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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

Mis-. Nancy Williams, We5unpla. AIa.-wa
have been taking The Constitution for wears. and
~ o. Us Ike ii better than most any paper
II MIS-. Nannle ingram, Eatont0n Tenn. will
get an eicctropOisc and use according 10 djrrc-
lions, She VIII soon be cured, and can take her ba-
w back to her breast. Is certainly cured me
am deeply interested on the subjectof knowing
each o5her 5Acre. How could W. live under an13
other Deutt? have just given up a precious baby
boy and DO not think could 1--we at al! if 1t were
little 'nno Bernard again: the good book lea hns
1t 50 plainly By al means let discuss This sub
gect; KNOW it will he great help to my troubled
heart, as wei as others
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you can publish it II you like for the benefit Of
others one plnt OF Hour eggs well beaten. lard
= te3cur ior more II You like, butter milk until
the consistency of batter cake batter teaspoon of
soda last; bake quick Try it and report your
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

"O'er all there hung q shadow and a fear,
A sense of mystery the spirit d0unted,
And said as plain as whisper in the ear
The place is haunted.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

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iect, First number now ~cGdy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

Flowers bloom In the midst of fur
and velvet In winter hats, and the mod
est violet ranks first in fashion with as
much assurance rs If IL were a novelty.
Feather boas are worn shorter, only
reaching 10 the waist, and the latest
novelty is attached TO u collar Of ostrich
tips, graduated in size and turning
away from tho neck.
The fashion 10 have a velvet toque
and muff 10 match IL q pretty and prao-
tical one, for they arc both easily made
by any one who has little knowledge
aud taste In millinery.
A new material called lisrein il made
into jackets aud mantles. II IL AN imita.
tion sealskin, rainproof and considered
moro healthful 10 wear on account Of
its light and porous properties.
silk pettiooats for street wear are
trimmed with an open work ombroider.
cd ruiiio Of silk like tho skirt over an.
other rnfiie Of thinner silk Ia "a bright
color, which h y vast improvement over
lace, New York Bun
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

A MUSICAL TREAT.--Those who
were fortunate TO be present at the ele-
giant parlors Of Dr.. Mackey's residence
last night 1T the musicale given by
Prof. u VI. Parvin's ella 3, assisted by
Miss Maggie Anderson, Of Salem en-
jOyed rare treat in the musical line.
The program, a. published yesterday
morning, was carried out, each one
doing full and fair justice TO the parts
assigned, giving perfect satisfaction to
the listeners. Miss Anderson is music
itself IN both voice and plano touch,
having most wonderful talent and
using II to perfectIon.-Albany Demo-
crat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
RIVER NEWS.

Steamer Hoag came up last evening
and went on up the river. she returns
this evening.
The ModOc aFrlyei down the river
last night a1a, after lying at her dOck
over night, proceeded on 10 Portland
this morning.
The Eugene came up sunday eyen
log ~ 6 O'Clock with good ICad Of
freight She proceeded on 40 the river
last evening and will return this after
noon.
The river IL falling, the gauge regis
teTing four fsst four inches sbjye low
wster mark this morning, The 10 ddle
u last week the water was over 8 feet
above low water mark, showing de.
crease IN the stage Of The water sf
nearly two feet 10 four days.
Passenger steamer AItODa came down
from Independents this morning A.
7;l5 and after taking on her freight and
shout fonrteen passengers, proceeded on
her way dJwn the river She had
shout fifteen PASSENGERS from I0depen.
dence, making about thirty passengers
ip all Round trip tickets will be on
sale this week by this company, e.
Portland ineiudiDga a ticket into the en-
position.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
THE CITY ELECTION

Salem has held lie annual city cleo
tlon. II was a clear and beautiful day
Tor II.
The working Republicans were near
ly all out and supported their ticket
royalty.
Andy and Joe. Osborn worked hard
all day for the citizens marshal.
Rev. GrannIs was out early working
among the groups Of voters on the
street corners.
Gray, Litchheld and Fiagg made a
hard fight to carry their respective
wards for the Democrats.
The election was a warm one, but all
the contests were good natured. The
result OF the citizens movement cannot
bat prove beneficial II II does no more
than 10 wake the Republicans to full
sense Of their political duty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.
[ConiInued from ilrst page. ]

circulating notes Is to be made first
lien on all its assets. For the purpose
Of meeting the expense OF printing
notes, official supervision, cancellation
and other like charg, 8, there shall be
paid tax, soy one half of one per cent
per Annum on the average amount OF
notes in circulation, II is further pro-
yided that there shall be no national
bank notes issues Of less denomination
than ten dollars.
A STATE BANK PLAN.
Another very important feature Of
this plan is the exemption Of state
ban ks from taxation by the United
States, in cases where 1t Is shown to
the satisfaction Of the secretary Of the
treasury and comptroller of the cur
rency by banks claiming such exemp-
ton, that they haYe not had outstand-
ing their circulating notes exceeding
IS per cent. of their paid up and unim.
paired cspital that their stockholders
are individually liable for the redemp-
ton of their circulating notes to the
full extent of their ow nership of stock (;
that the liability of said banks upon
their circulating notes constitu tes
under their state law first lien upon
their assets; that such banks have kept
and maintained guarantee fund in
the United States In legal tender notes,
requiring the United States treasury
notes Of 1890 equal to 80 per cent. Of
their outstanding circulating notes, and
that such banks have promptly re-
deemed their circulating notes when
presented at their principal or branch
offices.
1t is quite likely that this scheme
may be usefully amended in some Of
its details, but l am satisfied 1t fur
nishes basis for very great improve
ment in our present banking and cur
rency system.
Beferring to the Bluefields incident
the president says we cannot challenge
the rightful sovereignty of Nicaragua
over the Mosquito Indian strip, Nlcara-
guam authorities having given notice of
forfeiture of concession to the canal
company on grounds purely technical,
and not embraced in the contract, have
receded from that position.
IN CONCLUSION.
l conclude this communication, fully
appreciating that the responsibility for
all legislation affecting the people OF
the United States rests upon their rep
resentatiyes in the congress, and as
suling them that whether In accord
ance with recommendation / have
made, or not, | shall be glad TO CO.
operate in perfectlng any legislation
that tends to the prosperity and wei.
fare of our country.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
PERSONALS

Ds. Etott q Gefya1s VA salem yis-
itOr today.
Osp. Oso ~. VII Jams. Of Portland,
wa ln tie city today.
Hon. frank =. Baker went 10 Port
land this afternoon.
Rslph Moody and wife returned tO
/ Portland this afternoon.
Mre. J. T.. Parrish IL quite lli Of her
home on Capital street,
Ernest Lane. who has been whiting
at Lebanon, returned iOiay.
Hon. ]. II. setilsiDier, n Woodburn,
was IN the city today on business.
Judge w. r. McFadden, Of Corvallis,
came down 10 rGlem this afternoon.
]. n. Bieichef went 10 Portland on
the AitOna this morning on business.
Judge Kelsey N Corvallis Ia IN the
city for few days attending supreme
court.
&. r. irvine, editor n the Btates-
msn, went north on the morning over
land.
in. Wallace, Of The Salem water
company, vent - Albany this fore
DOOD.
Frank Anrys. u the W. -. Alien
company, went - Albany today on
business:
w. J.. McFsdden snd Judge Byron
( Corvallis are IN the city attending
sIpreme cOuH.
President Campbell u the Monmouth
Normal sehOOl passed through the city
tod ~ 0n bis way home.
Rev. T.. =. Fisher Of Monmouth was
~ the city tpdiay, visiting his brother
I the Evangelical church.
GeD. CompsOn aud COl. J. D. Eddy,
ihe railroad commission came up
,0m PJnlapd this mDrDiuR.
PrOf B. J. trvlbg returned this
morning from several weeks, absence
N the Sound and In California.
Horace Mann, Of the EiaytOn Times,
vas IN the city today. He h direct
iescendaBt Of the great educator %
bat name.
4 y. Lewis and family we're passen.
fsfs fDr Portland on the Altoona this
morning where they viii make their
f1tnre home.
l.. a. DaVisoD. fourder Of DavisoD's
market IN this city, n located at Gold
ifiil. Oregon, and h regular reader Of
be- o ~ CYST DArLY.
Geu. end ATs. W, " pdsi returned
saturday evening from Portland where
hey spent Thanksgiving With Mrs. A.
W. 5tOwell, Mr. OielPs daughter.
u j. BJyle, proprietor Of The Home
bakery, W. % plsseuRfr for Portland
sunday m0fpi0R. From Portland be
VII M " Great Falls, Montana, from
whence he cOmGs ~ Salem, Ito viii be-
gone a week ~ tea days.
HEGIsTERgD ri HOTEL WILAM.
EIrE To-day Wffs w, N. BrOckman,
w. Madison. iai +. l.. Campbell,
Monmouth; II. Is. Wilson, Portland;
u, IeekinRbaBl, Seattle; w. H. Leeds,
Ashland; ~, Is. COmpsOB, NaylOg;
James Is. EDDY, PgBdletoB; VIM. q.
WIZ, Hay Cfeeb; j., A, Klfkham,
Ponlsndi II, =, Humphrey, Eugene.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
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WAhhlhOfga, Jee b lieDleasuls'
lys AelfssfY, elaifglsH ~ ihs boBss
egwwliisf en f,gaRn snsiIf, says he
d'es n9i espeni HspY glsiisIs ~ lu'
lslfisnes Dfials ibls e0nlmliiee NJ ihs
pFssspi ssssigg, 90 bas Dgi Rigsu ibs
hleslaRus nspsi apy rl,seisl siifnil0g,
saq iilnhs ssfs ibs ggyegnmsui ~ sE.
pfna, ~ EnsIsgief lit.yig (si0 ~ ilDOs =
DlgtHu Rissi esis should ~ sEslassa
ana ilis Rggwuwfpi nei lashlY egln'
gAisq " ~ fgisgp'iss ~ sseb ms iui'
iHaf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
RAILROAD TIES.

Illinois has tho greatest railroad mile
ago of any state IN tho Union
A railway train on tho Darjeelinp
line, Ia India, was recently stopped b.
an unusual obfiaole--a herd " wild
elephants,
a project % build q belt line ~ rail
ROAD around Grand island, in Niagara
nyor ~ boing pushed by Buffalo and
Niagara Falls capitalists
There has hoeu o big shaking up u
conductors 0n the Grand Trunk, as ths
managoment believed they we're t0C
VOL soqueintod with tho passalgnTa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

fAs fHhHmsO0l pee, b, The nIsl
gapaHesf ibHsilsn 0bHfeb efeoied ln
Aaifiles Hss deiilesisd hpDday, "A
has l,seu nsHs9 coo jspapeie Nelh0.
dlsi tplsogpsi elipfeb, and ~ eonneo.
ilen iifls slll IA ueb0pl 9th ihlss
japsnesr ana isg tUgllsh lnslluoiefs,
1lf dsaleaileu Has egaduelsd patty
Nv lspsnsse sua pslily ia tpgllsb,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
IS THIS PLAIN ENOUGH NOR lynn

If at any time you buy anything at the Pos,.e
Grocery and it isn't exactly what it should be or what
we will refund Full Price. " Oack ad
If you find that you could have bought the CO.. /,
any place else at the time for less money same thing
we will give you a rebate equal to the difference G AID
ing the right to return the money for the goods ~ W%
protect those who trade with in every way we cor %
But the most important thing of all you must No..
We in business to make living and we will I Og
the goods can; and yet want you never to h % I
your bargan-for we want to see you again and again
store and we trust to be able to make our prices s M M
will be glad to continue to deal with u.s. y@
Yours very truly
HARRITT & LAWRFNco
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

Congress Assemblies for the Short
Session,
WAsHia0TOs, Dee. H. The bouss
was called 10 order promptly ~ noon
When NJ Reed entered we're rnnnp
ebeefs Gom bis party associates, A
moment lalsr Representative Wilson,
NJ West Ylrgiula, entered aud was en,
Enthusiastically CRESTED Wy tls assoola iss,
A. the hands n tho oloek pointed ~,
Isenaior cnsp entered aud aaeendsd
lhs fosiTDm smid applause Win ney
oral hard N ihe gsyel tho spesksI
Issiored ~ order aud fhs second session
~ ibs 90 ooDgfens saa begun,
Promptly a ~ o'elook Yies Ffssl
dent EisYsna0n called ihe ssnsis 10 oT
doc iflll osll developed ihe pTeasnes
~ % ssnal'lls, considerably m0Ie ihan
quorum rspeigT lilll sas among
liis slisspt Ibs usgsl eommiiise Wa
sppanisa ~ ggilfy ibe president, ibe
fiusie y AZ M saaslDnl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

iigHA1f PFasgFfwa fpsFHAL
nssug ~ W ibs siiiasls 900 slspiggss
~ iils sisif liggss siisHasg ihs tgpsfsl
~ lfsgass FsgHgysg, TsslsfdsT, 1bsss
shs gsHi agsH ~ ibs gigfglsR ifsis
hsHasy sis 400, Pbil Nassilsa,
Asesssgl Jfsssggsf lisqstls, fudge
iisss. Nesls, WgigsgigBl o. ~ ON
nsg, a. A. i,sfsli, a. ", Dsys tsF, o.
issyis, !, a. kyiisfialig, ss9 ~ =,
tleTisiep
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
Ihl nllrllI IIIna In Ilnn-l.

Tho deopeoi ooal mlpo ia Franco (by
some authorities said 90 Do iho deepasi
% lhe world 10 20 Andre da puidr
The nllbe n worked with tyo shafts
one !, pbg feil deep and iho other O6g
lhs laiieT shaft q pQW heing aeepened
aeq VII leaoh tho Z, 900 f00t losel by
gplN 1850 The yearly plodnei N tlls
nlpe y 500, 900 i0nu W coal. The ro.
nis'ksble feature N Gao mine n ths
comparatively low iempagaiuge, soldon,
llslns ahoFs w degrees h ralis loss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
A Wager Wnn

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. S.-Am,,.
the arrivals in this city SATURDAY. ,v,'
ing was J. M. Rappt, the tranx0.
tinental pedestrian, who left New Va,
May 10, ON a wager of $5OO9 that !,
would reach San Francisco on or beon
December l, without spendluga e.,,
other than what he earned on h,
journey.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

RAfLROAD IMPROVEMENTS. - The
Southern Pacific company has COM
menced grading up it's grounds at the
passenger depo: preparatory to park
log and beautlfylng the same. The
switch east Of the main track Is being
mOyOd in, and the trestle approaching
Oak street is being rebuilt and raised.
II will make great improvement In
appearances about that section Of the
city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
General Run DOWN Condition.

kHAw. Or, Nov. b, 1891 have
suffered for years with tired feeling and
run down condition, and was Rener-
ally out Of order. ana now taking
MY third bottle ~ Hoods Sarsaparilla,
aud the tired feeling In gone and feel
Ike n different man. I recommend
Hoods hhrshparilla 10 all who are
troubled 10 baye been
j, y. hlE0sECRER,
Carpenter and Builder.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

SUPREME COURT. "A session Of the
court was held today at the state house,
and quite lot Of business was disposed
~, Chief Justice Bean presiding. In
The case Of J. l.. Bsrbre, respondent,
"a. j. q. Goodale, appellant, ordered
on motion that respondent have 30
days 10 serve and 6Il additional ab.
stract The court will hold daily seJ.
siOns until Thursday evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

lin srpgg.-pDols Blily Wright
has returned aud will again tackle the
ps0Dls NJ Salem with bis wofld.famOus
horse sTadlsb, Look 0Di foe blm,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
Fancy Horses.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Half million
dollars worth Of horsefiesh, comprising
the Salisbury and McHenry and g. j.
Hamlln stables, were taken today for
the Pacific coast on spe clal train o
four palace horse cars.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

F ipl'Aes eas sp0keD ~ same lima
s,,. .s''ss =. ~ e'aih shout Nlllio peanesii
e.a $40 " Feply Chez d ,,ss man, ssa,.
M, % ~ ta. l'siAna % ils lsnlk, snd
,''s'i 'ssssh ~ ieaple N u sego n,lst,
','.,,l.' n f'f.isl's lhey bad laegn 10 fads
ps'''pls'sly fgoe NE plBd ''''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

a efH frwb hVisdgisBaeBi
ksily, ~ ihs dssf sna apmb sebed
ssa y ibe infHlnR usiH ~ iilf pgT
iais ~ HifsileR HHn pYlii tllfsi,gih
iistss dspFi'sf " jVbg iisBes, ~
AtblaHd rbG 10 sb iNi ifN fesis N
40
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
THE MARKETS.

sAN FRANCISCO, Dec. g. WI,
Cash 8S2. "Na
CHICAGO, Dec. g. Wbea,Ic
SAG; Dec. 542. ''''
PORTLAND, Dec. 3.-Wheat y,p..
77l; Walla Walla 67l@7O.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

RfHpYAfH iNs fieF ~ iisdst
elm asng hss giggsg lis enlss lnis lhs
lHNRsAi bi'ft aHd ilisJ nggps Nv 500
iiYsb lsHk bl,irt slil is aeegasq VI
aisDn sNa fieWlHK sliHHfgs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

The OrR0D ffuii a Produce 90. 70
eslyed yefd plday from their buyer D [
isan Ffspeisa9 ibsi tw0 car loads n
0fsDaes, lemons, pgls, fsisiBs, bansBas,
nks, Rfspts agd dried ffulls ~ sil klDds
you'd probably arngs 0B Wsd1e, day
~ Ibufadsy, M0fs VII follow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

fHiOhH0i ilse b a. a, Fl0sff, 81.
pfsseilff iblifllsn selssiisi, sna lead
spefslsiag, ssg bieysbi hfig yesterday ,
ilaiu 1esss, sbfis hf Rss sIlsiisd lssl
ssft $50 lesksa 40 W ils eisniy jsli,
ebsfasg, ~ e9pluBeilgH wiib fissi.
dfni HHiib, rllb ebisiplsH 90 400 ~
fsisg pffifHua
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

FOOfBALL,- a team from the Y. M.
u. A. Of Salem and "A team from the
same organization from Albany will
play football ut Salem Saturday, De.
esmber -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

FFulAb Mfwls0s ~ Hiram
VDpld, ~ fYfFsll.s snd ifsN a. ~
iisssii N lins,hs. bsys sidys1 ~ ssslsi
49, ! - hbgiss ~ liis syuih fsisB
y D. elgfeb in ssfifs ~ special
aitsiiegs ihsi asis successfully bsggn
sunday ffFuing W lhs lsiisf gentle.
HsH. ~ hfltnap ~ fyIDff one "
lss sssslafi sinRFis N ihs OisKgg esn.
irffHffi sili slsg bs bpfs fgf ssYsfal
dsts ~ ssaisi iU ils mssiiDKs Ibsy
siil sll bfip ~ msks iilfss mfsilgRs
lnfb fpehssfgl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
Iiood's PINS euro All liver lIIs.

I've secret in my heart,
Bwesl Marie,
a tale ! would lmpan,
Sweet Marie.
N you'd eVeT faifeT be-
You must always use Parks Tea
The improvement you viii ses,
bsesi Marie. BOld Wy LuBD A
brooke,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
JOHN HUGHES

Dealer in Groceries, Paints
oils, Window Glass, Iarnishs
and the most complete stock O
Brushes OF all Kinds in The
state. Artists Materials, Lime
Hair, Cement and ShingIesand
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
Japan Demands Four Hundred
Million.
CHINA MUST SURRENDER PEKIN
Cessi9n of All Territory Now Oc'
cupied.
Want 4OO.OOo.OOO Yen.

want 4OO,OOO,OOO Yen.
YOKOHAMA, Dec 3.-According 8. 10
the semi-ofTicial press Japan decided IA
Insist upon heavy conditions as its
terms Of peace, which will be increased
as the war is prolonged. If the war is
concluded now japan would accept
40O,OO0,OOO gen, and cession of territory
now occupied by her forces. If Takn
and Shang Hal Kwan cannot be at.
tackled this winter because of the
climate, the war will be pushed In
other parts of China. No armistice
will lie granted unless China formally
sues for pesce and surrenders Pekin, ol
gives other pledges in proportion to the
demands of Japan. 1t must be stipu.
lated that Japan's power is absolute.
MORE JAPANESE NEWS.
LONDON, Dec. "a Chez Foo dis
patch to the Times says it is reported
that the japanese fleet is desirous oi
taking a more promint part In the war.
The fleet was seen off Wei Hal wei,
but has now disappeared. Wei Hal
Wei Is strongly defended. The Chinese
II et was still inside the harbor. Rein.
forcements are being poured in from
the land side. General Chang is in
command. lie is brave aud compe.
tent officer and is assisted by several
Foreigners. The Chinese people fear
that If peace is made the disbanded
troops will commit Cutrages 10 few
days time all traffic north will close on
account Of winter. The japanese will
have to act quickly, II they intend to
attack Pekin. The last reliable report
received In Chez Foo states that Japan
has informed the American minister
that she IL willing to negotiate, II
China sues for peace. This China has
done, 80 an armlstlce Is likely to he ar.
ranged.
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
TOXIC, Dec. 3.-Peace negotiations
are proceeding. The minister OF for
elgn affairs has handed 10 the United
States Minister Duo a counter PROPOSE
tion for transmission to United
States Minister Denby. Owing TO the
secrecy surrounding the negotiations,it IL
is impossible NJ this stage TO discover
the exact nature Of this counter pro.
position, but II n supposed 10 differ
from Minister Denby's original propos-
sltlon mainly In respect 10 the amount
~ the Indemnity named by japan aud
Ia the addition Of certain rather
operous guarantees for the faithful
execution n Cblna's pledge. II IL
Tumored that one " these guarahtees IL
the contribution u the Japaness occu.
patton oi Port Arthur, unul the treaty
Q jndillons are fulfilled but II ID appre-
lsSdsd such demand may involve
Great Britain, 10 which nation much
occupation would be obnoxious.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

C0aFAHIggns AHF OD0us iui not
~ Olii,sfi, Patterson A Co., who bays 4
pufe sialgl N gfoefdes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

Coon fDEA.-lf yon are tired with
ordinary duties Of voting aud feel
weary come 10 the w. q. r. u. hall at
1880 tonight and hear Mrs. Hartford.
You can rest and get your mind re
freshed at the same time free.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
Another Drouth Failure.

PLATT, Neb., Dec. 3.-The North
Platte National bank failed to open
this morning. Assets and liabilities not
known. Capital stock $4,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03
IN Justice JohnsonIs Court.

Willard Martin " Fast Salem was
arrested ibls m0fulng 0n a warrant n.
sued Wy Justice Johnson, charging him
with sssault aud battery on the person
NJ T., H. MeMabag aBd sWOFn out by
bin, Martin plead guilty 10 ihe assault
wbMb occurred NJ the lisd Front drug.
st0rs, baiuf1ay afternoon. Iis was
1Dsd W aDd e9s's,
Pdgos l3ufnes pls4f guilty ~ assault
lDE T. g. MgNaban q fsw minutes
iatef aud paid sans hDs. Prosecuting
AtbHpsy Cgndll appeared fof tbe state
but 30 dsisDss Yaa made,
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a Judgment wa entered IN TbOmas,
Wsu 4 company W, Walilng, IN ds.
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A B0iIGs ~ appeal and bond was
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-03

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