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waits for the wagon gang to haul it
away to the cane shed.

waits for the wagon gang to haul it
away to the cane shed.
The field hands begin work at or
$50 o'clock in the morning, and cut
enough cane during the day to keep
the mill supplied while they are cut
ting, and at the same time to pile up
enough cane in the cane shed to feed
the mill all night. The cane is first
weighed while on the wagon on plat
fora scales, and it is then dumped in
the cane shed, which is an open, heav-
ily built wing of the sugar house. The
cane which is to be ground at once is
dumped near travelling platform or
conveyor, which carries the cane to
the roller mill, where 1t is crushed.
The cane shed is usually in possession
of the colored women, who take up
the cane by the armful and spread 1t
on the moving stats of the conveyor,
which is inclined at an angle OF about
thirty degrees SO that the cane is
broug ght directly over the sugar mill.
The cane ia not dumped on the carrier
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WIZ 4 BOY WITNESS WAS ANGRY.

The boy Peter Columbus preached whole
temperance sermon in the district court. In
cross-examining him in liquor case Judge
Richardson said:
''You are made with defendant, aren't
youp"
"Yes, SIR" answered the boy.
''What for?" asked his honor.
because he sells liquor to my mother and
father" was the prompt reply.
As a general thing. the proof Of the ILL.,
feeling OF q witness against a defendant
helps the latter's case but this rule was re-
yersed on the occasion In question, and he
was fined and imprisoned. Salem (Mass.)
Gazette.
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A Tragic Tragedy.Play.

A tragic occurrence is reported from
Przemysl, the Galician fortress town
A theatrical entertainment by anna
teurs took place in which a spy wa
stabbed by a patriotic Pole. Whel
the patriot had to stab the spy he &C
cidentally thrust the dagger right int,
the heart of his fellow-actor, who fel
dead on the spot.-New York Post.
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Richard w. Thomson.

Richard W. Thompson, Secretary o!
the Navy under President Hayes, is
still alive at the age of eighty.tive. He
has personally met every President o.
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A PEST.

The man who first brewed beer was pest
for Germany. I have survived the end OF
genuine beer, for it has now become small
beer in every sense; and have prayed TO
God that He might destroy the whole beer
brewing business. There is enough barley
destroyed in the breweres to feed all Ger
,many.-Martin Luther.
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A SUGAR MILL.
OLD AND NEW PROCESSES IN
LOUISIANA.
Grinding the Cane In the Roller
MilI-Boiling the Extracted
Juice-The Modern Way ..
Of Making Sugar.

TF a Michigan chemist realizes his
expectations, says the Chicago
Record, the sawmlls in the North
Z will become active competitors Of
the Louisiana sugar plantations. This
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the time to pursue q clew wheE my life
may just be ending. Yet who can say2
Perhaps may be carried within those
tower walls before the day is done, dead
or alive.
This he muttered to himself, but Ken
more, who was listening closely, retorted
bitterly:
Foul fall the day that sees false
Lowland face enter yonder walls! Rather
wad I see these waves your winding
sheet and the foot of Sleat-na- Vrecken
your gravel"
Arden had no time to express his 80
tonishment at this heathenish remark.
for at this moment loud cry from the
sailors recalled his attention to their
present danger. The island was now so
near that the very seaweed o. the rocks
could be distinctly seen, as 1t rose from
time to time out of the boiling surf.
A landing stage ran out from the base
Of the cliff, but it was half the time
drowned by the waves; no soul stood
upon it
Suddenly q blaze streamed up from
the top of the tower, and q deep.toned
bell began to clang; the Mergauser was
seen, and the people OF the tower were
signaling her.
Arden cheered his men with new
hopes of rescue, and gave them careful
instructions how to fight for their lives
| after the vessel struck. He then spoke
aiew quiet words to his mate,
an In telligent young man who WAS much
attached TO MIN; ne was giving him a
| message Of farewell for Lord Inchcape
| fv, ~ a. la u ~
did my best to preserve his heir" said
he, with rueful laugh.
once more wrapped in hisown thoughts,
saying heartily:
"You don't like me because I'm an
Englishman, but then you don't know
me, and it doesn't matter now. You
| are . loyal fellow and I honor you.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS
Aumsville.

Few. Il. Porter ana G. T. Steel eva.
gelists Of the Church of God held
series of meetings ut the ChrIal,.
church during the past week.
Miss Lottie Pound has returned FINN
Portland where she has been attend,,.
the exposition and visiting friends.
Our genial shoemaker, q. q. Brown
wears broad smile now, his wife and
children having ut last arrived,
Mrs. Darby, wife of r. G. Darbydi,i
at the family home, Of CONSUMPTION, 4,
last Sunday. she leaves husband ,
umber of children aud large e,,
Of relatives and friends to mourn her
loss.
A large number of workmen or,
busy filling In the large trestles neal
Shoebend on the Southern Pacific rail.
road near here. 1t makes lively tinl,,
at our hotels and boarding houses.
Our A. o. U. w. lodge Is receiving
number Of new members recently a..
judging from outside appearauce hsu
a large attendance.
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No Cause for Dissatisfaction.


1t would seem that the prisoners at
the penitentiary are not 30 badly of
for reading matter rs some OF them
would like TO haye understood through
sympathetic sources. From an official
source 1t is learned that "During the
mouth Of October there were Ia circu-
lation among the prisoners, 67S library
books. 6S magazines, aud In addition
there were over 200 cnples of Christian
and Temperance papers, etc, not return
able, distributed 10 the various cells.
Since August Sth there has been aS
volumes received for the library, all of
which have been duly numbered and
calalogued."
1t Is also safe to say that every oppor.
tunity possible will be given by the
management of the prison for prison
oners to increase their store of text
book knowledge, mathematics or other
studies, II they will make their desires
known.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13
SALEM SOCIAL CLUE.

At the Hotel Willamette yesterday
afternoon number OF the leading
society gentlemen of the city met for
the purpose OF organizing a social club.
E( p. Mccormack was elected temper
ary chairman and s.. w. Thompson
secretary. A motion was adopted that
the permanent officers consist of a
president, vlce-presldent, secretary,
treasury and board of five trustees An
election was then held with the follow
log result: President, Phil Metschan;
vice. president, E. p. Mccormack; Sec
retary, q. ID. GAbrlelson; treasurer
Ciaud Catch; trustees, L. l.. Patterson,
G. p. Hughes, A. Klein, w. q. Gay
aud f. II. Anson. w. @. Knightoa,
G. b. Gray aud =. w. Thompson were
named as committee on home for
the club. COMMITTEES to firm consti-
tuition aud bylaws, 1. l.. Patterson, G.
NJ. Idleman aud George q. Bingham.
A. /. Wagner A. Klein and ]. j.
Dalrymple were appointed to collect
Initiation fees.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

GREAT RUNAwAY.-About tire
O'Clock this afternoon, considerable
excitement was caused on lower Com
mercial street by the runaway oi
Clarence Morel's team with his steam
wood cav. As IL started down
the hill a steam pipe broke, and the
escaping steam made such terrible
racket that the team began to run
Mr., Morel's saw the danger was toe
great 80 he jumped of and let the
horses run with their dangerous load
Fortunately no further accident hap
pened aAd the team was stopped at e
G. Smal's corner.
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

Willamette vs.. Corvallis team Sat
urdsy. II will be tho most scientific
game ever played at Salem.
The Monmouths have lost their bes /
player-Bidwell, full back.
Salem has gained two good men since
we played Eugene-Paige and Bab-
cock, who will play Saturday. Paige
is sure aud fast man.
Corvallis 40 longer has Bloss, the
best player the Agricultural college
team had.
Salem will win Saturday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

TEACHERS ExAMINATIoN.-The last
quarterly examination Of teachers FOL
the current year will begin today. The
examinations will be held In room
at the capitol, under the supervision o
j. s. Graham, county school superin-
tendent.
1t is estimated that the number OF
applicants will not exceed forty five
Prof. ]. }. Kraps, of the polytechnic
school, Highland, and Prof. II. II
5mith will assist Superintendent
Graham.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

There are l77755 miles of railroad In
the United States.
There are 66.sS5,SSO rails used to
cover this ground.
There are 533, ,265, 900 ties used to bind
these rails together, but no such
amount, however, Ia required to bind
the hearts OF the travelling public to the
fact that the Wisconsin Central lines
furnish superior facilities on all their
trains between st. Paul and Chicago
which form close connections with ali
lines TO the east aud south.
Make note of 1t.
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THE JORDAN BOYS AGAIN
At Their Old Trade of Lawbreaking
and Are Arrested.

nv AAolE Olu 1Aduo VI hoWbAooAAhbI
and Are Arrested.
The notorious thieves and thugs,
Willis and Allen Jordan, are again In
the tolls Of the law, having been ar
rested Tuesday for assaulting asd rob-
hing couple of Cinnamon. The China
men were passing the watering trough
thus side of Eola, whi'h is lettering
place tor the Jordans, when they were
set upon and beaten quite badly, their
faces being covered with blood. They
claim TO have been robbed Of S22.
Probably these young outlaws will
serve third term in the psultentiary.
Sheriff P.ummer of Polk county,
came over and got Al aud Willis Jor'
dan, who were arrested by Policeman
a. @. Coss last night and landed 10
the county Jail. Tney will he tried at
E0la.
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PERSONALS.

b. A. CLARK has returned from Port
land.
N j. Judah went to Portland this
morning.
Mrs. Chas. Gray returned last night
from Portland.
DIR. 8. skiG returned last night
from Portland.
DR.. w. e. Copeland returned from
Eugene yesterday.
DR.. A. X. Glllls returned this morn
ing from Portland.
Rev. j. p. Farmer returned from
Portland last night.
Mai. Geo Williams returned from
Portland last night.
Mrs. T.. E. Pentland who has been
quite III ls improving.
Jos. Meeker, the hop buyer, came up
t--t nI0ht
w. y. knighton returneu AVA
Roseburg this morning.
r. V. Harris, OF Bellevue, was 4
Salem vlsitor yesterday.
#. Holverson. the d'y goods mer
chant, wa Ia Portland today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Breymsn are
visiting friends In the metropolis.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. o.
Condit went to Gates this morning.
Frank G. Baker, ex.state printer,
came up from Portland this morning
o. p. BsardSley aud Postmaster
Brunk, OF Eola, were in Salem today
A. Kllnger the brewer, made flying
business trip TO GervaIs this morn
ing.
Ex-senator q. A. Coggswell, and
wife Of Lake county, are In the clty
today.
J. M. Long, member of the last
legislature from Multnomah county,
was In Salem yesterday.
Barton y Riggs. OF Salem, has been
called to tue past rate Of the Christian
church at Wailsbuurg.
Adolph Prasll and Deputy Sheriff
Wheeler, Of Portland, are In salem foI
speclal visit to the state institutions.
Ex Coy. q f. Moody went to Port
land this morning to attend the fu.
neral Of s. g. Read who died In Pasa-
dena, Gal. a few days since.
ID. II. Looney, Of Jefferson, and
Frank Miller, OF Fall field, two OF
Marion couny's big farmers, were In
town today.
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w. p. Adams Gets Two Years.


w. p. Adams was sentenced 10y
Judge Stephens yesterday to nine
scssaaSS'B scssaaSS' Bf 1 Ip Y the county Jail for the lar
the mock marriage cas', Adams wai
sentenced to six months and fined $500
Iu this case he was charged with lewd
cohabitation, and he pleaded guilty.
II he does not pay the fine, he will,
altogether, have TO remain In the
county jail just two years, lacking o
day or 80, He was tried and convicted
of the larceny charge last week.-Sun-
day Oregonlan.
Adams was witness In the Simon
dlvorce case that attracted 30 much
attention at Salem some time ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

clpcufT COURT BOCRET.
Auns N floyes Va. w. r. Hameden,
10 qulet title, tn,d aud submitted anh
taken under advlsemen'.
Peter Zelllnskl Va. VIM r. Miles ct
al, FOR, closure; tried aud submitted
ard decree entered a. prayed for In the
complaint
Emma q. Jory Va. Nathan Ward tt
al. foreclosure; demurrer to amFndeo
anawer sustained.
4. N. Mitchell ". A. Bush and ThoF.
Holman; ordered that the hndlnss ol
fact aud conclusions Of law be recorded
In the journal ut the expense OF de-
fendaut
Court will be Ia session today.
pROBATE ORDERS.
In estate Of Liuuia a. Holt, petition
OF w. q. Holt, administrator, for ordeI
| 10 cell personal property, approved.
Bond Of $1,000 in the john Folcl
estate approved aud Grover Folck, U
simmons, J. McClalne aud A. Is
Simmous ~ sufeties. Court appoint
jennings Smith, Wright Foshay, an'
@. ID. Bowen, appraisers.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
q w. and EN-. Weeks to A. Walk
40 acres t 6s, r2w, 500.
J. s. Bosler ct al, to H. Taylor
SO, ,2s acres, 2S Ss, re W, 1888.
J.S. Bosler ct al to A. Taylor; o
acres, I IS, re $2,4OO.
J. Voss to r. A. Voss; land In Wood
burn, 81.
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Insane Patients.

Sheriff Pay, Of .Unlon, bfough I
another Insane patient to to the asylum
yesterday, the unfortunate person
being Mrs. Mary Grossman, aged 90
years, a native OF switzerland.
Mrs. FEMME Smith, aged 81 years,
a native Of Cleveland, o., was com
mitted from Morrow county, and also
arrived yesterday.
Mrs. Hazelett, who was out OF the
institution on parole, was brought
back by Deputy sheriff Wheeler OF
Portland, last night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13
A Correction.

Col. Hnter ate hearty dinner at
Mr. Kenworthy's last Saturday. He
called for beef steak, aud got one tif-
teen inches in length, seven inches
broad and Que inch thick. IL grieYes
Us To say that he got away with the
whole piece. Ha was alive and well
yesterday, SALEM Post.
One hundred aud five cubic inches
of beef steak is no dinner for man
Why don't you tell a good one, Cover
nor? That WAS oaly lunch.
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20 srLAND MARKET.


PORTLAND. Nov 1S.-Wheat valley 601
a5l; Walla ., ALA. 47lSaiS
Flour-POrtlaho. s1.1Oi Benton county, e?.7I
graham S2.8b; supeftine, 81, b per bUl,
01ts--White. 2lca2lc grey, 1000, rolled, IN
bags. H360tsi.16 barrels, 81 50a7.uO cases, Si.75
POtatoes-N-w oregon, 2SGfiDc per sack.
H,y--0nod, S5CaS 20 per ton.
WJol--Nalley. lU6Dllc.
NJ rstuffs-Bran, sl0.60i shorts, sl2.5O; choI
iced sl2(p rs per ton; rye S0c perc @.
Hides-grten, salted, 90 lbs. SIC; undergo lbs
7Gzl<c sheep pelts, 1907 c,
Hops-New oregon, ,faoc.s
Butter-OregDn fancy creamery,l I7H@22o
fancy dairy, l5tgi7AH; fair ~ good, ii2h@l5c
common, lOc
Cheese Oregon fuil cream, SGD.
Esgs--OregOn, 10 por dOz.
POuitry-CnicEen. Si.JOfo 90 per doz; duckI
s'0k5i0Oi geese gG,OO@7.OO, turkeys. liv,
gliOc; dressed, l23.
BE t--ropsIeers, ,21S@2 S.c5 per n; iair to gooc
steers, 21Ga2 sc; COWS, 2l4t2gSc; dressed 0ee
ia51<c,
Sulton-Best beet. 81 75a2OO; choice ewes
sl.75; dressed, &c.
Hogs hoice, heavy, Saioa3, So light ant
eeders, s3.25; dressed, 41zc q ID
Veal--Small. choice. 5a6 large, Sa4c q N.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


Mlss Nellie Taylor went 10 Eugene
today.
fdttle Nellie Fay, daughter cfo. H.
Fay, N Yew Park, has recovered from
her recent illness.
n IL autheniIcally stated that the
proposed ball for Thanksgiving eve
will not take place.
Mrs. J. A. uwlne went to Eugene TO-
day for a vislt with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Maybew.
Mrs ID. l.. Fiesftf, Bslem's popular
modlste, Ia indlsposed aud unable to be
at her business today.
Mrs. Ella smith and Mrs. Moore
went 10 Albany this morning TO visit
their parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. McClung.
Mrs. ID. l.. Matheney went to Cor.
wallis this morning, whether she was
called by the Illness Of her father, q
w. Spencer.
Mrs. Cassidy, Of Yew Park, who re-
ceIved an injury to her foot n short
time einoe, Is now able to walk with
the aid Of crutches.
Mrs. J. w. Wilson and little daugh-
tel, Marguerite, went to Jefferson today
where they will visit Mrs. Wilson's
sister, Mrs. l.. y. McCoy.
Mrs. l.. Fl. Addition went to Tnrner
toddy. In response to an invitation
Mrs. Addition led devotions at the
blind school this morning.
TIE Ladies' guild uf the Episcopal
church will serve ehicken supper ni
the guild rooms Wednesday, Novem.
ber 18Th, from 8 to sp. m'
P.of. Dunn, of villa ette university,
will lead the prayer aud praise service
L, be held In tue parlors of the Y. M.
G. A. tonight from to s:45 O'CLOCK.
The Marion County Christian En-
desyor convention for 1895 will be- held
at Woodburu on November 18th and
18th. Miss Orpha Cranston, of Will
lard, Is secretary.
The lecture OF Mrs. l.. IL. Addition In
the Christian church last night was
we'll attended, and the audience was
we'll pleased with her style Of address
and quality Of thought.
I'rofs. Heritage and Winkler, Of the
musical department OF Willamette
university, will give concert at Howell
hall, Howell, November 23d, for the
benefit Of The school library.
The first intercollegiate champion
game OF football will be held at the fail
grounds Saturday afternoon between
the Agricultural college team OF Cor
Wallis and the Willamette university
team. Doubtless large crowd will b'
present to hurrah for Willamette.
Miss Mary e. Shafer aud Mayr'
Mckinney will be married this even
\ =. o.. -...-..--s-s- - VI uCi
Miss Shafer Is we'll known In Salem
having spent several years In schoo
here, and is graduate OF Willamette
university. Mr.. Mckinney is a bro,he
Of L. Il. and John Mckinney OF thi
city.
Miss Eta Beamer, now member o
the Aamold Concert company, received
a we'll merited tribute to her singing
from the Pendleton East Oregonisn
which says; "Miss Beamer possesses 1
rare voice Of natural merit, capable o
being trained for very effective singing
Her numbers were encored will
enthusiasm and very gracefully re
sponded to by Miss Beamer."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13
THE INDEPENDENT SUIT.

The mandanus order asked for by
McMahanN was refused by Judge
Hewitt and the suit went to trial to.
day a, o'clock. AS this case involves
a struggle for the control of a news.
paper property of considerable value a
full report of the trial will appear in
The JOURNAL.
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DAY on THANKSGIVING
Proclamation Issued by 0over-
nor Lord.
Aa-
II IS A VERY MODEL DOCUMENT
Does Not Obtrude Himself OF
the Public.
STATE OF OREGON.

PROCLAMATION,
SALEM Oregon, Nov. 13, 1870 }
In acknowledgment Of the manifold
mercls 20 vouchsafed by Almighty God
TO our state and people during the past
year, and In accordance with the proc
lamatlon Of the president of the United
States, and In compliance with time
houored custom, I William p. Lord,
governor Of the state of Oregon, dc
hereby designats and set apart
THURSDAY, THE TwENTY-EIoHTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D., 1895,
AS THANKSGIVING DAY.
Let us, on that day, abstain from oui
usual oecu patton, and in our homes and
places of worship offer praise and
thanks to the Giver of All Good fol
many blessings conferred upon oul
people. Let us also devote IL to the
oDjnymeut Of hospitality and the reun
lou of families; to the doing Of charit
able deeds and strengthening the
bonds Of friendship; to awakening sen
timents of patriotism and respect fol
social order; to cultlvating q higt
sense of duty, to II lieving the wants o
the needy aud distressed.
Done at the capitol, In Salem, Ore
gou, this thirteenth duy Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and nine
~ hve.
VIM. p. LORD,
Governer,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

GREAT READERS. - Supt. Gllber
says the convlcts at the state prison ale
becoming great readers. Last month
over 900 volumes we're taken out and
returned, besides great many newt-
papers and magszlues. The whole
literary work 10 In charge Of convict
who was formerly a minister.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

STILL THERE.-The most popular
unch counter and restaurant ever In
salem Ia still there. KeBworthy a
Barnett's, where you can always get
the best meals for the money.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

LIKE WaIsKY.-Popcorn to be good
should be- old. Van Eaton has some
good old popcorn, and some superb
new corn peppers, Get your supply
and be happy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

WANTED.-To exchange: or SELL
three or four acres opposite scho'
house. VIII take small pay ment, anf
remainder 10 work. Inquire Of J. Z
Mcfarland at Clear Lake, six milei
north Of city, or address Saltm.
IL 9.m
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

ARM BURNED.-Frank Welch, as
sistant engineer Of the fire department,
had his right arm below the elbow
severely burned by escaping steam and
hot water, Tuesday, and is now COM
PEELED to carry 1t In bandnged condi.
tion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
For that day you want the choicest
mince meats, ralsins. died citron,
'rsnge and lemon peels, ETC., McCalls
Bros. have the beat.
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sAN lFRANOlsCO MARK ET.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov IL. Wheat, vs..
W sOl-Oregon, choice, 7t9l0c: Inferior, Op1c;
velley g9llc.
HOps-Q Notable at 1906.
Potatoes-26 70 4Jc per sack BurbanFs 5oSSco
per sack.
OalA-MillinR. 760l b.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

Winter tans aud heavy solss also m
visible cork soles to arrive at Krausse
Bros. this week.
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Home F.,m s. auirrel Huntlng.

WAsHINGTJN, Nov. l3.-President
Clsve and ami Secretary Herbert re-
turne from New York today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13
SALEM NJ ARK ET.
-i2c "A Ou. market firmer.

SALEM NJ ,kK Er.
Wheat-i2c q ou. market firmeT
Oais-lio.
Hay-Btled. cheat. sI60a5.OO; timothy, .So.50
Flour. In who esaio lots, $3.50; ret all sS2S
bran. bul 5000; sacked. sll.VO;lshorls, sllOOG
l2.OO chop'feed, tli .0Oal2.O0
leal- dressed, DC.
Hogs Dressed. 4l[c.
Live Cattle--ljfa2Lc,
Potatoes-2lc a On.
Onions-lc.
TurkeYs-6aSc.
Apples-S0a40e on.
Eggs-25o
tms--llc.
BncOn--1O3.
PeacheS-Sl % hu
Poultry-BrOilers, 7c; hens, &c; ducks, ,8a7c.
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JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window. Glass, VarniShes
and the most complete stock o.
Isrushes Of all Kinds In the
state. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shinglesand
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

General admission 25 cents. Re
erved seats 10 cents at the football
came Saturday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13
Nail Works Burn.

PHILADELPHIAlPd. Nov, l3-PhiliT
Townsend an C1mpiny's nall factory,
burned to lay. Loss Sl5O,OOO.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

CARRIER Boy WANTED.-A go' d
boy with horse or pony can get a
route by calling at Journal Office
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

Winter tans heavy sole shoes al
Krausse Bros.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-13

: steamer Gray Eagle will leave
: Portland for Salem Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 a.
: M. and leaves Salem for Portland
|. Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
: days, at 9 a. m. Quick time, ,regu-
lar service and cheap rates. Agent
= NJ. p. Baldwin at Salem dock.