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an NOn SALOON FINELY FITTED UP;
snI ZUU. guaranteed good business; rent low;
must be sold on account OF family sickness: value
I'M sirht SMITH q co. 80 Kearny st. mrl4 St~
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pbL1ABLE MIDDLE-AGED EASTERN MAN
IL wants light work best of references: he fiji ed
former place Is years. II. S., box III, Call Branch
once. mrlA 5rs
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CITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE
~ young man first-class bread baker. in city or
country address q. d., sos u Howard. mrl 8 ST.
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DY MAN Will FAMILY, A CHANCE TO
ID make an honest living; can do common black
smith or machine work or look after engine;
would go anywhere an opportunity offered. Ad-
dress Mechanic. care I. j. WEAVER, $50 Mission
St. San Francisco mri2 Ats
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
EIRST-CLASS MILK WAGON; CHEAP. S29
L Howard ST. mr1O It's
LINE BAKERS WAGON, FINE HACK, ALSO
i surrey and laundry wagon. S28 Hsrrison.S 7ts
7 EIBoLD HARNESS CO.-5OO SETS OF HAIR.
II ness OF every description, our own make, at
cut prices this week only. ITO MeAllster ST., S. +.
fel9 3m
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AiIDDLE-AGED MAN TO HELP IN KITCHEN
wi boarding-house, $40 and found \ month";
young TO make himself useful in private
house. SIS and found. Apply MISS PLUNKETT.
aga Suffer st.
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| GdOO CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; OLD
| DtUO. establishment: good location: bar
! gain cash trade. MCLAUGHLIN 81 CO., 2612
| Kearny st mr4 14t*
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0OSO SALOON: ELEGANT PLACE; ON
epOOOs Market 81: worth double the amount
asked; must sell. SCH0TTLER. 1927 Market st2s
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. SPANISH GIRLS WHO UNDERSTANDS THE
q fandango dance for the fair: 3 spanish or Ital-
ian singers for the fair. party here 9 O'Clock.
G. r. HANSEN d. CO.. ITO Geary st.
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GOS0 CIGAR-STAND: BUSY PART MAR
I'D AOO. ket ST.; full value: clears $50 per
month. SCHoTTLER, 1927 Market ST. mr1A 2*
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O. OSO PARTNER wANTED-ONE OF THE
I'd ZOO. oldest paying saloons in city; corner:
resp onsfble parties only. MCLAUGHLIN. 261s
Kearny st mrl2 SITS
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sS Ancient Order ~ <7xfEN&AS
@~S Htbernians, Board OF |HAT\ANiSEA
Erin-The presidents Of the S>(N&l Ak2efkC-
various divisions are hereby .SSEEa \Nt%A1IN
ordered to call out their re- GIS FA<kHa'kf
Spective divisions to assemble ~ ESSt$
in Irish. American Hall
March II. at A. NJ, to participate in the Ire
lands day cels 0rati0n parade to the Midwinter
Fair. BY orQer.
2. CARRIGAN, County Delegate
THOs. WALSH Secretary,
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0aO0O BRANCH BAKERY, DAIRY AND
NOUU. produce business. MCLAUGHLIN &
CO.. 2614 Kearny st.
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w ANTED MARRIED ENGINEER. WITH
w grown-up son. S95: quarryman, with fam
fly, $40: laundrymen for country. $50 and $50.
and others Apply TO j. T. CRoSETT il CO., 62s
Sacramento st.
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HOUSES WANTED.

ZONES MATTER NOT HOW LOWLY.
III should have a set of Picturesque California"
when first issued it cost $50 for the set: but now.
providing you are subscriber for THE CALL. IL
can be had for one-tenth that sum. See adVertlse-
ment on another PAGE. felo II
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COMPETENT AND FIRST CLASS DRESS
y maker wants few more engagements by the
day IN families: good cutter and filter Apply st
219 Sixth ST.. bakery. mrl3 3t*
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nISHwASHER, GERMAN, ABLE TO ASSIST
~ cooking, seeks employment in a good hotel or
restaurant; references; experience. Address D.
W.. box l02, Call Branch. mrl3 3t*
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QOS0 WOOD AND COAL YARD; STOCK,
Wv. fixtures, horse, dray; free rent good
location, etc. SCHOTTLER, 1927 Market. IA 2tS
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COLLECTOR FOR DYEISG AND CLEANING.
- Apply HANSEN'S Dye Works. BIS Guerrero.
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01SO PARTNER RESTAURANT: LEAD
ID LOU. ing street, south of Market; good
trade; clears 800 for each. 800 Grant ave.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


INVALID CHAIR FOR RENT OR SALE; HAND
l. power. 1545 West Sc. Oakland. mr14 st
HAMMOND TYPEWRITER IN GOOD CON
IL dition. Address T. W., box So. Call Branchs
goo GOOD 4-DRAwER DOMESTIC SEW.
u ~. ing machine 9391a Mission ST. IA 3t*
EoR SALE-AN OLD MASTER VIOLIN IN EX.
cellent condition. ". box IS, Call Branch. 10 re
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IMPORTED JACkET
ID less than one-third OF its value. n. j.. box
l0i. Call Branch once. mrl2 3ts
CoU TIERS. SHELVING, STokE-FIXTUREs.
" Showcases of all kinds bought and sold; store
aud offce-nttng specially. 1891 Folsom. fe6 If
LoR SALE-CAMERA. 7xs, AND VOIGT-
L lander detectives. Inquire drugstore, corner
kearny and sacramento. mr9 6t*
OAR AND STORE FIXTURES TO ORDER
ID less than secondhand ISL second ST. felb II
UNTERs, SHELVING, SHOWCASES
~ bought and sold. 1923 Market bet 9TH ana 9Th
COLUMBUS TOP BUGGY, IN GOOD ORDER,
y SO. Address c. T.. box 81, this ONCE. fe3 Il
ONE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE-SIZE
" fire and burglar proof safe. 22l, 1913 Mkt. 8 tt
CHoWCASES, BAR. STORE OFFICE FIX
y lures. Scheerer's Pioneer Store, 25 lOth.13 I'm
SECONDHAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS
~ shafti1g, pulleys betting water pipes etc,
de4u MCINTOSH wOLPMAN. lS7 Beais st
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w ANTED-CooK, sos: COOK. $50: PASTRY
W cook as second, S35. HOTEL GAZETTE,
420 kearny.
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"a ANTED-SCANDINAVI OR GERMAN
w seamstress and second girl, $25: German.
Swedish and irish cooks, S25 aud $50; rrotes-
tant second girls, 500: chambermaid assist wait
ing hotel, $40, aud others. j. +. CROSETT CO.,
3l2 Sutrer St
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MINEW. THE COOK. AND WIFE. CALL EAR.
wi ly: cook and wife for camp. $50. r. I. WARD
e CO. kn2 and 6l0 CLAY. I
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L'IRST-CLASS SEAMSTRESS WISHES TO GO
i out by the day 81 per day, take work
home at very reasonable prices; all kinds of white
sewing; children's dresses and ladies' wrappers a
speciality Call or address 507 Bu hanan street,
room 3. mrl3 3tf
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FEM ALE BELP WANTED.

COOK AND LAUNDREss, COUNTRY, $50; 4
" homework girls, &15; waitress and kitchen
girl. $40; waitress. $40. G. r. HANSEN 81 CO.,
ITO GearY steel
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WASHER WHO UNDERSTANDS RUNNING
w Troy machine, country hotel, $35 and fire.
fare; woodehoppers, long job. c. r. HANSEi
q CO., 10 Geary ST.
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0O6O COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE: BAR
snZOU. gain this day. MCLAUGHLIN d co.
20 3 Kearny st.
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IA ANTED-A SITUATION ny A MIDDLE
" aged woman experienced housekeeper;
good COOK, or take care OF an invalid objection
to the country. Call or address at 224 Seventh
street. mrl3 81
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MAN AND WIFE, AS WELL AS THE GILL
vi dren are pleased with picturesque Califor-
MIA" There has never been pnbllshed anything
about California that can equal il in an artistic
way. See advertisement on an other page tel6 u
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QITE PARTNER WANTED; LIGHT AND
I'D u. pleasant inside work giving steady
employment; clearing $65 to $50 per month to
each will suit any one wanting nice, clean. legit
mate paying business; mast be willing TO work
and make himself generally useful: no night or
Sunday work: business easily learned: see to-day
GEO. STEWART ~ son, 632 Market st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ENGINE WANTED-I6 OR 10 INCH DIANE
IL ter, IL to al inch stroke: must be i'll Al WORK
Ing order comparatively new: state price, weight.
size OF fywheel and bandwheel: full particulars.
Address Engine. box 1877. Call Branch. mrl3 3t*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15
RIVER NEWS.

The Modoc will be up tonight,
The Eugene arrived down today
from upper river points aud proceeded
on 10 Portland,
The Allona arrives up from Portland
this afternoon al 8'45 and proceeds on
70 Independence,
The liver Is again rapidly falling,
registering seven feet above low water
mark this morning.
The Alice A, arrived from lndepend-
enoe this morning at 1880 aud on the
return trip left for Independence at
1916.
steamer ii0ag comes down from
Harrisburg this evening, She will take
onbl bales of hops AT Salem for polpls
0n the Great Northern,
improvements are being made ip The
oiliee Al the %, H. A n dock, a parll'
ton through the old 0flioe makes two
rooms, one of which ls converted lplo
= meat little Office for ihe egent, q M,
Powers, while the other bali viii be
converted lplo eomfqTlable welilnR
Foom which vii he very mach apprer
slated Wy lhe patrons oi ibis oQnl-
pany
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PERSONALS.

John Hughes made visit to Albany
t)day.
Mrs. w. Z. Lord is at Portland for a
f,w days.
A Blosser went to Hubbard this
afternoon on business.
Mrs. Chas. Reely returned this
afternoon from Albany.
Landlord A. 1. Wagner returned
from Portland this morning.
DR.. II. Smith is in Portland, goir G
Town on the morning train.
J,O. Bozorth was among the passen.
gers for the metropolis this morning.
VIM. Harder, travelling freight
agent for the Great Northern, was in
5he city today. coming down from Eu-
gene on the overland this morning.
san. Watkins, of Salem. Was in the
,ity Wednesday. Mr. Watkins was q
tesident of this city some fifteen years
ago. Independence Enterprise.
Hon. Phi. Metschan is in Portland
to spend Sunday with Mrs. M. who is
itill at the hospital. Her health is
r ;Grted improving.
Mr. Znn of Salem is arranging to
,peu up "a chop house in the building
Drmerly occupied by H. Nj. Lines on
L a Df Mai EIpanf nHinini n %
e. B. Berg's furniture stOre.-Indepen.
dence Enterprise.
Rv. G.. f. KlieW er and Evangelist
Rlnde have returned from Willard
where they have been holding revival
meetings. Rev. r ,nde left this morn
ng for Jefferson for the purpose of con-
lucting protracted meetings at that
place
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Ap H0TEL WILLAMRprE.

some whist games at Hotel VII
lanette the past week haYs Engaged
such talented gentlemen As OK Mar
shal BARN, Judge Wolyert0p, John q
Wright, (who baye been dubbed the
champion 0f Oregon, lspd the msmber,
Of the State Board of Equalization
who stop at the house The ladies VIII,
formed q hapd were Mrs,A, !, Wegasr
Miss Annie Wagner, MIS-, Wolyerton
Mrs, Julius Wagpeg, " hap Brsnoiseo
spd Mas Jordan, of Portland, lfspy
one imsglpes ihess ladies and genile
men do not play = selsptiho game
they are mistskep,
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ST. JOsEPHIs BAzAAR.

The Bazaar now bel ng conducted by
the ladies Of st. Joseph's society closes
this evening. 1t was open all day and
meals were served to many from the
country who cOuld not come In even.
ings. The distribution of articles ia
ticket holders takes place this evening.
There was large crowd out last even
Ing. About one hundred took Ia the
oyster supper presided oyer by Mrs.
Limerick, The musical, singing and
literary program consisted Of either
duet by Prof. Dopplemaier and his
wife, music by the asylum orchestrs,
mandolin trio by Measrs. Hall, Smith,
and Ford, piano and elariOnet duet by
Miss Martin and Mr. POppa. Miss
Lena BenOit sang beautifully and
Richard Rlely's baritone solo. Prof
Rodgers on the violin, Miss Kght
linger's singing aud Miss Davis In reci-
tation were all very good.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

A GOOD MOvE.-The "Fair" store,
conducted by O. p. Dabney, has been
moved to 274 Commercial street, oppo-
ste Strong's restaurant, where ample
room is afforded to accommodate the
large stock. In the show window is
a mechanical duck that attracts great
attention, and the decorations consist
largely of holiday goods, toys, hand
kerchiefs, taucy goods, towels, linen,
ibbons, and large stock of substan-
dals that are desirable for Christmas.
rhe prices are astonishing to everyone,
as little money can there be made to
20 good ways.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

Mss, phss. WolgeFi9p leiufps flapl
. bTlsf Ylsli ~ Albany sunday
lbvre gill ~ = boz suppeg n
squirrel lilll seb00l hopas lbls eYenlas
Qp phrlsimRs plshl Gas tliie w.
eheslls pleys ieg . apllllslg ball ~ lipb
bard
tbs old pmsQnlsg Whlsl plpb, N
sAleal peels STA Als. kpssne hlsy
nlaH Menasy hYsnlpg
Mlss AQlne flaebAel ~ ~
efanas plegonl y lhs Hpssi W lbi
Alsses plslsblepi ~ ilV Hleb sllesi
AZ ihe Qll Falks Wblsl $40 az
Apl Als y Aplphy n n nlaas saa
Me- WAYellepl bels eH cas- nlsl
rllfps
Mis- ldHpis iFwls > pepglsl yessl
society lhgbl " lhf espllsl aly u
hQmf liaR isq mVnlNs Ylsli slil
lglpuas u llllgslil W.
NF iphp u NHsbi 4 fspselsa
haWs bem > ylFll ~ hfl teplf W.
nHNhl lbs plelelf pbsHlplps ~ NJ
NinN Ylllf
liep rbll Nslsebaa spg hlss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

FAf AZ halem Fndly, Dsasmleg
"a 1874 Miss May Fsy, dauRhie,
~ AllebAel Pssi ~ hi Louis
Deceased sss lll shout ibres gssks
lbe fesuli Ola serious eold The mu
elal WI isAs place III ht Lqpls 500
lay shsfpeQp
fAithtli AZ COS btsie lnssDe Asy
iuWl lssewhsl N, 1904 Ms, Anui,
FAlkpl sked sh4vl W ypslp
Nseeassl bias plslsl llglpR N Rslsw
sNl lplpilgps ~ lose Thf lpmsll
seis bvlIlfd ~ hplsl Is mslely
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15
rur ,trN,s LEAGUE SOCIAL.

THE MES's LEAGUE SOCIAL.
The mems league Of the Preshyierlan
church gave its first social and supper
at the church parlors last Tuesday
evening which was highly entertain
ing and in every way success. The
rooms were tastefully decorated with
ivy.
The program commenced shortly al
ter O'Clock, the first number being a
quartette by the big Four" which
was composed of the following named
gentlemen: Messrs. Bronson. Bishop,
Barker and Bozorth. One of the men,
bars failing to arrive in time, this
number was rendered later In the
evening. A recitation by the Mott
Bros, was we'll rendered and desig-
mated good moral.
The next number was au instrumen-
tai duet by II. p. Keller and Clyde l..
Keller, which was ably rendered aud
received hearty encore from the au-
dlence. The "Big Four" being pres
ent, were next to appear. They sang
"The Evening Bells all voices blend
ing in perfect harmony. Being heart
lily encored they returned and sang
"Juanita" which was warmly ap.
plauded. Rev. A. T.. HutehlsOn next
gave an excellent reading of "Huw
Ruby Played" which pleased the de
lighted audience very much.
Prot. Kruse's solo showed careful
practice and was perfectly rendered
holding the undivided attention of the
entire audience. Owing to the un-
avoidable absence OF Mr.. Woodruff, the
advertised duet of Messrs. GiIe and
Woodruff was omitted. Deacon
Lambs Donation" was ably handled
by Master Mott, who is becoming an
excellent elocutionist. The next was
vocal solo, "The Shippers of st.
Ives" by p. H. Raymond which was
warmly applauded.
The entertainment for the evening
was closed by the lend men," In this
number the bones were ratified with
perfect time to very difficult music.
Upon being heartily encored they re-
turned aud rendered another difficult
piece AS acceptably as the first. This
number was pronounced by the audi
ence to be the hest number of the pro-
gram.
After the program the audience re-
paired to the adjoining room to par
take of the 'men's supper" The men
did the cooking, waited OF the tables,
r,ndered the program, aud did every
thing themselves, the ladies and the
remain der of the audience, doing just
ice to he cooking.
The league Is composed of about
thirty of the leading men of the church
and is in a fiourishing condition. Be
tween three and four hundred persons
partook of the supper and the league
cleared $52.l5. 1t is to be hoped an
other like entertainment will be given
in the near future.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer in Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock of
Brushes of all Kinds in the
State. Artists Materials, s.ine,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

A FINE CONCERT the evening
of January Is, there will be given al
the NJ. e. chnrch an historical musical
entertainment by Chevalier Antoine
de Konske. Aside from his magnih-
cent renditions on the piano the cheva-
ier will give historical "reminiscences
of the pieces he plays. His former en-
tertainment will be remembered by all
who heard him last summer and a
good audience is expected. The boys
Of Willamette university are pushing
the entertainment and the proceeds
will go towards their gymnasium fund.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

Julia Metschaa are at Portland, at
tending Mrs. Metschan, who Is feeling
sone better under new form Of treat.
nianl.
"A iadies' class in athletics, will be
feature of the new Willamette Univer-
sity gymnasium. There is u growing
demand for athletic exercises for
women.
There will Christmas tree at Sun
ny side on Christmas night. This is an
annual custom with the good people of
lat neighborhood, and they will do 1t
up brown.
AT the Y. NJ. g. A. entertainment
December 17th. Monday evening, Miss
Blown, professor of elocution at Will
llmette university, will read several
selections She is a master of the art
of dramatic expression.
The week has been devoid of all
social excitement, except the church
fairs and entertainments. The ap-
proach of the holidays prec udes private
parties to any large extent, while the
Inaugural ball is gradually shaping up.
Mrs. II. A. Dearborn, Mrs. Scott
Ijozorth and child are at Portland, for
week. They went via the Altoona.
Next week Mr.. aud Mrs. Bozorth will
pay his brother, NJ. b. Bozorth, visit at
Astoria.
Prof. Little is arranging ball to be
given Christmas night, at the Reed,
music by Parsons orchestra, of Port
land. 1t is for the professors dancing
class and friends, and will be grand
affair.
"A large number of ladies attended
the first Y. M C.A.exhlbition of parlor
baseball and handball, on Monday
evening, and found it quite interesting.
The attendance of ladies on the athletic
exercises Is growing.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M.
G. A., have al interesting entertain
ment program for Monday evening.
Musical and literary exercises are pro-
vided. The society has about $25 more
to raise towards their subscription fund.
MIS-. Helen s. Wilson, mother of
Mrs. e. B. Philbrook, who has been
an attendant at the insane asylum in
firmary for over two years, is Off on a
leave of absence to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Ingham, of Dunsmuir, Cal.
She will be absent about a month.
Mrs. Chas. Rely returned from
Albany today. The papers there speak
in glowing terms of her talent as an
Dickens carnival this week. Mrs.
Rely has reason to feel very proud of
her first appearance outside Of her
home city, where she is always popular.
Dillon PlamondOn, who was lime
teen years old, was given party
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
Mary Plamondon. his aunt, assisted by
her daughter, Miss Addie PlamondOn.
A number OF his Willamette university
fellow students were present and were
received In a very pleasant manner
The Peake Sisters entertained by
the Ladies'Aid Society of the First Con-
gregational church, was a great success.
A house crowded TO standing room,
witnessed the cOmical presentation of
an old style church parlor entertain.
ment. The ladies' aud gentlemen who
" WV
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

Mackintoshes at greatly reduced
prices, at the New York Racket,to close
out stock. Come and get them cheap,
while you need them. d Ia 2t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

In NEW QuARTERs. !, J., Mitchell
a Co., the Insurance apd ticket agents,
have given up their ONCE Ia the Hol-
man block and are now comfortably
anscO nseed IN new aud tidy quarters
at No, $40 Commercial street, where
they will be glad 10 meet old aud new
friends alike,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15
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lAflkWelis lhf hlinffp AAi llFfl InNfs
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15
viii Pay You.
Cottage for Sale.

A new six room cottage on Twelfth
and Mission streets. Inquire Of j. e
Baker, Goodale's lumber yard. IL IT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15
NOTICE.

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

A MAYFLOWER RELIO.-At tbs
Forefather's banquet 10 be held at the
Willamette, December n, there will
be on exhibition an old copper Tea
kettle which was brought over Ia the
Mayhower. IL was the property Of
GOV Bradford, aud is owned by one Of
his decendants IN this city,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

THE BIGGEST YET.-The grand's
stock of handkerchief and muffiers OF
all kinds ever IN Salem. At the
PALACE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

In the world Of leavening agents DR..
Prices Baking Powder stands alone for
-,erfect purity. 1t is the only baking
powder free from adulterations.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

li04l's pllls egif gll lffg llls. hll lus
,l' lsyg9ls lNlls'sllepl slpA hlsa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

WF AEYRR hRAg, QihsrBlse we
would iell you h0g mapy gallons ~
that pure whiie LARD Va sQld lssl gsek
Mulgow a sleuslon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

CLEARANcE SALE.-Including dress
goods and woolens Of all kinds, to re-
duce stock before invoicing. This Is
worthy of your close consideration.
THE PALACE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

Just plpeh " d. Pregs Rsklpl
Powder Rualpniefs, pure, light, whole
some Rpd pslsiable food
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

ToMoRRow - lhe day 20 come q
our lunch oounleF a. say HAS end geI
q good square meal foF Only 10 eepis
Cheapest lp lhe olly New fork kil.
ehep
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15

fepeg llsie lispls, N flsbp,sl
llseta al,is
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-15
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