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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

poss,ed code 70 iis members; referred
Judiciary.
a 3. 2n, Prics - Incorporaung
Athena. introduced and psssed.
s. n. IS. BfouBell-For eommit'ee
oS two senators TO examine senate loui-
nal. with per diem -arDe - ehiei eie'h
referred ways sbd means for Amenu'
nent reduciog compension.
RR. H., Gesner For COMMITTEES o'
three A. per diem and mileage on eoiH'
mlt,ee WORK: adopted. Gesner, John
son and Smith Of Sherman appointed
Raley-RegulsiiDg practice q meoi-
cine and creating state board - medi-
csl examiner; pssse1.
242 Baneroft-Providing thst circuit
judRes may act 10 PROBATE during III
nsss or ab@ence q county Judge intro.
duced. read second uUse aud referred
Judiciary.
243, ll-CoDcerning fees ol
gherifs aud county clerks in certain
santles; introduced and passed.
Defining terms "iaDd and
real property" for purposes of taxa
ton: referred assessment.
Carter-To prevent The production
and sale of unwhJlesome foods, drinks
and medicine; 10 third reading.
Denny-For beet sugar factory 3
state prison substitute submitted b
Cogswell. The substitute permits th
governor 10 contract with any rersoi
or corporation for the employment 0
convlcts 10 making sugar. There
nothing 10 the substitute concerning
the Oregon Beet sugar Co. The sub
stltute was adopted aud the DILL va
ordered 10 q third reading.
Gesnes-For sewer for ssylum, pen
tentisry and capitol; passed.
Curtis-AsioriA charter; passed.
Butler-Crealipg state bard
county assessors; made special order 70
10 a. m. Tuesday.
COgswell-- Concerning assessment
special order for II =. IN.
G0wan-For better organization
o. y. q. failed 20 PAS.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
NORTH HOWELL PRAIRIE.

AOhlh hpHbsb ifFNA'iA"
Harding Bsughman and family
spent saturday aud sunday visiting
relatives ~ this plaee.
w. Iefwill, u honfOe, wa . visitor
among relatives here A1d ~ Brooks
lasa week.
v. B. Fletcbsf sas eisssnt last wssk
on . visiting tOBf in the ylelDiiy u
Brooke.
Mis- IDA Auti, Who hss been here
Speeding ths slBtsf Nith bsf fslAilyss,
the Yinton family, slaftsd OH Last sss'
dsy's lfsln ior hsT hone ln California
A literary and dsi,aiiDs soelsiy bas
recently been ofEsBlgsd - Hsssi 0fess
sshool heg-s, vlih Pnyf Wstb - pf~ls
d.nl and Miss FsnBls Norwood - -.
fsisIy. Tbe ss.si0a ~ mOgi eost bsla
A ihs iss. HlssiiHg, vAs very smgslsg
- well a. iHslfyetiag,
North H9ssll's lissfsTg sssissy is
siill runnisg snd bas pp iof dissg.si0n,
oa ths sysHins " the sgsslDE ~
Match Z, tns pspslsf Pres silver gss.'
tisH \ rasossd presided ~ ils lat
assi.ss ip plsos " lis president, NJ
1ssks. sbg ~ss swsy 90 baslna@ a
isalsa,
Am Gee. Aellssis, i1 esnIspy
sta bsf bfpibsf. Nf iiigssId, sod bic
family, hsFF ggas ~ iilsif 80 bs,l5is lg
lsflsns Ma. Asiiwsis sill FstsfD
si,sI . sis0 g.sii bat iis lileksfg fsn
iiy siii isks w ihslf fsslasnss is tbsi
sisis sssia, Ws pssdisi thaf als~siis.
tsstiae IN ii,s. u s@lsf stats sfiss i@'
sisniug - liisy dssibiisa~ dia bsm
slsliusisa sHd ssb fsasd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

sUMsvILLE

Rev. Leo spesf vfH presch si u =
a.. sert Hsadsy 10 ibs AsmsTiiss
cesFciL
Mr. %. y Hsssk bss bal qalis
dine sish Sc. - 0ngs~ i.us hes pfoyed
To- Lsffss mao.
Old sblis boss~ "Yipp' bas fstarSsd
home sod W.. wssyss y sgsis happy.
All q or lssd bgDiss have re-
tgfDs5.
~. yslsBiiss's day wss csisbFatss
bsrs ~ sendiDE friend snd fos . re-
n1ensbfsBos sDd ~ fag - heard rom
81 Nefs ileseed.
Ar. Don Smith - silli IN fse''ls
bsslth.
Mf. v. MsfnGsid sDd James AaJ o.
are building fences around their lard.
Mr Don smith went 70 Halsm Hat'
urday.
The man Who will exhibit . disgust,
log 81, ture aud declare II N - the cor'
rect likslesg ~ OOd, ls very loE 10 the
moral scale.
The Rev. gentleman from British
Columbia IL sliFfing ~ the psOpls of
Aumsyiile 10 great sbaps, aud has eon-
yinoed many tbst wherein they
bought themselves wiss, they we're
Z ollsb. lie has changed our Sunday
~ Saturday. Hssysn snd he'll ere siilI
empty. Notwithstanding the great
pfsparatiOB msds 10 receive the good
and the had. O1f sympsiby mnst -
oat 10 the pot Did DsYiI, Who ba'
haen rushing around tbess Thousands
u years "ssekiBg whom hs may de-
y0aF" aDd not one victim yet such "a
lieuos ls dsseryisg u reward. and such
,asyisg qusliiies hfe seldom met With,
Jo-sph \. Dolph ls not a patch 70 bin
IAN that glitisfs h not gold" bot
the gold IN the medal fsesiysd by d.
Phcs's Bsklng Powder ~ the CallfoF'
ME hld dsintsf Faif is is genuine.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

A PLEASANT EvENT.-ThurSday
evening, February l4th, about thirty OF
the many friends of Mr. and Mrs' W.
T. Ramsden, gathered at their pleas
ant home Oh Howell prairie, with well
filed baskets, and made the evening
pass very pleasantly to them, as well
as all present. After tripping the light
fantastic until about twelve o'clock, a
most sumptuous luncheon was serveo'
to which ali did ample justice. Then
the valentine box was opened and the
various valentines distributed among
those present, some OF which caused
much mirth and laughter. AT late
hour all departed for their homes
much delighted with the evenings
pleasures.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
SUCCESSFUL sHoE FIEM
what Krausss Bros Have Dcns fo'
Salem People.


Daring the pasi vssk The enisrpfis'
ing sioe hrm u Krsas-s BfofbeFs aas
falIy doubled tls esVaeiiy - lis stffs
~ IucfsMsing TIE shelf room iron nfsf
% esilins. Tbis gives them Ons ~ TIE
largest a. well - 6nssi shoe stores 90
ths Pacific eoas;. They bsss ln The
past made . grand soooe@ ofthe D'ssi-
ness, and nos during the daiiest $50
son have enjoyed larger trNds ihan
ever bef0Fs 10 their SUCCESSFUL b1siners
carer. Their growing trade bas more
than warranted the impspyemenls
they are making. and viii enable them
10 handle II better than ever 10 he
uast, J.R. KF4usss Will hereafter De
vote bis entire time with biz brother,
Ok. KFausss, % the work of this their
leading store, sDd one Of the frm IL
occupied largely with buying stock
and business management
This firm has on the way the largest
stock u shoes eyer brought 10 Salem,
Inc udIDg .,hs finest lines Of standard
makes and novelties, sucb ~ were
meyer before &C. 10 this market. Boy
ing ia such iarse iots enables this hFm
30 sell their superior goods ~ low ~ the
poorer and unslgbtly gOOds are sold ip
the smaller concerns. Il Il always .
rare pleasure for the ladies 10 look
through the elegant ~ ok Of this -
liable and enlsfDdslng firm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

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~ lifl als1sss ~ ihr ilmsi apa
htt hHNlnf seq t4fpfas ssY u,.,s
~ il a fai.d impflsslnsnt llst IN
1--WE zoe Hs n SASHA ABlf a,
aIs uaHglfi altb ratsftl N
h,s4 Alsi mtilanss y0l sliI III
'... i' ttlirfs Fs4f ainstsuispt IN
'AAf f'Hif eNl InsianisHssi.s a,,s
Hfif n iAilfuhhlAOATlf
Nl bees ifnsiiss 80 uoi ss.i.i
II 49, haf hHi nsiufsl pffdufiless ~
fNlt fal ~ N o'nla aud M i,
= 81 tssf ihfsf hft ~ snT ~. N'
iss4 ~ ianH a his sss'sN'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
For Gsrmany's Welfare.

BERLls, Feb. i5.--fhe emperor has
recovered from bis indlsposition. A
deputatioD n the agfarIAn league today
presented bin with memorial, asking
. revision Of the grain tariffs Ia the 10
irffsi n protection. Ia replying, the
emperor said the actlon sf tbs govern
menl would bs directed toward foster
ing The Interests concerning the vel.
fare u the county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
wasu the Supreme Court

btFfHtup fsb ig some u our
''ss' lish'' FsI@'1l bfsneb isun " ths
'sp'sui' aasH ~ - bsld Lsfs b. An
o." '''h' p'sass' isgislslafs. Geopsph.
'''Iy ens'aF'sd hsk1 clly s lhs
''iff pIaos iol lhs holdins " SESSIONS
4" il' 'gp'suis aaufl ~ tbis ssollos u
pHF.n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock OF
Brushes of all Kinds i'm the
state. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
A Battle Fought

Afw fohK, FsD. ia dispatch
from Panama ssys nsss has been re-.
osl'sd bsfs n balils fought on satar
daJ. bsiasen lbs fri,sb aud the Goy.
sinmsoi fofass nssf santa lsosa, 10 the
DEPARTMENT u hsfaes. More than
isy hondfsd vsfs tilIsd 90 both sldsss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
rHE LE0IsLATURE
HOrsE.
ySssuAsY Is.-ASTEEsoos.

FgBHfAEr Bs-AfibhFyyE'
NJ Curtis introduced . resolution iof
-ss-i0ns - the bOuss ~ follows 70 y
gta 8. 10 70 ~ AdOpfed
AT0aiss lniFodneed resolution iOf
hssi a5losFnmsnt Of The houss 90
Mafch ~. Bafieigh moved sn amend
neat for sdlouSBment February End.
Hs aid the legislature bsd demon
s,Faisd that Il was . grand failure -
far - the p1biie good is eoncsrsed' and
The sooner 40 sdjournDsnt s bad The
better. AmsDdment kst Paxton
moved an amendment for adjourn
ms.t Saturday. Fsb. y. I,oe. Amend
ment offered By Hofsr thu, the clerks
at The desk be pa,d foF tie extra Time
bat no clerks q oommittess be paid
sf.sf the y, except tboss actually
nssded BY COMMITTEES on sDgroesed
bills, enrolled bilIs, Judiciary aod ways
and means. Amendment adopted.
RESOLUTION lat by following vote:
YsAs- Baker. Barklsy BOothby, Cal
vert, ClsstOn, Coon. Cooper, Craig,
Curtis, Dayis, Dunn, GATES. Guild,
OurdaBe, HilIegAs, Hofer, Lester, Lyle,
McgIroer, MOOrbead. Patterson, Rinear.
son, Smith Of Linn Smith Of Polk,
TgaFd. Wright, Mr.. speaker-E.
Says-Bssch, Blundell, Bridge,
Baekman, Burke. Burieigh, CardwelI,
Cole, Conn, Daily, David, Gowdy,
Hops, Huffman, lefty, Ksyt, Long,
McCncksn. Myers. NealOn, Paxton,
scott, sshlbreds, sbu,rum, Stanley,
Stewart, smith Of Clakamhs, Smith Of
Jo~epbIns. Templet1p, Thompson,
Yoang-5i.
Under special order resolutions came
sp fist, by Craig, limiting the sppro-
pFistlons of money fof educational
parposes.tO the public schools; second.
that the agricultural college, state uni
versity, reform school, Asylum, etc, be
satisfied with present. appropriations.
Both resolutions Indefinitely postponed.
As special order n. Is. ~ came up
appfopFistlBg tl 200 10 reimburse Ash
land sebOOi district.
senate bill ~ by King, for ofganIza
ton and government u irrigation dis,
tde,s, came % on special order.
( Pas.ed.
Third rsadioE.
g25. Mrflfeaf -PiEinK bounty on
Sid sslmsls; msking the bounty uni
yrfsal isai
sis. Ciset0n -gof relocation u 90.
igmblA county sat passed
ia. Bsacb-To puTehass the clifford
ballot maehinss f0f the uss 0fslsciions,
Af. Beach read sisiemsnt fsyofng
tbs Diil. Ia ibs iBisfssl u true eoOD.
0my, ~ b0nast siseiiObs, u acgfAis aud
luEs syts fstBfDs NJ iaasafson
I disidsless ghs blii. sBd ihosgbi that
I n isas. uiib tvo gsDsfsl skeletons, the
tO,si 0@i u thass DAsbiBss s0uld IA
saved, NJ HafsF opis@sd the msas.
ufs 90 general psisdplss Af Curtis
thought !, might ~ gaed thiaT -
hglin0mab o0g6iy. bsi noi ~ thigly
ssiiisd fsXiDns NJ Is'otbby sud NJ.
issksf slso opgs~sd ne bili. tbs pro.
epis opp=iiiol u sseb sIzaksf bsin Z
ihs sppfoprsilga u ospss TIE IN
sss asfssisd ihs fgli9winE eye Esseh
Isaskmsn, Cssassli, clsstob. Cols.
DsFls. Log Fsitsf-ss, FsEion. 50
gssfs.gs 1i4omi~ss. fessE a.
ftbArAbY is EgEnfHs.
ssssts 1851 iss sassalsg Aii.sy
ehsfisf pssaat
80. hfssasil isospssilsk Osrs1
CHy l.a.~d
1 hffilHg tfssiiaa gfiias n usssiy
fsefdsf ssf a. 9s eaggsnssiisa a
eiiss sfiiesfs Aaaigg ~ C,,ls " ls
dsheiisly Is-ig.ss ssggia1 ~ - "
|af
~ nilaat iseffssfsilHg Faftisaa
ha.s sessfni ~ fsas ~ sshasii ibs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
Is Against Lord

TALLNAN, Feb. 18th. 1885,
IN JOUEsAL:-f want - Zee the
end Of this deg aceful legislature.
Why don't Lofd witbdHW biz name?
The general sentiment up here IL
sgaiost Lord. He has been elevated
highly, aud nov stands 10 the way In
the Interest q Doiph. Why not drop
the pfessnl array q candidates, take
up nev use urf sisci bin?
IL Deans The h~poblieAns have only
thirty y0.es aud the Dolph side has
f0fty-Ons yoiss some two factions
most loiB, 10 elect, and say Joln the
Fopulisis. get good man IN their
pAsty, " they Won't join oufs. Aay
s.sci James weaibsffofd 10 preference
~ Dolpb. Wsaibsffofd L. free silver
man. sod was opga=ad 10 the repeal Il
tie sherman act Anything but
Dolph.
\ FABaEh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
Another Land Graut I'm.

WAsISGroN, ID. c., Feb. l9.-The
house committee on public lands bas
'oled to favorably report Camlnetti's 5
pill fr the fr'ei'ur- OF the grantt d
aud- u The Pac De railroads where the
nuDf,tiun, have fai'e or refused 10
redeem their bonds. The bill was AL.
swcfed by striking out the words "i-
hereby forfeiied," leaving the reading
u the bill THE United States hereby
resumed the title 20.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

!. its ifsiNfal asffNts HfH Hfa 50
~ ~ 49,. ~ ltih sastff
T. d 49,. lslli aass llsi iis.ss 4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

A GOOD CROwD.-The meeting Of
r G. Williams, the Welch evangelist,
At the NJ. +. church last evening was a
good success. He is reformed gam
Dler aud former hotel manager but
now devotes his life to the cause Of the
IJWly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

stf itsit taaf ttahsss sfmstst.w
e.. isis4 ~ ts1 ~ siai asstsis
80 Hf sN Hfffa A. Ff sssD
afsis sH ifiss na Is ftnns,. N
'''''' ''ssf '.stnt O. hspHass,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

A pseeNasi ist NiN - sifta q ii.s
FM a. Ms8sssasF sfeeAss 81
fas v tsshf fbs sstlss y
as lsls go ~ "A Fis@issl faass
ila a. lasts ass an isisfsssss
iesas4ses lssits als aafaiai,g ieFiiea
i tiista ~ s4s.,ssis ~ wiH n
asasa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

ttH fatf Nesst n,mp Al. .
ff FNaisNift Al Dst fslItt
fHF NHNlis IA ~ sl','.t
4 HisNf tfsu ed L.l.. Ri
ltsi'hF irafiT M M .a p
ts4 Al alss... M i,s ~
AZ ~ sl4 lses1 Ia.s n. ~. IL 'ii,
80 tsss a Ahs,s's. ''@'' ssa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

nFas Wtni NJ salsll il,aia. IN ......
~ if'hs ~ srnd Fu.f 49,, \ fNNi.
, lHf 2 .aissf laafa 0sl.sf. Il. l,'iYit
HtffHifHNiN Hlsas H.ntl zee si'a
$50 % fsltaa BE- sassian. ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

AZ H"sf aF asfa.s .D A..
49, la lsH H1 auis ts,tsst
'hiffsa' HH sssf aat ~ M. 49,.
NhIa
fHtiI iiss..ifI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
Born.

RACE-At the family residence in
View Park this citv,oD Sunday morn.
inc. February IL, 1895, to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Earl Race, q daughter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

Ff,'--.-..n tqsrence Miller Gladys
Bo'.ln Bor llAS Sonbis Miller Mary u
~, : Scoit Miller ID II
Behs,' Bels. + on,sa Mrs Matthews WIN
BAlAe' ~ r. a. Marcus Winnie Mrs
bI bAAFi ID MackdOnell Henry
Cl-i.. r. lsen Jno ~
S,sdt,,as Csliy ~ Rsu Pugh Nellie Mrs
ILso E'ons Psytbenia Potter f & Mrs
DgnenS 1';-'s. F,sd Petersen Rev n
pi,is, pearl Phillips Annie
EL.esd Eilloo ganyietta Plckins L n Mrs
Sieens 49, o. Sterling Jas A
u.,ren IA Schmidt Clara
Holland Tbeo smith y n
Howard Henry ShanK LaT1o sSne 6rs
Hes David IoWnseuuSSIIo'' SIo
pnag WV Williams Oliver
T,uss ToIss Evs Williams Boyd
ReyrT,A Wright NJ
RsdvMT Welch DR. w Mrs
Lassiter NJ d Mrs Wren US
Miller August Wllcox 1
Miller Zum Brumer Emil
B.F. BoNHAM. P. M.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

Ths Pagisaa ilinss.d uu WaFss
bsFs sasigsasd g. ipfelsh $50 81
ssN sssss - nss slib iaga e,gsi isl,
nlala
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

Htf FesEf ln8if q HtHhsfsta
lae1te tAases a. hisstsiF lsa
Nes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

fasiafsis tt sI 81 f.seiies gsef iss'
hasss Hf.f aafhHisig - ls'fi
sssfias tsi go 20 fsisffs4 a. hsHs
sssfsh atitss go ass4s si.sif -
A. a. nfaasssF ffsHisH
fstaih fistafs iHssfsfs
iltt lses
ifsse esAiafnia isfsHfs
&c. 80 ees isl sss n ii 80 -
sfsHig issel
FN iats H gsssi fslsiias A.
sisffaH
81 p saMasssssi 80 fss
si.t Hssf fsfl afas afE ~
ssfsf
a. hsatf fas seaaaiss ass
ia'fila8 a HHHsa
H Hffttg assalss n lrfi.
sff fflHsf istsas its iAsilss ssa
sH fsIfsi ma.i' ss - fsisss
80 ifstffss IfHH ftaatsss A. ~
ssfeiiFf lseiifaf HfssfsI affsf 81
- fasfisg ffff
Htifft 4lsssHHs Ha
see n hmtaif as4 go 81 -
90 itHf tsf fs saaa
~ eftta
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain 6as ~
the s.,ern postoffiee, Feo. lo, IoSo, III w,
.Lii,d vi foy Those calling for thein
49, sav advertised"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

j M niiNthAf AhtfUhE
pla 1881 u aaIF psf sp ~ .a5ss
t#h 'safH GA tHffs aHd u 81 sis..Ilis
Nffs - 80 afas hHfHf. ts.aHts fl.s..
is9 tsafs go 3. fsIH sfstdl.n. WiIi
fsaiiffIF Hsff sN tlHfs N ~. 49,
- ~ nhlufHAI AHIffisf
~ IalHi hs1 tg i.sHn a Hr..Es
81 fHis 80 taf bg HisH FlfstE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

Grateful ~ showers 10 the pArched
earth II the flavor of food cooked With
Dr. Prices Bakinq Powder.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
DRESS A KING

Having moved my dreesmaking parlors' to
5 Court street desire from the ladies' of Sl-
lem share Of their patronage. Satisfaction
given. MhS. N. HOLCDMB.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

Dr. and Mrs. NJ. ). Skifi's infant soa
very III, his ailment being fever.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

ffHHf fHf sfffaktsaR
go Astiss at.stl5
ssstF A. bsslH - a. aaeAsaa.
s''f - ssesisis itias n8s.s u a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

Columbia rive melt-fOur pounds
'or 25 cts. at Daylsou's market.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
$500 REWARD OFFERED.

The undersigned offers $500 reward Tor the
cJny, ,ction OF the party or parties who burned
bis barn and horses on the night OF December
2, 1892. He viii also pay sou for each acces-
sIry 10 the crime. | own two good ranches
aud am able to pay this reward.
JOSEPH q. ANDERSON,
u lS.d&w6m Mehama, Or
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
PERFECT SATISFACTION.
Shop.
CYRUS STEWART

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

IAN that glitisfs s not gold" bot
tie gold IN the medal fsesiysd by Dr.
Pdcs's Bsklng PoWdsf ~ the Callfof'
nla Sid winter Raif is IL genuine,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-14

Y NJ. c. A.. Gospel service from 4 tc
5 O'Clock.
Gospel meeting at 81 Capitol street on
Sunday at 10 80 A. NJ. Sunday school al
IL O'Clock, ; social service at 2. NJ
Unitarian Church: Services at 10. sc
A. NJ, with sermon by Mr. Newbert
upon The Passion for Work" Sunday
school at II O'Clock.
st. Mark S Church: Holy Communion
at O'Clock in the morning: second ser
vice and sermon at 10. 80; evening prayer
and sermon at O'Clock
st. Barnabas' Chapel, Bangor street,
18th Sunday after Trinity: Sunday
school at 2.45 O'clock P. NJ; evening
prayer with sermon at g. 30 o'clock z. NJ
Free Baptist Church: Worship at 10 80
"A. NJ, with two sermonettes by the pastor
Bible school at II NJ. Junior A. f. C. F.
meeting at 3. 80; A. T. C. K meeting at
D. 40; peoples meeting at 80.
The Gospel Temperance meeting will be
held at the rooms of the W. G. II. U,
Sunday afternoon at 245. 1t is meet
ing free to all, men, women and children
Come and help in this good cause.
Baptist Church: Morning worship
with sermon by Rev. Geo W. Hinckley of
Good Will Farm at 1890; Sunday school
at noon; Junior and Senior c. Il. meet
ings at the usual hour; general service at
7.30.
Congregational Church: 1890, morn
ing worship with sermon by the pastor
IL NJ, Sunday school; Z. NJ, Junior
Endeavor;7 p. NJ, Y. Z. S. C. T.. meet
ing followed by brief address by the
pastor.
The Winthrop Street Uniyersalist
Church, Rev. G. A Hayden, pastor
Morning service at 1890, second sermon
by the pastor on 1.-The Predicted End of
the World. Tested by Revelation, Reason
and Science" Sunday school at close of
morning service.
Green Street Church (Methodist Epis-
copaD: The Sunday services will be as
usual. Service with sermon by the pastor,
Rev. c. S. Cummings, at TO- 80 A. M. on
Religious Sign Seekers, or What is Re
ligioD?'- Sacrament of the Lord S supper
at noon, followed by the Sunday school
League meeting at 30 and social meet
ing at Z 30 in the evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-14
AMUSE NJ ENTS.
1.-The Cotton King"
train agaiI

"The Cotton King" will be the at
traction at the Opera house, Monday and
Tuesday next. This play is the most no.
table production of that master produce
of dramas, William A. Brady. The story
of The Cotton King" IS made up of
chapters taken from the lives of natural
characters, typical Of the classes they rep
resent, heroic, romantic, pathetic and
humorous. There ID an abundance OF
fun in the play and many chances for
hearty laughs at the com!cal situations
aud lively repartce. Tho scene in the
calico printing factory is wonderfully
realistic and alone is worth going to see
rs triumph of mechanism on the stage.
This is said to be one of the most costly
and most realistic sets ever used In IA
melodrama, over $50 different pieces OF
scenery being used in its make up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-14
he FELL ASLEEP.
A Young Augusta Barber Carried Beyond This
Station to WaterviIIe.

There is young barber in this city
who at the present time, is shouting" to
cigars and Soda the boys having heard
little story in which he is the central
figure 1t will be banded down to pos
tcrity thusly: This young barber is
slightly in love with one of Hallowell' S
fair maidens; naturally, he goes 20 see her
every time he has an opportunity He
stays, very often, late at night.
One evening, this week, he went to
Hallowell, called on the fair maiden, sew
eral hours were pleasantly passed, the
lateness of the hour was not thought Of,
and it was 10 o'clock before either was
the young tonsorial artist would wait for
the Pullman. He did He bought q
ticket to Augusta, laid down on a seat,
and in few minutes was In the land of
dreams, blissful undoubtedly. The bar
Der slept the train kept moving; Au-
gusta was passed; and when about IS
miles from this city, the brakeman called
Waterville," "Watcrvillc," our barber
was on his feet In an instant.
He had been carried beyond the Au-
gusta station. And wasn't he mad! The
conductor, of course, was blamed, but
that was all the good it did. The ton
serial artist took the morning train which
arrives here at g. 30 clock but did not
go to his day S work. He went home TO
bed swearing vengeance on the conductor
and then and there saying to himself that
he would never fall asleep on a railroad
train again.