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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
COTTON WASH FABRIC
SALE.

We bought and sold these re-
Gently at half cost to the manufaC-
turers. Now, to close
500 yards Foulard Silkoline. for
dresses. wrappers, etc. costing whole
sale this season l0Iac., for Ss.c.
Scotch Lawns. for shirt waists. wrap
pers. or dresses. s 1-lc. grade, for 2Ac;
&c, Gauze Zephyr Frenchl. In striped
yellow. and White Grounds. for 8 lac.
i2l.c. Organize Lawns. 80 inches wide.
for Sc. yard.
Csc. Saline Welts. In Gold colcrs or
stripes. new coiorings 10 be sold at
1890 o'clock for &c. yard
Silk Ginghams, IS. to soc. quality, closing
price 1bc. yard.
es r yssds on Dress iGr Ingbams been
10. 122c. and l6c.. the entire lot to be
sold for &c. a yard.
30-inch Linen Colored Jaconets. figured,
for shirt-waists. l2llc. grade, for lac.
French Orsandies. and Irish Dimities.
that have been % TO 40c. a yard. for
PIE. French Yard-wids Percales for
Cs4c.
To relieve Ready-Made Sheets,
Pillow-Cases, and Bolster Cases
for less than cost.
THE SILK SALE OF YEARS.
"Half price involves hundreds
Of dollars loss, but II cleans the
stock Of the Peoples Store and gets
ready for the season to come.
All Dc. Yard. Wide Drapery Silks. so,,d
colors or printed. for Csc. q yard.
nsiSdias Black ana White. c's to sOc
quality, for &c.
Printed China 6ilk. all highest grade,
hand made. 6ec. quality for joc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
EMBROIDERY AND LACES

Il vi hNOlDEhI AMI AhOEo
are sold here to-day at price that
is less than one quarter the cost OF
making. Manufacturers sale of
sample ends.
Pinch Embroidery. Sc. a yard-loo DIFF
ferent designs.
s. and 4-inch Embroidery at Sc. a yard
great many worth 2oc. yard.
g. TO l0-inch Embroidery. and &c..
worth % and SIC.
l-inch Point dIreland Lace, Beige color.
zoe; value. &C; yard; .. 1000
ReaI-Hand- Torchon taces at &c.
for l inch wide.
Bargains in wider ones.
Butter Valenciennes Lace from Ice. a
dozen yards to 50.
1-inch Black Chantilly.
UMBRELLAS. The last of our
big purchase will be sold at half
former prices.
Black Silk-Gloria Umbrellas. Dresden
Aii-sik, Close-Rolling Tafreta umbrel:
handles, sl.Ss-si value.
The biggest bargain-break price
of HOSIERY of tine season takes
place to-day.
Ladies' Isle Hose Rlcheleu ribbed,
fancy lace-top effects. Sc. value. 9Sc.
pair.
Best 39c. quality Hermsdorf-dys Ladies'
Black Hose to-day 25c. n pair.
69c. Ladies' Black Lisle Hose. Rem
brandt ribbed, 80 1-3c. a pair.
FROM 1890 TO IL O'CLOCK
LADIES' FAST-BLACK HOSE, -
GAUGE EXTRA GOOD, l2i.c. quail
ty, &c. pair.
Half price on HANDKERCHlEFS
would be 80 per cent. more than
we ask today.
Mems Tape-Bordered Handkerchief,
hemmed, 30. each.
Mems Pure Linen, Colored Border. Very
Fine Handkerchefs. neat designs. 2oc.
quality, for SC.
Ladies' Northumberland Handker-
kerchiefs, l9c. quality. for 12fac.
Ladies' All-Linen Handkerchiets, mar
row hemstltched. very fine and sheer
l0c. for 2ec. value.
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The Fourqurean-Price Company.
FOR ERYB0DY
{ is the masses that we cater to.

1t is the masses that we cater to-
Shoes in best medium, and cheap grades for 20 per
less than competitors show you the same class
of goods for We have proven the fact and the people
shown their appreciation of moneysaving prices that
all the time offering by keeping store continually full Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
White Goods.

go yards White Indla-Linen. regular
price 25c. yard,
Tomorrow, I5c,
800 yards White India-Linen, regu-
lar price, II l-2c. yard.
To-MOrrovv, q I-lc.
White-Plald Muslin. sheer and fine,
regular 25c. quality,
To-Morrow, y lac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
PICTURES.

Our 81 Framed Pictures. all styles. Soc.
Our $3.50 Framed Pictures, fine etchings,
d score OF subjects, 15c.
Just for two hours-ycur choice
of 500 Handsomely.Framed Pic
lures, all subjects, at 1850 to II
o'clock.
100 l6x20 tportralt size) Handsome
Frames, our regular as goods, Tor
62iac.
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Bargains in Black.
Beauties in Cream.

We have reduced the prices
We showing magn6centne of Wooens for outing wear
Every department illustrates the stores policy
We wait till fashion condemns before
sacrifice There stocktaing to be kept in mind There
condition be obtained that nothing for cost or poht
We measuring time with shortened prices now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

Ready at 10 o'clock:
1900 yards Navy Clay Worsted,
~ yards WIDE, diagonal, worth
$3.50 a yard, for 39c.-one dress to
a customer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

m Printed Godfrey creponeties. @c. grade.
~ for 39c. yard.
oi Fancy shirt.waist rafetas' %' g. and
=. Black Whipcord Serge retail price a.2S.
=, Andrew Guinetts Duche.. Invisible Ar
al mure, N.35 grade. for 67ko.
Black Armurs Silk. ,i.5 grade. for t5c.
Iia-yard-wids Black silk Hernani, bro
caded effect $50 grade, for 8. H.
Black silk Grenadine. figured effect. CSC I
Corded or Plain Kai-Kai Wash silks
Embroidered Chifons. Black or Color
ed. Csc. bargain price, for 25c yard.
G The right to withdraw prices on
=, any lot after Monday is withhe Id
=; by the managers.
w Bought out
TRUNK AND VALISE-FAC-
iiyi s TORY.
S nr Half pricees will be discarded on
these-33c. on the dollar. Maker
Is goes out Of business.
fheet-lron bottom. for $40 to 81 for
largest size. Others for 81 TO ~.
III Hundreds of Satchels. Nalises. and
20. Handbags.
for 10-inch Grain-Leather Hand-Satchel for
soc.
cs. 12-inch Imitation Alligator for sec.
CT, No. - Grain-Leather Leither-Lined,
alf overed-Frame Hand-Satchel for Sl.Jo.
1S-inch Grandfather Hand-Satchel FOR
.es 81
H-inch Grandfather Club-Bag, brass
lock and trimmings, leather lined,
~, for 1875.
I4-inch Real Alligator Handbag for sos.
I6-inch Grain-Leather Gladstone Bag
its for $40
Pinch Grain-Leat Their Gladstone Bag
I'D for 1896.
Telescope Bags for 75c.. canvas cover
TX, ed lG-nch. for SIC.
Coat-Cases, H-inch. for 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

FROM 2:3O TO $50 O'CLOCK
High-Grade Table Oi-Bottles. genuine
ground shoppers, choicest pattern. an
actual soc. value. at &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

Black k-Gloria Umbrellas. Dresden
handles, SOC for 81 value.
All-Silk, Close-Rolling Taffeta lmbrel-
las, steel rod, Congo or Weichsel
handles, sl.Ss-si value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

Each week shows an increase In the
sales in this department. Popular goods
at poular prices is our aim. To-mor-
Tow We offer the finest imported cas-.
tile Soap In Green. White. and mot
tied.
Small Size. 5r.; q for 25c.
Large Size, I0c., . for use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

We bought and sold these re-
Gently at half cost to the manufaC-
turers. Now, to close
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
FROM AN OLD FRIEND.
4 Letter From Ex Congressman Alrs'
worth of Iowa.
WEST UNION, Ia, March ZS'

WEST UNION, Ia, March 2S
En- JoURNAL:-I haye so often heard
Of YOU through friends, that l knew
YOU were prospering well at Salem, and
am heartily glad of it. Ever since l
first knew your father at Clermont L
felt friendship for him although he
and I travelled paths widely different
nolilically. Am glad you had the in
denendence to change the senatorshlp
fr m your state, for 1 believe the best
interests of the country lay in that di-
reciion. Presume you are well ac-
ouainted with my old friend George
w. GRAY, who has been so long at
Salem. I am told that he has accom-
plished one of the most difficult things
possible for man to do, that ie, retir'
ing from business before bis health com.
pelled it, and is contented to live aud
enjoy what be has acquired without
being worried by business perplexities.
Kind regards to yourself and all the
Hofers, also the Grays, Cartwrights
and any other acquaintances | may
have at Salem.
Yours truly,
l.. l.. AINsw ORTIZ.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
RIVER NEWS.

The shriIl whistle Of the Alice A. II
30 he heard every day on the Villa
mFtte.
The river ls slowly falling but Ia At
good boating stage at present, en-
sbllng the boats TO make good time
with heavy loads.
Steamer Gilmore will be down from
Corvallis this evening. She will re-
main ut her dock over night and leave
for the metropolit at Saturday morn
ing.
Passenger steamer AtoDa left for
Portland al 7;50 u. m. with good
iOsd Of flour and potatoes for Portland
and San Francisco. She also had q
good passenger list this morning.
A. J. Churchill. agent for the steamer
Eugene, In this city, has received word
thatthe o. =. dock In this city will posi-.
lively be raised aud repaired the first
of next week. The Eugene will be
down from Corvallis tonight with o
good load Of San Francisco freight.
She will leave for Portland to 6 u. m.
tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
Died.

DIXON the home Of his grand.
mother, Mrs. Nancy CLARK, corner Of
Chemeketa and Fourteenth streets,
at 12:45 q. M, Friday, April ~, 1895,
Willie Dixon, aged years 10 months
and days, Of lung feYsr.
Willie was born In Seattle, June q,
1890, and with his parents removed to
Portland in the fall Of 1891 where he
has since lived. About FIVE weeks ago
he came to Salem for short visit
with his grandmother. Mrs. Nancy
Clark. He took sick one week ago last
Saturday aud his condition was such
last Wednesday that his parents were
notified, who came to Salem immedi-
ately aud have been constaEtly at the
bedside OF their darling boy until death
ended his suffering. Willie was a
beautiful child with dark brown hair
and rosy cheeks-the picture Of health.
He was loved by all who knew him.
The funeral will be held al the home
Of Mrs. Nancy Clark, Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock, Rev. J.. Sinclair, Of
~. Paul's EpiscopaIian church, ,ofiiclat-
log. Interment in the Odd Fellows
cemetery.
Portland aud seattle papers will
please copy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
A Rare Treat,

Last evening the directors of ire
Young Meu's Christian Association
provided for their members unique
and attractive entertainment, consist
ing If . concert by the Mozart sym
phony Club, Of New York City. What
chiefly interested those professionals
who were invited t. attend this private
concert numbers 'or the viola d'amour
and the viola da gambia, two instru-
msDts rarely heard at the present day.
The peculiar resonance given to BOTH
these instruments by means Of sec
ODd set Of strings beneath the finger
board aud iuned IN unison with those
touched by the bow 10 at once noticed
by all as something unusual, and the
fact that the viola d'amour has seven
double strings fourteen In alD, and the
viola da gambia six twelve in ALL, pre-
sents to the average player Of the vio-
liD or cello numerous problems In
fingering.-San Francisco Examiner,
April 10, 1895.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
EVERY ONE Is READING
MADAM
Sdn-Gene"
by RARDOU -
DearbOrn'S Circulating Library.
100 TRADE.
PERSONALS.
EvERY ore Is REAplNO

Prof u NJ. Paryin took the ll;l7
local for Albany.
Prof. w. g. Hawley went up 10 Al
bany on the morning lOc0l,
E. E Mckinney, the grain dealer,
went 10 Turner this morning.
Geo. w. Davis returned from the
metropolis on the morning local.
Mrs. A. o. Condit was passenger
for Portland on the afternoon local.
Miss Kate Dilrympie ls visiting
friends IN the metropolis for n few days
II. Pohle, the blacksmith, returned
on the 40 local from short business
trip 10 Albany.
Rev. p. q. HetzIer returned on the
morning local from short business
trip 20 the metropolis.
Mr.. Wash Phillips, Que Of the pro-
prietors OF the Sclo Roller Mills, Ia Ia
the city on business.
Sam Kerr,of ~. Paul, I'D. GregoITe
and John Durette, 0f 0eryals, we're
Salem visitors today.
Dr. 0wynne returned from Presby.
terry NJ Dallas this morning and took
the lao local for Portland.
Professor w. n. Arnold returned 10
Seattle this morning having attended
10 business vi the Capital city.
Mrs. MuTTy Gilbert aud little child
went " Woodburn this morning Tor u
short visit with friends.
Mr. aud Mu. ". j. Beatty, ~
Chsmswa, PASSED through this place
on their whssls this afternoon going IA
foiJ.
Mfs. ]. W. Iirssfsld sud daughter,
Mlus sadie, mother aud sister u A, y.
nfasnsld ATnyed Ia the 0iiy ibls
morning ii0in Ogden, uiAh.
hsoIslsrg oi State klnoald snd son,
Webster, lsfl this afternoon for uDlop,
~ be- pfnaeBi ai nlnsllnk of ihe haafd
oi ihs leaslsf1 Oregon ssyluu
Mm, ~ F osbufn snd liilis Rlfl
scot to Pogilsnd lhls afternoon. Ihsy
wlli b. Hi,ssni allsui isn days aud siil
nlae ylsll tssalile bsiyfs TutufDlnH
Fssls kasl, lhs pgapnstal ~ ihs
Dallas Ilgilsf Mills, 70 ~ lhs eiiy lspisy
oeklns w bonls ioI bls family sud
siil II sn early asis laosls them bsgs
Willis Ailsfnsihy, sbo has lsep
glaiilns hls sssi, his D q, lisdgkiB,
cas- p.ssl sseti gsipinnd iasl sYsnlnE ~
hls home - OIfsug iiiy ipls mafnipE
~ ills Fisanpsi Aiipns,
lfspy ens ne bas nA hess isas
nlisd bY ihs uas ~ bf Niillsnis
piuk rllls sil slils " lHN borhaAi
iksg slii lresils iaipimsiisn ihsi
slll h "a sseh Fslps sna inislssi ~
ihrla
fiDFsIang sad his a . Lad ssui
A. fgiiaud ~ ils mniHiHH gssfisnd
fbs KsFslas Hill li'ssta ~ lRiou ~
sltsla > aaslipE n a. fsais,a Ois
ses AsYluis is,afa sna Me- is'fd siil
sisli iss asgs lN ihs Hssiialsals 49,.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

THE NEw iOaK RACKET -Always
has a good ilne ~ ~. Louis Star Star
shoes " ilus quality, clothing tor men,
youths, aud children, sbiris, oollars,
huis, cape, oYsrslis, and laekels. under
scar, and nll kinds Of n0lions, which
lhsy ss.ll 81 very low prices. The Ell.
sons oi ths city aud valley are rs'
guestsd 30 cali aud examine our stock
aud prices We espseally iuylts All
nes eDmsp 10 visit ouf establishment,
a. 80 fosl ss can make % pfohl4bls lo
llfm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
RAILROAD EXCURSION.
Salem to Oregon City and Return
For Sl35

Salem to Oregon City and Return
For $l35
On Easter day, Captain Paul Weoo
will plunge over the falls into the boil
Ing whirlpool. A special train Will
leave Salem next Sunday, April IA, at
8 a. M, for Oregon City, carrying peo-
pie to see the wonderful exhibition by
Capt. Paul Webb. Lieut.. Waugh t
will dive $50 feet to the water. Prof.
Dubois and Mile Theo will make a
double parachute jump from a balloon
at one mile in the air. Claude Jolney
Will walk tight rope over th' falls,
carrying mau nn his back. Twen' y
different land aud water Sports.
Championship bic. c'erlce' for troph-
ie4 for ladies' ami geutl,meo. a ICc
cial round trip rate Of 81 .35 has been
made from Salem to OregoI City fnd
return. Children, halt fare. Ine Ie-
turning train will land you safe at
home at $3.50 sunday evening Tickets
on sale at the depot.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
INTERVIEW WITH KELLY.
A Deputy Sheriff, Of Portland, Visits
the Murderer.

the Murderer.
While in the city last Sunday, Dep
uty Sheriff g. A. Wheeler, Of Portland,
visited the penitentlary and had an
interview with Joseph Kelly, the muir
derer Of Geo. w. Sayres.
Mr.. Weller says: "Kelly appears to
be In better health than at any time
during the past year or two. His COM
plexion is ruddy, he eats heartily and
seems TO be growing feshy. Still, he
complains Of poor health aud fire.
queDtly expectorates blood. He has
not left his cell since he was taken to
prison. His meals are carried 60
him and, owing to the illness Of which
he complained, he has not been re-
quired to perform any work. He still
declares his innocence Of the murder,
and is confident Of bis ability to prove
an alibi II the supreme court should
grant him another trial.
~ questioned Kelly about the report
that Sleeves bad called upon him
since his incarceration, and he en-
phatlcally denied II, and the officers,
also, said that It was false. He told
me that Mr., John Diichburn, one Of
hls attorneys, had visited him and had
given him $40 with which to buy some
necessary articles. Kelly spoke In
warm terms Of the treatment accorded
him by Mr. Bropby, the new warden,
and the other officers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
Az the State House.

The state asylum board started today
fof Eastern Oregon 20 consider the
questions connected with establishing
a branch asylum Ia Union county,
The new sOldlers' Home board has
just discovered that tie secretary ~
STATES ofiioe II lod ~ barrier bet ween
Il aud ths treasury and that the legality
~ all " lis acts 40 board IL called into
question. The trouble rests Ia the fact
that three ~ the i've members Of the
board failed ~ Hls wlib the state their
oath of ofiiea, ssDatpf Alley, 4. Is
Onnsby aud one Oihri tooh The oath
bvf0fe soins one ln iiosebuTg The
oalh did not reach iis saeIsiafy's oiii 20
unll yesterday, ssefeiafy klnesid in,
formed nommliiss u tho board ,ss
lsiday that hs soyld honor bo bllls ~
lhs b0agd Until majority ~ them hsi
iilnd naihs IN . regular way fhs pay
Dlsni due % oid board for lAsi pnsftef
u slso hsid, psndinR ihs insiAilsti0n ~
lis suoatHsiH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

To PLAY HANDBALL Chester NJ 1r-
ply and X 4. Guiss left for Eugene
this morning where they will represent
Willamette University In Il match
game 81 handball with the State Uni.
yersity, 10 be played at 2:3O p. m, Sat
uTday. a large number Of university
students were at the train % zee the
players of aud wish them success In
the contest. Old Willamette will un-
dOubledly come out victorious Us usual
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

A PLEASANT REMINDER.-J. j. Dali
rympIe q Co, have displayed in their
big corner show window framed di
ploma from the Oregon State Agricul-
tural Society, awarded to that firm for
the BEST Trades Display" at the last
state fair. Their show Of dry goods
was put out there simply 10 help out
the fair, but its superior qualities at
tracked 80 much attention as to entitle
them u this distinction.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoTia.
A BIG Advantage.

Stock Bros. of Corva lis will on May
open out at Salem, next door to Grey
Bros hard ware store, one of the lGrg-
st stocks Of dry goods, hats, caps
cots and shoes ever offered at Salem
'hey will offer harglius IN these line
lever before realized in Salem They
Je live, keen young American bushes.
men. Wait for their arrival. d W II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
KhenInatIRm

symptom OF disease Of the kid
up,s Ii viii certainly he relieved b
PARKS Sure care. That beadachr
pacsache aud ired feeling come fron,
he same cause. Ask for Parks Sur
Cure for the liver and kidneys price
Bl.0U, sold by Lunn " Brooks. 10 4W
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

SUCCESSFUL REvGvAL.-The revival
meetings at the G. +. church that are
being held by Rev. Mrs. +. NJ. Woos-
ley Of Kentucky, are growing in inter
est rapidly. This lady is the first of
her sex who was ordained minister Of
the gospel in the Cumberland Presby-
terrain denomination and is an able and
eloquent expounder Of the plan of Sal
walton, and great things are expected
10 follow her work 10 these meetings,
which are to continue for some time.
Everybody should 60 and hear her. Be
assured Of a hearty welcome. Services
at 3 and 7.30 p. III. each day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

a FIst ttar " k Lowell. Oso
~ blnEbam, jahn a, carson, Hnd
judgs q 4 MpHIs returned fiom For.
lsud pn ihs mDfning laesi, snd fspofl
hsFipE bad = nns linis, ss puly hasons
rsH bsYs Nhsn ihsy mfsl l0Esihsf
ssgsfsi other Maspns = ho aiirndsd lhs
bsnguei Last uiEhi sill fFiufn 90 ihs
Hfu m UYruaHd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
JOHN HUGHES.

Dfnl'F IN Iroeeries, I'aInls,
"ll'' window CIass, yarnlshes
A'a ''if n'"sl complete stock Of
BRUSHES " all Einds IN the
state Artists sialerlais,L Lime.
""'f''fmenl and shiBgles and
hA'sl qualil, eiGRAss sggDs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

Aflhr ihs Fsirm n,fsm i.sundfy
aad ihf sissHsi Atoms sm shts ~
alf fsfpuf 100 sfs issh lssdfi iu
iiifli issiaeiilf hnf ~ huslnsss fbs
nslfnl nissm LsssafF y sifins nsssnl
iaYs.s ilF issi 4 asfFlfs u fr.ss iasbis
tsffs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

A STATE GAIN The Governor of
Oregon was today notified that 500 s6
has been found eschealed 30 the state
by the court Of Coos county from the
estate Of w. NJ Hilliard, who died
without heirs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

lauHlly hbs alad hrtI lie Is bB
cue rlnH api'd bas indigestion and
n}eiflfis, IN uhru ls to aIyapl,
h"YN.r isa dUs,s Uf fafks rufs ruls
WIZ inhs hIm up Iafks sul. gvf.
ihr "nIf IfuHui FHnfy pufs sr
.ll 'n IiFr Ruanuifr Fn.r
~ "l n'dd lb lHun a Nmaks lg4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

DALLAS DELEGATES. AT meetinl
Of the Dallas Republican club, beld
last evening, the following were choser
a. delegates TO the State convention:
G, &. Coad. d. p. Stautler, VIM. Fault,
A. " r. Snyder, B f. Mulkey, w. d
Wells aud II B. Plummer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

fHH hirhs n sac psiss - Geo
spiiissi hsi aH ihs Niusaifiit lsf
~ y isbhsis 4 ssH 81, iiis llapflsi
49, ~ ibf iasl sl8ihiFF sials iH isHH.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

RECOVERING RAPIDLY.-Edwa rd
Swariz's chances for a complete recoy-
cry are excellent. Last night he had
little hemorrage but it did not
amount to anything. DR.. Smith called
on the young man, this morning and
found him all right The wound has
almost healed over and If another
bemorrage does not occur he will soon
be about. It's fortunate ending Of
what might have been very serious
case.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

ABOUT RECOVERED Kola Nels
writes from the Psso R1bes springs
in California, that he has about recoy.
cred from his attack Of rheumatism,
aud Will leave that place for Salem In
about two weeks. Mr. Nels II the
genial hop buyer of this city and bic
many friends viii be- pleased 10 learn
~ biz recovery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12
Notice

Property owners Of this city ar,
hereby notified that unless they prop.
erly clean the alleys and back yard
ana remove all rubbish at once, the,
are liable 10 have the same declared n
nuisance aud will be cleaned at the ex
pense Of the property.
A. DILLEY,
CITY marshal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

A CHAhcE Any one wishlng 90
elegant 5000 home fur Less than one.
hali that amount apply In care of this
uiilrr snUu. ANA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

Asparagus, as tender aud JUICY as (
eau grow, Ia abundance al the grocery
of Mcintyre a Davis, at the old Fish.
burn stand, u.9t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

ARBOg DAY. The state insane ~, .
ium observed Arbor Day by allowing
the patients a. make elaborate h0fal
decorations Ia the buildings aud io
plaut trees on the cottage asylum hpns.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-12

For % cents Wall Paper Good
plt.efss aud subdued cOlOrs.
BuREN q HAMILTON.