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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-03
stambuloffs Friend Attacked.

BERLIN, Aug. 5.-A telegram
from Sofia received here states
that NJ. Mattel, an intimate friend
Of late M. Stambuloff and leader
Of the Liberal party at Tatsr Bas-
ardjik, eastern Roumelia, has been
attacked by assassins and fatally
wounded,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-03
CLAIMS AGAINST SPAIN.
SON OF A FORMER PATRIOT WANTS
$l50,0OO, FOR DESTROYED
PROPERTY.

Wants the Intervention of the
United States-His Father Was
an American Cltizen-He is Known
as the Cuban Cattle King-Palma's
Counsel Thinks he Has a Case.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-03
HYENA HOLMES.
HIS TRADE In DEAD BODIES OPENS
UP CLEARLY.
MORE LIGHT THROWN UPON HIS
CHICAGO MOVEMENTS, BUT NO
DIRECT PROOF OF MURDER.

The Testimony Piles Up and Search
Continues-He Cannot Be Hung
On the Present Chicago Testimony.
Enough Positive Proof to Sem
tence Him for Life If He Goes to
Toronto He Will Hang.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

the city. aud on the southeast We see .
river named Lewis aud Clarke river, 20
named la honor of two Of the early
settlers, And near BY on the top Of
AnotbsT hill . large number of men
and horses 81 work on the new Feser-
volT which is being built. sud when
eompleted Al 40 estimate coat of 500,
OOo wlll ensure the city supply of the
besl u water.
Ths population of Astoria is esti-
mated II nins thousand. one thousand
o. more q whom are tourists employed
during the nshlng season 10 the cab
nsfiss, oi which there are twenty-five
ai Astoria aud on the Columbia. The
gaming u salnaon 10 the chisi Industry
u the plAos. About 200 people are
employed la catching aud packing
Hsimon on ths Colunbia dafing the
ssAson. ffsssn hundred laTgs ssil
boaia. two msn 10 each boai, ~ ooi
sach silsfnoan a. the tide suiss, throw
ogi thsiF lonE Dot, dfin oat With the
slb aud Ia wiih the nood tide foF the
psfpasr u nsiting ssimon. A sood
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

catch Il ten to . boat, average weight
thirty pounds each, value i've cents
per pound OF SIS for q nights fisbing.
The 6sh are delivered to the eaDOsries
each morning and packed each day
while the dsh are fresh and hrm-
Some Of the larger eanneTies pack frOm
$50 to so cases each day. About i've
hundred thousand cAses were packed
last season, the export value Of which
vas invoiced At three million dollars,
this sum includes cost Of packages.
In addition to the fisheries Astoria
has large lumbef mills which can be
added to and the output increased to
almost an unlimited amount when re-
qnired, ss large areas Of fine timber
land border on the Columbia, and
smaller rivers running into 1t, the logs
can be easily foated down the rivers
and manufactured at Astoria at which
port vessels Of all sizes can enter and
load.
A city that is 90 admirably located ss
Astoria aud having two such staple
industries has good reason to be hope
full for the future, more particular g. its
citizens are energetic, wide-awake,
ambitious and willing to invest their
savings 70 improve and enlarge their
city. For years the representative men
Of Astoria have been endeavoring to
seeure railroad connection with the
continent, but As such an enterprise re-
quires large capital and favorable con-
ditions the citizens Of the little city
have had to wait until through lines
were built and capitalists bad time tc
look about for new fields to zequire,
From the present outlook that time Il
near at hand. The citizens have con
tributed literally in cash and land to
ward the rights of way and subsidy
and the parties who lately purchased
the Oregon Pacific road have agreed tC
build and are to commence at once the
sixty miles Of road from Astoria tC
Goble, this will connect with the
Northern Pacific.
Possible results to Astoria following
9 well built and operated road are 1
sea wall along the city front, the spac'
back of it and under that part Of tbs
city now standing on piling to be filleC
iu with rock aud earth from the hiHs
an eleYator for handling grain, large
warehouses and docks at which ship
may discharge and load, great in
crease in value Of property and numbel
Of population and employment for I
large number OF people. Such road
1t being 9 competitor TO present facili
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

time however seems even shorter,
there being % much 20 interest the
voyAger. AS We Pot out from the dock
We have ine view of the city. As We
steam down the hArbor We see the jetty
which Is built out about three miles
into the ocean TO protect the enterAnce
70 the nVer. On the left we see Fort
Stevens, on the right Fort Candy and
the light house near which We pass A.
We enter the cove and near the landing
Al llwAce. At the landing carryAlls to
which four horses are attached are
waiting TO hurry you up and down
bills winding ~ IL goes over plank
drive through forest some three miles
70 the beach. AS We peaT the ocean We
see cottages enough 10 make a small
town. Summer sesidenees built In ali
styles are stretched along the coast line
for miles within = fex minutes walk OF
the beach. HeFs the occupants AWAY
from the beat Of the city OF valley and
free from business care baths Ia the
sorf and rest on the beach enjoying the
ioVigoFAung sea air. The stretch of
beach is about forty miles long Gnd
vide enough At low tide fora FAos trA,k
either for animals or bleyellslA
Among the many styles Of cottage
there b one built entirely of dnft WOOD
gathered from the teach aud ysf,
appropriately named "Dnftwooa
CostAgs." A stump some bat reduced
Ia siss fofms tAbls, ehAin made from
odd shapsd limits of tFess afiufd you
rustic and AEresabls sal aud the lads
he~lsas will pfspafs you = sap of eoffss
that yoo ean snJoy.
AfIsf SisSing aud snJoylns tia
sosnsfy, the TvffsshlnE Als, sEd oug
holidays 30 FetaFa - suF lllils home
esinH faliy sailahsd with ths Adyaut.
AEss affofdsd ~ ogT adopted city.
hslssn. July ~, issA r.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
A Lost Brother.

One Dominiek MeNicbolss, Of Home
stead, Pa. (care Carriage Steel CO..
writes the JOURNAL as follows:
DEAR SIR:-I have o brother out
there come where in Marion / have not
heard from him this past is years. ]
don't know whether be is dead OF
alive. He has considerable property.
He was in the cattle rancbing busi
uess and farming. Dear sir, l would
ak you TO look in the directory and
ask the local pApers to publish this and
do q poor brother 9 kindness The last
time heard from him be was iD
Marion near Salem and 1 thiuk be il
there yet
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

ties for forwarding produos will be an
advantage TO every grain grower 10 the
WlilAmstte valley. Wheat would be
worth more At Astoria the point OF
shipment than nj Portland, A. ships
loading Rt the lower port would save
cost OF towage aud secure quicker dis
patch. The cost Of the logger haul
you'd not likely be much more than
10 PoTtlapd.
fsf the above reasons a. well A
Otheu. the pe0pls of sAlsm who nov
enjoy railway Communication may
sell heartily congratulate the elslssns
u Astoria beeAass Of the pFospscs Of an
early fuinllmsnt of their wsah aud sx.
poctAtiOnA.
A part of cor plan 10 yisitlnK Astoria
wAa n go The faonc ocean. SEASIDE or
CiAisop beacbes and 0saFhAt Para are
reached ~ snall sisAnsF running 10
the iandlnG whsFs 200 o0ansol with
the railway which carries yoa ths
sixteen miles W lhs station fTon whlch
= plank wAlk 10 buih through TIE baTk
u tbs bsaoh. vsFy little improvements
have besn made - Jet 10 lhs para.
Tue iofest y - gfOvs including bls
uess nss fesi % naofs thFoash al ths
bsii and - lassi $40 fssi nigh, thfoash
which "a ums wiHding Toaas and
vaihs ~lll iitsly b made " sdd 90 lls
nsiafai bsasiy. AZ 10 fsacL lhs Lsash
- afs rfesisi wiih . slsv n ihs 90
eeean, ibs ssa railing ia 0n ths sasd
slsns vhiee ess uaaE vslk o. Fias fos
nilss. tals tiiiAaiook and zoe AFht
hes~ Afs $50 = htiis soalh a ths
esseh' iiss ons nay rssi hsins
s-eilssa ~ ihs esatinaoas fosF ~ ths
ssd ths hsssl ksspsn ass Foady h
asilsfy ths apisiiis "a lhs Vislaf.
fes sissmtssi esngsniss ass fsiiy
sliss - iss iaaIoftsaas q Ilwsos aad
hsss pAAo~a ~ ibs Iosts soaas u ,hsis
aasss tssts TIA ali fguu, Asissls A.
,hs isaais9 - iivsas sans aflsss
a'i's eeespis saig st,ss, ~ hsss, llss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
HOLIDAYS AT ASTORIA.
An Interesting Letter From the City
Built On stills.

EDITOR JOURNAL:-We were in
huenced to select Astoria Sc The place
where We would spend The most Of our
holidays BY the belief that the sir at
the city so near the sea would be
sufficiently cool and invigOrstiDg for
enjoyment and improving our health,
and the beaches Of IIvaeo ,And Clstsop
could be easily reached frUm that city.
Our experience confirmed our expee-
tatiOns.
On ARRIVING at Astoria we secured
pleasant rooms at the Tigbe hotel
which is situated q little way up the
bill and far enough from the principal
business streets to ensure quiet and =
pleasing view OF the water. After .
nights rest and refreshing sleep and
you can sleep better nea- the sea than
inlandl we had an appetite for and en-
iOyed a good breakfast which strength
ened us for q climb to the top Of one Of
the high bills from which we had q
grand view. We could look down upon
the city stretching along the foothills
for two miles, north, across and over to
the bills and mountains on the Wash
ington side, Snd west to the mouth of
the Columbia some fifteen miles dis
tAnt, where we could see the combers
rolling in over the har. The picture
presented needs to be seen to be enjoy
ed. We spent hours resting on the top,
inhsliDg the col sea breeze and view.
ing the panorama. The sheet Of water
in front Of the city visible from one oi
the high hills is about twenty miles
long and from three to five miles wide
bounded on the two sides by high hill:
covered with heavy timber, here and
there along the river side q small bay
in which either q saw mill or cAnnery
and few other buildings are situated
on the water q variety Of craft, the
ships loaded with wheat ready to de
part for England, the river steamer
coming and going. some carrying
pleasure seekers to and from the beaches
and Others with supplies for the fac
tories near by, and yet others towns
barges loaded with material for com
pletlng the jetty which the govern
ment is building at the entrance to th,
Columbia, and sail or fishing boats
more thar one can count. Looking t
the south back Of the town we Sc
another sheet OF water, Young's bay
which makes in from the river balos
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
New Repalr shop.

Mr.. William Mitchell, Of Portland,
Or. has opened up . general repair
shop At the 'ImperiAp Bicycle agency
At 2Ss Commercial street and Is nov
prepared 70 do all kinds bicycle and
general repairing, including making
keys, repairing and recovering um-
brellAs, etc. Especial attention will
be given to the making Of all kinds Of
electrical machines and model making.
Satisfaction guaranteed on all work.
Charges always reasonable 7-25 St
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
FROM rHE SEASIDE
Notes Up 70 Date From Newport
Editorial Outing.

NEvPOET, July 2L-5ome big ish-
lag was done here today. w. II.
Leeds and Wm. DRYER captured son
Zoe founder and rock cod. Leeds
hooked two cod 80 large that they car
ried away bis taesIe- Oscar Olson
and party of five newspaper men
caught forty-six in DISCUS hay. The
SiusIav baseball club beat the Newport
club at Bakers IA to 3. Next game is
between the sIetz baseball club and
the Si1slaw.
sALEM BOYS MEET A BEAR
Roy Damon, accompanied by bis
brother Gail and Arthur Derby. while
out pigeon shooting hack Of the Monte
rey hotel, had an encounter with 8
large black bear.
They bad just shot ai & mark when
. rustic in the bushes attracted their
attention, and looking Up expecting to
see = COW, what was their surprise to
zee a large black bear with eyes like
balls OF fire emerge from the bushes
and leisurely climb log.
Strange to cay. the boys were not al
All frightened, but thougbt the best
thing they could do was to take &c
their heels, which they did do
In q manner that If some of the Salem
people had seen them they would have
thought that bicycles were very tams
10 comparison to the boys sprintlng.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
I. 7. DALRYMPLE & co.
PERSONALS.

Hon. III. l. BArkley, Of WOODBURY.
was In the city today.
Nancy jackson, Of Corvallis, regis
tered st the Willamette today.
J.B. Eddy returned to Portland on
the 8 O'Clock local this morning.
HIM. BraDsOn and family left today
for Sab Creek for rustieating trip.
Landlord A. 1. Wagner wAs = pas
ssneer 10 Newport on the ii O'Clock
local this morning.
Frank AByrs. manager Of the whey
b. Allen music store, was 3 passage
20 Portland on the O'Clock local
Secretary Kincaid left for Eugene
today, whence he will accompany Mrs
Kincaid TO Newport tomorrow to spebd
a short season with thsIr son Webster
who remained there after the clam
bake.
Gov. Lord has decided that it will bs
impossible for him TO sccept the hospi-
tslisy Of Co. A, Grensdiers, .. y. o.
xt GearhArt, to be their guest With his
staff, "a il will be impossible for him to
leave his Office the time required
w. N. Ray, the WOodourn foot
racer, passed through Salem on the
morning local for Albany where be
wiIl eutsr A race with w. o. Trim, oI
Eugene, tomorrow for 500 and gate
receipts. Considerable money IL Deine
used for betting purposes.
Ms N. E. Cooper, ProPrietress Ol
the boarding house near the Capital
Laundering COmpAny's Office, who wa
called to Dallas to care for her son, re-
ports his leg broken In three pi&ees-
twice below and once above the knee
While numbering in the bills beyond
Dnllas, log knocked Mr.. Cooper down
and nan over him with the above re-
suit
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

JEFFEks0s RATA - Postmaster J.
w. howland, ARe A. B. Hndelson, of
Jsfierson, we're hAlsm yisitoFs today
Theas Esallsmen oapnTm tue state
msnls made IN ThE JOuRhAL ~ W
ths s1bosallsns lssighs Talss ehAIEed
70 thsif tOwn. 10 u Dslisfed that ua'
isns tias rates ass fedaond ~ that paint
" ~ esnt " al iIsiEbi wiii ~ haoasa
IA " isam. II y pfopassd ~ niAhs
ga sfion " ssi = pEhI disaahi sisAsass
~ fan 10 ths faslAaas nsAi vinisl, ~
thai slsean oan - naEiSatsd - u 80
y yaafs l'asl with ysfy ni tis linpsoFs-
lossl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
RIVER NEWS.

Steamer Grey Eagle left for Port
land . tribe late this morning With .
good load Of freight and very good
passenger list.
Steamer Modoc arrived up from
Portland last night on schedule time
with q big load Of freight consisting Of
sugar, shingles and miscellaneous
freight, She loaded with aour from
the Salem FIGURING mills aud returned
TO Portland At O'Clock this morning
with . numoer Of passengerS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
Poliee Court.

Henry Williams went TO jail this
morning In default Of $40 fine and
coats imposed on him by Recorder
Edss for disturbing the Salvation
Army meeting last night He at
tended the meeting last evening and
became little too boistsrons for that
religious organization who had him
arrested with the above results.
dot" BIers, who was tried Thurs
day afternoon before Recorder Edes for
the larceny ofa picture, went TO jail
this afternoon in default Of go fine and
costs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

Nool lleAlfn AeiQnn3s ,-tstsrrss 900 SO
Ths boafd 10 considering the bids
found that by taking sll wood bsl0w
500 per eoFd ahd sufiielsnt amount
shoys that hEars 70 maks 500 cofds,
tbs uossd would oosi = ffAell0n Aboys
tz0o I,sT eofa. hsBes 70 Wa decided 70
digids up tbs basiness ~ eguilAbiy A.
poasibls, aud silow all o. 90 foS thsif
sod. Ths 40 cords Ailow.d ths ~ood
dealsFs' usioa wlll bs sppoflioAsd
snsoas lls msntsw ~ lhs ofhesn u
tiiai Organization.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

As Ansssi y Haas ~ - . bea
naonih us naEias saf lstseas ~ psg
si,alg nnasfw sea- new, We sss ssliihs
lMiaeF sfsass - sbs naossy tiaAn yes
ean laasehsks slsewhefs~
~ As ne ~. oil pslcisss bess
~ nes sissssi ladies' s~ss sesih -
,M9 fssl ~ ~ I.sl esni n,efs ssaesg'
Mass unDEhhtAh
Onf sess hsii,sAHean ssasf Sss sis
sle.sas sslaas 1bsg aastay essssa
- saplh.as4L Ffiass ~ $3.50 iAs''' w.
bIM
N.g6 flaf n,ss's t9m lsa siis~s -.
danea A. llgk 49, pcs sssl : 49, :
TADlfv OAf0hD Tths
~ gnassss - psisa eah s@s ss's
WILLIS nn0M a co
ghs msk iisy tesu,s, cls'ii.ins sac
Nllas iieasa
nss nssy 6saks saa isssy t'seh
Dglnls lni sfgslFfa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

AfS speai sfsfY ysaf ~ ihs issepls ~
iis,lile fbfee ~ ; t1
49, lAt.lfOhhtA rATnfihf
hiR naestils ursiaieni o. llto W
naaii li.io
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

FIFTY-FOUETH ASsIvERsARr. -
The ffty-fo0rth wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mira. II. A. johnson, ST.,
wss celebrated yesterday when deli
cions dinner w4s served At the reaa-
dsncs Of their son Geo. w. johnson Ai
424 High street. Those seated about
the table were; Mr.. and Mn. ii. A.
johnson, Sr., Mr.. ana Mn. ID. A.
johnson. Jr.. and family, Geo. w.
johnson and family aud Charles ID.
Jones and family Of MeMinnville. 1t
wan q most enjoyable affair.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

WATCH sToLEs.-YssterdAy after
noon a tramp entered the residences OF
sx-PolicemAn "DOc" Gibson at the
corner Of Trade and Winter. strssta,
and removed = watch from Ar. Glib
aon's vest pocket. MT. Gibson wAs
working In the yard near the hooSs
and noticed = man having the APPeAE-
nnos of . tramp, pass BY bui thought
nothing u IL ungil he misSed the
watch from his Vsst pOckst later In ths
svsnlng. Hs al once reported his lo~s
20 Chisf Daley who n working hard
70 secure ths eulpnL 10 far the thief
has not bssn AppFshsndsd-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
CO0L DRISRs
nor WEATHER..

90 20 Miiier's odd CeMf
Grocery and frD me case.
The verdict ,eiH BE- ln Jarop
Of his delicious eooIinO bsp-
srages.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

isaNn nNIgHa Mis- t1phls EiNin,
! slniaf ~ hm. W, a. hesfus sSa Mo
VI. A. Kills.. ~ thk Gag, vh9 y aas
a.ssasiy ia sith isns@aalioH " ia's
sianaseh "a hss sI,sft, Vi - Ssgasisa ssis's
iailsf li,ls afaing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
July 1s @ Dull Month.

We have placed orders for a
very large and most complete
stock for fall. comprising the
latest in Dress Goods, Trim
nings, Fur Capes, etc. Men's
clothing and furnishing goods.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

eeiies > nf9ssg sifsa tssi ~ snse
s.l.st alaist - faeg "a ~ itlg "A 49,.
feef N fela sil4 - ihs ee.saea fte.teft
=. ~ seaiasss - lasT e.a.s ksiss a. $50
asis@ o. luig a lsaa fsisy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

But we make it more lively
by extra special values, which
tend TO loosen purse-strings-
See to it that you secure a Por-
ton Of the pIums we throw
out from time to time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
County rraaaursr,a Notice.

OTgioK CoukTY TkEAsUREK, /
haFiOn U0aaiy,
Notes y hafvby Eiysn that have
fehds Ia hand ~ pay ali warFAnls GOT.
staDdina W ~ Oet. .. ibst, and that
lptsFusi a si0pped on The sans ffoal
date.
JAaFHh MfkTo,
hari0n County ffpasafes.
ta@isED. Jaiy ~ ~ So
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
WOOD BIDS AWARDED.
The Asylum Boari Divides Its Orders
on q Compromise.

At meeting of the asylum board
today the bids for wood were awarded
AZ given below.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
nIaraIa nnlll far Twa.

a gu.sd nisks sbssl nssTiy nss iof
laay ~ gssiisolsn. ID l.sfisci afdsf, faf
ssis a lasi half pfins. Call 81 JnrhkAl
afilos TE4u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

AGDoNOUGH-WILSON.--Aa rhe
Residence Of the officiating mie ster,
hsV. J. BoWersox, July 25, 1885
Miss Ollie AcDOnough 20 Mr.. James
Wilson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

whsa Baby uAs sch, ne gave hes cAstorsA-
WA aaas vas ChllA. Aaas erAsd f0s cAaaortA-
wAsa Ehs became Ms. ~ claag 70 c~eoEis-
wAza sAs hsa cinArsn. - gave tAs1n ca~s~ta.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

hoties y hsfsty siysn thai ! have
Ga band fuods appilca1is " tihs tayv
nssnt " "ueosfsl Haed' naffeAts
ests, saae, A,ei 80 40, s.su -
tS9t, Ab1a, s1pt, 80. SO, xtpI snd
kNsn, isissssi siu os@ns aa saia ssl
fanis fgeaa lhs dsts ~ lhls ooliea
~ nuAFFOhn,
TFaas oiiy ~ iasism.
nsisss. Jsiy ~. iu.e, dIs i@
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

hueAtfhsAAY fIH.-Thsi u $50.
esi go y lhs iiaas ~ ess kaekls bsg,
g'ss 80 sssl wieisI hlsHssa ACa
hsys tssa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
Marrad.

PENTLAND-GOLDEN.-Ab the
home OF the bride in SoRth Salem,
Ihursday evening, July 25, 1895,
Mis- Edith PentlaDd to Mr.. Thomas,
Golden, Rev. w. E. Copeland II the
Unitarian church officiating.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
Born.

DANIs.-At the home on Court street,
near Front July 25, 10 Mr.. and Mrs,
+. p. DAvIs, a son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

You can save money by dealing at
The Fair store. 24A
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

Niss liasaassas " Issgls sgs iakins
nassds na6naGaIilsa ~ gfsfesslis tiis
aeaksas aod lapseaf whiqb sfs 81
pleasieH "a itsie ssaeae, Wht as 1ea
e,t daaps ihs aanlsI Mhea ges knsu
lisai lfsssis nafsslsfllia hss poses ~
oufs Fhsaniailssa, afsfspala aaa al
aiasa@.s aan.sa ~ ifapufs bilsa shg
~ Bes ausaH1as ~ saaaff heaati .
eafss aihsfs, vsS nsi PEEL
Iis-i's fiis sIs Isssspl sHa silasat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26
THIS WEEK ONLY.

We triH Oire v0m oar prOTt
on all ReIs'i0eratOrs. COme
early. There % plenty Of hot
sScdfher before vOu.
KELLER a SONS,
I2O State.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-26

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
5uhthaus uahrihtan.

nloroaniall zines StrGlines ami einen
Dormann.-Slutiee Sbldeereien.-Ses
einn Der tebruariibun9 Der 5uhtbauss
Observation-Disclosures.
Dienstos Moreen tpurbe SobnJielbs,
elm Ginbre1er aus 9amiltong gountp, be-
itraft, neil er nibt 9enu9 9earbeitet bate.
Nls ct aus bem Reller 3uriidtam, itiir3te
er li9 nit elmer 11meren gijen-
itanse ouf Sobn 2anbes. ben Normann
Der Wertitdtte in mel9er er arbeitete,
ber 9adenf fabrit, unb perlebte bemleIben,
troboem mebrere @trdflinge ba3milden
ipran9en, einen befti9en S9la9 iiber
bic @tirn. Sobann traf ct ibn an bic
@eite bes &opfes, unb als 2anbes
ben Wiitberi9 padte, Bib hieler ibm
elm StId Gleii9, nabe3u einen
sou grob, aus Der re9ten 8ade. 9Gtten
iest ni9t bic iibri9en Strdilin9e Jielbs
3uriidgeri0en, 10 ipiirbe er Qerrn 2anbes
ermorbet baben. Ser Nerlebte purbe nod
benz Spital gebra9t. berbunben unb bann
na9 ieiner @obnuns, go. 25 Rogers
Apenne eel9idt. Sic Merjte ertldren
ieinen 3nitano far iebr beoentli@, baben