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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
RETAIL GROCERs PROTEST VIGOROUSLY
THEY DECLARE THAT THE LrNow COMMITTEE
REPORT rs AGAINST THE RTsT IN

REPORT rs AGAINST THE RrsT IN
TEREsr OF THE CITY.
At a meeting Of the Retail Grocer-' Union held
laft might at Nos l8 and 10 East FIFTY seventh
ST. the following resolutions. offered by l.. J.
Callahan. wrrc unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the Retail Grocers' Union ~ the
city NJ New-York earnestly protests agains, the
passage Of the bill for the reorganization Of IN"
police force Of thu city OF New-York. a. recon-
me nded In the report Of the Lesow Committee
as being subvcrslve Of the best interest ~ the
city Of New York and declares II direct reversal
OF the verdict Of the people At the election held on
November s:
Resolved, That this union believes that tho
passage Of any bill putting tn Police Board In
the hands ~ n commission composed Of two men
from each political party would he against the
best interests OF the city OF Ncw-York. and again
open tho doors TO repeat the frauds which ~er'
laid bare by the Lexow Committee.
Resolved. That this union earnestly recommends
the passage Of bill for the reorganization Of
the police force under one head:
Resolved. That the Hon w l. Strong was
elected Mayor OF the city II SeW-York No
vemher 6 by an overwhelming majority Of ~
citizens the promise and pledge that he would
principles and appoint 10 offices solely for
their ability TO perform the duties ~ their once
Resolved. Thai thl. union respectfully protests
power OF appointment OF the Commissioners
named I'm any hill hills relating 10 the citv Of
Ncw-York. from the Mayor OF tn CITY 81 New
York and placing II In the hands OF the Governor
OF the State " NewYOrk.
Resolved. That this union. having taken an
active part In the ele sion Of the Hon " l..
Strong for Mayor. tender him our hearty and un-
divided support In carrying out the pledges h"
made 10 administer the duties of his Office on 4
business and non partisan basis and advocate m"
passage ~ the bill or bills necessary 10 redeem
In. pledges he made by the Legislature 81 this
State as coon possible and pleds" ourselves TO
aid him In every way In carrying ont the plat
form on which he was elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
A Winters Tale.

For Sc'na Anfm'a
orkmg Coo to
for actually and really we'll CodNer Oh
clccr Hyvnadc n and
be all of plain OIL 1t
Oil patabc delicate
Lime and Soda and an al"
Digestion An car
0 take cold the local
Emulsion
,amhu beauyof all s. is cold
Emulsion for colby
is Emusic
BOVINE NewYork City. All Druggists 60c and 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
AT TIE BROOKLYN THEATRES

After a prolonged absence from Brooklyn Mrs
Iang,ry began an engagement At the columbus
Theatre last night. Mrs. Langtry who * supported
by her own company. appeared In Esther Sanira1
ana -, u,rnv pair" which VIII be repeated to-
night Tomorrow night and at the matinee =
Wifes Peril Will be the attraction Tor the resi- Oh
the week
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
CITY HALL MATTERS.
what the Council Did Last Evening
On This Vexed Question.


The city council met last evening In
adjourned session with all members
present except Kay. The object Of the
meeting was to adjust the city hall ar
chItect and contractors claims. The
blu Of w. ID. Pugh. ~ experimenting
architect, was t6s. a, and that Of South
wick a Hutchins, contractors, was
e., 75O. SO, both Of which were allowed
The city hall committee made re-
port In favor Of changing supenn'
tendeDts. ~ Mr. Pugb had not sum-
Gent time 10 devote to his work. The
report was adopted and Mr.. Henry
HarriId was employed for the position.
Mr.. Pugb's claim was reconsidered
and referred 10 the city ball committee.
The recorder was instructed 10 report
the moneys paid TO date to the super
intendent, also the full amount ex-
pended on the city hall to date at the
next session Of the council.
On motion the ordinance committee
was Instructed TO secure legal services
IN behalf Of the city's interest in the
swo cases pending in the circuit court
and 10 report In the premises.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
COUNTY COURT.

The following named road superyis-
Rs have been appointed: Dist. No.
q, Ed Farnham; dist. No. n, G. II.
Work: dist. No. "A, +. Il. Malone; dist.
NJ. SO, Geo. KrOus, vice VIM. Krous,
declined.
The claim Of the city Of Jefferson for
jI43 30 city road tax for 1891, has been
nntinued.
The Salem @. A. r. reported 1898
Isbursed the past year from the iDdi-
,ent soldiers fund.
A food bridge across Mckay creek,
near Champoeg, was ordered built, and
he contract let to G. f. Royal for $40
The petition Of Theodore Rubens ct
Il. for county aid for Louis Denil was
dlsallowed.
The report OF the viewers 10 the mat
ler Of the petition Of q. j. Hall ct al.
fJr the establishment Of q new road
beginning in the center Of the Sllverton
and Mill Creek county road where II is
cFOHhcu Wy tho hhO poeNSVh bhV iohND
OF Robt. Archibald and VIM. l.. Whit
lock and running In q southwesterly
aud easterly direction to the said Sill
verton road and the vacation Of certain
old road, was read the required number
OF times and allowed and the road or.
dered established. The viewers were
J. T. Hunt, II. T. Carter and II. f..
Downing.
Roas Il. Moores was awarded the con.
tract to print the circuit court docket
for the February term, at $40.
The E. M. Waite printing company
was given the contract TO print i0,0OC
assessors blanks and 1000 letter heads
at $3.50.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
The New shor thing.

At the Postoffice store Of Harrtt q
Lawrence, today and tomorrow, an
intelligent lady demonstrators and "a
clever colored cook are showing folks
how TO banish hogs lard from the
household, and substitute a sweet,
bealthful and nearly all vegetable oil
instead. IT is cottOlene, a union Of
nearly three fourths pure, refined cot
tonseed oil. and one-fouTth clean, rem
dered beef fat. IL sails under no false
colors, declares itself what II Is, and
stands the test OF use with every
claimed result. For all purposes Of
frying, shortening, and all the uses Of
the dyspepsia-produciDg hog product
II il said to be better than the substance
II is displacing, with the merit Of being
puTer and more hygienic. Every ybody
Is made welcome who wishes 10 sample
the cooking.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
RIVER NEWS.

The Modoo will be up from Portland
this evening.
Steamer Eugene will come up from
Portland this evening.
The Altoona left for Portland at 7;4d
q. IN. with n full load Of freight aud
about fifleen passengers.
steamer Hoag came up from the
metropolis last evening aud after dis
changing her freight here proceeded on
90 CORVALLIS.
This Alloe A, continues 10 make
regular trips between salem aud lnde-
pendenoe carrying number of paasen'
gers 10 and from Ihese cities eaeh day
The EAglslle that lef Portland on
her trial tip up the river, January 3D.
has not reached Salem yet Yesterday
morning she TAn upon bar neal
wheatland aud " nolhinE elss hap
psns 10 hinder the boai, the prob'
abilities are she will reach salem aome
iinle tola0I9oM
rhs steamer Gray Eagle, Feoently
constituted ~ hswheTg, will maks
hsf lial trp IA ths vicinity " thai
eiiy today rhs sues 20 Oregon Niiy
tOnlogfow, foF inslnollon, Rnd slll
Isaeh Salem ou hsT way 20 kussns
Mludey " Tuesday ihe dimsnslous
" ihs baai sfo 40 foot oYsT al, 9th
"a fool iean, hhs slll dfsv, shru
liadsd, bui ihlflssn lnniss snd will
w beiw ssu ealsm SAD lugene,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

81. Smith Of Josephine-Reducing
penalty on tax sales and increasing 10
tbree years the period Of redemption'
Passed.
22O, Paxton-Governing supplement-
AIRY articles Of incorporation. PASSED.
Senate Joint memorial to congress
for pension for DR.. VIM. &. MscEay's
widow was adopted.
1g9, COle-Regulsting executors anu
administrators. Passed.
n, Paxton-Providing that contract
ors for public works must be citizens oil
Oregon, and materials, where possible,
must be Of Oregon production. Passed.
124, Prescribing compen-
cation of executors and administrators
in certain contingencies. Passed.
The house concurred in the amend
ment Of Mt. Angel charter bill, being
an emergency clause.
The committee on fisheries was
granted leave to report on bills in It's
hands and also leave Of absence from
afternoon and Saturday sessions. Fav-
orable reports were made on house bills
l55, protecting elk, ETC., 294, protection
game birds, 345, establishing fish hatch
cries.
Smith Of Polk from the special CON-
mittee reported tavorably, 222, relating
to Improvement Of county roads by as
sessment on adjacent lands.
1876, Cole-Extending powers ofguar'
dams. Passed.
351, McGreer-Dallas city charter.
Passed.
252, Smith of Josephine-Providing
for publishing of notices calling iu
county warrants 10 paper designated
by the county court. Passed.
2l2, same-PuDishing the setting out
Of poison for domestic animals. Passed
Stewart presented protest from the
populist members against committee
clerks. Rejected.
The hour of noon having arrived the
senate and house met in joint session
and balIoted for U. s. senator, with the
following result:
Dolph, Al; Williams. H. Hare, 10
Lowell, 10; Lord, g. Weatherford, 8
absent, 2.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
MORE BONDS COMING.
SiIty-TwO Millions at fOOr Per
Cent.
The BIG scheme WAS BEATEN,
Parties Divided on the Adminis-
tratiOn Plan.
AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. $3.50 p. m.--
The president, today, sent message TO
congress announcing that arrangements
had this date been concluded whereby
bonds of the United States as author
lied under the act of July IL, 1876, pay
able in coin in 30 years after their date,
with interest at the rate Of four per
cent. per annum, to amount to little
less than S62, 400, 900 will be issued for
the purchase of gold coin amounting to
a sum slightly in excess of sixty
hve million dollars which sum
added to the gold now held in our
reserve, will so rest in such reserve as
to make It amount to something more
than 800, 900. Such premium is to
be allowed to the government upon the
bonds as to fix the rate of interest upon
the amount of gold realized at 81 per
cent per annum.
At least half of the gold to be OBJ
tanned is to be supplied from abroad,
which is a very important aud favor
able feature of the transaction. The
privilege is especially reserved to the
government to substitute, at par, with
in ten days from this date, in lieu Of
the present coin bonds other bonds
in terms payable in gold and bearil g
only per cent interest If the iasue Of
the same in the meantime be au,h' r.
lied by congress.
In the agreement just concluded Il Q
annual saving Of interest to the gov
ernment If three per cent gold bonds
should be substituted for the ten per
cent bond under the privilege reserved
would be S539 l59; amount ting 10 thirty
years, or at maturity, OF the coin
bonds, to over Sl6,OOO,OO
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

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NAsit ll.n.gtlse.,ssl. yeal IA
HtffIf fNfNANfNI .aINaN MlIhNIfU.
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lise,.'.i. i..t eg teAl lari
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r. .is AZ ps,,
kftiit aHtHaAh ig.asaas. -
lakiut~s \.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

fAfhkth fpn pnsumopls %
hel hoplp ~ laipn uleei. nfsT ills
eigl ishfNalf h lhs1 n ta m
Anna llefs, KKrd "a grsfs, uipniha
Hpd N dsFs dsuEhial NJ ~ sud
hp ihAs fsenkfr
iifesaasa sisdasisd flpa ,hs aslsm
fublle eiholls lssl fel8ssll ssa hss
90 aaias iinas bffu weIklng IA An
fbllips affssiAstieR isslils is ihis
ell hhs ssnl hnn,f az dlnaFf SO
lsgasy nsan, snd ssnied ~ gslufn n
sait bul y Fhs ali Hsi llet sfli hsl
al,ahfi aleasaes hsf a aastH Nss
psi'sa N lhg sfsplpF sHa FsYs nafsll
sipf " naielllf hfisff. shlen ~ l0Nd
paiiins hti sslstp efHfa A. A. hfl na
Nia.i shf ifssiAfa hei lafi "a ~ al
Alss faspksi VA l.sfn silisita siil
hsihHla phi'h iiaallsl hsl ~ ssfsial
ffslH sna nmlilssiaa nlih pnssRia
~ asslll esaaal 49, dsaih
fshsgsl wlu n bfla a ihf ieas
lsNasNi flsesslissl shaisl ~ "a.
lass riissi ntsf ahiff a d n nasass
eeAaasiss ~ 49, nessisas -
l,sisa ~ hsf d 3. i.iNassl halisl
n hsial se,elisil
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
Call for slOO,ooO,OOO.

WAsHINGToE, Feb. Sat noon, to-
day, Attorney General Olney is In CON
ference with Secretary Carlisle at the
treasury department, and 1t Is almost
certain the bond call will be announced
today. II 10 understood the issue will
be 500, 100000 IN 3O-year, four per cent.
bonds. The price Is expected 10 make
the rate Of interest ~ the nelghborhood
Of 81 or 81 per cent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
Thousands Of Dollars

Are spent every year by the people Of
this state for worthless medicines for
the cure " throat aud luug diseases,
when We know that N they would only
invest ~ la SANTA Able, the
new California discovery foT consump.
ton aud kindred oOmplaiuls, they
would ia this pleasant remedy Had 70.
lelt Il IL recommended ny ministers,
physicians aud public speakers Of the
Golden state. spld aud guaranteed BY
Lunn A Brooks al 90 0ents and ll 40 4
bottle. Tires faf " 90.
The meet stubborn case Of oatafrh,
use CALIFORNIA CAfhCuRE.
hla monlhs treatment ilf 90 hy
mall lilo,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

VICIOUS Onssir The mufuiugs
paper Wieufd Ia sn 0hsfuns s1u ~ q
way ~ some supposllilous resident
sho BAD isA wife and ehildmn aud
gone on alib uaTflsd somsn ffam
ep sdjseprl aly That sor ofa lliug
isa'i loufnsllsnl, aRd u lsu'l isli tl ssy
noihipK ~ lbs palu u musl bnng to
lhs iunuespl ylnlims ~ lis yllIous ga
ap, pfrlulss a sais ths tongue ~
slspisi ADd dstfaclipu EpluN aai A
h ~ n lelus 0ui ~ iAe pliy. 10 ao
enupird cas- urlns Dns ~ a. F of a,
a., slu knpsa ~ ihs isapfHifs al
sspes 'ihfy sslN hss fulnsd msuy .
pnshl ispgisllsn q - Gas lsisieuDs ~
llsl sna lhs IsiuEs ~ paNafi ~
lhs nlHNlps pslsl kuass ~ sp ssts
HsdF lhf pHpllssilon ~ nhirh Hpuld
bs " psil's iBiflssl ~ lsHfhi eNi slib
% bsl slDp anpHps blpu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
PERSONALS.

Mrs. j. o. Bozorth returned this
morning from Astoria.
senator /. l.. Patterson went 10 Port
land this afternoon.
Sol Abraham went 10 Portland on
the afternoon local.
Rev. A.Englebart returned from jeff
ers0n this afternoon.
Hon. d. II. Looney returned to his
home In jefferson today.
Judge Geo. II. Burnett made Il bus
iness trip 10 Turner today.
Misses Bertha and Ella Moore, Of
Portland, are the guests Of Mrs II. II.
Thompson.
A. NJ. Alexander, OF the MultorpOr
Quarsette, Of Portland, returned home
this afternoon.
Miss Claireta Dumars came up from
Portland on the morning local for =
yisit with friends.
r.. j. Smith, agent for the steamer
Altoona. was a passenger for Portland
on that boat this morning.
r.. y. PArhhunt was passenger fOT
Portland this afternoon In the interest
OF the State Insurance company.
A. w. GIesy, assistant manager Of
the state insurance company, went to
Portland this morning on business.
Rev. DR.. gwynne returned from
Modi0rd this morning where lac has
been conducting revival meetings for
two weeks.
Gen. w. II. ByArs came down from
his goat ranch on the Sanilam yester.
day evening, aud attended 10 little
business before returning today.
Mr.. A. A. Fuller, tho ppesial agent Of
the Massachusetts, Mutual Life lnsur-
anco company for Oregon returned 10
day from Portland, where he has been
ill for week.
Mr, aud Mrs, J, Jennings, who have
been the guests OF Major aud Mira "
A. Hodghin for several days, returned
10 their home ~ Oregon CITY this
Afternoon.
A. !. HAZEL, lhs contractor who 70
cently built the slate reform soh0ol aud
pealianilAgy wings, lefl last eyeninR
for i,ss Augeles whore Mrs, HAZEL hAi
l,een fof s0aie tune. lossthsr ihey
sill ylsll points la Artena aud New
MeKsoo, and they may return ~ salem
~ live aud enjoy She soelely NJ lheli
many friends.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
An Absolute Cure.

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE
OINTMENT is only put up in large
two ounce tin boxes, aud is an absolute
cure for old sores, burns, pounds, chap
nod hands and ail skin ernntions. will
positively cure all kinds of piles. Ask
for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE
OINTMENT. Sold by Lunn d Brooks
1t p cents per box; 10y mai. 80 cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

sslf $40 ni ntlls i0Nfnsl ~ hFHrHu
un lH ~ elli8lla slsaH ~ la hsf.
lNf isHHsf iuist,H lahil fsff NMt
tNHe "A nsNS asss fHifN Nl aln
hsf anf. llaiNlp4Hi ~ ltllf sirN
lsfi sipNssA sAa .l,sssd M ts.ut,
btsis. lna ltlafs aslti ilal = lhslstti
eniN ~ ssa sHa fNslplffi u N 4.
vac Ase,sig ~ hfs fsit N illsssa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

FfNnN eNf anhnfanI
~ h ale nnllh " fplk iielAiing
iu uilseiiou " lAsss sas fssd go.
eni ilHls snd lsisIlsi a. ihs elnmllisf
ps sssess alsnts snd lsssilen
Nsiss MssAlusinn dslsssiiaHi -
lsalls,i iaYwslig falssl ,ifoYs phsilss
asi9n nlegisi F9slwliiss .islaglrd
islpisnly ilslys Dill sllfaaiHs sssiinas
ssgi sHd ielg " o'iif lslsilns A. asls
lsnaa flsess uiplwaw pnss -
q ho en llss lsnaf sha fiss ihe'I rsls
lHle ihf hspds y SOC stats lsnd baaIi
Asas slsatsl sidsf y b a. ilssg
ilsis - Asllaa aslsssllaH. Islsliea
a n lss plsssiiiins hW " sliiisssss
iu AafiNN alsnlI
iiHlit lniltaaDfa } nanaalifni fssl
laiiln fss niu,niliifs Az iHffaiisslf
lhl bes'ks u a. fta,l ssa asilg $3.50
lllsalan lisisifpi ~ ihs sisstsl ess
ailiiff ~ fssalsllesis
AZ iafltailsa neis flaslasHi hl..s
~ glall isf ssiisaaslsl salsss ws
HNsal4ea
fhlra fsaalss n kaae liih
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
Sill Another Fruitless Vote for
Senator.
NEARLY ALL MEMBERS PRESENT.
Considerable Routine Business in
the House.
HOUSE.

Roll call found ~ members present.
Third reading Of house bills.
128. Creating liens for horse
shoeing Made special order for Mon
day, ? p. III.
Long (S52)-Amending sec. ll4s Of
code. Referred TO judiciary.
Hofer 1858, Providing for teaching
kindness to dumb animals in the public
schools.
"A, 4,Cleeton-Sale Of property for taxes.
Passed.
6s, Beach-Amending sec. 2599 Of
code relating t1 school meetings.
Passed.
90, D8ly-Allowing county recorders
TO take acknow Judgements. Passed.
McGIeer introduced bill (S5l) incor-
porating Dallas City. Read Second
time and referred to corporations COM
mittee.
Committee on corporations reported
| fayorably with amendments bill amend
| ing Sheridan charter. Passed.
Communication was read from Presi-
dent Bloss Of the agricultural college
inviting a visit TO that institution.
Special order was called and discus.
sion Of resolutions relative to ccmpensa.
ton Of house officers. Several desul
tory motions were made and roll-calls
forced. Finally the house got down to
buslness aud the motion came up
which was made when the subject was
last before the house to reconsider the
vote by which the report Of the com
mittee on resolutions on the subject re-
jected. After considerable discussion
motion to reconsider was carried. Hofer
offered amendment that chief clerks
pay be fixed at $40 per day, journal
clerk, reading clerk and calendar clerk
each 81 so. Amendment adopted.
Report OF committee (which was an
amendment Of the original resolution)
was adopted. Resolution as amended
adopted, and the vexed question Of
clerk hire was settled. A motion by
Hofer 10 reconsider was on motion OF
Paxton indefinitely postponed, both
motions being 10 dispose Of the whole
matter for the session and 10 prevent
any change.
Mr. Moores introduced q resolution
10 eliminate unnecessary matter from
the printed calender, Lost.
House adjourned.
SENATE.
FERUARY s, MORNING..
Mr.. BuTleigh's bill, protecting fish
In WallowA county; given first reading
Smith Of Clatsop presented petition
asking prohibition Of the use Of fish
traps aud wheels In Columbia river
referred 10 committee on fisheries.
First reading house Bills
McCraken-C County auditor for Multi.
nomahi read second time aud referred
10 MultnOmah senators.
Rehlbrede Pleadings IN civil actions
Beach Manner of holding noh0ol
neelingsi seoond reading, referred edu'
cation,
DAILY Authorizing recorders % take
aeknOw ledgmsnls.
Moorhead hambef of Jurors % dad
yeTdioli second reading, referred Nv
dioisfy,
sshlbreds -conosfnlug fofslgn oom
nilsai0neH,
Clsston Delinquent laE sales fad
peoond pns, IsfeTTed Aassssmenl.
Allsy moved ~ reconsider Was ~
whleh llalsys bill ioT stats boaTd ~
honleulinfs sAs Tssd narFlsd On
plollon " hslsy, blll wss rsisfnpd te
sanglties ou sguoullufsi
hsYelal hoass billie srgs Fssd asoond
llals sna lslsIfsd ~ appropriate eoul
mlitasa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

ha a iaAHFin nha \ fsgy
lss $40 ifptaa isfsi u ibf iaiias N
~ 'sllg Nl'sk y fsieflsa ~ nf
slisflshi - N ~ iagiaffa laaal
llss ~ ~ lsi ~ u ashssi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
The Hawaiian Gable

WAsHSGTOE, Fgb. s-The laying
Of the cable q Hawaii was further dis.
GUESSED In the senate yesterday, but no
conclusion was reached aud the item
remains stumbling block 20 the dl,
plomstle aud consular appropriation
bili lis expected the cable Item will
be voted today aud the be- lief prevails
chat the Item Will be adolt tsd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

a 0o0n nn0lpF. 'lhe uusnlmous
sslecilan ~ lhs salsin sily opunoil "
Ne iisnTg iiagrlld, " lhe ooniIaelina
nfm ~ iisgglld a oiineeg, ~ supenn'
tsaasai ~ ihe elly ball, ls . gsgy good
eh0las and nap that slll meei wllh
epeplai sppfoFsl w lbs tAspsyels ~
nls oilY, lhis nfm hss hesn elsailus
nlaag " lhe lsggesi aad nHssi siIueis
ugts IA llls iapllsi niiy ~ lisTuls
ls nOi GALS nlsl glsas nlssisl nasohsnlg
Iil sepilsasan vha vlll ppi,shly ~
fsnfully pfplei lae lnisgssls NJ ihe
elil a. = snhliog lhe ppt lsi4ns N lhs
glass sHa spssinesilans N lhs lalsifsls
~ lie plly ~ spy nlsp she eauld hsys
isen aslssiei
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
JOHN HUGHES

Dealer Ia GrOeeries, Iainis,
oils, Window Glass, Varnlsbes
And lIie most complete stock Of
Brushes Of All Klnds ln tbs
state Artists iiaierials,Lime
iiair, r,semeul and sbinglss and
ilnrsi q,lallll " Grass SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
A GOOD TRADE

tbt unasr.suea Blll lIade dIalu uls VI auy
s't, lnl ha} ul uNls,hua NllI allow bbotr tnt
H'Nffs' f'iN i'l hHlue ialI tatlY.
q s.tt.... lEi MlhrHl.
furm, QI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
81, 500 lREWARD OFFERED.

The undersigned offers $500 reward Tor the
conviction Of the party or parties who burned
his barn and horses on the night OF Deesmber
~ lsH. he will also pay s2O0 for each aeces.
sorry 10 the crime. ! own two good ranches
aud am able 10 pay this reward
JOeEPd q. ANDERSON,
III lSd6Wbm MFhama Or
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
Cooper Shop.
CYRUS STEWART

has opened up a shop north Of Mics mill, in
sin,th SaI.nu where ne rs prepared TO maxi
nd repair HII kinds Of cOOrerage, such as
nails' tubs, kegs, barrels md ehurns. Oniy
me best seasoned stock used. Prices reason.
ahle I9-d&v
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-08
DRESS KING.

Having moved my dressmaking par'Ors' Ia
l3 Court street desire fTom the ladies OF sa.
lein share Of their patronage, Satisfaction
gwen hhs. N. HOltNMB