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The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

there are about 100,O 900 island
large and small, scattered OVER thu
ocean. America alone has $500 around
Is coasts.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

Mrs.. Kidder-sT thought you SAID
Mr.. Smokey was an auburL-haired
personf Why. his hair is as black d
jeti"
NJ. Kiddor-"ohi l ~refssredtO ths
cut"--Puck.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

Pure Rich blood is essential to good health,
because the blood is the vital fluid which sup
plies all the organs with life. Hoods sarsapariila
5 the great blood purifier.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

The longest telegraph pole is in
Trenton N. ]. 1t is ITO feet long
and stands ninety six feet above the
ground.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
THE EMPIRE NURSERIES

Advertise to sell fsst-clas stock at As low a price
as any reliable firm. Do not fail TO get their
prices before ordering. Stock guaranteed true
TO name and label or money refunded. Full line
on Fruits, Roses, Shrubs and 0rnamentala Eoi
catalogue address q. /. KNIGHT, Empire Eurs
cries, Rochester, N. X.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

He-"Don't you think it wrong for
people to marry their intellectual in
feriors?"
She-"Yes, always wrong, and in
some cases quite impossible. Rose
leaf.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

Byron's first poems appeared at
nineteen. AT twenty four he reached
the highest pinnacle of his literary
anne.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

WHEN a woman grows suspicious
Of her husband, he stcps telling her Of
the things he does which are abso
lutely innocent
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

Amer physicians had given me up, ] was saved
BY Piso's cure-RALPH ERiEe. W~illiAmsport "a.
nov. q, 1893.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
Mental Aiertness

depends very largely on the physical condition
Sluggish blood dulis the brain. A Ripan Tabule
after meals will clear away the fogs In short order
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

karis Clover Root the great blood purifier.
gives freshness and ciearness to the complexion
ind cures constipation Is cts 50 lets. 81.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

Show did Fred come to get SO hor'
ribly round-shouldered?"
ale isn't. He humps himself that
way because he likes to look like an
athletic bicyclist. "-Chicago Tribune.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

A Dutch artist has printed a land
scape correct in all its details as seen
by a magnifying glass, but so minute
as TO be covered by the wing of a fly.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
lr home rule

tn0tI MINE also.
1t must be a mis-
!, aBrmations Of the
despite even the
cover" there
/ the tenants doubt
o doubted still In
hing.
actually r to
tell him what had
lritably warn him
had wholly lost his
ietorsresponded to
Iarming what Bern
,ubt thereafter was
q.
elections and COM
proprietor lowered
!" said they all, eac-
&c man? For GER
ave grave reasons
Isl An intelligent
good sense, would
sell OF good 1aJ rev.
d, for the simple
wing himself. One
: himself thus with
|, constrained by
lie circumstances. ;,
himself:
lething under all
first floor to the
and c~onjectured
cir brains. Every
r~eoccupied air of a
It'll all his wits to
BILE cipher, and
gan to be a vague
opens when int
presence OF a sim
0 far as to haz.
ave committed q
q crime; remUrse
throphy."
ant idea either,
in eg side 6y
0,ateg no meanSs
1T and all that,
ed TO temptation
aps was badly
Mother a%nxlouslY.
no one could tell,
hight was very,
| been necessary
dug the drain
th OF March"
roof then, and
yyy' suggested q
)or.
a lodger in the
ess for coining
a the cellar; ]
night a sound
Thud of coin
CHER was that
dian, spies had
IN the house,
f the first story
e that the pro-
et fire to his
,Tith the sole OBJ
sums from the
open, as they all
Dry and even
The siAth and
appeared that
lily inexplieabie
Then the nurse
10 fourth story
teal wine from
ed the ghost of
Pr-he even held
lS ~ iou" ~
"
tp toit 70 ceiiar
nlng under all
r. .-.|
PI naa s eolae 20
lie gentleMaa ~
aad yainspies 70
.S MIna w
S4is clerM |
'piorm tne pro-
a.,
81. .n.
doPoausis. . u .ue
p 9
IL y1e
to- ou sSnmss
u.
~ was gen.
IoL INC ,yeeA
REleT9INs.e
lui "a
E.,aannsey or
MlIineu
~ TOO wouAA
Vs. anu
ny On uipio
NJ
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

epanese brides, during the mar
70 ceremony, wash the It Of the
;idegroom.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup for ehiidrss
don. alfass main. cares Wind eshc- &C. bottle
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

THEIR POPULARITY.
'sIt's funny about bridal pairs. The,
ere not like other pears at all"
"Why not?"
They're softest when they are
sreen."-lndianapolis Journal.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
ON ENJOYS

, 3ethod and results when
igs is taken; it is pleasant
SIG to the taste, and acts
Y omptly on the Kidneys,
! owels, cleanses the sys-
y, dispeis colds, head
iers and cures habitual
Syrup of Figs is the
of its kind ever pro-
g to the taste and ac-
ae stomach. prompt in
truly beneficial in its
ed only from the most
agreeable substances, its
itss qualities commend it
WoHe made it the most
tbeE known.
figs is for sale in 30
e )by all leading drug
reliable druggist who
W. it on hand will pro
lily for any one who
to r. DO not accept any
~ FN syrup CO.
-thaARcIscQ. fat
III AkW K0Rk NJ
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

zMHuxzms sure relief agTrswA
1TifTro Prica& ctshntANAs
6ikkEosby mail et9Weli 4 Co.
- hAEcstoHus Aatzk
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Free to Invalid Ladies.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
$40 at $1O

cash with order, I. o. b. Chicago, Only one 10 one person, he "a
farnish Addresses Of ten %neiehbors who ought te have soms-
thing in our hns. Cut, description and fall information no
gsrding u will appear soon-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

s.-9er sum Soee psrurtbeilit
Eoul y 9opiou 1T aus Dem @sldushif
IN SaIlsp. Soabo, snttommsu. 81
puree bon istuen Sipsi Sbbnsn aus Dem
SefdnsulB befrslt.
9riolep = Tieies in 8anias on
Der Sauta 5e Sabn in 8anlas sslessne
Staothen bot ourh ben Sonu,aa Nbenc
bort mitbenoen Sturm mebrere ieiner
beiten 8ebduoe einsebist. Obne mebr
ODER pentssr ihusre Ssiddoisunsen 1T
leeoh nlbt Elm Suus bapoHssfommsn.
Ndu slaubt ieeod nidt, oaB lrssno Sc.
muno 81 forperlihsm Staosu sefom.
men 1T; Der petunidre Serluit oasssen
1T beoeuteno. Der Hssen uno Sturm
Issten I'm orsi llbr Natmiltass i'm
Horopeftsn Der Staot eiu.
9ouisuilIe.-Surb Die grplus
lion elmer 8ombe wurbsn 9ienitas lebs
Wltslleoer Der 2ouisuiIe 3opal &sslou
sstootet uno mebrere anoere erbeblib
psrlest.
y EN- gorf.- Nus b!r @stifabrt
1T Die snsllite Sa4t Salfprie sesen
Brotsit iiesreit beruOrsesanssn.
Sleuelano. - 8rpbe Yeseife.
runs srreSts Die Nuiprats oes Yrdiipen'
ten Noalaia Satalsdl con Chicago. Su
terso.er @siis i0sosrts sr ole EOlsn IN
Den Der. Staatsu auf, NQss autubitteu,
I'M iiber lbr ps%imatblano Nuitldruus 81
usrbreiten uno 9elo sur uuleritlsuus
Der Seuolteruns oss Ssriildslten SONG.
reids auiiubrinsen.
y o n.-9er 5reimaarertemptl,
elmer Der prattuoQftsn @ebduoe hes
2anosf, 1T ourb Geuer UNI 100000
bsitdolst potoeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
@eaen bic Yariier NusNsQuna. BIZ

8esen bic Barrier Nusiteluus, bic
oas @noe ots Sabrbuuoerts tr0nen icu,
erbebt lih 8rosrtano. Gt sebt Dies
mol nlht bon ben polltllden 8e9uern
5rantrelds aus, pIe bel Der Nusiisluns
Sur 9%entenuarfsisr Der sroBen 8suolu.
ton. Stslmebr 1T es i'm 9uuoe ielbit,
bob Die 8ssueriduit iid mebr uno mebr
acesntuirt. Den Sortritt bat Der 9otbs
ringer 9uno fir Decentralization in
Nancp senOmmeu. Nni ieine anresuHs
bot Der Staotratb BON Hancp bsidloien,
sessu Nbbnltuus Der 8sltans i~teluna
8e%rUabrnn9 elnSulesen uno ben Abses
oroneten Der Sinot nuiusebeu. ssser bic
8etplulsuns BON arsolten i'm parliament
81 itlmmeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
Sin entIeklihes llnslid ersisnete

YIN eftt1cRltMcS uH9iHu etel9Hele
iid ssiteru (Nrt'm't) Worsen turS
nab Nltternatt unpelt Der 9reat Nor
them Station Welbp, pelder Slas Ell.
nise Msileu pon @uausuiue %eutiert liest.
bort, 100 oas Snbusslslie cine 8riiln
muus mod', 10 oab oasielbe taum BON
ben 9sitern oss SabuSuses iiberieben
iperoeu lam, itisBen Siusl SaiasierSise
%nuielnonoer, uuo ole6olse mar, oaB ilnI
Menibeulebeu uerloren stnsen. Die
bel Dem 9i%isubabnuniuu umsefommeuen
iiuo Sussnieur s. &. gmmeriou uonSt.
Yaul: 0eiSer Sames 1hllbaoau boa st.
Ynul; Sussu,sur Sra Salnss bon st,
Yaul; grprsB Wsiisussr 8teibaw uno
Bot Office Nsent Sobnion. NuBsroem
muroen sp6li Terionen mebr ODER psnl'
ger uerlest. 8eltsrs pff5lle Natrlb'
ten iber pns idredlide GrelsuiB lieser
nidt Dor. Rsr Die Shulo or benz I'm
fal trdst, mus auh crit nod ausseiun
ben tpsrosn, ieosniaQs II Der llnfal pie
DIR Elm 8srueis oaiir, lule iorslos tier
3ulanee ods 9iientahn. Wsisu pom &c
wiiier Soften bsirlebeu miro. Woser
Die milosruner llmiidnos, Die setplB IN
2aufe Der naditsn Gage pieoer IN Der
9eitunssn ssiunosu ueroen. aut nod Il
bsit0urseuo oarsetbln uerosu. zines III
fiber. uno olss 1T. ouf, wsnuslsid ot,
Accommodation aui ben Slsen uud cl
bette isin mag, iunitiee Gorge UNI ott
ben Sabu5iseu auuertroutsu 8erioner
pislcs, sar utelss 81 wuniben ibris lab'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Grjberj0g 9lo,siaus uCn OsiterreIt
rusdrn 1T dm Jre,as III 8uoupsit an
osn Ssrlceuusen seitcrber, Die er lib
aui Der SaAo liz ben B~nloun9eu pom
Nguiu bel Grat infolss Suidl'aer Guilu'
ouns ie;ues @eipebres bsissbraht hattie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Nm Stele oes i'm 9Ieniie srsrauten
Seuerols Sobn ". ShOfielo. uelde,
feline 8eiisnatiol einreidts, 1T Sen. u.
Wiles ais Gpmmauosur Der Nrmse er'
nanut poroeu uno wlro oieie bobe Stsl.
lung am 30. oleies Wonats antreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
Ter irabere 8eusral 3erfmeiter De,

Ter iribere General @%erfmeitter be,
Nr~beitsrltter. Serr Yopoerlp. lit b.
fdnntlid sri, isit Sursem Temporary,
Nsltator aeworoen; in isiuer Seba 10
lung Der @abrbeit nrmmt er inoe6 BE-
rsits nit Den dltsiten 9oncurreutsn au'
auf islnem neusn ,Nrbeisisloe" aui
Su elmer tiirjllb sebalieneH &eoe er'
fldrte er leineu seouloiaeu SubDrern
Jolsenoes: Su Der 3 ali 9ew OR
werosn idbrlih pom Nrbeitern fir min
oeittns rs WlQionen Dollars seiitlss
Sstrdute ssnOiieu. Die Sdlite oauor
tommt auf bic Souutdae. Da nun oit
Blrtbidaiteu Nsu gorts tinitis or
SOnntussn ssidloiisn blsiben. 10 erlpa
rem Die Nrbeltsr runo s37.500,0 900
Tuntium! 9as grsmpsl 1T fertis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Sie Sun'ihe 6auoslsusentur iast in
ihrsm leBt eri6isnsnen 8ohenberibt
rGs berridt fem wrrtllter &iditlae
I'M 8eitdft. S%uuabmsn, pelte als
bios SeitpelIia antttaunt puroeu, iine
i'm Serihwinosn bssrlffsr. allsiu OBJ
pObl bic Trsiie o~urhidnittlih nm adj
Brojsut nleorler iinc, uls Dor eiusn
Sabre. III bsute eine entidieoene gu.
nabms sssen lestes Sdbr I'm oieie 3siI
81 uerSsibnsn. gs beoari teires idar
len SIObutters. UNI 81 %erteuneu. oaB cir
~iinrfsr Tididlas eeasn cine raide Stei
seruns Der Brelie uOrbanosn ill.," 8i'
3nbl Der 8anfsrotte in osn Der. Staa
ten bat wdbreno Der Wohe 1876 betra
aen, seaen 2l9 i'm lsstsu Sabre uno IS
it ganaoa, sessn A. in 8oriubre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Gnblih ihelut oas Solt in 1,rds
sur Ysrnuni, ju tcmnen, iiuo ia bel cen
lest h%atiiuosnoeu &ublen Do elbit bic
btIten Nusiitten %uoybauoen, oaB Der
Northumberland ab9stbal plro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

CARDINAL Gibbons bat an ben Gel e,
orlban bob en- sutes Saar selaii n.
Su iet1eu Wittbe lunseu iber Deuib.
LAMB jig er, nan ioae gar MD anush
men, baB bic Boiler Dsutitlduos orm
ieien. 8luS I'm 8essutbeil babe er ote
2eute bort gut setleroet nno sliidlIh &c
tunosn, uuseadtst Der idlue,eu 9alten
ibrer Steusrn. GIN @ruuo bleriir lei
wobl Der. BOB Die ceutide 2auobeu0lfe
runs uidt lire Seimatb uerIaiie, um
IN Die Stoote 81 orlnseu. Die BeuOl.
isruns Der 2unoo itrlttt OeHtlblauos ieI
nod nidt pom Jtsber btiaIen, oas IN
ben SerSen u~nisrsr iunsen 5armsr
brennt, Die pom Ganoe nab Der Siaot
ellen, nm mOslidit raid reid 81 wsr.
ben. 9as lei Elm wabrer 8rebsl haoen
bier in Nmerlfd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Yapit geo XIII. bot aui ben Dor.
idlas Der amerltanlItsu GrSbiltpIe Den
bodw. Or. &snneep gum Sector oes
amerltlnlibsn 9Ulese IN GOm ernanni.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
TN eineu Beritte bes 9eparts.

Sn einem Beritte bes 9eparts.
ments: gbeis Or. Salmon an Den Ider
bauleiretdr Worion piro oringeno aui
bte @efubr binseuieien. welde bic Gin
iibruns uormanniiden Siehs fir uniers
Seeroen mt iih brinst. Sn ienen fran'
S6iiiden 9ifriften, in benen bieie uessn
ibres Wilhreihtbums DEFENDERS Dodge.
iddBte &inoerruie uorSusspelie seSid.
tet mlro. s%raifirt sesenwdrtis in bobem
@rate Die 2unsenieu4e. unb bic @efubr
lisst iOmit nabe, lob bieie uerbeerenoe
&ranibeit burd SmpOrt.9 bisre bel uns
elnseidleppt wsroen Tonne. Or. Suls
mons Nadridtsn f'assn ii& auf grbes
bunssn Der irarS6fi&en Resierunssbe'
BORDEN. f6nnen i0mit auf abiolute !8u.
psrldiisieit Gniprud erbeben. Der Be-
ridt brinst sum S1!une bic gmpfebs
lung. Die Glnfubr normanii&en 8iebS
~ fitiren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

X."a no &M"n MmhHMa" mo abeMme hr Manner UNI an~n. Dos @rGarHae MuSwaT" an aMnMu
nM@ gang ~Mr GmE sw SNGmm SGN @@w S gn waG% nyW%W% m%urM M p @ uH """F4"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
Ser oeutih, amerifaniide Brigade.

Ser peutid, amerifaniide Brigade.
General 8aus ut um Del iloiiel en- Don
neriias IN Seattle, woiclbit sr iid ieit
ieiner Yeniionlruns anidiiis asmatl
battle, ploblid uno uneruarttt aus Der
2eben seidlsoen. 8aus mar elmer oel
oeroisnltuOaitsn, idbisiten uuo wlisn.
idaitlid sebllostitsn Oifjisre Der BUN
ossarmse, uno erparb auf Dem Shlaht
feloe. pie oils OrsanIiator uno Wllitdr.
idr:fifsllsr alelb bobe Gbre. Der
@rai bon Baris, Der betanntlld Die I'M.
bettreitbar bette 8eidldte oss amerifa
nliden Birserfrieses seidrieben bat.
ssosnft in benz Berte Der Yeroisuits bes
@eneral 8aus uleosrbolt in 0orten DO
Der Gnerfennuua, uno oas muB OILS eine
nm 10 sr0Bere GusSeidnuns sslten. ola
Der Serfafer nit lsinem 2obe ourbaus
nidt peritpsnoeriid umsebi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Die 36. Sabresiair bss Staatss
WInneiota 1T am WOutas uuf slue Bu.
DIE er0ffnet woroen, uno wer ie barau
seSpeifelt, oaB Winnsiota in 8eSus aui
5armpruoufts unb WlueraIien Su ben
reiditsn Staten in Der Union gesdhlt
wsroeu muB. fann iib auf Der Staats-
fair lberSeusen. Die ausite0uns 1T in
ieoweber Siniitt cine iebr iorsidltise,
cine reidbaliise, cine uorSiisllde. Nn
Sebenspirolsfeltsn uno on 8srsnissn
Der beiisn grten ieblt es nldt, unb bic
Wannssr Der Jair ieten bis iest ihr
unermiolides Birfsn oaourd belobrt I,
BOB Der 8eiuh elm auBsrsenDbnlib gutter
genannt merbeu mus. unisre Staot bot
outh Die 8icpcle Bano 5urore gem1di,
uno Ct. @louo bat iih melt uno brett
e,nen woblflinsenoen Namen usridafft.
The Washington times., 1895-05-12
DANCE ENDS The MAY FETE
Colonial Ball Fitting Close to the
Weeks Festivities.
Brilliant Scenes at the Light Infantry
Armory Marine Band Played for
Beautiful Women Last Night.

The Colonial bah held last night at the
Light Infantry Armory was fitting wind
up to the week of the May Festival for the
woman's exhSit OF the Atlanta Exposition.
The decorations OF the hall were the same
that had adorned the place throughout the
week, the profusion of bright hued bunt-
ing giving attractiveness to the scene In
order to add their quota to the general
effect of picturesqueness the booths about
the walls on all sides were not dismantled,
their decorations remaining intact for the
evening.
The Marine Band played for the first
time since its return from its Southern
tour in the most inspiTiting manner for
the dancers no less than for the endowment
of those who preferred to take no more
active part in the evenings entertain
ment than that of mere lookers-on
The ladies Of the reception committee
were Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Lamont Miss
Morton, assisted by the colonial COM
mittee-MrS. Harry Heth, chairman; Mrs
Rosa Wright-Smith, Miss Ann Randolph
Ball, MIS-. Roberdeau Buchanan, Mrs
Mary Ross Banks, Mrs. w. H. Owen, Mrs.
i. P. Blackburn, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. John
NJ Wilson, Mrs. William D. Cabell, Miss
Sarah Lipscomb, Mrs. A. A. Lipscomb
Mrs. Philip Phillips, Mrs. Edgar Thomp-
son, Mrs. William H. Baldwin, MIS-. John
Boyd Tilford.
The floor committee consisted of Mr..
Magnus Thompson, DIR. Duff G. Lewis, Mr..
Ri. l.. CroXall. MIR. Robert s Barrett.
Mrs. Carlisle received in gown of French
grey silk trimmed in Irish point lace with
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Lamont's gown was of shrimp pink
bengatine trimmed on the low neck corsage
with a fall of thread lace and shoulder
knots of roses.
Miss Morton's gown was of black bengaline
and jet.
Mrs. Rosa Wright Smiths gown was OF
black velvet over petticoat of white crepe,
with point lace and pearls Mrs William
H. Owens wore black silk, trimmed with
thread lace of jet Miss Ann Randolph
Balls, white crepe; Mrs. Rotterdam Buc-
hanaD. black ilk and Jet; Miss Sarah Lips
comb, black ilk and lace
Among the guests were Col. Owen, Miss
Farrar, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Gatchel, Mrs.
McGill, Miss Edna Calhoun, Miss Sarah
Lipscomb, Miss Byington, Mrs. Clara Bell
Brown, Miss Trapier, Miss Blackford, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Miss Eva Darneile,
Mrs. Halford. and Mrs. William E. Curtis.
Guess the standing of the Le9gue
clubs on "A Times Baseball conpon.
The Washington times., 1895-05-12

Guess the standing of the Leegu,
clubs ona Times Baseball conpon.
The Washington times., 1895-05-12

Cora Chapman. aged one; Margarite Co.'S
till0, aged eleven months.
Colored-John A. Douglass, aged uine-
teen years; Anna V Smith, aged seventeen
years; James N Hawkins, aged ninemunths.
A A Grim, having served a satisfac-
tory probationary term, was on yesterday
appointed assistant foreman in the fire
department
The Washington times., 1895-05-12
DEATHS OF A DAY.

Wooster, O., May 11.-Dr.J j. D. Robinson,
who performed the first asaputation in the
war of the rebellion, died last night, aged
seventy five,
Baltimore, Nd, May 11.-Mrs. Frank
Brown, wife OF the Governor of this State,
died here to-day. She leaves two children
The Washington times., 1895-05-12
nm Rollers' commencement

The commencement exercises of the Ma
nonaI College OF Pharmacy VIII be held
on Wednesday evening next at Metzerott
Music Hall. commencing at O'Clock.
The graduating class numbers five, the
menlbers being Max Georgii, Fred b.
Gasldns, james A. Jennings, John Lead
beateT, and Charles w Hagan, with Has
klns az vsledictorian ana Henry Dodge as
ealutatorian.
The Washington times., 1895-05-12

Let US know what yon think of the
Pennant Race ON Times Baseball
coupon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

bulna Bay aud made soms u the
natives here feel ~ though be wAs
paying li oul of hls owB pockst 1
Want ths wilIsmslts valley 70 kssp
sg sys 90 tAsss ensnlss u this hsri'aT.
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aspsrimsHi vbo live ~ Portland snd
sau Frsselsoo and dsv sslsJlss ffom
tbs goysfnmsgi snd flas op fass passes
hsys gsry lilils regard fof iis plonssfs
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rsclne osasi snd sndufed lhs hard
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sans deinigleai cspi. iisleiee's
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

orr FOR BLAB CREEK. - Walter
Denton, Paul Hansen, Iadoe Riggs,
Armins Steiner, WIN ogle. AL Hopi
and ChAs. Adams Of the q. q. &. q.
left Al o'clock p. N. for Slab creek
where they will remain q week OF tea
days. The party went TO MoMinnville
this afternoon where they witnessed
some local bicycle races. A. the con
eluslon Of the races the riders pro.
cesded on their trip expecting 10 reach
willamina, which 10 about forty mites
distant, or about half way Dstseen
salem aud slab ereek thls evening
where the party will TemKln over
niEhl golng On 10 slab creek fsundAy
morning, II ls merry crowd snd the
boys viii enjoy themselves hugely.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

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