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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
SAyTA FE RECEIVERSHIP.
THE MOVEMENT TO REMOVE MEssRs. WALKER
WILSON AND MCooK.

THE MOVEMENT TO REMOVE MEssRs. WALKER
WILSON AND McooK.
tIo, Snrings ~ NJ, Aug. 1l.-An important meet
ing Of railroad officials is now In progress here
The nartIcipants are A,dace F. Walker, receiver
and D. b. Robinson. vlce-president OF the roads or
the Atchson system: George r. Peck general sole
itor. G. n Sterry general attorney OF the Atlantic
and Pacific Edward Kenna. attorney OF the St
Iouis and San Francisco; ". A. Bssel. assistant
freight traffic manager OF the SYSTEM w. X Gillett,
general auditor: W. II. Rossnton. attorney OF the
Union Trust Company; w W. Green. attorney OF
the Mercantile Trust Company. and C. s. Gleei,
director of the Atchison and Atlantic and Pacific
road. Nessrs Noble, of st. Louis. and Jennings 81
New-York attorneys for Atlantic and Pacific bond.
holders are expected here tonight. The purpose or
the meeting Is TO prepare for a hearing OF the ap-
nlicaton of the Atlantic and Pacifc bondhoders Tor
separate receiver OF the Atlantic and Pacific road
This hearing occurs Monday at Albuquerque before
Judge Collier Federal Judge with jurisdiction In
New Mexico. II Judge Collier su.tans the apphca-
ton he can only appoint receiver for about one
hundred and nifty miles in Mexico. II would
then remain TO be seen II the Judge In Arizona
would consent to dismiss the present receivers
Walker McCook and Wison-and appoint new ones.
The complaint OF the bondholders as set our In the
affidavit OF Committeeman Bargs. of New-fork. IL
Pacific proper proportions OF through rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
SUNDAY BASEBALL GAMES.

Chicago Aug u-Iousvie played spend'n oan
to-day and Chicago had no easy time defeating the
tal-enders. Cunningham was In splendid shape anu
the home team could get only four hHs OH nnn'
wild pitch. passed ball. base on wiaes ana
o.Rren.s error let in two runs in the third inning
The sharp feIiing on both sides and EVENTS SPLEEN
did hating were the chief features Grliltn was III
dne fettie and kept the visitors hits nicely scat
tered Cunringhams two-bagger TO iefI ana OUT
and F.yeritt's poor throw TO nrst let III LOUISVILLE
only tally Attendance 1900. The score;
(,.,~o .........l 0 o Ks
louisville ...........-........V " " v VI
p..h,,s c,,cago 4 Louisville ;. Errors-Chcago J.
,s..ii. 2 Raterla~-Cun birmingham and Warner. Grif
nth and Donohue. Umpire-O Day
Cincinnati. Aug. l.-To-days game was smuggling
80, ,h,,e q lasted In the first half Of the sew
sn,h inning n storm came up and the game was
caiiad the score being a tie. Attendance 1900 The
g, nn,s ''..................-..O y ~
Cincinnati s. ST. Louis TO-
~ Louis & Batteres-Ehret. klssengen ana olteh'
parrot Dryer and Vaughn. Umpire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
ODDS and ENDS OF POLI11CN
,, SArn TO RE WATCHING HIS FENCES.

PLATT SAID TO BE WATCHlN" HE H-'Oi''
The politicians who journeyed to Manhattan neacn
yesterday to see Thomas {. fia't nau '"en -.
e.. o,ht Mr patt who has been staying at
,ha or,a,,al Hotel at the Beach, was nowhere 10
be found Yesterday. The clerks said that he had
not been at the hotel since last Friday some
as,ue politicians thought they had been deceived
and waited around. but he did not appear he
supposl;ion was that Mr.. Platt was ei'her II, Dos
NewF,gland Railroad Of which he Is one or the re-
ceiyers or else he was somewhere up the state
looking after his fences With Cogsesha'a ana
Rainss IN b,s hands he has couple OF hard fights
and some thought that he might De LOOKING over
Among the Republicans at the hotel were Att rd
neyAGeneral T. Z. Hancock, or Syracuse' ,anes
Belden and others No conferences OF noe we ~
held, and in fact It seemed to De SOFT u OH VII
Gay for political news.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12

out In 2l6t 217h and 2I7ls Rannee. ?:Zt p are
gianne 22il and the PAGER l. S. Bond z;Is Xx;aik-
other good ones that have developed speed !" "
er's hands this season. ..xa that
The five year-old horse Arena by AlcahtWai"ik nox
was trained at the Gutenberg track BY j. w. rranj
has won two fast races In the West since the nlr
Circuit opened. At Freeport he defeated ram in
Rockrfeller's Maud c.. 2:l04. and lot OF otne, a,
straight heats trotting in 2i4 2l3 and 22 ana a,
Toe the following week he bsa, another 6's being
the contending horse Norther reversed the VeIuio'
at Norris IL. last week. DETECTING Arena n ,rena
heat race After the contest Mr.. Knox SOLD hit.a
10 George Browne. representing Senator McMina"'
of Michigan. for 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
LOCAL TEAMS A DISAPPOINTMENT

THEY HAVE SLIGHT CHANCE OF WINNING THE
PENNANT-B BALTIMORE OR BOSTON WILL
PROBABLY GAIN THE PRIZE.
The NewYork and Brooklyn teams continue their
erratic careers and their friends grow more disap-
pointed each day Neither team has been playing
In championship FORM and 1t is beginning to look as
II neither would do 50. There are now just seven
weeks more Of the championship season left. and the
local teams occupy eighth and ninth positions In the
race for the League pennant. 1t seems pity that
such things should be in cities where good baseball
ia 80 readily recognized and enthusiastically sup
ported. A.. A., v.,,
From now to the close of the season the New-fork
team has about forty games 10 play. and, TO come
anywhere near the front. the local players VIII have
TO win practically all OF these games, something no
sane man expects them TO do Clever critics predict
that the real race for the pennant Will De between
The Baltimore and Boston teams. The Cleveland and
Pittsburg teams are making a pucky fight at pres
emit but the Weserners have another Eastern trip TO
make which necessarily counts against tneir
chances OF capturing the coveted trophy baitimore
is showing what well-managed team can accom-
plish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
NORTHERN PACIFIC REORGANIZATION.

Chicago. Aug IA dispatch to a morning paper
from Spokane. Wash. SAYS: Senator Sanders. or
Montana. is along the line OF the Northern Pacific
organizing the forces friendly to the Ives faction
and preparing aid In resisting the reorganization
scheme He says the road has fallen into the hands
OF lot Of politicians. VINO are preparing 10 turn
II to j. j. Hill. In order TO feather their own
nests He Is In warm sympathy with the move
ment TO the present receivers. and II IL init
mated that he would decline to accept position
successor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12

| Miss Addie Sullivan. Rich
mond. Va.
HOFFMAN.
II. Harris. Chicago.
G. w. Harrison. lndianaD-
oils.
r. NJ. Hudson. Houston.
l.. II. Cochran. Allegheny.
A. G. Dietrich. Allegheny.
kB. w. Mack. Milwaukee.
J. w. Gimbel. Chicago.
q. Gumpeitz. San Fran
cisco.
HOLLAND.
d. NJ. Hough 4 wife. RocA.
ester.
]. G.. White. Baltimore.
+. J. Patterson. Chicago.
ID. J. Mcmahon q wife. CHI
cago.
II: Nelsn = wife. DOVE
PlainA
F.. wainwright. ~. Louis.
IL. S. Tucket. Minneapolis
NORAfANpIE.
l.. Nearing. Morris NyWs
Penn.
p. L. Parsons. Detroit.
A. J. Manner, Detroit.
4, E; Marvin & wife. Hart
r. Rice, Albany.
C. +. Angel. Providence.
). X. Harter & wife. TROY
! PARK AVENUE.
A. NJ. Billings. Chicago
J. &. Murray. st. Paul.
J. NJ. Stevenson, Roches0.
J. Clark. Colorado
II. c. Dalhey. Philadelphia.
T. J. Hart wllliamsp"re
C. Johnson. Boston.
". n. Chaplin, TicondefoR
ST. JAMES.
: T. ID. Perkins Il wife. Wash
ington.
/. Miss Perkins Washington.
II. Nikens. Washington.
= J. IL. Converse. Baltimore.
Mrs. +. Converse. BaltimorA
, Miss T.. Converse. Baltimore
y. II. Mcnamara. Oswego
:! srURTEvANT.
Albert Dillon. Newark.
W. II. Smith. Philadelphia.
J. ID. Maddox. Savannah.
: J. Bracket. BinRhamton.
q. +. Prentiss. New-LondoA,
: G.. G. French. Milwaukee.
|. Baldwin. Kansas City.
A. A. Van Buren, d win
Louisville.
WESTMINSTER.
w. A. Hull. Scranton.
J. Mailon. Havana.
J. Goulding. Northampton,
England.
r. Mas a wife. Cincinnati
r. q. Anderson. Philadel-
!. phia.
Miss J. r. Foote. Philadea-
}, phia.
T. NJ. Coulter. Los Angeles.
Or. Cleft. Manchester. Eng.
land.
l. Mrs. Houston. Belfast. Ire
land.
IT. Good. Eewburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12

ASTOR.
w. A. Sampson. Chicago.
J. c. Franell. Wilkesbarre.
W. A. Goodman. Cincin'
natl.
W. o. Horton. Albany.
j. &. Tigners. Richmond,
Va.
c. T. Hopkins and wife,
W. B. Tyler. Virginia.
o. Renter. Baltimore.
+. X. Greene. Washington.
BRUNSWICK.
r. II. Langley. Washing
ton.
c. Cumberland. Baltimore.
]. f. Follansbee, Mexico.
w. w. Dimond, Honolulu.
f. ]. Drought. Richmond
Va.
8. c. johnson. Sc. Louis.
g. c. Arnold. 81. Louis.
Or. W. s. Bickham. New
Orleans.
EVERETT.
r. r. Graham. Columbus
Ohio.
]. A. Miller & wife. Read
F. 4. Curtis, Waterbury.
:. Taylor & wife. Hartford
Mrs. II. F.. Reddington
Waterville. Me.
Mrs. c. T.. BuIow. Charles
ton, 3. C..
J. Wood. Toronto.
w. II. Seward. Chicago.
The Rev. J. p. Cannon
Connecticut.
W. +. Davis. Albany.
The Rev. J. II. George. 81
Louis.
GILSEY.
Mrs. J. f. Steadman. Au
burn.
J. +. seaver & wife. Bos
e. w. Babcock. Pontiac
III.
T. l.. Walsh. City OF Mex
leo.
Mrs. Il. s. Wright. Kansa
CITY.
Mrs. I. d'Isay, Kansas City
J. y. Kelly. Troy.
GRAND UNION.
@. II. Auder & wife. o.
+. I. Parmenter. Ganar
oque. Canada.
A. @. Coulton. Cleveland.
c. II. Lacey. Blnghamtop.
T. u. O'Brien. Holyoke.
W. Hope II wife. London.
W. II. McGilluray * Wifi
Chicago.
s. Meyers. Schenectady.
GRAND.
J. u. Rector & wife. Dallal
q. Il. Robinson. Cleveland.
J. W. Compton 4 wifi
Evopeysfle
Miss NJ. Page. Indianapolis
Miss II. Mckee. Versailles
Miss N. sullivan. Ricl
mond. Va.
3. Y. Sullivan. Richmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Brooklyn vs. Philadelphia, at Eastern fark' BROOKLYN
Baltimore VS.. New-York at Baltimore
Boston va Washington at Boston,
Cleveland VS.. St. Louis. at Cleveland.
Cincinnati vs. Pittsburg. at Cincinnati.
Louisville w. Chicago, at Louisville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
TWO STEPHANIE INCIDENTS

THE CUTTER Is SOLD TO FRENCHMAN md
THE PRINCESS PRESENTS CUP TO THE
ROYAL ALBERT YACHT CLUB.
Ryde, Isle OF Wight. Aug. 1.-THE twenty-rator
cutter Stephane. owned by Prince Batthyany-
Strattmann has been sold to a Frenchman. and left
Cowes for Hayre last night. She has been scratched
from all her English engagements.
Princess Stephane, widow OF the late Crown
Prince Rudolph OF Austria. has presented TO the
Royal Albert Yacht Club cup. which will be sailed
for the first time on Thursday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
HORSE SHOW AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA " Y, Aug. 1.-THE Albany County
Club will give it's annual open-air Horse snow
- vvooa,awn Oval this village. Wednesday ana
Thu,sdsv afternoons August q and e. An eiao-
crate programme has been arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
AMERICAN CANOISTS IN CAMP.

THE MEMBERS OF THE Association GATHERING
ALONG LAKE CHAMPLAIN
Hotel Champlan. Clinton County. y. Y, Aug II
(SpeclaD THE camp OF the American Canoe Asso-
citation has begun TO take definite organization.
The shed is directly north OF the headquarters
tents and most excellent meals served there.
About one-third OF a mile further northward. in
a dense grove OF pines. Is the ladies' camp. The
Vesper Club. OF Lowell. Is at the extreme south
OF the camp. which stretches along tho lake front
about thrce-Quarters OF a mile. Between the Vesper
Camp and the headquarters there only
struggling tents. and the whole space will he occu-
pied by the middle OF the week. There not as
many arrivals to-day had been expected. but
many are looked for on Monday and Tuesday. The
religious services this afternoon short by
furious storm OF wind and rain. but damag
done the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
MADE A NEW SWIMMING RECORD.

Milwaukee. Wis. Aug. Il.-George Whitaker. OF
the Milwaukee Rowing Club. broke the worlds
swimming record for eighty yards yesterday. He
swan the distance In 80 seconds. Just one second
faster than the previous record of j. II. Haggerty.
i3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12

The contest for the cricket championship OF New
York is assuming an Interesting phase as the
games played last week produced a tie between
three clubs for the lead. great deal will depend
upon the meeting Of the Manhattan and Staten Isl
and clubs at Livingston next Saturday, for II the
Islanders win the game they stand the best cha
OF finishing first. The following are the records:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12

London. Aug. 1.-THE Chronicle" will tomorrow
print leader on the coming for the Americas
cup In which II will say:
The contest will inevitably be very close. and we
certain that II will be conducted both sides
with sport smanship and scrupulous consideration.
equal 10 the enthusiasm it provokes No English
vessel has ever had such good chance OF victory
before and. we believe sincerely hope. that
the cup this time will come back. II II comes
hack il will stay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
ZIMMERMAN IN PARTS.

Paris. Aug. IA. A. Zimmerman. the American
bcycst. who IL under contract TO ride In races In
Australia arrived here yesterday. He will take
no part in any race during his stay. and on Friday
will sail from Naples for Australia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
GUESTS At LEADING HOTELS.

The proprietors OF several of the leading hotels
were asreeabiy surprised yesterday by the number
of guests who registered. The influx OF Southern
ers to the North still continues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
IT IS A FACT e. e: : ss'i. Is
OF any other kind; thus It's cheaper as well as ~
very much better. Prepared BY dermatologist
JACOBS DECLINED PATROL DUTY.
RESIGNED FROM THE FORCE RATHER THAN Puz
ON A UNIFORM AGAIN.

ON UNIFORM AGAIN.
Former Detective-Sergeant Charles Jacobs. OF tho
Central Office. when all the other members Of the
bureau were put back TO patrol duty. was assigned
to the Kingsbridge station. He has had vacation
Of twelve days Last night he was 10 report at
Kingsbridge for patrol duty at O'Clock. He re-
ported and handed TO Captain Schmittberger his
resignation from the force. lie did not 90 on ouy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
COL WArrERsON ON THE THIRD TENN

Chicago Aug IA dispatch TO a Hor"Ns pap
from Detroit. Mich. says: Coiohei i'''' -
son. ~ Tousv,l,e was in the city yesterday In
an interview on general political topics, he SAID
Il have M idea president Cleveland considers 'he
hope o. another nomination. but If by any conca,e-
nation Of miracles Mr.. Cleveland should Dc .''s
Nominee. ne would not carry a county III '"e aman,
States. There never Drawer ii'oie ,or
little band than the immortal 80" VINO ''oo1 -
oiant In that historic convention a. never 10
b erased that a third term Is repughaanI' reneat.
Ssons OF the United States ie ,he Country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
REFUSED TO INDORsE CLEVELAND.

REFUSED TO INDORsE ClIENEhA->D
Louisville KY. Aug. 1.-THE DemociH"v ,s,,u,e
vention OF jefferson County Exclusive OF
Which met at the Court House yesterua'' e,rrn
70 declare for sound money. resoIu'oi.
ing the Chicago platform Of 1892 ana inc N, .as
'~m, and indorsing Cleveland ana 'a,''' eN.o the
"oled by a vote Of Is to IS. This was De'o
domination Of W. II. Rasland for the Legislature
RSsn refused have the resolution sesTe Himself
asand has steadfsstly refused 10 dee n,,rd money
the general belief that he Is FOR soui rner
-1a VIII vote for either McCreary or bu0""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12

The following runs for August have been posted
by the Montcair Wheemen: August lS-Garfeld
p. m; August lS-lawn party Of Nutley Wheel
men. s D. m: August 1910 sewaren. for salt
water DIP. a. m: August 22-Excursion TO Green
wood Lake. with A. &. &. OF New-Jersey: Angus
g5-Informal run to Coney Island; August 2s-Water
melon 10 Caldwell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12

The Prospect Wheelmen. Of Brooklyn, have ar
ranged the following club runs: August lS-To Kos
lyn. s a. m. August 25-To Panheld via Totten
Vile. m: August 81 to September 2-Annua
picnic run to Tyrrel Lake and Poughkeepsie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12
JAMES FAST THIRD HEAT.

Another New-York horseman who has done well
at the New England meetings IL Ben Walker.
Although Western man. Walker is now reckoned
as a Newly orker having trained string OF horses
for William Kelly and Thomas Smith. OF this city.
at the old Gutenberg racetrack last spring About
the best thing in Walkers string Is the hve-year-
old mare Jane. by Mike Agan. 2l94. out OF Flight
By Hambletonian Downing She was formerly
owned by Charles y. Reed. Of Erie Penn. and was
shown By him at the last National Horse Show. At
that time she had never won a heat. and was ell.
rible 10 the three-m!nue class. Last saturday. az
Portland Walker drove her a third heat IN liza.
but she was in high society and lost the race Al
the end OF six heat contest. Thomas Smith s the
owner Of this fas, young mare. She Is entered IN
the 230 stake race TO b. trotted at the f1eetwoou
Grand Circuit meeting. and on her Portland FORM
abe viii be hard one TO beat. Mr.. Harley's fsiec-
trio Coin, by Eectioneer finished second 10 Jane IN
her fast mile at Portland Ernsie. four o.
Ally by Wilkes Boy began the campaign IN WAX.
ers hands with mark OF 2:2s AT Portland, last
Tnursday. she won two heats from HOMEWORK IN
e.l7iL and 2l6i.. and the conending trotter IN
nearly every heat OF the seven which were re-
nuired TO decide the race. A fortnight carrier she
lad given Lynne Bel good argument over the
same track. winning q heat and then forcing MN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12

Until recently the best OF feeling existed between
the Brooklyn Bicycle Club and the South Brooklyn
Wheelmen. but the suggestion that the two clubs
consolidate. which emanated from the Brooklyn
Bicycle Club has stirred up hornets nest. caused
by harsh things published in the club paper
OF that club. Now neither club will discuss con-
soldation, and considerable i-feelng exists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12

Cyclists desiring 10 Join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information and
blanks by sending name and address TO the Cycling
Editor, New-York Tribune.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
The School Elections

II. 7. Bruce Was elect 4 school d.
rector at Salem, receiving 5sj VOTE.
against S. tor l.. ID. Henry, SCAT,
ing vote.
At the armory in the third ward H.
following ladies voted: Mn. f.. NJ
Vandervort, Mrs. J. r. sharp, NJ, s
Il. Ramp, Mrs. John ssy4se, Jf.. Mr
NJ. +. Merrill, Mrs Alice Jau,s. "
Mary Jory, Mrs. NJ. J. scrher, Mr.. J
J. Royal, Mrs. J. r. Witteu. IT,,
judges 10 this case were Senator Alorz
Gesner, Rev. WIN. Manning aud Il
w. Carey.
AZ Portland j A. strowbrdge wsf
elected school director by 75O mejorit,
over ID. =. Thompson. The question
Of tolls on bridges aeross the Wlllsm.
ette river WAS decided ia favor Of no
tolls.
The election at Portland was quite
Significant, As Thompson had the sup.
port Of the old machine politicians.
while strowbrldge represented the new
deal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
Another House RobbsrH.

Between and Q O'Clock last even
lng. during the absence Of the family,
the residence off. NJ. Townsend, at
l30 High street, was entered by burg
lar who ransacked the house thor
oughly. Entrance 10 the house was
gained by climbing through = bedroom
window. Among the articles taken
are; A black coat, almost new . pair Of
pants92 50 and two 25-eeat gold pieces,
keepsAkes Of Mrs. ToEnsend; two gold
rings and two pocket books oontalDing
800 Gf stock 10 the Oregon Hedge com
pany and 800 worth Of notes aud other
valuable papers that are Of no value %
the burglar. A tramp whO called yes
tsrday morning for something 10 eat IL
supposed 10 bs the guilty party. He IL
about ~ years Of age and should be be
ssen BY MF. Townsend OF bIs son. AT.
thur. would he recognized Immediately.
IL certainly looks ~ II the present 20
lice forcs are not able 20 rid the capt
tai city of this class Of visitors. With
an Additionai man . great many of
thsss Fobbsriss, which are getting 10 bs
an every day Occurrences. could be pre-.
vented.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
Don't Put it OF

The necessity Of spiing medicine Il
Iis1e Of year In which 10 purify the
blood, 90 restore the lost appetite and
TO build up the entIFe o Stem, as the
body is DOW peculiarly susceptible tO
benefit from medicine. Tie great pop
ularity attained by Hoods 5aFsapaTiila
owing 10 its real merit snd Its remark
able success. has established II a. the
very best medicine 10 take IN the
spring. IL cures scrofula, salt rheum,
aud all bumors, billoUsness, dyspepsia,
headache, kidney aud liver complaints,
eatarrh and sll affections caused OF
promoted by low state Of the system or
impure blood. Don't pat IL off, but
take HoOd's SaFssparilla now. Il will
do you good.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
PERSONALS.

Mx. }. NJ. Kyle vent TO Portland
this afternoon.
MSlor Geo. II. Williams went 10
Portland today.
Senator A. GesncT, went 10 Lsb@.
non on the morning local.
Captain l.. K Pratt wa = passenger
on The II:I7 local for Albany.
Attorney Geo. O. bingham went 10
Albany last evening on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. -. suiberlasd sTs
Visiting In Portland for fcw days.
Mu. Geo WIN returned today from
Walt aud business TIP 10 ALBANY.
J. NJ. Woodruff was a passenger on
tbs morning overland foE Portland.
Geo. \. bingham returned from Al.
bany today where he had legal busi.
ness.
Rev. John PaTaons Fstarned on the
morning overland from Monroe where
- ais1s SUNDAY.
County CLERK Ehlsn IL on daiy
egzln, sflsg being confined 10 the
bouss two days
q. " MeIslyFe. of tbs nrm of Ne
inlyre a Days, vent 10 Portland this
morning on btsins.s.
Ouy N. Fowsm. sgsnl Coz tbs q. n
a n. Company ia this eiiY, is o0niinssi
10 hls soosn With ga ait3ek " the anp
4. \. Bovsr. sho was printed a.
fisEk ~ suhsai dlsifiei No o., should
hsfs besu pflatsd ~ elsgk " No, n
che Aaeleay alsinet.
Nn. Jalla Munssy. she las iean
guest - sbs hoins " Ma sad Ms. !. I.
1'iomp~pg, Iesgfnsd 20 hsT haals ~
Dsgi0n, Wa, tsday
Mlss iissdsf, " 'fglses. wh0 q in
i,alsa a. seewtafg " ihs y A. q A.,
wlib hsaageNsters ~ fslsp 80 nsanil
vsni " Portland lsday,
jsaas Hewitt lsipfaaa lsasy a.
oiingiets ga saleaTnsd tsTm ~ assun
ewibs " bls msusasf hslna lsken lll
Sac eiiafg dsY shils haialaT eaagl II
palsaa,
Fsaifaaft ~ lsiais hlnosld was saal,
niassa ~ spIssf ~ iasas lipIlsys
essgl ~ tts i,sisY N ilis hlsabufy
ihi@es esaplss sass ssd lil,,dsss lhs ~
fisaiiipa psSefs