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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-05-19

Go to the Midwinter Fair via the Nor
thern Pacific. Delightful scenery, good
time. Rates, via rail, round trip, includ-
ing five admission coupons, $50. by
steamer from Portland, round trip,
$44.50. For further information call on
j. S. KEENEY, local agent. l6tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-05-19
PRESS CENSORSHIP!
Can the P. O. Department Exclude Pa
nor for Honest Publication Of Facts?
Postmaster Lobaugh puts this Construc-
ton upon the Postal Law

4 "Copgress shall make no law abridging
=, troadom of the press. "-Constitutien of the
United States
With the gang of conspirators it is any
thing to keep the HERALD from publish
inc the facts in regard to their past
and present attempts for reinstatement
in the agricultural college.
With the HERALD unmuzzled their
nlans we're sure to miscarry, for they
Lnew if their methods OF procedure were
known the selfish motives OF their deeds
would lie barred to the public gaze. When
they found that they were unable to
throttle this paper by threats OF mort
GAGE foreclosure, there evolved from
their minds, fertile in diaboical schemes,
nlan, the result OF which was, we be-
Eeye. the visit of the village postmaster
to this office last Wednesday,
Mr.. Lobaugh stated that his visit was
IN inform the HERALD that ii, in the fu-
ture, it published ANY MORE articles that
would damage the reputation of any man
he would not accept the paper as mail
able matter. Furthermore he stated
that it mattered not whether the allega-
tions in the articles were true or not,
they could not go.
II this is not establishing system of
uress censorship in Pullman, then what
sitP
The publisher informed Mr.. Lobaugh
that he believed there was no law on
earth that would keep a newspaper from
an honest publication of facts, even if
those facts showed a mans character to
has black as night. The HERALD has
not and will not go beyond facts in its
criticism OF the actions OF any man, but
iwIlnot be kept, by threat or other
Eiss from speaking right out in school
foccasion and the public welfare de-
mands and we defy any man to show
that the U. S. Postal Department is SO
blind to justice that it will allow one OF
the least of its servants to establish a
bureau of press censorship, and demand
that newspaper publish only those
facts that will show the good side OF a
man, while all that would injure him,
be it known to the public, be suppressed.
Ii this were true, how many there are
who would never see their names in
print.
Mr.. Lobaugh said that Mr.. Lake had
examined the law, and that he was "of
the same opinion" OF course he was
The opinion, we believe, is original with
Lake and the gang. Was Lilley looking
up such matters when he was behind the
cases in the postofiice one day the early
part OF the week?
The postmaster was doubtless duped
by other parties.
The conspirators are desperate, and
would try any means to bolster up their
cause, and in bolstering up that cause
they must get the element that faVors
night and justice out OF the field. But
the HERALD will continue to labor for the
welfare OF the town and state, even if in
that labor it becomes necessary to show
aman to the Ilblic in his true light,
and ii in that light the real blackness OF
aman's purpose becomes apparent, and
Uncle Sam will not connive to suppress
those facts, even though one Of his SER
wants believes he h that power.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-05-19
HOLSTEIN CATTLE.

Those interested in improving their
stock will find some Of the best bred
Holsteins in the state at my farm five
miles south of Pullman. One bull for
sale or use on reasonable terms.
1w) WILLIS FORD.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-05-19

Wood, sawed and delivered, $3.50 per
cord at yard, $500. 7. W. BUsBRY.
Yard at Cheatham-Baker elevator 80
Fresh vegetables of all kinds are in
the market.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-05-19

"A daughter was born to the wife OF
Pres. Bryan last Friday evening.
Busbey sells wood, sawed and deliv-
cred, at $3.50 per cord. 80
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-05-19
st. Katherine'S ChuI ch.

Evening prayer on Sunday, next, at
Z 80 o'clock, followed by a sermon by DR..
]. G. Ferclen.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-05-19

L. NJ. Ringer was at Colfax Satur-
day.
Miss Lulu Orcutt, OF Palouse, is in
town.
D. GOOD wood at the lowest prices. See
Busbey.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kitchen is visiting friends
at Colfax.
j. H. Diebel was made father to a
boy today.
Pres. Bryan will lecture at Colfax
saturday evening.
The college regents will meet in this
city next week.
"A. A. Miller has purchased fine
pneumatic bicycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Layman visited
AZ Oolfax this week.
VIM. Swain has been doing jury duty
At COlfax this week.
Walter Ruble made business trip
W the county seat one day this week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13
Ex-Es KsIFy

Tcs PorSaz1 Te5<grsE LNs. egszinx
lad tie sea-tE1z 1esz tnat tbs n4u
s2arx%1 sIEh the z9r3es q sssyrss had
S0EStEes1 sz5ss5e, o'5I soGod the runoy
so os zzErL<- Il sAys-
A FE1nor thAI ~BzDk0v Kelly had
aoG-1i.ts1 s1sei6s. sc4ytszd this uorn
Tag. GGEsEEe1 greater exsh<rzoes q eir-
es.zt5Oo Ao1 F&riatjO1 than u gsaA
with G1s09c6sd rspoEts Il this ehErse-
tsE. Il STARED early, Sod ia iis frsr
soru the s1iejds Eas aid % rave &C
e1Ersd last uIght. Kelly appeared ir
eo1rf &t 8 O'ebOck this uoFnioz. bOE
sysf. EiIbOGt sbOEiDz any q he sigbs
which ordinarily ebArzessgize recent
s1ie5des-
Later the report va revised and
took several foTnls. A reporter heard
q it sbO0t ss fJ.i0Es, in half . bloekis
walk On Third street from Washiug-
too:
well, Kelly has cheated the ga.
8ozA"
"Yes@1
Haven't you bezri Of ~
NO"
kelly po4.oned himself and died In
his cell"
"HoW do yoa knOw?'
'I heard H."
A few steps further the reporter Sas
freed into another eolIoq1y.
''r5o Kelly cut his throat, eb?"
II don't EnoE."l
''It IL reported On the s,rest."
The reporter attempted To 60 to tel.
ephoos, bat be vas stopped
II just heard that Kelly hanged him
self 10 his cell"
'So, be drowned himself" Terlied
the reporter and the man walked away
and probably tod the first man be met
that Kelly bad drowned bimself, while
the reporter renewed bis efforts TO
reach the nearest telephone.
"Is IL tTus that Kelly shot hlm-eh ?J
asked man who stood 10 front Of the
reporter and impedsd his progress.
''Died Of heart disease p shouted the
reporter ~ be pushed by him, an d,
reaching . telephone, rang for the
shenfi's ONCE.
"HAs Kelly committed suicide ?"
"Ao," wa the answer, and aside the
reporter oyerhi ard, Here Is the 6OOth
of th0as foOls."
Kelly has not committed suicide or
ATTEMPTED anything Of the kind, aud Il
TOO closely wstehsd % succeed 10 il II be
tried.
stssyes, when AFraigned agsia this
morning, asked Until Monday 10 plead,
which the court granted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

FCE AZ MoESINszTEz Tiz1rz-
Day sys1fnx lh@ Nas1tlz-a5s hss1ze 81
Aszss@zs ? v D=gsF. = tie Nssur
BafIEsT. Sc Psessss aass 4 OEthssr-s
Co, EogL51xssS-. efe-- srer EEs i-e
sssce q . haVSg sFs1l Is ssszza g
VA FEz1k's fbfgIJ<aEhz5 hir1h1Ag,
a11 TIE whSas sesEi@Gezs p1s - . t.S
90 Es1z- s.1 . pSs&sa1s g1s 8 va ssg
tb>y al sagsyss1 ske1s A. sasFy . ttEzs
~ rsogE2ds ea1- Tie writer La pg1Z-
is.s1 nns 70 tel az tie kissaS of ss19a-
n1ezss iE'oz gsd -, SGs ssrz.y IbsTs
Ess 70 Eaek sg theEs, AID lh< LsseEesc
s<TVs6 DID n19 rszsz1ss< . kar's-sizses
1iEBes sstbes. Tnsss = pr.a&ah1y &c
PeTt q toEr wSkss TIE peop5e have
nnnse san than ~ Norri1E65e-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13
crezs Cozx1

DEFA ETNEET 80. J.
r. ths ezee of r. A GDoeh vz W. L
Js11ea. tie Igry EsDsEbt - . ves9ies
~ oeEEA21s.
". 81. q. Ban1b gs. Z r. Ncfdy
& -hbeS tie JsTy 90 NssdsJ so1ad =
ysrclc9 II IN 10 ssyog of pisinilE-
HotLoE IaE rosz tsi4l sEgsed z1d no
s5DE oTeTrDLsd-
II the ezse d Marx = 5ki5 "a
Arnn8Od n and J1Iia Dzn0n, a n1oslor
sT SeZ tKi2l vas sTZzsd szd 0yss-
rgIe1.
.. II. 5ISnebdBk w. Il r. An1dy,
zssioD f0T n8oEsy; refcrred 70 &. r.
RO&sin % Fepogt law and kaets by Jan
nary /, Iss5.
The eass o. R1tb z, 5zyres, ,exeeuirix
~. l.. VI. HeDseI, e a., has oec1plsd
the greater part Of the day befOfs .
,ay.
DZPAETNEET 10. 2.
No. g7,-St&te Of Oregon We. Lam
Ysn, indictment tor lottery; ssrsigoed;
VIII plezd this TnoTripg.
No. S5.-State M Oregon ys. Sing
Bun, indictment for bttery; srrzigned;
will plead today.
No. ss,-State Of Oregon ys.Lo Sam.
INDICTMENT for Iottsry; srrzinged; will
plead today.
No. 70.-Stats o. Oregon Ys. Poon
Kum indictment IoT IOttery; srrAIgned;
will plead today.
George KOenke W. Dora Koenke,
action for divorce; default Of defend
ant; eass tried and submitted.
State N Oregon vs. Samuel Edgar,
appeal from Justices court; was dis
missed On motion.
State Of Oregon EAmT Edgar trans
fsr from justice eOurt; p4peTs ordered
returned 70 justice court
The Chinese IOttsTy eAses were eX-
pectsd 10 come up tbis afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13
TIE LOCAL RESUME.

The JOURNAL subscription lists are
growing every day.
Galen's streets are Just now In mag.
Dihesnt condition.
A little more rain would facilitate
blowing, and make the farmers CORES
pOndisgiy happy.
Ealsm's schools were never better
DatfOnIzsd than nov,
n jon don't advertise IN the JOUE-
BAL yO0 don't got the readers.
One lone drunk appeared befoTs Rs.
eordsf Edss this morning aud rseei we'd
the regulation nye days ~ the dty
wood pile.
On Wednesday syeDiDg last the good
ladies who look after the desiiBlss NJ
the liltls mission sunday school re-
esbiIy started On Easi siaie street gaye
theiI nFut entsFtalBmeDi for this bsnsfil
0f tbs young folks. ID Was called q
plain l0'oeDt social, aud All who At
tended concluded that slthsT prices
ATs coIalDg 6Dgn ~ that ihey got ig0-
bits worth fgf iheiI dime, Neatly =
buDdTsd, the usual hnnday sehOOl AT.
lspdspoe, gsfe present, and the 0ooa.
sion proved such sueoess that ihe
9ansRsIs als tempted " hold spDihsJ
sg0n,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13
CHURCH SERVICES TokoER ow

CHEIsTIAs SCIEsCE--SeTviees a
1870 O'Clock at 5zs Liberty street.
w, C.T.U.-RezuI&r gospel msetiDg
At O'Clock. All invited, VIC. T. U.
rooms.
AT THE AsYLUA.-ReY. J. M.Shulss
will preach At the asylum 1t 2 p. %.
/ tomorrow.
CEsTEAL CHAPEI~-State and
Eighteenth streets. Sunday school II
1870 .. m. and preaching services 10
the evening ss usual
SOUTH SALEsG NJ. E.-PreAehlng a.
usual. Morning subject, "CrueifyIDs
the Ion of God Airesh." Evening sab
jet, "SO Containing CITY" J. NJ.
Sbulse, pastor.
observation-disclosures by the
pastor at 1870 and 750. Morning sub
Ject ''Tbs Church At Work" Evening
subject Drifting" Sunday school Al
~. Y. =. 4. q. Y. At 6:i5.
Y.P.S. q. E.-All s0pshnteBdsnts
Of Junior EndeaYOr societies are Gsksd
70 inset the city superintendent At the
paTlOf Of the Christian church at ..
N. on Sunday October IA.
CUMBERLAND PEEsBYTERIAs.-
Preaching Al 1910 =. n. and Ta0 p. IA.
Subject tor the morning seTVles "FoT.
eign Mission" sunday school Al ll;f6
=. m. Junior EDdsayOT A. $50 o, "a,
Y, y. u. q. n. At $50,
COsGKEGATIOHAL CHUEOH. Rev.
w. q. kAntHsT u. u. will preach At
1880 =. "a, aud 7sS0 y. a., CommnaiOD
aud reception VI Hasnbefs after m0Fn'
log session. huudsy school - " m.
Y. y, y, q. n Al esls .. m. a warm
wsleoHs % All.
psTY CHUROH Services a 1880
., n. snd $50 p "a, sunday sehoOl Al
". Rev. W, y, Copsland pastor, Sub,
Jeei " H0Tpipg seTm0g "seli hepgnr
eisilop" sublset " egsDlpg lsoiuTe,
lhs second 10 lhs eo1Tss ofssIly church
history "lbe tfNalf"
kYARGElIoAL (GeTmsn,) CoFnfT
" CeaisF ana I.llssTty siTesls PFsseb'
iag ~ u . m,l svlgeei 'flhs Glorious
nhuIeh,N 2 snd ~ D y, m, sgblssi NCbll-
alep bspllsig,h Sunday eeLsud - lO|
. ~, w, 80 7ao b, ~. AN gks
gpaslslspd lislmsp sgs lHgllsd, A, AL
hpsslhsll pesl0l,
bAFflsT IHpRCH li0gnsT N IAb-
sgly sad hslieg sllssls, IssY N H.
ilasT pasie1 ususl pgsaolslas ssgyless
iigHasg ~ lp@g . NJ sRa 40 D. N,
igpl,T tnafsga ~ gss ~, hgRasy
sehgll N $40 ellss VI ils mngplEs Asl
ylef fQusI pllply's plsslisT ~ ~ b
ia hulafsl NJ kelal0ns lgglHlHs
Nhlisis kplsllsf,N fgsnlas, ifilt |
iss Apepnasslf > sel~ee ~ seshs
pafel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

A CHTSESE eTEIEE-AE sTs1t
Snhch baS IN The pseG ten alcnosG e.
tireST BEknOgr tn.osz tie Cn51Eze
poT0ls'ion occurred ~ PssSia.6 yssGss-
day. Abo1t = t&ilSEz q The piz-t8jBsc
peTsgzsiO1, gho were snp8sgsd y The
LIZ Sehgek 90. making oTsszIls ser0e<
~ decreased pay. LIE Sb0eE sssnDsd
~ fsel rather vel PLEASED a. the sezioo
q tie strikers. &s fbess is FEASIBILITY
Of his hiring equally A. good hsn6s ~
sousTbst reduced wages. H declares
ibz; be will Dos resDgszs tbe s-riEegR.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

AEBEAG fSxFErr;-r
tst arzury wlu se-, N e.
i4aDeerssu - ~ sal~-. am {
10y g srtE -eisu. n :. -, :
a'--asss't - NJ gss. gr.s-,
sd csV1 Brsers.1s m.
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.eiay s11 '7ssshsr VIA g.
rsssers1 - to- ssrsu< =
ss.1- . 11ss sz.sr+1. s-- : -. -
s.ss ETsTy aos = sur.la-y -. - :
aS'.s1 co0aaiss , HnfI,1sa' I
sss'11 rsxf@~nt, trss sus-,gr- 's
as rsTtsw-d - p
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

Loes 81 zasEs bIs TsrJ LAszzs Fzs
Fnr1n-

The s.s s.sSa-fzeue erys haf E1ur
KIsae1 stsis acpar8ens ndzziy san Ezsy
E1,1 esszus1 ~ ssEsr fEe sHsszsnn
sasas snd ~sns azsSnxs1x "a sEsG
sa<1ss1 Fzss sf1sg HIppsr E1&n e1sg
Esrs czlss1 - 6IsT y Wac zfxhs
sass sesu a gsET 1szGr1zsys So ID Ehs
hIgrAJ sinsk- ADJ hsezass a@kr s1zs
fssis tssTals IS S,Bs Al, s,4ezne g D..
Xsss1sshs ssEssz. EusrEs rsu-fnx
snssEza 1sssrsa1 Dsrfss.s - ise s1G5s--
"a EEEs ne Ekois s&sdr q zars ssrf-
11s sSyea<z1es E6as1 ]. r-zly 6sse<gsrs-
Ozes isezsss1 lEe kszas wee 71seaty
sxIn9Easlsr1.
TIE fss ha1 FsS.ss1 sas q EsEe
g,s1z,sr ssr s1s rfsss sf zEs zas GAR
81 .ea-f ? tassGxss Ard Is I'D warEsss
3 S,sg&ssss - 1ezgfF a rss1 z1<1sr she
10 Z 1sSss Al st.s s5rsEE.ssaess fs 10
-sz-aTEas5s bs,E EsGbs 1azazs wa
saEs ~ EsasS - pG1lIzz IS sGs. "A
ATE - a1aSaaEss Clss>E Cssz ssszsss tie
g2ss1.zey bscr sEssEf1x tkss es5zs6ssr-
,sss Ess gsSsr have exasse1 thess. Tie
f,s sags ssss rsx2g1es5 ~ a s1s boz
ke1xzrs fsnEs fas Easnxssc frz.sTEssy,
ss795eLee ls tksf- sSpgezssbSa ssr the
eDsS Esgk Ssss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

es84@rsd sT Tss@ezzEa KzG frs1z
ExE1M1EsN


ExE1z1EsN
Tk@ D.zeA sadsazsus spl1 sf Asala1r.
tafs g.ar Es& - Eg s1a-.4
spssrt.ax - ne Nsss,s9 MAJ,
= i1il f-1z ezss have hssu slit si1ts
las ezs11i,sE ss@ss1 sszaa-
In CaEs-vzas L-RE rzs-s ksEs
'iz-e1 tas Vsr1rss1 - ss1grz.s Sc EsF-
sruzers swE<zEs7 ofrzs1r-asssl
5asrs 81 Ekss ssruzess "a Eas-r- O-s-
ga a. s1yfEx E-srsEa angz ans1
vi Sod Ikraz sheag O-sEs9 ytsas
-kaa Hf11s<-
Thss Fi-sG baSEis1 Ehgrz. a. PR izzc
o., naa ssszzCF se1s.zse5 . 5.s1sss q
Esrxap pasra ss.c sI-s So TE sfl
ssass : - Tsrsaus. Tie Cz1E-=Elzss1-
a Asrs ars sr=gsi1x - TIE ssass effg .
.sz-es fhas VI ensc cree $50 sG'A
Tie MEsac Esxss sross-4Es= 70 szy.
sr1r- shs 1ezrszg scst1a of tie L CzzAziIls
s'sss1-y trsaszFy z3.351., tbss Eo1 .
ss1s - TIE 50 Gfe os6ess e sx-Trsas-
sr=r RsAs11z E1lI sgsr as eslBsEsss1 frD1n
~ GO IN hs.cs5su1sz-
A S's&a-ds1 EAs przzsz.esd sozzs tine
sscs - ts@ e5C1fy 501rS A. BAkss
Ct-Fs azkfzz - have tie cSsnfy s,SoEs
sxpssIss1- Th<T 1eei5oss5 % q - sodsg
re F4eA q sxpe1ss a16 19G bsinz ose-
essay The taxpayers have rstses3 .
pGrss 1s5 sill ses t5as L h 6oos ibog-
sGg1ly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13
PRE20HALg.

Gso. w. Dayis went 70 Portland this
sftegn1Dn.
Hon. J. II. settIsmleT, of WoodborD,
was 10 the city today,
ATeblteet w. &. KnlghtOn went 70
Portland tbis nDoSBiDg On b0slBess.
sgps. Y. h. McEIroy returned home
this npOrDiDg from L4Dn county.
Dk. WiliiamsOD, of the asylum eoEps
d Dhysicians, went ~ Portland tGdsy.
Lyon AdoIph was Ia Portland today,
going down On the morning overland.
NE Il. J. Fleming returned bOas
this morning, from Cedar Bluff, Seb.,
after two EnOnth's visit with friends
and relatives.
Joe James, night watch At the reform
school, Isft On last nights overland for
fan FraDcisco, where be will visit for
about three weeks.
Mrs, Jsmes MabeT, who has been the
guest u her sister, Mrs. Frank DAysy,
lsft today On her return trip 10 her
home ~ EAtsfyiIIs, lows.
DT. J. A. Richardson left on the
overland tbls morning for New York,
Tor the purpose of learning anything
now 10 bis line Of prsctlos. Hs viii DO
gone aIx OF eight weeks
Nj and Mrs. Hugh Cannon and
daughter FlOTsnos, who have been
guests ~ the hstschan home, left 10
day fof their residences at Canyon
CITY.
Hon. Oeo. w. beBrids, secretary u
state, started yesterday Tor . slE gssks
Walt Ia the east, during which Tins be
will TeeeiYe medical treatment. lie
VIII 10 accompanied ny DF, hlebaTdsOn
" ihls eity,
Hon. aud Ms, PHI, MelachAD, &c
eompanlsd ny thsiT dsushtsr Anna,
vent " PoftlsDd today, The object "
ibe Tisit u 10 Eei medical Adylos f0I
Mis, helsebau, whose health 10 con
sisDily fAiling
a, IsaTnslt, a., SAD Bfank slsess,
fN0 well hiiSHh young nleD lu haienl,
ieft ihls nOfDlnH 0g hOTssha0k iof
f}blne, cal, That u ihs PRESENT home
~ ibe seDiog hslesii, aud ille boys ~
l,eei " be about ihFee wseks egTegis.
hFs a. T. Wssnsf " ibs lf0isl
WlllAnisiie, hss AIngea NJ YepluTa,
hn 90 Callfsgpls h0Hs, ghsgs slle n
epleglaa lhe glsli vllh h0si NJ Isls
llsts Raa ald uHls friends, Thls u =
lloblg 'asaeFFfa geclesllgg ~ ihs A
lfplige hasiess W opI sfesi helsll
liill Anaelseg, hpl lfslslliep sna
bfepk fikei slib slsyep hgvnas, lali
lsle na0fDlpH ~ Vsklspg, Olsg0p, ~
l|le puTpose " hpRAEE aesT sRa lsesg
fbeg WI ~ fpllessa Nv asg w 100
III CO.. Olnislead, spa glll NJ soos isu
ikfs hlll hegp ~ llls hslssp lsople "
~ 0ui hf Dfsl yeglsep, a lllsY a.
lplpg " gpp Opposition n hle Local
IfalNls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

DOS'T BELIEVE It's me peopIe
will tsIl ysa thai the Cbines- IsGEdrjez
do ~ god wOgk - any osbsS laundry
bat don't yOu belisve it. IL e impoezi-
be fOs them 70 % ig foT they do not
have the necessary apparatus. Hyo1
are the Iess&s bit do1btf1l a. N the work
done st the S&Iem steam laundry Just
give it . trial and yea will be fully oon-
yineed that the best work 10 doas there
at the lowest price.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

EOT RELATRD.-SlneeX KIN. Sleeves,
who Il ln Jail Al Portland as sn accom-.
pliee Ia the murder Of Sayres, was for.
msrly resident of Salem, many have
jumped at the conclusion that he ls
some kin 10 the Sleeves family who
conduct the Court street bakery. This
II mistake, for the family are not re-
lated, and have very little knOwledge
OF each other.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13
81 Ps.e-I cl-rr l.

BALTIHoEz. OF II Tss ,.,
oDoEsoti0a af TIE - P.s.- -
Onaoo- leniorsi CA;hol5s hs,us..-
ot0tAoo& rsqSe=tiuz The rr.zi,,., =
cal TIE Attsotioo q en-r-s-~ :, -.
A'Der1e41 treAi0-1s C u-r-1 .T-
Ao6 AsE eooErsss sov p5Esr = asa -.
a r9Dmis-doo. ooe-:ss-s -
eotsrs'1, 70 inyssig sts sas 49,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

kEglTED lOnHKHT 'ibDss pli0
hsppsnhq " bs Op G0lamslolsl atlesi
siiOgi nO0n tpdsy bad ihelI eiisnilon
sIIestea ~ . laegilsg spd lHteIesllpg
SIGHT ~ ils lgidale a llls siIefl 0H
tis sssl " > lsIge isIw ssgon sei >
lsa VI slloni ~ leals, sl0He sna dnY
lng gals W gsgg Isspeeiable lQ'iklHR
hglsss Wv ihs bea NJ lhe sseoe sgg
eQglfRisaly lpoklgF sIQpga sels 100
llills Rigls, presumably blp sisters Ihs
lsa gss ~ e00l All eprvmbsl snd ihe
ssy ~ a0dssg eleeille cas-, lepi llr
ghsslg D0lp ihs uaehs sng kepi ppi
W glNel ls0pls't Rfy NRf AZ fshHpls
" nlspg olasf a0yelp
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

bEv WALKs |fhs CoBiJsetoT John
iislasokef 10 bgsy siib bls efsy pgt
upn desp nes conefeis sslks Nv I0nt
n ihs Dssllsggp bsgRsss shop asd ihe
tsp saloon, boib ~ Gommsgelal slIssi
ibls slll nll > epgpls ~ ihs 0ld ssps.
Nsa ~ . loae ysy i0psIas alsklne
eQnlHpous ceiasei wsiks 9n 0gI oLlsl
b,,slReas slgesi,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13
JOHN HUGHES

Dealer Ia Groceries, Paints.
oils, Window Glass, VsrBkke
and the most complete sfoek 81
Brushes Of all Kinds in the
state. Artists Materials, line.
Hair, Cement and Shingiesand
finest quality Of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13
WIN FIrhs Arrr.r

BCFFAL'o. Oes- l3-Corssst add
day: -Sothing stall rr.r.-, m a.,
Eith PHEziuua1a Il rf. .4.,, /,
TIE eKht - pSevenisd in F,rc. 80
- 20 SeT Orleans. Ther- Hsfs. .
ne<aiox even il ire sor - zars IA,
i've dolEAr roxe.r
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13
THE NASKETs

-As FEASsIssn, Of. = Es-s
C&sb s7ls7sl.
CHICAGO. o.. l. - WLsa1. r.-s
81; Dee -
P0sTLASD. OCs. Iz-Whsa- rtyr4
-: Wslia w.Ii4 sz!Gs4.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

TUEsDAY AsD WEDHnDAY:-Ths
Swedish L2diss' quartet At Prssby-
tsfian church. Admission 10 cents
children ~ cents. Editor Of MAsOnie
Review sayE n would brave any
storm Or suffer any lnelenlsBey Of the
weather ~ bear These wonderful chill.
dTen u song" Benefit Of Methodist
and PTesby terrain SUNDAY schools.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

~ THE WATER WORKs -EHginseI
bfoyn snd fofes ars basy a. work
plAsinF the new DoV pamp Into p0si.
Hoo The Large bed plates and lhs
foundation AFe nSs eomplstsd, and
work bas besn e0mmepeed lowering
SONS u lhs heavy castings, Ths go5k
eapnoi bs eomplstsa bsfofs AoysmbsT
lsii ~ soNe few nltlnEs ass still h bs
seni foE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13
COAL, COAL

~ yO1 are Io need u el2J - any
hind ezsl ez - ard 1s4 car pTIes@, iL
either ear kSes o. by tk,s stDzbe to1. We
handle tfss fosi1yf1g we'll known eD@l
wb5ek ne will sssl ehe@DeT than yOO
eao toy is Portland
''Eepezs9Bs,1 "WsfISnxtlD,7 "El0z,
IEsb ChasDss5 ard "PeDD.AstbTae8ts," /"
We ss5I ca es1ss margin ssd will give
yog taFgs5n u yO0 wsat eo@L TsSs-
pflSEss No. ~.
j. T.. MITCHELL r. 90.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

IsuDErOEA7D.-Arb,y,.
r1,to1 wsss eiss sassar sv,.-~- p
C1Al s'EPasy- CsCS.Ai as "a =
t-enrparA&nrs ass ?. n B,.,sv1- :
T. Hears, p J. HoInz-. wvv
X A Bess, 7. A Esvl-s.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

WSsS kez1sa hs eszaS5<z-d, - bak-
~ pnS1sz ez1 se 1se1 sStb s&sssy brzt
y. Pfsss- Anasgs6s saozs al osbss
scEcss - eyss&js 8ase, saszsozlE 81
zGs.-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

Judging from her latest photographs
Mr.. Grover Cleveland is more attract,
i've than eyer. Like other good h0dss-
keepers Mrs. Cleveland rsjoiess 20 the
results achieved by Dr. Phes's Cream
Baking Powder.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

y h' o. A,-Pfss, VIC. Hswl -, u
WI annette university, will saaTsas the
meas n'esiiRg AZ Z ., az. The sitsnd-
sees u Increasing saeb suRday, ls7
nlsp being pFfssHi lAsl sunday. AZ
nasn sIs cordially Invited 10 silsad.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

KEELEY IEsIiTUTE. This instliu,
uOD 10 reported doing . good business
Ia ~ temporary quarters Ths man
segment 10 ADSl0usIy svsltinE the
completion " their elegsBt nsg build.
lng Ia Yew Park, u u almost under
cover, aud viii sff,Td nns quarters foT
this work When done,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

Ihk IARiFF, -'iso aellats . s0i
lsglH y % asli sHq lbs pespls ssl lbs
l'eesht plsfk, ibs cogH siIssi sJe,
esl, bss lpsi psl Nv ssysgsl tsas ssd n
ls ''slne sold ~ ~ isgi pIlass
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

elF go 6le1d QYsllfies Is@afssea A,
iffs4f nAlaaislllls Allgf All N lu'
liNtF fhf hl,esli ilus HifspSlhfplnk iLl
eef - y FfsglNltt lls alsfsllls GgIaDs
lNfl4Ylfltf ibf hlasfSg sAa NF9, f0Ni.
Rli9 bYliaF w iht fullle HlsifHl. euIf.
sti4vlsl Hfellelflai eslafll sAa gllfu
''silsse bsl lf'ssl's ssa egls Hs.as !
Hq9g'l llis eg0 ~ uFsg llls, l,llla,,s
80 lsY,iaiasi lNgl stsil4p, 800 hes1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

FHpif VkDHtRs lhe hsslas
s''spif byli Ri9sfV sll bala llslJ
1Ysiiflll slfilias N Hslfis, Jussasy
'is's'sl y Ne Nspgs, ngasgy,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-13

TUBS YOuR BACK OH tbs dealer
who constantly says be sslls belos eosl
becauss he dUs not Do No. A White
dsses D0l sell hofne feed belOv es@i boa
jusi llliis kh0gs aaa Nv ihls gsy 10
a1le ~ sell ihs naosl foI lhs Least money
foT cash Only,