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The evening times., 1895-11-28
,ALLoT BOXES OPEN MONDAY, DEC.

1st.-Do you favor the issuance of bonds by the
District to the amount of Four Million Dollars for
the Improvement of sewers and streets within the
city limits?
Yes, or Mop
2nd.-Do you favor the issuance by the District
of bonds to the amount of Seven Million Five Hum
dred Thousand Dollars, more, for street and sew
er extension and improvements which shall include
property lying outside of the city proper?
Yes, or Mop
These are the two questions upon which THE
TIMES will give citizens of Washington opportunity
to vote, beginning Monday next. .a.5s
There are many who approve issuing bonds for
city improvements. They will have chance
to vote yes on the first proposition and yet vote
mo - on the second.
Citizens will observe that the first question COW
ers the $4,OoO,OOo bond bill as originally proposed.
The second question refers to the " So, ,5OO,OoO rid
err or anendment. for the benefit of holders of
large tracts ct unimproved and sparsely populated
land lying outside the city proper.
The evening times., 1895-11-28
THE COLUMBIAN REVIEW.
Name bestowed Upon Rev. DR.. Whit
mans New Quarterly MayazIne

The meeting of the incorporators OF the
Columbian quarterly took place yester-
day afternoon. at 1 O'Clock, at the Colum-
bian University, In the presidents office.
It was resolved to have the publication
called the Columbian Review. that it will
pc about the size of the Century, shall con-
tain about 200 pages. and the first num-.
Der will appear March 1.
The shares for this corporation are val
ued at $50 each, and eighty shares will
always be held by the university, in order
that under all circumstances it can control
the policy of the Review. The subscription
price will be So per year. Single copies are
70 cents.
The election Of officers resulted In Rev.
B. /. Whitman being chosen editor-in-
chief. The associate editors are Drs. Otis
T. Mason, Lee Davis Lodge and Charles
Edward Munroe. Robert s. Barrett is the
business manager. The president of the
corporation Is Robert 8. Martin, and the
treasurer and secretary Lee Davis Lodge
The students of the graduate school will be
asked to contribute articles, together with
the faculty and alumni of all the Columbian
departments. The contents will be literary,
scientific, sociological and philosophical,
and will mainly embody the original re-
search of the authors. 4
The evening times., 1895-11-28
HOWARD WINS THE GAME.

University Players Oufclass the Col
ored High School Kfckers.
The reserve team of Howard University
otbailplayersbeatt the Colored High School
team 10 q warmly contested game on the
university campus this afternoon.
From the first the university players had
the better Of the down-to wn men, far out
CHASING them In weight and science.
The ball was hardly for an instant on
the college teams fild. At the end of
the first half, that was called at Los
O'Clock, the score stood 1s to In favor
of Howard.
The evening times., 1895-11-28
- -
Moore's Case Noiie Prnssed.

The case against Bertrand c. Moore, the
young man charged with emtczzling Sid
from James Connolly, the groeeryman. wai
nolle pressed by Prosecuting Attorney Mul
lcwney today, at the request of the com
pIainant. This action wss taken on 40
count of the condition of Meore's family.
He has wife and two children. and Mr.
Connolly decided not TO prosecute him.
The evening times., 1895-11-28
Orient.

GALLAUDETS AND CANTERBURYS.
The second game at the park will be be-
tween the Canlerburys and the Gallaudet
College teams. These two elevens are prob
ably the strongest in the District. The Gal
laudets recently suffered defeat at the hands
of the Canterburys. and are anxious to re-
tricve themselves. The contest will be I'M
der the Yale-Princeton rules. with which
the Gailaudets claim to be more familiar.
Thegame in wbichthe Canterburys defeated
them was siundeu,the Pennsylvania-Cornell-
Harvard rules.
The evening times., 1895-11-28
FATALLY WOUNDS HIS FATHER.
Desperate Deed of a Columbus, Ohio,
How In Self Defense.

hoy In Seif-Defense.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 2s.-At Circle
Vile, Ohio. last night. Harry Hudson. aged
| Z, shot his father three times and no S.o.Ibt
fatally wouaded him.
The victim was qunrreling with sis wife
and Harry espoIscC the cause OF his mother.
This enraSed Hudson and he made an as
sault upon the boy. who to defend himself,
secured revolver and fired upon hi.
father.
sOnc bullet entered his wrist and the Oihea
two entered his abdomen.
The evening times., 1895-11-28
General FORECAST.

Generally fair weather will continue
Friday in the Southern, Middle and New
England States, except. probably, showers
will occur in the southwest, and possibly
along the south Atlantic coast.
1t will be warmer Friday morning In the
Ohio valley. southwark to the Gulf coast,
Southern States
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia-Fair weather: elightly
warmer: east to south winds.
Z Schedule for Street Lighting.
guished at GAG a. M.
Naptha lamps lighted at 5:52 p, M; ex-
The evening times., 1895-11-28
Col. Lamb Succeeds Mabope


Petersburg. Va, Nov. 2S.-The RepubIi-
can State committee adjourned this morn
ing at 4:30 O'Clock after .eiectinS Colonel
William Lamb of Norfolk for chairman n of
the committee and also for the vacancy Oh
the national committee.
The evening times., 1895-11-28
|GsI|n12!!2|aa1s ! eRliI DII
C. A, C. and, Columbian 'Tafsity
Struggle fer Supremacy.
oRIEHTs BEAT PoToMAcs
C. 4. c. Are Confident OF winning, but
the Co;,egiafp> clay Give Them u
Lively TuSs!e and the
Csr'erhurys VIII Meet af the Ma
,:2;icl rnrt-Siiauih Be Coed Games.

y lctier day fer the battles which VIII
.hf.GeSidai on ;h, lucal grdirons this after
norn gotid not have been made to order.
'1'ii. interest. Ia. t!te quartet OF struggles
wi;a the pigskil that will take place
has ran high, and the streets this morning
wors filled with, youths aud maids bedecketl
with gayly coiurcd ribbons.
The personnel Of the eight elcvcns which
VIII contest fi- the honors has been pub
lished SO many times that by now every one
interested in the Uut,r,me of the games is
thoroughly familiar with them.
The game between the C. A. c. and the
Columbian University Is probably occu-
pying the most attention, although tre
mendous amount OF interest is displayed in
the double, BILL which will bc served up
at National Park. The c. A. c. boys are
confident of yictoay. They have put III senie
hard practice for the struggle, AMI from
reports received OF the work OF the varsity
team. ciaim that they viii easy time
OF 1t. H.
The lineup Of tue C. A. c. and the vars
ity teams follow:
The evening times., 1895-11-28
Marauis Beat ytsconnt

MHrquIs bettt IsCOunt.
Edinburgh, Nov. 2S.-The Marquis of
Butte has been re- elected Lord Rector of the
University of st. Andrews. His opponent
was the former Sir Arthur Wellesley Peel,
now viscount Peel, late Speaker Of the House
of Commons. t---.---
The evening times., 1895-11-28
ine-up Of these teams win be as fol-

The Colored High School will meet the
Reserves. Of the Howard University on
the college campus. The Howlrdites pin
their faith 10 the Reserves" but the
eleven from the High School has been put
ting. up such a good game that the contest
should be most close and exciting one.
The evening times., 1895-11-28

...- Condition of the Water.
High and low tides are officially re-
corded at the Navy Yard for today as fol-
lows: 1.. :.
High. - Low.
4:oe q. M 10:4S q. m.
SO so, SEQ, 49, 1910 p. m.
Temperature and condition OF the water
at 3 q. m.:6reat FaIls-Temperature, 4f,;
condition, SO. Receiving reservoir-Tem.
perature. 4S; condition at north connection,
SO; condition at south connection, SO. Dis
trfbuttng acknowledgements A6; con-
diuon at. fnffueut gatehouse. %; effluent
gatehouse. 80s
The evening times., 1895-11-28
MAJ. M'DOWlLL IS SAFE
But Others of the "ConhIna-
tion" May Be Dumped.
HOW THE CONTEST LOOKS

Gcn. Henderson Still Holds On, but
May Be Placated by Receiving the
race OF Sergeant-at-Ar rms--Harry
smith on the Losing Side-South-
crners VIII Meet In Caucus Tonight.
The evening times., 1895-11-28
TFlaetTHh
Good Thinssot the Season Seat
to Their Homes. 50
CENTRAL MISSIONS WORK

Hundreds We're Given Plenty to Eat
by the Charitable workerx-In-
mafes of JAN, worklmuse, Poor
house and Insane Asylsm Prov Ided
For-Scenes Mt the Distribution.
The evening times., 1895-11-28

whsn tempting ada DO you allure
x9aPond youK cash--eo slovi
Tor aLlpshop garmensA ready maas.
WIN mako yoa LOOK Z showi
WHATS one side of the pict-
ure-now look at our side
l tailoring exclusively.-
Take any of those Fine
Business Sack Suits, to order,
with their expert workmanship
-dressy, lasting fabrics-proper
style-that we make-to-n.easrrs
for
$40
or those splendid Beaver and
Melton Overcoats-s trapped
seams-all-wool linings-Velvet
Collar-Silk sleeve linings-to
order for
SIS.
All bear an ineffaceab1e stamp
OF gentility and distinction
of the eternal "ftness"
OF things here.
The evening times., 1895-11-28
TMOGOOD GAMES

The two ganles at National Park, ut the
head of Seventh street, will be played one
directly after the other. The first. which
will be called at ] O'Clock promptly, will
be between the strong teams OF the Potcmacs
and Orients. These youngsters have played
each other to a standstill early in the sea-
son, and the Coatest today should be a hot
one from start to finish.
The strongest players ON both teams have
been carefully selected, and Z iia rti-fought
and closely contested game is looked for
Indeed, it is thought that another scoreless
game may result.
The lineup follows:
The evening times., 1895-11-28

IN case " any changes the following men
johnson, Harris at right end, Dooiittic 1T
left iackte, Gan.brill at right guard, Shuster
at lett tackle, Cabrera at left end. and Nc
Donald at quarter back
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-03-02
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS

F. A. McDermid, wife and daught-
er are here from Glover Dale visiting
their many friends.
Mr.. Fred Frank, late of San Fran
cisco was visitor in Cherry over Sun
day, he brought with him a contented
and prosperous look, and hearty greet
ing for friends.
Mr.. Alden Alexander of Providence
Rhode Island, is here looking up some
mining property. We hope he may
be favorably impressed with this local
ity.
Many people of this vicinity are
completely Disguised with having to
listen to profane, vulgar and boisterous
language, and men being called any
name except gentleman, when they
are waiting for their mail, or transact
ing Post Office business. If there is
not some reform in this direction in
the near future there will be COM
plant entered at the department.
Geo. Kennedy, our enterprising
Merchant received large invoice of
much needed goods by the freight
team that came in from the Wells.
There was a comparatively large
gathering of teachers last week at Mrs.
D. B. Pierce's house. There was a
literary programme-some papers on
woman's rights were read, and many
strong resolutions passed.
Miss Agnus Timpsom spent severa
days visiting at the Goshute school.
We have had fresh sprinkling of
snow some 4 inches having falling.
Our streets are drying up very rap
idly.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-03-02
Ur. Prices Cream Baking Powdei
World Fair Highest MedGl and Diploma,
A Surprise PARTY.

Judge Talbot was most agreeably
surprised by large number Of friends
gathering at his residence on the even
ing of the 21st. Upon going home from
the Courthouse the Judge found his
porch covered with overshoes and for
time thought some shoe dealer was
using his porch to make display of
rubber goods. But this impression
was soon dispelled, for upon opening
the front door he was met with row
of smiling faces, and soon found out
how matters stood The ladies had
prepared nice lunch, and during the
evening Miss Stella Mayhugh favored
the company with number of instru-
mental pieces, Miss Nellie Ainley
sang some of her sweetest songs, and
Rev. w. III. l. Houghton was at his
best in choice selection of College
songs. It was a jolly surprise on the
Judge. Free Press.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-03-02
muRPHY-moLAUeHLrN NUPTIALs.
F. X. Murphy and Miss Della Me-
Laughlin, Join Hands.

LauGhlin, Join Hands.
The Hon. Frank X. Murphy one of
the leading Attorneys of White Pine
county and Miss Della Mclaughlin
were united in medlock in Eureka at
8 o'clock Monday the goth; Rev.,
Father Kennedy officiating. The young
lady whom Mr.. Murphy has chosen
to be his lifelong partner in one of
White Pines fairest daughters, having
resided in the county from early child
hood and is prominent in social circles.
The young couple have hosts of friends
who wish them unbounded happiness,
the best of success, and that their days
may be long in the land.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

TRAVIS rAu0HT..-J"hp rrayls, tbe
pegrn convict " hu e.caped from iht
Oregon state penitentisry ai "clcck
Monday afternoon, has been captured
and returned to that institution ~
10 o'clock last night be arrived 81 tue
house Of w. n Hughes, who lives hVe
miles east of Salem neaf the Bass mill
Travis reInained at this place over
night. Early this moroing Mr..
Hughes met ice Cavanspgh, second
warden at the peDitentary, who was
hunting for Travis. Learning the man
was at the residence Of Mr.. Hughes
Warden Cavanaugh soon bad his mar
and returned him to the peDitentiar
Mr.. Hughes will probably receive tbs
usual re- ward Of $50 for capturing
escaped convict.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27
Died.

OABns
FOSTER. AT the family home, 37l,
Capitol street, st 1890 a. M. Thurs
day June 81, 1895, Silas r. Foster,
aged 4S years.
Deceased was born In Harrison
county, Indiana, lS47. Mr.. Foster
was united In marriage TO Miss Winnie
Gillian, Mercer, county, Illinois,
August 10, 1869. Came TO Oregon In
1873 settling at Portland. Removed
70 GervaIs soon after where he lived
two years. From Gervais he removed
to farm near Salem where he en-
gagged In stock raising, removing Ia
Salem Ia 1871, where he has since fe-
sided.
He was taken down with infiama'
tory rheumatism September 20, neces'
sItstipg the amputatIon Of lower
limb. A number OF other diseases then
fastened themselves upon Mr.. Foster,
With the above result after much suf-
fering.
Deceased leaves wife and seven
children viz: Mrs. ID. @. Davenport,
Emma, Samuel E, Warnie, Clara,
Chester and Homer Foster all Of Salem.
Mr.. Foster was member Of Valley
Lodge A. o. u. w. In which order he
carried $1,000 insurance. He was also
member Of Sedgwlck Post q. A. r.
The deceased was the youngest oI
ten children, all Of whom are now liv'
iDR
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

BOW Err -CHEREIN0TOS a. So
residence II NJ. aod Mrs. J hn
Mauror. on North Front street, ~ 3
y. ~, Weduesdny, June 20, le10.
Nlas Aunie J.. BOwssr 10 4. J. Cher
TingtOu.
The ceremony was performed by
Rey. A. T.. Hutehlson Of the First
Presbyterian church, In his usual H..
pfesslve manner, IN the presence Of
relatives Of the contracting parties
only. The groom Is a member Of the
firm Of Cherrington Bros.. the we'll
known photographers. The bride IL
the accomplished sister Of Mrs. John
Maurer. AZ the conclusion Of the
ceremony, the happy couple repaired
10 the Cherrington home on North
Commercial street
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

Gov. aud Mrs. Lord and State Super
lntendent q. NJ. Irwin returned from.
Corvallis, today, where they attended
commencement exercises Of the stat,
agricultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Wade were
passengers 10 Portland on Wednesday
afternOOn's local train. Mr.. Wade IL
the accommodating manager OF ib'
Western UDion telegraph Office In thl'
city.
Prof J. NJ. Coomer, formerly director
fthe Second Regiment band. arrived
rom Portland last evening, and vii
LAY with the boys In Marion squsr
onight. Il Is whispered about thai
he professor may be induced 10 return.
Salem.
Geo. r. Cline. OF Woodburn was In
be city today. He has just returned
from 500 mile bicycle trip 10 Western
Oregon. While 10 Eugene he made II
,r0posItIon TO haul all freight :
Eugene merchants from the Oregon
Pacific railway for 81 a ton less than
the railway will carry II around by
Albany. Mr.. Cline IL man ofcharac.
Ter aud has the business ability aud
financial standing to make good hI-
end OF the contract.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

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ffsas. ss afsi ihs haiewihs
plsess sissa slnbslf, tasak sss
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Nlaa slls ssgs, i,sNri lyiss a.
laraae pisia isNslf hfif ssstA
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wiaf All ssaI slis gsfs, hsasg
Nll# aat
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nssllhns, ss laeses siael tIiF akaiai
f8Rsl lfias ief
iaf,ss sisg lasla ~ i1shts SIZE
bae sald, hsnin isiie
las,ss lililssd asa iiaia faiiii'ifi
salilRss - is'eles Niafi sibe gsfai
fAlk,a| nailF eaa
~ hsss ~ ~ n fplliT isfkfis lsil
s16i lIasa laes gssf, 500 ssl'sF q 3
aaa ~ Nlll elAes ihsRi ~ - 81 ~
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27
PERSONALS.

T.. NJ. Bronson was . passenger on
morning local.
w. -. Lawlsr took tbs morning
local for Mshams.
Mn. l.. BATzee returned 10 Jefferson
on the II o'clock local.
q. w. Watt returned yesterday from
. weeks visit At isodsvllls.
chas. Ford, the fayoitts tenor singer
went ~ Woodburn Wednesday after
noon.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. o.
condlt returned this Aflsrnoon from
Albany.
Mrs. A. u. Thompson wss passsn-
ger 10 Portland on the Salem local thla
ID0rniBg.
County Clerk l.. v. Ehlsn went u
AaroFs on the o'clock local tbi'
morning.
Mrs.. ]. w. Cook, of Portland, 10 yis'
itlns hsF mother, M5s, J, y. Miller, ol
xll cottsEs street.
Judge oso. ~, Bafnsit rslarnsd ffoa
Albany shIs Afternoon where he held
court siDos Monday morniag,
E. H. FaFkhuui, sdjustsf foF ibs
stats insnrsnos Company, vent "
hhslbgTn on lhs nloTning ioeai
Mas, q. n. ISDok sooa fslgTBsd "a
lhs 800 Local Wednesday lfop vssk'i
vlsli With Islsiiyss 81 kuGsns.
A., AeAlss, pgopFisioT VI tbs Yes
Fsfh sfeosfy stare, Isisfnsd iasi sEsn
log fFom . short busiass inp ~ Pot
isnd,
fsd Iioopsnssfnsf, piHbt epsfsioi
a. ihs lseDihsgn Fssahe Isesennsi
dspei, ssiufasa en liss saD laaai i'oe
Goffsllis
Ma. A. hileisil, $40 hss lsssH lbs
guest " hsg sen, ., T. hiiahsii, N lhii
esly, gsiugned " hss ho,sas ~ ~slis
Walls ihls sfAefssen,
~. asa Me- Ths. ksy a., lsfl 80
lihiaaeg thh mafglnf, 1bsg Wih -
slsini ffeae nsiss, si,asl sis wesks saa
slll aessbiss huslneas siib pisessgs
NJ Dsasa ssni " fsgilsss VA
iiss galees kssi ibls tlssf plsN ss lai
lassAtl lisinsa glnnsaie9 Via ihs
npleissiiea "A ihs Fgslih ~ ilis
slsfbnWplaas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

TH2 1HpsFKhs ilis1 slf Hiapr ~
ssks sac Elisass ~ iAf assd lisasisias
~ nsisis 90 ils fsslib slih ilis bF
sssi plss aEiy ssisifsiiea sFsf esnl
aslFsa Afohlissa hsfsafsf sea- sfilf
plsy, afsw lasss " . ssii,sagsi, sflis
. lasg - sfsssif W. 90 wlll hsfs .
gs,sssales ~ sllia iVn sFei . ailif lenF
AZ 4 VI a. nussss lakss aa hstls.
sesitslsa a. lfiskss ~ gifsispi
assl,i oH lile faeihf e,ssi baf l,sfp
la,ssfsa ibs ibsall,sls nil hsFs .
less ~ ~ inf sgigsiss ilssii y ssifis
tplg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27
A. q. Burke Drowned.

Mr.. A. q. Burke, who worked Ia the
store Of his uncle, u. F. Osborn Of this
city, was drowned laft evening at Rose
burg. Mr.. Osborn received letter b.
that effect this morning from Mr.. Hap
persett Mre. Burke, who II daughter
OF w. II. Abrams, engineer at the asy.
lum farm. where she has been visiting
and upon being Informed this morning
went to llosebuTg on thp local. They
we're married. In March.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27
22td

There are I77755 miles OF railroad In
the United States
There are Sc S35, $50 rails used to
cover this Rr',uhd.s
There are 53?, ,-G5, 900 lies used to bind
these rails IosvJner, but no such
amount, however is required to bind
the hearts OF the travelling public TO the
fact that rhe Wisconsin Central lines
furnish superior facilities on sll their
trains between ~ Paul aud Chicago,
which form close connections with all
lines 10 the east and south.
Make note Of II.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27
BIS lDyffIlSfKfHTA

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

HARynr EKcuRsioH, Macy ~
lem people srs getting their eyes open
a. ihs notion ~ excursions They are
ths boat ihinE f1f iown, They nlaks
. poeT town bftisr aud as . hssliby
tonic foT good iosu, hslsm should
have . harvest sEeufslpn, aud ibus
lgfgfm ihs world shat NO bsys a.
ll0asi 0f.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

lals Of the Raii conservatory, Frank
fort on the Main, has opened Glass IN
Salem for instructions on the plano
oTean, yislin, mandolin, thorOugh.bssr
and harmony. Terms reasonable,
Call At Wiips music store near posl-
offios. Bgi n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27
HOMESPUNl |

A ~ sssi ~ psifapii hiinf N
asslllss. tsy rwg N lbsi ifsslllel
4 iellisials Fsfis isllsHsH q heeuf
w,sHs Ti~slF a aaf aHpsF "
sssss ssa isl'lfwsis uaa slssI 90
asls sinsl
~. ltlsss Elsam lishlnl l'vs asf
Anshl ~ 49, hHsN'e - ~ f'Nnss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

BAN FRANCIscO. June g6 Wneat,yZ
Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, Ss(s
lns; do inferior, sc 10; do valley, SSs
lie.
Hops-Quotable ct 4@6c.
PnfstOes-E Early Rose, 50@75c IL
sacks; I5urbanks, 50c9Sl per sack.
Oats--M Milling. $1,000 l.l0
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27
Bids Wanted,

Bids for grocery supplies for the pen
itentiary for elk months will be
received ut the office Of the superin'
tendent on Friday. june 2S, at 2 o'clock
y. m.
A list Of articles and samples may
be had on application at the prison.
A. N. GILBERT,
22-td Superiu endent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

OrFK asa GoseHRr Tbs kseond
itsEiasDi hand slll furnish ihs mpsis
~ hshon kqusfs ihls sFsplng ssslsis'i
10 Ffof 4 n fopmsi fhf loys sfs
ssfy mpch ln baiss ~ ffislBinr ihf
professor bsfs. a sele ffom lhs pfa
iesss 10 sBanR ths possibilities ibls
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County Treasurer's Notice.

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER, !
Marion County.
Notice IS hereby given that ! have
fluids 10 hand to pay all warrants out.
standing up To July /, 1884, and that
interest Is stopped on the same from
date.
JASPER MINTO,
Marion County Treasurer.
Salem, June 10. IL wv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27
Hheumatisn

IL a symptom 81 disease Of the Kid
neys. II will certainly be relieved b..
Parks Sure Cure. That headache,
backache aud tired feeling come from
the same cause. Ask for Parks' Sur
Cure fnr the. liver and kidneys::lprict
81 ~. sold by Lunn N Brooks. 19-4w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

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si,eVs ios ssisI msfk ihls nigipins
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

BE SURE-To hear Prof. Coomer and
enjoy the Ice cream social at the Mar
ion Square this evening".
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

THE LITTLE JHJAGS
NJ fhfs nOrid are shaf male
HIe W0rfh upiBO. Mliier,
ne Odd Cfm GrOcey, malfes
- speriaifD az me hffie
fhiBOs ba bis line Ia Iaof,
he ran IifeGse Dea aAd sure
Do1 S'0aeO oH aSBihiSg, blO
Oy fifffe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27
Police Court.

-Four b0los, arrested for iFespsssing
were giysu the usual does by Recorder
ledes thia mofDlDE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27
Born.

COLE At Turner, Saturday evening
June %, 1895, 10 the wife OF OscaI
Cole, aOn.