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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
I. I. DALRYMPLE & co.

r. w. Seit emier, q the Woodborn
nurseries. returned 10 that eBteTpfisiBg
little burg on The salem local this
morning after q visit with Salem
fiIeDds over Eunday.
Mr. John GusensOFfer. . substantial
farmer o. Linn county, vino has been
~ ting bis daughter, Mrs. w. &
jaNiey, returned 70 Albany or the ~
.'elock local this mofoiBg.
Hon. John Niuto, Hon. r. &. Bat er,
sIpt. A. y Gi!Deri, l.. ~ Bronson,
IBn Msufer aud Watt sbipp were
D, .-seDgers up from Portland on the
salem local saturday evening.
Mr. aud Mn. Z. T. McIntyfe, Mhs
~ rite Harfilt and Arthur La~reues,
yJOEkeeper DT the grocery firm Of
ilsfrtl n Lawrence, went tO Silver
fesk Falls this afternoon fJT weeks
5Ilng.
Air. aud Af-. J. II b. Royal viii
prod the vacation seasyn at their c,,ss
uDme near tie Lincoln school 10 S0u b
5a.em. When ~ many sre away IL,
immunity will De safe In having such
80 able protector.
Rev. Kantuer aud family 20 t. tie
Oregon CITY Cbatauqus July lD.b auo
remain for ten dsys. a great many
5aiemites viii lake aIvanlags " that
beautiful camp ground where Col.
RJbt Miller ~ the presidlng genius.
Hon. and Mrs. Geo. ). Downiog ana
sOn Wslter, Mr. aud Mrs. Jos. CavAn.
augh aud Mis- Mary VabWaguer leave
tomorrow morning for the Fish Lake
country. They Will BE- absent about
six weeks and may yisit Klamath lake
before returning.
Ex.state Printer Flank e.. Baker j.
speDdiDg "a good deal of his time at
ralem. lie hss half sectio6 farm i've
miles south Of town adjoining the frst
SUDnyslde fruit farms. Ills family
make their home at Portland but
FfAnk can't stay away from his beauu
fully located ranch any great length VI
time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08


J0dge Hewitt, Il Department No 2
is holding eoBu. q. usual. after 80 sd
J"urnmeDt saturday evening.
The following orders are entered 90
bic docket:
D1ngeDesssTpd ug Co. ". Tbos. and
NJ. Dounie, motion Of garnishee foI
discharge aIloSed end garnisbee dis
charged. Cause continued on hppliea-
ton of plalbtlf.
J 2. Cook W w. II. Byars. defend
ants special motion to quAsh service ol
summons argued.
Jessie A. Rohrst W.. I-abel Simon
sst for sept IS.
Gilbert d Patterson W. J. r. Dieken
son, confirmation; sale confirmed and
the sheriff ordered TO execute . deed ia
fur months from date Of confirmation
Il. J. Coleman, iDsolveDt, Mckinley
Mitchell, sssiRueee; assignment; con
| tinued.
l.. II. Mullen ys. John w. Cook el
a., equity; continued.
BozoFth Bros. vs.. Paul J. @. Kip
| pin, injunction; defendant to amenC
answer by Tuesday, July 8. at q. N
Paul J. q. and Sarah r. Klsppin vs.
J. M i aud n. F. Wallae,, equity; de
murrer Of sydney Power Co. sustained
other demurrers aud motions over
ru'et and leave granted to amend
Other defendants to answer by the sth
Anna NJ. Boyse We. w. T. RamsdeD
suit to q1iet title; demurrer sustained
Jessie A. Rohrer vs.. Charles +
Simon aud Isabel Simon, suit in equity
20 ct sside fraudulent transfer Of rea
property leave granted TO amend com
plant.
Capital LAUNDERING Co. vs. X. r
Ryan ct al, motion to modify decre'
submitted.
Fannie Mcclure Va. J. N. Mcclure
non.suit on motion Of plaintiff.
n. Ollschlager VS.. s. r. Potter ct al.
non suit on motion Of plaintiff withou
prejudice.
Peter Zellnski VS.. w. p. Miles ct al.
foreclosure; motion and demurrer ar
gued and submitted.
Gilbert Bros. va F. p. aud d. Miller
ordered that present sheriff make deed
Il l.. Sabin vs.. T.. Mott ct AL, or
1ered that proceeds Of sale be applied
az prayed for aud q new sale be made
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
roR rHE coMIso FAR
superintendent Of VariOus Depart
msnts Appointed.

nasnts Appointed
Tie executive COMMITTEES of the state
ag,.culturnl bOAsd met and appointed
supffiuteudenis Of the various de-
psrtmsnts fg the coming Today fais.
IL ghs decided 10 charge - cents ad-
mission on Sunday. Negotiations are
peudrg T. have Sosaa y. Anthony.
Mrs. 5uaw or EdSards Davis on that
day The appointments were ss fol-
ioNF.
Division A, borses--Jobn Redmond,
NcSiBByille; Peter Riley, Albany; r.
ID. Cooper, IodspeOdeDc-.
Division B. cattle X. Scoti, Mil
wsUkls; Douelss. Of Eugene.
Division {, sbeep-D. II. Ambrose.
Brownsville. Specialize Charles Miller,
Jsffsr-On.
Division D. sviDe-w. g. MELON
aid, scio.
Dyison +. farm prodncts-H r.
French. CORVALLIS.
/ Division r manufactured articles -
l. =. COiri PDftlan0.
Division q. dalry-G. w. Weeks.
Howell
Division n, domestic wo.,len msn.
FEATURES aud wool Nrs + M LAHORE,
S,ltm
ID vision T, culinary department
Mis l.. r.. Miller, 5helburn.
Division J, sewing. emitting. mill
lDefy, etc. Mr.. Frank Cornell, JEFF.
frf-o Mr- r. Is Fslloss, MeAiinD.
gi,lr; MiG J. X. WeatherforJ. Al.
oauy.
Division X culinary by misses usder
10 - Mrs Il r. Npoy, Salem.
Division l. exhibition by boys under
g John r. Cole, Aurora.
Division M, fruits Mrs. w. s. Ply.
msle, Jacksonville.
Division n. aud o vegetables and
r. Professor CoSte. Corvallis.
Division =, natural histsy-Professor
". hbu:D, Corvallis.
Division q works Of art and fancy
" rk-Mrs. William Watson, Derry.
Division II, poultry George Good
hus, Salem.
Miscellaneous - l. II. Holt, Phoenix
p -cials-J~f Myers, u f. Moody aud
J. =. Appeison.
Ticket colloctop-J. Is. Heninger,
Portland; l.. J. Hewitt, salem; A.
B.lyen, 5cIo; T. ID. Hend ricks,
HcMinuyille.
Ticket yender ). q Pillsberry and
I. l.. Stevens, o 'egon City aud John
NOR, Salem.
GrandstAud ysnder-Charles Gall.
owAy, MeMinnyllle.
Ticket cOllectOfs-N. .. salisbury,
sal ~ John simpson, 5iuslaw.
OfADdstand Holt u Phoenix. and
John Este. aud j &. Lewis, Salem.
ruperintsudeut u hay staDls-J. r.
Beck worth, Jsfi~fsou.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
Yoder Was Held Up.

Friday evening TX County Supt oI
schools ID. w. Yoder Of WOodburu
Was "heId up" At Salem near the resi-
dence Of john q Wilson.
Throw up your hands, rang out q
stern voice, A. the professor came along
swinging his cane. Up went his arms,
caue aud all.
Fortunately the professor Who ID
rather ali smDonpOnt individual, Of
fered no resislAnos and had no change.
He was hurriedly gone through" I"
His watch sss iBot desirable, The
the thugs disappeared Ia the darkness.
having their labor Tor their pains
"Golly, bot I knocked EN- right and
left with this esDr - That u tie way
YOdsf tells IL 10 bis frie0ds 10 lhs city.
Il leaks o1t that the "holdi0g up"
Vss not the real stun. but Was probably
eoBooetsd ~ the Red Corner dfugslofs.
But II sAs quite frAIislle aud Il will he
years before the professor eau pass that
dAfk eorDsf witbOpi looking Out ~
both eoTBsTs ~ hls syss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
rHrEe OF BEAUTY
Glowing Description Of the Grss'
ETndicats Circus

Syndicate Circus.
Tie NeS Great Syndicate shows
have made q successful bit wherever u
has eXbilned This show, which viii
exhibit Ia = slem, is highly endorsed.
The follDSiDg 10 from the Star, the
leading daily paper Of Pueblo. Col-
Orad0:
The street parade Of the New Great
Syndicate shows this MIN ng shOFed
two special features. The Humanitarian
could not have teen III pleased with
the condition If the horses, which are
rounded. fat aud full Of life. The other
thi0g Was the examines and bright
appearance of the wsgOns-in all 8
parade more bright, attractive and
more worth Of remembering than any
such tbst has visited Pueblo 10 years.
The grand entry 1t the circus is thing
Of beauty, full Of RlitteTing bsDrersr
lovely women aid handsome men. The
wardrobe IL beaut fed without cheap
gorgeousuess, and the colors show a.
bright az a rainbow A immense crowd
attended this afsrDOou, all the seaiI
being filed, aud many c ml ei'ed "a
stand. The large crowd showed lis ap-
probation Of nearly every sct by dem.
andiDg its repetition.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

5nNAT tbDfhNAhf NAif
a. fash AZ ssi isalss iffssg fl,',se
"a fssAs
AZ tseb ~ 49, lsalss fsf~T lii.lsa
flnFssis@ ffsis nltslf hnisliHa
aNl 49, a,esis
W. tnaA sslls haf fsfeff fiiaasa
nAsig iliNslsq lsails Flftffi,ss
ftsi4 iilf go sssif
- lsalss nnf hela fii'lsa ssa Asii
lhfsaa tasls Flssfflses gltskNil5
hnlti.ss ii.s ~ 6,ssis
Reos haiialgasb nnati Nsei ~ . tiii
Na ssll flls . ssili iiif tssi
sslssp nlsasf ssh 49,
"A A. as0A 8 ~ tief ~ iiiins slfihf
seAsls lfh ~ $50 spiiN .
49,
Al ~ 49, espl ssa gasl aaspf sac
hiehsD sna ssiisf hssAti $3.50
fse seHif
ltmnssls " lsvAf sse seiiiifs s'safs
isfsa
Nli.lls biNia a 90
fssa fssll 80 lAlffig sitsf's
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
GREAT FAVORITES.
The JdHcD HdH rdchs Maf
We shOW are mahinO n OOOd
Impression on me pnbiic.
Ne are d1DiicdtinO OrdeTs
riOhf aiOnH
KELLEK a. SONS,
IgO rbfafe.
IgOrSiafe,

hEw OFFiO Efss Al the ssmi
annual slseil0n " ofiiosu ~ Oliys
isDags No ~. T. y. -. y. Saturday
svsHinE, the following ssfs iBsiaiisd
~ q WnEhimAa, n. - .Fnsd EdEson,
v. q q = Hamilton, fsoafsiHR ssofs
tsfgi cbAs slmps9B, treasurer, J.
s,apisi0ni sAfdso . D coOpsf, con
duoi9i 4. q Wilson, Is D. \ -. p.
~ hgs. 4. n. q orr D. fasys. o.
h. " o. 4 A. holbefn, 4. - " a..
Wa issHsli 4 q w. ~ Jey, a.
%. 4. oo,sisi, o. y. a. Vas T. b.
h o. - hsTksf wss ths insislnps
siiosf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
Everywhcfe We Go

We Fl nd some or wbo has been cured
by Hoods -srsSpHrillz, and people oH
all hand are piai-in- IL great med
icine for what il 'a- tone ~ en-
and their friends. Taken in tifns
Hoods Sarsapsrlia f--rvefi,- = r:uu
illness by krepin. toe tli.t puTi an'
all the organs ia Il health, con 'i:iuu
Ii Is great blood Iuuiirr
Hoods Pills bfc0ne th- f.rai ID
cathartlc with every one ala. g.
them. 2jo. per box.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
PERSONALS

WIN. DagAD 10 At Indspsndenee to
day on business.
Miss Ci,rita Dunars, u PoitiAOd, is
visiting salem frisDds.
s0pt Il. B. McElroy went u EUgsDe
on the morning local,
Prof II. A. Kruse was a pssssDge. T.
Anro1s 90 the O'Clock local.
senator n. r. MeGinD came up
from the metropolis this mOrninK.
u. r.. Bwsnk, the A1msyiile miller.
was = passenger ~ Portland OD liIs ~
Local.
Bert Savage returned this AitsrHoOn
ffom Albany where be visited OyeI
Sunday.
State 5apefintendent q. 81. Irwin
returned this morning from Eastern
Oregon.
Constable A. 4. Waln returned on
the afternoon local from a shOrt visit At
Newport.
r.. r. MeCoTnAck Eas passenger "
P0nlaDd on the 8 s'eiock local this
morning
NJ. Kiingsr transacted business la
Gsfyals today, taking passage on tbe
Salem local.
Jos. fisbburne waa n pAsseDger up
ffons Portland on the u o'clock local
this na0fpiDg.
Mn. Prof. Condor, of Eugene, ls IN
shs cliy, tbs guest u Chief Ju.sIcs aud
hffs. a. 3. Bean.
Mr.. y. IL. Anderson wAs = pAAseD.
ssT 70 Albany on the morning local on
ylst W fsiauyss.
Mckinley Michel, 0f osTYAis, SAs
haism visitor today, coming up on
tbs II O'Clock Local.
fsoFslAfy " stats n. u, Kihoald 70.
iafnsd ffoin Portland THE morning
whess be npsat sunday,
Me Jsns Fgllsfton, sn Oregon
ploneer, died ~ hsf h0ps Ia hsssDgfK
juIy ssb. sesd " Tssfa
l,snstof y. n. FsEtoH oauis W iIon
Festland sunday sgsgiaH aDd " =
e,assi - llls Wiiismstls.
A. ~ shuils, ~ lhs Jsiisfsoa ngaf'
ina nsliis, sas ~ lbs 'aiy tsisS lts V
new Saying ~ ossts ~ sbsat
ftsy, -, hbsiss as . pssuspssi
~ iisfgg ga ibs nsagninE laasl sbsis
~ wlll snjoy lils iposDisie sif ioS lss
neeks.
~. 4. islEE,sson IsigTnsa ~ Fsfilaad
a. ifis . ve.asat essfisia siisf Hun
asy Ylsii sta ifissas sDa fsisligss in
ipa eiig,
foi iieasrff 1Aasilsen fsisfued ~
Fesiis1o 80 ihs Esaisfu isssi his nsoia
ihs sistg > nabass Flsii NiiA his isislilg
~ iis.s @ig,
NJ saa hfs ggbe nlaslsles ssa
Hi@ fisins hsFsi Wiu slsnq .. isp
Nsfks Bilh hm lisatsei - iiif Aii.sd
fsfa nseg hsseais
~ NJ ailsiisll ihs sd tAgNp
HfisfissiF fgiEsin wsiii ~ FHil@Aa
fhis slisfnsae sN bus nsss ~ sll
sfiafa isiplsii
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
EIyER NEWS

Ti.s Eugsns sill bs down from Cor
wallis l0pl9bi boupd fof FoTilapd ~ d
. "a Tuesday.
Tbs Wlllsmtsls 10 onos moIs slslios'
-, fsglslsnoR too fssi si,ogs loH
sstrf mars ibs pssi ssqk
Ftssmsf h,.age osms w f'olp Pofi,
Issd SUNDAY sFsgiDE, tssYiiS lesdsa
siib Ksnelsi uffrbsndiss fof raisiA
alHrhsuis rbs iYgk 0n . iosa "A
h syf sud fssd - iis NlilaH.siis Nsi
isy Hlils 900 lsfi fsf ihs uasilspslls u
. g'el'sft lhis sgfplpR
1hs ofssos tiiy tisssiofsilon aln
papy n0s has asliy basi i.sissss
ipatl.sHafNas sAd faiissd fNs
pisg fsg'f issyss rsisg 90 ibs
AitpHs's sshsayls iluas asslisE iiis
Aiieps ~ Mlsslsn i.ssaies sisigi a.
lliss islus hsisiH shsfs bFlsbi ssa
llassfr rStis 80 ifsnHisiisa sna iiss o.
isfn 500 lfssHi ins AiiNas ifipfnlnE
Az fHis sba sblis ihs nisg fssis
H.aifs YN w ibf ufsi ~ Hsleal ssq
isaflsaassss pa hsf iup w ssisi
lsg H.Eni iis uisg tssls hsa ~
l,.a4 "a hfsui, NahslsilHs a > lslss
al.lpHisHi "A fsinf $40 sib8 usisssl
isnf.ss Hlsifnanaiss ilsisfniHs iissl
lHafisHaaHes ihs wsfnlNg slls ifii
~ hissisu l.ssaiHE see A. hsFiHs
. ~ lass a iifsll sna > ssssisl u
lassft SOS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

hhuIHhH "a atHl hisnH isbs
d nlsni bss isias4 efsl a. ~ D. iss
l,asllfl Hisiiss lilf hliissHiA 80 aitni
AZ 2 aHnig iifasHisf hleis ID Az !
Helsf asisiass iisF isf iasiifi
hsa Nfes lssasa ~ hlsiH 49,
hhlKhi flf ifisl asisani n lssss
isfssa sIF N lissssifi aipis tF
uisfla hHlsni 500 sp,ashif n liNf
ies AZ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

Il,si Z phsi naHhfmsnt \ hslalsF
s,sg AZ Oiasif ~ plia iissslsi
~ fsslgss sns ss,sislig is.sfse
fswyiblss n lllf bsll sse siesig
ass ~ \ ssls lfi nlslfH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
Children Cry tor
Pitchers CastoFia
A High Liver

Uru diy bss rad liver. ". l. Jii
Gus, cUnstiApted, has 4 gsttipu aGG
dysT.e ,ais. II there l. 80 or .,u..
trouble few dnse- ~ Parks Sure Cu'.
will tone bin up. PAiKs' rure tul.
the Only iiyer aud kidney cur ~
= u On q I0-itiye guaFzule-. Pr'.-
tl.Ou. roid ~ Luun q BrOiks lS-4
Creamery bulIsf-- Iifabson a a..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
eouniT TTsaaursra nelles.

AafiOB ihuniy,
hpiias "a hereby given that ] hsFs
fubds ~ bssd ~ psy sli warrants nat
siandiuE 10 a. AgE isyf and ibai
iulrinsi u siapl,sd 90 ine sans from
dslF.
JAsFkn hfs4u,
hsnOp lsiuntg jfsssgfff
hslsmi Jgiy J. tisg -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

ists " ibs hsn eoissggsi1fy, Ffapks
tsi ~ cas- hsln, hss ol@nsi slsas Nv
Hslsin fYf insigastlons vn ibs piaio,
sfssn, fisliH, gisndsiip, iiiafepg sl,sss
aHd bsfmspg, lefgis lsassnsbis,
Dsi ~ Wils gusls stats sssf l'sisi
efnaa bgi n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
THE LITTLE THINGS

NJ fhis mOTid are wh0f Hdhie
NE mOrfh HpiBO. Hiiter,
the Odd Cem GrOcer, maLies
n specidiiD NJ he htfie
fhinDs la his line. la Jdct.
he c0n I,ie0se DOU and sape
DO" DioHeD on anDthiHa bi0
or fiffie.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFla.

rrATE % OHiO. CiIY - loLEDO, ; 49,
LTCAs COUsTY,
Ffans J. Cheney makes cath That
be- v The senior part leF ~ tn hfm II
y. J cDeney a 20, doing Duriusss lL
the city Of Toledo, eoDniy aud siAts
aforesaid, aud that sald nfm Nil psy
ibs suni Of Que bubdfed dOiiafs flf
zach aud every oahs " catafTh bat cau
net be cured W the Use " Halle CHt
affb Cure.
fkAkK J. CHEaEY.
hsorn ~ bsfofe ms snd subscfibsd
ln my pIsssnos this sth dsy Of Deosui
loF. A. ID isss.
B A. W. 0LKAs0R,
hDisfy Fu6iir
wr
Hall a siafTh Csfs h taken lsgsfnslly
spa acis aifooily 90 ihs blOsld aud mu
n'liAs sufiAees ~ the sgsifm, rsnd iog
issiiai0pisis, Jss
y J EHeaY a 90, Toledo, q
~ sid ~ dfuKEisis. Ybe
ffrsmefb iiuitsf hfansou a "a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
NEW BOOKS
just RDCkIvED At
DEARBORN'S BOOK STORE.

'sTaiss Yr0m 9coft7--by hir Bdysrd biVan
The lndiserst.ons u the Dueheas' -Dy 40
thOLy Nope
,srhe i,,t'--Dy John Ksndfiez y nss
"a Ib41ae u sa4r'f-Dy lib0alg hJpr.
ft1ohn Inkefns-oH H--D5 JerOsns ~ Jcfys.e.
~tlhs Nasiefs--Dg J. Laf EEsIi.
n ~ God IN the iiaff--by anthony H5pe.
'gfue A spasasf' --Dy 3.IDeIt PsFAsi.
sfTne Tnal Cl the bNOro --Dy Oiiycrt feFEer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

isalanf s'tflsl > al'ifislig 30 80
lsiiii ssflsiss ibse iiu A. ssH lss
hsise 4 fssiiea sfsa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
Creamery butter-Brsnscn & Co.

When Baby was sick, Ne gave her Castoffa-
When she was Child, she ered for Cas.oria-
when she became Mis-, she elung TO CAstOrAA.
Whsn she had Children, she gave them Castor'A
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

d ihs filpallis Fllss aleis. ~ FisiF
siffa ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

MoIAll Bfus, Afs constantly pgshinR
busiosss at the Old CLARK stand, 100
Court street, where gf0osFiss osn
slssys ~ bought ~ cheap - ihs
nhsapsal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

Frni4f ihsfAilAgluH ufaud hss
isf N "a hianhlu. ~ fssdislsg. aii.
publlriY inslsil sac efiloFs ~ i,uih
fsilsg sgd Fnaseiiap a - A. w.
l.dEs 10 iis ipfssf blass ipls Fgsuias
ibs eslsspYilss sfs tag iiHisslHF sHd
sll - sple5sa ~ ih.fs sio iats a.
lHis9fsi ip fsisfnsl ra.tiifs
IgHHF re iiYia fhsslsss. -
dspsig slisnn nsis1ssg p.gbi p,sssbi
Ma ilisAbs sHa hm IS aHssF ie
iis lsH|isniiagg ihs ftmsf Has
sslisnasa a. 500 lssts 90 .sitfsf ~
lsilss iai iils lsiisf isfslssa . sssifs,s
~ nYs gssis - lsiasg i'ta iils ysif
fsH
fihff HhNHfhH Ais fwg sb84a
lilsif 49, iAf fsVnh ~ fHig hii eu.
sng HHf 81 ilsn . sHWnifi sHii n
sllHgaisif - lss n sssl ihif ssiH
pssihN FtfHif shf Fi ~ n fhhsIH
4 sap 81 81 aslaHlsblHElF ts isiW
~ usiau " a. D n smsfl
aass nslsiisisa bk isb MnhaRF
sslllas sitsfliss - ssssl a. HsHid
hsrs sls,s,shiss lii,fs hf liii ~ f's'a
bsi ii,sl 80 slissgg i's laH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

rlssmsII l.aIlsl Illsasoa . a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
Hints OF Camping Wants.

Fas, Black Sa cen Skirts, 7jc
and up.
Heavy Hose.
Negligee Shirts,
Waists
Our special sale of zoe and
25c Zephyrs still on at
l0c per yard
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

COMFORTS.
81, SI2j and 81.
Sun SHADES,
81 to IS.
STRAW HATS,
l5c TO al Is.
MOSQUITO BAR,
SRIMS, 10c per yard.
Evening star., 1895-09-07

tbs. seaton and Mitchell (of the George
town Orchestra) and Mr.. Mason. The va
rious numbers of the program were re-
ceived with much applause, calling forth
several encores. The accompaniment of
Miss Sarah White was especially excellent
The club adjourned at a late hour, after a
delightful evening. Among those present
were: Gen. s. 8. Burdett, Mr.. and Mrs
H. H. Young, Major and Mrs. King, Mr.
and Mrs NJ. c. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Jones, Mrs. Conner Jones, Capt and
Mrs. Pennywitt, Mrs. White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simms Mr.. and Mrs. Stockbridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stocking, Mr.. and Mrs. Uber, Mrs.
Backus, the Misses Louise, Sarah and
Mary White Fannie and Mary Stocking,
Helen and Margaret Stockbridge, Nellie
and Tessie Young, Graham, Gurley Penny
witt, Torreyson, Beck, and Messrs. Brooke
Young, Mason, Olcott, Hedrick, w. H.
Stockbridge, Seaton, Curtis, Uber and Nit
chell of the village and vicinity; also the
Misses Jarvis, Magruder and Merritt, and
Mr. w. NJ. Stockbridge of Washington.
Miss Millie Young, daughter of County
Clerk H. Fl. Young has left to spend about
ten days at Star Tannery, Frederick coun-
ty Va.
Mr.. Carl Young of Wellsboro Pa, ar
rived yesterday for a brief visit to his
frierds, the Messrs. Mitchell and Seaton,
near Balston.
a pedestrian club has been organized
mere consisting at present of Mr.. and Mrs.
IoWn, DR.. and Mrs. Backus, Mr. and Mrs
Simms Mrs. Conner Jones, and the Misses
Gurley. A number of walks are contem-
plated during the fall. 1t is expected that
the new club VIII prove very popular and
tnat the membership will rapidly increase.
Evening star., 1895-09-07
CARLIN SPRINGS.

A meeting of the Floral Literary and So
cial Club is always an event of much in
terest in the village social circles and that
held last evening at Inglenook, the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones, on
Walnut avenue, was no exception. The
president, Mrs. Stoclsbridge, occupied the
chair; Miss Juliet Graham acting as sec
retary. After action had been taken re-
hitting dues for the next six months, it
was announced that the club would next
meet at Seven Cables" the residence of
Capt. Pennywitt. The following program
was then rendered: Vocal music, the
Misses Helen ard Margaret Stockbridge
and Ruth Torreyson; reading (poetical Sc
lections from Oliver Wendell Holiness, Mr..
Stocking; paper, How Plants Travel"
with illustrations and specimens, Mr..
Dewey OF the Department of Agriculture
Instrumental duet, Mr.. C. w. Curtis and
Miss Sarah White; essay on Oliver Wen
dell Holmes, Mrs. King; vocal solo, Mrs.
Town; violin solo, Mr.. C. w. Curtis (ac-
companied by Miss Sarah White; prose
reading from Oliver Wendell Holmes, Miss
Carrie Gurley; violin quartet. Messrs. Cur
Evening star., 1895-09-07
BRIGUTWOOD.

Royal Arch Chapter held its regular
meeting Wednesday night at the lodge
rooms In Masonic Hall. Tho degree was
conferred on three candidates. This was
on unusually large and enthusiastic meet
ing
Mr. and Mrs. L. p Shoemaker, with their
son Abner, have returned home from their
visit to Deer Park. Nd.
Mrs. Jane McElwee and Miss Anna Nc
Elwee of Flint street are in Philadelphia
visiting Mrs. Lydia Dickson. Miss Maggie
McElwee and Master Alvin are staying for
a few days with relatives in Washington
Mrs. Sheldon of Michigan is the guest Of
Mrs. Elda Grover in Brightwood Park.
party consisting of Mr.. ]. w Keene
Ray have returned from months So
journ at Colonial Beach.
Mr.. ]. II. Hoilidge of the Shepherd road
Is still very i'll at his home.
Two unknown men while driving through
this place In a buggy to the Brightwood
Driving Park had their horse become un-
manageable. The animal kicked furiously.
breaking the buggy, nacessitating them
leaving the vehicle in the road and return
ing to Washington on the electric cars
Mr. ard Mrs. Calvin Wilmer have re-
turned from Boston, where they enioysd a
most delightful stay.
The colore1 camp meeting, which is being
held here is nightly attended by large
crowds. The avenue leading to the grounds
is illuminated with lanterns, and there are
g great number of tents. The services Of
the extra police detailed are hardly neces-
Evening star., 1895-09-07
L!AI REL.

Mr.. and Mrs. George DeLannoy of Ches-
ter. Pa, arrived here last night, and Will
remain for week or two the guests cf
Ms. DsLannoy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William SnowdeQ.
Mr.. benjamin d. Stephens of Riverdale,
candida c for the house of delegates on the
democratic ticket, was in Laurel yesterday
evening.
The Laurel Athletic Base Ball Club will
probably disband shortly. The club, how
ever, expects to play together again next
year
A german will probably be given Tuesday
night by the Misses Dora and Pauline
Clark to their friends here and elsewhere.
Mr.. Ernest Cruise will leave this week to
ieside in Washington, where he intends 10
take up course in medicine.
Races will take place at Ashburn race
course, about three miles above here, this
afternoon. The entrance fee has been fixed
at s., the winners to receive percentage
OF the entrance fee and the gate receipts.
Among the horses entered in the first
class are: DR.. Lnthicum's Rosina. Clinton
Dorsey's Fannie c., DIR. Byerly's Harry c.,
John w. Owens Hamilton, Geo. Gary's
Cleveland and George P. Willey's En-
ma w.
+ In the second class, for colts four months
Haslup's Martha Washington, William
Groscup's Trixie Charles Ceylon's Katie b.
In the third class, for trotters Or PAGERS,
the following have been entered: James
Travers Passion. Noble Welsh's White
Foot and John W. Owens May.
After the races dancing will be indulged
in at the Groscup pavilion.