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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
PERSONALS.

Professor u. M. Parvln returned this
afternoon from Albany.
]. O. Bozorth transacted business In
Woodburn this morning.
President w. y. Haley returned this
morning from Halsey.
Jay q. Smith, asylum accountant,
went 10 Portland today.
Professor E. b. McElroy came home
from Eugene this morning.
X. Neis, the hop buyer, came down
fran Albany on the lao local,
Mr.. E. q. Small 10 somewhat Inn
proved In his general condition.
Attorney General q. M. IdiemAn
went 10 Portland this afternoon.
Attorney J. A. Carson went 10 Port
land this morning on legal business
fn5ecretaTy OF State KlRcaid will visit
with friends In Portland over Sunday.
Captain NJ. w. Hunt returned this
afternoon from his ranch near Whit.
Aker.
Superintendent Geo. y. Rogers, Of
the CaIitAl blndery, went h Portland
this morning.
J. w. A. Meyer, of Aumsyills, aud
l.. a. BesilOF. of Lebanon, were Salem
visitos yestsfday.
Head Council FAlkehburg Of Denver,
accompanied by his wifo, went to Ore
E0n clly this afternoon,
sJndge II. X, Bsan returned from Cor
wallis this afternoon whittier he ao-
e0mpanied Mrs. Bean Friday.
". a, Walker leaves, sunday even.
lng, foI his new honle Ia PasAdens,
altar . short yisit with hls people here.
knparintsndsnt n. n. AnAOn, Of the
salem Consolidated street Railway
pompAny, vent W Portland this mora
inE.
Mrs. w. a. Woslae0it snd Mm. A.
hlf0nR, wsfe psAsengcrs tO Portland Ou
ths afternoon local fof short Walt With
fnenda,
ATchilsot w, q. Knlghion TsluFnsd
tflls afternoon ffpn Albany where he
has lesp uannaoilng business lhe pasi
tse dAys
Rsy, q. ~, Wyatt oams down ffom
Monnloaih Gals siisfnO0n sad sill 00ns
duoi seFslaas both SUNDAY mofnlng
spd gvenins W lhs v, b, ohuToh %
Yes FArk,
Mm !. T., klnlsliy lasgas, Tuesday,
hif hef Oid holits in iasnnelsafu, Mlnn,,
whefs rlAs ulll flsii fuI ssYslai ni0 pihs,
sfifi 80 si.ssnos " . ysas,
hlas hollls nfylFbiSn, Register elsTk
N tle psiptiiog asllaIinipui, seat W
fwtlaill ilis afiaf ngin shsfs sAf eiii
sl,eisd hnnasg siih ffispds
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

A. Bush and daughter, Miss Sallie,
returned from trip up the valley
today.
Frank Powers Of Albany, formerly
purser on the Steamer Homer, Is visit
ing his brother, g. M. Powers, agent
for the o. X. & Co. in this city.
Rev. l.. Barkley starts for Spring
field, o., next Tuesday, accompanied
by bis wife, who goe, for treatment ut
the Russell Medical institute there
i. g. Pearce, manger Of the Mime
sofa Tbreshing Manufacturing COM
pany, with headquarters at Portland,
returned to the metropolis this morb-
lug.
Rafael Bonham went down on th,
steamer Elmore this morning to NEE
his sister Mrs. Abbott, (nee Winnie
Bonbam) and her husband, who ar
expected to arrive from India this
evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
n0r wEArHEa aPHoIALrIEs.

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l1k fef abe
lselss sHisa nae gusiiiy, lslssy
gll,l.sa snd bslhnsss Fasls aie, she,
no sna esip
fssalss sslIs ans lslssy rlpi,sa Fssis,
hlsb nseks ssd loss slssyss 500 saa
tsia
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~nsss ans l,silgissW snasivsai, aai
> snll. assass h aspliasisa slssshsIs
~ leas ihss loe s,iii
asps nss helbslssn vaasgsssi "
sna slN . sell tEsgY epf ~ li'sss
silielss y : nssplns ba,seis,
fKADsliiAhffisa
gpf n,snls sag iegs plsihlnE, fsgsifh'
las se.,as saa hsis " sssgg as~sll
llao cad sne 80 ~ W. slli ssgs
ges eaessf,
WILLIS nh0a a 90
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
SOME COLLEGE SPORTS.
Arranged by Willamette University
Students.


Students.
Saturday. June l, has been the sec
ond annual field day for college sports
at Salem.
Friday afternoon the tennis prelim-
inaries In singles were played on the
court in Wilson avenue, the campus
court being too damp. The victOrs
were P. l.. Brown and Guy Miller oyer
II. q. Hibbard and J. H. Robnett. The
tennis finals will open the program
this afternoon, and the events will
follow In their order namely:
ON THE CAMPUS.
Tennis singles (finaD. Entries: p.
L. Brown, Guy Miller.
Tennis doubles (fnsD. Entries: p.
L. Brown, r. II Miller, J. H. Robnett,
Guy Miller.
Fifty yard dash-Entries: r. l.
l.. Guiss, A. l.. Shulse, NJ. II. Savage,
@. w. Livesy.
Hammer throw, 1o-lb-Entries: A.
F. Buche, 1. p. Csllison, G. V. Fisher,
w. q. Hswlsy, M. H. Savage, G.
smith.
Running high jump-Entries: K.
L. Guiss, II. u. Hlbbard.
Shot.put, IS lb-Eutries: G. V
Fisher, L. p. Callison, w. G, Hawley,
G. Smith.
lOO.yard dash-Entries: M. II. Saw
age, Il. l.. Guiss, G. w. Livesey, A. L.
ShuIse.
Pole vault-Eatries: r. L. GuIss, II
g. Hibbard.
Running broad jump-Entries: G..
w. Livesey, w. g. Hawley, P. Il.
Brown.
Hurdle race Entries: Arden Shulse,
r. l.. Guiss, g. Smith.
Three-legged race-Entries: Ogle and
Livesey, Hibbard and Shulse, McHaffie
and .Guiss.
Potato race-Eutries: p. l.. Brown,
Arden Shulse.
Tug-of-war-Entries: College vs.
academy.
ON WILSON AVENUE TRACK.
Four hundred and forty ysrd run
Entries: II. g. Hibbard, @. J. Atwood
g. Ashenbrenner, M. i. McHafiie, f.
NJ. Skinner.
One-half mile bicycle race-Entrits
u. Riggs, Phil Metschan, Jrn M
Brow nell, II. II. Miller, w. o. Ogle
b Richardson, S. DE Neul.
One Mile run-Entrles: q, J. Al.
wood, q. Ashenbrenner, f. Field, +.
NJ. Skinner, NJ. l.. McHaffie.
One mile bicycle race-Entries: Phil
Metschan, Jr., b. Richardson, M,
Brownell, w. o. Ogle, u. Riggs, II. H.
Miller. Il. Wilson, =. DE Neui.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
CHURCH sERv1cHs TOMORROW

INpEPENDEN EvANaEL1CAL.-
Preaching at 1880 and s tomorrow
Sunday school at IL. Christian En-
deavor at
UNITY CHURCH. Service at 1880 q.
m. Sunday school at II. No evening
service. subject Of sermon, Motive
Forces Of Human Life" Rev. w. II.
Copeland, pastor.
ASYLUM. account Of the funeral
of Rev. J. l.. Parrish ut Up m. the
services ut the asylum will be at p.
m. conducted by Rev. J. M. Shulse.
w. &. T. U.-Gospel meetings at w.
G.. r. u. Hall, Couit street. at 4 p. m.
Sunday preaching by Rev. Denton;
Subject, "Sabbath Dissertation" All
invited.
M. G. A missionary meeting
will be held at p. m. Three OF the
menbers will give short talks. All
men are cordially invited to attend
this meeting.
FITsT CoNGREG ATIONAL.- Preach
ing by the pastor at 1890 Am. Subject:
"The Baptism of Fire" Sunday
school at IL m. Junior Endeavor at
D. m. Y.P.S. G. + at 6:45 p. m
Sermon at p. IN. Subject: "Somt
Significant Nights"
BAPTIST. Morning services at 1880
Subject! "Christ's WISH Concerning
the Lords Supper" followed by its ad
ministration. Sunday school at l.
o'clock. Young peoples meeting al
%. M. Evening services at 8 o'clock
Topic: "The Drama Of Life"
ST. PAUL's episcopal. - Sunday
services: 1920, celebration OF Holy
Communion and sermon on the actor
of the Holy Ghost on the world. IL
noon, chlldrens' service; sui. .ject, Jesus
the Light Of the World" p. M, "Th'
Young Man in G)tham." Rev. Law
renee Sinclair, rector.
SOUTH SALEM NJ. + The two Ep-
worth Leagues First M. +. and South
Salem NJ. E. will hold a sunrise
prayer meeting at IN. at South Sa'
lem church. AT 1890 a m. the past u
will preach to young members of the
church. No services IN the evening
We join in Union League services al
First M. E. church.
CHRIsTIAN.-Church on Center anC
High streets. Preaching at 1870 a
M subject, 1.-THE World for Christ.
Sunday school at IL H.; Junior En
deavor at 4 p. m; Y. p. b, &. +. at 6:4I
%. m. At 8 %, IN. "Childrens' Day
will be observed by the sunday school
A missionary concert will be rendered
which will take the place of the regula
evening service. All are invited. Rev
! II. A. Denton, pastor,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
BlsrHpAY PARrY

a ysry pleasant party wAs given
bllss Cora hlussef at hsT houls on Fast
state slreol lssi "Wednesday eysninE. u
bslpg hsf ltlh birthday, uaalss sud
masio ~srs lpdulgsd ~ uplil 10 o'cloes,
after sblph sp elsssni luneh Was
ssTyed Tho lllils lady sas ihs lselpl
spt " many pretty pfeaspls. Mics
Core proved hsfssli ~ ~ Fsfy pisss
lng hosisss fhass Hho sefs pTsssni
"a slsh bet many happy returns ssgsi
hilasss raTfis Wilhs, conpls Holland,
AsIlan Gay islo kleklln, hadls
lil0.ssf fgsnkls uhaas, i.ols rashss
hsbls iloasef jos Chess, Willls fsyls,
llaiph ilosasf Wills haiss, ueofgs
nlslry Aasiip nials, hsy hslson,
pbsuuey blsuop, Oio ilesssg saa
lislph Aslspn,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
Thn Pronhatic Gospel.

The believers Ia the Bro. Allen doc
trlne Of the Prophetic Gospel, will have
preaching every Sunday at 1890 u. M
aud 1880 D. m. at w. q. 7. u. hall,
Court street These meetings are nom
. s,ctarian aud on the line Of Gospel
Truth as preached by Bro. Allen while
here. Preaching next Sunday by Bro.
KsllAway. Subject, 1880, "sanctihcA-
ton" 1880 .. M, Prophetic Discourse.
All are cordially invited 20 attend these
meetings.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

10 visit her sou al Gold Hlll. II was
,hs anniversary of her birthday Aba
was also the aga aDnlyeTssry Of the ar
rival of General Lane IN this state
With bis i've sons aud four daughters,
A. the residence OF heT sister, MIs, w,
Moshsr, Mrs, Barlow mst her two
other sisters, Mrs. shelby aud Mrs. H.
u, Floed. one of General Lanes sons,
Nat 10 dead the others, Joseph simon
John aud lafay slts, ere living IA
Southern Oregon,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
@'ss@ 80 s' 's' - \

fnR EhrHl lba,sn a Aillsi, 80
lslsI VI lhs lead ofilss a. Ofssan ilibl
hss nollsss p.sisd oa ibs builslln bssli
~ ihs eauii hpuss snnaunelus ihsi op
saa sfsg N g'flpah npan ~ ihplsdsy
luly ~ ths lsnds au lhs nllsis lnalsn
lassfTsilen, noi sillsg lss spplapflsifd
wavid h. epsnsa ~ ssiIy Ibis isail
~ Iesl ssisis y sltusisd IA iAnealn
,1iupib, nM ~ alsisal iglm lEgnlnf
iiiy, sna y snigng he elulessl lshd ip
MesisfH ufea0ni
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
CdSH TILRG

our entire sfOeR NJ pdcE-
age GHd caHHed OO0'is, Teas
ana Spires "iH De- O1eTed
Ior saie m cast, beOiHHiHO
M0Ht0H May ~, 0Hd epspD
Wi"0 else 40 OrcatiD rsdHoed
pFioes' DoHf IorOef Me
i'iGTe, HiIieP's Odd CfHf
Grocsrh I5O bfair a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
California Oat X Ours

Ihe Only guaranteed ouft fnT oAiafrb
Gold w tue head, hay fever, fnas oold
catarrhal dsAiness and slfs syrs ia
slois hr sepse ~ lasts and unpleasAn ni
bissill, resulting ffom oaiafrll. Eas,
Ahi pleasant a. usr FullOw dlTsailou,
Apd = eufr 10 NHlfHuied, ~ ali dfugHlsis
npnd hf ulWulAu iO AHlE11kh
MEDICAL COMPANY Omgllle. nal
alt months, treatment ~ gl, ssnl
~ malii lleo. Flf ssls ny l41un 4
hfuuks
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

CuhhERLAkp PRksBfTERIAE,-At
lOSo ~ ~. preaching by the pastor.
subject, '"Ihs Apostles Doubling the
hesuffeotlon ottbtlst," sunday school
~ II 49, T. T. =, q, T., at 7. The 8
O'clock service viii bs as follows
Hymn ~ them hymn reading scrip
iufe SUD Tayefi yooal duet; male qusT-
lslisi hymn remarks ny J, w, Davies
soloi Anihrmi soioi hymn duet oOllee,
iluri hymn bfDediotiOu.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

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fndsy rfFuius op lis pisifgm wsls
sfsird ltssd tnesul Nsu NslksHhufs
n nsnfsf hRynf iislahi ICY w N
hspinsI. lpa W. llsFlss llsIly n
liHs uinE 3 n liplilpefl, aRd ll a
ihNmsF $40 FpisltsiAsisni niEnsd
slih nnF HuflN ~ lhf tlphnsifs. sssi
shlFh hfF VI i hsnleff lafll fsfs1
an lniissslfe lusaaailan hsgDg
iisleb Esinliisi hlniaelf eie1ilsllg ~
asusl N shan saalfss ~ ssleiiiis, NJ
. shlfh ~ lelIsl ~ lhs nfnhreni spft
n iisiffHAl afiris Hshsfsllf lH sltlpE
Vpl iNf ffiBa N uisA's lnhbnanlif N
aiau sHi Hih ,slus pllslill saa hfial.
aans asf saRs hspllfallg ~ ~
balNnsFf lu Ala, lhe rt9l " bslna
sslfis4 bY ihs nisls sAs fsHlsls ussl
isis N lhs piasl pfsasHi lhs Eeails
slsp lisin llsaFsf lllsn aFilfsls1 ~
sadisss ~ lhs a,silss v lhs eiasl W
leDisseela
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
A Kick.

The street commissioners attention
is called 10 the reprehenslble practice
Of throwing loose planks across the
streets for crossing purpos es. There il
one opposite residence on Asylum
avenue, which should be removed or
lowered 10 the level Of the street.
II. II. WANDs,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
OUR CHATAUQUA.

The Willsmeite VALLEY Chatauqua
aud State Teachers Association will
hold joint session at Gladstone park,
Oregon City, July 1920, 1895. An
excellent program is arranged for and
prominent speakers of culture are
promised. The secretary states that
arrangements are In progress for the
largest educational gathering ever held
in the state. Special rates have been
secured from all lines of railroad.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

YEw PARK CLuB.-The Yew Park
Republican club will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the Liberty school
house next Monday evening There
are 10 DO several speakers out from
salem and there will be discussion OF
the laIlfi aud silver qneslIons.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
RIVER NEWS.

The Willamette now stands at th'
64 mark.
The Steamers Elmore and Eugene
left for Portland st a. N. today, the
former having full load Of flour and
feed from the Salem FIGURING Mills,
besides number of passengers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
OltY WarIants.

Notice 10 hereby given that have Ia
hsnd funds applioable to the payment
~ All warrants ~ the Cily " salem
drawn on the general iundn aud zen.
dofsed bUioTe fsb, 10, 1868,
luiefeel viii cease on sad warrants
from aud after date ~ this nolios.
", J sWAFFoRD,
. flly Treasurer
hslem, May ~, ls05, M "a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
MILLIE CHRISTINE.

The most wonderful human being on
Earth will exhibitIhere for one week
commencing Monday, June 80. She
sings both alto and soprano at the
'ame time, dance gracefully, is an ex-
pert roller skater, and speaks from
languages " ith either head.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
HavIIand China

is . good thing % haYe, but
ihoss elegant gold blue apd
chocolate deaigns " ssmi por
eolaln ai honnsmanu's OFoeefy
ass uai AZ handsoms and lhe
bow lsiees will asloalah you
i2l state street
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
Over on the Bay,

]. g. HolcOmb has commenced the
survey Of the Yaquina bay and as soon
AZ the tug Gen, Wright arrives from
Coos bay the work on the survey Of the
bar will be commenced. The survey IL
TO ascertain what changes have been
going on since the last survey, and to
locate the currents and TO estimate
their velocity The result OF this work
Is OF much Importance. The plans for
the life saying station that is TO be
erected at south beach have been re-
csived by Collector OF Customs j. w.
Ball. They will bs substantial and
attractive buildings. especially the boat
house. Thus one by one the necessities
Of the harbor are being granted by the
government. The station will employ
from eight 10 ten persons, who have
their permanent quarters at the station.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
THE LANE FA MILY.

On Tuesday last reunion of four
daughters of General Joseph Lane
took place in Portland. Mrs. Mellisa
Barlow, one Of the ladies, happened to
be IN the city on her way from Spokane
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
In Aeaaon.

The past week Bransoa a Co.,, the
Eroesrs, .,haye sold more seafonAbls
fruit than ever Ia ttrswbsrriss they
hsye led the trade on nne quality,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

wIss Baby was sick. No gave hsr cAatoriA'
whsa size vas a child, shs criod for cAs'esAA-
whsa sh. became MIS-, shs clung 10 castesAA-
wAsa shs haa ChlldrsH. shs gave them cssasstA'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

nfflfh ftllhff IhfAtNhfh.
MaglnH it'HNiy
hifina 10 hfisnf Hifsn ihai hsff
hllal lu hsul ~ l,sS ~ aslfsuis uti
slsadins w A. Nsy ! lnfl aui ls'
lilslfsi n siuplfi an iHf ssiis f.HtI
ihls aaif
lkfFtN Alafsh
frHttT iifasuftf
pAisal Me- ~
49,, l'slss's lssss Asllas psv ssf
nssls sfss ihstsss histsisss ll,gieaf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

I OST-A bunch OF keys. Finder Will be ie-
~ warde1 by returni ng same 10 DR.. w, A,
CuBick. 81 -3t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

Me- ~ lifis hsys ihs iirTsTasisf,
isst shlah Ale sean wlsdErd ~ K0,id
~ lhis uisfksl shusds,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

DAsTURE-Two or three horses or COWS can
l. be ftttted on my pasture In a month or
TWO. vZO0 Tor horses AM $3.50 for cows str4otly
cash Ia advance, No stock taken al any price
ln any otner terms j. +. Beatty, Chemswa
Of' 0lAt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

Thos. Tongue 10 the salem Eagle
Filler this year
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

THf NHuif fAhiLf au nos ~
accommodated % hsn salihg a hsl
nsils alning lsllus ana sslfed silh
ihs nesi ~ glausls lu ihs ni'asl plsssiNN
niannsr hiieg 1oVi fsiilsll sh9 latt
= W nsni gblpksn alnnsi silh ns ~
nlBfeHi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONEY TO LoAN.-C. Marsh. Roo Ia
wi Post once block. lltf.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
FOR THE PARLOR.
We hare pdFiOr stands
stacked ciedr to the CeiIinD.
Our prices for mis- DiOHth
are UerD interesting.
KELLER a. SONS,
I2O State.
Bicycle Drlll Tonight,

Tbs fancy bicycle squad will have a
drill tonight nj o'clock. II THE
feature Of the parade 10 10 be q SUCCESS,
8 large number Of the picked rldeTs
mus. attend the drills. Plan 10 he on
hand tonight Meet VI the G. q, q. q,
rooms.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
EXPERIENCE PARTY.

The ladies of st. Pauls Episcopal
church gave their experiences Tuesday
evening at raising the various dollars
which they contributed towards lifting
the mortgage off the rectory. Major
f. K. Hodgkin occupied the chair in
his usual graceful and accomplished
manner. There were recitations and q
very pleasant evening was spent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

IVA kTED,-To b y a second hand pen
w buggy. Must be oneap. Adde'S
buggy, ca Of Journal Office. gSts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

"OuT 90 hI0nT,n- Fpieurs lsa 10 so
fAT ahead of other brands, u aokn0wl'
edges no o0mpeiiior Gilbert A Pat
lefson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

WANfED-A secondhand cabinet o gan.
! state make price wanted, and address
ORGAN, this ONCE. 1881
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

EGGs FOk SETTING. - ThuTouRhbred
,hleksn ranch, south Salem. Bf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
SOCIETY REALMS.
ABOUT SALEM LADIES.


Miss Lizzie Miller, Of Butteville, lie
guest of Miss Eta Williamson for q
few days.
Mise Crossan is fairly placed In
nomination as the Grand Army candi'
date for Codes Of Liberty.
Miss Willie Ballou, the Salem kin
dergsrtner, returns next Tuesday from
o months visit to Pasadena, Gal.
Mise Jessie Beardsley, Of Eola, con-
tinues 10 be one Of the most successful
contributors to the Salem saturday
Night"
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A double birthday party in honor OF
the appearance on this earth Of Mrs.
q. ID. Gabrielsor, was given on
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Gsbrielson on Liberty
street. A number of friends were en-
tertained at cards and with refresh
ments until late hour In the early
evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

VAhfED-Praetieal butcher And rns cat mar.
n good business, Apply az this once aisi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

EGGs FOk HAlChlkG--FTom the best
~ aging and nrst pT.ls vinning stock,
GROW Les horns ana Blue Andalusiabs AZ hard
imes pIless, A. klingele, cor, Liberty SAD
altelon hlfhtlh, A-8-lm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01

'.'
s'''s'
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-21

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed Castorias
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-21
Mrs. Richards Reading.

Mrs. Richards has only once read from
her own writings in Portland. and on
that occasion many persons wishing to
hear her were prevented by absence froIn
town or other causes. Another opportu-
nifty now presents itself. Readers OF
captain January" work that ranks
with Mrs. Ewings' books in exquisite
sweetness and beauty, will be eager to
see and listen to it's talented author.
This afternoon, at O'Clock, at the First
Parish house, Mrs. Richards will give
selections from her published writings,
possibly something also I'll manuscripts.
Among the mum bers will be extracts
from "Marie" and Melody, among her
most recent volumes. There will also
be piano quartette music. A delightful
afternoon is anticipated. Mrs. Richard S
was to have been entertained on Monday
by Mrs. Connor, but owing to the con-
tinuance of General Connor's illness, the
lady will be the guest of Mrs. " H. An
derson of Deering street. Maine people
take an especial pride in this daughter of
Julia Ward Howe, who, with the pen,
and by her association with all good
work, as well as words, has given such
pleasant contri buttons to literature and
philanthropy.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-21
Necessary Sunday Work.

The linemen of the New England Tel
ephone and Telegraph Company were
busily engaged yesterday in changing
their eighty wire underground cable
from the old to the new poles recently
erected in Monument square. Grounded
line subscrl bers on both sides of Con-
gress street between Preble and Grove
streets, had their service Interrupted for
few hours during the change. Sum
day is chosen for this work as the lines
are comparatively little used on that
day, and the telephone company is de-
sirous of avoiding, as far as possible. any
annoyance to subscribers from loss of
service.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-21
ARRIVAL OF THE NUMIDIAN.
Ex-Mayor Ingraham One of Her Passen-
gers from Halifax.

The Allan line steamship Numidian
arrived from Liverpool last evening.
She made the regular stop at Halifax
to land passengers. She brought E2loo
tons of general cargo and ~ steerage
passengers to this port. Her only cabin
passenger was Hon. D. B. Ingranam,
United States Consul General at Halifax,
and the ex-mayor was warmly greeted
by number of his friends who were
watching the docking of the steamer.
The first officer of the steamer said that
their bad weather was all on the Eng
fish side. They struck into bad storm
soon after leaving port. A close watch
was kept for ice, but the great berg"
encountered on the last trip out was
not seen, and the track" was reported
clean to Cape Race While the Numidi-
an was docking, the END of shed Noe was
struck with great force, and it was
thought some damage must Fave been
done to the timbers, but the darkness
bill of health was given the passengers,
and the inspector gracefully said, "All
right Mr.. Ingraham, we don't want to
examine your baggage" when the ex-
mayor held up his grip and said, II
don't think you are interested in
thing I have here" Mr. Ingraham said
he should probably stop about week
in this, city. He is looking remarkably
we'll