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The herald., 1895-06-09

NITY LOTS
Y S45O-l.ot 5Oxl1S, Bryant ST. near Hoover
S5o0-Lot 50x11S, Twenty-third ST.
%650-Lot 5Ox144-On University car line.
$400-Lot 47hx136, on e. Eleventh st.
T650-Lot 50Kl25, on W. Eleventh st.
$6OO-Lot 42xl27, on L. Ninth st.
$350-Lot 5Ox14O, on +. Seventeenth st.
$l0O0-Lot 52Iaxl79, on w. Seventeenth st.
S00-Lot 40x1O0, W. rwenty-first ST.
S1000-Lot 5Oxl46, E. Twenty-tfth st.
$30OO-Lot 5Ox300, S. Main st.
&450O-6Ox SO corner lot on b. Main st.
$80O0-6Oxl65, Olive ST., close in.
Look for the horse shoe ii you want bargains
CORTELYOU & GIFFEN,
8 402 S. Broadway.
= NICE CORNER LOTS, BOYLE HEIGHTS.
= just off Boyle avenue, price $4,000: for
property improved or unimproved at Pico
Heights, Apply to BEN WHITE, 221 W. First
street. 10
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS
IN The best evidence that it paws TO adyen
tise in The Herald Is the fact that nearly ali
The leading dealers in the city are represented
IN its "For Sale" columns and they find thai
1t payG These advertisers are not expert
menting, They are wideawake business men
They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
advertising medium and are so well satisfied
with the results that they stick to the propo
sition. 5.24tf
The herald., 1895-06-09

number OF people are hunting for choice
homes We have secured a few OF the finest
country places to be found any place; 1877
acres few miles from the city, all set to fruit,
shrubbery, etc; fine large house, an elegant
place; cost nearly twice as much as is asked
for it now; or, will exchange for city property,
Main street preferred. MAYNE.
The herald., 1895-06-09

REMEMBER MAYNE. HE FINDS TIE
BARGAINS.
The herald., 1895-06-09

--
IFY YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
4 or exchange you will find that it pays to adj
vertise in the want columns Of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The IIerald's large and rapidly increasi ng
circulation insure results. ii
The herald., 1895-06-09

EOR SALE, CHEAP-5O FIT LOTWITH VAR
II iety of fruit trees and Broom house. Ap-
ply 445 L. 27th ST. 10
The herald., 1895-06-09

ds~nn WE HAVE ONLY TWO OR THREE
MC()J lots left in the Clark & Bryan tract at
this price: several fine lots on San Pedro ST.
desirable for homes and manufacturing pur-
CLARK & BRYAN, 127 W. Third st.
The herald., 1895-06-09

40 acres in the Lankershim ranch set to
fruit; 20 acres 3-year-old and 20 acres year
erty South or southwest and assume small
incumbrance price $500.
The herald., 1895-06-09

NOR SALE-HANDSOME. MODERN. SIX.
L room cottage, on Pasadena ave. lot 50x
$50; barn. CARTER IL CO., 1928 South Broad.
The herald., 1895-06-09
FOR SALE--.REAL ESTATE.
Houses and Lots.
EOR SALE
+. II. BARCLAY & DAUGHTER.
222ls $. Broadway.

Love'y 10-room residence in the most
fashionable portion of Alhambra, corner lot;
shrubbery, flowers. etc; one of the most de-
lghtful homes in Southern California; offered
at sacrifice. Photograph and particulars at
The herald., 1895-06-09
M d. JOHNSON,
Ms 213 W. First st.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.

ttOOO A FINE LOT ON sANTEE ST. NEAR
dpJUU Washington; also one lot on Maple
ave. at same price; they are bargains
CLARK g. BRYAN, 1877 w. Third st.
The herald., 1895-06-09

NOR SALE-
Fifteen minutes ride to 100 large lots in an
orange grove on doube-track electric car line;
wide graveled streets; choice shade trees water
piped soil sandy loan, drainage good: prices
low and terms easy. This tract is located in
the southern part OF the city. Unobst ructed
car Second and Spring SITS. Lots from $500
and up. All streets in tract not graded and
graveled and cement walked now being done.
For maps and Information call at his home on
tract. No. 1907 Central ave-, before 10 a m.
and after A 80 p.m.. or at III S. Broadwa
balance OF day, and see this property. Ii. NJ
CONGER 6-Stf
The herald., 1895-06-09

Lot 150x65O, corner Pasadena: 7-room
house; will take half value in exchange-say a
good fruit ranch at cash valuation; value OF
lot $4,000.
The herald., 1895-06-09

EOR SALE
r By BARR REALTY CO.,
III 5. Broadway.
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40 acres 10 miles from city; level land fine
for olives, apricots peaches, etc; close TO sta
tion, postoihce, store, etc: house needing $50
$1,000.
The herald., 1895-06-09

2OOacre imuroved ranch near Los Angeles;
income about $4,000, but can be oubled the
present year by proper management. This is II
legitimate investment, and the property is
constantly increasing in value, and we can un-
quallhedIy recommend ii as one OF the finest
openings for capital ever offered in southern
California.
The herald., 1895-06-09
We have fine land in oregon for exchange.

Fine improved 1o-acre orange orchard at
ontario; one OF the finest places in the colony;
cost 1900; offered AT forced sale for $4,000,
income $500. adjoining IL acres set ont last
year; $4,000.
The herald., 1895-06-09

Fine corner W. Sixth st. and Hope; best pos
sibe location for flats; n bargain
q. G. EDWARDS,
n1O Wpgt First
The herald., 1895-06-09

40 acres near Chatsworth park: now in bar
ley; fine land; $45O0; will exchange for city
and assume small amount
The herald., 1895-06-09

Cahuenga valley is coming to the front.
Sherman will have his electric road in orera-
tion to Santa Monica inside of 80 days Tho
line goes close to fine foothll place we have
secured, 80 acres; 1O-room house. every mod
ern convenience; 10 acres lemons; absolutely
frostless: tomatoes, peas. and in fact all kinds
OF vegetables grow and ripen during the win
ter months; $1,000 worth of peas sold off this
place last winter. 1t is a home and paying
property combined. 1t on the line of the
dummy that runs through Cahuenga valley.
The water right with this place is worth more
than the price asked; no water rent to pay and
lots of water to sell Sl2. 500 will buy it, If
taken at once. IL not, owner will raise the
price to $20,0OO and raise money elsewhere:
MAYNE,
The herald., 1895-06-09

INOR sALE-LCT ON EAST WASHINGTON
J. ST., near Peru ST.; stree. paved curbed and
severed, all paid for; cheap for cash. or for
parties that will build. Address. OWNER,
7l3 L. Washington.
The herald., 1895-06-09

FINWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON BURLINGTON
L ave, Bonnie Brae tract, each 50xl6I;
cheap
Two lots fronting on W. Seventh ST.. over
looking Westakc park, 50xl40 to alley, $llOO
nanh
The herald., 1895-06-09

MAIN ST.-SPECIAL NOTICE.
know OF II piece of property on Main st.
that $4,000 will handle; will make $4,000
inside 80 days. have all can manage down
there for n few days. This will not last-its
straight goods ] want in on it and want the
right man to buy it. haven't got it for sale
and it can't be tied up. Look this up II you
want to make money. MAYNE,
400 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-09

ttcOO-LOT 55xl46. ON UNION AVENUE
aDONJU near Sixteenth st. electric road street
graded. cement curb and sidewalk this lot is
will sell on sight. c. A. SUMNER IL CO., 1874
S. Broadway. IL =.
The herald., 1895-06-09

Figueroa st.-Beyond the city limits we
have fine piece of land fronting 264O feet on
Figueroa, iS rods deep. with flowing well; line
stand of alfalfa. Some day this will cut into
lots and sell for heap OF money. The price
asked now. $4,000, is ridiculous when the
prospects OF the property are considered:
MAINE.
The herald., 1895-06-09

19-room lodging house on Los Angeles ST.
Ilot 53Xl92; good condition; rooms always
en- ted; $1,000. Investigate this
Remember, MAYNE, he finds the bargains.
The herald., 1895-06-09

LSOR SALE-AT HALF ITS COST, AN ELE-
l. CANT home, 10 large rooms finely finished
no west corner; two lots; fine shrubbery; stone
wall; both streets graded and sidewalked; first-
class location WM. L. BOSBYSHELL,
ZIG $. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-09

FOR SALE
Fine corner on Santee street.
a corner on Ingraham.
4 corner on Grand avenue.
Large lot on Grand avenue, east side, just
south OF Eleventh st.
Several fine lots in Bonnie Brae tract
WIN. +. BOSBYSHELL,
8 11G 8. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-09
.ot on Main street near Thirty-frst; $500.

+. II. BARCLAY & DAUGHTER,
222la 5. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-09

tacsO-NET CASH. LOT COMET FEET NEAR
DOCU Seventh and Union SITS. Better look
this up - 1t is less than half value. OWNER,
=. o. Box 77O.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
RIVER NEWS.

The Gray Esglr passed through oa'
lem yesterday afternoon on her way 70
Portland.
The Willamette ibis niorDing regis
tered o 8 abJye low gs,er marx ana
II slpwly rising.
Rieamer AtDDa came up from lhe
metropolis 'h,s afternoon With goou
load Of heJyht sni her usual number
Of passeDg,f-. -ne vent on up the
river 20 Irdepe dcDce.
rteamci E,mofe Will be up tonight
from Portland With b.g load u
freight for salem and up The HVer
points. After mailing her landing at
Salem slie vii proceed 10 Harrisburg
Purser Blanchard. of tie steamer
Elmore, hes been cDmpslIe1 10 resign
bis position owirg to lbe illuers Of MTs'
Blencbard. His place VIII be filed
by Puner ChhsilensOn until the re-
covefy Of Mrs. Blanchsd.
Work on tho government revetment
on the Willamette above Corvallis has
been stopped, owing 10 the high water
As soon as the river falls sufficiently
tO allow the work to be resumed, the
boat will return from the upper river
where II Ia now engaged Ia removing
snags, and flash the work which viii
take about ten days.
The steamer Eugene arrived at Har
risburg Tuesday afternoon with 10 tons
Of freight for Eugene. she attempted
10 go on up the river, but was opposed
by heavy dfilt Of snSRs just this sid'
Of Harrisburg. Word Wac immediatIS
sent to Capt. Hatch, Of the sDag bOaI
Corvallis, who II about to cOmplets
the reyetmeDt ut Corvallis. Capfair
Hatch stated that be would be st lit
efty 10 few days to 60 up the rive
and clean out the channel. The steo
mer will return tomorrow ~ COryalli'
and take the o, +. freight up ~ III
AZ Harrisburg. The stage of water il
ample to admit of navigation II th'
river channel Was free from snag-.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
Quarterly Inspection.

Colonel Yofan of Eugene, last even
log inspected company u. at HubDara
Tonight CO.Onel YDHu aud Leleusr
Chas T., r bin, WI! iuspect compan
les B n aud at the AimOry. / 1854
lpstDu Of this event "a delegation {
members from oBcb ~ tie 0Ompabit
were busily eugaged ali day ~ rrrl,.
ing the ATmOry. Company Is. bns 3,
listed men. Captain r. =. Welcn T..
signed, leaves First Lieutenant j. v.
Berry, In In command Horace W,llF,
2gd lieutenant. Company ~. II ~
smallest Of The three cOmpanies ai
salem, having but "a listed men. TIE
officers " the company are NJ Myerf
captain, resigned First Lieutenant, Il.
II. LeAbo, ln command; second Lieu
tenant, Cbes, Murphy Company !
bas ~ enlisted men with the following
0fiicsrs' Captain, Percy Wills; frs
Lieutenant, Il. Is. Henry second Lieu.
tenant, J, A, Evans. Major DC sher
man ID commander aud Cbas. n. Rob
lin, rsglmepial adjutaDt " the second
Battalion, comprising companies B, n
aod ! u this city, end company y al
Hubbard. The hecond Regiment Dand
viii attend the inspection tonight 10
uniform, Al members of the seyerai
companies are urged to be- present
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
Pansral Of M. RartIatr.

The funeral serYiees ~ the late sheT
insn " Bartlett gee beld ffom tbt
Residences 10 fairyisw ad,lilloa At = o.
~, Rev. De- KaHtDsr, ~ no Firsl
Congregations church, officiating.
liunsl ~ iiufai cemetery,
hf bartlett sas native ~ Conuseti.
onl, removing 90 hes YoTk in bic
y9uib, ihsnns % hebfaska, snd in Ro.
YsHiisf 1861, 20 Oifgon, DO gss q
mfohADin sAd iafmsf uuill biz health
iallrd sad he cams 90 lhs paelne ooasi
No Bartlett Ynitfd Win tbs Cuugfr.
ssllonAl rhufeb shen 10 yaan ola. 10
sas msfnsd iu ls5l, Me. hafilsii snd
ise sdpll slDs DO Nsbfaaks surviving
him
- sas n1 . mfmbaf ~ aut ssegsl
sslplg iiF 8as sissi solksf ln bic
asnaaiipsl'aa std sissys psld nbsg
aill iY 100 riNiNh, ani bs hls asln
iltsilsl fnihuflssiis ssjs 800 h,,sis ~
flsadi
- tfss.d ssss ufy guhi map BOT
~ lhF qualities ilsi lasks : Aiasl sna
sss 'si sil 80 ~ flflB ssit ofllis iis
q sib slll NJ sfssi ls@s a. ihs eaa,,
niYiiil lu Hhirh hs moYea ~ ipsFu
. Ffig ninfHisb.r hHms a. iskp be-
plsfi iH ult haass am psls sib
hsHdf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
Has Not Moved.

o.P. Dobney, Of The Fair, has no'
moved from "a Commercial street,
His advertisements Of late have Iocateh
The Fair at various numbers on Com
merclal street, bat be ~ SUI ueaNnt nIs
out bargains TO the multitude ~ Z,4
Commercial street, opposite 5iroDgH
restaurant
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

yARDERVERr VAN FLEEP.-Ai
lhs residence ~ w f Van Fleet 0t
the hafden road, near salem, at s.Al
4. M Wednesday, March g7, 1893
" lss fmma Van Fleet t0 ME IA. n
yaDdsIysft Rev q, w. GAuuls of
hnlaiinK
4 Large number " lhs acquaintance,
~ ihe elDifsrupP parties wilnssssd ,ht
e'nwonyi aiisr sblrh aIl psftolb ~ 3
delicious lDi ~ frffrsbmupis Ths bfli,
anl groom aIs srll kgosu in nasu.
ibe islisf having hold q lsiusn ip
ihapias blnwYsh' sfDosry d 10 Gf 3
numtpf ~ yrsfs
3d. aDd hs Yspdsgsn sfs ll,la,
slih Me NsndtYtu, mallsg sfls
siio'Al pu thgrob sifssl, bui sill saon
nsfYpY . eiisRs lfsf ~ nf V.n
dfi'fi be- hFsd lu sslsH a1lg tlf.,
gFsis bYi lH iNRi iIap lee 800 man,
ssipl iiisnas - lis lssiiliss asam.,.
sha hH e'usF hiifluau l0 Lus.s,-.
sllss Nss Flsti b - .lgsi ls ss.sa an
bfi iseilib 80 hts yssIs sndlsAyuurs
sN'''sN ~ sfrif ssy saHty ofsa "a,
'Fllspl bastss1 IHt gspbsAi Ia.
,ss s's3 hainsa otss ssasl,sd hi
lhs hsiT fsls'f u aisinWaB5
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

FsttalA AZ. ''s. pg, sai ls,la.
''@' 'hsaf D naei saull sstu' '"sN~i
A t., Yses. aDplpsus. AVA.
'ff frllit5Iislfs, 'f l4f liN NlN.l
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
J. J. DALRYMPLE Il 60.
Dss.ltution IN North salem.


There II q family In North Salem 10
destitute circumstances, having scarcely
anything In the house 10 eat. This
family consists Of mother and two
children. boy about IS years old and
. girl Of II years Of age. Several years
ago the father ran away with the hired
girl, leaving the mother AIoDe with
two children 10 support. For the pas,
two weeks the mother has been ser.
iously sick and heraelf and family have
been cared for by the neighbors in the
meantime.
Someone said this morning that four
doctors were asked Ia call on the lady
yesterday but neither ~ them went
The physician who called At the house
Tuesday refused "a return again. The
poor woman was given soms money by
q nsighi,or aud lslsgIapbed 10 the old
family physician, who nov lives NJ
Lebanon. He came down On the
morning train aud hss made the 40.
nisn ~ nonfolisble ~ possible. There
10 also deslltule family consisting VI
q mother aud seven ebliden, living on
noglh hlsb slfeei, who srs badly Ia
need " fvpd as sell as oloihlns. rhs
husband sad father a. IN tbs pTcYlous
esss, Fsn assy, lsaYinK tbs mother
slons siih large fanlly 20 support.
Thsss iwo ianiiiiss ass deserving of
hslp sDa u 10 90 "a hol,sd ihs siiy
hosId ~ obsllllss slll look after lhslI
eanis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

Ms iihoda Welsh, aged ~ yssIs
ena ylolsplly inssps, l'en Oani
eospiy,
MIA = u ngosn "a ysan ~ sss,
fpoenllg ffolp fogilsna, hsi hB lhs
pael tao sseks Rsl'ieni ~ iaslsm
10 !, a, lilshslas0u sss sssmlulus
plRgslplsu ln cas- iHiiei eaaAlilmsnl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

1l,sala A. nfi slfmts n ssfs $40
lsaf ~ laes ilHs sl,allss alstss Az,
kos lsl psll flsg isys fslis a.,
NHAY 80 sllieilg " y asif Yhsg
~ So ass Nllllsg nsef 80 81
HAal 4 49, llWs plllvsl lltfilfs
hMistfee slll 49, $40 N " 20
sk1l ass fsllf sfs a n lrsit 80
go ~ iife ~ n phls ~ slsss
nifM psm kih
l|ehn lsl ssf iAlsilF Hirs,t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

II You can g'ta chlld's suit, est
pants, extra buttons. and cap 10 match
for price ihat you ordinarily pay ~
the single suit of same quality wlthou'
the extra pants, car, etc., which would
yon rather buy? Why, It's simply rid'
Ieulous TO ask such question And
yet It's cold fac, that we are now dis
playing a line Of those famous STANLEY
Combinations, consisting Of 8 d0ubl'
breasted cbilC's suit (Ages 4 10 is year
with extra pants, cap Of same mater.
Ial, sud extra buttone, and we are sell
ing this magnificent o1i6t at prize
that you formally paid for the bare suit
Prices for the complete outfits ranRs
frnm $500 10 500 and are the hes
values We baYe ever offered.
SOLD ONLY BY
j. J. DALRYMPLE Il 60.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

flnihA'f Ffli4AH n ilif iiilngk
saalsig e,iula ~ lsa f8s slaan llals
eN hfpn@lpl 4 lslRsiis a ,sNi
Mfals lllFH HHvls ~ stiisi sias a.
allilsiaHs 49, iels
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

titA oAkAFfHt i0aF0AI ills
Hsiaf FpiNy > fnp ~ lss lslisi lhsn
Az llilps slsF sna ilifg tNsp as lssl
hsee ~ lhsis ihf issssn illsD w.
kplesN 80 iills#g 4 lsilsis,n,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

wben Baby was sick, We gave her castoria'
When she was Child, she cried for caS'oria'
When sbe became Mis-, she clung % Castora'
When she had Children, she gave them castoria
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

iipNb hisu sss Figfn Hgs asys lssl
rkfplss W iadss lfass, ~ fasalps
~ silesis ~ lsif hesgs
thps heia@ legsiYfa nFs asgs ssoi
a lhs hasas N ilfeasssf fass ihs
RflsgpaeN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

Quoted. These were attended Ny $50
people Tie reading rooDl was supplied
with nine dsiiies. - city weeklies, I'VE
Illustrated Veeklles, seven religious
paperr, 10 monthly msgsziDes, i've BIZ
cycle papers, sud ten miscellapeons
pubi;catiofs The library st the pres
eDt time contains 225 yolumes.
The total number visiting ne rooms
Of tie association during The past year
Was some over IN 900 or All average
daily ATTENDANCE Of "a.
The above are some ~ The kuOwn r..
suits Of our work a. ~ ibs unknown
who can es'Imsts their value? Thee
rooms. opsn ~ they are, seyeD days 10
the week, aud from early 10 the morn
Ing until late at night, stand ln this
city ~ "A home Tor bomFiess young
men, - q beacOD light 10 those vino
are drifting smid the rocks Of tempta.
lion aud an agency Of the church
working for the salvation Of men.
That the institution Ia appreciated ls
shown by the large number ~ men
wb0 avail themselves Of the privileges
offered, aud on the other hand by the
way II hiss been supported by the busl.
ness men of the city.
There are about 200 young men who
belong 10 the assOciatiou at the present
time. There are also 30 boys 10 the
junior department. The influence Of
tie situation does not extend simply 10
ihe 2SO young meu aud boys who COM
pIife its nIembcrsbip but reaches hun.
iirds - other men who drop into our
MEETINGS pud Who use The reading aud
game IOCu.s fbhi are open 10 all. From
tue stOBdpoiDt VI profitable invest
meDt, Saifm could not afford b do
without ~ Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION.
la all the lsbOrs Of tbs association,
since It's organization three years ago,
the ladies connected with tie woman's
auxiliary, have been OF lnestlmable
help. Without their uDlinng efforts
In our behalf many Of the things that
have been accomplished would have
been left undone or else very poorly
done.
The three years that have passed
have placed the association upon firm
foundation bef0re the community. IN
many iespccts these yesTs have been
years Of experiment Important les.
sOBs have been leArGfd ana the field
has been undergoing preparation. We
,Ie now better prepared fof successful
work than ever b' fore. Let ~ each do
our utmost to make The record Of the
lDture better IN every respect than that
" the past and may this year see great
things accomplished Tor the Master IN
our association.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

MARRIAGE License The county
clerk today issued u marriage Dcense 90
Dr. l.. J.. Ketchum aud Miss Alice M.
Savage.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
PERSONALS.

r.. DAVIS 10 home from the rocl
quarry.
ID. NJ. Guthrie, Of Dallas, wss 10 th,
city today.
DR.. w. s. Mott was ~ Portland OF
business yesterday afternoon.
Archbishop w. II. Gross returned 4
Portland on the afternoon local.
Mrs. q. p. Bishop is visiting relative
IN the metropolis for few days.
l.. v. EhIen, county clerk, Ia con
fined ai home with sn attack Of Ia
grippe.
+. w. Eettlemelr, the WOodburn
nurserymaD, was In the city, today, on
business.
Mrs. George b. Barr took the morn.
ipg overland for NllW aukse for tboJi
visit With friends.
Ex-Governor Moody wa8 a passenger
% the morning overland aor the ms
,Fopolls on business.
Attorney A. U. Condit transacted
business 10 Aurora this afternoon and
SiIl return home tonight
Co. Geo. O. YOran came down from
lfugens this afternoon aud will inspect
'pInpsnles Is, II aud tonight.
j X Wagner arrived In the city Ibis
IA rDiDg from San FTaucis'o for a visit
,ith his brother, Lan,liotd A. J. Wng
i~r.
Mrs. A. Is. BufeD aud little daughter
Z yesterday on the afternoon local for
,,oTado Springs, where they will visit
itb friehds
Mrs. w, Wight, who has been visit
ng her brother, J. X KIsusse Of THE
~, went 10 Oregon Cry tbis aheI-
non where she viii reside IN the 70.
ture.
Tue Conxrs latIonal sunday School
has 81 cured Mr. g. o. Hogue TO give
one Of bis celebrated carlOoh entertain :
'nsnis next Tuesday evening, at which
Iue a fine display Of Magic Lantern
yiews will be given. Music by male
1uartsite.
Archbishop w. II. Gross Of PoTtlaBd
mas been Ia the city several days, the
guest Of his warm personal friend, Rev.
Father J. y. White Of 81. Jc seph's
church. The gentlemen spent the
afternoon Rt Sacred Heart Academy
where Chevaller DE Kontski gave the
faculty and pupils some Of his wond er-
ful plano recitals, and slso visited The
asylum taking dinner with supt. Row.
land.
Peter Abbey, the veteran hotel man
Of Newport, has purchased the fine
team and carriage 0f the McIlwaIn 80
tate and will take II 10 Yaqulna. A
year ago he was Ia Albany and bought
a team of q, II. Dalrymple. on the
way home the team ran away aBd
broke the carriage 10 pieces aud MI
Abbey WAS hurt ~ badly that be still
walks little lame. lie has q new dn.
YER this time aud his friends hope that
Do such bad luck will befall bim. Al
bany Herald,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

liEEs fnERE BkF0RR, Pau WsDb,
who IL ~ 80 over the Willsmetle Fslls
~ Oregon ciiy sunday afsleTDoou, 10
ths nisn 9bo made the successful Tun oi
tbs sbirlpo0l and Tsglds ~ klAgTs
liver also lhe leap over the Mlsslsslppl
rivsf ~. Anthony falls and Bellows fal's,
ssw york iIs hns nlads sams 10
isai@ iD sii, aud ip passing through
Portland sgrouis 10 ths Fast sas pef
svaded 20 giys An exhibition ~ bic
wonderful bsIgs sod skill
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"lIs' window Glass, varnlabes
And The most complete sfoek Of
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state Artists sialerinIs,iIme.
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