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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-13
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[tabelt Sus meb iets @erelier, 6jps 80
SOB lan9t, 20 Sob bre6t, 16 b6it. Suz
iene opfdrtes 1898. Corn crib os
@osnitur ,1nber famine Gag. Garmen
er neiten belt inbsierbet. Omtrins
rs Ncres meb 1uar @fos af @s, &az
1tanier os ssp. rs acres nnoer 9DrE
ming, bporaf 9alpbelen ct inblaaet meb
Eimotbi os &l0oer, iom NIL ct 4 Cont
mer bpi. Set opbprfebe 2anb eri en-
ercelIent 9il1anb. @n ma9tis os ita=
|bis Fpbenbe &il6e foripner Garmen meb
| friitt us rent 8anb;; iom 9eserne parmt
anbefaler til 5olt, Ser fiber af Merpe=
|1Dsbom. Sra benne &ilbe fpber en
| flor 8et tpers oper min Sarm. Da
|ies bar en- for Mensbe &ipr os @ri=
[ler, auier ies benue Bef for at pere af
|ftor. @erbi for 5arn.en. 2ouispille &
Maibbile Banen, fom / en- Strefning,
bpor ben 9aar lan9s @pblinien, fan iees
fra Sulet, FAT ct @toppefteb peo
@teubrubet paa min Sarm, buorfra Der
tipres @ten til @n1elteopnen otte Mil
lensere nebe. Der er tilltse en- Gag
t1elle / @irtlombe6 bele Iaret / Ndrbez
ben af @tenbrubet. Sorbsmonnet paa
nit 2anb Ct operalt al sob &oalttet os
meaet pruouftipt. Mulben er m0rfez
RIB eller libt sraaastis meb en- sob lin :
bersrunb.
Seq ct netop farbis meo Asotetes=
plantnins for ben f6rite Snbb0ftnins os
ital nu til at plante Mais. Min 9ape
befaar af 125 @inranfer af foritieQise
&arieteter, rs @lommetrder af tire Cor
ter, umtrent 200 s@bletrder af mango
Mrter, 20 @aretrder, rs &iriebartrder
os en- @arietet af imaa 5rust, alle
Eraer i en- iunb 9ilitano. Garm &roz
butter brinser iaa meset fer iom t
Minneiota. 6armen er belissenbe !
Mil fra @ummertotun, bpor 2ouispiQe
& geaibpille 81. 81. % Mapier 8ran@en
al famine @pitem, 60 Mil iDb for
Sopebitaben Maibpille, 20 @il ipb for
Columbia pa 10 fra Gountb1Gbet Qatuz
rencebur9.
2anbet fer umtrins opta9es burtist
af Soft fra Morben, fornenmelis Stanz
binaper, af bpilte ale ipnes at befinbe
fig pel BET parme &limat. Sommerz
parmen er life trpftenbe. Solitit er
ufienbt / benne @esion. @i bar riselis
@e9n, mebens @r5ben uofier. Seq finz
BET at jes taaler Sommerparmen beore
ber, eno jes sioroe Minneiota. Mais
siper oeb sob Dprtnins 40 eller so
1uIb. pr. Icre. gllle Slass @oofrusz
ter potier sobt. Peanuts potIer Der |
1tpr Man8folot9beo. Bladoerr1es potz
ier pilbt os idlses for 1oc pr. @allon.
SrIfe Noteter er iielben minbre enb 40c
pr. 8uIb. @i bar sobe Maboer, Sfo1er
ps &irter.
@r,lnben til at jes 6niter at ialse er
ben, at jes er for san,ntel til at ie efter
Garn,en. Seq ltter Dmsipelierne iaa
sobt iom nuseniinbe, men ba leg life er
iitanb til at arbeibe meset, er bet bebre
at Ialse, 9riien er $12 pr. Gcre. @il
idlse alt eller en- Sci. 9}il life ia mo-
act i Bptte. @nbel maa pdre &ontant
ps tan itaa / Garnten mob Rant. Strtp
til mig Gnseli, bpis bu mener 8ui;ne1s
us lde inb en- &c Stamp for Sbar.
@ummerto,pn, 3enu. 20be Gebr. '94.
s. 6. Maion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

Hot, Potter. hottest IL ,bs vestbeI
record here About 20 10 s4' in the
shade day Afbr day. IL Prof Falt
don't hurry up that earthquake. ne
viii ali he roasted anyway.
The grain in this part of the vs'ley
is about % To 20 per cent short Of 0.nAl
erOps- Heads are wrlI filed, DOT
shorter than usual
Lots Of hay IL being baled how.
Three presses going in sight Il the
r. r. bridge. The eJnbined capacity
being about forty tOns per day.
FL Beatty and family are b. me
from Eetsrts Bay. Reports lots Of eizms.
Gratis, oysters aud dsh, and 80 cold that
the Lee side Of . bush in the sunshine
was the most comfortable place Of af.eT-
nOOns- There was An unuSal high tide
the night Of the l7th. and they c0o-
esuded that the highest ground Was the
bealthiest, until after the SlEh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
AUMsvILLE.

The threshing outfit are having their
usual amount Of fun, both Al the tshss
and in the field Last week while
Ihresbina st SPear4' one persia dis-
paced Of seven piecss Of PIE. sDd Al
know that Mrs SPeaFs' pssess a Joe
are large ones By gsnenAl c0ass9i i;
was laid to John Lewis bGi BE sazsztly
denies It. A committee WAS 4ERsolass6
to Investigate ThEy soWDs1cs1 wSsh
Mr.. Judd bal eOuld dssscE D7dhing tot
faint sEaelI of u30zztz1n trggi- Nh.
Weaver rzIses 10 saspic50us s. De h&s
been living upon the saK trss n thai he
inhaled while NJ TIE saAsa- g1ihB Lewis
looked mOSs - e De E'K1ts.d Esls than
that be bad sE1so H8y- SFss&r Was too
thia and lznk 80 b03d ssHs1 Eascss ks1i
at the cart b00ss they saaa3 Mr.. Lai-
eTeII In = sAd on1.6l1s1z- 1r'7s CASE Of
pie founder. he Was e8Im11g 10
himself that old EAzulElEr hymn:
"ReIxin from Poe Ebsssrsr you be,
For is Was the eating Uf poe Eass nearly
killed NE" The e1zanI11s did not
disturb hin
Ms. Sulsh Aad Mrs.. Hines with
their families have returned from New.
port
&. COle says that Baud has assumed
the b1noDsr costumes.
Tbresbing nearly done and farmers
are wearing long faees- Only half
crop and half prics.
The Grand Pacific hotel badly needs
livery barn and stable. A good OPEN
ing for . good man- The hotel is now
doing all the business of the place.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

MARION.

Mr.. GrifIia. q SbeIbBrn, i b4iliEg
hay ESs n. 5. Worten 4 White BsUs.
They have about 100 ioOs tp hale.
A q. HudIeson. of Jeffersoa. wzs Ia
town one day last week lookIDg after
the wArthO0se business.
Tbsrs was . surprise party at Beu-
nett PeaFsons last Tuesday night.
SAmoel ". TOmlinrOu has been ap-
pointed postmaster here, j. w. Wins
low having resigned.
A syrian from Mount Lebanon,
Syria. Ieetursd al the Friends church
last Saturday night aud occupied the
pulpit sunday at II O'Clock.
PrOE Morrison. Of the Polytechnic
school Al Salem, delivered lecture NJ
the Friends church Sunday evening At
8 O'Clock on the benefits Of = higher
education.
Postmaster J. w. Rowland, Of JEFF
ferson, was in town Monday morning
doing some notary business
Joseph Cook and wife are at Pruue
Ridge at the bedside Of their daughter,
Mn- w. F. Ohm, who is very low
With consumption.
w. J. HsdIey went to the capital
Monday morning on the 502 q. N.
train on buainess.
Chris Dyathoweiz, who has been
stopping at White Bros. for some
mpntbs past, left s'few dzys ago for
bis home in Tustin, Mich, he went
via. 8. &, r. r.
Miss Ruby Epler who has been IL
Salem for some months psst has come
home to stay awhile. Miss Allen Of
SaIem has bern Miss Epler's guest for
several days past.
Miss Myrta TomlInson arrived at
her new hOme here last Sunday. She
has engaged the school here for the
next year,
Isee Wisemau bad another runaway
last Saturday evening. Returning
from Salem he had stopped to let his
horses drink at the creek Just east Of
u. 8. Nortens when one Of the horses
caught bis bride on the DeekyOks of
the wagon and was pulled ofK. As
soOn as the horse found his bridIe was
fl he started TO run and Nr. Wiseman
was unable to control them. His
nephew, Frank Manley, wss on the
wagon with him and he told The boy
to jump off which he did aud then
Mr.. Wiseman jumped of. They were
both considerably bruised up and the
boys foot was badly cut. The horses
and wagon escaped uniDjured.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

MUSICAL FEAsF.-The Wiley B.
Allen Music Co. store is crowded this
afternoon and evening until $50 p. m.
hearing the musical exhibition on q
Chase piano, carload Of which are
coming to this house and will be ex-
hlbIted at the state fair. Prof N. L. Geb-
hart is the gentlemanly demonstration.
The particular point about the piano 10
an Octave pedal attachment, by the
use Of which anyone can play In perfect
octaves. In striking a single key two
notes are sounded, striking two keys 4
are sounded, and so or, always double
what has been heretofore obtained. In
musical echoes, harmonies, and other
wonderful effects there seems 70 be no
end TO the delightful surprises that can
be obtained by skilled musician on
this instrument, judlng from The fine
illustration Of 1t that was given in the
playing OF Prof. Witch this afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
PERSONALS

Hon. F.C. Baker seat to Portland
this afternoon.
w. q Hurst, the AurOFa mill man. +
in The city today.
a. =. Crosby TstuFsed today from
hls mountain resort.
Floyd Churchill, a tiss SIlyertOn
Record, was 10 the city today.
Col. and Mrs. RObL A. Miller. 81
Ofsgon City, are 10 the city today.
Mrs. Chas. Barzzraf and Mis- B0rg-
graf returned today from Newport.
FIX. Matthiea, the Democratic pio-
nesr Of B0itevilIe Prairie, b in the city
today.
Hon. w. T.. Burke, Of MuItnOmah
county, Ieft today for short visit at
Harrisburg.
Dr.. and Ms. :. H. Mcbride. Of Nil
wagkie. are 10 the city, guests Of q. p.
GiItnsT and family.
Mis- Jessie Creighton returned today
frBD La Grande, where she has been
employed a. bOok-keeper
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Savage and
daugteF, Of Asylum Avenue, have re-
turned home, after few weeks outing
at Newport.
Misses Anna and MaTgurite Haas,
ShO have teen happily spending sey-
,:r@I weeks 81 the seaside, returned from
SewI@Tt today.
J. l.. Williams, Of Portland, and son
ia ude, u Saisn, are in The city. They
will go out to Tiogs TO spend week on
two.-RoeeboFg Review.
White Wilson, Of Fox Valley, was In
the city today. He bro6gbt Aiss LUcis
Cochran home, who has been visiting
friends al Fox Valley for several weeks
DR.. Aiire Chapman, wife Of President
Chapman, Of the state university, oi
Eugene. arrived in the city this after
noon and will for several days be the
guest og Chief Justice X. 3. Bean and
family.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
BROOKS.

Mr. Phillips twins are on the sick
iist at present.
Miss e. L. Royal returned Saturday
after an extended visit with friends
and relatives near Halsey.
Virgil Massey was thrown from a
horse on Saturday and somewhat
bruised but not seriously injured.
Bert LoOney was injured while
swimming in Pudding river by strik-
ing snag.
Clinton Myrick has a very sore hand
caused by fellon on his thumb.
Mrs. Shaffer was in Salem Monday
having some dental work done.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Jones and Gertrude cele-
brated their birthday Thursday by a
family picnic.
A number of our young folks visited
the Wilhoit Springs Sunday.
VIM. Walkers returned from q trip
to the Indian Reservation Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
STATION.

Bert Veal came over on his wheel
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson, of Salem ls Wis
itiDg Miss Susie Kerns this week.
Miss Pearl Hobson has returned from
her trip to the Waldo bills.
J. d. Magers and family, of Nc.
Minnville, are visiting with Mrs.
Magers this week.
Rev. Bagley, of Salem, preached at
the Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening.
Mr.. Gene Titus returned Saturday
from Portland where he went 10 lay In
new supply of furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Brown have gone
TO Washington on visit.
DR.. DeIbyshire returned from Water
loo Saturday where he was called 10
the bedside Of DIR. Carter's sick baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and Mira ]. NJ.
Dunnivin drove TO Salem Saturday.
Miss Alice DavIe returned home
Sunday evening from LeabDen where
she has been visiting the past month.
Quite a crowd OF Staytonites went to
Mehama Friday to the encampment
aud report jolly good time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
NORTH HOWELL PRAIRIE.

John Johnson who has been quite
sick Is reported better.
Prof. Myers is hauling lumber for
his house.
@. w. Weeks and family are away
for week at Wilhoit Springs,
Rev. Royal baptised by immersion,
and took into full membership one con-
vert last Sunday.
The yield of fall whe It is very small
and most of the spring grain of this
place will be cut short In the yield by
the rust.
w. b. Van Cleave has fine prosrect
for large crop Of hops and intends to
start up picking and drying next week.
]. HI. Baughman who has been an
employee at Chemawa for about five
years past has left the school and is at
home on his farm. The length Of his
time of service at the school speaks well
for the manner In which he performed
the same. Although the farm work
may not be as pleasant or lucrative, he
is into it already and the neighbors are
glad to haye him In their midst again.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
A BxhL1oEREx- tAwYER
l. R0aad Over 70 tks AdAfion Grand
jury fux Aaaaalk-


n. &. Watson. The AIh4ay 1awysS
who stfack . man at JsfiessOn with q
hanmsf In 50 alteration over . AE
s1lf, was boahd oyer IN the SUM % 500
70 aDpeaF before the neat grand jury.
He h q Tsnnessee4n with . good prAe-
tiee and worth some money. He ap-
pears for himssIfin the suit ard bs0ughi
. steDograpbsr with him.
The facts coming cut IN the justics
court ct Jefferson Tuesday we're a. kL
lows: A. =. GOoeh sued John Weld
for . sum Of money. Weld employed
Watson to defend him. WhIIe making
out bond Gooch remarked that be
did cot care for the bond as be would
bold Weld for the property anyhow.
This Deitled Watson who replied
sharply using "cbss word"
mo d-B man can cuas me-" said
Gooeb. especially . IittIe vhippeg
snapper lawyeT.D
Watson spFaDg st him with the ham
meT. struck him over the eye, the
blood few. He struck st him again.
but Gooeh usIded n the blow, grabbed
The hammer and had Mr. Lawyer
down aud was pummeIIing bIm hard,
when they were separated. All this
took place 10 the pressD nee Of the justice
and constable.
District Attorney CondIt appeared
FIR the state and the beIligerent lawyer
was bound over without q trial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
Capital Printing Co., lob Printers, 1929 Com,



Every part Of postage stamp making
Is done by hand. The designs are en-
graved ON steel--200 stamps on single
plate. These plates are linked by two
men, and then are printed by girl and
a man on handpreaa. They are dried ~
fast ~ printed. and then gummed with a
starch paste made from potatoes. This
paste Is dried by placing the sheet in a
steam tanning machine. and then the
stamps are subjected 10 q pressure Of
1000 tons In hydraulic press Next
the sheets are cut 30 that each one con-
tains 100 stamps. after which the paper
between the stamps IL perforated, and
after being pressed the sheets ara taken
away. II single stamp Is injured, the
whole sheet Is burned st Paul Pho.
neer Press.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

THE TARIFF BILL.-The tarff bill
has passed, wool hss been put on the
free list and the price has since gone
up and the indications are it will still
90 higher. Think of it What will be-
come of theselchronic petitioners, mud
fiat statesmen and calamity bowling
politicians? 1t takes big hole to bury
themselves In. However, Steiner's
market wants to tell you about the two
carloads of choice Oregon and Califor-
MIA Imelons just arrived. Very cheap
at wholesale and retail. Come and see.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

McMAHAN.-At the home of l.. c.
Griffith, in the Waldo hills, Tuesday
August 28, 1894, of cholera infantHm,
Genevieve M. McMahan, aged ID
months.
The deceased was the only child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. McMahan. The
funeral was held from the residence OF
Mr.. Griffith at 2:S0 p. m.today. Burial
at the Warren cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
CHEMAwA.

Mr.. Baughman has resigned his posi-
tIOn a. blacksmith. aud returned 10 his
farm.
VIM Goodrich has sold out hiA inter-
eat In the willamina Mills, aud Is run
ming his threshlng machine as usual.
Jos. Vincent Is out at work again.
Tho bone Of his leg was only spllntered.
not broken entirely.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
sALEM's COLD STORAGE.

That carload Of the choicest water
melons aud cantelopea has arrived at
q. Wright's. He keeps them ON cold
storage and they are delicious.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
THE LOCAL RESUME.

CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEaE.-Reg.
ular sessions will resume at the business
college Monday, September 3D.. Those
who expect to enter on the opening
day are requested to register and ar
range for books this week 10 avoid con-
fusion Monday morning. 8-29 3t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

RAPIsT PARDoEED.-J. y. Horner,
who was sentenced from Multnomah
county Oct "a. 1893, 10 serve three
years, was today pardoned by Gov
ernor Pennoyer, on condition that he
leave tho state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

COMPETITION MADE 5IoK.--In one
form or other we are always benefiting
the public and making wouId-be-com-
petition sick. Stop paLronIzing foreign
labor and patronize the Salem steam
laundry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

MISSES OXFORD TILs.-Fine ham,
mocks and summer underwear, for
ladies, gents and children. Reduced in
price to close out stock, at the New
York Racket. ID lw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
rooL Him a. nls WORD,

He-You wish 10 be adoredG (Earnesi.
ly) Show me the way 10 adorel
She lpressing the electric bntton)-
Peters. show Mr.. simpleton tha door.-
Truth.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Apardsd Gold hlsasl hflasiplH FslT, ssB FIsadisa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

Cur GLASS DIsPLAY.-If there is
any kind OF tableware that ladies are
always interested In II is cut glass, and
and the ware that Clark 10 giving away
with baking powder, takes the lead:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
WARRANTS PAID.

Three warrants on the county school
fund were cashed yesterday by County
Treasurer Brown. N. III. Looney, OF
district No. q, sos; T. M. Kirby, Of
district No. 9. slI2.s0; @. b. Cornelius.
OF district 8, $3.50; r. Kaiser, of district
So, $2l3.e0; and ). r. Fairbanks, OF
district 80, $160.S0.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

Dau1'l ann ENeODt CAILef aIltotcA lOi
assault and battery on warrant from
Justice II. A. JOhnson's court. The
case was called Tuesday, but an adj
jOurnment was taken until ! o'clock
today.
THE TRIAL.
The case began by Attorney Holmes
examining young Mosier who related
how the Carriers handled him roughly.
When asked IL be had not had a fight
with one Hicks and how he got that
black eye.
"That IL the Hicks eye"
"The other Is the Carter eye 10 it?''
asked Holmes. [Laughter.l
Mrs. Mosier appeared. She had sent
for her clothes but her mother refused
10 give them up. The mother-in.law
made the girl stop and talk. She did
not want to. They wanted Mosier to
explain some things he had said. He
attempted TO when they both pounced
onto him.
Mrs. Mosier is an invalid looking
woman and was subject to severe
cross-examinatlon. 1t seems to have
been q fourhanded family iangle.
Walter Lennon carried note to Mrs.
Carter, and TO Clara Carter. Holmes
asked that the notes be in evidence.
The defence called Mrs. Carter first.
She loved her daughter and told her
no. The son.in-law grabbed her by the
neck and nearly pulled her hair and
dress Off Her husband grabbed Mosier
and downed him. Mosler had struck
her the night before. They all went
down together.
The various rows and beatlngs were
detailed by Mrs. Carter with great
deal Of efiiorescence. Mr.. Carter was
called. He detailed nothing new.
"Just as he struck my wife 1 grabbed
him and we all went down together.
threw him twice and held him down
until my wife got away. / told him he
could whip my wife when was away
bat not when was there"
"Dld you mean by that" asked Con-
dit, "thAt he could whip her when
ever you were not around" Laugh
ter.
"No, sir"
"Where were her hands when you
went down ?"
ION her arms" Laughter.
"Where was the other end OF her
hands?"
"I don't know" [Laughterl
Mr.. and Mrs. MoAIer were recall ed.
Denied having abused each other, both
swea ring straight against the mother
IR-law.
Arguments to the court by Con dit
aud sherman began at 2;S0.
Judge Johnson fined Mr.. aud Mr..
Carter $40 apiece and costs. Total S43.
Puritan Maple syrup, guaranteed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

THE QUALITY.-That Is the parent
Of satisfaction and guardian OF II. II is
at your service when you buy the Ia
Corona cigar. The best ten cent home
manufactured cigar.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

A EIAR-Coald not do our suits jus
tics- Adjretives don't describe them.
We can fit anybody, and especially
those who never bad fit 10 their lives.
O. w. johnson & Son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
MARION COUNTY FIAANcss.
sQUIRsEL soUsTIRs PAID.

sQUIRREL RoUsTIEs PAID.
Chas. Marvin, 90 cite; joe ZieliDski,
69cts; J, Holtgshu, $780, Marion
Looney, t4s5; Thos. Palmer, $3.50
Ralph Gilbert ,sS 35;WIley Pruitt, 81 S5j
Henry Savage, 50 cts; H. Wolf. IS 25I
Melvin BlsptoD. 30 ctsi q. l.. YlntOn,
sL4O; Chas. III. Homer, 20 ctsI Alfred
Wright, 10 ctsi Ira Arnold, 1885, VIII.
liam Warner, " 25i A. C.. Cox, go.
Total $500.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

THE NEXT THING-To do after buy
ing horses. ia to feed them. Buy buy
yOur feed At A. Whites, where you get
the uSosG for the least money for cash
nr,Rs-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

WARM WEATHRR.-It too warm To
cook your dinner these days 30 just call
at the MY. Kitchen and get what you
want.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
Police Court.

Two ex-convicts, 5elden and O'Nell,
were fined five and ten days respectively
for drunkenness. IA boxcar sleeper
was released on his own statement.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29

NEVER HAPPENs.--It never happens
that such work as the Salem steam
laundry does,ls ever found In company
with such low prices.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
Friends POIytechnic Institute.
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer i'm 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, 1894-08-29

A TEMPTING MEAL--Is served at the
n. Y. Kitchen 1T any time day or
night for Is cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

"ANTED-A livery and feed stable al
w once at huntsville There is business
waiting for IT, A. corner lot will be given 8
lhis paper or III. X ass. Aumsville, Or S-q82W
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REMOVAL.

MRS. Il. MAHAN HAS MOVED HER
WI dressmaklng parlors from the Bush
Breynan block TO more commodious quarters
In the Burrows building on Commercial street
second stairway from. state street. where old
and new patrons will be pleasantly received
and promptly served. S.2S-IW
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PHOTOGRAPHS

All kinds At reasonable rates ct
THE COTTAGE PHOTO GALLERY,
Slate and eeyeenth streets. free car ride 70
custOmerb.
sieiw az. WEST.
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Capital Printing Co., Job Printers. s29 Com
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LADIES' MAIRDREssING.

Farlor in Exchange block. near CHEERING.
iashion. MRS. K. q. NICHOLS.
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New Advertisements.

T O7T-s unday evening, between Marion
IL and Fourteenth ST and Yew Park ladies'
p rse, con aiming 81 in silver coin. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving at Journal once,
82.f CELIA SHERIDAN.
FINO EXUhAN0E.-GOOd acre and plated
property on Puget sound for property in
Western Oregon. Address Journal once.
WAN rED-.An gent in Salem and all other
w unoccupied territory for our Electric
door (name) plates, house numbers ana sigma.
Readable in the dark; profits 100 per cent;
agents make s. to SIS daily. Write for fres
samples with your own name in. New Era
Co.. l67 Dearborn ST Chicago. S22-7m
DAPERs.- Portland 7acrameneo, seattle
4 Tacoma and san Francisco papers on sale
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" kinds on sale at S26 Liberty street. 4-5-ly
THIS PAPER is kept on ile at T.. O. Dake'E
l. Advertising Agency. 81 and IS Merchants
Exchange, San Francisco, California, Whert
ontrac.s for advertising can be made for IL
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DIED.

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