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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13
IhosibENC. ,sISfsIOS.
Corfeoted 20 November Ia. 1884


DncnnNv '4is5,5l45, 6ioo 6lA7:o,, 7,z3 500,
OOS lOIN iO:O0, II 20 A. m. 12:e5. 1:to, AZ 0L
$780, ssISi 6i4o, 63o eza 7,2l tiCo 1000 iO.iJ D.
SUNDAYS - ass, 6i5, 6i5, sl5. 1850 m
l;sc. tso, 6;lo, ESQ., 8: 1850 y, El hEIURNING--
Leave bosION IRON fark square Station ESQ
s'oq 300. ale'oo i0os usoo, Al 'sS m, I'm, 800
z;o 500, 900, 100. 5io, biSg s.3o ia. 500 II 0o
1;oo p. m. sundsys-fao. 500, a. nj i:vU, $500.
600. $500. 7iso. t:eo. il;,0 y. N.
AfTLEBoko--6ioo 1900, $40 s:l6, 200 1904 II "a
q. nj l2oi. l.toi 2;sJ, asa 5;l, s:iA L;Oo 6:w,
sn. lo:io, u;io p. IN. sundAys-6:46, e;I5,
io;sO a m; 1881, s:5J bilb, e,sy, s,Jo p. m
NORTH AlILksU4sO ana fLAAN EILl4E--f 90,
t'lo, ioio0. l;zJ ls0. x;.0. b:so. Slf, IL :It
pm. sunoays-5,lb p. IN.
WAMPUM, MhENInAai. NORWOOD CENTRAL,
NORWOOD and DEDhAM-7:0s. ~ 40, a M
bito p. m. Sundays, Is p. ~
hANsFlELD-sa.3o, bs46 e:OJ, 20, f.b ei0a 10 10
n;zy a M, iz.gs, :to s.l0. ofo e.2v. wa ly.Is
S.m- sundays-4;Sb, 5;D, $40, 1880 q n. 80,
t:so, 6i2V p. m.
sfari,r cars on y, Except Mendaya
fitchbarg EnA way stasio-s ,.yy. .s:ss a. m
l1so6 silb y. m.
Lowell and way stations, e;oo 10 90 a. m; iisp m
Taunton and New Bedford, ssoo s:ib, s:a a. m.
niJo, I:fo tTaunton only, s;zo b;J5, (5.ao
1suntoI hiyJ s.-4 .s.L =. m
Sundays, $50 q. m; $50 D. IN
Midaieboro, s:yv. s;iS M 1855, 3;2i, $40 D. n
fIymonsh, e.io a, M, s;lo y.
FS.nts ON Cape Goa, $40 - m, l2.1 (Hyaanis
cotIass e-'y and Nantucket via Woods Hon
Cottage City yia New D.dtors ~,,s -
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MORCEsTER DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence as follows for
NOkCESIEk-6:so (e1Yress), ,.ss (aecom.) giio
laeeom.l, Al 80 M. accom-; l:os (exp.), S:1o
lexp. 10 Moonsockst). S:.s lloo .xy.l s;ea
p. ~ lscooml.
sundAys-s:so 80 O. m (acoom.); eso0 p. m (aeoona.)
MlLLNlLLEl.sls s.so, siiv, "A $50 "a. M; l,os, s:ya
4:z9, bi4S, s;sO p. IN.
sundsys--S:s9 a IN; e;s9, T.oa
eLAIAsToNE JUNCIIoN-7.5o, s:is, $40, io:lb
hiSo, q mi lsvv s:vo ,:vs ss1J, b;I5, Sa-s, IilS
t:eo II :zs .. In
Sundays 300 m. i2:oS $500, 6:oo 7:o,, $50 D. m
WooNsoCKET-6sb 1850, s:S, s.lo. io:iS. n,si
An; l:0G isoJ siVv. .;VV, s.4o. s;lo, s:s, a,io,
esoo, l;ao p. N.
Sundays siS9 a. m; 1;o5. $500, $500, s.sa 7.oa
$50 p. aa
" uAhAAN AND BRISTOL BRASCH
Leave PROVIDENCE QEdia street statioa) Toe
NLWfoRr AAD FALL RlykA-s:.0 .!lS ex-
press anu $50 a. ~. a. ...s1 40 $50 .. m
sundays ior -a.l hiver s:sJ a. IN. , s:31 u. m
Ne"ySrs 800 - IA, y. IA. (vIs New 40.
bOay
Warren and way stations at 20. 7:i5, express S:i
hna 500 -. L., aud l.:so. S:.V. ..x.,
s:Ss, $500 "a, p ma.
sundays Al s:10 a. Il. and e:5D p. M
bhIs iOL-. IA. o1press, S.SJ, a. m ia.4s 500
s:lJ, b:a0, b:sU, Ss5J .IsIJ y. nL sundays
ssy a. IN. ana . 80 p. IN.
Elecirictars save Exehangs place, Providence,
IsS0, '.s1, 6!IJ aAd si3 .. a. -. 80, -iiJ. a!ss
t:lJ, s:i5 sn@ ':so y. leave -la4A ASt SSasrs
ii:IJ y. Ll.
sunoas a.s:5o a M. and o:iS 9. IN.
GEO. 4. COSAEh. A. G. KENDALL
fssst frame aAAnagsr Nca I'Ass Assas
h. "a. Allan Grhi ssPL
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Maine Savings BanIss.

AUGUSTA, Me- Dec. l3.-The state as.
SCISSORS have made up a report of the con.
dition of the Maine savings banks. and
the table shows gain In reserve funds
and undivided profits for the past six
months of S2S7, ,l7S and state tax assessed
the past six months $500, li2 The table
indicates that Maine money is being more
largely invested In Mninc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13
Iynn,,LIoense Comm,,.,on.

LYNN, Mass, Dec. l3-Mayor Harwood
last night appointed license commission
The members are: David H. Sweetzcr
Alfred A. Mower and Alderman Neal
The salary OF the ch1irmnn is fixod at 500.
and 6 70 for thl Other members OF the com
minsiun. Who're wero 80 applicants.
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Tor state Championship.

HARTFORD. Dec ID Harry Lane OF
Bridgeport and James Gatfney fought for
the l40pound championship of Connect.
cut. Lanc got the award in the second
round on n foul, Gsffney having slightly
the better OF tho bout ut it's close
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13
Creditors Steppcd In.

NEWPORT, II L., Dee. l3-Thomas +.
Mccormick, q plumber, has been missing
since Monday. aud his creditors have
taken possession OF his place. IL is stated
that financial difficulties was the cause OF
his leaving town.
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Wood & Watson, HATS ,;;;;;', ..s ;;:;'''.s' \.
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Lamp Department.
onlee Of the SUPERINTENDENT.

Providence, December %. 1894
sEAIED PROPOSALS viii be ieccyed al this
ONCE until MONDAY, December 18th. 1894, at ~
o'clock noon, for furnishing The following supplies
Tor this department:
supply 81 deodorized naphtha of a gravity of
20 degrees for one year, from January 1850, cay
IL barrels per week, more or less TO be delivered
at the lamp department. building, city yard aud the
empty barrels removed by the contractor free OF
charge.
supply OF second quality Of French glass
single thick of the following quantities and dimen-
siOns:
rs Boxes i5xil,
20 Boxes ilxl3,
10 Boxes l0xl3,
20 Boxes sxls, delivered at the lamp department
building, city yard, iroe OF charge.
A satisfactory bond will be required for the per-
Torrance Of the above contracts.
And The right 10 reject any or all proposals is
reserved
BY order OF the Joint Committee Lamps.
HORACE X. BLANCHARD,
decll-otd Chairman.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

CHAPTER 6la
An Ordinance Transferring the. sum OF $1,000 from
the ppTopratioE Made by chapter 6l0 10 The
Appropriation Made by chapter GIL of the Or
dlnanCes.
approved December 7, 1884,
IL IA ordained by the City Council of the City OF
Providence as follows;
SECTION l. The sum OF one thousand dollars
IL hereby transferred from the appropriation
made by chapter go Of the ordinances, APP
D. owed November 2 1894 20 the appropriation
mace by Chapter Gil OF the Ordinances, approved
Nov. 2. 1894, for the erection OF "A building TOR
Hook and Ladder Company No. 4; and said sum is
hereby added TO the appropriation made by said
Chapter I'll
true copy.
Witnessi WILLIAM L. CLARKE.
City Clerk.
decI2-3t
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CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Notice TO Owners Of Elevators in
Buildings.

Once Of Inspector Of Buildings, City Hall,
Providence, II. l., Dec. sth, 1894
The act passed by the Legisture at the January
session, s94 regarding the mechanical and other
arrangements Of passenger and fire igkt elevators,
has been printed and Is now ready for distribution
from this Office
other interested Darty shou call and obtain
copy, that they may know the liabillty imposed
upon them under the provision OF this act
siLNCI Il. HOPKINS,
decsi6t Inspector Of Buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13

HAvERHILL, Mass, Dec. l3.--The ses-
sions of the state grange convention werc
yesterday held with closed doors. and mo-
full report Of the proceedings is attainable
c. A. Desmcn was reelected member of
the executive committees. AT noon 10 oi
the delegntes visited Whlttier's birthplace
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13

New YORK, Dec l3--The excise board
has revoked the license of the Hotel Tor
toni, and the police were instructed to see
that the establishment is not operated in
violation of the excise law. The 'Tortoni
matter has been before the Lexow com
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13
"a Grnnd Ciiizen..

NEw YORK, Dec. l3.-President Cleve.
land, in lettcr respecting the Parkhurst
testimonial. wFitcs; 'rhe nun whom
you propose 10 honor is grand citizen,
tnd deserve, all his fellow townsmen can
do for hinn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13
Sent To .Iall.

PORTLAND. Nc, Doe. 10. Charles X
Lyman md Francis Robinson OF Spring
field, Mass, who broke into the postufllc
al North Anson, were ar-a igGed here an,
sentenced 10 l5 mpntts va lail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13
Irrnl,lIcan Get. N.

CHcoPEE, Mass. Dec. l3.-Tho recouni
OF votes gave Gale (Rsp) n plurality of o
votes over Mollcn tD1m). who had pre-
Niously been announced as mnyor.elect.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13

BENNINGrON.>Nt.. Dec. 49, james Ncr,,.
dith piumhcr aged AZ, committed sui.
eide by taking acpnite. He had been de
spondensi and had given up all business
because of the return Of the drinking
habit
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Dexter Donation Town Meating.

Pursuant 10 the Ordinances 81 the city OF Provi-
donce the fTcemen OF said city are hereby notified
and warned tO meet yrtown meeting in the Com
mon Couucil Chamber, City Hall. on the third Sat
ufday cf December, 1894, being the 10Th day OF De-
business relating TO the property and esa.e devised
20 he town 81 Providence by the last VIII and tesla
mcnt Of Ebcnezer Knight Dester. Cenominattd the
Dexter Donation, ard the Asylum and other city
property conneo Cd herewith
Given ndet my hand IN said City of Prov dence
this 9TH day Of December, A. u 1894
WILLIAM y CLARKE, City Clerk.
dec7-7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13

WAsHlNGrON, Dec. 10. ComptrollC.
Eckcls is informed that the City Nationn
bank of Quanah, Tex, failed yesterday
owing to oycrdrat,s by the cashier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13

Our Glove Department claims
we start the line at 25c.; a
Wool. Lined. at $I.oo. and
Seal for Ladies and Gents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13

CEwING MACHINES REPAIRED NEW AND
- second hand machines. attachment, needles
oil, belts. etc Chas. A. Bowen, 2J) Wetminster
street. over Rhodes m .inery store
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13
sToNINGroN DIVISION.

rrains leave PROVIDENCE ~ follows tor
hkW fOhn-i:9 q. a., lasiiy), is:es, (expressh
, lgos (limited), il:Ii Q. H. 4;is, avs, lsA.Iy)
ssD3 p. M, (daiiy).
NEW YORK, wa stonington Line-liie. 1ssS D. m
caily, except sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, BALftMoRE and WASHING
TON via hAnem hiver-ls.os. a. IN, S:n, p. m
daily.
NEW hAVEN-i; 20 o. m. express daily, sil5 Qoc.
exp.) lo:os (exp.), le;bs (liInItea). ll;Is a. m
exp), 7io (exp.J, t;Os. daily, Sses texp.dAiy).
ssss lsxp aanyD p. M.
EkW LoNpoN-l:15, a. N. daily exp.) 6:41 (ac-
conn., 500 (aecom sundays only, t.l5 (ioo
exp, $50 laecom.), 10 (exp. Az V:os (llInited)
uiLs a. IN teAp), i;1o (seeoIn), zIio (exp.l, i;ss
lexp. daily, s:2s taceom- sundays only, t,ls
tsoeom) s;Js v. Ia lexp. aaliy), ssss y. Ia lexp
oa1lyl
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CITY OF PROVIDENCE
PUBLIC HEARING,

The Joint Standing Committee on Finance OF
the City Council will hear all persons interested
in the petition OF the BuHrd ~ DeftgHteE of tbe
Union for Practical Progress IN the matter OF an
appropriation for labor upon the public works dur.
ing the coming winter, IN Committee Room r. in
The CITY Hall, on FRIDAY, December 18th, isst at
p. M.
wM.P. VAUGHAN. Chairman.
Dec 2, 1894 dcct0.st
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your attention this week and
Buck at soc; Fine Lambs
from that up to the finest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-13
IS. KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE TOP or
THIS PAGE FOR SPECIAL SALES I!
new YORK, NEW HAVEN And
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full information
rs to local anu through train service
may BE- obtaine at Providence stI
tion and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

ably filled With very eSpectsnt audi.
ence. Those taking degrees at this
time are: A. B. Caroline P. Bradshaw,
Lloyd t. Reynolds, Cora A. Winters;
A. M. Jas. Il. Matthews, VIM. E.
Perry; B. M. Nellie Carpenter, Bertha
Hubbard, Homer A Kruse, May New
some, Lulu @. Sergeant. Graduate in
art, Leo Norah Harris. Each part
was we'll and beautifully rendered,
showing carefully prepared productions
and good training.
The program was opened by "Jubi-
lee Overture" Weber. 1st pianos,
Misses Newsome, Hubbard, Anderson,
Beamer; End pianos, Misses Sergeant,
Carpenter, Aftermath, Burcham.
Aria, "Ah the Day That Remem-
ber," Nellie Carpenter.
Grafton, 1.-THE Inevitable Change"
Cora A. Winters.
IAN daute and Allegro" May New
some.
Grafton, "The Influence Of Great
Men in National Life" Lloyd T. Rey-
nolds.
Grafton, "Unwritten Music" May
Newsome.
Aria, Lulu g. Sergeant.
Grafton, Education" Prof. Jas. t,
Mathews.
Transcription-Liszt, Bertha Hub
bard.
The closing selection was sym.
phony by Homer Kruse given by the
orchestra.
Time forbids individual comment
but too high praise cannot be given tC
those taking part.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

Four RUNAwAYs Yesterday a
team ran away at Rural cemetery, tear
Ing up few tomb stones, but doing
no greater injury. This morning DIR.
HALLS buggy horse took whirl from
the corner of Commercial and Center
stvets. The doctor was thrown out
and the vehicle considerably scratched
up. On the Garden road about noon
today the team of C. Rogers, who lives
on the Howell tract south of the city,
threw him from the rig, breaking his
collar bone. This Is the third time he
has experienced similar break. At
the passenger depot this afternoon a
team attached toa farm hack took a
start, but rs the horses were thrown
down they did not get far. No great
damage was done aside nom breaking
the tongue 10 the vehicle.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Local Correspondence from Towns
in the Valley.
IIUBB ARD.

G. w. Whitney has moved his stock
of harness, saddles, lap robes, collars
ETC., into his own building, corner o.
Second and b streets, where he will be
pleased to see all his old customers
and many new ones.
s. T. Daniels has his new hall fixed
up in nice shape with new shelving
and counters, aud will run a cigal
stand. When you want lunch oil
quiet game of pool, give him a call.
Messrs. Gruber & Jordan are build
ing neat little cottage for Mr. Gruber
on his tract of land recently purchased
from John Illige.
]. u. Martin has taken charge of and
remodeled and refurnished the Ohio
house and is now prepared to cater to
the public in good style,
The Odd Fellows building is now
nearly ready for occupancy and is a
credit to this or any other town.
The recent city election resulted in
the following officers for the ensuing
year. Wilson Kurtz, recorder; Geo. A.
Dimick, marshal; Geo. M. Fry, treas
urer; Geo. w. Whitney, DR.. s. w.
Weaver, Geo. Gruber, Newt Sewell,
Albert Jordan, councilmen.
Martin Pfeffnir has just returned
from business (?) trip to Portland.
The Congregational church is now
being finished, Messrs. Jordan & Cru
ber having the contract.
John Fowler will occupy the lower
floor of the Odd Fellows building with
a complete stock Of agricultural imple-
ments, wagons, buggies, carts, etc.
S. w. Zehner and Alfred Wolfer are
harvesting their strawberry crops
which were badly damaged by the late
frosts.
Whitney and Daniels are putting In
new sidewalks in front of their respec-
tive properties.
The A. o. U. w. lodges of Hubbard
and Aurora will hold picnic on June
l9ib at the celebrated Wolfer mineral
springs at Hubbard. Grand ball In the
evening at Armory hall. Everybody
invited.
Hubbard will celebrate 4th Of July,
1894. A good program Is being pre-
pared.
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This Reads Well.

Governor Pennoyer found himself
afoot and eleven miles from Arlington,
at Willows, Tuesday morning early.
He went to the door of the section fore
mans house and raped. A voice
within asked who was there. The
answer without was "a friend who
wants to be taken to Arlington" The
foreman inquired his name. He an
swered:
II am Sylvester Pennoyer, governor
of Oregon, and want you to take me
to Arlington"
The voice within said: 81 am PAT
Maloney; 1 am working for the rail
road company; 1 will say to you what
you said to the president, You attend
to your business and / will attend u
mine
And the governor had to tramp tieI
to Arlington.
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Circuit oourt-June Term.
TWO vERDICTs.

TWO NEhDiOlSs
In the case of James Neil VS.. A. II
Rickard, George Hatch, and ]. II. Mil
ler, defendants Of the jury fined fol
plaintiff In the sum Of $3.50.
In the suit OF II. d. Humphreys vs.
w. E. Merritt and 7. II. White, defend
ants, jury fined against White In sum
of $l99.l6.
DOCKET ENTRIES.
Mary A. Hoen vs. w. @. Rlggs,eiect
ment for possession Of real property
settled.
Frank ]. Niclot Vs. J. Nj. Keeene,
action for money; settled,
Ella M. Smith vs. Union Title Alb
stract Co.; attachment by consent dis
solved.
A. j. Basey vs.. M. E. Howard, sale
confirmed. Same VS.. j. f.. Estell; con-
iirmed.
State vs.. Frank Johnson, indicted fol
nickel in the slot game, ball deposit
OF $50 forfeited and bench warrant or
derad issued.
Lena Bower VS.. school district No
Ill, judgment by consent for plaintiff
for $62,50, officers fees and $500 trial
fee.
Archie Mason VS.. Capital City Ry,
Co., non suit on motion of plaintiff.
State vs.. Fred Adams, recognizance
to keep the peace, discharged.
There are very few cases left for trial.
nearly all litigants showing disposi-
ton TO settle.
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The Fair Ophelia,

II thought thy bride-bed to have decked
sweet maid,
And not have strewed thy grave.'
The Danish queen was not an exem'
plary wife, but was doubtless sincere In
her grief at Ophelia's death. In every
land we see the purest and sweetest OF
Ewes daughters gathered to early
graves. A perfectly reliable cure fol
female complaints, is DR.. Pierce's Fa.
vorite Prescription, medicine beyond
all praise, which has saved many u
young life threatened by the insidious
approach of disease. For chronic fe'
male arrangements, weak back, lassi
tude, nervousness and poor appetite, il
Is without an equal; generous tonic, 8
safe nervine, purely vegetables and war
ranted to give satisfaction, or the price
($l.OO) refunded. This guarantee is
always adhered TO. Of druggists.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
Comedy and Concert.

On Friday, the Sth inst, the students
of Mt. Angel college will give au en-
tertainment at Reeds opera house,
Salem. A comedy, entitled "The Up
start" will be the principal feature of
the evening, and every visitor may
promise to himself capital time.
Some very fine and original music will
also be rendered between the acts. by the
different musical clubs of the college.
The boys will try to make the even-
ing as enjoyable and pleasant as possi-
BILE to everybody. The play will COM
mence at p. M, and we invite every
reader of The JOURNAL to honor us
with their presence.
THE COMMITTEE,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

Uncle Billy Wright, the champion
grinder Of the world, is on hand with a
brand new grIndstone,an will sharpen
everything in the shape of knives,
scissors, scythes, lawn mowers, every
thug except your wits. He will COM
mence in the south part of town and
work north. Look out for him and
have your implements ready, but
don't try any wit or you will be left.
He will take berry boxes or burlap
sacks in payment or will accept money
rather than loose the job.-Albany
Herald.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
LITTLE LOCALS.

Rev. 8. G. Adams and wife were
greeted pleasantly at their elegan'
home on Court street, by circle OF
friends Tuesday evening, on the occss
lon of their fourth wedding annive'.
sary. Births:-To the wife Of Franl
Conover, of Corvallis, June 10th, /
daughter. To the wife Of w. H. How'd
OF Waldo Hills, May 29th. daughter
May 18th, to the wife of Henry Keene,
Salem, son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

THE GRAND JURY.-A number OF
witnesses were today before the grand
jury now In session about the alleged
cruelties practiced at the State Reform
school, Several of the july seem very
determined to ferrett out the real cul-
prit In the matter, but II Is doubtful II
they will bring In bill against any
one. There Is plenty of evidence that
boys have been whipped severely, but
whether that is a crime, or where the
responsibility rests, sre matters hard to
determine.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
PROGRAM
MEMBERS OF THE CLASS.

Stella Isbell, Bonnie Cans, Trista
Anderson, d. Cans, Rhoda Chapman,
Minnie Talent, Emily Thatcher, Clara
Riggs, Laura Howard, ,Emmo Johnson,
Minnie McClintock, Kathleen Camp
bell, Blanche Belle, Edna Purdy,
Florence Steiner, Lucia Cochran, Ethel
Fletcher, Madary O'Flyng, Lille Timm,
Gusta Ruef, Lura Winters, Anna Jud-
son, Grace Long, Sara Starr, Guy Ham
nell, Clarence Bishop, Ray Leeman,
Floyd Dayton, Carleton Morris, Zadoc
Riggs, Frances Glow, Esther Collins,
Pauline Burcham, Myrtle Harritt, Ell
bert Howard, Roy Ohmart, George
Cherrington, Luke Lynn, William
Highley, Oliyer Savage.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer in Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock Of
Brushes of all Kinds i'm the
State. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
The New Spring Hats

Are all adorned with roses. The
roses on your cheeks can be retained by
using Parks lea. It clears the blood
of impurities, moves the bowels every
day aud gives health aud strength TO
the user.
Sold BY Capital Drugstore.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

PICNIC.-A Fourth of July picnic
will be held at Silver Creek falls by the
people of that section. Rev. Burnell
will make the address.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Pacific Land & Orchard Co. to State
ms Co., 55 a, $l100.
w. E. Marchbanks to M. Skaife, LOT
in Silverton, S962.50.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
Graduating Exercises.

The Salem public school graduating
exercises will be held at p. m. Friday
evening at the NJ K. church; 40 pupils
will graduate and admission will be by
Invitations distributed by the class and
Supt. Anderson. Invita- ions will be
pres ented by the guest to the usher, but
will not be taken up. They contain
following program:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
Ohio. Hallol

PersoDs from Ohio are requested to
meet at the reading rooms Of the Will
lamette hotel Friday evening at s
o'clock for the purpose OF organizing to
take part In the states picnic July 4th.
Every Buckeye within range Is urged
10 po present. OHIO.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14
He Was Returned.

A veteran Union soldier by name OF
Adams, of Jefferson, who has very
bad cancer on the left side of his face,
was sent to the Soldiers home the other
day by County Judge Hubbard. The
managers of that institution returned
him today. They sent letter object
ing to his reception. Adams has son
in Jail, wife somewhere and very
loathsome disease, which is probably
the principal cause of his rejection.
He Is also addicted to the use of liquor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

THE DoRRANCE BoYs. To-day arti
cles Of Incorporation were filed for the
Newberg Milling Co. capital stock $l0,-
900; with j. III, and J, G. Dorrance and
b. q. Miles as incorporation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

HEApQuARrRRs.- For the choicest
toeIIsh walnut sand almonds always
Ai !. A. Van Eaton's old reliable gro.
cary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-14

Westacott a Irwin will serve a fine
25 cent dinner today, with strawberrie
and Jersey cream, from their own dairy
Where is there place in Oregon tina
can compete with that?