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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-04
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CHICAGO, Feb 4-Wheat was steady
and a trifie higher today. Cables were
steady. Northwestern receipts were
much smaller than last year and general
expectations for a million bushels de-
crease in the visible. Foreigners we're
reported in both sides of the market and
the demand here was sufficient 10 absorb
the rather moderate offerings May
started unchanged at 528, touched 5224
and reacted to 50.
Corn was steady, mainly in sympathy
with wheat. May opened lee lower at
43c, touched AZ and sold up to 43 q.
Oats were steady following corn. May
opened &c lower at 281s, touched 2S14
md reacted to 2815.
Provisions were dull and lower. inf1u-
enced by liberal hog receipts. Packers
were moderate sellers.
Nav pork started 10c lower at So. 80.
May lard sold at 5000. and ribs
$51715.
ed; July 535s@Ac
Pork = February 1895; May,
$780,
LARD-February, $6.421l; May, $67TA.
RIBs-February $49715; May $517M
OATs-Feb 283s, May, 2s5s'; June
$3.50
F1Ax-Cash northwestern SLAP; May
$14S1l
TIMOTHY-Cash $3.50
BARLEY-Choice 56c; medium 54c;
| common SIC.
RYE-Cash SOC; May SIC bid, 5215
asked.
Hoes-Receipts today, 41,OOO: official
Saturday 1896; shipments 1900; left
over, 5000. Good grades active and
firm, others slow to sc lower. Lights,
| So 60@4O5; mixed. $8.75@420; heavy
So 75@43O rough $3750390.
| CATTLE = Receipts, 1900. Official
Saturday, 500; shipments 643 Mar
ket 10c higher.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-04

"ANTED-Places for two extra good Svede
w girls. Rathburn. 40 Kansas ave. Har-
rison telephone 227-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-04
InsIeside lady 3H1nstrels.

Friday and Saturday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-04

Friday and Saturday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-04

For gale by all Druggists
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
HoUsEBREAKERs AGAIN.
They Are Doing Their Work In
Broad Daylight.

James HeTFeD, Vho resides at tile
corner Of Chrmeketa and Tweuty-hnt
streets j. al employe of lie salem
Consolidated ztreet Railway company,
workings nights aud sleeping in the
day time. Yesterosy James had bis
6rst experience With a robber. About
] GO'elock yesterday afternoon James
was awakened by sn unusual amount
Of noise down stairs. Hastily dressing
himseli be slipped down tne stairway.
Reaching the bottom step success fully
without causing any disturbance, be
had an excellent view OF the surround
iDgs. He noticed q man 10 one part ol
the room examining a DIRE wer scatter
ing articles about In great shape
Suddenly the rObber turned about I,
see II any body might be watching bin
| l his work, when james leaped for
ward striking the man with bis fis
and throwing his arms about the man
With q quick jerk the man broke loOs'
aud escaped through q window. HI
was Joined on the outside by another
man evidently bis pal" who was keep
ing watch outside. ELtrauce TIT 4
building was effected by prying th'
back door OF with chisel.
Early Tuesday evening some persoI
or persons entered the residence Of S
Beck on South Twenty-fith street
during the absence OF The family ant
carried of a silver watch. This 10 sup
posed to bs the work Of the same mel
who visited Mr.. Herren's Wednesday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
The Northern Route.

Are you going East =? Have you de-
cided which route you will take? Dc
you know the Northern Pacific Ia the
only line running Upholstered Tourist
Sleepers direct from Portland TO the
East without change or delay? Dc
you know this 10 the only line runninG
elegant dining cars from Portland tc
the East? Do you know that thes'
extra accommoda ions are given pas
sengers without any higher rates thar
via inferior lines? Do you know ths'
you do not have TO jump out at or
o'clock In the morning on this line fol
breakfast and only have fifteen o.
twenty minutes 10 which to gulp Il
down? Do you know the Northeri
Pacific Is tue scenic trAuz.cOulinent4
line Of America? Do you know yol
can travel as cheaply via ihi- line O.
via inferior routes
Call on or write US for additional IN
formation, which will ne cheerful.
given you.
THOs. WATT * CO.,
266 Commercial st. Sal,m Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
A Disastrous Runaway.

Hereafter Toy l. Ion will undoubtedly
sss tbAt his team 10 securely fastened
befofe leaving them. Toy Leon II =
native Of the celestial Kingdom aud
gathers swill about tbe city. About !
o'clock Wednesday afternoon when In
front oi the residences ~ Geo. Colllns
On Church street, Toy not boss aud
pfoosedsd to soAk ihs tiFrs ~ his wagon.
AeoidsntAlly tbs stream u water
fsAelisd the hosss hind legs, causing
them ~ spnng forward aud dash down
the slTesl bsfors be could stop them
They fan south on Chafeh slfosi ~
Court sbsfs they iurHsd wsst unl.l
They fsaehsd iiisb slTssi ~hyn they
iuTasd R0fth Agsln. a agmli.f u nBsn
wDfkius ~ lbs 0liy ball silsinpssd q
stop ths hylng slssds. tbs issiu
tufBsd sbfuplly ~ lbs nghi snd fHn
teusfd ibs siissalk, ths ffOni 1hssl
sinkiBs laTss maI'el ties, bafklnK u
bsily Ths vagon uas bf0uKhi ~ .
sianaaliil Fsfy sYddsnly. Eysfy spgks
Ia ibs ffpsi shssl 49, bfyksg ald lhe
isBsus sss divided igto lilies pleos,.,
AilaNsihsl lbs wsHeg sas badiy Do
lspldaisd ifom ans snd ~ ibs uibsf.
q sll essi 90 ~ nspsif ihs sss9n
whieb sum ths eslssilsl ihinks 70 "lssg
uurhas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

Before the mile post had been
reached on the tenth mile, everyone in
the grand stand was standing upon
the seats, endeavoring 10 keep his
eyes on the riders. Shortly after pass.
ing the l.mile post the spurt com
mencsd, which lasted throughout the
race, shipp crossing the tape 1rst, not
9 wheels length ahead Of Hansen. II
was = pretty race from beginning 70
the finish. The inst i've miles were
made Ia lSa7, aud the last quarter 10
the tenth mile was made In 30 secoBds.
The time for the tsn miles was 2sO4.
immediately alter the races n meet.
log Of the &. e. q. q. was held Ia the
club rooms on Liberty street, aud DO.
sides attending ~ other business,
adopted the following club Yell
'liAh, 'rAb, 'fHb. alp, boom. 'fAh,
salem -Four o., hA, ha, ha
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
sH1PP WINS TIE MEDAL.
Hansen a Close seeond-fhs Boys
Race

There was q very good crowd la at
Tendance At the fair grounds last night
20 witness the finAl ten mile road race
in which Sbipp and Hansen were the
final entries. Those present expressed
themselves as much pleased with the
evenings entertainment, q great many
IsIDsrking that IL was the prettiest con-
test between two bicycle riders ever
witnessed on Lone Oak track. AS an
nouneed the two mile handicap for
boys under l6 years Of age was the
hrst event Of the evening and afforded
much entertainment for the spectators.
There were five entries in this r,ce, viz:
Charles Cleaver, Warren Poble, War
nsr Kennady, Meyer Hirsch and Royal
SaWtell. CieaveF started from the
scratch, Hirsch having 30 yards hand
leap, Sawtell 400 yards and Kennady
and PohIe 40 yards. AgoOd start was
made, the riders crossing the tape al
the end Of the first mile 10 the same
order In which they started. Before
reaching the one-eighth mile post on
the second mile, KeDnady withdrew
from the race. By pretty little spur
5awtell passed POble ut the commence
ment Of the second mile which be
IN mlintaioed throughout the race, cross
Ing the tape first, Poble second, Hirsct
third. aud Cleaver fourth. Before the
ifst mile had been flushed It was evil
dent that Cleaver had been out handi-
capped, 40 yards la two mile race
being too much to gain. Howevel
Cleavec won the time prize, . hand.
,orne silver medal, making the two
miles In 6:45.
When the riders for the ten mill
road race appeared on the track JUS
before the race they were greeted with
a hearty cheer from the grand stand
At the report Of 9 pistol the two rider
started from the Jorth end Of th,
grand stand, Shipp In the lead. A
per agreement each rider paced ter
nate miles within five seconds Of th'
preceding mile. The time by laps j
as follows:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
INTERESTING BIRDS.


Genuine African ostriehes to Be
Seen With the Great Syndicate
Circus.
Giant Afri sAn ostTiches are . great
curloslty aud hut few of them have
ever been seen in this country, and
they lived but q short while owing to
the rigor of the climate. The big birds
usually called OstSiches, now 30 ex-
tensively bred on the so-called ostrich
farms Of CalifoFnis, are really not
ostriches. They belong to the same
species, bat are moDgrel branch Of
the true family. It's native place u
Australia aud not Africa, aud the bird
is really an emu, and u only about bal
the size OF the ostrich, and has not ths
brilliant and luxurious plumAge Of the
latter bird
The only fiDck Of African ostrichei
In America Is owned by the Grea
Syndicate Circ1s, whose wellknowI
circus exhibits 10 Salem Monday Jull
IS. Six of them were imported bl
these managers, and they are wonder
fdl features. Each Is as large as 8
horse, and can easily outrun that an
lmal.
This popular circus is three-rinI
show, aud IL also has q great hip
podrome track on which exciting
races are run. This year prices hay
been reduced to 80 cents for adults ant
25 cents for children.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

lssTALLATiOa Dspuiy jFaDd Mas
tsf Humphrey, ~ jsiisfson, sas IA
llis eliy iAsl Night and conducted tb'
lnstalisiios ~ lhs nss ofiiasfs ~ Chs
nistsis lodge No. I, I. ., q, b., vb,
sgs - tsilow !, n, hSsn. n. q w, g.
iiui'l.sfd, " CIV. o ltisdon, It y.
O. n llsynglas, e,s., a. W iswa
ssldsn !, . Richardson o. n \, a.,
A.. Y kblss, T.. H.h. n,i A. 2. heAis,
h n 80 n fslssa, T. d " O.lH
X, nlssmsna, h n n isvk ksfn, 4.
n \ sad lsp hfislo, - -,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
Contracts Awarded.

Alta meeting Of the asylum board
Wednesday afternoon, the bids, re-
Gently opened, for supplies to be fur
nished the asylum for the coming ak
months we're carefully examined and
the following awards made;
Crockery-John g. Wright.
Boots and shoea-A. Klein.
Cofiee-JOhn Hughes.
Butter-N. II. Looney and WHEEL
Flour-Salem FIGURING mills.
Drugs-D. J. Fry.
Oils--D. J. Fry.
Tinners' suppiies-R NJ. Wade 4
o..
Groceries Gilbert d Patterson.
Plumbing, ,ts.-Dugan Brothers.
Spieer Hughes.
Dried fruits Gilbert d Patterson.
Yarns. NJ. d T.. II. stock.
Leather aud hndinRs-A. Klein.
Tea-John Hughes
Vinegar-5Alem Cider a Vinegar
works
Fish-No award; no checks accom-
panying bids.
Lubricating Oil-John Hughes.
Tobacco Even Change" brand
Gilbert a Patterson; Cyclone" John
Hughes.
Brushes d. Fry.
Dfy yn.tda-T. IfLveraou A Co
Hard ware-R M. Wade A TO.
Stationery No award; no checks de-
poslted.
BOap-JOhn q. Wright.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

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fhgssa gssss flsffslsNs flsassiil
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fls $40. ~ ~ ssii iilf l'ssi
tslass iieesF fsH 49,
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

Dsop tfNE fils blsyellsis s,sas
- sad iigls lssi nisbi bgi a Dos
ssi isks hgnEfy nlsu Fsfy lenE "
aseh hspssnby A bsgsslis lus0h
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d ipiisl a,ssl tui lss Lsi is esBis iH
NJ psgss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
IgO state.

AZ OAE0Os Friday, July ~.
wiil 10 y. h q, day 81 the CbAntsnaus
As.os'iAiien ~ Oregon Cliy. 4 namlssI
OF cltlss ~ Oregon sBd washlHgion
wilI hs represented W loasl teams. The
ssism Association will 10 yell Tspfe'
ssntsd, si,,,ui dossu soinE d0sn, Ths
Eaaiss siil ellisisi ~ foot Iaess, sKhi.
biilons en psTsllel bss, aud
ngHsI0us gihsf sp0fl4 Isdee iiiKEs
sga Wa EYsas lsf ~ B 9'ol,.sk ths
siisfseoa sn ihsif bicycles, iag ths
sesns "a laalsiIssis esutasit
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
PERSONALS.

Geo. Altken TetarDed from Portland
on, the ii O'Clock local.
Mrs. CIaud Catch aud children aI'
visiting fiiepds la Astoria.
County Judge w. q. Hubbard wen
10 Gates this morning, 90 official busi'
meas.
Mr.. and Mre. A. Strong were pas
sengsrs 10 Newport on the morniui
local.
JaeOb Weber, a native Of .S"itzer-
land, yesterday took out citizenship
papers.
M. KlInger, Of the brewery, returned
last evening from business trip ~ the
metropolis.
William HOdgkin was passenger 10
Oregon City on the Salem local THIS
morning.
Mrs. Geo. r. Litchfeld and dAugh-
ter, MIas Cora, left today for an outing
AG Detroit.
Prof II. B. McElroy and son Cole
ridge, were passengers TO Eugene on
the morning local.
Attorney General &. A. ldleman
returned 70 Portland Jon the o'clock
local this morning.
Senator 1. l.. Patterson transaeted
business Ia Portland today going down
A aTslaok .uaFlanA
Governor Lord, aud Chief Justlcs
Bean we're passengers for Ashland on
Iast nighps Overland.
&c. Cross aud ID. J. Fry left ysstsr'
day afternoon by private conVeyAnes
for the Big Nsstecea on = hshlDg
expedition.
Charles Rlsly. Of the clothlnE estAb'
llshnlsnt Of tbs lsls n. q. small, waA .
passenger 70 Portland on the morning
Overland.
Rsv. n. n. 0wynne left foF Corvallis
on the moFninE local The reverend
gentleman may Vislt Newport bsiof'
Fsl1fnlng,
~ NJ. stock, u tbs Slate sifesi ofy
goeds establishment II stock Bros
was q psassngeT ~ Corvallis on The J
O'cleok lsesi.
nav Jsbn Pafsons wAs paAssDss'
~ 1olsdo aad hssPoft os llls mara
ins l0osi 90 business lie wili ~ AD'
ssni shout 0as wssh,
Ma n. las, ~ bFooklJn, n ~
sfFiyed Ia lhs olly 0n ihs isslsin local
last sYsslns sna slll spspd ihs SUN
fnsg With has Dloilssf, Wa. hsseA.
ltspsssssisllys n. 4. bsFtisy snd
nspksw, q, "a, iilitssho,sss, " tbiosspl
ssiagnsd a. Wssdbufn lhis silofDinr
sflsf . days slsii sssinH 10 shs ssliisl
aiy.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

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lsas ~ ihs Lsefsils dos l.ssflss, silsb
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ilstiRs ~ lssiss yisss, ngsi egsp,
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

$50 cAoF hlss lsnssh Philllls,
" Isas sss ~ ibs aiy isisy siib
elsffiss fsl ibs aaHasfy this yogaF
lsdy msnssss ii,s ~ fagm ~ ksf
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ssas wsBsn Fhs fsfsiFsi nssIiy 90
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80 sas tees, ssa asls ihsfs wlli is
bell ~ sasg iseif flaia liis ssg,s ifss,
a asilslnly lsgs ~ gsiss rilsfiiss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

FLOWERS. --siDce the rose fair the
Interest IN n3wefs has been very keen.
Those looking for dover pots or efocks
should call ~ Hanitl 4 Lavnness +.
o Grossly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
RIW ADVERTISEMENTS.

N0.cE-ls nsrsoy slyen Ihal toe pa .lnsr.
~ sulp ntrviof ~ sfistlnR undgF the nFin
nA'ss ofbdy Esat t4t - dissoiysd, " .Ban.
Lrit ruunE irum the nrpi. a. a. DOty viii oou.
duC. tue buslures "a iuture aAsumlK all
heBnstt. e. 4 b0iy. 7-l0 di n
LOA kEst-hsSsTal eholcs rojh.s. tufnishsI
Inquifs AZ ones ~ Journal Ohios lBsl.
A ILIlvh sALk-Of b oussn0ia sfiscts con.
"a flHilpK ~ bedAisada, stA la, bureaus
gllalTs, taOlss. bSoE ohss aud stove "a aTdsy.
luly lA az y nu., corner capital Hhd Oak sls
gfkA III . RON Tie pasiufs ip hof.b -.
- isn pfftl mars, n.fdlum size, slendsr
s.,'' si -a.. st, =. ~ ~ s','n.ihs hsafs
hiad issi, Leave sofd afJOuffai. sst
ApeEt ~ LVAA.-a. Asfsh. issom 4
vi tie unos bncE Iil
FFtnhEit. Asesp.tsf Aaysnlslhs Assnf
IL. ~ Asfehanls' kffilanss, hau ffaBclsn1.
NJ y ysi Z. ssiileiissa AgsHi ihis p.psf y Kspi
LOh sAl.k OA ikADk~Iss bundled scsss
II ~ sffta lh fplnfHilun $40 isl arfas Ffub
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

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WsissH's Z hfisilsH ass,sisiipn - iis
ueiiD wssl, tssisa a. lssaHusltsls ls
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lnF lglf if ffslBissdB y e,salsilY
istiisd A. siisaa iisilsshnispis .
seats fhilaffs ~ espis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

RUNNING AGAGS.-The Capital ice
works Is aeRin running In good shape.
MI KliDger had the good fortune "a
hnd . main shaft NJ Portland exactly
A. he wanted II, hence the delay Wa,
Ne are 10 luck 10 have Ice
these days
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

TRAIN RoBBERs.-James Poole and
John Case, who have been bound over
TO appear before the grand Jnry 10
answer 10 the charge Of train robbery
committed near Riddles July J., passed
through Salem on the 8 o'clock over
land this morning, accompanied by an
officer The men were bound for
Portland to be placed Ia the Multi
nomah county Jail for safe keeping,
ths United states commissioner nj
ROseburg giving such declsion Wed.
nssday. The men were securely hand.
cnffed hsno aud foot ana fastened
together. They are hard looking
couple. A large number Of Salem peo-
pls went aboard the train while II 70.
malned In Salem aud caught glimpse
Of the daring robbers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

"FFNpt "a 10 iiss iss ihsi q assa
salstsiFslg ~ nsis,s ssg slsss lhs
basi " ssiisfseiiaa 80 ssls a filil,ssi
4 Fsiisisig's asiy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
CR0CKER.y

~ y0i hIe 40 . efo6kef and
sani lhs hnesi aad nsH ssi
ihlng ln enelsfY oall a hens
nannpps aEd yea sill bs eap,
iufad vi ihs hioektn ierla
Gotta hss a. igi blsls a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

Vs ifk lht bissk agss - iiis 10
sasts iblssisafa a. - . asisialiT ~
asisse, Dai hisHssB a 80 sfFf iis
e1sasssi eissMsiI bslis ~ 49, lssi
iiis sslss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
County Treasurer's Notice.

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER, :
Marion County. J
Notice ~ hereby given that hAy,
funds In hand to pay all warrants out
standing up Ia sept. J. 1884. aud thai
Interest is stopped on the same from
date.
JASPER MISTO,
Marion County Treasurer
Salem, July 10. 10 Nv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
COOL DRINKS
ps.
nor WEATHER.

DO Ia Miiier's Odd Cent
Grocery aud frD The case.
The perdicf siH De- m IarOr
oIhis delicious aOoiiHO beg-
oraOes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

c. d. Gsbrielson, J. @. Whgi t and
". J. Judah, insurance men Of ralem
who attended a meeting Of the insur-
. lce men Of Idaho, Washington and
Oregon at Portland the past two days,
returned home last evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs TbOs. Slmms, w. II
Downing, II. r. Toevs. w. Y. Rich
ar ison, Deputy sheriff T. T.. Cooper
Et. Keene and Newt Ferreil tteuded
the funeral of j. E. Thomas, st Stay
ton. this morning.
Z EHer, who has assisted Manager
Wade Of tue WI. telegraph company,
lefC today for PHtlaUd to take an
op ,ratOr's place there. Mr.. Wade and
the boys can do the work fjr a short
time until a new man IL secured.
Walter Davis, one Of Salem's prom
i.iDg bicycIisis, went 10 Albany thi-
morning, and will take part 10 the
bicycle races to be given In that city
tomorrow. He has eEt red In t1C
rsces-a mile open AID = half-nIi''
opeI. He may enter the iye.milt
road race.
Andy Gilbert--ibst il Big Andy, be
that runs the Oregon state penisembly
Leaves tomorrow with bis family fnI
the Nestucca country. Anyone wish
ing to apply for q position or otherwise
OHE Cent DAILY will contribute Il
his daily comfort, but II won't publish
any Of his fish stories.
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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, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality Of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

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Creamery butter BrAnson a 60.
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GREAT FAVORITES.

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~e shOw are mating a good
Impression On TIE public.
Ne are duplicating Orders
riOhf GtOn0
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IgO state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04

those of the high priests or chief med
icine men preferred, on account OF me
richer treasure found IN them-and,
without. disturbing the bodies or the
bones. as the case may Be, in the least
remove the money, which is generally
in silver dollars. and the jewelry, which
is often quite valuable, from its resting
place The money the men use as they
want it, but the jewelry IS sold to WAC
ever will purchase it, and 1t is only fair
to say that more than one Minnesota
belle is wearing around her neck goi0
chain which once reposed in an Indian
grave
Thus far no jewelry has been found
in the mounds near the mouth of the
Little Fork, but the copper and bronze
implements and the pottery discovered
are even more valuable as historical
relics than the things of actual money
worth found in the localities inhabited
by the Indians of modern times, for
they shew that the people of the by
gone race knew a thing or two, such as
tempering copper until it would take
an edge Of exceeding sharpness; that
the working Of granite was no secret;
and that there was a written language
of which the present age knows not a
thing.