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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Cream three-quarters Of = pound Of
butter; add gradually one pound OF
sugar, and beat toa cream. Add the
yolks Of nine eggs, the juice OF one lem.
on and one pound Of -four. beat until
smooth and light. seed and chop one
pound of raisin', chop one-hslf pound OF
citron, blanch and chop one pound OF
almonds -four the fruit aud almond.
we'll, mix With the cake. halter, then add
the whites OF nine eggs, beaten 10 . attn,
dry froih. ME- thoroughly aud careful
iy; turn Into Q creased mold and bake
thirty minutes In quick oven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

boil aud ms.h the potatoes. seasoning
AZ usual With salt. butter snd scalded
milk. Grease = pie tin, put the potato,
on u, put pleccs Of butter on the top aud
bro~ a In a quick oven. when ready TO
.erye take = clean towel, loosen the edges
Of the potato aud turn on the hand then
alp In the vegetable di.h; or the potato
can be brushed over the top With the
yolk Of an esg. brow ned In the oven and
pot In the vegetable dish, ~ described
above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
pucu.ssE ryrAroEs.

To t~o cup. of mashed potatoes add
one teaspoonfui Of butter melted, beat
until light and smooth. then add sii
tsble.poonfuls Of cram and the yolks OF
two eggs beaten light. when well mix
ed and seasoned With sah aud pepper,
add the ~hites Of the eggs beaten To
.tif, dry froth; fili = CREASED, hot gem
pan two-thlris full Of this mixture,
brush over the top with milk OF the
beaten yolk Of an egg and brown In
quick oven serve NJ once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

pu.ine-- urr, tbs plan Win satisfactory r-.sit.
We ga al p~r-sn. us~sht.s tr~stuueut D. sstd
~ thsr afars.s I-sstAl csrd 90 ~ istiss.
Al cu-imaaic.t5otls cOandesi.Al ai.d sboali -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
RAisi> riE.

select large, soft rAislns, cover the de-
sired amount With water and soak two
hours; line dl.h With pIe.crust; OH
with rai.ln.; sprinkle over four table
.poonfuls Of sugar, and one tablespoon
fui 81 lemon Juice. Cover With an up
per crust, and bake In moderately
quick oven for thirty minutes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Cream one tablespoonful OF butter.
one ssltspoon Of salt, little pepper and
one teaspoonful Of lemon juice. Mix
we'll. Spread on the fi.h ~ soon 40 u 10
broiled, and serve. Add parsley, finely
minced onion or olives, u desired.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
r1RsokALs

frank " Sd, tor, o. POrflsnd, Is in
town.
Manager r. Il. Anso1 went to Pit
lanf Today.
Hon. W. z. Burke, Of Py'tisrd, zss
Salem visitor today.
n y Tbieison. of Ricbra', vas b..
fore the stale board today.
John Witeben, the Turner msr-
chant, vas 10 town iOd4y.
Sheriff W. H. KiIburu, Of Baker
co rnty, was 10 the city today.
&. W. Hinges went to Portland TO
day to take 2 position 10 the city.
Water Lyon, editor of the Oswego
Iron Worker, returned home this
mo eing.
Ex-Governor Il. r. Moody was IN
Portland today, gong down on tue
morning iTsiu.
Mr. sBd Mrs. John 5tarbird, 0 Seat
lie, ale he gus sts of Manager w. F.
Wade, Of tire Western Union.
Hon. So. Abrams, The old RepubIi-
can pioneer Of OoOgIas county, IS IN
be ri'y today irlnsacting business and
-euewing old ae4ua'nssDces.
Hon. VIM. HO!mes went to Astoria
oday TO apI ear in case for Jas. Neil
. op.'etor of the water works, sgsinst
tn city Of Astoria.
Rev. F. II. GVynEc, synOdical mig
siOnary II the PlesbyteTian church, re-
turned today rom holding special
meetings at Lebanon.
Hon. John Young, the POpulist rep.
regentatige from Baker county, is q
mine owner. H IL an energetic busi-
ness man Of sb' VI forty, aud was for
faerly republican.
Hon. Henry l.. Barley Of Wood
burn, the orator Of the Marion county
delegation 10 tine legislature was in the
city today. He IL president Of Philo-
math college and a gentleman who il
destined 10 take leading part in the
development Of Oregon along new
lines. Barley is one Of the men who
came to the front 10 Oregon's new deal
politically, and wIthal a specimen Of
Christian citizen who takes an interest
in public affairs from the higher and
better standpoint.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
RIVER NEWS


The nysF IL slowly falling, standDp
90 feet above low water marx thu
morning,
fteemeT AltODa will be up tonight
Steamer hOdoo will be down from.
Harrisburg this evening bound fol
Portland,
iiosa viii Do W tonight bound f0i
upper DyeT p0lDls,
Steamer Eugene arrived up b0m
fpTilend last evening Apd proceeded
ou ~ upper nysF polpis,
lbe lliils sleaner Alice A, made boz
IeRuleI inp i0dsy,
Yhe aew sisanb0sd, belug bull ~
Portland fof lhe u, a. a a. 90, VII
~ completed Rgd Iesdg fof ssIyles ~
about month, lieT Dimensions aIf
W. fsel egeT sll slib 80 hlol bssp
Wbep llgbi she vii aIew ~ ~ lpehss
" gaifT, Rpa shfp losaeg slll 0avy
w iens. she u Intended " Ivn agnpF
~ loW wslel ssW0p spd plll mske
ibfee llilw weeb bel gesg halsp sga
Portland
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
At the Home.

Many inquiries are being made
regarding the remembering Of the
children at the Orphans Home on
Christmas and wishes are expressed by
sympathetic friends that they might
be permitted to contribute to make
this most happy and Joyous Time for
these unfortunate Waifs. To this end
the usual preparations are being made,
and al the number Of children is con
slderably larger than for years past,
two trees are being trimmed, and
friends wishing to carry out their de
sire TO assist ia making these children
happy will please leave their gifts at
the Statesman Office any time between
this and Saturday and they will be
taken Ia charge by the committee. IL
might be well to suggest that among
the gifts there should be a number Of
dolls for the smaller girls, aud for the
older girls who are now becoming quite
Interested IN needlewOrk, several small
sewing baskets; also candles ana nuts
IN quantities as judgment dictates.
Anything contributed will be CRATE
fully received aud used by the o0np-
mittae 10 the best Interests and the De.
light Of the ehildieD,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
c0Ukr HOUSE MAffkAs


EEEL EzTArE-
A. the end q The GEAR sppf53sbe=
saiss of real property fan ofi- Pollov-
ing we're rso1rssd the past IwO davs
Robs- l. Potter. unmarried. % En-
sliDe Mitchell. TOvner Savage cain;
$500.
John r. Mack and vife 10 Amy
smith. IS acres sec -. e. - Iw; sZ7o.
A. L. Davis, unmarried, 10 Zella
Davis, wife o. Forest Davis, - seTss.
LeaDdsr :. DAVIS claim; s2l0O.
:, o. JOINS and wise to J. r Getdes,
3 acres, sec 10 II, tp9s, IL, 800.
Z. B. Irvine and wife 90 Chas- OfNeal
II, bll6, Riversi1e add. s8iem; $50
Oregon Land Co. to Amanda Doty,
ia s 10, SUubysiie fruit fsIms No. 9
- acres; $3.50.
WARRANTS DEAwS.
Lester Sa0iB, bounty, s. -; James
Mccain, district attorney, SO; &. G.
Venzer. t0uhty, g.
Probate.
IN ibe es;ste Il J. J. Basey, an order
was Issued BY the county court divert.
ing the sale Of horse. buggy and
harness, by a. Basey and Mary b
Willard cC-executOrs Of deceased.
MINING CLAIM.
s. y. and L. ", Ormsby today fled
their claim on Capital City Mining Co,
on ne north fork Of the SaDtism, the
same being in tie Henliue mining dis
tricf.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
They WilI Oct Them

TheChfislian WOrkersAilssiop has AZ,
other prospect ln hand, laslead " dll-
lag up the needy with turkey aDo Other
good things, II proposes 10 raise enough
money W special subscription " ons
dollar contribution ~ bUy four eases u
Shoes, ~ psln " eaas, ~ Shoe msp
women, boys aDd gifls, a. wbOlessls
prices tbey VIII save quite g0gd sun,
Tbs missionaries RTe fpsliefs apd viii
doubtless gei ihe Shoes, The publie ~,
Ways po0gplte agd baeh w ih1ss sb0
90 rather thap yap0rfa OuT readers
slll bslp slib ilfif aqllsfs Quarters
hAys bssp ssepfed w ils hissl0p lp lLs
n0lih psn ~ ihe eliy sbsge ibs laiiDT'
iuR plssses ligfi ~ pfepsls and Rigs ffes
bfsskiasi apd dibnef ~ ibnss DhildIsg
sbsas psisbls als 0gi ~ suik sag un'
sble ~ glys iilsm sviiidepi ppillHlsDi
Ar hsllspsy ssSs ibe bslp, eQpsf'
nislsa Heg aNd sDWsH, slll eiips -
iasl ~ lhfie u nsefssliS, ~ n hss 81
ssys a0gs, ibr hlssleg 10 ngs usinR
sil0pi ~ leaysg Wesk besides other
flQg " ~ s9fsi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

r. flrs+-~ 4 H1r- .f-0r &c G 3biy
Shsrif- NET 8 speeili - sk0a vester-
day at Port Lnt to euusid-r the quss-
ti1a q taEiug Measures % hsve the
new lsE p.aeinz sberfffs uprn the
salary system sus@nd 3 ~ - tn prcvisie
f1r the uaynr-nt q niIesre ard ether
expenses attached - th- ssrving u
papers atA ffs-aae- f-Ju tns csari
hOuse-
There we're present. W 4 Eeudsr-
So, q Yamhil.. G. + Daan. g CaI8rl-
b.; Z e. M4fd K, e Cftrs4mss; ID.
a O-baFn of Bsutoa; e. ,. Catheart.
q DougIas; WLlisul Hob. n. e Sher-
man; John K.izhi, e SIsrinU; A. J.
: lbcs Il Like: J. : M-Ferca. 70
L.-r; George Ls14Iis, q Lire D.; J.
". E-Te, of cats 8; II. p + ri. oi
Washiug'OL George e.. -~5rs. q Mott
nOmah- 7 J. Driver. ef Wsse,; GsuTg-
Hsrriugton, Of M5ErOv; II. b. Plum
meT, Of PoiE. The flic=rs arr: Ge r.s
G. sears, president; John x isHt, vice
e. deni, a d H P. Ford, seesetaT. .
The complsiut made oy the sheriff
l. that paDsTs have g. te z-fvrd miles
away from tue G grthOuse sni e1uu;y
seats, and no prov sl3n / msds ia the
new law for mileage or expenses incur
red in,such service. a sheriff has to
pay railroad fare or horse hire. aud sll
expenses that are entailcd when he has
to make seTg.Ce =: a j -tance. some
Of the county courts, rec9guiz ng the
justice Of these claims, have allowed
mileage to cover expenses, bat others
stick 10 the law a. it 10 and will net
ray,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
New Advertisements.

w Apply % journal once. iap9l.
IDUAU-An umbrella wac f0und on Mn
j tueet, between Church ana High. Owner
~ ~ fsseiYs same ~ paying for this "a. - ~
~ - l75t
ID EAOykD.-J. l. Al1hsil a 90, Tue goo,
~ efal lnfufanoe agegts, have moved thels
oH - ~ 10 Commercial street. Telephone -
NV oFglCE,-Tns canadian Fanne
,,e,a fssl ~ Jnes ,eas s9s loe9sta Ss q, 30 COM
IA ELF VI AkIkD. Wanted, aeaye, D. .neat
III septiemag ~ lady W travel TspTessBtlBs
esiAD iahed, reliable EOuas, salary W month
Y sga ltssslins stpsgses, via. laegssse, ]
fEsIIeHsa EsIHsl segttlops' 1hs D'nision, 9i1 omahs
DHhieI A. Fhfs -Trrat yonr children u
" i've pets heauuWl EbRIhh ca1lff
glss''s 80 SAFE ~ " psF pair b, hOief, 81
At HALF PbGE iAsi elAnos I'd s6i
~ fh9lee Thoroughbred chlGkepa NJ nhli
Wl.i lyYf pleA Dl hundred iHusi bf sDld
4 F.glshth. ssgsptprAaysHlslsg Agent
~ nslftshls Efehanksi h4H FfAp0lhio.
~ ols NJ bls0inos. '''' ''E'
IhhlsgiAh allEbuE IAissatass ~ All
~ hipqs 80 aals " ~ lAbofiy steel fbIl,
4 (iAhFff FAFFh laFss lei vi hsagy ls,.n
~ .fsbFHF lapri i0f sale ehNap lusl flf
,blas ts, bsipLE seas' eilpsls. Tai d Joei
~ Nieif NJ
nv EhAHAhBB lisia snfr and platiea
n properly pn Fnttl alAna 49, pl0itIy III
HesisfA Hffs0ni Aaafsss lDufHaI sfff
seJf
llhENisa fYnlHNgi saefsWeHlo, atAfile.
n A. s's..Ygts itq ~ lfAi iseg paFeu ~ ss4
IlHt s'4i sglsa nulag iras, asas siB
~ NH4 fNfiNff ehtff All nlNfis HHsf
itllti FNi tslt ~ A. Fsfnfh ~ Hplia
fHssi ....... Nfu
Al hlVYth AIN Hfy " lgslsslala. Os,
ftIEIlA Hntn4Ah a
h eiMi,,s,sls s,sa,s,.eLyFE,ili re ssg
Y g,sk bl,as 4bfDisl N ssls ssai n wv sts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
sIOO

No CHAKOEs IN Ponce. Marshal.
elect Dlley, who will be Salem's new
Chief Of Police next year says DG
changes will be made ia the poles
force of this city by him upon taking
charge. The Tug nov Ou the day and
night force understand handling the
criminal glasses aud will keep peace
aud good order in ~ large q city as the
capital - well ~ that number n men
can do n 10 any oily ~ the world,
hershal Diliey viii Keep = quiet o.
DERBY city
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
RsIisrs Esbraska sunsrers.

PESDLETOS, Or, Dec. 2D-CraDd
Msster Brannln, residing N PsndletoB,
siIl endeavor to secure = large contri
bulion from the members " the
Ancient Order q United WoEkmen iu
Oregon, To- aid the destitute brothers ia
ne druuth stricken districts of Nebras-
Ks. He has written to the grand mas.
ter oi NecrAsks, askivg the extent OF
the suffering among the United Work.
men 10 the Jurisdiction spoken Of In
he DISPATCHES.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
Circuit Court, Part 2

Circuit Judge Hewitt Of Part 2of the
Marion county circuit court 10 still In
session. Jonn Hughes We. T.. Y. Lam
sing, ct. al, to forclose mechanics
lein, cause tried and evidence TO be
extended by January 8, after which
the court will fix time for argument ;
Jessie A. Simon Va. Chas. +. Simon,
divorce, ,continued;H. Crosse vs. Annie
q GrOsse, defau 1t as to defendant; A. Z.
Austin vs. l.. A. Walker ct al, fore
closure, default and decree; y. Good
man & Son vs.. F. j. Eldriedge and G..
Marsb default and decree on pleadings;
Lillian i. McCully ct al, We. J. II.
Albert, administrator Of the estate Of
Thos. McF. Patton, deceased, continued;
Northwood ys. FarnswOrtb, tried
argued and submitted.
Today the case Of Theodore Skillman
Ys. A. a. WoOdin, suit against next Of
kin, Is on trial. The parties owned
some horses In partnership. One sold
horses and did not turn over the
money. II. J. Bigger is for plaintiff and
Tilmon Ford for defence.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
Against Onr Uotton

81. PETERSBURG, Dec. 20.-NovOesi
says the council OF the empire sane
toned an increase cotton import duty.
It is done probably at the instance Of
the cotton growers Of Turkestan, who
complained Of competition with Ameri-
can Arown cotton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
Another Forger

PENDLEToH, Dec 20 -(ieorgs Muir
ply passed lot Of worthless checks
drawn against the national bank Of
PeudIetoD aud the nrrf LALis ere out
about one hundred dDl.s's. Murphy
is but boy Of twenty G.d B: gor E
with no traces LETT Of rs ~ .res .uui. T..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
The Sleeves Trial.

POETLAND, Dec. 20.-The evidence
IN the Sleeves trial this morning was
featureIess, it being a repetition Of that
introduced in the "Bunco" Kelley trial.
A strong insinuation was made by the
defense that the necktie, which figured
prominently in the Kelley trial, had
since been tampered with.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
The Germ mia Safe,

SAN FKANCIsCJ }. De. ~ III az
Gerinabis. one o: fle rig, ,,i.ing
vessels which II oyefGu-, rom ritIsh
Columbia and Puget p,Ird fai :. bss
been sighted four n,ilez out, aad is
@ ming into port.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer la Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Yarnishea
and the most complete stock Of
Brushes Of ali Kinds in the
State. Artists Materials, Lime.
Hair, Cement ard Shingles and
finest quality Of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
THE MARKLTs.

SAS FRANCIsCc. Dec. u. - Wheat
Cash 81
CHICAGO. Dee. 70. -- Wheat, Cash
"a; May AZ.
PJkIIaAsD, Dec. la. -Whest valley
III; IA sO;WalIs Wails 67l@75
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

jfn, Nyefs, ~ Ibis eily, Dos dlsp0aed
N bls farm cast ~ liubbsId, ngmhef
lgg 2l9 aoIes aud valued ~ ti0,000, ~
4 lilwssf ~ ibis giiy 49, lilasssl
ksYe bls iealiepee property 0p iheylsk
sis alifell pssi Nspliol, Nv psymepl
ibflsfpr ~ slll e9nlgvs ~ eNvpy
a flfRieH gfhls yef
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

WAS 10 hlP Vas WiRKLE He
Wa old, 30 wore 40 swell suit He
would not give bls uame. lie bad 30
money ~ wsll ~ n0 Dams lie gas
baulfd LsfgTs tho eiiy POLES Judge,
lie said he was from Aebsma, bat Boi
0ne ~ ths prominent ciliSsDs 30 got
sp hour ~ leage i0sp in, 10 left
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

A HHALl iiVY 0sesf Wslbah, ~
lbF Dsllns, sas psday bi0ggbi ~ Goa
rpiglW snbegi ~ lsd Llhsglof 80 IA
ualg ~ ls isg yesIg go, byi la0As g0is
Nks ) ebild N sggen W. all spleal
assess fiunqllsTs bona you'd hsgs
bssp . ,neif "a plsee iDf lhs nhlli
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

The BlGGEsT YEr.-The gTandest
stock Of handkerchiefs and Unufiisrs q
al kinds ever 10 salem At The
PALACE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

The DAIRY COMMIssiON w. w.
Baker, Of the PortlTud Rural Spirit,
Mr. Holman, Of CiacEsma- county,
and Mr. Pauls0n. Of Washington
county, are candidates fr dairy C m-
missioner Of Oregon. Unless this
commission can be m4de more useful
TO the people, aud be made a means Of
developing this interest it should be
abolished. A travelling dairy school
would be Of some help. The next state
dairymen's convention will b. held at
Salem, wednesday, January lG.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

A QUEsrlON.--Why MT buy your
meat and lard Of AcCfoW & i5teuslolf f?
They are selling the best Of meats al
the lowest prices.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

WfAFHfH fDKfOAFI iihulsasy
ssq fglasy, islg - Fggs eg'fsf bal9.
lileisl iislHR
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

f0l ygvi sgpldy VI ifrsh pyis, esH,
alss, gllsiHg ssa sll asssiHsils Lailasy
s,liess, ~ ~ lls $40 isllsiils ppsals n
n Ysg Esi4H
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

see shat prizes ihs hss
F0rh iiashfi ~ 0lisFlHR mnl
Hers and slIh bsadksFsble'S
ai,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

HAED WHEAT FLOUR.-The best
ia the market at Brc ws,er & Whirc's
81 Court street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

CHRISTMAS TEEKs. For a choice fiT
tree, leave your order with X II. Ryan,
~ the Red Corner.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

UMBRELLA HOSPITAL. - John j.
HauTer, NJ. ID. New ribs, new cover,
new handles. Win e. NJ. lockwood,
2s9 Commercial street. II Z7lf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

Notice prices on mufllers
and silk handkeI chiefs, al the
New York Racket.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

FLOUR Brewster a White have all
brands Of good hour, aud they deliver
II at your Own door Al the lowest fig
uTes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

WHAT fifAspHt Tbm 10 ~
knpsleF ihsl lils m0nfy spspi ~ ihs
lislep alasW itagHalyi slll Nv igfg bs
sl,snl N hslsgl, Rpa si'l liH aslelp pee
pls ips bssl W sglt a9as ~ ihs
lVWeai pllesE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

1hf Wsn94 feuniy shs fsinsui fgiiS
hsys pgl ~ bess npeyisq " ibs Stats
~ sla.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

aen9 VfMps nhg Hes ~ Hipnsy 500
Hlesls ~ lhs lenslsp WWksls hls
rlep, sbfls iley esn Hei se,h 800 gsi
pleg ypQs ibs llp9l isgplT " lhf 600
plis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

CtskHGsgE sAEE -fsei1ilns dfsss
qaeds ard Enolers - al zi1ts. tc re-
dsce stock before invo5cing- Ihia =
worthy of yoar cSO-e eonsidsration-
THE PALACE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

Halibul, cat Nah, eastern oysters,
smslt aud The iRest poultry on earth ~
DOiy A bepBotps, % C0un street
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20

Al lines " -four and al prlees that
please Al Brewster a Wblle's, 81 Court
street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
A ntNK nLoCK.

MORRIsTUwN. y. j., Dec. 2D.-The
Bahbiit block, f10r-s'ory structure, In
which were the first National bank and
the KsIseis clothing store, was turned
today. Lcss $4,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
NOTICE

The regular annual meeting Of the
shareholders of the Capital National
bank, OF Salem, for the elecfiOn of IL
rectOrs, will be held at ils booking
bOuse on Tuesday, The s Ia day Of jan
uary. a. d., 1895, Al O'Clock .. N.
j. II. ALBEIT,
Cashier.
sALEM Dec. s. 1894. IT'D
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-20
Supreme Court.

SALEM, Dec. %, "a
Vulcan Iron Works, app. VS.. J. D.
Edwards, resp; appeal from TillamOok
county; argued and submitted. w.
Minor atty for app r. G. Handley
stt'y for resp.
Robert Crawford, app. W. f. G. E.
West, resp. T. 3. Handley atty for
app; G. w. Fullerton atty for resp
NJ more cases will be heard in the
court uaiil after the holidays, except g
motion in the case Of Meyer -. Meyer,
set for Monday, December 81.
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Hamill0g.
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NapoisouvilIN, L.. Ias, night, de-
siroyed seven blOeks, including most Of
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