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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-28
HE MISSED THE FIRE.
The Child Did Not Understand Why He
Did Not Awaken.

The Child Did Not Understand Why He
Did Hot Awaken.
About the coffin in which rested the
body of the fireman sat a silent group
of mourners. No one had spoken and
the widow was resting her head on her
fathers shoulder, when the door
opened.
A little child, the four year old
daughter of the dead man, ran cheerily
in. She had on her flowing white
night-dress. She climbed a chair and
looked at her father lying pallid and
still.
whats the matter with papaP" she
cried.
"sh-h-h!" they said, softly. "He is
asleep, darling"
"Why does he lie in that ugly old
hox9"
''He can sleep better there, little one.
Don't disturb him. Now go back to
bed, like good little girl"
The child moved away slowly.
Goodnight, papa" she said, in a
low voice, and soon was tucked away
again.
The silence of the night was sudden
ly startled by the harsh clangor Of the
gong in the firehouse just few doors
away as il sounded the alarm.
The thrilling call was ringing the
second time when the firemans dnugh-
ter flew into the room again. Again
she climbed upon the chair, and shook
her fathers body by the shoulder.
"Wal1e up, quick, papa!" she said.
"There's fire"
Still he did not move nor open his
eyes. The strange looks of those about
the bier frightened her.
"Oh, papa, do wake up. Can't you
hear the bell? You'll miss the fire."
The baby looked around in wonder.
Then she tried her parting shot, which
she was sure would bring her father
quickly to his feet.
You'll miss the fire." she exclaimed.
"Then you'll be fined"
Even then he did not move. Puz-
zled and worried, the child turned
around.
Papa will not go to the fire to-
night" said her mother, in tear
| strained voice.
Then the widowed mother burst into
tears. Repeating that she couldn't
/ understand, the child was quietly
carried back to bed, to cry herself
asleep again Call.
The Irish lead the foreign popula
tion in six cities and are second in flf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
The Northern Ronts.

Are you going East Have you de-
cided which route you will take? Do
you know the Northern Pacific In the
only line running Upholstered Tourist
Sleepers direct from Portland to the
East without change or delay? Do
you know this is the only line running
elegant dining cars from Portland to
the East? Do you know that these
extra accommodations are given pas
sengers without any higher rates than
via inferior lines? ? Do you know that
you do not have TO jump out at or 6
O'Clock in the morning on this line for
breakfast and only nave f1fteen or
twenty minutes in which to gulp it
down? Do you know the Northern
Pacific is the scenic trana-contineDtal
line of America? Do you know you
can travel as cheaply Via this line as
via inferior routes
Call on or write US for additional in
formstion, which will De cheerfully
given you.
THOs. WATT & Co.,
266 Commercial ST., Salem Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
TEXT OF rHE DECISION.
Holding the Railroad Commission
Legal

The mandamus suit Of J. B. Eddy
railroad commissioner, ". H. r. Kin
eaid, secretary Of state, vas decided BY
the supreme eOurt and in accordance
tbereSith, no alternative but 10 draw
warrants for boic-ovsT commissioners
remsiEs for the secretary. In answer
10 the defendants sBg gesliOn that ''so
much of the ses creating the eOmmiss-
ion - provides for the eleetion of
members thereof by the legislature i
unconstitutional aud void, and plain
til therefore never EAs legally elected
u such office," the court says:
"In view Of the former decisions Of
this court, and the practical exposition
81 The constitution, and almost siDes
tue organization Of the state to the
present time, ii - nov too late TO ques.
zion the night Of the legislature 70 ap-
poiDt the ciass Of public officers TO
which the plaintiff belongs. The fact
that the state librarian, fisb aud pilot
c0mmiz-IDper. game and fizh warden,
DOaimeu at Astoria, and TaiiTOzd COM
mlssioners having, for series Of eaTs,
teen elected by the legislature, estab-
H-bss concurrent legislative expOsitiOns
Of the constitution. T ere Is no power
to appoint unless conferred by organic
II legislative enactment That the
failure Of tine legislature to elect in lSeo
created q vacancy, in the courts
opinion OyeTcOmes that clause Of the
constitution which reads; 'AlI officers,
except meInbeTs Of the legislative
assembly, shall bold their Offices until
their SUCCESSORS are elected and quail.
fied.' Since 1t has not been established
that plaintiff 10 holding over in viO-
lation Of law, the sureties on his official
bond continue and no new bond ID
necessary. If it was, it would work
10 forfeiture of Office and could be
nothing more than grounds upon
which to institute forfeiture proceed.
iBes, and AZ the court knows Of no law
authorizing the secretary Of state To de.
clare public Office forfeited, it follows
that plaintiff is entitled to the emo
lutions Of Office notwithstanding his
failure to renew his oath or bond. To
the last suggestion Of defendant, that
the Australian ballot law by implica-
tion repealed 30 much Of the act as re-
ferred TO the board Of railroad com
missioners, the court deems it sufficient
to say that the Australian ballot Law
is not new legislative declaration
but a re-enactment Of the old law thai
existed long before the creation of the
board Of railroad commissioners"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
NOT CONTENT

10 carfy oyer any Of our summer
goods. We'll notice the prices.
b cts. will buy ladies 10 OF. vest.
10 cla. will buy ladies 25c. west.
10 OTIS. yArd--a few pieces Of light
ooloFs Ia Princess duck. Going
fast.
SO cts. will buy any Of our ladies shirt
waists worth 10 cts. aud 81.
Sl.Y6 will buy a mans tan shoe, lace OF
oongress. A few left. They are
worth $500.
al will buy = pair Of white CANVAS
Oxnnd's. Just the thing for hot
weather.
10 ota. straw hats for hop'plckev Snd
haFyeaters.
Vi cts. foF good qullt. uood TOT
nrlng thls prlos list With you. We arc
leaders Ia low pfioos,
OUR sPEClALTlEh.
lfon clad h0uo f0r boys, ia a. cofsrn'
FOSTERS kld gloses. -
WILLIS BROS, a 90.
1'hs cash llFy Goods cl"'hihs AZ"
llhoe House,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
Jane" ="

"Jane" with its thousand and one
laughs-with its funny and startling
its bright and sparkling
dialogues viii be the attraction at
Reeds opera house next Wednesday
evening.
Ia "Jane" Mr.. Frohmsn has en-
deavored to surpass all Of his former
attempts in the line of comedy, and be
has succeeded, for after q most success
fol run Of over 400 nights in New York,
'Jane" has also created a furore wher-
ever presented on the road, playing to
the utmost capacity Of the houses. The
plot Of "Jauen Ia not complicated, but
the complications that arise from the
compact formed between Jane" and
her master, makes one Of the most
laughab!e comedies extant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
No Losses.

Owing to the vigilant services OF
Salem's alert police force who were
on the show grounds no Losses of any
kind were reported yesterday, not
even q house robbery. a number
knowing" they would win by betting
on 'simple" little game conducted
In the menagerie tent were relieved OF
small sums Of money, one man loaDg
ten dollar piece. The gsng of toughs
usually to be found with circus were
apparently omitted in the makeup of
the Great Wallace shows.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

Ieft this morning for Waterloo for
short recreation
Mis- Ethel SebriveT, bookkeeper for
the Salem Steam laundry. left this
morning on q visit to friends in Port
land and Seattle.
T.. T. Barnes, accompanied by Mrs.
Barnes. EFF this morning for Newport
by toe sea, where they will spend the
IN NTH Of August.
Ars. r. A. Virgins and MiSes
Blanche Alt~rt snd Jessie Dalrymple,
were paaseogers for HeWport on toe II
o'cOck local this morning.
w. K. CoggesbalI, representing the
Canadian entertainment bureau Of To-
ron,o, Can, is in the city to arrange
for q high class concert.
Niss Meta Benacs, Of Portland,
came up today on the steamer Gray
Eagle aud will visit with Ars. y. d.
Rs1nie for week or ten days.
Hrs. w. r. Gray and children will
be residents of Newport during the
month Of August, having left for that
p1puiar resort on the morning local.
George Gill came up from 5alem
yesterday. He has removed his fam
lily 10 that place where they will re-
main until after tue state fair.-Mon.
days Eugene Guard.
Chas. b. HOdgkiu will go 10 Port.
land tomorrow morning TO accept g %.
sitlon Ia the office Of the Northwest
Insurance. association. Charles In ap
intelligent and reliable young man and
will make q success Of bis new work.
q. VI. Powers, agent for the MOdoc
il in the city accompanied by his fam
lily who are of for an outing at New.
port. Ed Powers will look after the
interest Of the o. X. d n. Co. during
the agents absence.
Misses Minnie Colwell and Zaidie
Palmer, two Of Halem's most indus
trious business ladies who ho'd po-
biblOus VI btubbt heSVtA4pehiru Wy IVY
Burton, left today for Wilhoit for q
few weeks camping and recreation.
Rev. w. f. Copeland Mrs. Copeland
and two sons, accompanied by It. T..
Murphy OF the Salem Saturday Night,
left today for Mrs. Snyder's ranch five
miles above Mehama. Mr.. Copeland
went by train. The rest Of the party
go by team tonight leaving at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Fiester are of
for months visit at the seaside at
Newport. They are accompanied by
Mrs. Lee Johnson and Mrs. Gardner.
The Fiester Millinery parlors will be
In charge OF the talented modiste, Miss
Ella Shipp.
Judge Geo. III. Burnett and Mrs.
Burnett, Judge +. A. Moore and fam
lily, Miss Louise Huelat, Werner Brey-
man, Mrs, Breyman and Mrs. White,
WIN. Brown and family, J. ID. Suth-
erland and family, II. b. Fleming and
family. Mrs. NJ. N. Chapman and Miss
Chapman, Mrs. Lot Pierce and chill.
dren, are party of for Beaver Greek
camp, eight miles south Of Newport.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
New Interpretations.

Northwest Stove Foundry, with j,
Loewenberg, r. B. Fleming and j. w.
Going incorporators; capital stock 800.
900 In shares Of 500 each; principal
Office, Portland.
McDuffee a Company, with a capt.
tai stock Of $4,000 Ia shares Of SIC
each; Charles s. McDuffee, Everett II.
MeDuffee, q. l.. Rogers and w. j.
Kellum incorporators; object to en-
gage In general mercantile business in
Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
CONCEALED WEAPONS.
Drunken Man Assaults an oGes--
Police News.


Scott Abo,oif, bostIer Of IDdepend-
enee, plead guilty this morning ts the
charge Of Carrying eo1ee&ied weapons
aud Ezs fined SD and eos1s in default
Of which be was committed to Jail.
Alvin L2sky, = youth Of probably
% summers, Of Rosedale, who did not
know whether be was drunk" or not
and who didn't recolIect striking two
men when being arrested" was CON-
mitted to Jail in defAa.t Of $50 hne
this morning fOr assault and battery
on two different charges, VIZ that Of
striking l. U. Simmons, Of south SA-
lem, and resisting Policeman Bert
Savage, who came to arrest him lat c
last evening. 1t seems LAsky came
to town to attend the circus but inn
bibed . little too freely and when he
started home last evening proceeded to
demolish property belonging TO Mr..
Summons. Tue owner interpOsed bat
ss Lasky was ia fighting mood was
severely beaten by the drunken man.
Upon Mr.. simmons complaint, Bert
Savage, the successful young police.
man, proceeded to that part of ihs city
to arrest L2sky aud after 8 short
tussel succeeded in bringing his mar
to the city Jail. LAsky complained o
having a sore head this morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
CORTLAND MARKET.


PoRTLAsD. Aug. s.-Wheai, valley, 5oc
Walla ala, 47c
Flour-Portland, Sg-55s Benton coun,y. s.. 50;
graham. g .; ssuperhne, 81, 5 per Dbl,
Oats-Hhite. H925c, milling, 2-E5Slc; grey
59 &c; rolled, in bags. S5.75G6.Os barrels, S5.0L
G5s5; cases, s{.75
Polatoss--N5T Oregon, 3J155c bu.
Hzy--Good, S5a9 50 per ton.
WOol-Naliey, lleJlec.
Nil,stuffs-Brsn, sII.5O: shorts, S125O: chop
iced. sl29 Is per ION; CHICKEN wheat. -. PEI
Hides-gr en-, salted 70 I6s e14c; under ~ ID,
76lOc sh sep pelts, loG7Oc,
Hops-Nominai at 4c.
Buiter-o:cg~ \ fanny creamery, l21[5 lfc;
fancy dairy, iOSl21zci fair " good, - q .6c;
common, nc
Cheese -Oregon 10 I cream, log lie.
Eggs-OfsgoD, lq1 lc pvT dOZ.
Pouitry-ChicEens 81 5O95 25 per doz; ducks
s2:oO925o; geese, s4,oog5OO, tuTkeJs 5, drrssed,
lZ1zc,
be f-TopSteers, 21z95c per D; lair 70 good
steers, 25Ia2 Sc COWS, 21<t71zc; dress d beef
4aa1zc,
Multon-Best beet, sl.55A2OO, eh &c ewes,
Al. .75a2.03 dressed. &c
Hogs hoice, heavy, S850s3,T5; light and
feeders, $780, dressed, sc p D
Neal-Smail, choice. 5a5.s; large, 3a4c 2 d.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
A Fruit Farm.

s. Is. Catterlin d Co., real estate
men, have just sold nice ten acre
fruit farm just east Of the state insane
asylum to Carpenter Cherrington, late
OF Klamath Indian reservation. Mr..
Cherrlngton and family will take po-
session In short time, and next
spring intends TO put up a fine resi-
dence.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
PERSONALS


+. Y. u. CrOisan bad bnsineas IN
the cWOodborD this forenoon.
AZ Dr. r. Cartwright visited patients at
Newtgoodburn this afternoon.
~ Mrs. ". =. sklR lsst on the morning
in s9oeaI for 81 Dgting al Newport
80 Justice and Mrs. c. z. WOiyertor
fr0nHeft this Afternoon for Spokane.
&c z. r. Beach. Of Portland. was today
PorteOmmissi0ned notary public.
ID w. K. NeAies returned 70 Portland
TesnDn the O'Clock local this morning.
E. Mr. and Mrs.. Geo. w. WAtt left tbi'
mslnorning for al outing at Newport.
III Master Ernest Bar went 10 EIzene
withtbis morning on q visit 70 relatives
M Geo. Dunsfosd Ieft this morning for
pen Victoria, 3. e., for short vacation.
A. Arehitecs w. &. Koigbton returned
nlat shis afternoon frOtD busiDe>s srip to
z AIbsny.
'fcf Dissriet Attorney Jss. MeCain wAs
Js paseuger 70 Portland on the 30
con local
- IlEAAElA h IL u SsSEA9rh
Com ecr % Portland on the salem local this
spr morning.
81 CsuneiImAn ThOs. Kay returned 70
tuFi waterloo On the II O'Clock local this
Sur morning.
a Deputy Sheriff T.. z. Cooper tran
Of sActsd official business in Geryais this
Ne afternoon.
Mlss Zadis Palmer Of the pOstoffiee
PA department, left Monday for an outing
at nt Without Springs.
Attorney X. J. Fleming leaves TO
thi morrow for 3 visit at his home In
SO Cedar Bluffs, Neb.
ID. A. White and family and Mr..
Tor and Mrs. II. st. Helens, will go 70
Sul Eeskowln tomorrow.
6 Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Myers were
Ch among the large number Of passengers
vis for Newport this morning.
Perry Gard left for Neskowin on his
brf wheel early this morning for two
da weeks vacation.
Walter Denton transacted business
ia Portland today going down on the
th o'clock local this morning.
iH President Hawley, Of Willamette,
os returned today from Albany, where he
had been TO visit his people.
iel r. w. Settlemler, the Woodburn
- nurserymAn, returned to that enter
~ prisIDg little burg this morning.
Miss Bertha Kay returned Monday
afternoon from Newport, where she
70 has been for number OF weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. T. G. Smith were
among the large throng OF Salemites
- bound for Newport this morning.
-. Rev. q. w. Grannis returned to
- wilhoit Springs this morning via.
WoOdburn on the 8 o'clock overland.
DIR. A. b. Gillis will spend the month
!, of August at Newport, the favorite
n summer resort, having gone there this
q morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. X. Krausse and
little child left for Newbort this morn
log where they will spend the month
OF August.
!. Chas. Burggraf. the architect, accom-
panied by his family, left this morning
J, for Newport, where they will spend
the summer.
M Mrs. g. ID. Gabrielson and Niles
Amelia Metschan. were passengers TO
NewbOrt on the II o'clock local for u
months outing
Mr. and Mrs. j. IL. Brooks Miss
Matte McNary and Master Russell,
r~~~-s~r~rusM.u-u-ran-s- n-s-snsH.-ssz.ur..~s---ss--s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

New Msthods Of Bleeding Businsss
Men

WsIlses's circus runs an advertising
department. In addition 10 bleeding
the country iD all the usual eire0s
msthOds, the OIiiy new feature Of the
show vas . solicitor who does the
town, eOlleetiDg from 800 to 5000
spiecs from ali who will pay for = puff
by the clown.
10 Salem they carried the plan .
step farther and bIsckguaTded the bOsi
ness men who had the Derye to re-
fuse. The Red Front drug store would
not "eOme down right literally" and
received some left-handers. Bot the
propfietors consider they are just 30
much ahead.
One clown got of q crude joke on
Rev. GrsnDis, by referring to his
donkey 81 Elder Grannis, successOr to
Bill Anderson, the Salem saloon
keeper. No one laughed, a. there was
90 point Of contact for the disabilities Of
the audience. "BilI" and the REV" +"
have q point Of similarity that the
clown might have hit upon very
happily. For instance if Two clowns
bad rode their mules around the ring
in a regular Derby race and then in
trodueed themselves as "Bill" Ander-
son and "Rev." Grannis, it would
have fetched laugh, for Anderson is q
well known patron Of the race track
and in bis younger wild weekdays Il
said to have Deen 8 very successful
horse jockey. But the joke as it wa,
got off was coarse, brutal and without
any point st all. No one cracked 9
smile. The rest of the clown "busi
ness" was the best part of the circus
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
DaYidsonls Park.

This beautiful spot at Morningside
grove IL provided with seats, swings
and ls 4 delightful place TO spend the
afternoon fer pleasure. The hrst picnic
will be given there next Wednesday
evening from 6'to o'clock by the
young people Of the Congregational
chursh. Don't miss this chance To
visit the park.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

IEsANE.-IdA Gibbs, aged 80 years,
native OF Rhode Island, was today
received III the lnsane Asylum nom
Baker CITY. Her insanity 10 due 10 the
excessive use Of morphine.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

VERY WARH,-At one time Mon
day afternoon the thermometer at the
Southern Pacific passenger depot reg.
istered l02 degrees In the shade while
in other parts OF the city 1t ranged
from l02 TO lO4 degrees. Ice cream
anu lemonade disappeared rapidly and
the confectionery men are hoping for
another circus.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
City Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that have
ment OF "Generai FUND.- warrants
numbered 235O, 2s5l, 284S, 2S55, 2299,
2842, 1855, 2357, 1858, 2359, 1850. 1851
1852, 1888, 1854, 2365, 2366, 1857 and
236S. Interest will cease on said wal
rants from the date Of this notice.
Il. j. SwAFP0RD,
Treas. City Of Salem.
Salem, July 25. 1895. DIES lot
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
Probate Court.

Judge w. @. Hubbard yesterday or.
dered that the statement OF the ao-
count nled by y. MeLaine, as guardian
of the person and estate at James
Tucker, be allowed. The account
showed u balance Of tslLOs IN favor Of
the heir.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

some PEOPLE Drink aud get drunk
but all people drink "Epicure" tea and
are happy. For sale at Gilbert a Pat
terson's only.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
stsyton fiour- Bransou a %.
Brof. s. h. WolmsF.

late Of the Ran conservatory, Frank
for on the Main, has opened class la
eTgan, Ylelin, mandolin, lhorongh-hass
aud harmony, Terms reasonable
Call at Wilps miisic elors near post
0fiios 2ltf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
Hood,s Has No Equal.

Hoods sarsaparilla is the only true
blood purifier prominently in the pub
lie eye today. Ravie Jones Of Hub
bard, Or, writes; II have taken three
bottles OF Hoods SarssparillA and
think it has no equali as blood puri-
fer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
Hoods Pills cure bilIiousness.
County Treasurer's Notice,

County Treasurers Notlce,
OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER, /
Marion County.
Notice IS hereby given that ] have
funds In hand to pay all warrants out
standing up to Oct. !, 1894, and that
interest is stopped on the same from
date.
JASPER MIMIC,
Marion County Treasurer.
Salem, July IS. l9 2w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

THE LATEST. New oats, new
clover, timothy aud cheat hay, fresh
from the field, al Brewster and Whites
VI Court street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

DID You ATTEND THE CIRcUs9-
Yes, but 1 enjoyed one OF those 10
cent meals served At Kenworthy a
BaTnetts before doing 30.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
Rheumatism

IL a symptom ~ disease of the aid
neys. it will certainly be relieved by
Parks suTe Cure. That headaehe,
baokaehe aud llred feeling o0ne from
the same eAuse. Ask fOr Paris nure
tuTe Tor the liver and Kidneys price
tl.0O, sold by Lunn A brooks, lStw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

Al Davldson's PaTk Wednesday
night los GOLD watermelon, hFlnR
your beat girl. buy your groceries ~
HRAk SON a 90.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria.
whsn she Was a Child. shs eried for cas,oEiA.
R'hsn Shs became Mia. shs elans 10 casioriAs
Whsa shs had Children she gave tliem cAsiOriA.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
Born.

ACHIBON.- To Mr.. aud Mn. Achi.
son, on Front street, Tuesday, Aug,
9th, 1895, \ s0n,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

. SAS FRASCIsCO. Aug. 6-Wheat, &5<c-
WSol-Oregon. chOiee, Sc l9es InleriOr, 6S7e-
valley, S5llc.
Hops-Q uOts bic at 426s.
POistoes-Esrly Rose, 5OG0c; Burbauks 75c,
Ga E-MlIhng, e59lO5
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

Mccall Bros. at 100 Court street, les 9
on groceries aud fruits.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

Or. Pflcs's Cream Haking Powder
wsfit'sfsiT ltlsksst hlsaslsae p'p's'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06
sALEA MARKET.

wheat-isc , bu.
Oats-10aZ21<c,
Hay-Raled. CHEAT. s5,5Oae.OO; timothy. s7-5l.
Flour, in wholesale lots, $50; retail, SIS;
bran. bulk sIl.O0; sacked. si2uO; shorts, sF2.0 a
l3.OS chop feed, $l200al3.OD,
leal- dressed, &c,
Hogs Dressed. &c.
Live Cattle--2a21zc.
Sh6ep-Ltve. Sl5I
Wooi-Best, lg1<e.
Hops-Best, 3a7c.
EgRs@takh, lOc.
Bntter-Best dairy, lOal21zc; fancy creamery
l5a9Oc.
Farm Smoked Aeats-Bacon, &c; hams, llc
shoulders, &c.
Potatoesa5New, sOc ? bu.
POultry-Broilers,s sci hens, &c; ducks, 6a7c.
Turkeys-6asc,
State OF OHIO, CITY Fo TOLEDO, J
Lucas COUNTY, -
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the frm OF
F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the city Of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of one hundred dollars for
each and every case of catarrh that can
net be cured by the use of Halls Cat
arrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6thlday of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1886.
- A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public
HallsCatarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
eous surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
+. J. CHENY d Co., Toledo, o.
Ray- Sold by druggists. T5c.
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THE WOMAN

THE WOMAN
WHOSE CLOTHES FIT
seems 70 get along'in the world easier than
any other woman.
nthe first place, she Is more at ease at
SOCIAL functions
Ms. L. Mitchell guarantees a perfect
and satisfactory hg Of every garment. Shop
on East State street next 10 Simpsons grocery
store.
Complete line supplies and notion will b
kept on hand
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RicYcla Rnilt for TWo.

A good make wheel nearly new, for
lady or gentleman, In perfect order, for
sale at just half price. Call AZ JOURNAL
Office. 7;22tf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

Dr. Prices Cream lsaLing Powder
Austsa dsa hsasl btwia,H ~, 80 Fu,aasss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-06

Mccall Bros. at 100 Court street, lead
on groceries and fruits.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Salem and Eastern Quotations Cor
rected Daily.

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-wheat. cash sc; Sept
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staytOn fiour-Ers nsOn a Co.