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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
BIRDS SUIT WITHDRAWN.
Labor Commissioner Withdraws His Suit
and His Wife Begins One.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Dec 12-State
Labor Commissioner W. G. Bird has
Withdrawn the suit for divorce recently
begun by him against his wife. 1t is
rumored that Mrs. Bird will soon file
petition in the district court asking for
legal separation from her husband on the
charge of desertion. In connection with
this it was claimed that this was decided
upon at the urgent request of friends of
both husband and wife.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
How to Make Bread Fingers.

These fingers are easily made on bak
ing day. They are crusty and sweet and
not unlike the Italian grisini. Roll bits
of bread dough into small finger shaped
pieces, let them rise and bake.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
Towel Department..

Crash Cotton. sc yd. ."
Crash Linen, unbleached. 616c, SlSc yd.
Crash Linen. Bleached. size iOe l219c l5c yd
Turkish towels. &c. Toe.
Linen Towels. l214c, 15c. 1sc. zoe. 25c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
SILVER IN MICHIGAN.
Rich Vein of the Metal is Struck in tbs
Saginaw Valley.

SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. IA rich vein
of silver has been discovered on the
farm of William Wurtzel in the town
ship of Thomas. nine miles from this
city. A shaft has been sunk by company
of local capitalists, who are confident
there is great wealth in store for them.
Work is carried on with great secrecy
and the company guard their operations
under cover of a mammoth tent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12

One hundred of Jaccard's engraved
visiting cards with plate cost $3.50.
Fifty cards and plate 81 90. Adams
Bros. agents for Topeka. Either tele-
phone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
MISS WILLARD GOES SOUTH
She Will Deliver an Address at Nash
vile Next Sunday.

Vile Next Sunday.
CHICAGO, Dec. 12-Miss Frances E.
Willard will speak in Nashville, Tenn,
next Sunday. She will go from there to
Chattanooga and to Knoxville. She will
pass the holidays with Miss Gordon in
AshevilIe, N c., and will hold meetings
in the principal cities of North and
South Carolina
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12

"The world" is conventional phrase,
which, being interpreted, signifies all
the rascality in it.--Dickens.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
FOR THE TRAVELLER.
THAT ACCOMMODATING ARTICLE, THE
MACINTOSH HOLD ALL.

It Is Neat In Appearance, Light In Weight,
With Capacious Pockets and Convenient
Straps-Directions For Making One-AIl
About the Materials Required.
American travellers rarely pass through
London without becoming the possessors
of what the English call macintosh
hold all. - These hold alls are accommo-
dating affairs, into which are put all
sorts of things that cannot find space in
an already overcrowded trunk or bag.
Hold a1ls can now be bought on this
side, but they can also be easily made
at home.
Get = yards of double width water
proof cloth and the same quantity Of
strong unbleached holland, this being
single width Cut the cloth in two
lengthwise, the wider strip being just
the width of the holland and the re-
mainder representing the balance of the
width, II or 16 inches, according to
whether it is A or 46 inches wide. Cut
a quarter of yard off the holland and
divide the remainder into equal por-
tions Make an inch hem across one end
of each piece.
Divide the remaining quarter of a
yard, hem the strips both sides and
stitch them On to the holland down the
center, just like the strip put in the lid
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12

Cotton flannel. unbleached, 3, Z. SIS. 9, sl4, 10
and l215c yard.
Cotton flannel, bleached IA. So. 9. 10 and
121zc yard.
A fine assortment of Windsor ties.
Wash and flo silks, for fancy work, in all
colorS.
Prints. all colors. 5, 51l and &c yard
Cretons, SC yard.
Ginghams. s. 8. So. per yard.
Sateens. in eolors and black, TO- 1914, Is and
zoe yard
Flat Cambrics. all colors. sc yard.
SeliSia. IL. II and 15c yard.
Canvas cotton Zoe yard.
Canvas linen. 10 and 25c yard.
Cotton Taffata.
Sponge erepon, 25c yard.
Fiber, channels. 25c yard.
Buckram, 25c yard
Crinoline, barred and plain, SIC yard.
Nelveteen in cOlorS and black, 3Sc yard.
NelVetS. cotton and linen back, CSC yard.
AlapacaS in black and cOlors, 10c yard.
DabageS, i21 sc.
Henriettas. in black and colors, 1919. is. 20,
%. 80 and SIC yard.
Surges. in black and colors. 20. 60, 271zc yard:
Ladies cloth, in black and colors, 63. 70 and
CSC yard
Window curtains with fixtures feet in
legth IS and soc.
Curtain poles and 10 feet in length As and
zoe piece.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12

A tablespoonful of flour to table
spoonful of butter is a cooking rule.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' fur ribbed pants Observation-Disclosures 6s
Ladies' fur ribbed vests. Observation-Disclosures. so
Ladies' fur ribbed pants ......... SO
Ladies' non-shrinking pants and vests. 80
Ladies line scarlet pants and vests. ........ 75
Ladies fur ribbed and cotton 1leeced vests. %
Infants all wool shirts. Observation-Disclosures. %
Infants al wool shirts Observation-Disclosures. 81
Children'S natural wool vests .............. q
Children'S natural wool pants .---.-.......- %
ChiIdren.S fine natural ribbed heaced vests 81
Children'S fine natural ribbed fleeced Pants q
Children'S white merino vests ........ 10 and 20
Children'S while merino vests. 1900. % and g.
Children's white merinO pants. ............. II
Children'S white merino pants. 49,. .32 and 81
Children'S camel hair vests .........-....... &C
Children'S camel hair pants ...-..-...... %
Children'S camel hair vests Observation-Disclosures. 81
Children's camel hair pants ................ 81
Children's natural wool vests FROM. 20 to 6s
Children's Egyptian vests. Observation-Disclosures. y
Chidren'S Egyptian pants ..--..-..... q
Ladies' union suits in differ ent sizes g
Ladies' camel hair vests Observation-Disclosures. IS
Ladies' camel hair pants Observation-Disclosures. 81
Ladies' fur ribbed vests Observation-Disclosures. G.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12

.MODEL=
SUPPLY.
=.S STORE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 81
Dry Goods,

SaXony, imported in black. sc skein.
SaXony imported in colors, SIC a Skein.
German knitting yarn in black Ice 2 skein.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Costly Styles That Afford Suggestions For
Impecunious Women.

This is a season of unusual extrava-
gance in dress, as is shown in the ele-
CANT costumes-velvet and brocaded
silks trimmed with glittering spangles,
fine laces and fur-worn at the various
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
LaceS.

inch linen lace. re yard.
u inch linen lace. 31sc yard.
81. incl Torchon lace, 71se yard.
4 inch Torchon lace. 13c yard.
Lace remnants. 10c apiece.
y inch NalenceneS Lace SC per yard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
Napkins.

Turkey Red, &c apiece.
Turkey Red. 81 90 dozen.
White Linen with red border. 81 Cd dozen.
White Linen, ST 90. Sl.25, 81 50 and Sl.9S doz.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
Table Linen.

Turkey Red. 25c. CSC and 35c yard.
Unbleached. zoe. Csc. SIC and 45c yd.
Bleached, Csc, 29c I'd.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12

"a wide half bleached, 22c.
81 wide bieached. zoe.
1914 wide bleached, 25c.
o. wide bleached, 121ac,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12

A wide. 4. 8. 81. SIS and &c.
Lonsdaie, Sc. LonSdale cambria. 121z.
Cream cheese cloth, 8. and &C yard.
Blue cheese cloth &c yard.
Pink cheese cloth, &c yard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-12
VeiIingS.
PeppereII's Sheetings.

Barege. in black and brown. tissue, fish
and silk thread in black and colors.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

home Of her aunt, Mrs. g. NJ. Gnlley,
near he insane asylum.
State Superintendent q. NJ. Irwin
was passenger on the afternoon local
to HlllsborO, where he will address the
graduating class OF the public
school this evening.
j A. Bernardi, accompanied by w.
>. Newton, Is taking tour through
Washington and Montana. Mr.. Ber
nlrdPs plumbing business is, In the
meantime, being managed by his
bro her Frank.
Judge and Mrs. w. A. Wiltshire and
Mrs. +. z. Lane, Of Lakevlew, were IN
the city today. Mr.. Wiltshire ls the
gister Of the land Office, and is on hit
W " to attend the Masonic grand lodge
AZ Portland. Mrs. Lane Ia the wife of
the sheriff Of Lake county.
w. g. Howe and G. w. ConRer, rep.
the "Olympic," a sporting
aper ia the Interest Of the wheel, on
ne Pacific coast, are In the city today.
hey started from Vancouver, B. G.
nd will ride through TO San Francisco.
they took part In the races at Ihd,-
and Portland. They ride
Imperial wheels.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
INTERSTATE FIELD-DAY.
Entries in the Inte collegiate Con
tests.

Entries in the Inte IcCleRiats OoI
tests.
Following are the entries In events
In the order named for the events a.
stated:
60-Yards Dasb-H w. Kelly, Ag
College; Menit DAVIS, ". OF o.; +. NJ
Templeton, u. Of o Lester Higgins
o. 3. N. s.; +. E. Washburn, Portland
&. r. Haight, Portland; J. ID. Brown
Pacific College; Van Leavitt, Pac. Col.
X. l.. Guiss, F, n! Crawl rd, William
etc.
Hammer Throw-H. \. Templeton,
U. Of o.; T.. p. Shattuck, u. of o.; ID
9. AllarO, o. 5. n. B.; L. L. Hall,
Portland; II. f. Pearson, Portland; /.
p. Callison, A. +. Buche, Willamette.
"A Yard Rune. Keene, U Of o.;
Roy Hurley, U. Of D Lester Higgins,
.. s.. N. s.; Boone Wheat, o. S. N. s..
e. II. Jenkins, Portland; H. +. Pear.
son, Portland; Chas. Redmond, Pacific
College; Chas. Wilson, Pac. Col; NJ. L.
McHaffie, f. II. Crawford, Willamette.
Running High Jump. Merit Davis,
Will White, U. of p; ID. G. Allard, o
8. N. g.; o. II. Smith, G. II. Haight,
Portland; Orr Price, J. d. Brown, Paci-
fc college; II. q. Hibbard, r. G. Gulss,
Willamette.
Shot Put.-E. p. Shattucb, II. s.
Templeton, q. of U; d. G. Allard, o, 3.
N. s.; III. f, Pearson, K E Hall, Port
land; q. V. Fisher, M. II. Savage, VIII
lamette.
l Mile Bicycle Race,-Rosco Bryson,
A. 8. Wood, Ag. Coll. A. w. Kuyken-
dali, Brice Burnett, A. of o.; Fred
scott, Pacific Coll; H. G. Hibbard,
Chester ParvIn, william e te.
100 Yards Dash-F. NJ. Templeton,
Merritt Davis, U. of o.; Boone Wheat, o.
:. N. s.; f. L. Washburn, &. p.
Haight, Portland; J. ID. Brown, Chas.
redmond, Pacific college; r. G. Guiss,
&. w. Livesay, Willamette.
POE Vault-MiltOn Stemler, az.
Coll u. P. shattuck, u. of o.; E. M.
Hawley, 0. s. n. s.; s. Ballantyne,
U III. Smith, Portland.
One Mile Run.-E. r. Buyson, Roy
Hurley, U. of o.; VIM. Vaughn, O. s.
N. y. g. III. jenkins, Geo. Nottage, P.
U. ;Chas. Redwood, i. c.; Geo. Ashep.
Orenner, Frank Skinner, Willamette.
Running Broad Jump Wallace
Harrison, o. A. G.; Merritt Davis,
VIII White, I. of o.; A. d. Allard, o,
;. N; b.; G. p. Haeght, p u; r. H.
dearborn, j. ID. Brown, Van Leavitt,
I. C:i w. q. Lievsay. Willamette:
fred Nosler, Claude Nosler, o. S.N, s.;
r Hall, Clarence Mcconnell, Port.
and; Aadoc Riggs, w o. Ogle, viii. |
annette.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

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'ss'alhs ibf ipllspilg N nsllfssnis
','ss slsb sna lbs hissfsla uni,s,.lts
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80 ssssi Hsf'ealss ~ slaps ississ
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500 tFtig sssi u ihs e,.i. b.....
s'iasls ~ nllsd eslniasy sl.Ai s..,s
~ ssls y tsiias hns
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
THE SALEM SCHOOLS.
Are Successfully Closing up Their
Years Work.

Are Successfully Closing up Their
Years Work.
Teachers and classes are finishing up
their work preparatory TO examinations
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day for the close of the years work.
Al North Salem sch vol there we're
class exercises today and parents day
was observed. there being a large at
tendance. AT South Salem there va,
quite an elaborate program by the
pupils, the East aud Park schools
having their exercises two weeks ago.
THE GRADUATING CLASS
Of the grammar department (there be-
ing no high schooD all passed exami-
nstjons yesterday and were notified
this morning of their success. Tfere
names are as follows: Otto Metschan,
Will Settle, Prudence Baker, Max
Miller, Geo. BUSHNELL Clara Pooler,
Joseph de Vecmon, Johu Mathesw,
Jason Sutton, Florence Denholm,
Bertha Buford, Chas. Hodgkin, Har.
lon White, Frances Harritt, Edna
POhle, Thos. Hubbard, Genevieve Nc.
Kinney, Fred Fontaine, Ora Chaney,
Frederick Peterson, Ellis Bean, Lydia
johnson, Carrie KENYON, Florence
Gillingham, Ira Towne, Grace Nc.
Hargue, Bessie Sherman, Nina Da-
mon, Louis Rossiter, Harry Swafford,
Fred Ferrins, Oliver Caldwell, Neva
Grlswold, Bessie Burton, Percy Bur
ton, Emma Elgin, Lillian Latham,
Mary Albee, Bertha Kay, Pearl Alder
son, Tony Metschan, Gertrude Den.
holm, Harry Hansen, Margaret Smith
-46 In all-2l boys and 25 girls.
The graduating exercises will take
place with an elaborate program at
Reeds opera house next Friday even.
Ing. The class had their picture taken
On the steps Of the school house, and
also views of the interiors OF the school
rooms-six views in all by "Sperry the
Artist
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
SOC. 500.
T.. HOLVERSON a. 60.
80l Commercial st.
PERSONALS.

Architect w. @. Knlghton returned
today from Roseburg.
Mrs. w. B. Lambert. OF Sacramento
Is registered at the Willamette.
j. A. Rotan, the furniture man, TO
turned from Portland this morning,
State Supt. a. M. Irwin, returned
on this mornings overland from Leb-
anon.
Prof. n. NJ. Parvin went 10 Albany
this morning on his regular weekly
yiait.
Hon. Frank Baker, returned this
morning from short business trip TO
Albany.
u. 1. Keyt, JT., Of PeTrydsle, was In
the city today, stopping at the WI.
iRuetle.
Hon q. A. Behlbrsde aud little girl,
came down from Hoseburg on the
morning train.
y. w. bsttlemieT, the Woodburn
nusseryman, IL IN the city, registering
at the WiliAmetts.
L. u, Wolf aud A. J. DsfbysbiTe, "
lslIvsrion wefs registered ~ ths WI.
lAmslts lAsi night.
T.. l.. SCOTT, = student " the FsiAts
University ~ Eugene, haS returned to
hslsm fof vacation.
y. -, aud Aiss bufgh nans down
tfom Corvallis tnls n0fninR aud aTs
guests si ths Willamsiis,
Miss itassils Friendly, nAms dosn
ffosn Eussns on ths afternoon Local
aud "a lls aBssi " n lss Nsfgafel fsIk
buTnl,
!. NJ, Wsllaos, president ~ ihs ks'
isia Water Works, snd MAsisf rsui
wsilass, Islufnsd Gohl Portland tbis
mofnlng,
Dspuiy ffusseuiips AiilWnsy A
y, iondii, sss I,aassnKsf 20 Nasd
bufn 0n cas- mofnlnE overland on lsssi
iusinnas
~ n aswhlnsi Ahd slslsf Ms W :
o. itiaiia lsis " 0fisw0ld, ia esnls
N fle'a hilssIies isdsy sn0 ioos lD
hs fsss fslg
hlw hsy l.saEhiin, n Easi ruit =
snd, y ~ ihs aig, sisilHH ~ ihs =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS ExoUR
SION

To Salem Par Grouads, suadsy
June 9Th,
llalhs ilem kuEsns, BToS seville
sllfniloa, heAlppvllls end Portland
= iso boAls nom lndf fpsndenos, steSuisI
. hala"p Asounsi0n aud Dancing. wltb
hwbniF iftess bsi sigern All ths eIasE
.iasis ~ ihp horihsest kss Alf. NJ Al
lltaiiiifb iof Particular, OT addge..
eain nlssRiil Hotel Psfklns, Pnfilaad
loi shlfsDes blanks. pnIs ll.ts. sts
Gate sdnisniop, 80. Liza
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
Tnt AiNfI'ItD IiNt

hblls ihs ssssi iiaspi y siill god
- sdflss paf isay ilisbds a. asi sna
seeUgs ihsif s1nlulfi difsssa hmwiib.
slaAalns llis hssgl dsHisHds nsae oH
~ fssssiib, ws siili bssf ~ unilFsilsd
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hshdt
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NaifAf2,
shllf fisnsis.
fhanlfagf,
4 ssa lpg lllsss illHs bsys
lhaiag nne Nsa lbsliiss
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49, eslsi s'lts llisaiiis isass Faies',
49, iHi aNa sss ~ fgsfsfif ihf issi
sNsll ~ ieeEsl Ffels
Willis hlNia a 40
~ n fitssi Islsss N 49, il,as a.
IRfiNshi !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
Police Court.

Two hobos received the usual dose at
the hands Of Recorder Edes this morn.
log.
William Jones, a morphine fiend,
was brought before Recorder Edes this
morning, charged with the larceny Of
a hammer from b. l.. MundeIl. He
entered plea OF not guilty and his
trial was set for 4 p. m. Saturday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS. There having appeared in the corner win
dow of J. j. Darymple Co., beautiful line of printed
DiIities aud
WHEREAS, Said assortment being SO complete and
quoted at the extreme low price of lOc per yard be it
RESOLVED, That every lady desiring dress of this
danny fabric visit the aforementioned j. j. Darymple Co.
while this assortment is unbroken
(Signed INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

Hurdle llaes Frank Matthews, VIII
White, " Of o. V II. smith, IL. IA.
Dearbofn, =. Nj J. D. brown, Van
Leaylii, r. g., a. y. Guias. Willamette.
D Mile Bicycle Race "A, Kuykandall.
Bruce Burnett, g. 0nnin, h. of d. ,
ffed hosleJ cland h0sleF, %. h. n. H.,
4 mgss, W. o. OgIs, X, ~, Miller
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
Who VIII via ths Oupg

IL gpssiien thsl ls snffylnS .
Nissi hlsNg n0llFRs siudsbs. AlihanEa
80 iilht iiei is ~ god in aihlsllas,
tni y Aila sfefF oilf ~ ibs contestants
~ skief insi ~ hfs srlllnH alals
shH l'siisi H'HHis ~ ihs ipansl thea
au1 isfdb Flss ~. W. jsinson 4 hsil.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
A ROSE SHOW.

While "a ls lH progress is
ihe fliY fomelnhu ilal hon
nrmann hss lhe rhslroai do
ppf spis as SOL ~ hng ediblss
a. ssns iu ihem hee bls
laiesi laiigns hnd lsafn ihs
losssl lgiees 90 hlsis "a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

lhhtt lfAhs iire ~ lismpsl
80 is'isg biDushi ~ iis lss Gais
.sts eispig ~ ssfts ihles yssIs a.
islessy fiaN . dsslilAs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

ieifsn AHthl tFs ihs suplsnis
eaaneli " uissap ~ 49, ~ 10 hsnfd
l.siiiailg aiasl i,lasy a'fd aulfial ,f
! 'e4lafsiian glih lbF safniaiy III
stats
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

BASKET PAkh a. ~ Paul,
lasoppsl church, 90 $50 uiclool
Thursday evening, June oh, 1853
~ iiepfKr H. Basket, 50 Niss Maud
D.. PafT
Ihe ceremony Mas psffaTmed ~
issF l.snfsnos Fiaelsif, la ibs pfss
snes ~ . foe frsnds snd relatives ~
$40 eoubsolng parties, Tue groom 10
= ropulsf dfuEgisi " ihls eliy, asd ihs
biids 70 ihs hsndsanis dsughlsf ~ Nee
@sfy a Pen tho nswly msfnsd
epnpls slil psts halsm iheif mtufs
hunls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

We dlHHsl No. saa - A ,,lf luuel,
hfphisf ~ @lpid uia ssi ~ 80
ssftF - hlisti ofiis ip ~ nsng nln
ei,s iiiiis Aiia hslnF iilt isiuilF Nilh
tHH hfhs piihf a lisIBsa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

FoR SUMNER WEAR.-A Salem
merchant advertises 50 cent summer
corset made Of "very strong netting
with a dainty mesh" Judge Ede,,
Chief of Police Dilley, Editors Flag
and Fletcher will be intel ested in that
ad
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

lhs Ki,Ai Ruslgsl sssni ~ lhs sssson
lskss plaer ~ lhs Opsls iiauas la,noi
500 evening iiV sHa hssf ihs opllsss
hplt sinF spu play Adnisslsp bA
li ssiFsi ssals iae hsais 900 ssls -
fsli0u hnr
lsts fHt ohs rfsf DAill - msii
~ iasBssf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
cASH runs

o"' ehfi"e sfoob oI I,ach.
"0' ""d ra,1ed O00ds, Tea.
""" si'ioes ~iH be- o1esed
JoT 'ai' ~ oost .beOiHsing
ho"'ioG Nay ~ aaa erssg
fhi''0 eise af 0yeaiiD gsdsced
i''''f'' I'"H'f Iorga me-
i''@'f hiiisT's Odd Cssf
SFoofFN Id0 hfalf ~.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
W. {. {.
Summer

Our great W. G. G. sum.
mer corset is now on display
in the south window. 1t IL
u beauty; the shape is perfect,
the style is light, in weight it,
the lightest and the color is
pure white. Made of a very
strong netting with a dainty
mesh, and wears splendidly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
Green 0ooseberrIss.

The Oregon Fruit aud Produce com
pany has arranged for the shipment o
= large quantity Of green EoossberIles
~ the eastern market. The tiFst car.
load leaves Saturday evening for
Omaha. This ls probably the nnt
shipment Of the kind from the North
Sesl coast, aud Will be the means Of
bringing oonsiderabls money ~ the
producers here, Mr Kyle says lhs
berries viii he pat up Ia ihs beat poe
slbls hbBps fDf lbs retail market, aud
lhls sample shipment will be tho
means ~ opsulnE many 81 sAslsTnsr's
eyes ~ ths oSneplional quality " our
pfodaei The foTsfunnsf 10 likely 10
pave ihs way fof . continuous ouiput
of ouf high qgaliiy fruits ~ al klnds
The oosnpsny dessfYsa great credit for
ils snisgpiiss IN tbls difseiion. Ifn.
u lsasihls ~ ssouIs sOns strictly
nfsl'elAs@ Wilson sl,sTflsss lusllly
may bs s'idea fof sample lot,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
RIGHT ON TIME.

A mtced cdr-LOad Of Itr-
ntture reached Portland
DesterddD and se are receiV-
tig Our portion. We inpite
DOu Ia caH anil see the neic
things in 6OOk cases, si,le-
bodIrts aI,d chf1Oniers.
KELLER % SONS,
f2O Sfdte.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer ~ STossFies, TalDis,
oils' Hiadss Class, IATnl.Ls.
A''" 'Af '''osi complete slSeL u
Brushes VI ail hlaas IN tLs
state ATilsls' llaisrlAls, Lime
HAS, ,'smsai sad klilAKlss and
lAssi snAlili VI 0RLhs kEYi,s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

a., Fglsss lfsssa llsklas liss ssg
s@itgFfs lilgsssi asasisss l.gss~s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

Have you Read
"Coin s Financial
School," 25c, Also
Up to Date" 25c.
For Sale by F. s..
Dearborn, Book
seller.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

The Eldndge block room is splen-
didly adapted for the rose show, being
admirably suited for decorations. The
galleries around the sides are festooned
with sea green aud rose draperles and
hung with honey locust aud roses, set
with palms and ferns. From the cell
log are suspended orchids and air
plants.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-07

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