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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03

Gr iab, pie 2ieshen uno Neumann,
Der in Der Ndbe fab, sdrtlids glids
tpehfelten, unb ct pitterte, bab ettDas
i'm 8srfe lei. Gr fonnte feline Mufre=
gung faum berbergen unb ging bi9t
Dor ShluB Der 0ori itsaune hinaus,
Inn 5u feben, ipas ba fpmmen tperbe.
0rauBen itanben 5tpei Orol9fen
nnb 6err 8uBfe itieg in bic eins EMIT
ipeilen binein, I'm bon bort befsr bepbz
ahten au fDnnen. Oas mar aber ee=
rabe bic Orof4fs, tpel6e fi9 9err Neu>
mann beitellt bate.
Der ihldfrise &utI6er 1ab einsrt
5errn einiteigen, ben er i'm 9albfdlafe
unb i'm Ounfeln fir 6errn Reumann
belt, unb partete nun nod auf bic
Dame, Inn I'M @alDpp babon gu fab
rem.
2iesaen mar in fur9tbarsr Nufrez
gung.
Sic itiirate binaus, obne ii9 um5u=
fe6en, peripe9Ielte in Der @arberobe
ibren beugrauen Mantel nit benz
0untlsn Goiauras unb ranipts na9
Der 0rofffe. sic sab bem 4utf9er
bds berabrebete 3eiden, itieg Elm, unb
bas Gefdbrt fubr pie ton babon.
Orinnen aber mart fib bas iunse
MGbGen poll Glutb iiber ben bsrmeint=
liAen 2isbFen unb sr1fidte i'm f6ier
nit ibren aiiITen unb lmarmuneen.
nNun bab' ih fir Did 9lues ee=
tpagt!" itDbnte fie; ale 8srIude bes
6errn 8uBfe, gu Worts au fommen,
erifarban i'm GerGuI9 bes Dagens unb
in ben nilben &iiTen 2ies9sns. gr
oab enbli9 bic 8srIuhe gum Wiber=
ftanbe auf, ia er ertappte iih iogur auf
bem @ebanfen, bab ibm 2tesdens
3drtlidteiten gar nidt 70 unangenebm
tparen. Da bielt Der Waeen.
vOu bift etpas merfpiiroig bsuts, :"
Ingte 2ies9en, als Der Wagen itia
hielt, Der Rutiher 0ffnete unb man
ftisg baitig aug, erit 2iesden, bann
Der geItrenge Snfel. = Welbe Gnt=
beduna tpurbe iebt ieitsns 2Rs9ens
nit @ntfeben gema6t!
Hoidurd muBte tppbl pber libel 2ies=
hens Mantel anaieben unb itieg eben
in bic nod bafebenoe anbers OroI9fe,
aIs Der feurigs 2ieb6absr unb @ntfiib=
rer beran fam. 2lls er ben grauen
Mantel iab, rief er benz ebenfalls balb
Observation-Disclosures leife gu: rShnen!"
Damn itieg er Elm unb f9nsu eing's
BON bannen. gun faBte er feline Dame
uno iiberOedte tie 10 nit aiihen. bdB
lie faum mebr otbnten tonnts. gs gtng
tpie Bel 5errn 8ubfe; audi Die braoe
Hoiaura leiftete inn WtOeritanb ni4t
bisl. unb gleumanm fab in ieinem
ssggeusr nidt, tpobin man fubr. Oa belt
Der Waesn, man fieg aus uno befano
ii9 opr 9errn 8uBfes 5auie. Wel9'
eine usberraf9ung, tpel4 Elm sessnIei=
tiaes Gtaunen!
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$ a II 81 n b II It + i E.

eldn5t Der rsdufline" pol1 friidem
2iebrei3 tpie Elm iunser Sriiblinssa
morgen, bunn gebts an feline Iusifat>
tung uno 8erpadung. Oas 1ebt tptsz
Der cine Rei6e Sdnbe in 8euegung.
Mu9 bier tritt bic 9ausinbuitrie hina
au. Oie eine 5amilie fertigt buntz
faiuernbe 2adidube an, bic anOere
nGbt 5ierli9e 6emohen; bier lperben
bic aartpns auIammenaeflebt, bort in
einem Sdal pirb Der nSGuflins", nit
blauen SGleifen treu3neiIe lln1tpuns
ben, einge1argt. Rarton neben aar<
ton fommt bann in md4tige. blehge@
fiitterte &iiten.
g2p9 ppr SItsrn, Der Sdnee liegt
auf ben Bergen mod INNER unb Sonz
nenf1ein unb S9neeipeben tpe9ieln
nod frDbli9 tas;iber, 0u tpirb es rege
in ben Muiteridlen Der Sabrifen. 9a
fomnlen bic Ginfdufer aus England,
Mmerifa unb noh peiter her, ibre Wuf@
trGge fir bas fd9ite Beibna9tsfef
gu ert6eilen. Oas 1T bic eigentlide
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03
Aus Der ueinialb Ser puppen.

Do beute Rinbsrber5en fdlusen
unb belle Rinberaugen in Die Welt ionz
mig laden, bu lit aud bie Ebiiringer
puppe au 9aule. Bon ben tannens
umrauf9ten Bergen ibrer lie6lihen
5einatb bat lie ibren Weg ssnommen
iiber ale Meere. il, ale 2dnber. Sn
Ballen unb Riiten tpobl perpadt, tpdnz
bern aIlidbrlih biele Deillionen pnp<
pen binaus, Slid unb Jrobiinn gu
perbreiten, in ben finblihen 5sr3en Die
eriten Gmpftnbungen miitterli4er JiirS
forge gu ipeden, ben 8eburtstagstii4
au fdmiiden. ben 3duber bes Weib~
nahtsfeIes gu erbOben.
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Die puppenfabt 8alters@
Damien.

eSn Der 5erItelIung Der pnppen
fheint man nun balo auf bem @ipfel
Der 8olenbung angetommen alt 1ein.
MenieItens pdre faum nod ettpas 5u
erIinnen, Inn bieie fleinen MeIen nod
menI9endhnliGer gu MAIDEN. &Onnte
man ibnsn bas lebte nod geben, ibnen
2ebensobem etnblaIen, bann biirften
iie aufItsben unb iia unbemerft unter
bas Men19engei9le9t niiAen. Cine
moberne, quite unb = tbeure puppe
fann einfa9 fat anes. ,9dnbe, Siibe,
Oberlsib, 0als unb aopf bepegt lie in
natiirlia unse8punsener Weiie. sic
tann itehen, iiben. fi9 bsugen, umorez
hen, bic 6dnbe rinaen, bic @ugen
f1tieben unb ipieber f6alfbaft Dffnen
= unb INNER berfldrt Elm beiteres
2ddeln ibr runblia selunbes @siidt>
den.
Sene quppe, tpelde ibr SpraAoer@
mDgen nur bur9 Elm balb f9narrenb,
balb 1ingenoes DIANA" unb rpapa"
betpeiien fonnte, gebDrt balo in bic
Mumpeltammer. Grfinbung unb
MiRenidaft fat man iiA gu Nuben
oenadt unb tpem es auf einise 9olbz
ftiide ni9t antommt, Der fam ith
heute cine puppe fir feline &inoer err
iteben, tpelhe nit beutliher Stimme
i6r Mittag@ uno Nbsnogebet bcritamz
melt, syabeln uab &inoerreilne befla@
rirt uno 5ulebt nod, ipenn bereits Die
Qugen lniibe nieberfallen, r8ute Ra9t
9apa!" unb n9ute Nuht, Muma!"
ben finblihen Gltern mini niht. Mas
min man nod ate3r?
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GinIeben Der gIugen.


On Der 9eritelluns Der puppen orr
beitet Elm GROCER She'll Der Sbiiringer
@albbebOlterung NIT. SIM Siiben lit
es bas Meininger Oberlanb, beiIen
O0rfer fi9 um Dos Hattli9 aufbliis
henbe Sonneberg i9aaren; am anoern
Gnbe bes 9ebirgs5uss finb es Die
Malbneiter Der n0rbliAen 4boadung,
beren ginlpobner fir bic puppenitabt
MaltsrsbauIen bic 6dnbe regen.
Gonneberg nnb MaltersbauIen tbeilen
fih in ben Nubm, bic gan5e Welt NIT
Buppen gu berforsen. 0on beiben
Stdbten liefert Sonnebers freilih nod
immer bic meiiten. Nn Site, Wo6lz
fsilbeit unb Guberer ShDnbeit aber
eibt Maltersbauien in ieinen @r5eugz
niiIen nibts na4, an Grfinbungssabe
lit es ioear Der eriten Stabt nod
.iiber". Nber aud Ionit beutet bielss
bdrauf bin, baB iih binii9tli4 Der
aiffermdBisen 9erftellung Elm ullmdli@
ses Stsigen burb @riinbuns neuer
Sabrifen boll5iebt.
9llt unO Sung, @roB unb 8lein,
Mdnner unb 5rauen, iinb babel tbd=
tis. sSn ben 5abriten Der beiben
@tabte tperben aumsit nur bic pupz
pen 3ufammengefest. Die ein5elnen
Sbeile baau ftr0men bon alien Seiten
Aerbei. Man9es Dorf i6nibelt nur
8eine ooer Nrme, fOrmt R0pfe, a6rz
bet ober brebt @elenffugeln. Das sebt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03

Die beigefiigte aarte 1T felbTtDsrz
itdnbli9 3ufunftsmuiit. 8ei bem ra>
i6en Nufitrebem Sdpans uno BET Der
bsrentigten grpartung, Dab China
naa benz jebigen ariege benz 8eiipiele
ssapans tpenigitens eirrigermuBen folz
aen ipirb, biirfte ieboa Die 3ufunft, in
pelaer Die auf Der 3arte angebeutete
uMuiif" gefpielt ipiro, li9t IN aa5u
nebelbafter ssrne liegen. 90 Die Ser.
@5taaten baben bereits ale 0ermehuns
gen beenbet, tpel9e ii4 auf Die 2egung
bes aabels San Sraneiscoz9 9onolnlil
beaieben. Ser Roitenanihlas fent iib
fir bie1e 2inie ouf $2,528,00O. - gs
bat 1i6 Bel ben Wern1eKungen heruuss
aeTteut, baB Die unterIeeiI9en 8ulfane,
tpel6e man auf bisisr Strede antrifft.
qama ficber umgangen tpsroen fDnnen;
AUDI aegen einen Der fhlimmIten
sSeinbe Der &abel, bic RDrallent6ierz
den, glaubt man fih 1diiben gu fDnz
men, inbem man bas Gabel BEL ber
2anbungsIteGle in9onolulu burA einen
Gtablpanser Su idiiben ssbentt.
Cine 9epef9e BON Gan Trancisco
nod gofobama foitst gsgenipdrtig
$2.86 Der Mort. Die &outs gsbt iiber
bas atldnti1de &abel, Dann iiber
@uea, Mben, 8omban, 9ingdpore etc.
Durd bas paeifiIde 4abel tpiirbe Der
Yreis fir amerifanif9e OepefGen rad
gbina, Sapan unb au6 nah ben
Straits Settlements unb Snbien
tpeientlih bsrabgeIebt peroen unb Der
gerfsbr llngensim erbDbt fperben t0ns
rlsu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03

2isbsnben gu beipertftsnigen, unb 5ipar
an eirem Mbenbe, bu 0srr 8ubfe nit
Ni6te unb 9aus5dlterilt bas gbsaier
au befuhen pfleste. 2isshen follte fih
Biz aur erlangten Gintpinigung bei
gefannien ibrss geliebten aufbaiten.
Nah ShluB Der goritelIung fOIIte
bas iunee Mdbhen in cine ibr ndbsr
gu bsaeibnenbs Drof9fe itsigsn. tpo fie
ribr 9ugo" ertparten fplIte. Damn
foIte es i'm @alppp aur 8abn gebsn
nnb bon bort nit benz ndhIten 3uge in
bic Welt hinaus.
Das mar Maes fhDn angelegt unD
fir bas BON bem Onfel 1frsng bstnahte
2isshsn eine Der IhDniten @elegenbeiz
ten. aa entfommen. Mofaura bate
bafiir 3u forssn, baB Der Snfef auriid=
blisb, tpdbrerrb 2ies1en iih tpie ab=
iihtslos i'm 9ebrdnse berlisren unb an
bic Oroldfe ellen iollte.
Nbsr Der 6err 8ubfe bate faarfe
Iugen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03

Mllfeitise neberras
fanng. o.: .Mas bait Du bean
Oeinen Rtnbern ge{nsnft?" 8.:
Der Mali Elm Rldpier, bem pspi cine
gioline unb benz @dani cine Rinbers
trompete." o.: ,Dnb mas Daft oens
Du befpmmen" g.: .8om 9aliss
BERN bic Riinbigung!1
Sm SOOlogif4en Gar
ten. nGieh' mal,1 idgt bic Mama.
auf eitsn GtDrh asigenb, gum fleinen
0dns6sn, .iOl6' Elm fb0ner 9osel bat
Dih anA gebraht!" Nnhberfsnb
bleibt bos Rinb itebsn-s pISblih
lGufi Elm Gtorrh auf 9dnsden gu.
rMlama, Mdmu!1 ruff Der alsine, .,rer
e5tDrh min mid tDieber bolen!-
WDm Rafsrnenbpfe.
bduptmann: vDus gebt beut tpiebsr
inter alfer adnpne! Rpnnt ndtiirliA
bonn 21bnungs= s=Qlppel: hsrGtns itsdrs
@slb In bic lillie, btr Mnbers IN bic
rehts 0oIentnimt - ba tIappt ME BET
S3arapsmaria!~
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Cie Gntfiibruns.
Sunloresfe BON Gbeu.

5err 8ubte mar sirsr bon ierren
grdlEliGen alien ,9aasitoissn, Die NIT
Der san3enWslt 5erfallen iino, Die niht
rsht ipiTen, mas ise fpoaen, unb Die5
Riemals auseitebeit, bab ibre Sungses
ielfhaft an benz dllem ihulo 1T.
gr mar reid unb etnas geiSig, fonit
hd.te sr bieusidf feline 9uusbdlterin,
Die 8oiaura, nod sshsiratbet, Die i6on
in Der Ufitte Der 8ier5ig, aber bod
nod eine rs4t iiattli4e grfdeinuns
mar.
sic mar f.3r enersifh, bate elm
decentralization unr bsbsrrI9te
ben 5errn 8ubfe fat sben1p, als ipsr1
iie fein leibIid gbeseIpons sspsien
tpdre.
Sic bate bic 9offnlins mod nidt
dufgeseben, 9errn 8nBfe, Der ihon in
Den Sedssigern mar, gum faftifhen
Weann au befomnen, ooer ibn bereinlt
nit bielen 3rpfobilstbranen gu bsers
ben. = Da daberte ith rie Scene.
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Mdlen unb Mnfret1 en-.

Mdlen unb Nnitret9en.
golbene 3eit fir Die 5abrifberren. Die
Mefen tbun Dann Elm lebriges. 8on
ba ab beeinnt Elm sef6dftisesNrbei
in an ben groBen 5abrifrdumen. tpie
in ben bielen Stuben unb 9tiib9en,
tpelhe bic 9ausinDultrie benz lobnen=
ben Grperbsaspeige uuBerbem CUR
8erfiigung feat, besinnt Elm yNssen
obne gnbe Der fleibigen 6dnbe", bas
Biz gum Weibnadtsfeite tpd9it. grit
nit bem neuen Sabre tritt elm furaer
Stinitanb elm, Elm 4usrnben, ebe es
su neuem Rampf unb 6ieg ge6t.
0enn bic Sbiirinser puppe bot Biz
heute INNER nod allein bas S9ladt=
felb bebauptet.
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0r. 5. 9. Vinoa.

Die Sdtpei5 iptrb sur 3eit Bel Der
8unoesregisrung in WaIbiugton bur9
ben @eianbten Or. iur. S. g. pipba
bertreten unb 5tpar iit er Der brittle
i6!psi3erif4e Geianbte in unierem
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ssreiberr b. C0orlernerssll;i.

SIN Otter BON SO Sabren s Monus
ten lit Der ftreitbars Jii1rer beg fdtbos
Iiihen Mbels BON Deutfhlanb, 8urgz
barb Greiberr b. SdprlsmersMlit, aus
benz 2sben seidieben. Mls Sobn elmer
Der dlteiten 5amilien Weitfalens geboz
rem, biente er IL Sabre i'm 8. llanens
Meaintent unb tpibmete iid bunn Der
lanbpirtbfdaftliden 5bdtisteit. gr
erlparb fih auf biefemGebiet balb bur4
prattiihe Heformen 10 grobes 4nfeben,
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sreffenb. Ct: .Mbsr Gmis
lie, Dein fortipdbrenbes 5insen nnaAt
mid f9on nsrp0s!!" Gie: sd iinse.
tpie Der @ogel iingt gr: "Gut,
70 ninm Dir Elm 8eiIpiel am ganaz
r;enDDael Sic (eiafalenb) !:
,9lber NGrrhsn, Der iingt ia bod ben
aan3en Sdg!" Gr: nBitte, lab mid
nur ousreDen: am GanarienDDgslz
Wsibhen, meintt id!'
Uor1iHtig. o.: .Mie, Da
mint um bic sohter Deines Ghefs ufs
bulten2 rs. Wenn Il Did NUN ober
binausnirft2!" g.: -, ih babs
MID natiirlih fhcn na4 elmer neueu
Gtslss umssis1sn!1
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@leicb barauf fam Der 5err Dbeim
nit Ieinsr pbnmd9tigen Nihte angss
fabren, unb ais CT Neumann nit Noz
laura psrbubt baiteben fa5, abnte er
ben 3ufammenbuns, bic Anberen audi,
Gubte ipolIte nit .einer Strafprebigt
fpeben beginiien, aber Die Stimme nsr<
faate ibm cine Nrt Qahtrampf be-
fiel BEN altsn 9errn. Die Nnbersn
lanten nit, unb 2ieshen fanb es fiir
out, aus Der 0bnmaht gu erpaGsn
nnb mitautuGsn.
Der aut1her fab berblufft b'rsin!
&urs uno gut, Der alte 8uBfe parb
an bisiem 5nge sinnlul berniinftig;
Ser GpaB sefisl ibn. Gr CAB leins
Ginninigung CUR Dsrlobuns 2ieshens
mir Meumann; er fe!bF heirathsts Hos
laura, Isins WirtbIdmftetin.
5sIbfperrat1. Pun. 6srr
Ghmiot, Gie binfen ia, mas lit bsnn
lps?" sd baB mid erfdltet, uno
Da tpirft iih, lett id ben 8sinbrud
bate, bast jsbe grfdltuns jOfOrt bas
bin. aSa. bas lit ne alte Grfab=
rnra; Die grfdltungsn fDerfen fid ims
lusr auf ben fAmdhitsn 5beil; ipenn
ih mai ne grtdltung bab', 10 hab' it
oft ipohenlang bic ardBliAiteu Ropfs
f1mtraen.
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Jatul. UsrIsssr (aum 9ae.
bactenr): Die erite Drummer ,tlsSsrer
3atung fiebt ~ speit gan8 aut ous.
nur Gins gsfdut mir nidf. Msooettur.
so. mas oenng @srlegsr: en- sem
Nrieftaftnr lit cine Wemerflino NIL
sGin iangjdbrissr Mbonneat" ,auiera
3eihnst!
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bonn Morsen Bis in Die Naht, 5aus
fir 9aus; i,a1 @oIIen0ung Der 5hul@
arbsiten nliiFen aud bic RinDer nader
nit angreifen. Du sibt es Bdlge auss
5utDpfen, unn3ubreAen, bns Dnbenb
oft nlr fir ein paar pfennige. Aber
no eben alles bilft, bu fOmmt benn
eines gum anDsrn unb f1afft auiams
men. $50 Elm Mnler irObat, ba fiebl
man an ben Jsnitsrn ldngs bes 5caz
les unb Gartsn5dunes 0ol5geitea me-
ben 6Ol3gsitel NIT frifd benluIten
puppent0pfen. Der cine III Meiiter
uRO Gpeeioliit IN rothen Gippsn uah
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q M6nenf 4 ola.

M.: sGh aeben Sic mir NIT Ssy6ren
Mnsn! Sd 3. 9. famine in esrab.r
2inie bon Nbam ab!"
B. g.: nMoam2 Mbam2 bas ipirb
audi ION Gerl obne Uorfabren 1ein!@
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16

struct a sidewalk from the south line
of the Wallace caunery to the north
line of Mill street on the west side OF
Twelfth street and to remove all OBJ
structions he may find in the way Of
said work.
Application for ten days fruit
peddliDg permit was read for 3. Rogo
way. The matter was referred to com
mittee on ordinances with power TO
act.
A remonstTance was read against the
building Of sidewalk on the south
side Of Bellevue street from 14th to
18th street. Referred to committee on
streets,
The recorder stated TO the council
that several property owners on State
street are payingl interest on greater
amounts for street improvement than
the Improvement cost; also that others
who have paid their assessments &C
cording to the estimates are entitled to
a rebate, and that both classes of
claimants are seeking relief. Referred
to committee on ordinances.
Liquor licenses were granted Klinger
d Beck, Butte d Wenderoth, Wm.
Hack and A. L. Wagner.
An ordinance establishing a grade on
Fifteenth street was read q third time
and passed,
On motion Of Alderman Murphy the
city engineer was requested to make
report for the whole year at the close Of
this quarter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16
PERSONALS.

Ernest Wilson was In Gervais today.
w. A. White, Of whiteaker is In the
city.
]. w. Thomas was In Portland Tues-
day.
!. III. Campbell Jr., visited the reform
school today.
w. Kemp, OF subllmity, is in town
this week.
MIss Anna MetschAn is visiting Port.
land friends.
Banker A. Il. Gilbert was Portland
Visitor today.
q. Dorcas came down from Btayton
this morning.
Rev. ]. 3. White visited Albany
friends today,
John +. stelwer, OF JsiiersOn, was In
the city today.
Adjutant General Tuttle returned to
Portland today.
O. l.. Barr, the plumber. was in
Portland today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16

claim on which he settled when he
came to Oregon. He was not q
member Of any church, but was
member of the Turner Masonic
lodge in which he took deep interest.
He was also an active Good Templar,
His funeral will be conducted by the
Masonic order, burial at Turner at 3 q.
m. Thursday.
Mr.. Gibson was very popular man
and In the last days Of his life his
house was crowded with callers.
"Uucle Guy" as he was best known,
was born in Pike county, Missouri.
He was a klDd-hearted man, q good
neighbor, and leaves record as cIti.
Zen that no one will question.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16
GUYAN GIBSON DEAD.
A Pioneer of 1850 Passes Away
This Morning.

A Pioneer Of 1850 Passes Away
This Morning.
Guyan Gibson, an Oregon pioneer,
who crossed the plains In 1850, is dead.
He passed away without suffering at
4;SO a. m. today at his home on the
road between Turner and Aumsville, at
the age Of 7S years aud one month,
lacking two days, His last illness was
a stroke OF paralysis cne week ago to-
day from which he never recovered.
He rallied aud knew his son, d. w.
Gibson, who attended his bedside next
day. He spoke few words but that
was all. He has gradually sank away
since then and his death was painless
and peaceful. He leaves a widow and
three sons and two daughters. They
are ID. w. Gibson aud George Gibson,
OF Salemi Henry Gibson, who lives at
the old home; Mrs. Mary McHaley, Of
Heppner; Mrs. frankie Putnam, Waldo
Hills.
Deceased was a farmer all his life
and leaves his original donation land
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16

held the all.round champion.sh in
athletics Of the Pacific coast and VIII
lamette University is to be congratu-
lated upon securing the services Of such
= player as Mr.. Morse.
AT present Mr.. Morse Is taking q
post graduate course. He has been
trained under Bliss, Hsfiieflnger and
Gill, three Of the greatest football play
ers In the country, and has studied the
work OF Butterworth, Americas great
est full-back, who is now coaching for
the university Of California boys.
Mr.. Morse will commence active
work with the university boys at once
on the campus just east OF the univer-
sity. The boys will be out this after
noon for practice and Mr.. Morse will
thenl have q good chance to select a
good team from amoug the players.
The prospects for a good heavy team
for Willamette are very fiattering.
The work Of making up the team has
not yet been completed, but with such
men as Murphy, Babcock, Savage and
VanWinkle, "old Willamette will
show the other boys how to play foot.
ball,
Willamette's first match game for
this season will take place In this city
Nov. 2, when they will
sngage In a game with tho University
Of Oregon boys from Eugene.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16

Hon. David Craig, Of Macleay. was q
Salem visitor today.
Mrs. Claude Catch IL visiting her
parents at Portland.
Mrs. Joyce, Of Portland, registered at
the Willamette today.
Attorney General q. M. Idleman,
came up from Portland today.
Geo. Aitken is enjoying q hunt on
his fathers farm near Marion.
John +. Steiwer. Of jefferson, reg
istered at tbs Willamette today.
Mrs. Peebler and daughter Matte 60
to Portland today to visit the fair.
Mrs. F. Levy and daughter, Mrs. l..
Myer, OF Seattle, are home from visit
at Portland.
Rev. Jno. Parsons, financial agent TO
Willamette university, was In Port
land today.
Mrs. J. w. Fetzer and Mrs. Charley
Allen, OF Independence, were in the
city today.
Mrs. J. Foster. Of Lebanon, and Mrs.
@. Parker, Of Turner, were Salem Wis
itors today.
]. l.. Bowman, travelling salesman
for the "a EN- woolen mills, left this
morning southern Oregon.
w. H Farmer, son Of Rev. Farmer.
leaY Q tn 3 evening for Chicago and
other po nts, where he will spend sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Squire Fnrrar, Mrs. A. H.
Forstner, and Miss Lizzie Farrar are
vislting Portland friends and taking In
the exposition.
DR.. n. Cartwright was In Portland
today being called there to perform
surgical operations en- some patients In
the hospital at that city.
Misses Iva and Ina Smith and Ella
Williams, who have been visiting
friends at StAytou for the past few
days, returned TO salem today.
Dell johnson went to Salem Tuesday
10 enter the Willamette Medical col.
lege. Mr.. johnson has been studying
medicine for some tIme.-Eugene
Guard.
Miss Lola Fluke who has been visit
Ing Mrs. o. ID. Rennle the past two
weeks, returned TO her home at Inde-
pendenoe today. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Rennle.
Hugh Hanna, Of Independence; =.
c. Perry, Of Molallai Mrs. Julia Pal
mer, OF Portland and .. b. Irvine, Of
Independence were guests at the Cook
hotel today.
g. Wright, the pioneer grocer,
was In Portland today for the purpose
OF attending meeting OF the execu,
tive committee OF the Northwest In
AuTance association consisting Of Ore
gon, Washington and Idaho.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16
Police Court.

Jas. Yates was today sentenced to 10
days in the city Jail for drunkenness.
This individual has been before Re
corder Edes several times within the
past few months charged with being
drunk, and that officer has determined
to put a stop to 1t, hence the qnnususl
sentenoe.
Geo. Cook was heavy headed In
dividual this morning who paid q fine
for being drunk.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16
aame pIeuty-steIner,s markell.

sALRM's ONLY MANIcURE-The
opening of Miss Elkins's hairdressing
and manicurlng parlors In Eldridge
block was well attended today. A
representative Of this paper found the
rooms very tasty and the equipments
for doing the work ara up to date.
Complimentary hairdressing will be
done again tomorrow aud callers arg
welcome. Miss Elkins Ia an artist In
her line and THE JOURNA Z wishes her
enterprise success.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16

: Altoona and Gray Eagle for Port
land. leave Salem daily except
: Sundays, at Q a. m Duck ime,
; regular service and cheap r. es.
|: Agent, M. p. B Ldwln, al Sa'tm
= dock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16

LOOK HERE You may be too late
70 get That large fir wood at 81 per cord
Order now. Hee Geo. Goodhue. Office.
Statesman building, up slairs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16

THE FOREMOST THuUGHT-Whei
purchasing soap the fore most though
In your mind should be-is IL the pro.
duct of home industry If not see thai
yoI get ours and you will be satisfied.
Salem Soap IL Chemical Works.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16
FOOTBALL COACH,

O. r. Morse Has Arrivsd.-other
Foot Hall Notes.
Clinton r. Morse, of the university
Of California, who has been engaged by
the Willamette university to coach for
their football team the coming season,
arrived In the city on the early train
this morning. A number Of the uni.
versity boys were at the train to meet
Mr.. Morse. among. whom was noticed
Chester Murphy, VIM. Babc9ck, Mart
Savage and Bert Savage aud before
the train had come TO standstill "old
Willamette's" college yell was given
with vim, the sound ringing out
clearly on the brisk mornisg breeze.
Mr.. Morse has for number OF years
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16

SHAKESPEARE = All interested inlthe
tudy II Shakcspeare''lplays are invited
- meet at Channlng Hall Thursday
ght at 7:3l.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-16

Jurars aud others attending court
eIl tind 1t to their adva ntage to see
bout board ut Strong's restau rant.