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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31

ALBEMARLE.
f. r. Gardner s wife. Bos-
ton.
J. X. Paige, Schenectady.
+. +. B-c-y -.~r. Philadelphia
Miss +. >. Lc--'<.ter. Phila-
delphia.
r. NJ. Dunn. Philadelphia.
". NJ. Johnson q wife,
Philadelphia
Z. E. Atkins. Boston.
r. Clark, Glasgow.
BROADWAY CENTRAL
B. J. Castillo & wife, Bos-
ton.
W. II. Hoskins. Toledo.
r. Cannon q wife. West
field. Mass,
c. II. Bareford. louisville.
A. ii. Tyrrall & wife. Water
bury. Conn.
E. T. Davis. Philadelphia.
L. II. Evans. Baltimore.
J. Z. Hall. Chicago.
r. Maxson. Milwaukee.
F. II. Billiard. Glens Falls.
A. II. Thompson. Hartford,
Conn.
E. c. Kimberly & wife. San
Francisco.
BRUNSWICK.
F. Deter, Boston.
Il. BIdell. Philadelphia
7. u. Richardson. Philadel-
PHI.
G. w. Beals. Boston.
X. Harrison, London.
A. Harrison. London.
@. II. Dunlap. Mobile.
r. Henry. Brantforc, Ont
Miss r. VI. Caruthers. Braf.t
ford, Ont
Mrs. J. l. I.arsbey. Grant
ford, Ont.
r. l.. Stephens q wife
Brantford. Ont.
GILSEY.
J. b. Lyon. Chicago.
II. W. CalkinA Philadel-
c. p. o'Reilly. Cleveland.
J. D. Godfrey. Philadelphia
G. Richards. Dover.
A. Watt, York. Penn.
X. Wh!.elsy. Baltimore.
f. L Celiland. Pelham
Manor.
Mrs. G.. II. Thatcher. Troy.
Miss II. l. Burton & party
Boston.
GRAND UNION.
J. Weston. Boston.
r. N. Padelford. Taunton.
w. S. Jenkins. Buffal>.
x. II. Robe, Albany.
G.. Z. NJ. Taylor. baltimore
Captain Graham. Fhiladel-
phia.
J. Smyth. Boston.
HOFFMAN.
J. l. Hamilton. Syracuse.
&. Frankland. Nashville.
j. T. Spurlock. Nashville.
G. G. Eggle:ton, Denve-.
r. s. Phipps. New-Haver.
G. +. Alison & wife. Colo
RADIO.
NJ. Ambach. Baltimore.
A. n. Brady, Albany.
r. !. Nickerson. Providence.
w. !. Montague. Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RAILROAD INTERESTS IN NEw-oRLEAN

RAILROAD INTERESTS IN NEW-ORLEANS.
President Stuyvesant Fish. Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company. has addressed a letter to the
Mayor OF New Orleans urging the city authorities
to give the company the requisite authority to I'M
prove for terminal purposes a large tract OF land
Il acquired some time ago That authority has SO
far been withheld to the great detriment or the
companys business and that Of the Yazoo ana
Mississippi Valley Railroad. which 1t controls In the
course OF his argument President Fish submits
statement of tons Of freight forwarded from ana
received at New-Orleans by all the railroads DUR
ing the year ended June so. 1888:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
=, Nessei: FOR Line Malls close. Vessel saiA
Havel. Bremen y G Lloyd ...... ZOO a m loon n N,
I!ebnltz. La Plata Iamport 4 Holt. 100 m 400 m
Caribbee Wlndward Islands Quebec. 100 m 300 o m
"wednesday. JANUARY l.
Teuonc. Liverpool. White Star. 700 n m BOO m
81 Louis. southampton American. 800 q m II 100 a IN
THURSDAY. JANUARY .
Athos. Hayti, Atlas ..............lOOO A m icO0 m
Antlia- Nassau. Bahama. ....... IL 90 m o:OO n n,
vigiiancia Havana. Cuba 49,, 1 200 n m N.O0 = ~,
George Dumos Costa RIGA. Matina. 400 m 400 IN
3 Of Nebras&a. Glasgow. AlanStats.. II :O0 = ma
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This shows not only that the Illinois Central and
,aHo1 and Mississippi Valley railroads each brought
mo ,ew-Orleans more freight than any one OF the
other railroads did. but that taken together they
carried in four-ffths as much was brought by
all the other railways. Their poor showing on
freight forwarded is solely due 10 their utterly mad
eouate facilities for handling goods imported from
foreign and domestic ports by water r
President Fish argues that the Increased lacne
ties would materially increase the commerce OF
New-Orleans and calls attention TO the fact that
IL is the only seaport that the company is interested
In building p and that 10 that end 1t has agencies
abroad calculated to extend both the import ana
export trade Of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 1924 Sunset 442 Moon m 81 Moons age Is
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook $3.50 Gov. Island 81 Hell Gate OLA
PM-Sandy Hook 1921 Gov. Island 744 He'll Gate V37
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31
Announcements

A hint Is enough for the wise Cowperthwait's.
carpets at lowest prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31

CHICO.
3he new collar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-31

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-sec Ond and Broadway.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
Building and Loan.

Az the regular monthly meeting OF
the Salem Building d Loan Assocla
tion, which was held under adlonrn
ment this morning at 8 O'Clock, Sll5C
were loaned for s. months, and
$l040 for rs months, Interest 10 ad
vance. Withdrawals to the amount of
S2650 were ordered paid out of the
funds In the treasury.
The secretary reported that notwith
standing the trying times OF the past
year-only one borrower had become
so far dellnquint ss to give cause for
foreclosure prOcee ilngs. The fact that
In the five and one half years of the
Associations life, there have been but
two foreclosures-ag aggregating some
$1,000, shows the very healthy oOndi-
tlon Iof this strong local organlzs-
ton, which evidences It's position as one
Of salem's gssatest upbullders, la the
number OF beautiful homes which II
has helped 10 erect in aud around sa.
lem,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
Must Be Worthy.

A letter from Governor Lord In
answer TO request from Eastern Ore-
gon for the restoration to citizenship of
u man convicted Of larceny, may be
takon as indicative Of his position In
the matter. The letter states that the
loss Of citizenship Is part OF the
penalty imposed by law aud cannot I've
set aside, unless II be reasonably plain
that the subject will use his citizenship .
we'll that II the man possesses bad
character, though his wife and family
may be entitled TO sympathy, there ls
no reason for revoking part OF the
transgressor's punishment; that the
the rights Of society and government
must be considered, which require that.
the applicant for citizenship must
thoroughly establish his worthlness
before executive olemency eau be
granted IN his behalf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
CHILDREN POISONED.
One Dies But the other VIII Posi- =
bly, Recover.

One Dies But the Other VIII Posi-
bly, Recover.
A sad case Of poisoning occurred in
Englewood addition to Salem about
4:30 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon wherein
two little children were poisoned, one
fatally. The unfortunate children were
Walter Churchill aged four years, the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Churchill.
residing at the corner Of Fourteenth
and ID streets, and Ethel WeIch, the
3 year-Old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thorn .s Welch living on Fourteenth
near Division.
Between and o'clock Tues lay
afternoon number of children were
playing 10 the yard with Walter and
Ethel and becoming tired of this sport
went into the basement. One of the
older children secured from the top of
the safe box in which was bottle
hlled with apropine, an alcholide Of
belladoDna which is a very poisonous
medicine, being an eye preparation.
Whether the poison was taken in
wsrdly is not positively known, but
shortly sfterward Mrs. Churchill was
called dJwn stairs. She noticed the
eyes Of the little girl were badly
swOolen and had her taken home about
two blocks distant accompanied by
Little Walter. Returning soon aft.r
he told Mrs. Churchill she was wanted
at Mrs. Welch's at once. Arriving
there she found the little girl suffering
intense pair from the poison and
raging fever. The unfortunate chiid
did not regain consciousness after the
pois IN had been administered. Mrs.
Churchill returned home about Is
o'clock and found Walter almost wild
vito Tain. Hastily summoning DIR.
Reynolds the little fellow was made as
omfOrtable as possible. This morning
b was sting easily and:in fair way
to recover, having had very narrow
escape. 1t is thought Walter did not
receive 30 heavy dose of the poison
~ did Ethel, the story finding the
most AGO 'ptance being that the little
girl tooS the liquid inwardly. Through
out the night sne suffered from spasns,
passing peacefully away at 4:3O a. IN.
today. At one time during the night
her fever reached the extraordinary
height OF 1881.
The funeral took place this afternoon
at 4 o'clock from the residence on
Fourteenth street, conducted by Rev.
w. j. BowermaD, pastor of the Free
Methodist church Of this city. Inter
ment took place in Lee Mission ceme-
terry.
The bereayed family have the sym
pathy of the entire community In their
trouble.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
IN CYCLING CIRCLES
Two Programmes Arranged BY the
Pour @. Club.

kOuf v. OluD'
AT its regular business meeting Mon
day evening DIR. A. B. Gillis presided.
Otto Wilson, secretary, having re-
signed, Harry A Oilinger was elected
A committee on FJurth Of July races
was appointed.
1t was decided 10 have weekly club
runs each "Wednesday evening.
Instead of 25 mile road race it was
decided to hold several ten-mile road
races, the last three miles of each to be
run on the fair grounds track.
The first takes place Friday evening
at $40 sharp.
The other races held in conjunction
will be so arranged that all riders may
have a chance in "pushing" for the
prizes. The first series will consist of
quarter mile, open, class A, aud boys
race, distance, one-half mile, for boys
10 years or under, entrance fee to be so
cents, refunded If entry starts, entries
for all races close st IL m. on day Of
"AASA VIZ" ANOCc tdhbo PlhCC dnu hiC W
be made with Walter Denton at his
Office. The handlcaps will be given
Immediately before the race. AS off
GERS the following have been selected:
Referee-Ed. N. Edes, judges-Dr. w.
w. Contris, Henry w. Meyers, Dan"
Bronson; time keepers-W. #. Gray,
f. 3. Dearborn, Carey Martin; scorer
Frank Brown; clerk of course-Walter
Denton. The umpires are to be Sc
lected at the course by the referee. The
first event will take place next Friday
evening, the 14th, starting at $50
O'Clock sharp. An admission fee has
been arranged as follows: Gentlemen
Is cents, ladies and children 10 cents.
The prizes for the races will be men
toned later, although the committee
decided to offer a time prize In the
shape of a medal valued at $50 for the
road race.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
t. HOLVERsON & co.
PERSONALS.

Rev. J. NJ. Shulse Is conducting ser.
vices at Independence.
f. McAtee came up from the metrop-
oils on the morning local.
Miss Minnie Tasker was passenger
20 Stayton on the ll:l7 local.
Mrs. Bud Chapman is visiting her
mother Mrs. Newton at HiIlsboro.
q. @. Macarthur, OF Oregon City,
was ia the city today a guest at the
Willamette.
J. III. Townsend, prominent attor.
ney Of Dallas is Ia the city attending
circuit court.
q. q. Donovon, general passenger
agent for the Great Northern at Port.
land, was In the city today.
A. II. McAtee has purchased the
Yew Park grocery store from Mr.. Mil.
ler and will conduct the business here
after.
Miss Ella ID. Williams, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. q. f. McIntyre the
past week, left for Helena, Mont. on
the morning overland.
Geo. r. Hughes left this morning for
Cleveland, o., 10 attend the national
convention Of Republican clubs, as one
OF the delegates from Oregon. DIR. }.
N. Smith, OF this city. also elected M
delegate, cannot attend.
Mrs. n. Folsom Of simpsons addl.
ton, brings THE JOURNAL bouquet
OF majestic roses, about forty varieties,
Including the rarast aud largest sorts
grown out Of doors IA our climate.
Tbs beauty OF the flowers IL exceeded
only by the kindness Of the giver.
Miss Anna Briggs Of Salem is visit
lng In Eugene, the guest OF Misses
Kate and Lou farrlngton, Il
u. E Bf0wn went 90 Salem this
morning 10 appear before the grand
jury Ia the case of the State of Oregon
", q, ~. Jones, Pleasant iill poslofiies
r0bheF, Eugene Guard.
OElng 10 biz decreasing law practice
DC, sherman, Of the Oregon National
Guards has rendered his resignation
70 take eiieel immediately Mr Hher
man hnH been prominent IA lhe mill
iary eiisiTs " Oregon fof lhs last nVs
years 1hs .. n, a, sil loss An shls
pllloer bat Will AlsHgs had lFus frlend
M MsloF hhsgmsn, sho has done .
gFeal dsal 70 keep alive ihe nlllllaTy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
AMONG THE BUILDERS.
Satisfactory Progress in All Parts Of
Town.

Satisfactory Progress In All Parts OF
Town.
All over the city new buildings are
going up. Frames and spires are rising
above the trees,
John Gray has started his new house
facing on Marion Square. lie Is aho
building the beautiful new WIN. Brown
residence on state street, aud The ~ Get
litlle cottage that 10 Albert is building
on Oak aud summer streets Ia Ysw
Park.
Architect Blrggfaf has moved into
the preitlest tl200 modern style cot
tage ever erected Ia salem for that
money, He is also ip Ysw PsTk and ls
on lSlh street, which neat 90 Oak, Ia
one Of the plsltlesi 10 tbs city, such
lmploYsmsnls ave lever that IL bound
to faios prices upsards
kurggfef 10 also mskinE ihs Bsptisl
ahpfeh improvements whioh wlll 81
ne beet conversion 0fan old, unsighily
lli ~ dste house " worship lotto sonls
.hlng rlsgspi ysl mAds, A lbopsand
iollas worth ~ ihs hesl aadsfn slyls
'sk Fsneelsd church l,sNs haYs hesp
lfislsd ifom urapd llapids, hlehlssn,
,nd ih' hspiisls sill isa so hsppy
hsu lhsy 90 iptp d lhai they s9nii
sspi 10 ils 81 fssi heaven u poi goad
.noush lhsy $50 blaslns Nv pssTy
as1 nn ihe ipb
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
SPECIAL MEETING.
Teachers and Employees OF the
Schools are Elected.

Schools are Elected.
The board Of school directors for dis
triet No. "A held special meeting in
Clerk Bozolth's office last evening for
the purpose of electing a city superiD-
tendent, principals Of he various
schools, teachers and janitors. Geo. A.
PEBBLES, formerly principal Of the
North Salem school was elected to the
Office of city superintendent, which
position has been held by Prof. L II,
Anderson the past two years. Miss r.
T. Smith Of East school, ]. o. Hall IF
Lincoln school, and Miss Margaret j.
Cosper of Park school, were re elected
as principals to serve during the school
year Of 1856. Prof. A. J. Garland
will succeed Prof. Geo. A. PEBBLES as
principal Of the North school.
The newly elected teachers are: Jane
Morris, Meta Davis, Mrs. Nellie Nc
Adams, Florence Catterlin, Matte
MeNary, Allena MelleD, Mary Vsn
Wagner, Ella Welch, Helen Hibba d,
Ella POhle, Prof. A. W. Long, Emily
A. Henry, Rose Moore, Ella Currin
Lillian H. Gwynne, Mrs. A. J. Gar.
land, Miss G. Martzsll, Marie Rock
well, Carrie Bentley, Mrs. Alice H.
Dodd, Marie F. Darcy, Clara B.
Frink, Mr.. A. w. Mize, Mrs. NJ. B.
Nichols, Luella Carey, Carrie Schuma.
ker, Emma Kramer, Eta Lewis.
The last six instructors and Mr.. A,
J. Garland, as principal of the North
school, are new teachers in our public
schools. Misses Hattie Coburn and
Mary Mckinley, as principal and
teacher respectively of the Park school
handed in tECir designations to the
school board ne time ago. Over
year ago owing 10 i'll health, Miss Co
burn was Obliged to take q vacation,
her position es -incipal of tue Pa,k
school being fi!!Cd y Miss Margaret J.
Cosper in the Incantime. Toe newly
elected jaaitori aie: East, \. w.
Brooks; North, E. w. Bell; Lit coin.
q. E. Bruce; PARK, G. D. Purdy; Cen
tral, Mrs. Mary Sheridan. A commit
tee. consisting of Messrs. johnson,
Waite and Ohmart, was appointed to
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
NEW ADyERTlSEMEgTe.

1p TRADE ioJ aorss < ,od iand lo h NO.
~ IMitU9 ln uf nfaF salem. nsnir.
w Aelfb 10 lept ~ uithel eoftss. a.,
dt',, n.s .a' h."sf central location, no "chlI
~ '''m NsAl % suitable Adunss 4. ID
NAN Elt Pc io Introduce N1rs.,i.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
stayton Flour Branson a Co.
THE TURNER CELEBRATION
Preparations for Political Discus
alons, BArbsene. ste.

Preparations for Political Discus.
sions, Barbecue, ete.
The COMMITTEES IN charge announce !
grand Fourth u July celebration u
Turner aud complete program will b.
published in TnE JouRsAL ina fow
days,
General rally Of Marion. Polk aud
Linn counties ealled 10 nleel st Turner,
July 4, foT grand celebration, poliii.
oal discussions Of ths situation And
slgns " the times. a grand OID-
FAsnl0snp southern bATbeeus, oon-
slsling 0f two fns bseYes, tsn shssp
and hose sesi ~ speaking, yoos !
aud inslIumsnlal muslo, Dan0lns
aud amusement, elo,, lp che evening"
sack Taoes, bicycles, ,olimbins poles, sle
Hiring youT baskets filisd 9Th hIasd,
eakes, pies, SEQ Msal Furnished FRtH
Come everybody apd have slad ilnls.
Tho grant iuly fhould lsks > sslk
around lhs eoull houss block snd sss "
ihsy consider lhs aids alks ssls credit
avs ~ eonl lllmeniaIy ~ ihs pgopaTiy
AZ ihe uluhil
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS There having appeared in the win
dow Of j. Dalrympe Co.. beautiful line of printed
Diiaities, and
WHEREAS, Said assortment being complete and
otot-d at the extreme low price of l0c per yard be it
RESOLVED, That every lady desiring dress of this
dainty farc visit the aforementioned j. j. Darympe Co.
while this assortment is unbrokcn
(Signed) INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
CASH TALKS.

our entire stock Of pdcH-
age AMI canned goods, Teas
0nd Spices WiU be offered
for sale at cost, be0inntnO
Monday, Nay "a, and eDery
thing else at greatly reduced
prices. Don't forget the
place. MjJJer's Odd Cent
Grocery, 1916 State st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
IsO Sfah

hoDAYilI.E cAnPsEEuHa Parties
attending ths oampmesiing ~ the
Cumberland ffesDy ieglan ehureh ~
hodAyils, or, ffam June 0 to July Z
sill hs allowed fsrp oyeg tbs south
eip faelhe hnss IN orsgon iaf rouud
igip, provided pol lsss ihan 70 IsFsors
attend lhs saas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12

Investigate patent chemical fire ex-
ungulsher submitted 10 the board aft y
which the meeting adjourned.
MlSs Mckinley aud Miss Coburn.
Of the Park schools, sei { ia their ne.
slRnAtlons some time since, aud they
were yesterday accepted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
Alb in Salem

A gresi celebration will be
had and everybody vii be
lappY honnemann's q ooeTY
pleasei lhs oroNds every day,
and chat u shai aeeounls log
llle rushing iIadp AL lhs me
"A lgi State a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
~ Plenlesrs 40 namnnr.

5nhu o. WngLt has probably the
meet lhlug ln ibe hsh ilu6 evrr known.
" 'ohsislb oi boiled mNekefel put up in
ininslAs, lp spices aud in nlsst,rd
Also saidinru in tom iioes. in olive IA,
shi Va oplunH Ihrse g0. ~ srs pa,l "A
ih ihe meet elegant manner. apd ti,.if
n ,n'' e'. 'ss y w suipflse all horh ng so
hhf l"i p'rnius 40 psluliuR
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
RIGHT ON TIME.

4 mired car-iOdd Of JUg-
nitHFo Pedehed Portland
DesterddD diid ise are peceio-
b'O oar IlOrti0n Ne iHrite
DOn 10 cdH dHd see me HeW
things Ia bOOk cdses, sife-
bOGr'is G1d ohi1Oniers.
KELLER a SONS,
no Aiaie.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
Iron Clad Hose

lof bays sad eblldTsa vs. hsgs iasl
fseplgsd another shipasel " lhs asls'
hgslsd ilfea plsa lieaeN hssFy
flbbpa, ssaislsss boss, 'sbiolalsly iasl
blant Tbsss slp. lhs lssl slsehinss
lnanuiaelnged ~ sny foseiIg ~ Isslsl
bpga vssN uss ihsn enes sna 300
wlll w ~ ellsf iglea. 500 > pai''
alsa'stlsss ~ tlelels uss s'e
Nala aglbY ~ lepplp ns'ehsals,
WILLIS pROs a 90,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12

20 TnK AsNLun, ohsrles Davis, =
cripple, agsd oe y,sgs sss received a.
ihs lnsans ssy 'un ihp molnins hem
hsksl elupiy hhsna kllbuFns spd
spald seoompsplei lhs uniariuasis
nlsn,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils. Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock Of
Brushes of all Kinds ia the
state. Artists Materials, Lime.
hair'C Cement and Shingles and
finest quality Of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
EstraY Notice.

One bT!ndle grade Jersey bull, to 9
years old, no marks or brands. Owner
can have same If taken out Of pound
aud payment of accrued costs.
"A DILLY,
-o-ll-tf City Marshal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12
Dsd

foNhhsl - Tuesday morning, June
is'o' ~ congestion Of tus br.in.
lbs nome near Turner Wills a p
iianl Son Of = N, aud Iatherne
Forrest, aged / yesr.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12

100 ean pW pply 40 lts hffl niatl
~ 3 0snis "A nlfpNks. lul = hai taN
~ baa nnn bees elss lN ihe riit lAis
slslns sslfi ssflsi sllh sll ulislf
llw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12

II will be bard on the summer girl.
What will she do without the serge
skirt ?" We call her attention to our
serges 10 all grades, and ask the privi-
lege OF showing them. The serge skirt
is an absolute necessity these days.
More waists expected in on Saturday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12

Alas Hllslfl inlussis lhass sba hsss
hnl isl biDuShl N ihsll haiies. ~ hflnt
ihflh ln lisiols llis sih nii ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12

swsss1sI lAslss' llssslsss iss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-12

Do you use the
London Incan-
descent Pens? Ii
not, drop in and
get a sample OF
No. 4. F. S.
Dearborn, Book
seller, Agent.