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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-09

LOS GlOLlSIAS.-En ell estaDlec1mien-
to TU CASA, Cruz frente Ia plaza de
Armas, 80 acaban de recibir, caxnisetas de
lana superiores para ciclistas, iguales S
las que SO usau en- Europa. Oosa de gus
to y baratas. 3-8
Aver tarde tuvo lugar en- el Club de
Regatas la fiesta dispuesta por Ia directi-
va de ese apreoiable Centric de recreo.
Conourrencia seleota y numerosa acudi6
presenciar lasregatas. Obtuvieron pre-
mio 81 esquife gobernado por 81 patron
don Hartin Ergui y tripulado por los j0-
venes don Arturo Noble y don Alfredo
Wolker; la cenoa gobernada por don
Eduardo Cestero tripulada por don Arturo
Noble, don Pedro Chandry, don Ramon
Fernandez Mater don Alfredo Wolker y
uno de los auxiIiares que tenia por patron
don Eduardo Cestero y tripulantes don
Geronimo Oarreras, don Nicolas Daub6n,
don Juan Oarreras y don Donate Coma,
Leg. Sc bailaron algunas danzas y Ia direo-
tiva obsequi6 con profusi6n de duloes, IL
cores, cerve1a y helados & la concurrenoia
que asisti6 & la fiesta y que sali6 compla.
cidfsima de Las atenciones que Sc le prodi-
garon. Los ercargados de organizar las
fiestag fueron los i6venes don Fernando
Garcia Lebr6n y don Luis Ouevas Zequei-
ra quienes estaran satisfechos pues LENA.
ron su cometido las mil maravillas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-09
.CERvESA DANESA za K G1G T

Despu6s de- Ia reunion que tuvo aver
la Jurta Directiva de la tamara de Co
rnercio, una conisi6n de 10 rnisna Sc ha
acercado al Excmo. se1or Gobernador
General en- la manann de hoy, d darle
cuenta de los acuerdos tomadoe. Como
consecuencia, S. z. ha teiegrafiada al Mi
nistro de Ultramar como sigue:
"Camara Oomercio ruega trasmita
V. 9. aeuexdo denoatFAndqle gsatitnd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-09

100000 as Pc p dRtiskTA$; g ESs:rfs Bi'lS; de-
Navidad, dc venta en- el almac6n de los
Sres. SIERRA Y PALAU.-Oapital. 7-1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
r. 7. DALRYMPLE & co.

Justices f. A. MoOres and e. +. Wol
verton, Of the supreme court, were pas
sengers 10 Portland on the 2:20 local.
There tLey will join X. 5. Bean aud
leave for Pendleton to bold court.
Geo. Sroat arrived in the city on the
morning overland this morning froLi
Pasadena, Cal. Mr.. Sroat is more than
pleased with Pasadena. He reports
building quite lively, but says crops
are not very good.
Mrs. f. N. Derby and children ac-
complained by Mr.. Derby's father, u.
"A. Derby, and daughter, Mrs. Carter,
Who recently arrived in the city from
Iowa to spend the summer, left this
morning for Newport where they will
spend the summer months.
A. b. Smith, Of the Salem Improve
meDt company, was u passenger /,
Albany OH the ii o'clock local whert
ne viii meet w. b. Lawler, and pro.
iced to Quartzville, where the road,
recently constructed by the Salem Im-
proyement company will be examined
and accepted by MIR. Lswier.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
THE ONE GENT DAILY.

THE DAILY JOURNAL by mail il
distinctively the Farmers Daily. A
So year any farmer living wifhiI
reach of stage line can have tn,
DAILY JOURNAL delivered to him b.
mail daily and ell lis other mail, fol
so cts. per quarter of three months
That makes THE ONE CENT Dali
cost you IS a year and all your othe
mail free,
That is still 81 less than any Ass, ci
ated Press daily in the state. Farm er
let the light of daily mail with tL,
outside world, shine in upon you
homes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
Heartily Endorsed.

At the regular monthly meeting of
the board of directors Of the Young
Mems Christian association OF Salem,
held recently, the services of General
secretary w. 9. Paige were continued
with unanmIty that bodies we'll for
the future OF the association.
AZ q token of the high esteem in
which Mr.. Paige is held by the board,
Recording Secretary K. b. Bollinger
WAS instructed TO Incorporate the senti-
ments expressed by various members
In q series Of resolutions 10 be entered
upon the minutes, and the same have
been compiled as follows:
"Inasmuch as Walter @. Paige has
been with us ~ our general secretary
for one year, giving us his consecrated
and unstinted energies, heroically fac
ing the financial conditions that have
so materially hindered his work, but
absve all succeeding In bringing and
keeping himself In the highest esteem
Of all the mem bers Of the association,
therefore
Resolved, that we fully appreciate
Iabors and pesoDal self sacrifice Of Mr..
Paige, and that we rejoice with him In
his victories and recognize In him u
young mAnadmirAbly equipped phys
loAlly and thoroughly qualified men.
tally and spiritually for the work
he has chosen, man who could not
easily be duplicated for salem Y M, g
A.
"That we who know him best do
mOst chesrfully aud heartily recon-
mend him ~ worthy Of the fullest con.
fdenos Of the public.
THAT the services Of Mr. Paige DO
retained al the same salary, Ia dsnanoe
Of our temporary depleted treasury
sxoeedlngly TegrsttlDg that we eau.
not sss our way clear 10 increase his
salary II this Junetufs, "a was oontem.
plated . year sgo"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

rfless sliil lsnlbllas w opf spoiilsi
n,lDds ~ iils Sgsai satisfaction ~ lhs
nssneleus hsppy bngsisl
snif srg fssa issis~l slylss, ,hsaasoi's
l,silslns, NJ ,i,ss'lsb ssl'bfs TlnN'
hsiiis, sgiib lse I'sl ysid,
lRle psf YeIa hsFg hlps asHsndS
lsbn, fssvlsi aig ss,ids'
a. lef $3.50 fins haplsa lssns snd
sl,seksa ssiinss. isNulsi ~
gih4 40, shmn,sI eoissi lss ~ lils
eefia.
AZ a fss niofs ~ liis,ss vonasis W
s,slps lsaks,s l,l 81 ~ essb'
Al ~ aens nhf tsalaalf sAa psiiha
nsnssi n.sis ssa lssls ssfih o ~ o.
f.salss ioe fssls s,iii sslilnE - ~ slss
lhs ~ enes ~ a. ii,s st sess
~ ~ ssa iiis ttie sess ~ ass'
lsss's lsilslsasn usastsssi ~ ssii'
slassil $50 ssli
WILLS niatA a 80
issn1f N,.aii saa iAisiif siiss'f
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
ARRAY OF BICYCLE MEDALS.
On Exhibition at w. w. Martins
Jewelry Store.

A handsome array OF bicycle medals
IL to be seen in the show window Of w.
w. Mart n, the State street jeweler.
There are nine trophies to be seen,
eight Of whom are gold, while the
other is silver. or the nine medals,
seven belong to Watt Shipp, Salem's
champion, while the other two are the
property Of "Elr Lee, who holds the
Northwest record for oDe-mile open,
also for one mile paced by a tandem.
Shipp carried off four medals at the
state fair In 1894, Of which three are
gold. He carried off gold medals in the
following events: The one mile 235
class, and the one mile $50 class,
aud the one mile open. He received a
silver medal at the same time, having
won two mile handicap. On May 25,
1895 he won q handsome gold medal at
Independence. having won the five mile
lap. class A, in which race the crack
riders Of California and Washington
were represented. The next medal
won by our champion is the much
talked Of DIR. Gillis medal in series of
ten mile road races. Best time for ten
miles 28:l4. From Salem Shipp went
to Portland and entered a ten mile
road race with all the crack riders of
the Northwest. In this race he won
the time medal, which is beautiful
piece OF workmanship. His time for
the ten miles was 29:27.
The merrill Medal" was won by
Leo at Portland in one mile open
race, having made the fastest time ia
competition on Rambler. He made
the mile in 2:22 8, the fastest time on
record, In the Northwest. The other
medal which 10 the property of Lee,
was won in Portland in an l8-hour
tournament during which time he
covered 355 miles. In the centre of
the "Merril" medal, which is valued
at $3.50, is a beautiful diamond.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
RIVER NEWS.

The Grey Eagle brought upA very
good load Of freight last evening for
Salem aud Independence merchants.
She returned from Independence this
morning and left for Portland about =
O'clock with fair load Of freight aud
usual passenger list.
On her trip up from Portland with q
big load Of freight last evening, the
hodoe rsn upon bar just below
the blk steel bridge Ia which position
she remained foT several boun. She
lsft fof Portland ~ $40 O'Clock this
moiBiDE with liRhi load of freight
aud = numlssf of pAssengsH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

A ooOp lpKA.-As you going u
ihs faquinA Bay ioT your yAeailopf
fss snd ! am going 10 stop Al lhs
Pacific restaurant f0g can set ths
best meal ihsfu foF - osnts you ever
ais Hnd ebsapsr than that ~ week ~
month. i0u oAn Tsnt rooms iufnis1sd
80 uDfuTnishSd, 90 you oAn fent =
cottage. la farl 700 slil ~ Aeeonii.io'
aalad 10 any nay ~ applying ~ lhs
fArlhe TsslaufsAl AS leiisfs II ~
quify pfnmpiiy snssefsd, y "
DslansS, pfopflsiol, hsSl'ofi, ofss"n'
: l6.lW,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
slAyton iionF- Branson 4 Go.
FOR HOUSE BREAKING.

An Convict Arrested In Port
land.
Willis ThaEp, An ex-o0nYles, waa
arrested lAsl evening In a Portland diys
BY Detectives Holaappls aud orifiin on
word received from Chief Dlllsy,
fharp II wanted Ia salem 10 answer Va
the charge Of bfsAkipE Into the real.
dsnos of James HsTsn, Ht the corner
u chsnssksls aud 2isl slFeei, on Wed.
nssdsy, July lOlb.
lnInsilAIsly alter bfsAkins inlo this
houss hs lsfl foF Portland aud has A.
last besn located. ThATp vas released
ffom the penllsnllary June aSlh ana
bs may bs provided with . bsfih la
that Institution ths seoond tlms, Chlsf
Dillsy wsDi 10 Portland lhls m0Talna
snd will TsluTn wiib hls nan tonight
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

Are you golng East Have you de-
rldsd shluh fouts poo Will lAksf 40
you hnos ihs honhsFn FselHo 10 tbs
only HAS Funnins upholslsTsd Tourist
alsspeIs difsoi fToin f'ogiland " llls
kssi sllhoal ohsnEs ~ dslsyf Ds
poo kngw lhls n ihs only llss TupnlnA
slsasni ainins esis fgois fofilsnd ~
lbs isAsi iis sea kpos that ihsss
sElls seooinni,ais lions as siYss pss,
ssnasis silhovi sag hlEhsr fsiss ihsa
Fls iplsflei hnssf ~ poe kaes ihsl
yeu ds nol hsFs " JUMP eui - D ~ D
y'el''sk w ibs iiiasninH ~ iisls iRs CO
bfsskissl snd only hsFs nhssH 70
issnif niinnlaH M sblph n nalp a
desnf ~ fgu kHsw las hasihffn
fsnlfe 4 ibs aeaulg ifana sasnlinsHlal
llps ~ Ainsllas ~ poo kapw tsn
nas iisssl a. eisapif We ibls Nae -
40 lpifliiif fputss
sli VA " nnls ~ ~ sadilisnsl is
l,snisiias, sbisb win v elssffsllg
sitta 100
THaa, War A Ca,
~ tsia@sieisl 90 nalsss ufssss'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
WATER OR BEERq
The Capital Brewery Drilling for an
Artesian Wen.

Artesian Well.
For the past month KIinger g. Beck,
Of the CapitaI Brewery, have had
a crew at work drilling at the rear Of
their brewery for an artssisn or flowing
well. ID. NJ. Watson, Of south Bend,
Wash., has taken q contract to drill as
deep as the paItie wish it, and hopes
to strike flow before giving up. His
assistants are Foreman Val Workman
and Mr.. Johnson, and they are at it
every day with a steam drill.
Mr.. Watson is au old coal miner, of
Abba, Iowa, but has for some years
been drilling wells in the Yakima
country. There are many flowing wells
In that section, used chiefly for irri-
CATION purposes. They are from 300 to
300 feet deep. On tide. water west Of
there good flow can he secured at
from l25 to 200 feet. There are no flow
ing wells in Oregon known to Mr..
Watson, and ne says he can see no
reason why one cannot be secured here.
They are making four inch bore, and
have gone down about 275 feet. They
went through go feet of hard rock, and
have now worked through over 100
feet of soap stone. A new machine,
with capacity of 1000 feet will be set
up this week, and the intention Is to
complete the well in good shape,
whether flow is secured or not.
Mr.. Kllnger does not have much
faith in getting flow, and thinks they
are just as likely to strike beer as that
much desired end. He says they ex-
pect to pump the water for their
brewery if a flow is not reached, as
they need the water.
1t is to be hoped that this experiment
may prove successful, as some good
artesian wells would be fine thing for
any town.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS.

Grain, Feed, etc.
PORTLAND, July lS.-Wheat Valley
SO; Walla Walla A.
f'loUr-Portland, $2.85; Walla Walla,
81 80; graham, $3.50; superfine, ~.
per Oafrel.
Oats White, 27@28c; milling ESQ
30c; grey, 25@Z6G rolled, in bags
$5.75@6.OO; barrels, S6.00@6.25; cases
1915.
POtaLCes- New California, 1@llc 10.
Hay-Good $5@9.50 per ton.
WOOl-valley, ll@l3c.
Millstuffs-B Bran, .50;shOrts, $3.50
chop iced, Sl2@Sl5 per ton; chicken
wheat. SOC pei GENIAL.
Hides-green, salted, 10 los. SIC, un
der 81 lbs, 2@3c; sheep pelts, lOS6Oc
Hops-- Nominal at 4c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

A RUNAwAY.-On Monday last
Clark Rogers, ST., living south Of the
city, had serious accident. He went
out to do some moving with a mower,
and when fairy at work his team
struck a yellow jackets nest, causing
them to run away. Mr. Rogers was
dragged some distance, and had a very
narrow escape. He was some injured
internally, and is under the care of DR..
Ransom, of Turner.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
Two Negroes Hanged.

GREENS BURG, Pa, July 19.-JohD
Good and William Freeman, negroes,
were hanged yesterday morning.
Goods crime was the killing Of Max
Slaughter, fellow co worker, over a
game of craps. William Freeman shot
and killed his mistress, Gertie Timber
lake, because she refused to give him
money!
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
PERSONALS.

w. II. Anderson was q passenger to
Albany on the morning local.
Rev. /. b. Fisher returned on the
afternoon local from Jefferson.
e. f. Mckinney, the grain buyer,
had business ia WoodOurn to-day.
A. NJ. Brown, city marshal Of Stay
ton, was IN town today on business.
Senator j. II. Raley arrived iu tht
city this morning from PehdletoD.
Rev. j. s. White returned Thursday
afternoon from short visit al Albany
Henry Santen, boOkkeeper Of ill.,
Mt. Angel monastery, was IN the clt.
today.
Architect w. q. Knighton returDt.
this morning from business trip 10
Albany.
Miss Mary Gibson, Of Portland, is Ia
the city the guest Of DF. aud Mrs. Nj. ..
5kiff.
Peter Villiger, u native Of Switzer-
land, today TOOK out final citizenship
papers.
A. Windrass, of Mehama, Was IL
the city Thursday, guest AZ the Wa
lamette.
Chief Justice X. S. Bean left for
PendIeton ON the Salem local this
morning,
Attorney w. IL. Holmes returned
last evening from "a business trip ~
Portland.
Grand Chancellor Hill, Of the X. OF
p. came down from Albany on the 2:zO
local Thursday.
State Printer w. II. Leeds returned
from Ashland on the q O'Clock over
land this morning.
J. Il. Putnam, state librarian, and
family were passengers to Newport OH
the ii O'clock local.
B. Is. Cook, of the Oregon Land
company, was q passenger TO Portland
on the O'Clock local.
Senator and Mrs. /. L.Patterson and
children went 10 Newport this morn
Ing for short vacation.
Attorney. J. A. Carson transacted
legal business In Albany today, going
up on the morning local.
Clifford Kantner returned this morn
Ing from Oregon City where he attend
ed Chautauqua meetings.
q. IL. Lane, the jolly tailor, left
Thursday afternoon for Long Beach,
Wn., for n short vacation.
Miss LenoTA Kay was passenger "
Oregon City on the Salem local this
morning on visit " friends.
Dr, N. IL. Philbrook returned Thurs.
day from n hunting and failing expe'
dilion Ia the vicinity Of Mt Jefferson.
Capt. and Mrs. J. Y. Barnes returned
thls afternoon from MehAms where
they have been attending the "a, A. IL.
encampment.
Miss MAY Baker, who has been visit.
lnR NJ the home VI her brother, Hon,
n. q. Baker, returned to Portland on
ths afternoon local.
!. l.. bowman, travelling salesman
fof shs isalen Woolen Mills store, went
10 forliasd on tbs salem local this
morning on baslnsss,
Geo. -. Gray, VI tks nfm u ufay
bFoa., hardware dealsTs, transacted
businsss IA Portland today going doSn
90 lhs iisienn Local thlH niofnipg'
1T o'hslli, travelling passenger
sesnt, aud Harry Adams, lTaYslllng
flslshi agent foT ths q. H. q n, Co,
msfs l,anesnKeFs " Portland on tbs
Modoo thln nlofplDE,
Miss Jeaals Mol0ssn, Nho hAs bssu
sls guest " ihs hlaass Mslachsn, 90
lufpsa " hsf honls IA Dallas today,
npaalsd by hlss Juils hslsobHn,
sho Wln Flali wssk W lsn days
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

LICENSES 10 WED.-County Clerk
l.. V. Ehlen today issued marriage
licenses 10 the following; Eugene Il.
Guilbert and Delphine Lucier; Guy A.
Price aud Ella ~. Leabo. The consent
Of the girls mother was necessary In
securing the latter license ~ Miss ella
is but 10 years OF age.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


kOh sALE-A slOok oi millinery goods, no.
II uons And ladles underwear, aiso store
hAtufes, Have bven in buslaess TEN kea !.
ala aesiIe W rutuv Address Nl1s. UisoItOE
hibE, lssbAnon, OT, Lly.lu4s
\ Mofos-Is IL nofs0y siysn tn.,l tue partner,
~ enlp ntfotoi4ir eAlhlng under tne nfnl
~. ,lr pf Dyty a isunurtt 10 u4Sho4ssd "A a H.n
Lett fsiliins irunl tns nTiil. ca Il1ty wiil gpu
asnt ihe businesH va lutuTo tlsslmina all
habiliises anu aaspts oi tnu DID nriu. y ~
ssnsslt, 4. a DOly. \ 40 am
MvsEl ~ isOAh -. AAnA. issI.., II
vi fusl Ories DiOea III .
Loil sal.E Oh lhAljt.-IHO hundred aef.s
~ aNiss in tuliih hhiAuu hAa isJ aorus EfuD
IA laslsfri hiiu FuLAlAg sAlsT tLs 5s.f
iuuhu, Niu uaus iuT bl.olsa LsJd lAna No.,
sl@t'vA ~ ialt i'ay meat iB4ulfe ~ nddlrss
- hAs.hle, sff5 uAls, OlR COUNTY, Df
4 iiitlieitAA sA4tsL4.-l l.ilssaiafs ~ M
" AlnaH oH sals Aua Lnflsiian nelsuar AZ
ftsAa ~ - tabfftg Hifret, CUfnef AueulgHutA
A tAilFki fAFEis- i4,lss a,l ~ As4., Dn,.a,
" aiafFss iai'si iii ss.r shuAp, Iast tiis
s...'s ~. M Fsls'.s si.'isi ,sigsls' Nall ~ Joul
- ihi.i.A hnEkAAA = Ipssulus Ana
~ ssiHuisfelai sispnsfapb5 Uiiiue, nsl,ii
~ sisf s'e.sf AHs s,st W sUik as..s al 49,
lgAF Et-a.r iuflasiu. a..fal.lsi..,. .,...l,.,.
t@.'ii.s siis es,i sfs.sisssy ~ lisis u.. sa..
- Aefie inFaitlts nNak,
go tataaAvf-a - alsl..ass s,sll. i.,,.
s.,setsf is ii' iHiiinAs satiits llfsf fal
trfl h"i AZ Aasn ~ ta4ss ~ sissl ilslstl =. NJ.
.s'.'-.. =. ~, ii"fsiig aessl ssisiA, Aadlsss
ANittH ~ suar, nlAflih. lAs li...,.
~ "itfRHiaH Hitl bg aFllfflpu ~ ~ ~
.tfA' httif aHs aNHAa5 ~ 80 aar.. 49,
zee Hi - 'tstF ntshisi . a, aas,i
~ NfH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

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. Meme
clothing and furnishing goods.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
sAN FHANuIeOn MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19-Wneat,S So
MoOi: oregon Eastern cDUice, o(9
lOc; do inferior, 6(g7c; do valley, SIG
lie.
Hops-QuOlsbe at 4@6c.
Potstoes-Early Rose, 500 75c 10
sacks; Burbanks, 50c@$l per sack.
OaJs- Milling, $l.OU(a, Los
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

But we make it more lively
by extra special values, which
tend to loosen purse-strlngs.
See to it that you secure a por-
ton of the plums we throw
out from time to time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

TO TBE Coast Early this morning
party consisting Of hE aud Mrs
John Hunt aud children, Tnomos
Mitchell, George Hunt aud the Missss
Ella, Matte aud hauds Hunt left for
the lslltls hsslusoa for wssk - outing,
An enjoy able time will 10 had by the
party,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

To THE REFoRM 6CHooL.-Jesse
Moore, an incorrigible and vlscious
youth Of II summers. was today COM
United 10 ths reform school by Judge
Hubbard, upon complaint Of the boys
mother.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

hKaEAhFK When you wsDi ihs
hssl lhips in lhs hsb Noe, Doiy, AZ ihs
cs'eil sifssl nissksi, eau aissys plssss
you.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

caiosEss DlD YOU sAYg- -Doty At
shs Court uiaTksl has them Today aHd
sYsfy day, nas aud fai dressed while
you sHil
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

va hssT vsa s.st, - gsss hsF cssia'ia-
whas s.s vss ui.ild, sl.s efisa ~ o@sesta,
wkas sls Asassss alss. AS slass ~ cssis-ia
wkss s,s Asa ClaaaIsE as ssss ils,a Csstssaa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

0aop noAE.~Thsfs y leis " sosp IL
ills n,sgtst bsi ihs sIsaa thsi gass
sllssa ~ ihsm 80 y lhsi alssvfselpaa
W lhs hslsm sesg snd lbs,slssl
Mefhs,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

huhr0 Mss psesiFs . Efssi uisDy
Isapls bui she's ysa buy . sals fgsn
ns yss wlil naa a " hs lusi shsi 80
ssgssssni a ~ hs ffiess ~ suii Deuf
pagsss, "a, W, Johesen a sos
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

Won hEnRER a. lbs fsFm boms
neef Avaisfllls, fnaay, lgly ~
lao, "a, Nan hfbIsn, saed ~ geals
ssd " nl9slls " kldnsy iIoubls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

No HUCKLEBERRIEs- water
melons, muskmelons and peaches In
abundance at Steiner's market.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
COOL DRINKS
as.
nor YEATHEH.

90 10 Miiier's Ocid Cent
Grocery and b-D The case.
The rerdict ~iH be in IdrOr
OJhis delicious cOOiinO Jeg-
q rdDeH.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

hoif ApKsps "fplegm,n ths
ebolsssi " sii isss esD bs had only ~
Oiliisn a taiisfsap's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock OF
Brushes Of ali Kinds in the
state. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair. Cement and Shingles and
finest quality Of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19
roDAY's MARKETS.
Prices Current by felegrsph-Local
and Portland Quotations.

CHICAGO, July 19.-Wheat, cash
65l; Aug. 65l@65sc.
New YORK, July l9.-Silver g..
ead AZ ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-19

s~ls's Nv iilsIssI iss,I
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-29
RAILROAD MEN WORKING.
Representatives of the Various Lines Are
Deeply Interested in the Great
conyenfion Roon,

So far as the railroad people are con-
cerned, everything that will tend to make
the trip to San Francisco from Eastern
points inexpensive, rapid and enjoyable
will be done. and the powerful influence of
the twenty-odd roads belonging to the
Western Passenger Association will be
used to the furthest extent to bring the
Republican Convention to San Francisco.
very important consideration is the
fare that will be charged. This will be
matter almost entirely in the hands of the
Eastern Passenger Association, composed
of the roads operating between Chicago
and the Pacific Coast. They will fix the
rate from Chicago to San Francisco, and
rates from all other points will be based
on this.
Interviews were had with the local rep
resentatives of the most important roads
embraced in the Western Passenger Asso-
citation, and all are a unit in giving the
most hearty support to the project of hav-
ing the convention held here
The round trip rate thought reasonable
and possible was variously placed at $50 to
$72 80, with the largest and most in terested
roads in favor of $50. This rate in all
cases was to mean first-class accommoda-