davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-07-12
90 ano9ua, gticaragua, I

80 ana9ua, 9ticaragua,
10. Suit.
Ser 8rGIi0cut 3eLa0a bat einen Go1nz
miildr crnonnt, tpelcber iib nab GoIon
be9eben bat, I'm nit bem angGoz6oudnOiz
iden SDnbicat ilbec ben Canadian 5u unz
terbanbeln, i'm Safe Die 2tmeritaTier ba5
ltnternebmen aufge9eben ba6en, oOer Die
Gonceiiton fir Dcrfauen 3t ertIGren, neil bic
ieBi9e 0eieui6aft ibren GOntratt ni3t cinz
9e9altcn bat.
Wabrl9einIi6 miro 6as Gebtere i%tattfin>
ben, bo bic 3eit 3ur Scrtigiteuung elmer
8emiiien Strede fat a6gelaufen lit, unO es
unmO9lih lit, bic Nrbeit innerbaLb 6er
Guntraft3eit ST. oollcnben.
9ieier S6ritt bon Seiten Ser 8egierEng
lit 6as Geiultat britiicben @inlulieS.
, 1894-07-12
Die 8unoesta9fabun9.
Die Sunoestaoiobur9 oes alner Gurner=
bunoes begtnnt am "a. JuIi in Oenper.
Ct Qnnis. SIN. II 81

Der 8orort oes a~merttaniid6en Gurner7
bunbes bat in elmer bier abgebaltener Ser
lommGlng bci6loiiel1, Die 8unbc5tag=
laBun9 am "a. Sui III Gender absu6alten.
, 1894-07-12
Nah Dem Noroen ab9e9an9en.
Jadion's NoropoIsG rpcoitiou via 2lrbanee
nab Dem 5raI3 9oiepbss&ono alb
9e9all9eI.
2on0ou, II. SSult.

2on6on, II. Sui.
Sadlon'3 gtor6pol ;Grpebttion lit gcltern
BON Der G0emle nacb Nrcban8cl b9egar9en,
bon no 1ic iicb nacb Dem Sral3 Solep3S7
Gano begcbeu miro.
, 1894-07-12
CANS neue Dirt Don Selbitmoro.

Gin uIann tritFt ei1r bis 5wei Oubeno 6Ia=
fbeu Jamaica Singer.
, 1894-07-12
Die podt DalfYrie.
DiefeIbe 1T eIidIid oeboben mo i'll
Si6erheit.
81 6eio0, II. Suit.

N IT w IT OWFF'
Die g%eiunfene Ya9t 8altDric wur6e
6cute 9cboben, unO miro beutc 2l6eno in
ben 0oieH 9ebracDt iDeroeu. (JtOtbeioD lit
cine auf Der n0rOliDen&iiite Der l9ottiibcn
Snlel 8utc g~clegene 0oienitaOt, 81. 3. &.)
, 1894-07-12
Stdotiibes,
Brteffditen.

2S. 81. 8c6ouern, Sbnen Sic erbetene
Q[usfunft nic4t ertDetIcn 81 fOnnen.
, 1894-07-12
Samuel Oompers
ST jebt ser W(ann oes Cages.

Quf ihn lino ole 2{ueeu Ger Streifer oeribtet.
Chef 2Irthur miro an Ger pon Gompers
cinberufenen Gonfereu5eu theiInebmen.
Der Streif nidt Observation-Disclosures
por oen ShIadthGuieru.-Oeb5 in oeu
Pinter9ruuo oeiteIt. - ) 5eIoIager in
Chicago.
, 1894-07-12
Bis 'ur lebten Minutf u%erfdJoben,
prenOer9oit's Pinrthtuu9 fol- auf
Quor0nuu9 Don 3ibter 0ro6=
cup nidt Dor ? uhr mor9en
Nahntitta9 itattfinoen.

Der Ridter teIearopbirt an i%einen Gole9en
mooos uno bittet inn 5u fommen, nm
NIT ihm iiber 2tusitellun9 zines Pabeas
Gorpus=SefehIs ill berathen.
, 1894-07-12
Der Nifarrgua=G Canal.
Die 21merifaner 9eRen tRres Gonz
traftes perluitt9.
Gin Observation-Disclosures SYnoiFot miro wahr=
fdeinI!d ole 2lrbeit been6en.

Stem Yort, II. Sult.
Die r8orlb" tbeilt belte 5Olgenbes
m r.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

Dsnitss uHs bsIlsd lAst slzht ~ TIE
Fed snd thoss Wbo attended wers
vel safisssd d with the performances.
The DAnifes are m-rDb<rs Of The MOI
moo ebareb vhJ are sppsdnied 10
avsngs the deaibs of their martyr"
Noe only do All ~GentIl-4" gbO have
ass1-tssi il asy Uay 10 The death Of
any q the saints eo1os urdeT the cure
q the Danitez, tat sLsO their entire
faniiies- The p.O4 so0Ss q psrs@eutsd
family where all have ten killed tot
Ooe d&1Zhtss. Ste fAlls in.S tbs hands
q . ~ q western uliD-rs % early day,
who noS Only r11sssd 10 rs-eulEg beg
from bsT prs1srz bat h1nd I'd
eoWAr1s IN . manuer worthy u the
giOgiOus climate % CaIf5Tny .. the
Judge" ps4ts it.
The eEeiiemeDt l. keen thfUBghOut
AMI there i much RAINING through
toe = sy 70 maze one l4Ugn heartily. &.
The scenery h very appropriate, the
muse good and the Ac.Ors all at their
b -. Tonight La ZngArA, the Gypsy
qOte is % aud il will certainly have q
good bouse - ths play is one of in;ere-'. 4.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

Tbs Ezins have eDDs ~ izsf. ard
from the EsDid nnanssr 10 shish TIE
WilianSetts bss rissa 10 TIE lHas ssg
days, Il - Feasonsbls 10 s1Pposs that
the Ea1 q rain sbyys bsrs musl have
besn vsgy heavy. A. Doo1 today The
gH1ze showed TIE yiysr % b. % o fbe
s0gr-foas nzsrk, abd ssiI O The rise,
and u s copGds1Iy expected ~ the
Steamboat nlsn that hereafter %
tro1bls vill be sxp@risDcsd % sesO1Ht
u IyE water.
L. Mitchell h 90. are in rsesipt d
tesepbODs eyEnmgnieztioEs from Port
land, stating that the steamer Aliona
will Leave that eity foF 5slsn1 tOrnoTTS~
mHnlDE. and that Obes started u bef
rskBlsF trfps, she will Issvs PJffisDd
on MSDdsys, Wsduesdays, AID IN
days, aud will Iszye salem On TDe--
lays, Thursdays and Estufdsys, iDB-
ing ~ far zs IDdepsodsnce and maxi
az three To1nd tr5Js weekly.
The stesmer EggsEe is dg4 here IL
oizh,, and the Md e will arrive
ThgE.dsy night, with Dne d the lsTg-
u Ioads u meyeb&ndiss ever esr.sd
y an gppeF Willamette stsanfT.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

WILL DgIvE THE DEyIL.-rsiys-
iOnls's ere pY-pArin9 u give one final
sbos Al The strong holds II iniqDity IN
he city tefore 'bsy fold tissir tebts
md m We away ~ the soD,n. Tie
b nd that r. here a. the pfe-snt time
vii te greagtheDe5 tOm0yT'w night
oy "Hzllejsyst' 5tsysns ard Lieut..
Conlsn, the Irish nightingale. both u
Ofele n CIty. Tie Ealystloni.'s fsy
bis j. 70 te big night si'h 'b>m .: q
ha, they are going r. 6nye ihs devil
a. slOIiO1s pace aDd invite 81. Who
zOuld Ike % witness the per'oTma ee
~ be present. at their tent TE1rsdsy
night al 7a35.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
VALLEY LOCAL EEws
@TAYIoH

STAY lDA.
hF Harry sayagr. afisf q pfDIOnged
stay 10 CalifpfBts, has returned % bis
hOm-.
NJ. Art. BrDSb's iItiis mODib's old
baby. dIsd Friday evening. and ~ss
bOried Saturday.
Nr. J. L. Chase wss q ylsitgf 10 town
over Sunday.
Ar. Tbgrst Ksrns, Of SOutbern ore.
goo, rst0Fned with HE family, last
week, and will make hls hume here
ibis ~intsr.
Mas Ella Thomas, ~ Salem. II the
guest u Mrs. FaciOD, this week.
Mr. J. Rlcl ardson II again installed
s. proprietor u the Farners' Hotel
Mia Addis williams, of Albany,
held q protra@ted meeting 1T the Bap-
t.ss cLurcb ali last week.
Miss Hall, Of Salem, delivered a very
Interesting lecture TO the ladies of
stayton Thursday night; and Friday
afternoon at the Christian church.
The leading social event Of the past
week, was the opening hop, given -
the Daisy Hall, last Friday night IL
was altogether a brilliant aud sfjoy-
able party. Complete 10 all its features
from the music TO the dainty spread
supper. The details had all been ar
ranged by the Messrs. Smiths, ard the
result was q social triumph. There
WAS large attendance iEOm \ distaneS,
which added TO the pleasure q al
present. We only hope thai thu. wi III
be the 6rst Of many nsos- ike . 10
follow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
BR OKs

NJ. L. Jones ~esi 70 P,rtlaad Taes-
day.
Geo. Massey AID hAmiIy ~efs the
guests Of Wm- Jooes, S1ndzy.
Willie Jones Eas sLsitior frieods Zeal
Salem q week azo S0nd4y.
T.. K Shaw L suffering severely OF
this writing With . D4dly sprsined
ankle, the afeHts of jumping over q
fence alIghtiGg % gGeyen ground.
Mira. Jos. RidingsF spent last week
with JnO. ShAhsT's 10 SA!em.
Rev Royal closed series Of revival
meetings At Kaiser school house Friday
last. He reports the mesting 8 great
SUCCESS.
On Wednesday evening about thirty
Of Mr. and AIs. Geo. MAssey's friends
young and old, mFt aud gave them q
pleasant surprise Ia the form Of a boa
supper. The event being Mrs. Massey a
- birthday.
Oeo. ptuTglk started with TWO loads
Of moving plunder for his ranch in
the Alses country, Saturday.
Mr. j. G. YsDOsdOf, Of Lafayette,
formerly resident Of Brooks, spent d
few days among friends here this week.
Geo. Lshsmme has moved across the
river, where he will stay on the larm
with Ars. L's father.
Ms. Hoover spent Sunday with
friends 10 Salem.
The supper, given BY the ladies u
the church, on last Friday evening,
was . success Ia every Te'peot.
Although not largely attended, they
realized tll net prOoeeds.
Is. y. sDd NsnDis Bashor were
guests " Geo Massey sunday,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

ihf nifsssli correspondent ~ ibf
ltuKFaf Nuhll ssgf ihf hipHHlsf
hpg sh0 kilisa MslAas uipiif N $40
iisiilsllplF bpp yRla, hhf lslsly iH.fn
tsfu piss lus sfpuna ln Cots Flwpliy
eslIylng . hleRefl finf 40 piHplsd .
100 dsgs ~ ~ iIpfap'f sHd phlle
iasig saalaspily dlsehsigsa hlg 500 ~
nfsi ; niilf slil isel llEl ihf HylnH
ElRya epl ihf blupa hpN lllf rhlla's
Lslf lfss nibe bgy y anly sleYsH
ytsH ela ~ saf ifpisss Hifi ~ hlg ulsli
4 sspnis sllsnHf illsi pg lnluhisg sn
lslns aiaas ~ w bb whelrslilpls $40
aslpss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

THE SIDEWALK CAgE.-Ihe work
on the sidewalk around the state house
block is Suspended for the present, 81
the men would he arrested II they re-
sunned work. The result of the matt<r
may be that the much needed walk
will not be built. the only resort now
will be for the city to go ahead and
build the walk and collect its pay from
the state by due process Of law.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

A HAPPT CEEE.-This z1gzl1x a .
freight lies bsDGght = lATzs shiDzszt
q booes sud sboes foF tie SsS ToEk
Rsekes se0Fs that La besn - days sn
S0slis from s. Logis, xBd The event
really ezDsed an sTptoaiOn q delight
a1nOzE tbc prDpEistOs Aod his eJETE q
seven szlesp~aple- They have had such
= r1sb q sAsss tbls fall that this IN
1s1zl delay h&s somewhat cripplsd
ihsir ssoek, bsoes it IL b1t natural that
they sbo0h rsjotes over the arrival q
. esrgo of mueh NEEDED zoods-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

Osss3eemsaf III aii dgsiIas l.hft ehl
si ~ ubssasls's ~ si'A asieaF'i9g eea
WAhqEp " u.s eqpguy nr lps plplsl ,
80 4tkay ~ ~ isafasf11ais" .l4
u haii. ss.ieifif Hasl W siiiles IS
: fist g,f lslhhl w ,t "A hagtsl .plY Nv
UIYsyiff t'fA,bl va h, l1'RG tst ,.f. Z. "A
Aes tfil'f ~ lA'tf sl'hf slpNef n a tAll
WAegtp, lbaf gletfle N lYlut nv
,elsliy NSlsd tiGfhai4i tif ,9
0pssS ltft,i .2ls '6g,j ,j.ig,
sgslihf 'ss''" "t'sF bf's'fa'if
4 FflgpFh Ffgp ipWhagnsps tsspl
KIN. l.ti fis' kH'Da
n lg,il tis ,sfsel,sg Rhsl'lA
,gi ,lgl..ii, ,f,N il9
k{8fgi' itsh isii8 9i3ta 6
esiASNf6if,gss isilYg.i.fia
X fNN lff NiinNRig f'f
Osfi,2itf tslfyg,1g RB
g.iSSstaBg
I&s5.st,GE aE EstgB
isaSsiab
l Ea' F&a Si,Sg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
Deaf Alnte School.

HOLES IL THE WALL-PUysilup is
evidently being defrauded Of come Of
her liquor licenses, for the Commerce
Of that place dOlefully remarks; "And
DOW the liquor license has been reduced
TO 500. But what's the uss Of sQuan-
dering that sum on q license when gin
mills Gao be and are run hers without
q license and everybody knows IT,"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
PERSONALS.

RT. Ray, of Marion, was In the
city t,dsy.
r. y. Clark, of ZeDA, was 10 Salem
today on business.
Hon. r. II. D'ATcy went % Oregon
CITY this afternoon.
Miss Josie Nslbert, Of CIymsT, is
visiting Balem friends.
w. X. Churchill Of the BIlysFtOn
Record IL IN our city today.
J. Is. Reed, u the Leader millinery
house, went 20 Portland today.
Walter Lyons, editor Of the OsWsEo
Iron Worker, wAs In the city today.
H n. Vaughan aud wife, u Kansas
Clly, aTs registered at the Willamstts,
The family 0fs. IilldEs, Of Willard /,
hes moved into baisIn wbsre they will
make their futufS home.
Mp, q, N, Young arrived hons this
afternoon from visit NJ Portland aud
isalem Eugsns Guard, Dot 70,
Mi7f fhthh ffNh"S f't"fbeH gestef
day JSm ag sStsDdsd tip " WAsblsE,
ton, ~, g., and other sastsIn oltlsa.
~ smith eags W ffom Portland
this morning, aud viii represent the
staansf Alt0aa ~ ibls paint lbls
HlpteF,
II, a. 1bOmAs aBd w. " liinhaId
900, Hbg have lusi sold oui " ihs
ugefy buslns@ ~ biaytOp, hAgs besg
spending ibs dsy w ihs eiy,
ilsys kliswsI and feobisI, ~ ibs
Osgnsn ehnlebss ~ lhls city, lsii ihls
m0nipg f,g F0IilsDa ~ silsnd ils
stats 9DDgspil0g whloh n0DYsass ~
ihai place iedsy, oloslsH iundsy eYsp
lag
~ snd Size n N hillsla glib
asgsbieI Rna $40 sgns, alnFrd N ~
lsla yesterday foIs l0ily, 1ssss, snd
AIS mahlns ihelI hglas slib ihs isiHlly
ofN rsynt N fes psIh upiil ilay
~ pslNRnppi lpe#ilee hl hll
lao sHa isHlly eauls blHbiy IfeDp
nienafd " ihf lgphsAl Ana u y " ~
hel'eg ihsg slll aahf lbslf bai'lis
siAonf uN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

A. OVERLAND RCUTE-Tbs Poly
tecbBic scho1l peopls have chartered
car from the MOsnE railway eDmpaBy,
sud win ron Uith . boTss on the Old
SOgtb salem HGe, eonoecting 18th the
EieesFie esrs 81 ibe I'D car barr, q; :
sno 50 q 70. and a. and SD Z. 70.
Tnis will - eonvenisnt 10 many pe,-
ple Ia tie northern secfiOn q the city.
ss veil ~ tie school people.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
COAL, COAL

II you are ia need Of coal " any
Kind call on us and get sur pr1ees, 10
either csF lots Or by the single ton. We
handle the following well known coal,
which We will ell cheaper than you
can buy In Portland:
Newcastle" "WellIDgtOD.H Eng.
llsh ChaBnelD and Penn. .AnthrAeite." I"
We sell On Close margin and will give
you q bargain II yOu want coal. Tele-
phone No. IA.
J. l.. MITCHELL a. 20.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

THE WEDDING HUIT.-Should fit
fsultIess'y. yet give ~ the wearer q
sense Of ease and freedom which shall
rob the occasion Of some Of It's en-.
bArsssment. We make them that
way. e. II. Lane, 2lI Commercial
street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

kNRfL Ahp nlhtb NHp tsipu,
thf old Ipllsbls gfaesf hss su plsb0iaif
lins VI sispd lamps ln sli psiiegps,
hoib ~ RlAas snd plnkrl AlsV lsn
lsIns ihsi alp ~ iGf miai desiihblp
ulskfs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

NEW COTTA0E.-RIchsrd Ryley, Of
the asylum, is having a new five roo q
cottage built on Cnemekets street, 10
Queen Anne addition. e. Scanlsn and
crew are doing the work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

HikED HELP.-Whst l. the use Of
gstiii z s"me or,e to help you on wash
Jog day, when you can seui yOur
clrfbes 10 the Salem Steam lsundr,
Where Leiter work l. done than you
c4n % yburseli and charges the most
r-s.ruaDIe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

The funeral % John Roth, which
Ess hid 1t The G~rLDan Bsptist church
yes,srsIay. Ess largely attended. All
menifers d the German Bsptist synod,
u this dis;rIe4, took part IN the fupersI.
services Sefe held In the German,
French abd English languages.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

NCsT HAVE I'm. 5Ou;hard, an
old time TesteT Of the DAILY JOUEsAL
At Albany, TeDews from Victor, Wash,
and says, II am on q visit in the woods
bat cant get along without the OsE
CRST DAILY"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

THF WtATHbR Jlms0g .Hbesf
fullyb i.oyely sesiber tblopio
hi0ksf fseH msylpi heipab0uls,
boz a 10 Uklsy IaluiuR w sous other
plaza 81 n sYef 10 Biih RIumhleF,
Lui sbo ess esmplsip ~ lbs prices N
ol0ihlng ~ ~, W Johussn sDr'sY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

THE MoEEY QUEsTIoE.-Protection
Lodge, A. o. U. W., will debate the
silver question tonight. This is q new
feature for fraterDal orders, aud will
no doubt prove Of great interest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
Poor Digestion

Leads tO NERVOUSNESS, fTstfulness
pssyishness, cbI0nle Dyspspsia aud
great mlAsTy, Hoods safhaparilla 10
The remedy ~ tones the stomach,
creates AZ spIsllis, snd glyss q relish
u tbs body. Tals Hoods for 160d's
kaTsapaTlla cures
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

DAECISG ACADENY.-PersOns With
ing to join the dancing class to be
formed by Scsnlab Il MeLymsD, should
meet at Murpby's hall this evening.
First lessons for beginners will be
0iyeu.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

The New York Racket IL offering va
dervesI ~ such very low prices that
you will be sstonishsd n yOu viii IN,
spect their stock Their lins 10 con,
plete, Don't fail 10 gige them call.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

All kinds Of cotton and wooden un.
derweaT for ladies, gents and children,
cheap, At the New York Racket. See
their prices on ladies aud misses com
blnation suits, before buying. ~ 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
Died

" HUBTON. AT the family home, on
Mission aud FOunsenth streets,
DfpOt addition, salem, October -,
1904, the little daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Houston aged 4 months
aud 10 days.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

Go 10 the New York Racket for gos-
ssmmers and mAckintoshes for ladies,
gents, and children. Also q full line Of
rubber boots and Shoes Of all grades
" St
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

Tke delayed boots aud shoes have all
arrived 1t the New York Racket. Come
and lot Us NJ your family with shOes.
HeOd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

PERFECTLY PURE- And harmless ls
the confectionery found At the ATmOTy
cigar store. The cigars are also Of the
very beat makes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
HOT soDA,-At strong's.

MORE FOOT BALL.-The Y. NJ. &. A.
are 10 meet the University boys on the
nsld Of battle sgain this afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

IHf hFN lDph0n iisY ~
isBsn, NJ OIegop iliy, ltsg ~ F
0ll, " fussaf lisY n a hgWls N
lllllsng, sna ltsg ~ n nlspp N
fBaai uIoFs Rn M slisHasHes vppp
as eoun1l ~ ihf algsgltsilun NJ
iensiessilonsl rl,ulal lp fssi hslsla
Iile luslsfsN nssllpH sss hsia ~
Vaeek ihlf slleln nupg, sna lFliAlaus
asgglag wiil la hsla ihk eyeplRs
lhp solslg sas sIssalssa slil slef
lfsp slsali.sls, glib > isli p'esis'a
~ eIewlb
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
The Amende Honorable.

EDITOE JeURSAL:-Mr. q. g. Pace
has rendered satisfaction, and is worthy
u more honorable mention than was
shown in Mondays JOURNAL
]. B EARLY,
Deaf Mute School.
[5ince the above statement il made
it il bot Jnst to this paper to state that
e Article published apparel at the
request Of the parties injured. Ed.
JOUBNAL.l
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

OYa - iSN laHHar ~ 500 Nfif
lasasa - iigla ilsspe eile asy lsH
pesl ~ hFs Fisielssa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

\ spssodid as-OFtlnent q underwear
Al Iowsst bard time> prices, st the Ssu
York Racket.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer ln Groceries, Painis,
oils, wind0B Glass, yaFDislies
aDd ile liOsi complete stock VI
Brushes VI All hinds la ihe
state, Artists siaisTials, Slime,
iialT ,Eemeni and shingiss aHd
tinesi qualify " GhAbs SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

Shoes, sboes, ,5hoer, al lbe Eew York
Racket. Il cod
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

@ANhlRpmufa ihsal ~ lht hpN
fegs isseksi a lslEf sssHimepi lgsl
fseeiysd nopi buy enf iiu ypu sff
ihem
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

Hoods pills beoome tbs fayOIits
0sibHTiic hlth eyefy one bh0 tllea
ih0m, No
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

NOlics the new line of boo.s aDf
hcss II the View York Racket. Il o d
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

Ho0ls aud shoes A. the New YoTk
iia0Rsi Asgd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
LETTER LIST.

The following lettsFs remaining In
the salem postonles Oct. "A, 1894, un-
called foT. Those calling for them
pleass sSy ADVERTISED -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

Remember strOng's restaurant IL
open day and night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

Keep your feet dTy-KTsusse Bros.
cork sole shoes will do Il.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

de6BsntIy knOwB that the IN cloth
bornd books just received by =. 5.
Dearborn are well worth zs cents each.
See his line oT send foY list.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

iilfsIg IlHlss' llllees ~ HHaslsssl
$40 sll llHsi N goods ~ liif hsv falt
llseksl WW
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Al EsTsO1s are nereby - Ed tLat kers
ansr fbs 0nosrsiEEsd sfu 80 - rssps1sibis
for dsDfs eOnifaetsc ~ s1T 90 eEesSf kiU-
r. n. gEsFAoDTT.
ssisfn Oct a. Iss'. Iess-in
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
$500 Reward offered.

TIE BDderigned ffefs 800 rsWsFd JOf the
as c'lo1 4 ne parry Of p4sties who buTufd
Dis barn 40 % iOyses % II be pfEht - sc~nIfsT
4. lzZ. t;s will alsO psy 50 iOF esfh ares.-
. y - The cdns. ! OEn tsO good Tspehss
agd All bic 10 pay tbis reward.
sOEEPH q. AaDERSDs,
1913 dhN6in AsbzLa, Or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
FARM fOR SALE.
Pure Bred Poultry.

white L@zbOFns 1y1oouth Rocks aEd Light
brAEn ~, nearly grown. VeFy cboies Ht<sck.
jest III thing ~ GTzds up your nock. T ~
3 siLEis y ckfsi a. None sold ~ the
prices afLsr OctODSr J.
r. HOREE,
EalfGn, or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
BUSINESS Is BUSINESS.

Car C8reafsefSs-Ws Ch4llsbss rOs.pAs5.
ssa wlts Aay AsNsD@D~f OpfsAas ~
Porfian1-
CALCULATION ZACH WEEK.
WEEzLT CASgTAL gOCxSlL-------------b bES4
DAILY, ssys1 eftJ zs1 ssb2rbAo e@sTiST
D1fIT, nal sgTsslatiOz AZ EFsIsl1 llsta. sSS6
TaGal vsskgy lrszlatsoz-------------AyS %
ADvEETIsTss BATE
want ala. 1nescS fhussyts0sss y ~. TsEss
70 ggs hEea lscs Wssk, ~ "a. Tea LIS o1Es
week, y eas. This fztS "a est1sS DAILY o.
ia fsa1lEx nOste1s = ~. peg nns salh
fsseTf<eg DAILY Og NEEzLT. bDslDsss
Les1sls "a. p1g line ia DAILY - NEEzLH.
I<91NeY adgeYftss1Dsnts o. cl,zt<4l7S -
na1safE aT year g&yAzls Eny1t6ig, spsel~l
es1fsSe4 rzsss fazIs kSo1n A. S1&lEsss Osses,
p<a1fsf1es INK,
,TEEnS. All tsaax5snt advertising. szespf
en1&y 1DntsSe4a vita Erh1s 0g D1s8Desa rssE
sfrfs1fy fssn IN sfV&oDs wien ordered.
Ire akeyge rates VIII no - 1sVi&Ss1 ftSfss
ex1eS4 thai = hzltfatS VIII be 1Jys1 " Eoe3lss
fSsr feftxjN,1a 81 ehzgff&b4s sntsYts @ rsssLts
Al Dss4le, nn1ral sz1 rsliEinrzs ssgTlsss A.
''''1"' " CsFITAL JoUESAL PUB. 90.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-03-23

Ii is said that be is wise father who
knows his own child, but Mr.. Wilson
can not lay claim to such wisdom. He
can no more recognize the thing that
was presented to the Senate Tuesday as
his offspring than Col. Breckinridge
wants to recognize Madaline's babies as
his'n. The bantling was bad enough
when it left the House. 1t can hardly
now be called much of an improvement
over the Mckinley bill, since every SEN
ator has attempted to get the particular
interests OF his State protected. A gen.
uine tariff reform law seems now out of
the question.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-03-23

1T wont always do to judge a man by
his appearances, for they are sometimes
deceiving. The prohibitionists imported
a long. lsnk and forlorn looking speci-
men of the genus homo to speak for
them. His clio thing was not OF the lat
est cut, but was slick from long use;
his shoes were more "bolely than right
eous" and his tile told the tale OF ante
bellum styles. The unregenerated turn
ed up their noses, threw their eyes sskant
aud thought "umph" if they did not
utter it. That night when the reveren-
ed gentleman was introduced feeling
OF disappointment pervaded the audi
ence, which soon gave way to surprise
and pleasure as the speaker warmed up
with his subject and alternately stirred
it with pathos or convulsed it with
laughter. The Rev. G, w. Young, OF
Cynthiana, is a curiosity and a genius.