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WI Take off the Steamers.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. Cocoon
sui O'Hara writes the Department. of State
from San Juan del Norte, Nicaragua his
station, that it is reported in Bluehelds
that the Southern Pacific Company will
discontinue running its vessel of the Nor
gan line of steamships between New Or
leans and Blueiields. The reasons assigned
for this action are the low price of bananas
and the difficulty of competing with yes
sells owned by Norwegians and manned by
the poorly paid sailors of that nation.
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LONDON, Enc, Sept. 9O.-The Morning
Post tomorrow will print dispatch from
Conf antinople to a local news agency
saying that number of Arme mans made
a hostile demonstration against the au-
thofties there to-day. The police, at
tac5ed the mob, killing several persons
and wounding others. Many persons
weie arrested. Order was finally restored
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Captaim Arnaes, Case.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 3o.-secre-
tary Lamont has as yet taken no action in
theacase of Captain Armes. General Seho-
field left Washington last evening for
Pelee Island, in Lake Erie, to spend two
weeks fishing. The Objectionable letter
addressed him by Captain Armes has been
turned over to Secretary Lamont.
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LONDON, Enc, Sept. 30. = The re-
maindef of the consignment of California
fruit was sold at Covent Garden market to-
day. The fruit sold fairly we'll, Duchesse
pears tetching lis to lbs and Beurre lbs.
Small peaches, lacking in color, brought
As to 81 per half box. There have as yet
been 90 arrivals Of American apples in
London
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that he agreed that the establishment of
whipping-post here would be productive of
good results in some instances. But the
courts could not establish it, hence Con-
gress should be applied to IN the matter
and he advises the members of the Grand
Jury to move in that direction.
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Fired Into a Cro,rd.

BUDA PESTH, HUNGARY, Sept. So
Tie arrest of a woman by gendarmes
cfused riot at Guayala, a town in Bekes
Cbunty to-day, A mob tried to rescue the
DOMAIN and attacked the gendarmes with
Zones. Failing 10 Gisperse the rioters, the
jendarmes fired volley in the crowd, kill
ing one person and wounding eleven.
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One Steamer Is Safe.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 3O.-H. s.
Fisher, manager of the Cleveland Buffalo
line, states this morning that the steamer
State OF New York is safe, having wealth
cred the gale of Saturday night and yester-
day under cover of Long Point by the
Canadian shore. The storm on the lakes
has been the heaviest of the season.
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FOR THE HALF-RATER CUP.
That Trophy Also Corrected by the Cana
dian YacHtsmen.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Sept. 30.-At n
special meeting of the Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht Club held this evening it was de-
cided, in view of the defeat of the Spruce
~ in the international challenge series
by the American yacht Ethelwynn, to
challenge for the half rater cup. The
requisite amount for the designing and
building of the boat was at once SUBJ
scribed. The new challenger will be built
by G. III. Duggan, and in the event of an
English challenger will have series of
trial races to see which will try for the cup.
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The Fight ono Contest.o

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 3o.-Billy
Mcmillan, the champion middle-weight OF
Washington, and Paddy German, the Aus
tralian middle-weight, fought before the
Eureka Club tonight. The referee in the
seventh round declared the fight off, de-
Gliding it "no contest"
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Ror tha Pnste,.r FuneraI.

PARIS. FRANCE, Sept. 3o.-The funeral
services over the body of Louis Pasteur
have been fixed for Saturday next. The
religious ceremony will then take place in
the cathedral of Notre Dame, and the
body will be temporarily inferred in the
family vault at Montmartre.
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IT rs Ali PURE FICTION.
Spain Not Warmed That Uncle Sam vii
Recognise Rebels.

LONDON, ENG. Sept. 30.-The Spanih
Embassy has authorized the United Pass
to make the following statement: The
Spanish Embassy has communicated by
telegraph with the Foreign Office at Msdrid
in regard torumors published in American
papers and reproduced in London nsws-
papers to the effect that Secretary Ohey
has warned the Spanish Minister at Wish
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We are after your trade, and It will
pay you to buy from US. We are Of
fering inducements, and If you wish
to save money on your footwear give
US a trial. We are offering these
bargains on account of the partial
blockade made by the fence sur
rounding the new Spreckels build
ing. We herewith quote few Of our
prices. The above cut is Of a La
dies DongoIa Kid Button Shoe, with
either Cloth or Kid Tops, Mediums
pointed Toes and Patent Leather
Tips present price, 81 80; former
price, 81 rs.
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Pearv Departs for Boston.

HALIFAX, N. s., Sept. 30.-Lieutenant
and Mrs. Peary left here by train to-day
for New York, via Boston.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
New Goods

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lfl.s b. AZ esa lisi liir ieeifi p1iNf
laesH ~ all ilnds ~ lt'iaiaa Hfl
el,snass faii 800 49, ~ lsuftsf
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WILLIS hh)H a ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
PERSONALS.

A. Strong went to Albany on the
morning local.
r. l.. Moore, Of Baker City was in
the city today.
Hon. John Mlnto took the lao local
for the metropolis.
O. Klelnberg and wife are registered
nj the Willamette.
w. Is. Lawler was n passenger to Al
bany on the ilil7 local
Hon. n. T.. Oeer. Of MacleAy, went
10 Portland this afternoon.
Councilman Thos. Kay returned
this afternoon from Waterloo.
y. Steiner, this fish aud fruit dealer,
went io Portland this afternoon.
Dr. w. "a. Byrd Was passenger to
PJrtland on the afternoon local.
v. q. 0lltner, secretary Of the State
Iasuranoe company, is la Portland.
r. %. Lively. Of Athena, was In tho
city today, guest At the Willameltr.
Ffank Meredith book keeper At The
psnlienilAry, went 10 Oregon CITY
this morning,
Prof, A. n. YsfeE, of Wiliametie
uHiysfsliy. was passenger 10 Port
land this morning
MlAs Angle NeCullooh, of the hlAle
InsUfanes fDros, returned from Port
iand this morning.
MH. a. y. Bishop aud hlss i.snofa
Ksy ssui ~ Portland "Wednesday on
= blsine.s apd pleasure thp.
], A. iiafnsii, ~ salsm, oams W on
ihs looal Wednesday foT short ylsii
~ EuKens, EuEens ouald.
NsE lisfss, VI ihs afm ~ Husu a
liaDllll0n, fafnliufs dsaiefs, vas las
ssnRsl ~ ronland ihls morning
a. a. hohafy, esshlsf IA Hilllams
$40 EnElaad's bank, was = passeuEfi
A. OisEyn tiiy VA lhs morning ifaiu.
A, y. heofos. nlsusgff ~ ihs iala
fsi i,uisileTlnT 90, Nas . noflh baued
I,ssseHgff 1p sac ui0inlnK 0fsfisndl
D. % ilsseh. ~ iils hslsm ispufiy
ls pfslafiaa % IfmeFs ~ Fgilspd
wllh bls tsisily 500 bs,sssiiald Toaas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
MINOR LOCAL NEWS.

Tom Hubbard is improving some.
Thursday is much cooler with light
showers threatening.
Frank Cshlll is quite III at the
home Of bis parents on Fifteenth street.
Mr.. James Francis. of South Salem,
Is still quite low but enjoys 8 visit from
bis friends.
-THB JOURNAL mans spare
moments are spent In his neighbours
cherry trees.
The Salem caDnery is paying 2!
cents box for good canning berries.
Cherries will also bring q good price.
The Sunday school Of Haysville
north Of Salem about three miles, will
hold picnic In the grove close by on
Saturday.
Read Ithe new ads. daily inserted
by our live merchants If you would
know the latest styles in the markets
and the bargains.
THE DAILY JOURNAL want column
is the popular advertising space in the
city half inch three dsys;25 cents, one
week, 80 cents; one month, 81.
Try the naturally raised pure cream
Oak Grove dairy butter, made by Mrs.
Louis Savage, sold only by McIuiyre
q Davis, at the old Fishburn stand.
Joseph A. Morris,o Florence, Lane
county. and Uriah K. Arnold, Of
Portland, were, yesterday, commits
Sloued notarles public at the secretary
OF states office.
1t Is believed that Governor
Fletcher'a Republican bicycle has one
PopuIist wheel aud hence It keeps
throwing him off. The two won't
track together.
Manager Edwin Stone, Of the Ore
gon Central and Eastern Railroad of
Corvallis, was In town yesterday and
acknowledges pleasant call. He
made many warm friends for the
Oohpany On MS YlslL.
From the kitchen flue of Gideon
StolIz's residence on Winter street be-
tween State and Ferry, fire was com
municated to the roof last evening
about supper hour, and for q time
there was chance for bad blaze,
but for the prompt action by Walter
Stoliz and j. A. Pennybaker.
The governor Of Oregon has a
warm place In his heart for fat men.
He has appointed J, A. Wright, OF
Union county, aide-de-camp, with the
rank OF lieutenant-colnel, on his staff
as commander-in-chlef of the Oregon
National Guards. The appointment
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J. ]. DALRYMPLE & co,

United States Senator John II
Mitchell will arrive IN Tacoma tjd ,y
and Is expected 10 reach Portland Sur.
day.
II. Schomaker, of the Salem Pro
duce Co., transacted business 10 Port
land today, going down on the morn
log train.
z. l.. HubbIrd, formerly a re ideui
Of Salem. bot now Of Dallas, was in
the city last evening, stopping at the
Willamette.
Rev. w. II. Myers, pastor Of the NJ
Il. church at Mehama, returned home
this morning after short visit with
Riv. j. N. Shulse Of this city.
M ~ Theresa Darcy, who conducts =
private schoo' at the corner of Chem.
eketl and Winter streets, entertalrei
her pupils at Morningside Wednesday.
40 enjoyable time was had by the
little folks.
K. e. Churchill was a passenger I
Portland on the morning overland.
Mr. Churchill reports his little son
Walter, aged 4 years, who was pols-
oned Tuesday evening, much improved
and the prospects for his complete re-
covery, very encouraging.
Deputy Supreme Commander X. 0
4. NJ. >. w. Hall was In the city today.
He came on the boat this morning and
left for Portland on the l:40 He re
ports successful organization Of several
tents In Oregon during the months of
May and June, which include about
1866 members.
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THE swARrz TRIAL.
Bet Before Judge Burnett. Monday
June IL, at O'clock.

Bet Before Judge Burnett. Monday.
June IL, at ! O'clock.
THE swARTZ TRIAL.
Attorney Hayden appeared at
O'Clock and entered plea Of not guilty
as charged. Monday, ct / O'Clock p.
m. was set for commencement Of the
trial. The'case will take at least two
days.
NOT TRUE BILLS.
The grand jury returned, today,
three not true bills. One against John
Janzen, charged with assaulting boy
With q knife; two against Willis Jor.
dan, charged with horse stealing.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DOCKET.
The grand jury returned an indict-
ment against James and VIM. Red.
ford, on the charge Of larceny Of two
geldinRs from Henry Bond on Febru-
ary q, last, the animals being Of the
value Of SlO0.
The case Of +. G. Minton VS.. Mary
J. Tyler, being an action to recover
he payment Of Sl82.5O claimed as a
commission in effecting the sale Of S5
acres Of land belonging to the defen-
dant, was tried. Chss. Simpson,
frank Herren. w. p. Massey, J. 4.
Mothorn, E. +. Hutchisons, q. w.
Casbell, e. r. Briggs, F. j. Bolter, II.
Lamoreaux, Jos. WOodford, l. L. Mil
Ter and f. Bingham comprised the jury.
The case was given them about 5
o'clock and after being out about an
hour aud half returned a sealed ver-
dict.
II. p Gregory IL Co vs.. r. B. Stro-
vens ct al, action for money; judgment
for plaintiff. on pleadings as to defend
ant NJ. 5travens and continued as to
r. b. Stravens
Frank Holmes vs the Oregon Hedge
Co., action for money; motion for con.
tinuence.
THURsDAY's DOCKET.
State vs. Jas. A. Redford arraIgned.
state vs.. Chas. T. Jones, withdraws
plea OF not guilty and pleads guilty to
first indictments, two being dismissed.
Holmes and w. ]. Darcy appointed
to defend. To receive sentence June
IL, at 8 a. m.
l.. q. Barron VS.. f. w. Settlemeir,
ct al, nonsult by plaintiff.
A. II. McAllister Ys. John knight;
defendants costbill disallowed. diza
State vs.. Garrison, jury finds guilty,
sentence Monday at 8 a. m.
Lansing vs. Pummer Il Ault, mo-
Ilon to strike part Of complaint sus.
talned
Dugeness Trading Co., VI. Downe
u al required to answer by June II.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
I9O Sfah.

AZ TnE liEFORM scnOOL.--A. A.
stafford has resigned his position IA
night watch at the stats reform
school The state board of education
has hlled the vacancy caused by Sir
Slnilord's resignation by appointing q.
MARLIN ~ Lano county Carl Nickel
son, aged " years, who has been out
on parole, was returned 10 the reform
school nom Wasop county Wednesday
Increasing the number NJ boys In taAl
institution lo 40.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
OREGON PHAEMAoIsrs.
Those Who Passed the Examinations
Of the Board


Of the Board.
The oregon State Board Of Phar'
macy has been In session 10 Portland
the past three days, the following
members being present: DR.. NJ. NJ.
Davis, president; Dan J. Fry, secretary
John NJ. A. Lane aud i. w. Moody.
An examination Of candidates was
held Monday in the auditorium Of the
medical department Of Willamette
University. The class numbered 3S,
the largest class ever examined at one
time since the organization Of the
board. Twenty.one were examined
for certificates as registered pharma
cists, the following passing a creditabIe
exsmiustion; John Baalman, Owen
Osbutn, Il. w. Morse, DIR. Eliza In
gals, Ada f.. Stone, Edward b. Liable,
Chas. L. Weidler, G. B. Schmidts and
Clarence H. Ford, Of Portland; Helen
X. Stanley, Ashland: P. H. Fitzgerald,
Gervais; FrRuk II Caldwell, Lafayette;
Phi Cohn, Heppner. +. A. Thatcher
and Ben +. Brooks, both of Salem,
took the examination rs registered
assistants, both of whom were success
ful. Others taking the examination for
registered assistants and receiving Ger.
tifcates are: Lawrence Holland, d.
f. Spiegle, q. w. Campbell, +. d.
Mckee, j. A. Clemenson, Portland; &.
n. Clarke, The Dalles; e. P. Oliver,
Hillsboro: d. B. Smith, Stlyton, II
L. Moore, Woodburn; and .. c. Nc
Farland, Albany. The annual election
of officers took place today with the
following result:
President. M. NJ. Davis, of Yaquina;
treasurer, M. j. Laue, of Portland I;
secretary, Daniel J, Fry, of Salem
The next III ling Of the board will
be held the ll.-l week in October al
Albany.
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NEW AOylRTlsfRfsrs.

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

of Mf Wright displAees Colonel y. ~.
halsy. The governor stated that II 10
not bis Intention io dlsplsos Colonel
Butcher, " Baker cry,
The strawberry ls silll ~ilb us. IL
IL tonic. II isa satisfaction. II lsS
temptation. II iss joy ltis . tblDg
~ beauty. May u long remain With
us, Salem Fisl ~ all means put
sons ~, pui eisles up, nli your houss
wiih them Any lblnK that h such
tpuie, sslisiaeiion, temptation, i0y sna
. hsauly, ought ~ bs on bsnd w hun.
dfsds ~ rans The editor ~ the Dfu.
o0fsi 10 slfsa berry marked, On bic
nKbi lsR sa regulation sitsd Wllson
stfssi,sfTy 90 naiufs' - n on wise
snp hspos bs sppfpclsifs oil tbs sush
aboui eliza = iasffius. AlhsnS Dsnooisi
The isci should 10 sisted thsi lhs
llssDosfsi ls stiisd ~ . ssnilsmsn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
C1SH TALKR

OHr entire stOck OI Idch-
age d1d cGHHed OOO1is, Teas
Gjid Spires WiH be- O1crcd
Ior saie az cost, brOiHniHO
If0Hfi0H May "a, Gnd ererD
fhiHO else az DpcdfiD redHced
pricea. DOHf IOpDef me
Iiidce, HiiieF's Ofid Cent
GFOccrD, f5O bfGfr sL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

10 flfE rrH,- sheun johnson aud
guard, Of Lane cnuniy today brought
10 tho poniteutiary Robert N stevens.
fof lafoeny, aud john lirpsn. FOR as-
sauli With Intent 10 commit rape 0n
tso little school glrls iwo weeks slnee.
Zach nan plead guilty 10 tbs rbsrgs
flod agsinfl hlm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

The New Y * Racket has jlst
received a large ,ot of laces End EN-
broideries Of yatIous shades, also dotted
swiss and Victoria lawn, ribb,ns,
founcings and parasols, ladies' vest,
table damask, linen crash, towels, hos
iery Of all kinds and numerous othel
articles, all sold at racket prices. tau
aud save money. 1921
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
Alb in Salem

a Rffsi n.lrlfailnn Nill ls
hai sui mryloiy Nili hs
Hsppl hDHnfmauna NnreY
p'fl tAe eWNin efmy daf.
ani ibai h alai aenDunis 60
ilp rufllng imde all ihs ilms
a lgi hisis a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

90. JouRRAii ihs slslsmssi Nv
lhis mofpiuKs fiaissmsB ihsi ths
plrrlfif oals fuu AI0und ihs cuTss 90
siair spd Commercial siTesis "siihoal
slDving pp' ls iSias lb sFfTy insians,
~ ihs esfs suuid noi ismsin oB ihs
1art ~ fuil slssi nof sEsp % hsf
sissi tB u sEsin,
rfnfaThIAh.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

LfApfhs iA EYERF rRApE rhefs
Ars lsadsn lu syoiY Trade and Ws'fo 10
tlio bad ~ tbs hssi aud u'oanesi lauoh
eounir 10 Oregon. 0ppd. Substantial
meals served fuf ouly % ospis Can
hnd afs us
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

A Success.

The musical ana literary program
rendered last night at the u. B. church
Ia Yew Park was Il grand success, a
good audience being present who
ssrmed 10 enjoy the event very much.
The managers wish 10 thank those
who took part aud made II the grand
sue0sss IL wac,
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RIGHT ON TIME.

4 miCed cdI-iOdd Of Jur-
nitnFe redchcd POrtLdnd
DesfeFddD dnd Ge are receiU-
inO Onr pOrtiOn. We inUife
UOu Ia cdH dld see the ueiC
Things la bOOk Cases, sioie-
bOdTtis dnd chf1Oniers.
NE LLER d SONS,
I2O Stdfc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

a hThAhut hAHt "lmoufsu IL
lsihsi . sifsngs name bpi ihs package
81 ifs labeled 'fmrum' BE- 90 uabi
a plund " rl0.os ffsAeh mlssd
ospdy accompanies rarb papkags
fiilhfH a palitlson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
JUsT OPENED f!

A new line Of gents furnish
ings.
Latest creations in nec'iwear,
including black puffs, with
white lines; black bows, with
white lines; wash ties.
New NeglIgee Shirts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

Colored Cheese Cloth.
Red, white and blue bunting,
for decorating purposes.
Waist Silks. .25c yd
DimIties. ...........l0c yd
Figure Lawns. .84c yd
Latest in Straw Hats.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

Shoes, shoes, are going fast at n
big disc INT sale Columbia Sh"
Store. 20 per ceut IF.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

Remember the bicycle races Fr.daS
evening at the fir grounds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
Bicycle Races

At the state fair grounds, on Friday,
June IA, 1896, given under the auspices
OF g q & G, by sanction Of l.. A. w.
Racing Board, and under L. A. W.
rules.
RACES.
|. CCCC 10 mile handicap road
race. This race starts outside gate and
runs TO finish on track.
2. lmhe, Open 10 boys under 49,
3. mile. OpeA, Glass A.
Races 10 commence at $50 sharp.
Admission. gents l5c; ladies and chill
dren, ~. Grand stand free.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

Remember the BICYCLE races Friday
evening at the fair grOund,.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

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aieis 800 ssfs lAs ~ psf osni bsfogs
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

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4 500
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

II will be hard on the summer glil.
What will she do without the serge
skirt ?D We call her attention 10 our
serges 10 all grades, and ask the privi-
lege OF showing them. The serge skirt
IL an absolute necessity these days.
More waists expected In on Saturday.
NAVY DUCKS-Just received.
r.. HOLVERSON a. 90.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

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sAd siin ui Na's "a los pnefs - ihs
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

Stayton Flour-B Brauson Il Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

Stay ton Flour Branson & Go.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

Do you use the
London Incan-
descent Pens? Ii
not, drop in and
get a sample OF
No. 4. F. S.
Dearborn, Book
seller, Agent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

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"' l'i. AiIii haIfsl. o. 'fatH'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

"wHEN
THE
sERGEs
CEASE TO ROLL"