.
UNITY CHURCH.
Services at 1890 a. m, and 1880 p. m,
Sunday school at l2, Adult clas. at
Has, Rev. w. E. Copeland, pastor,
subject of morning sermon MAN shall
not live by bread alone" Subject of
evening lecture "Who were the Pyra-
mid builders, with some remarks about
the lost Atlantles aud Gains wife"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
SOUTH SALEM.

Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor. NJ ,rning subject, "a Birth
day." evening subject, Felix aud
Dtusilla." All are invited. J. NJ.
5hulse, pastor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
Il,I,SN

We ArNH Near S,iem, "Wednesday
Jan: Id, 1884, 10 Mr. aud Mrs. John.
nie VeNInn. a daughter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

GILMAN CoAL.--The best fuel In
town, $500 per ton. Salem Improve.
ment Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
PRESBYTERIAN.

Morning services at 10 80. subject
"Christian Beneficence." Sunday
school at IL. Y.P. 5. c. E. at 6:l5. No
evening services.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

7 UAN WANTED.-About 500, for one IN
Ia tnree years on good personal security or
ii 81 mortgage on inside city property. Ad.
lO3tA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
The Finest Line

Oak Extension Tables can be seen at
KELLER 4 SONS,
The Furniture Rustlers. Cor. Che
meketa and Commercial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
LOOK /! LOOK! !

have acres of land; four-room house. new
good barn; buildings all new; one acre of
wheat on the place. 2J0J strawberrie ,-wili
bear next spIing. This place is watered nv
Mit Creek; running water the year round on
the place Pri e. $500 cash. viii Sc 1 10 or al
acres joining. all N su INNER fallow. Wheat
at $50 psr acre; buyer gets one third OF the
crop This Is the finest little place in Polk
county tor a chicken ranch
holm q. y. BURGE5, Sheridan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13
New Advertisements,

WANTED. Pushing Canvasser OF good ad
w dress Liberal salary stnd expenses p4id
weekly; perm tnent position. BR JWN Bros,
Co., ,Nurserymen Portland, o.. d cod 10 low
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

CARPENTER AND CONTRA TOR. Can
" furnish bids, or give no DIS on any job.
Two or more hands furnished. ]. Schiewe ,Jr
Turner, Or. 1920 Int
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

TAKEN UP-A Black Swine, six mouths
| old. Came into my premises last week.
Owner call tor same and pay charges. JOHN
HART, Sunnyslde No.2. l-S lw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

DAPEkS- Portland, sacramento, seattle,
L Tacoma and san Francisco papers on sale
st Bee netts, Postoftice GlOck
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

THIS PAPER is kept on file at E. G. Dake's
l. Advertising agency, "a and IS Merchants
Exchange, San Francis o, California, where
contrac-s for advertising can he made for IL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

MEAT MARK rT.-Opposite brick store 8.
wi salem. Delivered cheap. l2l4-lm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

NHRISrlAN SCIENCE-Literature of all
" RiGds on sale st S28 Liberty street. 4-5-ly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-13

THE most perfect lifting truss made. VIII
L hold a rapture where all others have
failed. For SAFE by J. l.. Parrish, 404 Capital
STREET. l2-lS-tf